and new data shows millenials may have something to do what that. new data from the national center for family and marriage research shows that divorce rates have plunged to a 35-year low... though marriage rates have remained stable... many believe these lower divorce rates are because millenls are holding off on marriage... either because they want to skip the ceremony and stay single... or they just want to live with their partner without tying the knot. now fox weather 24/7 with les krifaton we have a weather system approaching southern nevada through saturday. partly sunny skies to start the day will cloud over by afternoon. a wind advisory goes into effect saturday night as winds kick up. the advisory lasts into part of sunday with gusts as high as 35 to 40 mph at times. also with the system there are rain shower chances. they are at 30% for sunday. once the system passes us we will see much cooler temperatures highs starting sunday range from the mid to low 50's. it's hard to keep up with a workout routine on any given day... but as kim hutch

by sunday, temperatures drop to highs in the upper 50s and hold new data indicates a sky rockets chance for rain and elevations 7000 ft and above. rain and snow chances continue will take over with highs holding to the upper 50s. just in this morning -- the donald trump is expected to announce south carolina governor nikki haley as his pick for u-n ambassador. she's the first woman he's picked so far. - v this morning, our new n-h-l hockey team "the vegas golden dropping the puck on their inagural season next year.... and beginning their quest for the stanley cup. thousands of fans are reacting this morning to the new name, logo, and swag that was unveiled outside the t-mobile arena last night. social media reaction is mixed...but parents of younger hockey fans who were there told us they loved the logo... and are looking forward to what the team brings to this city. trish milton hockey fan 07.42.10.00 "it is going to be great for our community and it look up to." golden knights owner, bill foley, says he plans to hold another unveiliing event in the coming months once the team's jersey

off at 35 mph gusts sunday into new data indicates a sky rockets chance for rain and snow. sunday is yielding a 50% chance for cold, moderate rain fall with snow 1-3 inches in elevations 7000 ft and above. are back and a light breeze will take over with highs destination of the holiday weekend. thousands of people are coming to town. and whether you're traveling or picking someone up, mccarran mari airport to show us how things have been going. the most amount of traffic so far-- is centered around ticketing and security. take vo/pan according to the las vegas convention and visitors authority-- over a million travelers are expected to pass through the airport this week. that could be people flying in-- people flying out-- or people on a layover. if youre headed to the airport-- or have family or friends headed to the airport-- expect it to be busy. busiest day-- and tomorrow-- thanksgiving-- is expected to be the least busiest. marissa tag airport officials are suggesting you get to the airport at least two hours before your flight-- to give yourself enough time to get thr

it's based on new data by bowlingre the divorce rate is 16.924 hourss for every thousand women across the country. marriage rates have increased to 32.2 marriages for every thousand women. >> i think because you know i was reading about this, it seems people are mature and marrying later in life. >> we figure ourselves out. >>> all right, weather news, snow is headed to different we found this one joyful poch taking in the snowflakes with what might be described as purevdorj happiness. >> i love it. >> he has no plays to worry about. >> it's called, please come back inside. >> there it is, living the life. bill cairns is here with that. >> i love the first snow. everybody likes to go out there. it's that third and fourth we don't leak so much. winter storm warningsti the police ard conditions. the snow has broken out overnight. it is heavy overnight. the heaviest snow, that's going to be shing up into areas of south dakota and minnesota during the day today. that's where the worst will be. nebraska will see things improving slowly. we are looking at six to 12 inches of snow by the end

according to to new data just released. home prices in denver aurora and lake wood jumped by nine.4 percent in september. compared to the same time last year. during the same period national home prices rose about 6.3 percent. >> . affordable housing units is on the rise. completion of the brand new 223 unit come complex in the five points area. >> rental units range from studio to 3 bedroom. available to households earning 60 percent or less of the areas median income. 43 thousand a year. for a family of 3. >> . they along nice. >> 1246789 they look nice. that is star wars. new tonight at five. we have a preview of the new power of costume exhibit. at the denver art museum. but also allow visitors to get really up close. to see the incredible detail. >> . over 70 original costumes from all 7 star wars films. will be on display. >> original costumes. before the exhibit is open to the public. all the costumes are pain stakingly unpacked. inspected. groomed. really looks at the behind the scenes process. of actually creating

new data shows child care in iowa can cost as much as college tuition. families are looking for solutions to make sure their kids get proper care. president-elect donald trump will likely announce more cabinet picks. he lined up more than 20 meetings during the weekend. veterans groups at the working together to complete a 344 ruck walk. "its almost overwhelming, i never knew they had anything like this " officials will honor 2 heroes who risked their lives at this week's hawkeye football game. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first plan on a cool monday with mostly sunny sky and light southeast wind. if you are looking for a day to get lights up this week...this may be it. rain moves in tomorrow and lasts through at least the lunch hour on wednesday . rainfall totals out of this inch in most areas. nothing strong or severe is expected, though a few storms cannot fully be discounted. on thanksgiving, we continue to forecast a seasonal day with highs

and google has a time lapse for several cities and landmarks and new data going back to 1984. fascinating. you can see how antarctica has changed as well as london and new york. >>> and high tech and low tech gun for cheese. you can load it with cheese and squirt the liquid cheese on crackers. a low tech device. >> think how much better >>> a father and son team dr. claimman conspired in a fraud warranty scheme to make millions of dollars. they made 55 warranty climbs over 14 years to breast implant maker to faulty products. one woman that filed the suit gave an emotional message. >> i'm angry and i'm never not in two pain. i'm never not in pain and i'm never not wearing two bras. for five years a we're southern call because and my breasts are hard. i feel like a freak. >> lawsuit alleges that they benefited from the deflated implants making money on necessary revisions. women's complaints will not hold up and ask the judge to dismiss them. >>> the latest one deadly for cirque du soleil. >>> and ballet to tampa's steakhouse was held up and who the police are looking for right n

new data by target smart shows nearly 33 million people have already voted. we're also getting a closer look at the battle for reliablely red states with new nbc news "wall street journal" polls. in arizona donald trump holds a 5-point lead over hillary clinton among likely voters. and in texas trump has a -point advantage, 49% to 40%. but in georgia, there's one point sepang is well within the margin of error. and in these final days, both campaigns are pulling out all the stops in florida and north carolina. trump held a rally in jacksonville this afternoon just hours before president obama appeared in the same city. both trump and clinton have two stops a piece in north carolina. clinton had a rally in the past hour in winterville where eleanor holmes norton joined her on stage. her mother is from that part of the state. supporters what motivates her to listen to people's stories and ideas even when she doesn't agree with them. >> i disagree with people on lots of issues, but i believe the only way we can get things done is to actually listen and respect ea

and your health news tonight, new data from the cdc show smoking rates continued to fall. researchers say between 2005 and 2015, the numbers of smokers dropped about 15 percent. >> although the cdc is happy with less smokers, they say more anti- tobacco action is still needed. new line half of all cancer use. the cdc says smoking rates are highest among men, especially black men. its national pizza with the works day. load up on your pizza out with all the toppings you won't -- mushroom, bacon, all okay. just be sure to leave off the anchovies. if you have to have the fish on your pie, do it in secret. >> actually like the anchovies. now that the nation has a new president-elect, what can we expect? >> that next, a look at the campaign promises donald trump says he plans to get done on his first day in office. that's why this motorcycle club the white house says no final decisions have been made regarding final approval of the controversial dakota access oil pipeline. thanks for staying with us at nine 30:00 p.m. -- 9:40 p.m. >> protests have been going on around the count

predicted are having the greatest impact on residents in large urban areas in albrecht says he hopes the new data can help the state improve the photo id public education campaign . live in the newsroom i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. steph thanks angelica protests continue today, as groups across the country rally against president-elect donald trump. "not my president! not my president." that's from a protest today in new york. this comes after police in portland, oregon say protests early this morning -- saying they turned into riots. authorities say demonstrators threw objects at officers and damaged vehicles. officers used tear gas to try and break up the group. about 30 people were arrested.. anti-trump rallies were also held in los angeles-- philadelphia-- denver-- minneapolis-- and oakland, california. milwaukee saw a large anti-trump protest last night. and today, at least one city leader is frustrated... saying the protest should have been shut down.. because the latest. nats cries of dismay ,fill the streets everyone has a right to protest but alderman bob donovan says the demonstratio

. >>> new data has been added going back to 1984 and you can also see how antarctica has changed as well as london and new york. >>> this is a hot glue gun for keys. and then squirt it on two crackers or chips. -- onto crackers or chips. >> that is the technology >>> a herd of cattle busted out of a trailer and they enjoyed every moment. >> they are just exploring this sacramento neighborhood trampling over fences and cowboys finally healthy officers. -- helped the officers. >>> kansas police set up some cameras to find a mountain lion. >> but they never expected to get this image. >> i lady with a walker and a bow and arrow was really, call. >> police never did catch the mountain lion. they say they are not after whoever was in that costume performing for the cameras. >>> get ready to grab those jackets. which spots are down into the 30s this morning next. >>> the deadly storms are imagine a world where the holidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why w

now to the hour by hour forecast, brapd new data from over night. 8:00 a.m. this morning the snow showers in south central and mixing in with a rain shower later in the morning. so about 8:00 a.m. until 1:00 or 2:00 p.m., the window for a light wintry mix. that scoots to the east, southeast. the clouds remain throughout the evening. later tonight a gradual decrease in the clouds, still a few clouds around for the morning and trying to sneak in a little more sunshine by afternoon. now, if you are holding the travel plans until monday, a southeast wisconsin. snow for the dakotas and parts of minnesota. we are much milder and wet monday into tuesday. now the forecast for today, again, a light wintry mix. the pavement will turn wet across southeast wisconsin. 45 on saturday, dry. 50 on sunday. then rainy weather for monday and tuesday. wisn.com. >> thank you, jeremy. 5:20. a holiday tradition kicks off today in west allis. candy lane is opening up at 6:00 p.m. tonight, lighting up with the decorations every year. the visitors are encouraged to donate to the mack

we h we have new data. new data coming in right now on early voting from several key states. first florida and nevada where there has been an uptick in the number of hispanics who are turning out to vote early in this election. that is expected to benefit hillary clinton. north carolina turnout for african-american voters is down by almost 70,000 from 2012 which is expected to hurt donald trump. joini joining me now katrina pearson and crystal ball. so there is a little bit of good news and bad news for both ca the the question is who benefits more on the net? if hillary is trying to assemble the obama coalition she needs african-american voters. >> well, she does. even in the early voting numbers white voters are up and brand new voters are up and all that does well for mr. trump and hillary clinton is struggling with black voters. she had to bring out jay-z and beyonce and still didn't get a crowd bigger than some of these trump rallies today. i think this is not so organic as the clinton campaign would l

. >>> there is cause for serious concern today with brand-new data showing there was a 650% increase in deadly terror attacks on people living in developed countries just within the past year. this is from the institute for economics and peace. it underscores the fluid nature of the modern terrorist activity. if you see something, say something. >>> developing right now police are investigating to find out what made a man opened fire at the oklahoma city airport. the gunman was waiting outside before shooting and killing a southwest airlines worker. this is being called a premeditated attack. >> reporter: hundreds of people were there to witness this. year-old michael winchester was shot. the gunman who still has not been identified was found inside a truck. it is believed at this point he took his own life. >>> the suspected south carolina serial killer could now be under investigation for killing someone in arizona. >> he admitted to shooting somebody in arizona. >> that is the voice of a south carolina with the widow of a victim about a conviction -- confession calm, -- from todd

news. alison: during the secure i.d. day we will be hosting a data destruction event. the rid of old electronics, all for free. we are partnering with e-asset solutions in falls church, virginia, from noon until 6:30 p.m. they will accept and destroy old gadgets at no charge. the address, 427 maple avenue. 7 on your side will be there, so come out. yourself against identity theft, will have a panel of experts from the federal trade commission and the better business bureau right here to answer concerns during a 7 on your side phone bank. they will take calls and provide confidential advice monday between 4:30 and 6:30 in the evening. alison: still ahead, this has been smart shopping week. 7 on your side helped viewers get what they were in the market tree trimming. z26ndz zi0z y26ney yi0y jonathan: 7 on your side with a consumer alert -- one week away from black friday. how do you spota dud. the wire cutter says gadget deals are not as political as you thing that you can have high expectations for. >> in terms of products with the greatest discounts on black friday, tv

sector rose upg 2% hit german investors were not put off by new data that reporter -- we are seeing atrong rally on wall street, the dow has added about 300 points, the nasdaq trading up 2%. the s&p 500 just under. one of the key bellwether has been the mexican peso. trading up 2% against the dollar. be watching the currency market as the results come in overnight on tuesday. british prime minister theresa may is in india in her first trip out of europe since taking office. though the uk's path to leavingg the european union remains unclear. reporter: trade deals worth one billion pounds. u.k. prime minister theresa may is in india seeking to boost trade and investment despite anyg unable to sign bilateral trade deal before the brexit decision finalizes, the british government is moving ahead with plans to develop trade hides -- trade ties outside the eu. want to be great exporting nations. so we shouldld work together for the long haul to break down the barriers in trade investment. >> the british might -- british prime mister has her work cut out for her in a country that has been n

in wisconsin - new data shows homelessness in the state has declined by more than double the national rate. specifically, 62 percent since 2010. reflecting that governnt reducing chronic homelessness are paying off.according to the u-s department of housing and urban development.. there are nearly 6-thousand people without peanent housing more th of them are lelitt youths. two building projects underwt the unersity of wisconsin-oshkosh, but crews have yet to break ground on a third that officials originally expected to finish this month.construction of the tramural recreation field complex will now begin next year.the 6-point-4 million warm-up field, and a "super" field. a dome will cover the super field from november through april that will allow for its use in winter. it will be the first of its kind on a u-w campus. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--holiday tradition.bmo harris bank will have their holiday display up for people to see.. when you can check it out and what's stopping thieves. how one homeowner got the upper hand when crooks tried to steal is holiday packag

winds will be gusty at times; topping off at 30 mph gusts sunday with new data indicating a better chance for snow by sunday night. rain and snow chances continue into monday but drop fast as the front passes over head. by tuesday, mainly sunny skies are back and a light breeze will take over with highs holding near 60. now to a consumer alert from contact 13.. more than 7-hundred-thousand minivans are being recalled -- because of a problem with their sliding doors. apparently the could suddenly due to an issue with a latch. it affects the toyota sienna models made between 2011 and 2016. the company doesn't plan on notifying owners of the problem until mid-january. thanksgiving is just around the corner -- which means turkey, family and of course -- shopping. abc's lauren lyster has more on how to determine the best thanksgiving and black friday deals -- and figure out the ones that may not be worth leaving the house for. that peaks on thanksgiving -- according to sale trackers -- so do the holiday weekend discounts. deal news expert bg: if you want the best deals of the season, you do ha

there are also several changes coming to your passport to enhance security and make sure nobody can new data chip inside the blue booklet. and-- beginning just 3 days ago--- on november 1st, eye glasses are no longer allowed in passport photos. interestingly bad photos are the number one reason that passport applications are rejected or delayed. last year alone, the u-s state department recieved 200- thousand unacceptable passport photos which significantly delays how long it takes them to process your application. here's what i'm looking into now-- how do yno your passport in person, at a place like the post office... or if you can do it by mail? i'm looking into it and will have that essential info for you at 6-30. ian.... if you're looking to plan a trip outside of the u-s .. more good news this morning.. t-i-a is looking at new non-stop flights to europe and latin america. according to our partners at the tampa bay times.. the hillsborough county aviation authority voted to update and extend a program to encourage new destinations are dublin, amsterdam and manchester, england. they are a

in light of the new data recorded information, the cases refiled and added a murder charge to the original charges. twenty-eight -year-old ariel berryman was killed in the crash. later, swimming naked in city park. he is now being held without bond. >> a deadly shooting happened in panic set in and night. police have given us a description of the vehicle -- they believe the suspects were driving when john field was shot and killed as he walks his dog. if they late-model black chevy camaro with dark tinted windows, black rims -- the police believe the car may also have damage to the body. if you know anything about this case or has in his car, call crimestoppers. p police tonight. police believe these to install a credit card and then use it to purchase several items before the death of even knew it was happening. you're asked to take a close look at the two suspects and if you recognize them, give arvada police a call. >> turning to election 2016 -- you numbers released tonight that show colorado republicans have an 80 ballot lead over democrat that early voting. while the 80 ballot lead a

in light of the new data, the case was refiled in a murder charge was added to the original charges. twenty-eight -year-old ariel berryman was killed in the crash. white was arrested a few hours later, swimming naked in city park. he is now being held without bond. >> you information about a deadly shooting that happened at first and bangkok saturday night. police have given us a description of the vehicle. it is a late model, black chevy camaro with dark tinted windows, black rims and chrome ring. police believe the car may also have damage to the body, to the case, or if you have seen the car, call crime stoppers. >> some information tonight after the denver district attorney's office has decided to retrain demand was initially convicted of raping it will be 1987 and freed from prison in december. clarence moses-el spent 28 years behind bars until another man admitted to sexual style. moses-el was released but never acquitted. now he will be retried for the same crime in dozens of activist groups are asking the da to cancel the trial. >> it is time for morrissey to let this go. to

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albrecht says he hopes the new data n the photo id public education campaign . live in the newsroom i'm angelica sanchez fox6 news. protests continue around the country tonight -- against president-elect donald trump. it's a much calmer scene on the streets of downtown milwaukee tonight though. last night -- hundreds of protesters took to the streets. they marched around downtown -- blocking traffic for several hours. police worked to block streets as they anticipated the crowd's next move. were too lenient with the crowd. milwaukee alderman bob donovan says he wanted police to take more action. he says the demonstrators didn't have a permit and should have been arrested for not obeying the law. donovan: "your right to protest ends when you infringe on other peoples rights." donovan says: "i think it's important police set the score right from the start if you dont have a permit people will be arrested if you go out into the street. that's message needs to be sent." mayor tom ba people channeled their frustrations earlier and differently -- by voting on tuesday.

new data shows voter turnout on tuesday was significantly low in the city of milwaukee. officials with the election commission say the reason could be voter ids but governor scott walker enthusiasm for the candidates. fox6s angelica sanchez has the details. it's been three days since tuesday's historic race for the white house and newly complied data shows thousands of milwaukeeans skipped out on election day. we were surprised by the decrease executive director neil albrecht says about 41-thousand fewer voters participated in the 2016 election--- a drastic drop from 2012. he says there are a number of person votes. he believes one of those was the new voter id requirement. the districts with the highest drop in participation have a higher poverty rate, and are on the city's northside. wards in district 15 saw the biggest drop with a 38- percent decrease. "where we saw the greatest decline in voter participation were the same areas of the city where we feared the photo id requirement and some of the other changes to election law... scott walker disputes voter id's played

winds will be gusty; topping off at 35 mph gusts sunday into monday early morning but the new data indicates a sky rockets chance for rain and snow. sunday is yielding a 50% chance for cold, moderate rain fall with snow 1-3 inches in elevations 7000 ft and above. rain and snow chances continue the front passes over head. by tuesday, mainly sunny skies are back and a light breeze will take over with highs holding to the upper 50s. just because something looks nice on the outside..... on the inside. that's something.... -13- action news.... chief investigator.... darcy spears sees all the time..... in her dirty dining reports... and.... it's what you're about to see.... right now. tule springs looks lovely. but the popular, upscale mexican restaurant known for its freshly made food got stung by a 32-demerit c grade... including food that was not so fresh. 9:58 darcy: they noted that a lot of stuff was held past its seven-day shelf life, so technically expired tamales, birria, beef, cauliflower. expired food always makes people cringe. 10:31 leticia: and we revisited that and we went through tr

new data shows the presidential election may hurt holiday shopping. anchor: a national retail federation survey taken three said the contest would impact their holiday spending plans. nearly half said they were being cautious with their money because of questions looming gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for this amazing price. cable can't offer speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. jc: star starbucks revealed its >> mr. trump goes to washington. the handshake seen around the world. but what did they really think about each other? neither one of them makes icon tact. >> the secret service wants the president-elect and his family to move out of trump tower. >> is this where they will stay? and chaos on the streets. rubber bullets. and how these guys tried to keep trump from getti

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according to new data, graduates of career training programs 5 at public colleges land better jobs than those that attended the for profit schools. the afrnl difference is $9,000. about 1.3 million students are programs in nursing, welding and other fields. >> wisn 12 news time now is 5:16. a new exhibit opens today at the milwaukee art museum. 50 works of art on display until february. he's known for the travels to brazil and jamaica and panama. there is a reception tonight. >> also, the is debuting big league fun. it is a hands-on experience. you can learn the experiences of pitching, hitting and play by play announcer. the badgers travel to indiana tomorrow to face purdue. you can see the game on wisn 12, chances of the badgers winning the big ten title. 5:17. o it is official, the holiday season arrived to southeast wisconsin. >> yes, last night we flipped the switch on the holiday lights festival. ?? >> that was amazing. >> that might have been a better view than we got. incredible, and the dancers too. >> everything was so good. production was phenomenal and kudos to our wisn 12 p

jenkin >> 60 is the new 40? >> data is not true 50 is the new 50 and looks good that is what a.j. is allar about the way aging is changing by 60 is not the new 40 the 50th is the new 50 and that is okay and we should be comfortable that middle age is well beyond 60 or 65 to increase longevity living 20 or 30 years longer than they ever anticipated, . >> host: what does that mean public policy bias? >> hugis huge implications not only in the united states but around the of world when social security was put in place 80 years ago life expectancy or, work worked expectancy was 62, and you bled diary as 67 or 68. today the fastest-growing age group rose those over 85 and second is over 100 so we are living 30 years longer than the grandparents did. if we think of public paula c. social security and medicare and mobility and brainpower that is just sitting there in their 60's and 70's and 80's i read get society engaged perplex. >> host: wire reliving longer correct. >> i think it has to do with advances in medicine and technology and hopefully eating healthier and exercising. people w

. >>> this morning, new data shows new jersey transit had the most mechanical failures among similarlroad systems in 2015. new jersey transit had 240 major breakdowns last year. that's when a train can't start or finish its route. of breakdowns, new jersey transit had 540 last year. the average for a similar commuter railroad was 79. new jersey transit officials responded to the report saying their numbers are higher because they submitted all major and minor failures. the transit agency made national headlines in september, you'll remember, after a train crashed into the hoboken station, killing a woman and injuring more than 100. >>> three suspects from the lehigh valley who authorities say tried to drive into new york city with a truck load of weapons now face formal charges. yesterday, the two men and one woman pleaded not guilty and remain free on bail. police stopped their truck at the entrance of the holland tunnel back in june. the vehicle had a cracked windshield and guns rights decals on it. officers arrested the three after a search of the truck uncovered the weapons. lawy

markets not getting much of a boost from new data showing added moreloyers jobs than expected earlier this month. shares dropped as much as 5% but recovered slightly by the close of trading after they failed the toughest ever stress test. they have announced plans to raise 2 billion pounds of extra capital. barclays and standard chartered failed to meet requirements but they had plans to deal with the issue. other business headlines. an end affer to pilot series of damaging strikes. 900 more flights were canceled in germany. they continue their 15th walkout. india is the fastest-growing major economy in the world. gdp expanded at 7.3% between july and september. the previous quarter, it's also higher than china 6.7%. these can go downhill. they are now raising to exchange old notes by a december 30 deadline. and philip morris says they cannot envision a future without cigarettes. analysts have been met with skepticism. british court has rejected an appeal on plain packaging for cigarettes. in the united states dozens of people have been arrested and protest to increase the minimum wag

we loop this new data is now showing the storm may have a hard time getting towards the south bay.e still have several more updates to come on this possible storm this weekend. we're going to have to watch out for a big contract in rainfall totals potentially from the north bay to the south bay. so, a little bit going on this week but it's going to look good in the next seven days. >> up next, a post it for your thoughts. what's behind this message board inside of a bart station? >>> and we have jimmy too. >> little big down is here and we have billy bob thorten and andy cohen. >>> happening now on facebook, a teen breaking gender boundaries. 17-year-old youtube sensation james charles is covergirl 's first cover boy. and on twitter a newly approved bill will force car companies to put alert noises on the hybrid electric cars. they put pedestrian at risk. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slep

jc: and now on the opioid crisis new data shows deaths from heroin are declining in the sta fentanyl deaths are rising. more than 1,000 people died from unintentional opioid over doses this year. but as many as 470 more deaths are expected by the end of the year. the number of opioids was updated to more than 1500 statewide. >> ben: gas prices continue to decline in mass -- massachusetts. it is 4 cents higher than this average. let's look at the drive times and see how prask -- how traffic is moving along. the pike is looking pretty good. let's go to the map and see how the drive times are around the boston region. you are looking at 32 miles per hour and 25 minutes upper deck to 128. there is the pike. 16 minutes from 93 to newton corner. it is 29 minutes from the toll to95 smoothly. seven minutes from the pike up to 290 and not a bad monday night drive home. >> ben: coming up next, surveying the damage after this weekend's earthquake. >> and the one that's raising concerns. >> and his response after our investigation found some state and environmental police your life? the new stud

winds will be gusty; topping off at 35 mph gusts sunday into monday early morning but the new data indicates a sky snow. sunday is yielding a 50% chance for cold, moderate rain fall with snow 1-3 inches in elevations 7000 ft and above. rain and snow chances continue into monday but drop fast as the front passes over head. by tuesday, mainly sunny skies are back and a light breeze will take over with highs shedding new light on the face-biting murders out of florida and later... we cheerleaders are being suspended over the way they used their uniforms authorities in south florida there is a place, like no other. where a walk down main street, can fill you with wonder. and the smile of a mouse can spark joy. where magic is spread with every touch, and always leaves you wanting even more. so- called 'face-biting' murders.. and a warning.. some of the pictures are disturbing. stuart police say the college student who attacked a couple in their garage in august was found chewing on the face of one of the victims. but today.. fbi tests revealed no trace of a hallucinogenic drug in his system.. onl

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the system immediately or scrap it all together and get a new one but they say they can't afford a new data management system. they hope to fix the problems by january. >>> new at 6:00, big news on the sporting front for the warriors and the raiders. let's start with the warriors. they cleared a major legal hurdle. late today the california state of appeals upheld a previous decision validating the environmental impact report for the new san francisco arena. that's the mock up you're looking at right there. you may remember a group called the mission bay alliance argued that the report was flawed. court didn't buy the argument. and they're hoping to break ground in three months. >>> late this afternoon, city leaders meeting behind closed doors gave a green light to oo propose toal to keep the team i oakland. a group of investors, spearheaded by ronny lott. here's what today's decision means. the city counsel will vote on this proposal next tuesday. the nfl is watching this closely. if this is accepted and viable, nfl executives have told us they prefer to keep the team in oakland and they c

new data says 62% americans get their news from social media and now facebook ceo is to keep fake stories off the site, especially during a presidential election. >> there's not skepticism among facebook employees that the top of echelons of the company are taking this seriously. when you mark something for nudity and violence and taken down immediately. facebook hasn't applied that same sort of rigorous standard to fake news. >> facebook did not comment on the existence of a special teamworking on the issue. google announced it's taking steps to ban fake news stories capitol hill today. they discussed racial issues and police brutality with house speaker paul ryan. one of the players told the espn they wanted to help close the gap of distrust between police and african-american communities. >>> ahead here on 7news, a wild encounter caught on camera. a teen gets close enough to take good video of a mountain lion swimming in a lake. >>> and new at 6:00, the state's highest court taking up the drug lab scandal. how us thats of criminal cases could be thrown out. >>> and patriots quarterback

that's according to new data from the centers for disease control. researchers say the number of smokers dropped about 15- percent. from 45-million to nearly 37- million between 2005 and 2015. although the c-d-c is happy with less smokers, they say more anti-tobacco action is still needed. good morning. we're taking a live look outside from our embarcadero camera. thanks for joining us. i'm will tran. here's rebecca strom with the weather forecast. breaking news this morning. a powerful magnitude seven point four earthquake has struck new zealand. it happened near the city of chirstchurch. here is video of the quake as it hit inside of a home. there were no immediate reports of major damage or injuries. authorities say the quake has generated a tsunami warning. we'll keep you updated all morning on the air and through our kron four mobile app. our top story this morning. protests continue across the nation after the 20-16 presidential election and president elect donald trump. on the left of your screen, you can see protests and riots in los angeles.

. >>> with the divided nation after the election new data from the labor department today, find a sharpmic difference between red and blue states, lending credence to what some analyst say was donald trump's key to victory. states that had the best job growth in the country over the past year went for hillary clinton. while those that lagged behind, supported trump. florida was the exception, since its economy is doing well, it went for trump. but pennsylvania had one of the weakest job gains in the united states. just .7 percent. and it flipped red for the first time, since the 1980's, since 1988. allentown and scranton lost the most jobs of any cities nationwide. >>> extraordinary information. >>> lets get the accu weather forecast for the weekend, with meet will role goodies cecily tynan. >> big changes this weekend. feeling almost like summer tomorrow, feeling like winter on sunday. storm tracker six live double scan showing we have got dry conditions, tonight, and clouds free as well. storm tracker they will be showing some showers, tomorrow night as a cold front moves through but

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the drought is extensive in the southeast, new data coming in yesterday, it extends from jackson, mississippi through birmingham. this is exceptional on the and clemson, south carolina. the eastern part of this region had all the rain from matthew, but the western part had no rain from matthew, and they're in a big drought. the drought does not extend into tampa bay. we had a lot of rain this summer and into the early fall, but it is extensive to our north and i don't see much rain between now and a week from monday. the models go maybe a tenth, maybe a quarter of inch. for us, we stay dry tonight, skies are mostly clear. temperatures do drop dramatically behind the cold front. check it out. miami is 72. tampa 67. radiational cooling and 50 in tallahassee, then behind the front, little rock 47, wichita 37. this is the 24-hour temperature drop or change from 11:00 yesterday. ahead of the front, it's warming 17 degrees colder in little rock. 22 in dallas and 30 degrees below what it was yesterday in wichita. we will see a big trop in drop n temperature on sunday as the cold front goes by, so to

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