((chris maathuis)) feel it was a successful season. but then again when you visit with head coach tony sanchez... he admits saturday's loss was a punch to the gut, but feels things might not be as dire as one might think. maybe there'o here is some of the things the team accomplished this season... for the first time since 2003 unlv has had consecutive seasons of progressive wins. it's the first time since 1979 and 1981 that a team had over 400 yards offense in a game. this was unlv's best scoring offense in 37 years. best rushing defense in 8 years, best total defense in 7. so throw all those numbers together and it tells you just how far from average this program has been in the past. so how does unlv change the you stick to the plan you come in with idea, how we going to connect to community, recruit what are we going to do to develop our kids. how are we going to create depth on the roster and it's tough, there's a reason you get these jobs. you don't get jobs like this because they're cadillac you get em because you've got to get

, to be two top 20 seasons. >>> made the 23 hour last season. even it won't be the daddy. >> the fans won't be the only ones making the trip to a hawkeye bowl. >> we're really pumped and ready to travel. >> even with the teams are up and downs this year, the profits stay steady. >> the hawkeye fans are awesome about apparel, ready to cheer if you took pictures at the game today - - we'd love to see themjust download the cbs 2 - fox 28 smart phone app.go to the see it - send it section - - and share your photos. iowa quarterback - c-j beth - hard - was one of fourteen seniors to play their afternoon...fox 28 news reporter - mitch fick - - tells us - about the new bond --beath ard's brother - has created with him. by now, you probably know the story of the beathard brothers. c-j, of course, is iowa's starting quarterback. the story. c.j. iowa starting quarterback tucker and up and coming country singer seen in eastern iowa including in august at kinnick stadium, and on stage for a little bit. new ep is about c.j. and their younger brother clay. >>

- have the umbrella today - seasonable end to the week - coldest air of the season saturday today: showers, steadiest through 9am. scattered showers possible through evening. mostly cloudy, breezy, and cooler. highs: 57-62 winds: nw 10-15 tonight: mainly clear and still breezy. lows: 37-43 winds: nw 5-15 mph thursday: mostly sunny and seasonable. highs: 60-63 for donald trump. winning the title of president-elect less than two hours ago, with some crucial c states.. it was an unbelievable end to what's been a bitterly fought campaign. national correspondent kristine frazao kicks off our team coverage live on capitol hill. as the results at what will soon be the new home of our nation's next president. suzanne kennedy is live at the white house. and a live look at the trump the trump international hotel here in the district, which now bears the name of the 45th president of the united states. we want to hear your thoughts on this historic morning. hashtag "gmw election". continuing coverage of the 2016 presidential race, saturday scattered showers possible through evening. mostly cloudy, br

. - seasonable end to the work week - chilliest air of the season saturday - supermoon sunday night today: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. breezy early. highs: 60-64 winds: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mainly clear. lows: 36-47 winds: sw to w 5 mph to calm friday: partly cloudy. breezy to windy. highs: 60-65 winds: nw 10-15 g 25 we are following some breaking news sam sweeney is live on the scene. what have you learned, sam.. chaotic as demonstrators set several trash fires in the street. police say as many as 2 thousand people took blocked part of a major highway. here in the district-- hundreds of anti-trump protesters marched near the white house. police made at least one arrest. many protesters against trump's rhetoric held up signs and chanted "not our president". the transition to the new administration gets underway today. president-elect donald trump is headed to the white house to meet with president obama.. this as tens of thousands of anti-trump protesters hit the streets across the country to express their outrage. 28-39 51-55 119-end young voters ages 18 to 25 voted trump. so it shoul

the first snow of the season here in our area. snow on the roof that miller park, we are on weather watch >> now on wisn 12 news. thema: right now on wisn 12 news this morning, winter temperatures are here. many of you waking up to overnight snow. we are on weather watch for the first snow of the season. we get a check of your weekend forecast, coming up. good morning, and welcome to wisn 12 news this morning. i'm thema ponton. coming up on 7:30 on the saturday morning. lets check in with meteorologist jeremy nelson in the weather center. we keep talking about winter is coming, but it feels like it's here this morning. jeremy: that looks like winter to me. snow on grassy surfaces across southeastern wisconsin. i know of very abrupt temperature change overnight. little light dusting. the pavement has been primarily wet this morning with warmer ground temperatures. take a look at the scene in brookfield, one of our favorite twitter followers tweeted this to me. the lawn it looks like the mulch areas are covered in snow. on the doppl

so a prolonged season. and i looked at the records. 1951 was the only year since we've been keeping records that we had a longer season. so let's hope december does not throw any surprises at us right now and it is pretty the books. upper 60s to low 70s this morning. and very warm and very humid out there. and you can feel it by the time we get into the afternoon. we'll have the heat index values or feel like close to 90 and warm and humid ahead of the front and it will get here thursday, tomorrow, a few showers and nothing severe and the energy will go to the north and a couple clouds and sprinkles and cooler and dryer air that is for friday. we'll wake up friday morning developing. not the patchy fog that we could be dealing with in the morning. you see the little plume there and the conditions could be just right for that heading into tonight. and we'll watch that for you. and tomorrow showers done and then we clear out for the weekend. and the week looks better. we talked about a couple of showers and w

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have a great holiday season. the vegas golden knights name seems to be warming up to some of our ranters. some people are excited to see them play.. while others are calling in to defend the team name. i think the name golden knights is really cool. 3 secs i'm originally from orange county and believe me [we were] the mighty ducks of anaheim. if i can get use to that name, i can get used to the golden knights. 8secs man i am so excited! i wouldnt be surprised if the golden knights won the gold cup the first year! 6 secs i would be very surprised... especially the "stanley cup" -- not the gold cup. happy thanksgiving everyone! send us your rants to the rant at fox5vegas.com or call at 702-436-8285 the traditional nativity scene... is getting a modern twist. the scene is made up of hispters... complete with wise men on segways... bearing gifts from amazon prime.. mary is holding a latte... joseph has a ma they're taking a selfie with baby jesus. the creator says-- he came up with the idea during a happy hour with f

tomorrow's high temperature seasonal around 57.th that northwesterly wind which is that cold wind that cold will be reinforcreinforced as scott saig saturday morning into saturday afternoon the coldest morning of the season will be sunday. we'll rebound to 58 in the afternoon monday, tuesday and wednesday as we head through mid november looking seasonal and sunny. not so bad. that's a look at the seven day. we'll zen it over to you. >> all right, thank you very much, kathy. >>> midway point for the eagles. hopefully they start to bounce back and actually get something going. it's been a little rough eagles if they're going to make a play off run right now the guys have to, have to get it going right now. the guys talk about the second half of the season plus falcons coming in this week that really means a shoot out with matt ryan and julio jones. doug speed son breaks down why he doesn't want his quarterback playing that game next in sports. //www.evertz.com>[a5df] ♪ >>> eagles defense about to get a little boost at the midway poin

they won't take the ice until next season. las nvegas will become a top destination for hockey. >> reporter: the chill is in the air and it's all about hockey. folks have been fans of the sport for quite a while. southern nevada soon to be home

cubs manager joe maddon. >> we have had a tremendous season, successful season. to cap it off tonight would be historical. no question about that. but there is no way i would ever denigrate what the cubs tonight we need to cap it off. we want to cap it off. i feel like we are. no means would you ever not -- this is a successful season. yes. robert: good luck to the cubs and the indians. tip off coming up soon. back to you. jonathan: thank you. think about it this way. thoe epstein the g.m. for cubbies, he got rid of two curses. red sox and then the cubs course. see what happens. steve rudin at is 1:00 and will have more -- at 11:00 and will have more on the record warmth for tomorrow and time frame of the cold front and talk about the cooler weekend. forecast in a nutshell. cool tonight and beautiful tomorrow and cooler on friday. maureen: very nice. thank you. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. ?? stand by me ?? vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does

frosty start, seasonable afternoon. highs: 57-63 winds: n 5 mph tonight: mainly clear. cold. lows: 30-41 winds: light election day: mostly sunny. warmer. highs: 66-70 winds: sw 5 mph breaking news coming in to the abc minutes. former u-s attorney general "janet reno" has died. according to family members - reno deid early this morning from complications of parkinson's disease. she was 78. reno was one of the clinton administration's most recognizable and polarizing figures.. most notably facing critiscm for the deadly raid on the branch davidian compound at waco, texas and the armed seizure of elian gonzalez- returning first woman to serve as u-s attorney general. the final fight for the battleground states... goes into the early morning hours here in virginia. donald trump - making his closing arguments to thousands of voter i the republican nominee didn't take the stage until about 12:30 this morning, but supporters didn't seem to care. suzanne kennedy is live at the vienna metro station getting the pulse of those critical virginia voters. trt 7 oc - going to be a landslide

toss to eileen - seasonable end to the work week - chilliest air of the season saturday - supermoon sunday night today: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. breezy early. highs: 60-64 winds: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mainly clear. lows: 36-47 winds: sw to w 5 mph to calm friday: partly cloudy. breezy to windy. highs: 60-65 winds: nw 10-15 g 25 breaking news in the investigation underway right now, a block from the verizon center. polic say a man was ago, on h street northwest. our sam sweeney just got the scene. we'll have a live report from him coming up in about fifteen minutes - witih the one clue at the scene police are focusing on. and we're following breaking news across the country. a night of unrest as anti- donald trump protests, erupted in about 20 cities. fires in oakland, california.. and farther south in downtown los angeles, people poured onto the 1-0-1 freeway overnight, blocking hours. police arrested more than a dozen demonstrators there. large crowds also rallied against trump's election in new york, chicago, dallas and seattle.... with police, making arrests in nearly every city. p

the end of high school football season is near.. find out which teams are advancing to battle for a state championship. lance allan breaks it l down in the friday football frenzy. for daybreak sports, i'm lance allan.one step from state. the madtown for the state championship, on the frenzy. this week, brookfield east took the honors. we'll name our new frenzy team of the week, this thursday, at 6-20. for daybreak sports, i'm lance tonight is superhero night at the bmo harris bradley center. there will be plenty of superhero themed items for fans to buy that you'll only find at th off for tonight's game against the memphis grizzlies is scheduled for 7:30. the milwaukee admirals want to make sure all active duty military and veterans who come watch them play tonight don't have to pay a penny. the grand rapids griffins are in town to play the admirals at the u-w-m panther arena. the puck drops at 6 o'clock. there's a link at tmj4 dot com with more information. still ahead.. we'll take a look at some of the top stories we're following

what else does wash-fm have planned this holiday season? we are going to take you exclusive preview of "washington's christmas music station" be here right around 6:10 as we countdown to christmas music with loo & chilli coming up at six - another safety shuffle on metro.. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. larry: impact to metro this 80 cars being yanked from service without warning. autria: donald trump narrowing down his shortlist. the -- the new names in line for his top spots of the white house. larry: fall today, winter tomorrow. for a micah johnson is tracking the drastic drop in temperatures. he will need that winter coat very soon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

there's a lot of noise in an election season. silence is significant. three iowa supreme court justices are up for retention votes. chief justice mark cady along with justices daryl hecht and brent appel need a simple majority to remain on the bench. they're facing voters controversial ruling in 2009. that's when the court ruled unanimously to legalize gay marriage. after that, christian conservatives campaigned to get them off the bench. voters removed three -- which marks the only time that's happened since iowa went to a retention system more than 50 years ago. the justices don't campaign because they believe the court should be above politics. "they're just fine, fine, fine individuals, everyone in the john wood and the iowa state bar association tries to infov about judges through a performance review. almost 15-hundred lawyers grade judges on a number of things: "knowledge of the law, punctuality, courtroom decorum, timeliness of decisions, things that matter to iowans." in the most recent review, chief justice cady received a 91% -- which would b

last season, the resorts struggled in one of the warmer ski seasons in history. this season, starting a little better. big boulder opens a few of its trails this weekend. today, a campton county town will start the season with a parade. will mington's christmas parade starts this weekend. the 53rd annual parade kicks off the holiday shopping season there. there will be marching bands, floats and santa claus will participate in the fun. >>> the home for the pawlidayz is being held in burlington county. the event continues through monday. >>> out of cuba, fidel castro has died at the age of 90. his brother, raul, announced the death on tv. coming up, we'll take a look at the reactions from miami's cuban community. >>> and we're tracking some change for your weekend, including some winds starting to pick up. what did expect for your saturday and sunday. here is a live look outside where those winds are start to go whip around outside. >>> that's the reaction in miami to the breaking news overnight, former cuban leader fidel castro has died. we'll take a look back at

little switzerlands season runs through march- weather depending. they are open 7 days a week - with varying hours.for details on season owners hope to have all of the hills open soon... as long as the weather continues to cooperate and they can make more snow. adlib to weather weather cloudy skies with areas of drizzle coming to an end this evening. skies will with temperatures falling through the 30s. partly sunny and warmer this weekend. highs in the middle 40s saturday, upper 40s on sunday. rain returns late sunday night into monday. the highest chance will be overnight sunday into monday and again monday evening. rain will taper off tuesday start to the week with highs in the 50s. tonight: drizzle ending. partial clearing overnight. low: 31 wind: wnw 5 mph saturday: partly sunny. high: 46 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. chance for rain at night. am low: 33 high: 49 wind: se 5-15 mph warmer. am low: 44 high: 53 wind: se 15-25 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with a chance for morning rain showers. am low: 45 high: 53 wind: sw 5-15 mph wednesda

mikaela shiffrin has won back to back slalom events to start the world cup season, she won the season opener in finland, and followed it up with another win at killington, vermont today. shiffrin lived in nh for a while as a kid, and attended burke mountain academy in northern vermont. so the olympic champion was the clear crowd favorite. the win was the 22 world cup victory for the 21-year-old, and 10th consecutive slalom win. this weekend's world cup races were the first for killington, and the first in 38 years in vermont. college hoops today, snhu southern new hampshire university hosting chestnut hill. a couple nh guys hook up, dimitri floras of merrimack points, 9 rebounds. chris walters finds jerome harris. harris hits for 3, he five points. adrian oliveira also getting into the three point action. penmen win 88-64, they are 4-0. good for them. and the patriots now start talking about mikaela shifrin the olympics again. thanks for watching news nine at >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight" from havana. the death of fidel castro. the dictator reigning for decade

only had one other season where he's been this down in his 25 years. >> steve: only two losing seasons. that's really remarkable. played 14 true freshmen this season. the most since he's taken over in south bend. griese, they return just seven starters from last season. that's fewest dating back since 1972 when freshman eligibility was restored. >> brian: he's got decisions to make obviously, defensively, he left go vangorder and he told us yesterday, he has to look at the offensive side. and they've only scored 16 points in the fourth quarter their last 7 games. there could be wholesale changes. >> steve: corner of the end zone, with a flag and it's a touchdown! st. brown in the corner of the end zone. they'll pick up that flag. that will make the score look much better and much closer in the box score in the newspaper >> referee: pass interference, defense, number 23, penalty is declined. touchdown. >> brian: i learned a little bit about true sophomore, he played this entire game. wasn't 100%. running on one leg at times. he made play after play. he puts on another 20 pounds, steve,

only had one other season where he's been this down in his 25 years. >> steve: only two losing seasons. that's really remarkable. played 14 true freshmen this season. the most since he's taken over in south bend. griese, they return just seven starters from last season. that's fewest dating back since 1972 when freshman eligibility was restored. >> brian: he's got decisions to make obviously, defensively, he left go vangorder and he told us yesterday, he has to look at the offensive side. and they've only scored 16 i got to evaluate that as well. there could be wholesale changes. >> steve: corner of the end zone, with a flag and it's a touchdown! st. brown in the corner of the end zone. they'll pick up that flag. that will make the score look much better and much closer in the box score in the newspaper >> referee: pass interference, defense, number 23, penalty is declined. touchdown. about equanimeous today, just a true sophomore, he played this entire game. wasn't 100%. running on one leg at times. he made play after play. he puts on another 20 pounds, steve, comes back next year he'

this season? we will talk about the overall weather pattern and have a wrapup in the weather watch 12. first snow of the season for everyone across southeastern wisconsin, all kinds of photos. this one showing the wind and snow up in sheboygan. stop by the weather updates facebook page. if you missed out on the snow this morning or are still in bed, go to facebook. i have posted a video the snow in milwaukee. a week burst coated the ground a little bit. i did not notice any snow sticking in milwaukee. pavement just wet. a few more flurries this morning. they are wind swept. the wind gusts in the last hour. 32 miles per hour in milwaukee, at times today, we may see the wind between 35 and 40 miles per this is close to lakefront. 33 degrees. sustained winds at 15, gusting at 30. that is driving down our wind chill temperatures. snow coated the ground earlier, grassy services, you can see a little snow left over. but the ground is so warm it will not as soon as the snow ends. around, but the chill wi

check of our cbs 2 weather 49-million americans are expected to travel for the holidays this season..and after such a tense election season - some dread the prospect of politics invading the dinner table.cbs 2 news anchor matt hamm us how we can survive the turkey tension. nat street protests - " yelling - cheering "while some have taken their emotions into the streetsnat airport " flight now boarding " this week - millions will take them home - for thanksgiving.jen and leo (( 5:17:43 )) " he chills and talks to kiddos and entertains "qualities that may come in handy.jen and her frenchie - leo - are heading for holiday dinner in denver - where she hopes to never hear the names - trump and clinton. both sides .. (( 5:18:33 )) .. and we will have zero discussions if we're at all intelligent, because we're well educated, highly opinionated family, so we're gonna spread love. " nat c-j (( 5:08;29 )) " likely if they start talking to each other they're gonna get it on. " therapist c-j mob -berly - - here at mount mercy university -says silence can be golden - but you can discuss politics -

the cyclones dropped their season finale on saturday to finish the season just 3-9. look beyond the win loss column and there's a lot to like. assuming everybody with eligibility returns the cyclones have 20-17 with two capable quarterbacks. the receiver and the core of fantastic freshman that have already made ways. with one season down campbell can't wait to see what's next and iowa state. >> it has been a lot of highs with some lows. i think i can look at it and our staff can look at it and we can see all the positives that have come out of it. it has been a great ride. i love this place. i believe in it even more today than i did when i got here. i know where we are going. at the end of this we're going to win a championship for the big 12 and figure out how to get that done. >> on november 50 i would defense gave up 599 total yards to penn state over 350 of those yards came on the ground. those numbers are jarring. especially when you look at what the d has done since. in three games against michigan, illinois and nebraska the hawkeyes have given up a combined 2

sun in and seasonably cold temperatures to finish. that is where we are right now in concord, 56 was the official high. 50 is the average. 70 was a record high set back in 2002. any snow showers up north -- they will be diminishing and skies will partially clear by early morning. the snow showers are winding down. could see an additional dusting but that should be it. temperatures are mighty chilly. seven on top of mount washington. the wind is still blowing out of the northwest. when you factor in temperature and wind, this is what we get -- the windchill map making an appearance for the first time this fall. 22 is what it feels like in berlin. 19 in whitefield. the windchill is below the freezing mark. actual air temperatures drop into the 20's. what about the wind? it will gradually subside overnight that we are not shut down for the weekend. the winds turn more southwest for saturday. 10-20 miles per hour with a few gusts near 24. they continue at that speed off saturday, through early sunday but with a lot of sunshine continuing.

favorite seasons. at the milwaukee public museum-- when we had our holiday party we would wrap the squid, and that eventually morphed into wrapping the whale. employees in the upstairs taxidermy room-- unknowingly created one of the quirkiest-- most unique ways-- a number of years. the museum's famed hump back whale-- wrapped in decorative lights-- has welcomed in the season for hundreds over the years. the museum's vice president of design julian jackson is likely taking no joy in telling us last year's "lighting of the whale"-- was the museum's last. the accumulative affect was going to eventually degrade the specimen. while these bones are still strong--- the museum says it is not worth risking harming one of their first they've decided to swim in another direction. a victorian santa who will greet you and carolers who will be in the streets. saturday--- a new tradition is kicking off. deck the streets-- will transform their recently remodeled old streets of milwaukee. will it be the same as lightin

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coldest temperatures of the season with lows in the lower 30s inland. wind: vrb 2-5 mph. weekend: after a cold start saturday, temperatures rebound back into the lower 50s with plenty of sun. more sunshine expected sunday as temperatures try to make a run into the upper 50s to 600. some clouds return next week with middle 50s remaining. 3 3 3 rebecca in wx center veterans day: plenty of lake enhanced clouds. chilly and breezy with temperatures hanging out in the upper 40s most of the day. wind: n 15-25 mph.tonight: mostly clear. coldest temperatures of the season with lows in the lower 30s lakeside and upper 20s inland. wind: vrb 2-5 mph.weekend: after a cold start saturday, temperatures rebound back into "thanks for your service providedin the military, for the service you provided for this country, and for so many of you here and others across the state for continuning to stay engaged and provide that kind of leadership to the communities all across this great state." 3governor walker this morning taking part in a veterans day salute at the veterans home in union grove.

holiday season.g >>> every year kpix 5 teams up with local food banks and whole foods to help those in need during the holiday season. we are of course talking about our "food for bay area families" program. kpix 5 reporter juliette goodrich is kicking off the food drive at whole foods in walnut creek. hey, jules. >> reporter: hi, veronica. hi, allen. can you believe, i mean, we're just around the corner from thanksgiving and this time of the year is such a great time to be able to give and that's why we're helping out. kpix 5 partnering up with bay area food banks and also whole foods market. check out these bins. this is one way that you can help out. and i want to introduce you to someone named mario who was gracious enough to talk to us about his situation. he wasn't unemployed. he fell on hard times and he really reached out to the food bank and they really helped him. they are all volunteers helping those in need. >> hi. >> hello. >> there you go. >> thank you. >> reporter: like mario. >> this

that one storm gave us 81% of the season's totals. this season may be similar.least to start. >> that's right sue making the winter weather forecast we analyzed the sip in that ticks the weather patterns and all of the data top his predict how much snowfall our area might receive. now last year we saw el nino pattern but it looks like this year we're watching a building week la nina pattern a cooling of the equatorial pacific water that is will alter the jet stream and with that jet stream pattern that will impact the flow of moisture the temperatures and also the amount of snow. la nina pattern means the jet stream will be active over the great lakes as well as the northeast with more clipper like systems. now skiers will like the love the forecast with more snow expected in the mountains, but less in the big cities of philadelphia, baltimore and washington, d.c. let's break it down month by month. first by temperature. in december, temperatures will be right around normal. january will be colder and february as well. up to 1 degree below average each month. an

only had one other season where he's been this down in his 25 years. >> steve: only two losing seasonsat's really remarkable. played 14 true freshmen this season. the most since he's taken over in south bend. griese, they return just seven starters from last season. that's fewest dating back since 1972 when freshman eligibility was restored. >> brian: he's got decisions to make obviously, defensively, he left go vangorder and he told us yesterday, he has to look at the offensive side. and they've only scored 16 points in the fourth quarter their last 7 games. i got to evaluate that as well. there could be wholesale changes. >> steve: corner of the end zone, with a flag and it's a touchdown! st. brown in the corner of the end zone. they'll pick up that flag. that will make the score look much better and much closer in the box score in the newspaper >> referee: pass interference, defense, number 23, penalty is declined. touchdown. >> brian: i learned a little bit about equanimeous today, just a true sophomore, he played this entire game. wasn't 100%. running on one leg at times. he made

some earing late.ghs: 56-62winds: nw0 an election season we'll never forget. the 2016 campaign trail -- was full of scandals and bombshells we couldn't stop talking about. but now it all comes down to this. the first polls opening across the minutes.. and by this time tomorrow - we "should" know who will be the next president of the united states. this morning - team coverage to get you started on election day. we have crews spread out across the region - and in new york. we begin with chief political reporter scott thuman, from donald trump's campaign headquarters in manhattan. hillary clinton's camp will be just blocks away from trump on election night. and after a star-studded midnight rally in north carolina to close out her campaign - the democratic nominee will likely be sleeping in this morning. clinton is expected to vote at somepoint this morning in her adopted ome town of chappequa, new york before heading to manhattan. she has no official events on her schedule today. media from around the world has been flooding the javits center where tonight. our

but nothing like this especiall for season ticket holders who pay a lot of money broker this season is taking its toll. last night, at zero intent. fans are really stiff and submit that they are frustrated, the coach todays in a conference call said he understands frustration he says that the team is not as bad as the record, jim brown has been a season ticket holder since 1985 says it's hard to keep enthusede drama keep the group together. there are eight of us, and used to be a dozen for car >> i understand. i have a few friends were that way. but you will never see jill watch it happens when a military w family receives a special surprise and we were there to capture. details of the surefire hottest toy of this holiday season. >> it looks pretty cool. later you see the picture of what a ohio mom did to keep you living room clean for the the countdown to dick goddard's final forecastst, kee watching fox 8 news all month a we celebrate the life and caree of dick goddard. it is week two of the high school football postseason in the quest for state title start to come into focus. a big

it is tough to lose him for the season. it took us out of some of the stuff we wanted to do at the start the season. stephen: the wisconsin basketball team got a good taste of where they stand last night in maui. for all the preseason hype, the ranked team this season. wisconsin was held to a season-low 38% shooting in the 71-56 loss. vitto brown was about the only bright spot with 15 points, but the big three of bronson koenig, nigel hayes, and ethan happ combined for just 23 points. >> there is no doubt that we are leaving the island a better team than when we showed up last friday. we have work to do, but that is why you do these type of events at this type of level, because it better at the paris for what is coming down the road. stephen: the packers currently leading the redskins. adrienne: if you watch ellen, you know she's in the middle of her 12 days of giveaways. wisn 12 viewers will have a chance to win all of the 12 days prizes, that's right, all of them. go to wisn.com and scroll to the bottom to register. be su

'tis the season to give and 'tis the season to steal. while you are in the mall looking for the perfect gift, criminals are looking in your car windows. >> people come through these parking lots and they will see opportunity at this point. >> reporter: while criminals are looking for easy opportunities, more eyes are watching them. >> one of the big things we look for on horseback because we are so high above everything else, we look at a distant -- distance trying to see people casing out cars. >> reporter: officers have been parking lot watching for more than 10 years. their message is simple. >> we just don't want that to happen. we >> reporter: even the horses working to keep you safe. >> you can't outrun a horse so normally it's a short foot pursuit that will go for 50 or so yards and then they will realize there is no outrunning the horse. >> reporter: a sense of security shoppers appreciate. >> i definitely feel like there is a presence when you see a live horse. >> reporter: officers want to purchased. even a cell phone charger c

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tv ratings skyrocketed this season and already the indians see season ticket holders increase for 2017. >> brian: that's right. after last night, it's a long drive from chicago for indian regular season games, but what do you do? h heart-breaking loss last night. sia nyorkor is live at progressive field with our story. yes, a lot of sad tribe fans. the workers here at progressive, some of them told me what made it sad is a lot of the cubs fans refused to leave. so a lot of the indians fans ended up rushing out of here. let's take a look at some of that video from the game last night. for many indians fans the loss was too painful. after the game ended many rushed to get out of progressive field. after you can see the disappointment on many of their faces. some even took a moment to lay down on the ground and gather their thoughts, and while the cubs celebrated the win, many say this one hits too close to home. >> what a game. what a classic game for the ages. the cubs, i've been waiting so long and so have the tribe. anybody who won today was going to be ecstatic. it was going to be hi

she finished with a season high 18.... and for the second straight year the lady rebels move to 4- 0... but maybe the most impressive part... they have won each game by double digits... tonight they tag the tigers... 69-48.... they play ole miss for the tourney title tomorrow at 2:30... and back to the bad at sam boyd.... there were a lot of reasons why the rebels were not competitive today... but one of the glaring stats...is reno was 8-of-13 of third downs...punting just twice in the game... u-n-l-v on the other hand.. one for 12... the rebels loss meant the visiting team won for the 5th consecutive season in the series.... and it marked the first time in history that the famed fremont cannon changed hands ni four straight meetings... "doesn't make a lot of sense and the biggest thing there is we have to fight for consistency, consistency in perofrmance throughout the course of the season, obviously today it's gut wrenching, it hurts." now if you are still wanting more answers from tony sanchez and what went wrong today.

only had one other season where he's been this down in his 25 years. >> steve: only two losing seasonsat's really remarkable. played 14 true freshmen this season. the most since he's taken over in south bend. griese, they return just seven starters from last season. that's fewest dating back since 1972 when freshman eligibility was restored. >> brian: he's got decisions to make obviously, defensively, he left go vangorder and he told us yesterday, he has to look at the offensive side. and they've only scored 16 points in the fourth quarter their last 7 games. i got to evaluate that as well. there could be wholesale changes. >> steve: corner of the end zone, with a flag and it's a touchdown! st. brown in the corner of the end zone. they'll pick up that flag. that will make the score look much better and much closer in the box score in the newspaper >> referee: pass interference, defense, number 23, penalty is declined. touchdown. >> brian: i learned a little bit about equanimeous today, just a true sophomore, he played this entire game. wasn't 100%. running on one leg at times. he made

. >>> your old bay seasoning can come off the spice rack because commercial crab season kicks off today. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in san francisco on why this year could spell bigger profit last than year. >> reporter: old bay seasonings, i like it steamed with lemon juice, a little extra salt. but, you know, whatever your flavor s the good news is that we're reporting something totally different than last crab season. that's a very good thing because that means that bay area crab could be on your thanksgiving dinner table. we couldn't say that last year because of high levels of domoic acid, preventing the sale of crab until it was too late in the season for crabbers to recover. there is more optimism this year. recreational crab season ends today to make room for the commercial fishermen but the recreational ones get the first look at the potential harvest. >> when we let our pots soak for a couple of hours we go and get limits and these pots didn't have very many in it so we're scarce. first sign it's not going to be a good season. but who knows? >> reporter: not all crab has bee

he had six shutouts this season. last year it took them until december 26th, lesean holmes had a bucket late and the sixers got win number two and tonight they visit the minnesota timberwolves, joel embiid is scheduled to play in that one. >> thanks ducis. cecily tynan has the accuweather forecast for the next seven days when we continue in just a moment. >>> cecily tynan says this is a particularly busy accuweather forecast. >> we are warming things up and cooling things down dramatically. rain mixed in and snow flurries and a lot going on in the next week. if you don't like the weather wait a couple of days it will change dramatically. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we have dry conditions this evening. loads of sunshine today and the ac cam in fairmont park at courtesy stables under the sunny mild weather and the horses even seem to be enjoying the weather and we'll warm up more towards the weekend. the accuweather highlight shows the temperatures hovering in the low 60s and tomorrow 66 and saturday a

the crab season opened south of marin county. it was supposed to open to the sonoma-me sonoma-men do seen know line as well. last year crab season was delayed by some four months after crabs tested positive for the same toxin. the recreational crab season has been open for about two weeks at this point. >>> a pivotal decision made over marijuana laws in one east bay city after a four-hour-long debate. the oakland city council did approve the city administrator to write new laws. the permit program would set aside half of the city's marijuana permits for communities hit hard by the so-called war on pot. mostly east oakland residents and ex-convicts. last night city council chambers were packed with people expressing concern about speeding up this process. >> to me this is the largest economic opportunity i've seen come through oakland in the 30-plus years i've lived here. >> now that this is going to be a source of growing revenue, how do we make sure the revenue is used in a way that includes benefits to the communities hardest h

this is only his second season in the majors. bryant also won the national league "rookie of the year" trophy from the 2015 season. dangerous wildfires are burning across sections of the southeast... in the last week alone - an estimated one- hundred-ninety square miles have right now ... there are at least fifty significant fires - one-hundred acres or larger -- burning in seven southern states. chad cullum says "typical fires usually lay down at night for a period of time. it might only be one or two hours but it gives you a little bit of time where it lays down and you can reset your resources and get them repositioned where this one continues to spread." these areas are all dealing with weeks of severe drought... including some places that have more than a month. schools are keeping kids inside .. and health officials are telling people to limit using a-c or keeping windows open. in north carolina .. officials are offering a ten- thousand dollar reward for information on who started one of the fires. recently people in the si

>>> iain, after last season's success temple football is having another solid season. but why the lack of attention for the first place owls? the players give their take coming up in sports. >>> and free the six pack. new law that will make it easier for to you grab brew in pennsylvania. ♪ >> students at philadelphia public schools could start their summer vacation little earlier though they'd also start school a little earlier. the school reform commission is right now mulling over changes to the various school calendar schedules. our dawn tim know is live at school district headquarters right now. dawn, this won't take effect for a couple of years, right? >> reporter: exactly, lucy. it wouldn't take effect until the 218-2019 school year. people are already forming pins. some think it's a good idea. others are giving the proposal a failing grade. >> i think it's a bad idea. >> reporter: third grader callie williams does not like a philadelphia school district proposal at all to start school a week before the labor day holiday and get a week earlier in june. >> people

a lot of nerves with the eighth win on the season and strong finish to the season that's not strong enough for some hawkeye fans. >> the hawkeyes are notorious for ripping your heart out. >>> gathered around the hawkeye toaster is kevin and fellow fans who made the trip to indy last year something they weeks ago. >>> i think the saddest part about it if we would have beat north western, would have been contention to the championship. >>> across the parking lot near a slightly newer tailgate mobile is ellie looking more on the bright side. >>> you can't say it is a bad season if we beat two top 20 teams. >>> even though this bowl game worth the trip. >> i'm a born and bred hawkeye fan, i'll do my best to go. >>> the fans won't be the only ones making the trip to the hawkeye bowl game. >>> we are really pumped for what've bowl game and ready to travel. >>> says even though the team's record has gone through its ups and downs the profits stay steady. >>> sales move with how the team does but hawkeye fans are great with apparel and ready cheer on their team. >>> the hawkeyes have done a

but no i love winter the holiday season and feeling a lot more like the holiday season colder. >> definitely for ladies like us we can sit back by the camp fire let everyone ski, enjoy the chilly conditions. we got a plan. >> i like that plan. >> hot chocolate for all. >> temperatures are a little bit chilly. 40 degrees right now as we get a live look at center city philadelphia. got that west wind only around 6 miles per hour but having a big impact on that feels-like temperature. feeling more like 36 and finally those low clouds have cleared out. we'll see clear sky conditions overnight tonight and through the day tomorrow actual sunshine. storm scan3 showing us that cloud deck has decreased in many areas, still holding on to some clouds up in the lehigh valley or the poconos. seeing lake effect snow off to the north and west right there. the snow showers moving into parts of western new york and western pennsylvania but those will leave us alone. temperatures right now are chilly. 37 degrees in allentown, we're at 39 in trenton, down already to the freezing mark in millville and we do hav

they trained in houston this past off-season. he wears his number. as a tribute to the guy he's idolized and he has completely turned around his career. he has been a star. dan: did not score a touchdown at all last season. really matured nicely. kevin: second and 7. here he goes again. bursting down to the 10. make it the 15-yard line. and about a gain of eight. on the play. let's see what in a gets him. he's inside the 16. he's shy of the first down. by about a half yard which will take us to the two-minute warning. remaining. and the chargers lead it on cbs. urkey is the giblets. cook the turkey upside down and it will baste itself. i like my turkey carved thick! everyone's got an opinion when it comes to turkey. even subway. our new thick-cut autumn carved turkey sandwich has all-white-meat, no artificial preservatives or flavors, and is topped with sliced cheddar and sweet cranberry mustard sauce on freshly-baked wheat bread. only at subway. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? being in love is an amazing thing. being in love with your best friend is everything ever u

we seen our first snowflakes of the season! that said, the bigger news today is going to be the cold and wind. a wind advisory is in effect until 6pm. highs will stay in the mid 30s, with strong winds from the northwest making it feel more like the low 20s. we will see some blue sky this afternoon and mostly clear skies tonight. temperatures will fall to the low 20s by tomorrow morning, wind chills nearing the single digits. today: morning flurries then partly sunny, windy and cold. wind chills: 20s. high: 37 wind: nw 20-30 mph sunny, windy and cold. wind chills: 20s. high: 37 wind: nw celebrating the holiday season -- while helping those in need... julie collins joins us live from the 90th annual holiday parade. we've officially seen our first snowflakes of the season! that said, the bigger news today is going to be the cold and wind. a wind advisory is in effect until 6pm. highs will stay in the more like the low 20s. we will see some blue sky this afternoon and mostly clear skies tonight. temperatures will fall to the low 20

the commercial crab season was supposed to start december 1st.now state health officials recommend that commercial crabbing from humboldt bay be delayed indefinitely. as many as half tested over the limit for acid. the toxin could sicken and even kill. california health officials say those caught north of oregon is safe. >>> a transit bus of a different sort. the popular holiday attraction kicking off this evening. quick break here. we'll be right back. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, not sure about that black friday deal you just got? nbc bay area responds with tips on what to do about refunds. we'll have that story and more coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> and san rafael parade of lights kicking off right about now. one of the main attractions tonight, the golden gate transit holiday bus. >> here's what the bus will look like for the next three weeks. golden gate transit is collecting new unwrapped toys. the bus will also go to santa rosa, nevada, sausalito and san francisco to collect some toys. >> that's great. and good timing too, because it's