this shot an hour ago looked fogged in. not the case right now. just a touch of fog. not seeing any fog on i-95 southbound traffic heading toward center city moving nicely, no overnight construction, no delay just yet on i-95. trying to ease you into this friday. old city, watch for market blocked between 3rd and 4th 10:00 a.m. eva pilgrim has been talking about the water main break at 5th and south. use third or 7th to get around the problems. the speeds are good overall. gravel pike at knights road we have an accident involving a deer you want to watch for this. at the tacony-palmyra bridge at the toll plaza there's an accident that you causing delaye careful if your heading on the tacony-palmyra, delays expected right now, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> this is breaking this year's noble peace prize goes to the national quartet trying to form a new government peacefully. they helped form democracy and guaranteed fundamental rights of the entire population. it is made up labor unions and leaders of industry and human rights activists. you see people voting there. the

. >> there will always be anger towards the man who killed the woman three years ago looking for a quick fix. >> he took away our sense of security and our innocence. >> -- [inaudible] >> but it was the fight she put up against timothy that led to >> a day for justice. >> she had enough sense to get enough of his dna under her fingernails to do her part so he could never harm another family again. >> smeenld the rest of his life behind bars and while there was gratitude toward the prosecutors who made that happen, this is a problem that's far from over. >> i'm very worried about the fact there will be more timothies out there who have heroin, who have one single goal in mind to steal other people's money and break into their homes. the potential for these things happening scare the heck out most and i'll tell you that right now. >> for the family, healing begins. >> i have never been more proud of my mother than what i am right now as i sit here. she was fighting for her home. for her granddaughter and ultimately fighting for her life. >> the family was also in the courtroom. they, of co

we go at the huckleberry elementary school in lynnfield, 80 third graders there. a couple of days ago. look at all of those smiling faces. had a fantastic time. i always have a good time when i go to the schoolsp. >> of course, when it's going to be 76 on monday and no school. >>> how about this? something brewing at the gym. a company called supplemental brewing just created a beer that has protein. they v. call is brew-tein. it's 7 grams of protein and 5% alcohol. the company is trying to raise $40,000 in kick starter funds. the slogan is, this is where >> clever. >> good luck. you have it and then you jump on the treadmill. >>> straight ahead, some steamy firemen. >> we'll give you a sneak peek at the calendar that's for a great cause. >> breaking news in the murder of a marshfield man. police just announced two more arrests. we're live with the breaking details. >> and counting on controversy to bring in customers. a closer look at the yard sale signs popping up in west roxbury that have a lot of >>> boston firefighters are cause to raise money for the boston burn foundation. there was

at a plot of land like this that was restored four years ago and look at a plot of land over there that was restored six years ago and in one season look at how restoration progresses. now we thank him for his science and send him on his way. go head buddy, go on your way. >> less than a year since the bison's arrival the environmental impact is subtle. some changes to plant growth and small animal populations. but the biggest change may be on humans. >> people are very connected to this herd and they still feel that these are their bison's. that this is such a cool thing that we've returned this iconic mammal to illinois. it's exciting. >> i gotta say i love when you guys bring back things from the fields, especially from somewhere as iconic as tall grass prairies so marita, what did you bring us. >> all right phil, first you've got to stand up. >> ok. >> tell me how tall you are? >> i'm about 6'2. >> ok, so here is a tall grass from the tall grass prairie. >> that is some tall grass. >> it's tall. i mean i was literally swimming in this stuff, you know. >> this is amazing. >> thi

warmer than 24 hours ago. look at the speeds. they're gusting 25, 35. i saw a gust at islip over 40 miles an hour. the high tide cycle is producing the threat of coastal flooding jersey shore and the southern part of nassau county until midnight. a one to two foot tidal departure is possible. the heavy cluster of rain has moved into connecticut. moving pretty quickly. we'll look at fox 5 sky guardian 3-d. there it goes up to the north and east. we're getting a little lull with a couple of showers. look at the wide view. there's more showers and storms building by washington, d.c., towards pennsylvania. some of these might produce during the overnight hours. potential for strong gusty wind with that as it moves through. you see that gearing up on the satellite photograph. that's in advance of a cold front that will get here tomorrow as that system moves along. right now the warm front is moving through. tomorrow we're in the mild air. maybe a shower out the door. we'll talk about temperatures climbing into the middle 70s as you plan your day as sunshine

she sent this to us 16 minutes ago. look at the shade of blue against the pink flower. the backdrop is stunning. and we're not going to be devoid of clouds today. in fact, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. and looking lovely right now. and it will continue for the rest of today with wet weather. so much needed wet weather on the way tomorrow. and let's take you live outside and show you from high atop the empire state building, mostly sunny, 66 degrees, windses at 3 miles per hour. and relative humidity at 52%. and across the region, all of us in the 60s. right now, headed for the upper 60s and low 70s which is a seasonable day. and your pollen report i think is shaping up nicely. we have decreasing pollen levels through tomorrow and into the weekend. and your predominant pollen right now ragweed. and looking at the vortex satellite and radar, more clouds northwest of the city and to the south. and for today, a mix of sunshine and clouds but high pressure is still in control. but that's just for today. tomorrow the approaching cold front will bring clouds in the morn, an

ago. looking at temperatures anywhere 5-15 degrees cooler than just this time yesterday. 15 degrees cooler in mount pocono. 6 degrees cooler in wilmington, and atlantic city. temperatures in the 350s, a coo start, and we will end in the low 60s. 56 in philadelphia, 50 in allentown, and 41 in mount pocono. today, mostly sunny, school, breezy, temperatures in the mid-60s. very fall-like today. we'll talk about that and the rest of the weekend in a few minutes. >>> >>> michelle, mother nature unleashed power in western massachusetts blasting the region with heavy rain and strong winds. utility crews worked overnight to clean up debris in the area. trees and power lines on the ground blocking roadways. luckily, no one was hurt in the storms. >>> happening today, the push it get more in pennsylvania covered for health insurance. congressman boyle will host an affordable care act enrollment drive at the only free library in philadelphia today. it takes place between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., many qualified residents can sign up today through the state's health choices program. >>> walmart stores

. >> all skin and bones seven months ago looks great now. she met her new family. her former owner kathy richardson goes on trial in december for putting flora in this frail condition. >> pretty disturbing that someone who is making decisions for a town and yet in her own back yard, she's neglecting three animals like this. >> i started to cry because i just felt so sachltd her excuse for not taking care of the animals was that there was so much snow she couldn't open the door to the barn. >> i'm so in love with her and she's come such a long way. . >> push for a new law to create an animal cruelty registry. the names of convicted animal abusers would be public record. >> a tracking mechanism for local authorities to beware of violence against animals. >> a whistleblower saved the horse's life. >> people who abuse animals have a tendency to mover on and be spousal abusers. >> she's shell shocked. >> i wanted to make her a promise that she would be safe. >> and she is. >> and the town leader accused of felony animal cruelty did not return the calls. the registry jus

the big changes to the track i was receiving just a little while ago. look at that curve out to sea. expect it to weaken at its intensity far offshore. this track is currently 200 miles. the temperature of this track from nantucket is no longer in the cone here which is good news the cone here which is good news. it we could see some impact. a snapshot of where they believe the storm to go. wiggling of that track. stay tuned for further update. right now the biggest impact will be based on that current forecast. our advisory our advisories in effect for today. another coastal flood advisory for all of eastern massachusetts for nantucket for splashover and minor coastal flooding between 1 and 5 p.m. today. and a wind advisory strongest for the cape and island. winds sustained and the northeast wind gusting as high as 50 miles per hour. of course the current set-up is wet, especially boston down into southeastern massachusetts, but i have to say even north of the mass pike here, you are going to find patchy drizzle as you head up into northeastern massachusett

revenues from china are about 24% of the total company's revenues compared with less than 14% a year ago. looked on a percentage basis, china revenues are up year over year by about 114%. that was a major driver for the 22% revenue gain. certainly you have to look at china and say that fine, revenues might have been downtown quarter over quarter by 5%. we're still in a situation for apple global little that china is a significant gee og xwraf if i to them. with the holiday shopping season, in the december quarter in the western lem sphere, and the lunar new year in the first quarter of next year, apple has a good six months in front of them. >> some nitpick sisters it found this nit to pick, the guidance for the upcoming quarter was a little softer than they had hoped. is this just apple being apple and setting the bar at a level where they're comfortable that they can meet or exceed it. >> i think apple has always shown a strong pattern of trying to lower expectations after they release a quarter. from that standpoint, apple is being consistent with their historical pattern. there is a debate t

. >> we're got ago look at some disturbing video. man with a michetti swinging it, in traffic. and that's just the beginning here. we have some video here, shot by eyewitness, at about 3:00 in the morning, oakland california, look at this guy. some drivers tried to hit him with their cars, trying to stop him, one finally did, he bounced back up, but eventually, that man was arrested. prosecutors have not said what charges that man will face. oh, scary for the driver. >> rough commute. >> no kidding. well r compared to yesterday, today's just lovely it, seems like, normal fall day. >> yes, getting back to where we should be. talking about 70s in our forecast, so we go from winter coat, sweaters yet, to possibly shorts tomorrow. >> big change. >> yes, nice little indian summer stretch coming up for the next couple of days, enjoy this afternoon if you can, get outside, feeling nice already, temperatures in the 60s, we have the sunshine out, live look at ocean city, right now, deserted beach, but just overall nice day. really no matter where you are, delaware, new jersey, or even u

the last historic to remember was typhoon haiyan which hit the philippines two years ago. look at this comparison. we have the left and right. patricia is on the right. haiyan is on the right. they were both major category 5 hurricanes. both packed extreme winds and both did make landfall in very populated areas. so how strong is a 200-mile-per- hour wind? that's as strong as an f-3 tornado but a tornado comes by for a minute. the center of the storm may pass over an area for an hour. so it's like having tornado winds for an hour and the tropical storm wind field from patricia 270 miles wide. that would be 40-mile-per-hour winds or greater from san francisco all the way south to santa barbara. that's the size of this storm. a massive storm slamming into mexico right now moving to texas over the next couple of days with flooding rains there. >> thank you. >>> texas already has heavy rain. there's been a slow-moving storm that dumped 5 inches of rain in 24 hours. of course, the fear is that hurricane patricia will add more heavy rain and flash flooding. the video from a town sout

crews looking for clues about life long ago, they're looking for evidence left by native americans and british troops. >> they're hoping to find treasure in what was trash, dan hausle explains. >> reporter: these 6th and 7th graders couldn't believe their luck. they found what could be history in the making or at least unearthing. >> i think it's really cool. i want to see if they can find, like any interesting facts that will help out with the history of this place. >> reporter: before every source can put its electrical lines fear the city is doing its own digging looking for evidence of native americans who lived here 400 to 1,000 years ago and british troops who camped before the revolutionary war. >> we know they were here but we don't know what their lives were like living in tents on the commons for ten years, but even before that the native people that were here before, we had the oral history from the massachusetts people that were here but we want to know more about their daily plus year ago. >> reporter: the treasure would be found in trash items that the native have thrown

ago. looking clear right now no reported problems on the pike eastbound. route 3 looks good coming out of hingham. 24 north and 95 north so for, trouble free. >>> we'll head to campaign 2016 now. joe biden announces he will not run for president. he says he and his family need to mourn the death of his son bo. biden says he has no regrets and still hopes to shape the future of america. not running was the state of american politics. jon keller takes a closer look at how divided our two parties are. >> reporter: good morning. did you notice canada elected a new prime minister this week. his name is justin trudeau and positive politics. down here in the states, inquiring minds want to know, what on earth is that? let's be honest, politics here and in canada has always been a sharp elbow affair and always will be. they talk about voter anger these days, but there was plenty of anger around when i was growing up in the 1960s and '70s that makes what's happening now seem tame. if it seems to you that our politics has noticeably deteriorated in the last 15 years

it is almost double that from three years ago. look at that spike there. are being driven by this generational shift in the structure of huge conglomerates. take overing heirs their business and more m&a activity. at the same time, there is pressure, because back in 2013 lawmakers opposed the proposal by the fair trade commission to simplified their ownership theirure, to resolve cross shareholdings among subsidiaries. take a look at who is actually reaping the benefits of these deals. listan sachs topping the among merger advisors, followed by morgan stanley. bankers makerse, money in these m&a deals. -- moree more deals upside here, but of course there are risks, are there? shery: yes, and when it comes to the number of deals, it is said there are more on the way. just because some groups are expected to follow samsung nsk when it comes to restructuring their business. that i analysts are also saying that the weak economy and south isea -- in south korea actually propelling these dealmaking activities. we are seeing that businesses want to focus more on

together and the one married the longest got to cut the cake, the warners tied the not 69 years ago. >> lookt that, it is wonderful. >> a lot of love in the air. >> still need a halloween costume, don't raid your own closet, we'll explain in what is the deal. >> so give blood or go to jail, that is the choice that an alabama judge gave defends that could not afford to pay their fines. >>> and the anniversary of back to the future 2, what did it get right and what did it get wrong? it's coming up. >> i can't believe that was 35 years ago. adam joseph is back with the full accuweather forecast. vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. >>> thr

ago. looking better there. weather watchers, same deal reporting warm temperatures at this hour. id 70's today and looking at low 70's. the peter in lawrenceville 70 degrees. cooler in gilbertsville. eileen checks in at 69. warmer in chesterfield ed has 73 degrees. lower 70's around philadelphia clementon, new jersey david dutch one of the warmer spots at this hour coming in the at 76 degrees. and down south, into delaware, also we're looking at mid 70's in dover at andy's house. willow grove, barbara lane checking in at 71 degrees. also, weather watchers send nothing photos today. this is kind of the story. we had a mixture of sun clouds and clouds. we warmed up well above average for this time of the year. he those clouds associated with the cold front. maybe a stray shower in spots but obviously signs of fall around the region. ed connor, he send in, loose owe's farm here pumpkins lined up ready to go for the fall season. speaking of fall, we are starting to see good color change across the delaware valley especially north of the city and high reports of, color change in the po

mill yard right now and at the lane shifts between exits five and three. 93 as you mention a moment ago looks good in the southern part of the right now 101, 111, and the spaulding turnpike are all up to speed and incident free. this report is being brought to you by autofair. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: now to the breaking news we're following out of tends. one person was killed and two others were wounded in a shooting in nashville. the shooting apparently happened during a dispute over a dice game in an outdoor courtyard. no word on whether the victims are students. the two people who were injuries. it is not clear if the shooter is on the loose. a supervisor says there's no indication of an active shooter. >>> we're also following breaking news out of brighton, massachusetts. searching for the person who shot and killed a man last night and left him to die in the street. the scene, they found a 30-year-old man dead from multiple gunshot wounds. again this shooter still on the loose. police are checking surveillance cameras in the area in hopes of i

boris sanchez live on the coast, where it looks like it's much worse than an hour ago. >> looked like there was a horrible storm looming here, we'll tell you specifically why officials are really concerned for myrtle beach coming up in just a few minutes. i'm stunned and shocked that it took so long to get here. salute. >>> right now emergency evacuations are under way in parts of the carolinas where flood waters are rising, following a one-two punch from hurricane joaquin and another weather system. at least four deaths have been reported as a result of this flooding. the storms also closing roads, causing blackouts. the rain is not over yet, and south carolina they are bracing for up to 15 more inches before it's said and done. let's go straight to boris sanchez in myrtle beach, south carolina. an hour ago you had a lot of folks on the beach. they've all left. >> a lot of them have left. there are still people here, a lot of kids enjoying themselves, families enjoying the sands and blue skies. there was a couple taking wedding portraits. not the typical sight you see when there's a

ago. and look at the rapid development that's a very intense hurricane. landfall today about 4:15 our time, 55 miles northwest with the winds on the landfall weakening, still a major hurricane. and also record setting, the strongest ever recorded in the western hemisphere, recorded there as well. the latest information with the winds backing off just a little bit. moving to the north east. that is how fast it is moving as you can see that position by later on tonight as a category three system. it is not stationary, being protuesdayed in that area. and with that you would have the storm situation. topping about 16 feet. now, looking to keep an eye on their hurricane patricia coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. many are watching very carefully tonight. living in the path of the big storm and their efforts to keep in track. >> they will be praying as are so many others near the potentially cat strong hurricane. they can't help, but think of the loved ones in mexico. >> all of them are there. but the concerns are widespread. >> we have some kind of a r

cash rents did see relief, falling 15 percent from a year ago..looking down the road, the confidence index slid, with ag manufacturing and energy prices mike hoffman has our short-term forecast. mike, harvest is behind in some areas. who can play catch-up next week? thanks, tyne. well overall it's been a pretty dry season for much of the corn belt. but i think we get into a more progressive patterns as more and more areas start to get some rain, so you probably want to get things done as quickly as you can. some of those areas could get rain later in eh week. southern mississippi valley and texas all depending on a tropical looking system on the computer models. we'll talk about that later. but the drought continues out west. and it has been getting worse in some of the southern plains. let's go day by day. as we start off on monday of this week you can see a system in the four corner region some showers and storms out that way. a few showers along the cold front in the northern plains a couple of showers in southern florida. other than that high pressure from louisiana all the way i

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flashing lights which were here until about 30 seconds ago look like they indicated one lane being blocked. the lights just cleared. we see traffic starting to flow. look at the backup at coliseum starting at 98. san leandro as well as 580 are good alternates. looks like 880 should recover quickly. a couple of scattered crashes around the rest of the bachlt no big concerns and nothing unusual for your morning smut. a little slowing through san jose. >>> speaking of san jose, happening today a huge bass pro shops opening its doors in the south bay. a live look at that brand new store right off almaden expressway exit at highway 85 in san jose. never busy around there. if you're familiar with that area, it can be pretty congested. it will surely add more to traffic. grand opening ceremony takes place tonight with a ribbon cutting at 6:30, and the store opens with regular hours for your christmas shopping needs starting tomorrow morning at 10:00. >> a lot of bass to be caught there as you're going to fish for candy. this weekend bay area families should be gearing up and know that local and s

these aren't even the high temperatures, it was a couple degrees warmer in some spots an hour or two ago. look at all the sunshine we've been seeing as well, virtually no clouds until the last few minutes when a few were drifting through the white mountains. that will continue a little longer, but this is a spinning weather system to our west that is gradually going to make its way toward us. the cold front rolls through first and it also joins forces with the weather system down here and they're both converging toward us like this. so tomorrow we will see the increase of clouds, but look at that, temperatures still above average, upper 60's in northern and parts of central new hampshire. you get into southern new hampshire, once again in the 70's tomorrow. but you know it won't last long this time of year. we'll talk about how the temperatures plummet coming up. tom: two people were hurt in a motorcycle crash in epsom this morning, police say the man was back on his feet by the time emergency crews arrived, but a woman was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the crash closed one lane

ago. >> because look at this. >> huh-uh. >> even though it looks like one, it's certainly been set up like one. these are not scary monsters. these two are mean older bros that are about to scare the living bejeebers out of their sister. [ laughter ] a little sister. >> yeah, so she can stab you at night. >> so little sister is watching television minding her own business, and then suddenly, things start going crazy! nice move. >> yep. the lights go out. keep an eye on the sliding door. >> scary man at the sliding door. [ scream ] [ scream ] >> ah! >> oh, no! they jump on her. >> surprise! [ laughter ] >> oh, god. she's crying. you crazy people! >> it's a prank? >> it kind of is, the brothers are away at college and decided to come back home and surprise her. >> i love homecoming vilgd yos. they're so heartwarming. >> what did we do to her? >> oh, she's got a smile on. just punking them back. >> it might be the way she cries. >> good? >> maybe it's us. >> come on. hug, hug, hug, hug, hug. just so you know, our little sister was super mad at us. she cracked her phone when it fell, which mad

track has already come in and updated because this is different information that i was looking at even 5 minutes ago. it looks like the updated track has it still as a major hurricane but a category 3 by late on saturday. tracking here off the coastline and, yes, continuing to weaken. this is the 5 a.m. track. this has updated. the latest, newest information here, still well offshore from pa major change from yesterday. -- it is a major change from yesterday. it is still expected remain out to sea. and will be passing us as a cat 1 hurricane. it will deep the moisture and major winds off shore but a breezy forecast into early next week and bring us some waves, but will certainly have us mying the brunt of the impact from joaquin. temperature-wise right now 52 degrees. we have winds sustained at 25 miles per hour. it is going to be another windy day, guys. remember this has nothing to do with joaquin. this has to do with the front that is. a little step offshore. squeezed in between everything now and really ramping up those winds. winds ramping 31 hours in winds ramping 31 miles per hour in boston.

i showed you this a few minutes ago. look at the wind speeds into the weekend.ee winds gusting to 48 miles an hour at the shore and 36 miles an hour winds in philadelphia. the winds stay strong as we track hurricane joaquin to the northeast. it's expected to stay to the east of the east coast. so no direct hit expected for the east coast of the united states. but with it on the move forecast to go to the northeast that will keep the pressure on the winds and keep the winds up right on through the weekend. as it moves to the northeast, it will weaken, dissipated but the storm path is going to take it to our east for the next several days so for the next several days the wind will stay with us. heavy rain at times today. the rain will be tapering off late this evening and overnight tonight. gusty winds stay with us into the weekend. we will get some rain over the weekend. it won't be heavy and then we'll have pure showers but still gusty winds on sunday, 64 degrees sunday afternoon. by monday showers finally take a break and the wind will be dying down. we'll see

when they bought it 14 years ago it looks like this. >> the trees, no view. and then after the tornado. >> it has been seven years since the tornado. the property will never be the same. the view is in the eye of the beholder. >> empirical valley farm road, or route seven, exposed as a result of that, the high wind, and the water damage from the trees not being here anymore. >> tax records show that in the years immediately following the tornado the value was reduced. they were not taxed at all for their land to 2009. there were only taxed 50% for the next five years now town reassess and raise the rate to reflects the panoramic view. >> based on their assessment, the value of the home is back of , and while the property will never have the scenery around it , it has even different scenery that affect the value. >> deerfield contracts with avatar. part, the property is your prompt is market value and market value. >> if we cut the trees down, we should be taxed for? i do not believe it is just for this tax. i plan to fight. >> they were phil: new at a judge h

ago. let's look at opening levels. it is october 15 here. yesterday the nikkei closed below 18,000 for the first time since october 2 and the topix is down 0.2%. we saw the dollar tumble after a batch of disappointing u.s. economic data. the dollar was above 120 yen but slipped to a seven-week low steering near the level around 118.76. analysts said the dollar is weakening as weak u.s. retail sales and producer prices raised fears that the policy makers may have missed their chance to raise rates. the stronger the yen is definitely weighing on japanese stocks. >> so let's switch back to corporate news. recent sluggish figures have been triggering worries about global growth. tell us more about the companies thinking? >> some are very worried about their future. wal-mart released a very weak guidance report predicted up to 12% drop in annual profits saying it has to make a massive investment in stores and pay higher wages. wal-mart stocks were slammed suffering the biggest one day loss in 27 years and rare to see a stock like wal-mart fall 10

ago. it looks like a hurricane out on the beaches here. the astronomical high tide has contributed a lot to this. but there is a lot of flooding, up to some parts -- this is a barrier island. some parts of the roads on the island we're told are under four feet of water. >> you mentioned the roads. how are you expected to get out of there, you and so many of the other individuals that are there, enjoying their time off, how do you get out of there? >> we're trying to figure that out. some big, tall suvs are able to move through some of the waters. so we're trying to see if we can't hitch a ride. so we're trying to figure that out. the planes are still coming and going, so if we can get to the airport, i think we will be able to get out okay. >> doreen, thanks for joining us. please be safe in your travels and we'll see you back at home. thanks again. >> all right. thank you, erica. >>> a desperate search at sea for that cargo ship that vanished right as hurricane joaquin hit the bahamas. the coast guard says they have not been in contact wi

looking to become the los angeles rams again. rams moved the franchise to st. louis 20 years ago. >>> it looks like california's bullet train is going to speed right past its initial 68 billion-dollar budget estimate. the high speed project is also likely to run late on its 2022 completion deadline according to a new analysis of the project. the la times reports the state may have underestimated some of the challenges involved. including digging 36 miles of tunnels to the mountains north of los angeles. the project is already behind schedule on land acquisition and financing among other issues. >> it's not even halloween but the postal service is already hanging out the help wanted sign for the holidays. as far as the post office is concerned, the holiday season started last week and it runs through january 8th. the post office is now hiring casual mail handlers processing clerks and big rig drivers to help handle the high demand. president obama says the kids spend too much time tag unnecessary exams at school and he plans to change that. the white house just announced new guide