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here are the temperature a little more november-esque, 50s anden 60s across the valley, mountain fall quickly at the 30s, quickly 38 and mccarran, 74? a normali today, the official one, 60 was the morning low so this will go down as yet another above norlg day pfn 51 of the 76 numbers, on point. we predicted, and well within the three degree tbrrnt. lump time, peaking in the arch. by wednesday, it could be breezy yet again. so one batch of clouds moves out, here comes another one in, rain and snow in northern california and northern nevada. those breezes will fire back up and here we go again for a breezy wednesday. around 30 for a low, pahrump, bottom being out in the 30s. 67 in san jose, 74 in moapa valley, and it will go down before they start coming back late tomorrow. 72 will be our high temperature. that's the first of november. about the upcoming first weekend of november, highs are near 80 as we set our clocks back an hour. kelly has your update in news3@3:00. we've have the count down clock. if we are 80? in november, we are i'm all for that. >> exactly. it's okay. thank you.

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. >>> well, a trump supporter is banned for life by an airline anden is investigation into an apparent food poisoning outbreak. those are some the headlines on the newsstands. the san francisco chronicle says individuals. they ate at a church. five others were hospitalized for the symptoms. the post and courier reports that dylann roof means he could question survivors of the attack and relatives the victim. seven perspective jurors were chosen yesterday. >>> the times pick union reports that a woman jumped from a plane yesterday just after it landed in houston. of the emergency escape hatch she opened. >> i looked over, sunlight. and i see a figure step out of it. >> she was treated for minor injuries from the 50 foot drop and she was questioned. the united flight originated in new orleans. >>> philly.com says a donald trump supporter is banned for life from delta airlines after a tirade on a plane. curse-filled outburst last week on a flight from atlanta to allentown. delta apologized and said that he should have been removed from the plane. national public radio reports that north d

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on the latest proposal on the table there was salary increase for transport workers anden own owe and enhanced pension plan. they were trying to get the numbers to match and come to agreements on nonworking conditions. septa accused the union of prolonging the strike. willie brown fired back accusing septa of playing games. septa has asked the union to temporarily spend the strike on election day, union president brown said the union will not back down to the demands. several lawmakers have expressed concern with the time that could be added to voters commute and make it difficult for them to make it to the polls on time. septa said they were preparing paperwork to file an injunction in court, that was not filed yesterday, that could happen today. they are expected to be back at the table sometime this morning. reporting outside the sheraton, center city, channel 6 "action news." >> you can keep up with any septa developments by following "action news" on social media, we've been posting update on our facebook and twitter pages since the strike starting pointed. >>> a grass grassroots

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so we were enormously excited anden -- and enthused. >> keller built a new production facility and hired highly trained workers and waited for nasa to come through with a sensor. >> we don't get a single sensor to work. half were selling our products canceled our relationship. our damages, loss and reputation are staggering. >> the technology was developed by this man. the scientist with dozens of patents to his credit. in a breech of contract lawsuit against nasa, specter says they proposed they go into business together and he was the person responsible for manufacturing the sensor to specifications. >> when you look at what was promised versus what is delivered, how can you explain getting sensors that fail. nothing you can send to customers. >> reporter: they agreed to let us interview him, but the day before our interview nasa called and canceled citing on going legal action in the case. >> it is the little guy versus the big guy. it is a company on the verge of failure because of all of the investments it made in this >> reporter: attorney james wiggin represents specter in the law

. >> i'll be meeting fans anden couragie i encouraging them to join us. >> the walk starts at 7:00. >and the weather will be good? >> it will be great. we'll have a lot of sunshine. a few high clouds. temperatures in the mid-60s. so we have 30, 35, 40 people from the station. i don't know. i've lost track. it's a little breezier in the hills. southeast wind about 12 to 15 and look at those high clouds hanging out. that will bring us the murky sunshine. slightly warmer weather today. it will be dry and warm pretty of the entire even days of the forecast. we'll have mild nights. patchy fog will develop in some unusual places like it did did this morning down in the south bay and a little more up in the north bay. here is a look at the huge system that is bringing you us the high clouds and warmer conditions the next two days. but any chance of rain will stay well to our north. let's talk temperatures. all right san mateo, morgan hill 70, rest of us mid to upper 60s. we'll he said up in the mid to upper 60s in half moon bay, san francisco, richmond, everybody else away 71 to 75 degrees.

it is every parent's worst nightmare to hear that your son has leukemia anden the entire 's dad is on sick leave from his job as a police officer in the village of south russell in geauga county. 's diagnosis affecting his second family in bloom.si >> he has been with the department for five years, ofte save working withr kids and seniors. when it was his family made the came together. fundraiser. each officer donegan $50 and fo calling shaving for a month. the gall to raise $5,000. in addition to starting a go-fund-me page to help with lodging and food expenses, as h undergoes treatment at rainbow babies and children's hospital, but are now more than $70,000. >> were so grateful we cannot thank everyone enough. they also have a 10-year-old daughter and a long road ahead, they say that john oliver is strong the perfect ending, that he is, cancer free and does not come back.an >> jennifer jordan, fox 8 news. is expected to be released from the hospital next week.. >> 's ongoing treatments will keep him out of preschool to donald trump will be a presently owe him an open mind and a chan

i just wanted the lyrical content to be there, andening i achieved some of that. >> rose: let me talkthis is "hands of time." >> yeah, that is a six-minute -- >> six minutes. >> a six-minute song. yeah, everyone kept trying -- >> you got carried away, didn't you? >> everyone kept trying to make it my single and i said i don't know if america has six minutes but i-.me to get your pointost >> rose: yes. >> i'm happy that i went ahead and kept it, and "third man" was very adamant with me about having it be the kickoff to the album because i feel like if people can get through that, then "a" they're going to know who i am, and kind of what i've been through, and then "b" they'll enjoy the rest of the record because it's not as heavy as that song. ♪ bring my mom home some wine turn back the clock on the dproof ♪ >> rose: you were rejected by everybody when you began. >> yes. couldn't get a manager. couldn't get a publicist. couldn't get a label. couldn't barely book any gigs. and kind of the turning point was a writer from "rolling stone" came and saw me in a very tiny dive bar in nashvill

then it is a matter of taking a ring and hook it on here and maybe march is on the 10th and we have anden various that is done by a color. and once you do that, you have an amazing calendar that everyone will love. i'm your diva of diy. >> that is a novel idea, right? >> yes, a lot of kids make ornaments for parents and grandparents. i have a tray full of them. >> i'm sure. >> ornaments can get expensive, >> just $150. >>> this is tampa and harbor island t is a beautiful start to the day but a chilly one. you may want to grab a jacket before you go out the door because the temperatures are in the 40s and 50s for the rest of us here. and the day planner looks like this. we'll warm up to 61 by 8:00 a.m. and 77 by noon and that is the kickoff for the buc's game and a few building clouds later in the afternoon. and by the time is over, the temperatures will be in the low 70s. so right now 59 in tampa and 57 in bartow. crystal river 46. and we'll warm nicely in the upper 70s to near 80 and we'll and 79 in tampa and 77 in crystal river and hanging city. satellite and radar shows the are moving

the push and call between fall anden winter never more apparent beautiful fall colors fight to outlast the white snow. and beachwood there was just a dusting farther south east went to won the war. the snow is falling right and it is sticking to the ground enough toh gather absent and hae some fun.t i don't think a bit of snow yet. she's right but there was plenty to keep people busy. donna said part of her day shoveling and shortens where making way for customers willing the first snow of the season is not a welcome sight for everyone. others can't wait intel more snowfalls. what's your favorite thing about the snow? that isi going to go away.ay with time it will as the last of the fall flowers try to hold out as winter barrows through and chardon fox 8 news. of course that means it is that time of year again fox 8 is your official school closing station alerts on air and online. sign-up sign up on fox8.com just cake closings at the top. eleven down a five to go and still know when further cleveland browns as a pittsburgh steelers come to town and t snapped their four-game losing stre

professor the second woman to join the law faculty at rutgers she founded the woman's rights law recorder anden leadership the aclu women's right project. she she became the first in your professor at columbia law school where she authored a book on judicial procedure in sweden. after mastering swedish. somewhere early in our in our relationship she saw the name olson as she thought maybe that might be swedish and she asked if i could speak swedish. i had to point out that i was norwegian and i did not speak swedish or norwegian. she later transferred the swedish code of civil procedure into english. now, solar procedures tough enough, but in swedish, as an advocate for women's rights and gender equality she change the world. she personally argued six cases in the supreme court winning all but one and one out rear first a little another kate without even an argument. the cases that she once started an avalanche. for gender equality. justice ginsburg served for 14 years on the d.c. circuit, was the second woman after sandra day o'connor appointed to the supreme court.yron she reported replaced j

. ♪ ♪ ♪ nicole: hill anden -- and trump. one youtube family has suggestions. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> don't give out your knowledge, the electoral college. >> how do you avoid? i have a checklist of thanksgiving topics that aren't politics. brangenila, why you think they broke up? iphone 7, no headphone jack. we can find a way to avoid politics for just one day. ♪ ♪ ♪ nicole: those are topics you can talk about. the family video has been viewed over 4 million times since posted yesterday. maybe you can memorize it. lauren: i love it. we need something like that at about this time. let's take a look at the latest in sports, carolina panthers pumped up playing the new who are lane -- new orleans saints. originally called out of bounds. he was visibly crying on the field as trainers worked on him. he was carted off and evaluated for a concussion. let's go to college football. cougars playing lamar jackson. houston put an end to that with 36-10 route. he was sacked 11 times and had one fumble. cougar fans in the field after big upset. two of baseball's brightest young stars are a

you know what, i mean, september andh october even early mid november we had plenty of dry breaks anden winter weather at to changewi as the track on is weather systems will becoming more west to east w to the heare of the country whichr means were not only going to have temperatures a little bit coolem but the way these panhandle lows today mostly sunny. sn upper 30s near 40 wins arere starting to die down a little as we stay to the 20s tonight. claim to the lower 40s tomorrowght we mention tomorrow we're going to see showers developing watch s temperatures early tomorrow morning. start to see the 20s tures all a sudden a big boost of relativel warmth that will slowly changeyh any speed back over to rain especially in the afternoon and early evening anticipating showersn the as the temperaturr begin to goe back up. thanksgiving day fraud is gone thursday is looking drier as the afternoon continues. november jetstream see that lowo over the gulf of alaska we need that low to break downonthul ir for cold weather to come in not that we want it but that's w wht will start to see happenee j

we optioned the rights for a particular period of time anden then you have that period of time to get the book made. >> well, let's hear from janet calling in from poland made. europe with mitch kaplan in the miami book fair.i book >> high. sarah, i recently read two books that were very provocative. one was kane river and the other is our father by paul jarrell. i wonder if you're familiar witi this book gave you new -- >> i am indeed familiar with it. >> jinnah, why did those booksos affect you? >> because it gave me a new day of how african-americans may feel about the south. >> well, that's fantastic. if you like that look, there is a book you should really read called between two worlds which is a memr also by an african-american gentleman who wrote about his growing not in his experience as an african-american man living in this country. >> and he wrote it as a letter to his son. >> he did indeed. it is after ferguson in fact he decided to write this letter to his son and it went on to sell millions of copies. >> national book award winner io 2015 for nonfiction. we were just li

. >> and number four, social se most of the debate has been over making cuts in benefits anden creasing retirement age. >> trump said he has no interest in doing either of those things. >> do we know where he plans to get the money from. >> no. >> and number five, dependent care. trump plans to set up a tax deduction based on average cost of childcare in the state. >> so you could take a write-off, a dependent care write-off up to four children you're caring for. >> but he says there is much that remains to be seen when it comes to what to expect january 20th because many president-elect's proposals are rather vague n northwest, lauren demarco. "fox5 local news". >> across the country and right here at home the results of this president den sham election are sparking some difficult and tough kchxs. >> tonight, people gathered at an arlington church to talk can ditdly about where america goes from here. we'll have a live report coming up >> in the meantime these are life images coming from chicago one of the many protest rallies going on around the can'ty tonight. there's hundreds of peo

and, you know, it's -- anden then, you know, he's secretary of state and leaving, and i don't know whetherit was a temporary perspective that jefferson had during the washington administration. and and washington is from virginia. and i was very surprised to see, after reading your books, how jefferson turned out to be evil. am i crazy, or -- >> did you just say "evil"? >> >> >> yes.ville, because he was against the -- >> how many times have you seen "hamilton"? [laughter] >> i have the cd -- [laughter] no, no, no, and also miranda's book, and -- >> yeah, yeah. >> no, no, but the fact is looking at chernow's book, he takes a certain perspective. >> could i start an answer? >> go ahead. >> okay. and annette will set me right. first of all, the idea of political opposition is absolutely illegitimate. >> okay. >> party, faction, no good. a republic. we've been talking about love ad nauseam. it's supposed to be that people do recognize common values and commitments. >> yes. >> and they don't. and, of course, love always makes -- failed love always makes things worse. as freud would tell you ab

surviving family members including his parents anden type community including youngest are left dealing with a great loss. >> today claire's kindergarten class the students made a book memorable book and memorial book and students could put memory on paper in the book that was a healthy activity they did today to remember claire. >> the richmond medical examiner released cause of death. the big question is whether lance was strulinging with mental illness. what more could have been done to help this family and to help future family from avoiding these types of tranl diz. reporting in stafford county, alexandra limon, "fox5 local news". >>> we have the late ekt now on the transition of president-elect donald trump. he has now nominated several people to lead key agencies in the government. is head coach to head the cia they consider him a hawk and tabbed alabama senator jeff session to be the next attorney general. but he could face a rocky road ahead. 30 years ago congress reject add appointment to be a federal judge over allegations he made racially incensetive comments. also, truthp i

last january, we only saw 17 inches at the airport, but we saw 23 inches near the white house, anden washington. so that number is not representative of what the district gets. and because of the urban heat island of the airport, much warmer temperatures there because you have all the planes, because you have all the concrete, you never get nearly as much recorded snowfall as you would in someplace like the courier reservoir or parts of northwest d.c. or downtown along the white house. i would love to see it moved. it's much more representative of what we as an area of the d.c. metro area get. across our area right now. wow, we saw a great day today. high temperatures into the mid 60s with plenty of sunshine, even though we had a cold front come through. it didn't bring us anything but a little wind. we did see winds gusting to 30 miles per hour earlier. at 60 degrees now. northwest winds at 10 miles per hour. those winds will stay up during the evening. temperatures are dropping. not too fast, and they normally don't with breezy conditions. 59 right now, leesburg. 55 in martinsburg.

their husbands and sons were jailed anden killed by the castro regime. guys back to you. >>> thanks. now the late fts on the trump transition which seems to have been put on hold for the time being at least while the mr. trump now making claims of voter fraud in several states including nearby new hampshire. just as recount bid is being launched. >>> president-elect donald trump back in new york city taking to twitter with voter fraud allegation over the weekend. in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who volted illegally. the president-elect offered no evidence to support the claim and didn't clarify who he believes voted but he did specify where those illegal votes were cast. serious voter fraud new hampshire, and california. why isn't the media reporting on. serio serious problems. this will probably cost me my spot in the cabinet. there was no fraud. serious or other in this election in new hampshire. there just wasn't. senator-elect maggie hassin said the tweet unsubsta

you see the oranges anden reds that means we're looking at heavy rainfall as well. we do have the chance for some bands and pockets of heavy rainfall today. that could cause localized urban flooding oe especially again in boston here. temperatures in up thor -- upper 40s. that's the trend into tonight. showers all day long and into the overnight hours. we could see some patchy fog by this evening through the overnight hours as well. later today we see temperature arrive into tonight. couple of degrees even after dinner time. east of the 495 loop. here's a look at rainfall totals you're looking at potentially an inch and a half two inches of rainfall. highs in the upper 40s and low 50s. that's what we will see for overnight lows as well. wind from the southwest being gusty through the overnight hours. your 7 on 7 forecast showing temperatures tomorrow above average again. we ride that out through the end of the work week. >> also on 7 a virginia college student is getting to live out her dream of performing with some of music's greats. >> she's a cancer survivor whos

they will see how he approaches the job anden they will begin convinced that he's out for the good of everyone. >>> we'll see if he can succeed in doing that. republican national convention his daughter made a speech saying the real change needs to come from the outside. and clearly that resignated with a lot of voter. given the fact that here's a man who absolutely no political experience. he never run for public office before. >> she was fascinated by the idea of a person who as famous as her father is and yet people don't know him. they will get to know him now. >> thank you so much. obviously a much different tone. a much different scene across town at the the clinton campaign hopes for a win that ultimately never came. let's go live to byron barnett with the latest for that. byron? >> when the result came in officials in the clinton campaign said they were confident of a victory. but it didn't take long before all of that confidence just turned into despair and dismay. hoping for a victory. >> as you can see i brought 5 and 7-year-old tonight. i thought they would see the first w

nafta is it a problem and certainly had as about anden when you talk about what's going on with the trans-pacific partnership. hillary did what exactly a thoughtful person would do and say, okay, we would like to see international trade-in crease and looked at the final language and said this doesn't work, and opposed it. liz: before you break, maybe bending, some call it flip-flopping. >> it's not at all. liz: let's get this out to your viewers, our viewers, it's important and it's 10 p.m. around that time in iraq. and it appears that the iraqi army has liberated the town just south of mosul, which is, of course, the isis strong hold. al alil. the iraqis are pushing into mosul. you're in congress. there are questions of boots on the ground and the next president may have to make some serious decisions. >> i think we're on the right track here, this has been a very, very difficult situation and started when the maliki government pushed sunnis out and left them isolated and that became the opportunity for isil to take over mosul and other cities in the area. the iraqi army was completely decimated

come back with real tangible, you know, data and real tangible actionable items anden will to you talking about the con -- characteristic tas lead to or result in this i'm thinking maybe that's the academic. >> how it whatted in chicago he has a map of where the gun is taking place, and that concentrated the same for color and it's -- he was ep epidemiologist, and here's the thing cdc used to do research because it -- is biggest curer of black -- men of the heart disease. with that period, and second biggest killer of all kids at age of 19 after traffic. >> yep. >> so 2,000 deaths a year which is -- imageable. it's a city that is like a city disappearing every time. >> yeah. so then -- the question is well, with what should we do about that? now, there is a line of thought that says we should do nothing about that because that is our right it is in second amendment you know that's it. but if one doesn't subscribe only to that view and you worry about this, then there has to be research why this happens and why it happens to, you know, these people opposed to these people and these opposed

anden though the heat got within nine late thomas too strong down the stretch. he goes for 25 including a perfect nine for nine at the line celtics beat the heat 112 of the 104. >>> it's anybody's guess when grownkowski back. the tight end leeing in the first quarter of sunday's game with a back injury. one reportedly not too serious. but the team plans on playing it safe with gronc already dealing with a chest injury. and the bruins travelling a little bit light to philadelphia for tonight. skate with the fliers. i'm joe amorosino, that's sports. have a great day. >>> so tom brady's son benny made a surprise appearance during all his dad's radio interview. he talked about brady's performance against the jets and few other things. take a listen. >> he was playing against the green guys. i don't know what they are called. but they are very good. >> how did you think you dad did yesterday? >> great. flipped his chest. and he tripped too. >> he sure did. he got tripped a few time. and he gotten more hit. >> more hurt. >> wow maybe you will tell us his like a donkey

mid 30s for some of us anden upper 20s as you head further inland. school spots will cool down nicely. for boston mid 30s. by noon close to 60 degrees. i tomorrow low 50s. very comfortable weather headed our way. high pressure in command of weather pattern today and tomorrow. as we head into the middle of your work week. we have a cold front that bring a chance for showers throughout potentially into thursday morning. this also brings some cooler weather as we head into your thursday forecast. temperature back into 50s for us. quick look at rain chances here. we're dry today and tomorrow. just a slight chance for showers by thursday. but as we head into your weekend unfortunately we're talking about cooler air working its way in. secondary front pushes through new england and this is going to even bring the flurry. cool air sets in for saturday. low-to-mid 40s. also pretty breezy by the end of the week. expect some cooler weather headed our way. enjoy tomorrow's sunshine and temperatures in the mid to low 60s. today temperatures struggle to reach the

especially by the later afternoon andening hours. out ahead of next frontal system. that brings a big cooldown in the forecast as we head into your sunday forecast. more on that in a moment. first a quick check of what we see now. 50 in peatown. but it's breezy across the cape. wind gust between 20 up to 30 miles per hour. and we'll continue to see that through the morning and early afternoon. also some additional cloud cover there in association with low pressure off the sunshine temperatures in the upper 40s. mid 40s in bedford. a look at satellite and radar you see couple of additional clouds across the cape. mostly sunny sky. clear skies for us. you can take a look at what's headed our way, though. this is low pressure system that is bringing this season's first major snowfall to the upper midwest as well as the west coast. we had blizzard watches for southeastern south dakota and western minnesota. you can see wintery mix there. lots of snow reports there. from this system. but in terms of snow that should hold off for us. high pressure in command of the weather

one-on-one with bull rushes coming off the anden move preston smith and put his hand in the dirt and bring him over top of center. get him away from tackles running into tackles is not working. >> reemerge where we see weaknesses joe berry gets a lot of criticism and to turn it around you mentioned his name here. where can they improve. >> couple areas number one i think they have not stopped run for the entire first half of season. this is something if you cannot do this in the league you whim have a lot of trouble. teams become two dimensional get any short yardage if they need to. here's a play untouched to the goal line. at the beginning of season i thought biggest issue against run was tackling on the second level and maybe just run fit stuff up front. but, here's another easy walk into the end zone you cannot get 7, 8 yards down field before touched. this is week one. part of why we're showing videos is because they've gotten better at at least getting to ball carriers and not consistent enough. they are bad team stopping run and what you're plays in the passing game and last t

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andening it's important to note, while a lot of people who were against donald trump over the course of the campaign eventually came around and said they would support him, mitt romney was not one of those. so is this a head fake or is this real? there's a very real possibility that mitt romney is being considered for a cabinet position. but something that's even more interesting tomorrow are some of the other names that are meeting with donald trump. probably more real prospects for cabinet positions. retired marine a general, james madison, hearing repeatedly from people in and out of the trump orbit that he's being considered strongly for secretary of defense. two potential education picks to keep a close eye on. michelle rhee, also, betsey devoss, a big-time republican donor, but also runs in education circles, very in line with some of the education themes that donald trump was pushing during his campaign. keep an eye on both of those names, as well. also both meeting with donald trump tomorrow in bedminster. >> phil mattingly, a lot of information there. thanks so much. more no

the voters of great britain that the smart play, the smart thing to do was tay in the european union anden mast great wave of the unwashed, britain is a very class-based society and the people who voted brexit were the people who were not in the higher classes for sure and they came out and they socked the establishment right in the face and it does feel like that's what's happening because of donald trump and i just want to take a step back here. this is triumph. as tom pointed out this was not a campaign by any normal sense. this was a personal endeavor. and one thing struck me while these results were coming in, a quote from his sister mary anne trump berry, a judge on the new york state supreme court. she said i knew better even as a child than to even attempt to compete with donald because he always wins. >> that was abc's terry moran from our coverage earlier. he did win, indeed. >> we're going to take a look at the trump phenomenon and what got him to the white house. do stay with us. o outrun her br. thanks for giving victor the energy to be the rowdiest fan. and joseph, the abilit

we rebound in weekend anden monday it will start getting cooler again. >>> and we started off pretty busy on the roads. everything has cleared with the exception of a deadly crash involving a pedestrian in the south bay. so zooming in on our traffic maps, it's at monterey and senter road right next to a shopping center. no details other han to avoid the area as the investigation is ongoing. everything else has cleared that we had blocking. things are steadily filling this. here is a look at westbound through emeryville. no meerting lights yet. b.a.r.t., no delays. 39 trains in service. cal tran looking good. we'll take a look at drive times coming up. >>> more legal trouble for palo alto based and its founder. investors are suing the health tech company of misleading claims about its blood sampling product saying it doesn' perform as the company said it would. they also face a $100 million lawsuit filed by walgreen's alleging fraud. >>> and a study out of johns hopkins shows that cancer patients who rely on medicare to pay their bills are this for a costly surprise. cancer patients w

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