the poem, also signed by anne frank, was written for the older sister of frank's best friend. according to auction house bubb kuyper in haarlem, the sale price was four or was expected and surprised everyone in the auction room. anne frank is known to millions through the diary she kept while in hiding for two years during the nazi persecution of jews in the netherlands. her family was eventually discovered and sent to concentration camps. only her father survived the war. the buyer of the poem remains anonymous. the newest section of tivoli village is open... but the case involving a construction workers death on that site has yet to be closed. this is part of a special report you will see tonight here on fox5. we are learning that if the construction company is fined by osha... the penalty could be as low as 18- hundred dollars. ricardo bautista worked for performance builders incorporated. he and two other people were on top of a scaffold when it fell apart. the other two workers were able to jump off in time... but bautista was not... ever since then... people have been co

it includes in memory from anne frank. it's dated march 28, 1942, three months before anne and her family went into hiding. anne wasas later captured and t to a concentration camp in germany. she died there at the age of 15. the poem is attracting widespread interest. few other manuscripts handwritten by frank are known to exist. >>> a professional board game player in japan has scored what has become an increasingly rare victory. he came out on top against an artificial intelligence program. the grandmaster in the ghost series took on his opponents in a three-game faceoff in tokyo. >> translator: i cannot lose against the computer. >> reporter: legendary player in japan. he became professional at just 11 years old and won the record 74 titles. his 50 years of playing he never faced an opponent like this. artificial intelligence program. the program was developed b by researchers, specifically for playing him. and they teamed up with the university of tokyo and the i.t. company for the first h human a match in japan with n

they say a picture is worth a thousand anne frank is worth so much more. this eight-line poem is dated march 28, 1942.. sold at auction wednesday for a startling 148-thousand-620 dollars. that's four or five times what was expected. much more is happening at six-- on live at daybreak. including... a milwaukee mailman is being praised for his quick reaction to thieves stealing packages.. and it's all caught on camera. ift's in your nature to be out there... ...don't miss cabela's black frayeekend sale. come in for great deals on all your favorite brands like 40% off cabela'mt050 whitetail extreme gear % off all new all your favorite brands in-stock cabela's optics $90 off a masterbuilt elite electric smoker and $100 off a quantum tour kvd casting reel shop for incredible deals in store and at cabelas.com ? happy hodays from crayola. so when do i start? um, shouldn't it b "spokes-crayon?" can somebody turn on the a/c? m melting here. t hold this part and spraaaaaay... i'm okay. the lidays just got more sising. you can find these great gifts and more in the c

. >> a rare poem signed by ann frank sold at auction for $48,000. it was 3 times the price of the presale auction. it is when in a ann and her secret house in amsterdam. >>> the crew aboard the international space station is celebrating thanksgiving with a traditional dinner but won't look the traditional way. >> we will heat the turkey in a pouch just like you are having it at home. a few more items. and we got cherry and blue cobbler that will >> other items. candied yams and mashed potatoes. mission green will save up a live football feed. >> that's great. >> hopefully the steelers cultures game that they will see tomorrow night. a little cross motion. >> i missed the kids last night. >> i know. and i know the kids missed me. >> they bailed on me. >> they did? right at the beginning they were all in and they are like -- we are so done with you on tradition that we do. by the way, quick. the giving tuesday so important. a lot of organizations that actually have donors that will match the gifts and company matched so you have the opportunity to trip

a signed: buy and frank was written by march in 199042, shortly before anne frank went into hiding from the nazis and is addressed to a childhood friend, whom frank urges to use her time wisely. if you have not done your work properly, lost precious time, please use your time again and better than before. please make sure that you do better, and that is the real answer. >> we going to take a short break now, but i will be back after that break with all the latest in-depth analysis on the top world stories of the day. stay tuned for that. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> a university district in the south korean capital, seoul. south korea is known as a country at the forefront of beauty. ♪ one cut

the rare handwritten poem by anne frank, famous for her diaries about life in amsterdam, sold at auction for 440 $5,000. -- shete the book in the wrote the poem in the book belonging to her best friend's sister. 200 60,000 people have died in south america's longest-running armed conflict. said aombian government new peace deal has been struck rebels.c the deal would be submitted to congress for approval rather than a popular vote. what happened last month when the colombian people rejected the first treaty. for more on this i spoke with eric farnsworth. it through tong get it through congress as fast as possible. our they nervous about this deal? >> i don't know if nervous is wantight answer, but they to make sure the scenario is not repeated. the legislature, as democratically elected body, has the legitimacy and authority to pass this. katty: how much has changed in the actual deal itself? critics are saying it is still too soft on the farc, just like last time with a referendum. a majority of those who voted in the referendum decided i did not want to. >> it depends on who you ask, w

in terms of the structure of the book, you think anne frank and the hobbit. the discussion of oppression in spite of a key links between white supremacy and 1850 america and germany in the 1930s and 1940s. they're all reading the same horrible white supremacist tracts and some of the same that thoughts and ideas. how can expand the book not just about slavery, but all kinds of oppression and definitely do some rethinking about the book it carries over to mexico and how certain clinical candidates talk about mexicans are muslims. syndicate to a larger discussion about oppression in america. they were two moments that define her for me.th one is when she stands up to a bully in the other one is the section i read where the human part of her superseded the slave part of her. there's many of slaves. not everyone ran, most didn't run. i i'm not sure if i have it or any of us in this room has it to say i'm going to escape. i believe in a place of refuge. it's a huge leap of faith with a tremendous act of courage. early on surface having moments where she sets herse

a rare, handwritten poem by anne frank sold for $148,000 at auction yesterday. the poem is also signed and was written for her best friend's at the auction as it was nearly five times what had been expected. ? erin: the manchester boston regional airport is earning high praise as the best small to midsized airport in the country. that's according to a new survey by travel pulse and it was ranked 27th out of every airport in the u.s. manchester was cited for great customer service and easy access while also being comfortable and simple to use. striking cargo airline pilots back to work, calling it in the public interest. about 250 pilots for abx air went on strike early tuesday the company delivers for amazon and dhl and more than a million pounds of cargo has already been delayed. in his ruling, the judge wrote " our spirit of giving toy drive is just a week away but we have a challenge for you now . meteorologist hayley lapoint helped kick off our gift wrap challenge. we want you to choose an item from your home and then make a video of you wrapping it while bl

. >>> a rare handwritten poem signed by ann frank sold at auction today for more than $140,000. that sale price was nearly three times what the auction house estimated before the sale. it's an eight-line poem half of which is copied from a dutch book of verse. it's dated march 28th, 1942. that is shortly before frank and her family went into hiding from nazi occupiers in amsterdam. released. >>> they haven't lost a game in three years. three years. that makes the marshall heights bisons the winningest football team in washington. the team hails from ward 7 and some of the coaches and volunteers include members of the d.c. police department. interim police chief pete nusham is a big fan of the bison and invited the team to the police command center today. the bison head to florida next month to defend their national title. the team said they were thankful for the special sendoff today. >> it's real big for the community. everything that's going on with the police around in the area and around the world, it's big for them to reach out to the youth and for them, they was looking fo

you think of anne frank in an attic. one of the ways i opened up the discussion about oppression, making links between white supremacy in 1850 america and nazi germany in 1930s and '40s. after all of us reading the same horrible white supremacist tracks and coming up with same bad thoughts and ideas. how could i come up with not just about slavery but all kinds of oppression. definitely in the summer thinking about the book it carries over to mexico, and how certain political candidates talk about mexicans or muslims. not to the fact that they get to a larger discussion about oppression in america. cora, two moments early on define her for me. the one where she stands up to a lull by and the second one the section i read, human part of her supersedes the slave part of her. there are millions of slaves. not everyone ran. most didn't run. what is it in someone, i'm not sure if i have it or any of us in this room has it, i will escape, i will buck the system. i believe in a place of refuge. it's a huge leap of faith. it is

. >>> a rare handwritten poem signed by holocaust victim ann frank sold at auction today for $148,000three times the expected price. it's dated in 1942. >>> officials in florida received multiple calls after a bright flash lit up the sky late yesterday. the fireball, which is believed to be caused by a meteor, was captured on police dash cam video. if you are heading for home for the holidays, get ready for lots of company. this year is supposed to set a record for airline travel with 27 million passengers expected to board flights for the thanksgiving day holiday. cnbc's phil lebeau is in the thick of it all, as he always is this time of year, inside chicago's o'hare airport. hi, phil. >> well, we'll try and get back to phil in just a moment as he covers the holiday rush hour. our thanks to sue herrera. john is tracking the unusual activity in a retail stock that surged nearly 15% in a month. his bullish bet on it is coming up next. first, though, tyler matheson with a look at what's coming up with power. >> coming up at the top of the hour on "power lunch" transports ride this big t

people who are generally happy but live anything shitty circumstances, you know, whether that's anne frank or a contemporary narrative about people growing up in very racially-divided america with police shootings and what not, those people's stories, there are lots of people who feel like i don't want my kid to read stories that are sad, disturbing, down beat, whatever, right? so that's like not a totally illegitimate thing to say, i want to choose as a parent when my kid understands stuff that might bring them grief, but there's also a certain point beyond which it's like, well, they're 14 now. like, when are you going to introduce them to the idea that not everything is perfect outside of your all-white suburb, right? and so all of those factors, i think, swirl together to create the perfect dumpster fire of mass censorship of books by marginalized people. >> and i think another part of this that you get to, cory, is that our lawyer likes to say censorship is about control largely, and it's about exerting a sense of control particularly in circumstances that, you know, are swirling arou

frank. there's ann's mom. came from good stock back east. fine people. they lead a different kind of life from us. music. literature. things like that. they wouldn't accept our ways. that's why pa wouldn't let me o oa horse 'til after i was twelve years old. and that's why he's filled this house with books full of words my tongue can't hold on to. she fights me every inch of the way. when she goes s st i want her to be not ashamed. pa, i'm not going east. jejee, let's look at it this way now, now that album there with all the pictures that's a real good try but it just doesn't work because we're not interested in what they do or think back east. but it seems you men can never get to the point. pa? we're gonna get married. a toast to the h hpy couple. no. you're not gettin' married. now how you gonna stop us? ann's of age. i'll stop you. my girl isn't marrying a crook. isn'n'that just what you are? now listen you-- frank, i think you better go now. he'll get used to the idea once he cools off. frank. don't you get used to the idea. where's the sheriff? th

they thought it was a frank and asked us to check it out. what anne herbst and i found out was far from a prank, actually a pretty beautiful story. >> reporter: sometimes the best hiding place is right in plain sight. something and miss the whole picture. >> 12 stations, 10 in the air, 2 on the ground. slap the toes, i want to hear it. >> we are a circus performance country. >> reporter: bet you didn't expect that in a building like this. >> you never know what you will find around here. >> reporter: you never know what you can find. >> lines straight. >> reporter: slow down. >> did a double take at the computer, like am i crazy? is figured it was some weird thing a programmer put in for body. >> reporter: a mes-- buddy. >> reporter: a message on the roof that simply said "hi, marty." >> we joked about it, showed it to members and life went on. >> reporter: like life so often does. little did they know the folks holding the answer to their 2-word mystery lived right down the street. >> gale bench is marty's wife. >> he thought it was so cool. >> repor

james girardi is outside mary ann sterling elementary with what happens next. reporter: lee and frank i'm live outside one of the schools that went through multiple rounds of lead testing and exceeding 100 times what the epa recommends. a drinking fountain in tremont. a bathroom sink on the west side along with 100 other drinking sources in cleveland schools tested positive for dangerously high levels of schools and 50 were home to 119 sources of toxic drinking water stemming from sinks and water fountains. >> i was neither surprised or unsurprised. i just knew that we as a district had to find out if there was an issue. >> during testing water was off limits and schools stocked with water coolers and officials what about any students to undergo lead exposure testing. >> the resourcing to have take advantage of that. >> more than 500 nondrinking water sources were identified as problematic and will need to be replaced. a lengthy and expensive process. to date the district has spent $400,000 on testing. another 140 grand on providing water coolers for 69 schools. the cost to replace se

frank somerville. the fire retardant spilled out of an airport hangar and it got bigger and bigger. ann reuben has been at the scene. what happened here. >> this is foam to put out airplane fires but today there was none. a spokesperson says there is no idea why the system went off. >> a site to be behold. >> filling a city block. over the course of the afternoon undulated like tumble weed and whipped up to tornadoes. >> at the beginning it filled the building up and it started to flow. >> it came from hangar in san jose. a spokesperson called it a malfunction of their fire suppression system. those at neighboring businesses watched as the foam flowed up to their doors. >> i called everyone up to check this

ann brummitt works inside the east side plaza - the building was hit by flying debris. 'we all came and saw cloud of dust here, windows shattered, really an amazing amount of rubble right here.' dr. frank galkas dentisry office saw glass right here and theres a brick through the wall it came right through the window and on the floor and there was glass all over this area.' its not the only broken glass - all 4 outdoor windows and doors to the east side plaza were shattered. 'what if somebody just walked out of this building? it could have been curtains.' the good news tonight - no reported injuries in the collapse or by falling debris. the department of neighborhood services tells required demolition permit in place. it says the next step is to secure the structure from further collapse or risk to the public. reporting live on milwaukees east side...julie collins. fox 6 news. mary thanks julie we have more pictures of the incident at farwell and kane -- on fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. search "demolition" to view a gallery online. the packers have gone from super bowl contender to a bad team th playoffs for the 8th straight year. tom pipines is here with what coach mike mccar

frank hammerhand brought to you by xfinity. >> talk about playing the big maryland and coach d.j. durkin visiting number three michigan tomorrow afternoon in ann arbor. just 2 years ago they beat michigan but times have certainly change. michigan have become a power house. the coach served on harbaugh's staff last season. >> i want to go and play against the best and see how you certainly understand what they're capable of and that's what makes it fun. that's what you want to -- you know, you want to play in these types of games. i believe you come to be part of this conference. >>> capitals putting big sunshine in the lives of kids fighting cancer. the little hockey fans got to meet their favorite capitals as part of hockey fights cancer. amazing effort to raise awareness and was there to help make the kids's dreams a reality. practice and then fun in the lock room after wards with the entire capitals team. >> they've invited 24 wish kids and their families to come out and meet the players, to skate and have a day of fun >> -- a day of fun. >> for years they are at the this is great of the capitals. >> all these kids get to go to the game aga

ann vaughn, and, she's still married and and, i love this outfit. and, it is her husband. >> just clubbing around. >> it kind of turns her on. i have had a very frankrsation. >> yes, it is very happeny what is she dressed up as. >> an elf. >> okay. what else could we eat. >> yes. >> oh, my god. >> yes, we've got the dessert. >> what is that. >> save room for dessert, of course. >> yes. >> we have our apple cinnamon bread pudding, with our bourbon carmel, and a convexer's sugar glaze. >> wow. >> shirley temple for you guys, i hope you have room left over for some dessert. >> your people at home say they like you because you care about each one of the ingredients in all of the stuff. >> yes, remember, what is to like in every little thing. i try my best. >> you look great. >> i may forget sometimes but enjoy it, guys. >> yes, it is. >> i will save that for after one of the games. >> yes, that is when i like to eat it with some milk, long day, in the kitchen. >> yes. >> i like that part of the thanksgiving dinner afterward when you say i'll never eat again, and 5:00 o'clock rolls rolls again and you eat again. >> left overs. >> then i will go out and

ann reuben, ktvu news. >>> the federal government is assessing the credibility of a terror threat from al qaeda. the threat is said to mention three specific states in the country. good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm heather hays in for julie. the threat is not substantiated but federal investigators are said to be reviewing information that suggest al qaeda may be planning attacks on the evening of the election. >>> three states on alert, new york, texas and virginia and all of this on top of worry that united states could be hacked and authorities are doing everything they can. >> we are in a state of vigilance. >> there is a level of credibility that is not clear and definitely not an overly specific threat. hillary clinton and donald trump's campaigns will be in the city election night with high profile supporters. >> you will see an expanded presence. we want to urge people to go about their business and a lot of folks to protect you. >> with four days to go, the negative campaigning continues. >> you can't be president of the united states if you don't know when to shut up. >> mark cuban lashing out at donald trump while clinton herself calling trump a dangerous choice