the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple cider. first they cut up the fruit, then placed it in a press. beck says often times surprised by the work that goes into prepping food. "53:03, "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people learned about the different types of corn. the farm here typically grows jim fitkin, says he just started started growing popcorn in the last couple years, after a drop in field corn prices. "37:13, "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to year. some students in cedar rapids are learning how fruits a but not f

the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple cider. first they cut up the fruit, beck says often times people, especially kids, are surprised by the work that goes into prepping food. "53:03, "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people learned about the different types of corn. traditional corn and soybeans. the owner, jim fitkin, says he just started started growing popcorn in the last couple years, after a drop in field corn prices. "37:13, "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to year. in coralville. people in coralville can get rid of

the director of apple tree daycare says a worker was caught on surveillance abusing a 1-year-old child. according to the director the mother of the child said the daycare did not do enough. the teacher was allowed back in the classafter the video was discovered and other parents were never notified. >> had i not seen the tape, i that women take my baby and she threw him into a bookcase. >> we received a statement from apple tree daycare addressing the fact parents were not notified and the teacher was allowed to return to a class. they set the employee involved was never left alone with the children. and notifying the parents is a difficult task. lost in the flooding in wayne county. gilbert mcneil's home had several inches of water inside. the house was passed down from his mother who died several years ago. mcneil is determined to rebuild and kbhome in the family. >> take all of our money and get together is what we are going to do. >> the home also flooded in 1999. mcneil says the flooding >> so many people are rebuilding or just beginning to figure out how to get their lives back t

the apple tree day care says there was a worker caught on video abusing a child. the worker was fired, but the mother of the child says the day care didn't do enough, saying the teacher s into the class after the video was discovered and the other parents were never notified. >> had i not seen the tape i wouldn't have believed it. >> reporter: and what did you see on the tape? >> i saw that woman take my baby and hurt him. >> late this afternoon we received a statement from apple tree day care addressing that parents were notified and the teacher was allowed return to involved was never alone with student. >>> a woman says a blinding light caused her to crash into a fire station. she drove through a wall with bedrooms and bathrooms behind it just after 4:00 this afternoon. inches have been temporarily -- firefighters have been temporarily relocated. >>> and the body of a missing 17-year-old boy missing at cape hatteras has been found. one teen got back to shore safely. last night a visitor found the 17-year-old's body 15-mile as way near the avon pier. >>> the gov

it's an apple tree. this tree was that size when we planted it two years ago. each tree that we plant takes up 10 kilos of co2 everyry year. anand each tree is a s symbol f climate justice. wewe've already done sisix plant the academy. at the academy, thererere scientists giving presentatioio, sometimes i'm giving presentations. my presentation is about climate justice. client justice means that every person in the world is allowed to pollute the air with two tons of c carbon. now as of today, in the u.s. america pollutes the air with 20 tons of carbon a year, an average german or european, 10 ons of carbrbon a year. and africa, a half a ton. today, i'm working together with thousands of other students in germany and many other countries to plant one million trees in ach country. we're learning about different kinds of trees. >> we're here in the forest and we're planting some trees to help climate change. > we have already planted 29 0,000 trees in germany. anand 550,000 trees are already pledged. there are adults and politicians that changeded how to talk and

the director of apple tree daycare on old poole road sati worker was caught on surveillance last week of using a 1-year-old child. according to the director, the worker was fired and the mother, kassandra sharpe said the daycare did not do enough. sharpe said the teacher allowed back into the class after the video was discovered and the other parent whenever notified pick >> had i not seen the tape i would not have believed it. i saw that women take my baby and she threw him into a bookcase. >> we received a statement from apple tree daycare addressing the fact parents were not it says in part the employee involved was never left alone with any of the children notifying parents is a difficult and delicate task. >>> more than possessions lost in a flooding in wake county. gilbert mcneil's home had several inches of water inside. the house was passed down from his mother who died several years ago. mcneil is determined to rebuild and keep the home in the family. >> take all of our money and get together and fix it up. >> the home also flooded after hurricane floyd in 1999. trans fat the

you can count them at the apple tree. you can there's patches missing. they're not healthy. >>reporter: they're worried about their kids possibly seeing a deer killed or worse. cathy said there were told this in north royal ton. >> we would suggest to keep your kids and family members out of the common ground area. >>reporter: people still trying to find common ground, one that protects residents and seems i think maybe if there were just a little bit lisz i could appreciate them more. >>reporter: and the city is allowing the tree stands and you can apply for one at city hall. >>> right now, police are looking for leads as they investigate a suspected serial siller. he's been locked up since last month and talking to police. they say he confessed to county. he can't remember the woman's name but he tells police she looks something like this. they released this sketch today hoping someone may recognize her. we want to give you a closer look at the woman who may be linked to him. prosecutors rg investigating more. ashland and richland counties. >>> weapon worries that our airp

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standup: 49:30 "and there's apple trees and a garden along the side of the school that students are learning how to grow themselves. and they even they're even eating some of the products29:10 kuda: 'we had chicken noodle soup with carrots we picked from the garden so its really special that we can say we do that." students have class outside here at least once a week. nat kids playing teachers say this will continue until winter hits. but some students say not-so-fast, and want their "ill keep coming outside in cedar rapids, jordee kalk, kcrg tv9 news. sales of the electric car tesla have doubled in just one year. that's next in today's tech tax returns. the story has given hillary clinton some powerful ammo. a-b-c's maggie rulli has more from the candidates as election day rapidly approaches. donald trump? on defense this morning.. using his supporters to help him tackle his latest controversy... his tax returns the new york times says an anonymous tipster sent them trump's 1995 tax returns...they say those records show a 916 million could legally have paid no federal taxes for up to eight

the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple then placed it in a press. beck says often times people, especially kids, are surprised by the work that goes into prepping food. "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people types of corn. the farm there typically grows traditional corn and soybeans. the owner, jim fitkin, says he just started started growing popcorn in the last couple years, after a drop in field corn prices. "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to in coralville, today marks the start of the mayor's clean-up week. people in co

clearly u at work here accused ofbq witches and do a great deal of flying down chimney and over apple tree ultimately to a diabolical sabbath and english witch did not fly. continental witches, however, did which will provide a significant clue as to what happened in 1692. those who confess to witchcraft will have flown i should add by their own confession on devil shoalers or pole or branch and sticks. no new england wism would ever fly on a broom. there are possibly there they are -- some french flyers. this 15th century but leave to a french woman to fly gracefully. the accepted logic on phenomenon went like this. witches existed in all time the and places. how was it possible that imagination could deliver the same conceit across cultures and ire are as? in other words, witchcraft was so propows rows you couldn't make it up. so the impossibility of a shared delusion was that of the most compelling reason and not to subscribe was hair city. in 16 2 then witch could be a foot stamper or troublemaker, but it could also be someone who simply denied the existence of witchcraft. faith aside

the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple cider. first they cut up the fruit, then placed it in a press. beck says often times people, especially kids, are surprised by the work that goes in "53:03, "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people learned about the different types of corn. the farm there typically grows traditional corn and soybeans. the owner, jim fitkin, says he just started started drop in field corn prices. "37:13, "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to year. today marks the start of the mayor's clean-up week in coralv

the creativity is both >> because everyone sees so many apples hanging on the trees, they don't see it as a crime. >> some farmers were hesitant to talk about the thefts that cost them thousands of dollars every year because they don't want to spoil the fun family ambience that every farm strives to create. in short they say, tasting is fine. >> we encourage the public to try them. how can you know what all 50 taste like. >> here in new hampshire, produce theft is a class a misdemeanor, but in recent years, other states like rhode island are taking a cue from california and hawaii making it a felony crime to steal from a farmer if the wholesale value exceeds $250. announcer: now chief meterologist mike haddad with your storm watch 9 forecast. mike: we started off on the cool side, lots of sunshine, went to work to boost those temperatures. time lapse photos and foliage state will reach peak in about six or seven days. notice temperatures right now all over the place. 30's, 40's, and 50's depending on where you are. not as cool as you might expect, over 6,000 feet up, lower 40's on top

when he was a young man in his 20s, he was working as a farmer, raising chickens and tending a few apple trees on a small plot of land his grandfather had bought for him in new hampshire. it was a difficult time in his life. he had little money and few prospects which he dropped out of two colleges without earning a degree. he had been unsuccessful in a succession of petty jobs. he had nightmares, his firstborn child had died of cholera at the age of 3. his marriage was troubled. threw me into confusion. it was during those lonely years that he came into his own as a writer and an artist. something about farming, repetitive days, solitary work, closeness to nature's beauty and carelessness, the burden of labor ease the burden of life. if i feel timeless and immortal it is from having lost track of time for 5 or 6 years. we gave up winding cloth. ideas got timely from not taking newspapers for a long period. could not have been more perfect if we planned it or for seen when we got into. frost managed to write most of the poems, have the poems north of boston. into subsequent volumes. mowing fro

"thousands of trees, plums, apples, pears the fruit trees or urban orchards --cover two acres of mcgovern park on milwaukee's far north side ---and eight acres here, on howell avenue, between puetz and ryan roads in oak able to offer the parkland as a way of getting fresh fruit out to milwaukee county." :08the celebrated endeavor is the result of the seed legislation passed by the milwaukee county board just over a year ago. seed stands for sowing, empowering and ending deserts of food. "...bring more nutritional, sustainable agriculture to an urban area. in fact this will be the largest urban orchard in the united states. :11 "and we hope that this gets replicated throughout the nation. :26will allen's organization, growing power, will eventually process the fruit-- making it available to public schools, restaurants and community centers. "about 70% of our fruit comes from the west coast and we need to change that dynamic to make sure we grow our food right where we live.:35hunger task force will eventually serve residents who live in areas lacking fresh fruit or food deserts through its

travis: do you worry about the saying "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree?". walk down the aisle and be super-excited a day later after receiving this picture. i would have a lot of hesitation. >> i think the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, but if you are embarking upon a lifetime with someone, you have to have trust and a line of communication that he's going to do the right thing. he will step in, hopefully going forward in the marriage. he will be an intermediary between you and his family and his parents. i think you have to address it. it's super-awkward, bu don't, every time you are at a family gathering, it will be so awkward and tense. you can't keep this a secret and just suck it up and go forward. >> dr. travis: i am pretty certain i can give this advice to close off this particular topic: if your son is getting married, do not send a picture of your penis to his future wife. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> is that the take-home? wow! >> dr. travis: obvious i am saying that tongue-in-cheek. obviously. but i want to move on to a much more serious su

i guess the apple far from the tree. we asked some new apples. >> which brings me to the core of miller's apple hill. apples. in the orchard dave miller is careful not to upset the apple cart with the fruit harvested by workers. fruit that is market down. for the miller's this orchard is the fruit of their labors. hopped the hay wagon for the trip to the land of apples. the mallard -- the miller's guess a long time ago that everybody loves like a ride and they were right. even the older folks found the haystack seat. >> going on those rights when you were a teenager and horsing around. in the orchard you go for it. the trees are giving now of these trees you may eat. we picked our fell. until wagon master dog pulls up for the round-trip. going home without of apples and of pumpkins and of tranquil scenes postcard pretty. organ -- autumn paints quite a picture in ohio. >> i don't know about you but apple picking, pumpkin harvesting, is the best season i could ever have and to be today made me think about my ohio where the

. >> the farmers say they have all types of apple absconders but the organized groups in the trees often indicate they don't speak english. weekend and installing surveillance cameras and signs. >> you notice this is a green handle. we have a brown one here and that's our wednesday bag. >> color coding helps employees see if thrifty customers are reusing bags from previous visits to avoid paying. the creativity is both impressive and disheartening. >> because everyone sees so many apples hanging on the trees, they don't see it as a crime. >> someme cost them thousands of dollars every year because they don't want to spoil the fun family ambience that every farm strives to create. in short they say, tasting is fine. >> we encourage the public to try them. how can you know what all 50 taste like. >> here in new hampshire, produce theft is a class a misdemeanor, but in recent years, other states like rhode island are taking a cue from california and hawaii making it farmer if the wholesale value exceeds $250. announcer: now chief meterologist mike haddad with your storm watch 9 forecast. mi

that whole thing about the apple not falling far from the tree?certainly applies for miley cyrus.and earlier this week... she posted on instagram a quick jam session with her dad billy ray... one very heart felt and moving tribute to a loved one.the song, the song, "how've ya the song, "how've ya been," was featured on dad's 2006 album, "wanna be your joe," but as miley revealed, he penned it years earlier following the death of a close friend. if you liked that...there is more on the way.on billy ray's new album, "thin line," the father- prayerful piece called "angels protect this home." just about just about just about everyone has their own winery these days...hello kitty?add that name to the list."sanrio" the company that created the character.. teamed up with a winery in italy to make a line of ?hello kitty wine.not sure how it will taste but if you are in southern california.. you can check it out at a restaurant called "antonello ristorante." the restaurant's owev created an entire menu to pair with the wine!it'll be served starting next we

investors convince that had apple is making product that is you have to line up for, wait forever for and have under the christmas treestocks overall. market work to go rally up today. oil prices, well, they've been up and down today, the good niece came about an hour ago. we heart from the energy information administration, oil supply surprisingly excelled last week. so investors have a keen eye on oil prices in the stream of earnings pouring in. boeing is another company that they are watching. they did raise outlet for the year. that's good. they plan to deliver more planes this year. that stock taking off right now. southwest airlines shares down 11%. the tech outage, remember that one, cut into quarterly profits. i have to leave you profits, air far dropped 5%, $147 on average, so if you're headed somewhere that's good news and also, john, the focus earnings, oil, but the big one the fed meets next week about interest rates and, well, americans go to the polls in less than two weeks, i think it's election day coming up. john: yeah, events there. lauren simonetti fox business network. lauren: thank you. john: than

apples. >> are you supposed to get the sticker and trace it to its point of origin? i thought it mattered to some of the tree where the apple came from. >> jimmy: yeah, no, we need to know which tree it was. very organic here. yes. how often do you go to concerts? >> i go to maybe four, five a year. >> jimmy: my idea is, concert audiences would be organized by height. short people in the front. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> yeah? but then hold up the phone and tape it? >>. [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't have an argument with you about that. i don't have an argument. >> jimmy: i didn't think you would because it makes perfect sense. it's called common sense. something i have a lot of. i feel right now like you would vote for me for vice president. >> you know, i frankly think you are probably superior to me. it's just that when hillary's making a choice, she had a couple of criteria. looks was a big important thing to her. >> jimmy: was it? >> there are other things. that was one of the things she said. >> jimmy: i never thought about that, yeah. wow. i think there's only one way for us to settle th

wrong way is to pull it tree is the spur. grows apples for another 10 years. break piece off, no more apples. apples. you can also buy pears and pumpkins at barthel fruit farm. to find out more about this 178- onto cbs58.com. cbs 58 is hosting "conversations with komen" today. anyone with questions about breast health and breast cancer is invited to call our phone bank between 4 and 5:30. experts with "susan g. komen" will be on hand to answer any question or concerns. the number to call is on your screen---414-777-5801.you can also visit our website-- cbs 58 dot com for more 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... why 'bed bath and beyond' may be scrapping its popular coupons. in today's money watch report... 3 a lawsuit is moving forward over those credit card chip readers you see at some stores. a judge is allowing small businesses to sue major credit card companies for forcing them to use the chip readers. businesses say the machines are expensive and don't fully protect them from fraud.they also accuse credit card companies of penalizing them card c

. >> we were able to pick some apples from a tree. we have a three-year-old and a one-year-old. i will have to bake some apples something. apple pie. apple cake. whatever. i will bring you some because he worked it out in the weather center. >> do you know what? she was going to be at this apple orchard. >> that is what you are doing this morning. not only showers but also a couple of thunderstorms. nothing to worry about. we are not tracking anything severe. that is the good news but if you are waking up with us on the eastern edge of cuyahoga county, towards the lake county, that is where we are seeing periods of moderate to heavy rainfall. some lightning strikes have been detected within the system. it is weakening as it crosses over 271, but again, if you are hitting the roadways this morning, take your time. across 422, towards auburn, towards garrett so, seeing some of those light to moderate showers and that will be the trend throughout the day. temperatures we are forecasting in the mid to upper 60s, close to the 70 degree reading. if you are going out on lake erie, there

tree. we asked some new apples. which brings me to the core of miller's apple help. apples. in the orchard dave miller is careful not to upset the apple cart with the fruit harvested by workers. fruit market down. for the miller's this orchard is the fruit of their labels. , let us see. they hopped the hay wagon for the trip to the land of apples. the miller's gets a long time ago that everyone loves a hay ride and they were right. even the older kids found a haystack seat. >> when you were a child on those and horsing around, in the orchard you go for it. the trees are giving end of these trees you may eat. lots we picked our fell. wagon master doug pulled up for the round-trip. going home without of apples and pumpkins and tranquil scenes. auto paints quite a picture of northeast ohio. october is showing off. >> i don't know about you but apple picking them pumpkin and to be with all my good friends. today made me think about my ohio where the landscape is beautiful. maybe you feel this way. if not, you should. in a way we are all fruits of the seasons. >> the back. -- the

apples that small? >> i guess maybe they just went to a tree in the teeny tiny little -- kind of apples those are. >> one little piece of caramel candy. >> cutting it up, and then they cook it over a candle. then all you got to do is add a little milk. but then he's going to even include peanuts. they chop the peanuts up but then -- >> old world style. >> get that pestle. >> i don't know why i like this stuff, but i do. >> this is fascinating. >> it is fascinating because then, once it's all melted, he dips the apples in the caramel and then dredges them with peanuts and then it's perfect. >> yes. you could go bobbing for apples so to speak. i think you might need four to get the equivalent of one bite. ?? >>> cute dog versus spooky spider. [ dog barking ] >>> the dancing millionaire is a gift from the internet that keeps on giving. you remember this long ago. 49-year-old jim is dancing with his woman, georgia. this video has gotten millions and millions upon millions of views because they're comical. they're super hot, but they're cute. >> this guy looks like he carved himself a pretty good life. >> yes

down load tree philly weather april, available for apple and android devices. meisha, back over to you. >>> all bets on katie, almost better than a cup of coffee. almost. almost. ninety-five south at cottman you guys looking pretty good coming around that s curve moving in center city. would i say it is busier now, then it was tone minutes ago. we know it is going to start to slow down here on this wednesday but overall we're looking good on i-95, interstate i-95 pushing in the southbound direction. keeping my eye there. blue route taillights in the north bound direction at the schuylkill, would i say slightly heating up here as well but we can expect that now pushing deeper in to the 5:00 o'clock hour and delaware county i-95 north, 52, looking good and nice and quiet. take that up to the airport. this is basically what it is looking at, bite the way, no delays the at the airport as of right now but always check your flight status. 422, taillights moving in the eastbound direction. this is at pennsylvania turnpike. as you push in the eastbound directs we're st

apples that small? >> i guess maybe they just went to a tree and the teeny tiny boink. >> just as it's blossoming. >> begins cutting it up. just add a little milk. then he's going to even include peanuts. they chop the peanuts up. then old world style. starts chopping it up because it's even smaller. >> i don't know why i like this stuff but i do. >> because it's fascinating. >> it is fascinating. because then once it's all melted, he dips the apples in the caramel and dredges them with peanuts. then it's perfect. >> yes, you can go bobbing for apples, so to speak. >>> a song. >> i want to put something down on tape just in case. >> this is a song he wrote about seven years ago on his 50th wedding anniversary with his wife. she goes to the store. by the time she comes back, he's written this song. >> oh, my gosh. that's true love right there. >> wait for it. this is a song a they first met. ? it's been 50 years ago since we met ? ? in that little drugstore i can't forget ? ? you were lunching with a friend ? ? when me and my buddy walked in ? >> she's going to fall in love with him all over again. >> i thin

foods open the trees and share with other families and as i drive around san francisco i see any trees with apples or mrumdz and lemon trees i can see the food going to waste and brought that idea back to the department many of the trees where the fruit would go to waste we origin or crop and pick other fruits and delivery this to food banks or shelters to people who need them. >> i'm here with nang wong hello nang. >> hello. >> i need to understand house this gleaning work. >> we come and harvest like for example, we'll come over here this is the lemon and plug it like this. >> (laughter). >> made that good, good and ease. >> the trick is how not to hurt the branches. >> like the thing. >> i'm so excited about this. the people are so passionate about where the food goes to the private property owners give us the food they're happy that no of a t is going to waste >> oh. thank you. thank you. again job aura natural >> (laughter). >> from backyards to back lots let's take a look at the food and community bonding at the free farm. >> my idea was to start growing food and giving it away. and getting

apples.. and of course shopping to buying a christmas tree - so everybody has their perfect pumpkin an the picture of that in their mind and s it's just a matter of looking over the thousands of pumpkins here ion the yard and finding that perfect shape and size. swan's pumpkin in franksville is open daily 9am to 7pm through halloween. a heads up to pet owners in whitefish bay... police tell yard friday night. they say the dog was outside...unattended. the owner spotted the coyotes carrying it off. he chased them and the coyotes dropped the dog but sadly the dog did not survive its injuries. police say this was the first coyote attack of this kind in the community.. and that younger coyotes tend to wander around more this time of year. creepy crawlers and critters are trying to get into your home but there are ways to stop it. fox 6s troublesome this time of year. spiders and creatures adorn homes for fall decorations...homeo wners want the spooky stuff outside...not in. we always see a spike of activity david kusnierek , district manager at batzner pest control is busy making house calls this time

fascing the apple doesn't fall far from the chronological tree. at 91 you're not not pulling a lot of punches..io thank you. far >> thank you, i was just interested in how you were kind of drawing comparisons between what's going on in the campaigns now and president bush and how y he conducted himself. it's interesting, on npr, i can't remember the analyst name, unfortunately, but just on friday they were talking about some people believe the direct line from the bush and lee atwater and karl rove to what is now going on with trump. only that during the bush era and relative to theire personalities, their status, eth cetera that they did not say these things themselves and now the differences they use other people to kind of put these negative thoughts out there that would be political advantageous to them, but they did use that as a tactic to win their elections where is now trump has taken it to a different level and he actually is the messenger herself.it to >> the idea of subcontractor. >> i think the connection is very unfortunate and i'm ju

it's impressive and disheartening. >> because everyone sees so many apples hanging on the trees they don't see it as a crime. >> some farmers were hesitant to talk about the thefts that cost them thousands every year. they don't want to spoil the fun family ambiance. they say tasting is fine. >> we encourage the public to try taste like. >> near it's a class. a misdemeanor. punishable with $1200 in fines. in recent years, other states like rhode island are taking a cue from hawaii and california. and making it a crime if it exceeds. $250. going airborne this weekend at the new hampshire motor will compete in the extraem chunkin contest and use machines like catapults, air canonses and other extreme items. plus, face painting. plenty of food and carnival ride. coming up. are you looking for something fun to do? >> the manchester monarch season is underway. we'll tell you what happened in >> it's a chilly start this morning. you will notice that as soon as you head out the door. the question is, how much do we recover and how much will those temperatures go up the next few days? days?

apple will be unveiling new screen and fingerprint reader. >>> 6:30 tomorrow morning. arizona's tallest fresh-cut christmas tree will arrive. it will take a team of ten workers two weeks to get tree shaved and is decorated. >>> more kids will dress as super heroes tha witches, and animal costumes. >>> cougars are take over some wineries in napa. two massive cougars, owners are used to seeing them in the hounz but not vineyards -- mountains but not in the vineyards. road shows two cubs. now owners feature cougars civilization. >>> your support has been incredible for paul's car wash and there's stilz time allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. she is sick of hearing sheriff paul babeu lie. allegations of abuse of power. another headache, the fbi has subpoenaed records. lawsuits regarding abuse and neglect. questions of babeu's integrity. new page of controversy. a question of judgment. ultimately voters are going to have to decide if he's the type of candidate they want in congress. sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. but not one ser

the apple doesn't fall far from the tree in the paltrow/martin family. coldplay, david, stop looking at me like that. david is flirting with me. chris martin was performing at a charity event in malibu when a song, watch this. ? ? i can't even demonstrate what i can't >> she's only 12. that is apple daughter of gwyneth and chris martin singing ariana grande's "just a little bit of your heart." dad backing her up on piano. brother moses also do a little performing. take a look at moses now. ? ? for you take care of me ? ? two, three, four ? >> different style but these kids have got it. that's moses taking on twenty one pilots taking on "house of gold." they love to perform. >> i can't believe how old they are now. >> i remember apple was the name. 12 years old. >> you look at her now. >> jam sessions around that house. >> absolutely. i love that. >>> and then also we have some royalty going to philadelphia. the gracious six bedroom colonial where grace kelly grew up and accepted the marriage proposal of prince rainier of monaco. went on the market back i

flying high above the trees, colors but the vy colors from apples and pumpkins. apparent in ponds and reservoirs but impacting our fall foliage. the colors are starting to change they are quite dull and expect the season to be a little bit shorter. what is interesting is some of the suinger in the trees thanks to the drought a little bit more concentrated which means beautiful sunny days and cool nights perfect conditions for some of those brilliant reds and purples to pop. yes, they are going to be bright, butter in going brief. and don't expect the super bright spots to be widespread. pops of color will be between here and there between the leaves that have yet to change and the empty patches from stress trees that have already dropped their leaves. fall foliage typically peaks this month, and now is the time to get out and enjoy the color that is out there. >> we love the seasons changing and everything. it is a big part of what we like to do to come out. but this -- this is a lot different. >> reporter: sarah wroblewski, from chief meteorologist kevin lemanow

. >>> apple will be unveiling new features including a touch screen and fingerprint reader. >>> 6:30 tomorrow morning. arizona's tallest fresh-cut christmas tree will arrive. it will take a team of ten workers two weeks to get tree shaved and is decorated. >>> more kids will dress as super heroes than princesses. witches, and animal costumes. >>> cougars are take over some wineries in napa. two massive cougars, owners are used to seeing them in the hounz but not vineyards -- mountains but not in the vineyards. road shows two cubs. now owners feature cougars will start settling closer civilization. >>> your support has been incredible for paul's car wash >> >> the volunteers have been out at desert ridge marketplace washing your cars for paul's car wash. you still have two more days to help paul pay it ford big brothers big sisters of arizona >> reporter: you're looking behind the scenes at the check-out station here. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: doing a wonderful wonderful donation earlier this evening. jessica whitney lives here at car wash as well with me. we're like brothers and is sisters here. this is the background of what we p