arty: go be amazing! amazing! announcer: give your cardboard box another life. vil laugh] [grunt] [page tearing] [grunt] [music] if you're watching me right now, and you probably watch your local news. have you ever thought about the work and preparation that goes into making a wscast? there are directors, producers, camerapeople, and others working hard to get you the story. and probably the occupation that works the hardest bringing you the news is a reporter. today we have jeannie ohm, a reporter here at kprc news. jeannie: i'm a general assignment reporter, meaning i cover news of the day or wtever happens to be happening that day. e ening of a store, or maybe a missing child, or going out to an amusement park. are there certain types of reporters who handle certain pes of news? there are different reporters for different types of stories. jeannie: when you start as a reporter, you start as a general assignment reporter because that lets you get the pulse on different things in the community. of the news opera

. >> are arty starting to see first signs of the change. a substantial cold on coming to the metro area and some snow and high winds in the mountains. of the holiday season when this building is decked out. the clouds overhead of listening to thicken up now. will arty have a number of watches and warnings out. a bit winter storm on the way. should be here sometime tomorrow morning. it will charge and really quickly from west to east. will take a break from the weather and get back to it >> older continues to celebrate tonight. they were looking for a utah when colorado steals the standard 27-22. it was really big. sefo liufau the game plan a little bit? >> they just ran a lot of guys in the box. if a man the outside. when they do that, it is really hard to run -- [ inaudible ] you have to account from them and their safety was coming down really fast. we try to adjust on-the-fly. we didn't always do our job. >> you said before, you guys would be pac12 champions. a lot of people probably raised their eyebrows. but now you guys are -- >> it's

senior firefighter artis hope is still hospitalized after critical burns to over 70% of her body.peakman says the tragedy is something he will carry with h him. >> i remember it every day. i'll remember it every day for the rest of my life. >> reporter: but today was a day to smile, a day to celebrate, and move forward. >> it's real up lifting. it will help the spirits of a lot of our guys. hopefully this is a start of, you know, getting arty out as well. >> it was quite the hero's tribute as speakman left the hospital. his release completa fire police and fire escort to his home. >> he has a great foundation of support. >> speakman has long road ahead of him but says he plans to return to the wilmington fire department as soon as he's able. the fire chief says arty hope is showing signs of improvement and the department continues to plan with her. dawn timmeney fox 29 news. >> fox 29 weather authority now. >> yes. >> yes. i think the november outlook is a little warm, isn't it? kathy? >> it is. >> okay. thank you. >> you're on that train. >> i am. >> i am, too. i'll tell you ulti

that's one of the main concerns the neighborhood is 84 percent latino 45 percent low income and artie listed as the most polluted zip code in colorado. see.spent studying and altering i 70 plan adopted in may for 13 years the project will replace the i 75 for the underground mains covered before acres of landscaped. we been very sensitive to these kennett's. they've made commitments to neighborhoods they've never done before. see dots gone above and beyond to study this court a look at all the different aspects. going to fix the highway which desperately needs it and really help reconnect these communities. they included our community but our voice was not hurt jenny santos says they're fighting the use of federal funding based on discrimination making one request to read about the question and every state in the past rerouted through another way make sure it is not directly impacting a lot of latinos which is doing for right now. let's consider the plane ended taking actn is artie one lawsuit against is this project filed by the sierra club back in march every up department of transp

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strides. >> arty is upstairs still battling and we can't wait to join here for her discharge as well. >> accompanied by an honor guard and firefighters from the area. he says that he plans to return to work for the wilmington fire department as soon as possible. in chester, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, a delaware county congressman is calling on a federal investigation into voter fraud. jeff skversky is live in south philadelphia with the eagles decision to cut josh huff. >> reporter: jim, what josh huff's former eagles teammates is saying about his release tonight coming up in sports. >>> another unseasonably warm day today and the winds of changes are blowing in. >>> we'll have that and more when "action news" continues tonight. you out. no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice so outrageous, most states banned it. but at the bank founded by pat toomey it was business as usual. forcing small business owners out of their homes. toomey even used his power in the senate to help himself, voting to gut rules that protect us and

experts or arty saying what impact the trump a few weeks gas prices will loose move lower based on market prices. cut off from civilization? discussion distraction discovered in his own after a member wants to become the nation's leader when it comes to sustainability. we have a long way to go especially when it comes to recycling. >> the mile high city's parks system is one of many users is considered a priority for divers 2020 sustainability goals. >> reality is a the same really is a journey and we don't see 2020 as the only destination, we see it as a coming in valuate where you are you are where we are and where we need to get stronger. >> the colorado public interest research group or copirg says you have to look no further than alleys like this to see them or has one of the worst rousseff we rates among similar cities. at only 18 percent. >> but copirg says denver has a buildings are people have no option to recycle only trash dumpsters to so things away in back's colorado public interest research group that's one major reason why we have really poor recycling is we are not really

senior fire fighter artis hope is hospitalized after critical burns to 70 percent of her body. speakman says the tragedy is something that he will carry with him forever. >> i will remember it every day, you know, you will remember it every day for the rest of my life. >> reporter: but today was a day to smile, take to celebrate, and then move forward. >> it is uplifting. it will help spirits out of a lot of our guys and hopefully this is a start of, you know, getting artie out as well. >> reporter: quite the hero's tribute as speakman left the hospital with a complete fire department escort to the home in delaware. >> one of the biggest things about him he has a very strong foundation of support and that support is keeping him up. >> reporter: brad speakman still has a long road ahead of him but said he plans to return to the wilmington fire department as soon as he is able. fire chief says artie hope is showing signs of improvement and department continues to to stand with her. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >> so well deserve. >> um-hmm, absolutely. >>> time right now 4:21. wea

senior firefighter artis hope is still hospitalized after critical burns to over 70% of her body. speakman says the tragedy is something he will carry with h him. >> i remember it every day. i'll remember it every day for the rest of my life. >> reporter: today was a day to smile. a day to celebrate and move forward. >> real up lifting. it will help the spirits of a lot of our guys and hopefully this is start of you know ge gettingetting arty out as well. >> reporter: it was quite the tribute as he left the hospital. his release complete with a police and fire department escort to his home in delaware. >> one of the biggest things about him he has very strong foundation of support that and support is keeping him up. >> brad speakman has long road ahead of him but he plans to return to the wilmington fire department as soon as he's able. the fire chief says arty hope is showing signs of improvement and the department continues to stand with her. >>> dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> you see what's going on right here? because that's a toddler ride ago toy car down a very busy street.

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that means they are getting right to it more than 10,000 of artie cast their votes you can't vote from now until 2:00 p.m. the parking is free both candidates are still hitting the campaignti trail hard on this final day before the election. donald trump is in new hampshirs is an obama's signature on healthcare law as for democratc nominee hillary clinton, she will make her final election mine in philadelphia tonight where bruce springsteen is scheduled to perform. a star-studdedng weekend with hillary in the cleveland was beyonc? and jay-z yesterday she was joined onstage by lebron james. >> thank you.ns i know you guys are excited to see her i did not know you're excited to see me to. >> everybody should have the right to go as far as the hard workrkv and talent will take th. >> donald trump spent thehe weekend in pennsylvania and virginia we will hear from him coming up in the next half-hour very crowded out here lots of people i'm sure you can hear in the background lots of kids too new everett you vote for, just >> there is. a busy corner. >> they be say. >> don't forget fox eight

. >> we arty know your rallying togetherer around our trial of coursesar we want you to give al becausent the ever fairly litte going boy all no-confidence association.n.go >> since share on her facebook >> go try. not just a rally cry. it's a northeast ohio man's trimmer. why is not made a maintaining for the symmetry what he uses. hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for women, and jobs they can really live on. people ask me what will be different if i'm president? well kids and walk. >> hopefully we get lots of those tonight.al walk around not do much of anything and get a win and be done with that [laughter] >> while comebacker with weather and traffic every eight minutes let's check in on the forecast for scott sabol.gh >> good morning everybody. a nice southwest wind will increase our temperatures up in fairview park at 48. chagrin falls that 44. in brunswick curley at 50. cloud cover increasing.

artie. what do they got you here for? how ya doin', grace? what's goin' on? have you got him in some corner? i'm sorry, grace, but freddie killed that girl. - who-- with the diamonds? - yeah. no. she-- she was in love with him. she loaned him those diamonds to sell. he killed her, grace. i--- d in his apartment. - oh, my god. - [boyd] fred needs help. i would've given him any money he wanted. you're messin' with people's minds. and now you're... makin' him lie like freddie had to lie. - yoyolived in our home. - i know. i know. are you gonna hurt him? please don't hurt him. if we have to hunt your son down, yes, he might get hurt. if i say where he is, w-will ya treat him right? we don't wanna have to use fore any more than you want us to. please, because it's my fault. no, grace. you write down the address here. are you sure the victim was his responsibility? yeah. nah. i-i'll stay outta that building, okay? god, it's, like, such a big deal. two of youse-- two detectives. been drinkin', harvey? yeah. so? that's still legal, isn't it? - what else do you do wit

. -- won artis of the year. -- artist of the year. here is your women are 80% more likely to do this before a man. what is this? survey show half of us have done this. >> give birth. >> what about your first purchase, a car or something big. >> waste money. >> wrap a christmas gift. some paper. >> i stick it in the back from the store a came from. >> in my family, my dad was the one who wrapped the presence. >> my dad spends a lot of time doing the same thing. he will be meticulous. >> i love the care that good rapper. -- at wrapping. it meant so much. my husband is great added. -- at it. >> i never cut in the paper. there is always a gap. >> just put on the back and take over it. >> -- tape over. question. the majority of people will give these two things up after trying them just once. what are they? >> someone on facebook said chopsticks and sushi. >> i was going to say dip. maybe smoking. >> >>> it is the great thanksgiving the bay, how to prepare stuffing. inside or outside the bird. >> we want to hear from you. you can vote on o

taiwan's third-largest airline had artie canceled all flights.g group hasr snapple bought a brand for $1.7 billion. pepsi and coca-cola have also recently invested in organic and low calorie products. consumers are increasingly looking for food and drink options perceived as healthier. gm wants time to prove devices in the models and questions are say. millions of cars airbags have been recalled that a huge financial cost to the companies involved. dealing of carmakers with scandals, volkswagen is proposing to put its scandal to rest by rebranding -- by rebranding itself as the world leader in electric cars. seen as is widely hoping to turn the page on dieselgate. >> the future is electric. volkswagen has unveiled an ambitious goal, dominate the world of electric cars. least one to sell at million electric vehicles per year. >> by 2025 at the latest, we want to be the global market leader in electric cars. we want to make it a central, strategic element of our brand. operations are crucial part of its reinvention strategy. the german car giant is

. >> black friday hasn't even officially started yet the shoppers are arty take advantage of those early deal. >> fox 31 greg nieto's live in fort and with some stores that plan to stay open all night. >> three different stores are toys "r" us -- sears. the first door to open opened at 3:00 o'clock p.m. pre- black friday shopping just started. and stephen galvez is already calling timeout. he is resting outside the jcpenney at northfield stapleton. waiting for his wife to wrap it up. for a couple of hours he has been dealing with this -- fellow customers angling for big deal, willing to stand in long lines. "r" us in sorting opens at five. >> that pikachu -- >> the martinez family among the first in line with their sights on a pikachu toy for their son. if unit later, pikachu 20 was spotted and pulled off the shelf. >> that the trick. getting her before everybody else. to see if you can find something that no one else might grab. >> and judging by the lines, dozens of other early birds also thankful for the extra serving the shopping. >> he's just trying to catch his breath before going

>> we have a vintage, artie san made and hand made. we believe that we want people to feel like they're in their own home where you mix your antiques and vintage with the new items. >> and i put my christmas tree up last night. was that too soon? what do you think? i'm doing the poll. >> i have been doing christmas in here since before october. we got started as soon as the last market ended and we started putting christmas up in here. >> and you have different themes, >> absolutely. we empty out the warehouse and redesign to that theme. that is why we're once a month to four days. >> and the place is huge. you empty it out completely? >> and refill it and rebuild to a theme. absolutely. >> and thank you so much, amanda and this is great. happy shopping, everybody. this is beautiful. tram, come on down. i'll buy you a cup of coffee. >> oh, my gosh, i am sees judge. i want that sled next to you. thank you, jimmy. >> and generous jimmy there. >>> we want to you get interactive with us this morning and every morning. take part in the 12 t

a five-year high. 16 ambush-style those that knew these officers, artie ache. >> they were men doing their job. it was senseless. >>> still ahead as iraqi forces retake mosul the leader of isis breaks his silence. >> first, meteorologist bill karins, you were right about the weather for the world series. >> they did get it in, though. >> that same rate briefly delayed the game. all areas, especially of northern and central new england have to deal with the race. the lunch hour, heavy rain, in northern new england, by the time we get to everyone is headed home from school or work today the heavy rain will be moving out of this region. it looks like a brief shower, not a where they normally should be. highs, possible, mississippi, alabama and georgia. the heat in the southeast doesn't want to break, you guys. >> could i say i was right yesterday? i had the chicago cubs. >> you were right by so much. >> at least you got the weather right, bill, that's a good start. >> oh, all that in the early day ahead. still ahead, tension boil over, pipeline -- -- dakota access pipeline. tissue was n

. >> little girls wise beyond her years, arty know there is no room for intolerance and hate in the world's ex i think the good beats the bad. >> and rabbi popack agrees, saluting the stapleton community and law enforcement are banding together in taking the sample vandalism seriously. he is impressed by the kids who he says give hope for our future. >> love is bigger than he. >> in response to this act, the rabbi says there will public menorah parade scheduled tentatively for december 27. more information can be found on kdvr.com. beauty till tonight in a deadly shooting in lakewood. police releasing the name of the man who was killed in his car, and now turning to the public for help finding the suspected shooter. please tell us 44 -year-old philip todd penny was found in that car had crashed through the fence of a home near sixth and wadsworth. police are still trying to figure out if you were shot while driving. if you know anything, lakewood police want to hear from you. that number is 303-97-7111. >> a big turnout and wash park this morning as runners at the street to honor the men an

story to a shot and killed after he climbed the fence and fell and the us department of agriculture arty issue this incident is you are a critical citation but so far they haven't been cited for the area subset a toller and added surveillance cameras a lot of buzz about a meeting is scheduled for this week and presently donald trump that romney does it concludes romney's secretary of state or another old transcontinental someday says it coming from donald trump today he has chose then nominee for attorney general to head the cia and his national security adviser and official close says senator jeff sessions this chose picked for aj he was the first sitting senator endorsed donald trump in the possession of cia agent is finally gone to kansas represented mike pompeo you served in congress and 2011 twin is a register served under the obama administration reportedly new jobs president president obama is on his way to perot he was in berlin germany earlier he met with foreign leaders today of enemies with the german chancellor and tomorrow they will see you bucks a bee of the national stage

can show you how kristen wiig and bill hader made the scene of sausage arty. >> is he honey, mustard? >> watch it on etonline.com. >>> the next blockbuster opening. >> hamilton is one of the songwriters. so he gave wa >> what are you talking about. the rock doesn't need help. >> yes, he does. the rock doesn't need help. >> yes, he does. >> bye, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> when maui sings, the room stops. maui's really determined. i've been known to be very determined. maui's incredibly charismatic. i've got a little bit of that. maui is just beeween us incredibly good looking. "she's a slob." "she ate like a pig." "i'd look her right in that fat, ugly face of hers..." donald trump calls women "bimbos", "dogs", and "fat pigs." but congressman crescent hardy said he'd support donald trump 100%. nevada, there's a better choice: ruben kihuen. kihuen pushed to crack down on employers who pay women less than men. and kihuen will always protect a woman's right to choose. good luck voting tomorrow. good night. >> carson: tonight, 20 people down to 12. welcomto "the vo

many of you have artie cast a ballot. >> one denver voters actually contacted problem solvers after she said she dropped off the ballot and got something strange return. >> her son got a notice in the mail saying his ballot can be counted yet because they needed another signature from him and some other personal information. now, this is pretty rare. less than half a percent of all ballots are rejected. this family was worried it was a scam and called us to check it out. >> when it's election season boating is a requirement in the summer household. >> we had to go to the polling place -- we had a good dinner and then we go vote. >> colorado's election rules have since changed -- we have started to melt them in watching football and i said, let's do it. >> she dropped off the ballot for herself and her two sons and thought that that was it. until she got this in the mail. >> not a huge surprise -- but she says the rest of the request seemed off. >> thought the affidavit. sending a picture id. but there's no affidavit enclosed. >> the letter didn't even come in an envelope, just as piece

((artie blanco/nevada state director, for our future: "so our teams are out the out of their homes, telling them they can vote today, don't wait until november 8th to make that decision.")) on the ground... door-to-door democratic efforts have focused on the entire ticket... ((canvasser: "do you plan to vote for the republican candidate or democratic candidate?")) ((patrick walker)) ...while there has been a recent surge in activity focused on the u-s senate race. that's where the conservative libre initiative is directing all of its efforts. ((daniel garza/president, libre initiative: "it's an all-in, all hands on deck effort to make sure that the story is told about the clear difference between these two senate candidates.")) ((patrick walker)) mccain... himself up for re-election... and house speaker paul ryan in recent days to appear on behalf of senate candidate joe heck... congressman cresent hardy and cd-3 candidate danny tarkanian. but democrats have enlisted visits from the president and vice president... along with hillary clinton to stump for catherine cortez masto... jacky rosen

. >> firefighter artie hope was burned over 70% of her body and she was in the same fire. two other firefighters did not survive that fire. police charged a woman for allegedly setting the fire intentionally. >>> we had some rain earlier today, the last of it moving through parts of the philadelphia area right now. and it continues to weaken. we have one area right here trenton, that is pretty light, this area coming right over chester, that's the only place on the entire map with any heavy rain right along i-95, right during the afternoon rush hour, and that's not very pleasant. and you can see eddington, woodland getting it. the heavy rain will last about 3 1/2 minutes and then it moves on, that's about it. there's that rain in trenton and parts of bucks county. getting a little in florence as well. we have some cloudy skies, but the rain pretty much going away, it's down to 62 in allentown now, 71 in atlantic city, they tied a record with 81 degrees in southern delaware, and broke records with 83 degrees, and at the jersey shore, it's that west wind that helped them set

unfortunately, jury selection for the trial artie started today. but protesters say they still answer. >> we are standing here with a cry for justice. >> representatives from several activist groups stood downtown today protesting the retrial of the man they say is innocent he has shown worthiness. severely beaten in 1987 in denver's five points neighborhood. after having a dream that it was clarence moses-el who raped her, he was sentenced to 40 years behind bars. moses-el maintained his innocence and raise money for a dna test to prove it. please accidentally destroy the test. a judge eventually overturned the sens and he was released in december. we spoke with him that very day. >> i just don't really great. i'm kind of lost for words that fe >> (a year later, district attorney mitch morrissey has called for a second trial. thousands of community members disagree. >> i have to ask the question, wife's? >> they believe ba is innocent because of the lack of evidence. and because prosecutors failed to investigate another man that committed to the c

. >> speakman was escorted home by police and firefighters, firefighter artis hope remains in critical condition. leach andficous died in the blaze. >>> a second teenager is arrested -- police announced that he is facing numerous charges, including attempted murder. investigators say that he and another man were trying to commit another robbery on october 18th. a passerby tried to grab a gun and shot the passerby multiple times. >>> the jury in the bridge gate case tried to file for a mistri mistrial. they are weighing the charges for three days and they allegedly created traffic jams to punish the democratic mayor for not endorsing republican governor, chris christie. >>> donald trump's wife is campaigning in chester county. people are gathering in berwyn to see melania trump's speech this afternoon. this is her first public speaking event since the controversy at the republican national convention, abc news learned the speech was written by melania herself with help from the campaign manager. ahead of the speech, local women gathered outside of main line center to call for hillary cl

. >> i read an arti band actor that created a 3d prosthesis for one of his drummers. i thought to myself, i wonder if i could do this for tatiana? >> reporter: she did, mrs. woodman got the blue for instance for a 3d arm withhthe help of an engineer. it took three days to assemble the arm. today, she presented it tatiana excited for this opportunity >> reporter: how does she sound playing the cello. tatiana's mom could not be prouder. >> i'm so happy that this will make her life just a little bit easier. >> it will allow her to sit with good posture, allow her to have full bow range of motion and have confidence when she's playing this well. >> reporter: as she relearns thinking about how else she can use her 3d arm. >> i never have been able to make a snow man or pay the cello that well. i will be able to play the cello well but going to make it a lot easier for me. >> that is really neat to watch. very cool. >>> it is 5:49. we have all sent out texts turned into something she will not regret >>> and this couple served up an unusual surprise beyond . >>> it is 5:52 o

. >> we came off stage, and i said to artie, how do you think we did? and he said, "disaster." >> really? >> it was like a giant hit. he had plenty after the break-up, enough to bring an even bigger crowd back to central park in 1991. ? mama don't take my kodachrome away ? but nothing was quite as popular or quite as different as his south african-influenced "graceland." ? i can call you betty and betty when you call me you can call al ? ? people say she's crazy ? ? she got diamonds on the soles of her shoes ? >> it was the biggest learning experience of my musical life, no question about it. >> reporter: being a father has been his other learning experience. he has four children. and he married a musician. edie brickell. who has a successful career of her own. ? he continues his musical his band to play each song old or new as if for the very first time. >> if you're bored, you're probably not playing it well. you could be playing it perfectly but that doesn't mean you're playing it well. >> reporter: his latest album, "stranger to stranger," debuted a

away for the past couple of days as temperatures and amount of easily been in the 50s and endeavors arty in the lower 60s just a little bit of reality check your normally are already high pressures and control that's a reason for all the sunshine warm air continues to build into the state there is a cold front moving off to our north and that will slip in on friday bringing a brief shot of cool air but real talk here fronts run this time of the air they usually bring in 40s is high temperatures and 30s as high temps and some snow or summary depending on where the freezing mark the temperature sets these fronts on their technically cold fronts haveot brought any cold air like that if anything it just scours out the warm air for one day and brings us back to where we should be the time of year that is the case of those are hit 72 degrees today and normally are high temp is in the mid- 50s that warm air gets scoured out for about the dancers will thursday into friday and the cooler air takes over but it is very temporary as we warm back up next week here is that snowfall map so this is snow

the fire chief says that arty hope is showing signs of improvement many hoping and praying for the day that the 23 year fire department veteran can go home as well. iain? >> dawn, thanks. >>> philadelphia police have arrest add second man they say is behind a shooting in rittenhouse square. 18-year-old rah fees nasir turned himself in on monday. prosecutors have charged him with attempted murder, robbery and a list of other charges. investigators have already arrested 17-year-old for the shooting of a thirty nine year old in rittenhouse square on october 19 many. police say the man was trying to stop the two teens from robbing someone. that man did survive his injuries. >>> fierce battle in our water has spread across the country for the past two years even longer really if you think about it now some families in south jersey are looking for answers about lead in water at their children's school. >> the problematic drinking water was found at six different schools in the cherry hill district. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in cherry hill tonight. dave, parents aren't too happy. >> repor

four years old he's arty very responsible. thanks a lot liam. i think will be in good shape for tomorrow. today what today to be out there. eighty warmest day for any day in the month of november. no coldness in this november. we are on track for the warmest on record. right now we drop back to 47 downtown. forty-five at airport. cooler air with the nnrtheasterly wind tonight amateurs will stay in the 40s most of the night. tomorrow we are going to start to drop off in the afternoon. the snow will come into the afternoon as the storm system moves through the area. it won't stick around long enough to drop a lot of know on the denver area. by morning it is relatively dry although a bit foggy on the eastern plains. low temperatures could drop down to 37 degrees and 31 31 and sterling and 26 at leadville to upper 40s tonight over southeastern colorado. late morning into the afternoon coming off the foothills down toward the denver area. we get to the morning pretty dry but by lunchtime starting to think rain and snow showers developing. much colder

d plores iues of cflict, healing, empowerment, and democracy-- internationally renowned conceptual artis krzysztof wodiczko. i'm maria hinojosa, this is one on one. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org krzysztof wodiczko, welcome to our show. most people are going to know your work. they might hear the name krzysztof wodiczko maybe, but when we say that the work that you have done as a conceptual artist is huge projeions on buildings, then they'll say, "ah yes, i know krzysztof; i know krzysztof." why this idea of projecting-- making your art so public? what is it that you want to communicate? you want to make it free and accessible to everyone, but the message that you're trying to say to people is what with your work? >> well, since the late '80s, i'm employing in my work video that is motion and sound, and possibility of recording and editing and transmitting voices-- voice and gesture of a person, people. so from that time on, i would think that the reason is to turn those of whom we know nothing or who are hidden-- invisible-- residents of our cities into projecto

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second half baltimore native jamel artis was -- two of his 22. the temps tried to rally but fall short 73-59. >> we cut them at a good time. but having said that, i thought our team played as well in the first half as we've played. >> their whole team got going. loses goose in the first half. just one of those nights. it really was. i'm telling you. we're going to be a great offensive team. gray shooters. guys that can penetrate. we've got sun big guys around the rim. just was not our night. >> taking the positives. >>> the navy football team is 9- 2. ranked 19th in the college football playoff pole. they have a chance for a bid to play in the cotton bowl. january 2nd. but first they have their sights set oe conference championship saturday in annapolis. navy takes on temple. the coach is excited his guys could get a new year's bid but they are not there yet. >> it's exciting but if you don't win it don't matter. so our preparation and focus is trying to play and beat a really good temple team. that's where our focus is at. after that obviously w

they were able to bring arties from around the world but also flurries the neighborhood. >> this is artwork that will be here for forever. >> tiffany, thank you so much. start of their revitalizing with the revamped lock four. harvest fest is celebrating lock four with live music, food trucks, and craft vendors. this will start at 11:00 a.m. and goes unill the 8:00. there will be a free showing of willie wonka and the factory. >>> the candlelight walk continues today and tomorrow through the historic public square. some of the highlightings includes public life, santa and mrs. clause arrival. the event is free to the public. >>> in case you have been tickets to new kids on the block, boys two men, and paula abdul will be available today. >>> coming up in sports. how the cavaliers took over the piston's in narrow first game together since they won the nba title. >>> lebron james is on the court after resting the other night. jared smith was back after the injured ankle. second shot, another one from the three. cavaliers take the lead. he wasn't done another triple. nine points for j.r. last

you can see clouds starting to artie pushed into our area. that's the thing clouds. on the ohio river valley as the system continues to pull and they continue to pick it up. that will pull all warm front through our area through the evening hours that's was going to kick off the rain it's also going to keep and the milder temperatures. in the upper 40s as it heads into early tuesday morning before this find it's here that will be here on wednesday. let's talk about the rain nothing going on right now you again monday night i can't rule out maybe isolated thunder monday night most of us will have plane rain how much we get anywhere between are quarter of an inch to upwards of three quarters of an inch the most here on the ice 75 corridor 36 degrees tonight clouds continued to increase wends out you are going to notice it while tomorrow evening and through the night hours before the system gets in here we like we have when gust of 25 sustained tender 15. were at 54 degrees cloudy skies look at the details here through our but our noon we are dry three clock western are

. >> firefighter arty hope was severely burned in the same fire.s still getting treated at crozier tonight. >>> a woman suffering from a serious heart attack was saved by a police officer in oklahoma. >> take a look at this. the roadside rescue all caught on camera. >> we got everybody out. >> she's not breathing. >> the woman's husband and daughter were rushing her to the hospital when their high speed caught the attention of an officer, who pulled them over. the officer hurried to the truck, helped the woman's husband pull her out, and then quickly began cpr. >> i want you to take a deep breath, okay? >> hang in there, baby. >> the woman was taken to the hospital. she's expected to now make a full recovery. in this case, timing was vital here. when the family got pulled over, they still had a 20-minute drive to the hospital, and doctors say she probably would not have survived that long. timing and luck that that officer saw the speed and pulled them over. >> better than a police escort. emergency on the spot assistance. really good. >>> let's tu

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a second injured fire fighters arty hope remained hospitalized. >>> it is coming down to the wire, the presidential candidates are pulling out all of the stops to win pennsylvania and other critical battle will ground states. donald trump's wife melania campaigned for the republican nominee in berwyn chester county today. she gave her first solo speech since the republican national convention this summer. melania trump told supporters donald trump is someone in touch with america's working class. >> every time high husband learned of a factory closing, in ohio, or north carolina, or here in pennsylvania, i saw him get very upset. he could see what has happening. he saw the problems. he always talk about how he could fix them. >> meanwhile donald trump is campaigning in the battle ground state of north carolina tonight this concord the republican nominee told supporters everyone must vote on tuesday, no excuses. >>> hillary clinton is also on the campaign trail today, democratic nominee is focusing on north carolina clinton rallied with supporters earlier in winterville in the eastern p

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another fire fighter artis hope remains in the hospital. christopher lee and gary fixus were killed in the row home fire. it happened in wilmington than's neighborhood in september. >>> well, up next, a church fire is ruled arson. >> we will show you political message that was scrolled across the building. >>> also ahead we are looking at moments after a bus crashes into a texas home, but wait until you see moment of impact, this incredible video, we will show it the to you just ahead. >>> and we will tell you where an earthquake sent expensive bottles of liquor crashing from their shelves. >>> and a update on the damage left behind. >>> you know we have to play some chicago this morning. we will have more on had became an epic game seven match up later in sports. we will be right back. this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or c