more than 1,000 people gathered at mainland regional high school in linwood to honor 14 year old ashland cook. diana rocco was there for tonight' emotional remembrance. >> reporter: members of the mainland regional girls soccer team wrapped their arms i was ashland cook's mother after presenting her with the incoming freshman's number four soccer injuries she would have been a starting freshman for us but her soul we're celebrating and her life and the expression of her heart g more than 1,000 students and friends packed the school's football stadium they gathered for a moment of silence then late canals on the field. all to remember the 14 year old who died just one day before her first day of high school. cook succumb to her injuries she suffered in a crash in saturday. she was in a car with four teammates on mays landing on their way to a charity soccer tournament. she critically injured when a truck going in the opposite intersection on route 40 crossed the yellow line. >> ashland was a team player. one of my best members obviously scoring that goal in the final second to winly the c

ashland, beautiful weather out there this afternoon. tomorrow afternoon, not so much. i will tell you what to expect. >> france's foreign ministers says his country is ready to take part in air strikes against isis. the pledge of support comes hours before president obama will address the nation. he's slated to explain his plan to dismantle and destroy the terror group. >> and colder -- our political reporter scott thuman is in the newsroom. >> just getting some insight. we know that the president is going to announce that we will be leading a "broad coalition." however, the president is showing that he is willing to go at it on his own. five hours before his speech, he issued this memorandum that saying under his constitutional authority, it ministration will put another $25 million towards funding iraqis who are fighting against the islamic state. to worldhis case leaders, here: saudi arabia's king abdullah, the president is preparing to win over the american public. the goal, explained that he not only has a strategy but it is one that can defeat the islamic state.

. >> reporter: members of the girl's soccer team wrapped their arms around ashland cook's number. >>ould have been a starting freshman for us but it's her soul we're celebrating and her life and the expression of her heart. >> reporter: more than 1,000 students and friends packed the school's football stadium. they gathered for a moment of silence then lit candles on the field all to remember the 14-year-old who died one day before her first day of high school of. cook succumbed to injuries she sniffed a crash on saturday. she was in a car with four teammates in mays landing on the way to a tournament. cook was critically injured when a truck going in the opposite direction on route 40 crossed the yellow line. >> she was a team player. she was one of my best members. scoring that goal in the final seconds to win the championship for us. >> she was the nicest girl there ever is. she never said anything mean about anybody ever. >> reporter: good teammate. >> really good. she was a great soccer player, too. she was just the sweetest girl. i can't believe this happened. >> reporter: main

and also in new jersey, magnolia, and ashland road, north insdidn't as well as elkton 279 and iron road. mass transit all services are on time. no reported delays and the phillies and pirates tonight, two trains leaving fern rock. and taking a look at the ben franklin bridge, we have construction in the two right lanes in the westbound lanes, we have volume out there all afternoon long and it's still out there right now. >> thank you autumn. >>> the reputation of a so-called weight loss miracle is crumbling, the government is forcing the makers of green coffee extract to pay up for not telling the truth. "action news" anchor, rick williams is in the newsroom with this story. >> the company behind all of this is called applied food science, their product was hailed something of a miracle but the government says that is just not so. even dr. oz supported the weight loss benefits of the extract. but coming up ali gorman will explain why the company is paying a multimillion-dollar settlement. >>> and a catholic school in the huntington park neighborhood has a new library and it's dedicated

they do them one at a time from lakeshore drive all the way to ashland. beginning at 9:00 a.m.. a sad farewell. >> more to come. including the latest in the race for chicago mayor. and the latest on a deadly shooting in florida where a man killed his daughter and her six children. and the latest development in the ebola outbreak as an african country goes on lockdown. and dean reviews all the new movies including the new liam neeson movie walkpolice officer is injs way to a shooting that claimed the life of a teenager. >> the people of scotland have spoken. it is a clear result. >> and i have spoken. scotland projects independence. it will have the reaction. and what the tonight show host said last night about coming to chicago. lots going on this morning. good morning, i'm lourdes duarte. dan is off today. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. happy friday. >> we made it to the weekend. but as we get into the week, green comes through. mother nature is coming back. here the current temperatures. morton grove is a 51. cooler temperatures outside cook county. th

. >> with construction on ashland avenue as a head out this morning. between 37 pyrrhic washed for that also closures are in place downtown in the aftermath of the jazz festival which goes through the weekend. watch for that along jackson boulevard. that's a quick look at traffic. >>a car crashed into a day care and pre-school in south suburban university park. it happened around seven last night. the car went through a window, and into a classroom at "the playhouse" on federal signal drive. a witness says the driver was ejected from the car, and badly burned. the owner of the facility says she was told the driver was drag racing with another car at the time. we have quite a bit of damage in the baby room and happy that nobody got hurt. there are occasions where we to family and knights for the parents we could have been here for that. my daughter was here earlier doing homework so she could have been there when it happened. >>the facility is closed today. the owner says she will meet with d-c-f-s on tuesday to determine when it can reopen, but she thi

a speeding police squad car was broadsided, and it flipped over, at montrose and ashland. witnesses say the squad car had its lights and siren on... and it paused at the intersection before entering yesterday afternoon. no word yet on charges against the other driver. the police officer is in stable condition. a number of schools, businesses and banks are closed in hong kong today, as massive pro- democracy demonstrations continue. tens of thousands of protesters are occupying key financial and government districts for a forth day today. they want the chinese government to reverse a decision to only allow beijing-approved candidates to run in hong kong's elections. they also want the leader of hong kong to step down. protest organizers set a deadline, giving the government until tomorrow to meet their demands ... or they say they will introduce a new civil disobedience plan. tomorrow is a national holiday in china, and crowds are expected to be even bigger. "isis" fighters may be able to withstand american-led airstrikes, and seize control of a key city in syria. the airst

1,000 people attended a candle will light vigil in linwood, new jersey last night nor 14 year-old ashland cook. 149 year-old succumbed to injuries she suffer in the crash on saturday. she was in the car were four teammates in mays landing on their way to the charity soccer tournament. >> i think she was the nicest girl that there ever is. she never said anything mean about anything, ever. really good. she was a great soccer player too. >> reporter: next week her soccer team will take the field without her but her number four jersey will be retired for the next four years, through what would have been a senior year. >>> a private funeral is scheduled for cullen keffer, he is was one of three council rock south high school students killed in the crash in the poconos over the weekend. yesterday contracts mates hold a moment of silence for keffer, ryan lesher and shamus digney. keffer's viewing is later tonight. >>> here's kate which traffic ape weather together on the three's. >> switching gears ape talking about the weather. quiet start to the morning. really nice start. we have a lot of su

> more than a thousand people attended a candle light vigil in linwood new jersey for 14 year-old ashland cook. the 14 year-old succumbed to injuries she suffered in the crash on saturday. she was in the car were four teammates in mays landing on their way to a charity soccer tournament. >> she was the nicest girl there ever was, she never said anything mean about anybody ever. >> she was a great soccer player too. >> next week her team will take the field without her but her number four jersey will be retired until the year that she would have graduatedded. >>> a private funeral is scheduled today for cullen keffer, he was one of three council rock south high school students killed in the crash in the poconos over the weekend. yesterday classmates held a moment of silence for keffer, ryan lesher and shamus digney. lesher's viewing is tonight. >>> right now coming up at 803:67:89 lets get our forecast with kate, good morning. >> good morning, erika, good morning everyone. happy to be here in the morning to deliver news bay really great day underway. it is started. sunnies shining. beautif

ashland. and in siesta key, a different kind of photo. peak foliage changes.those areas yorks can you look for the time. middle of october is the red. yellow is early november. we have to wait a little bit here if new york city. that's the tropical moisture we're watching in the southwest today. 63 degrees with sunshine and washington, d.c., a beautiful day, but on the breezy side with temperatures in the low to mid 70's. clear and cool tonight, waking up to temperatures in the >> is it like cabernet? no, all that weather brought to you by mercedes-benz. >>> time to cue up the wake up and win sound. it's time for the new prize give away. wake up and win every monday for the next couple of months. at some point during the show, we're revealing something you might be able to win. last week's prize, it was watching will dance in a costume. but also a safari trip. won by daniel and danielle from idaho. today's prize. are you ready? here we go. show it! nice. here you go, will. oh, i love that. will, i really liked that last move. if you would prelease repeat th as

really big waves up on superior this is from ashland, wisconsin, but duluth had up to 14-foot waves.art in the northern rockies with winter weather >> 75 degrees in washington dc a nice spike in the temperatures ahead of a cold front. it will trigger some showers and thunderstorms late today. some gusty wind. >> i got to work on my runway walk. >> yeah. coming up, married at first sight. six months ago they got together on "first sight" on a reality show. how are they doing today? ♪ hey baby i think i wanna mar i you ♪ >> the reality show "married at first sight" created a lot of buzz when it first aired. three couples tying the knot without ever meeting their partner. now it's been six months sininc they said "i do" and they are opening up about their experiences. abc's linsey davis, whoo, has that story. >> i'm going to get married. >> what? >> what? >> without seeing a person? >> are you going to kiss him or are you going to slap fives? >> i don't know. >> reporter: it was a social experiment with high stakes. >> we're getting these people legally married puts a great deal of pres

really big waves up on superior and this is from ashland, wisconsin.f on the great lakes sometimes. cold start in the nort >> and now to an eye-opening look to something you probably do every day. you peel fruit. it turns out you may be doing it wrong and abc's becky worley shows us the right way. >> there's some things in life you got under control. >> i got this. [ buzzer ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. pomegranate. >> wait, i pfeffer buy these because it's so hard to get the seed things out. yeah, that's because you've been doing it wrong. ah. right in the eye. instead of that technique, slice it in half, stretch it out, you got to loosen the seeds then you got to whack it. hard. [ ding ] >> mango. this is the wrong way. peel then cut piece by piece. right way, well, it mandates a little x-ray vision. the seed runs in one long slice through the middle. >> put a gang go down, it will naturally fall so that the seed is parallel to your cutting board. cut the cheeks off. now you have t

south of texas, as well as ashland, ohio.ouple hundred thousand dollars from birth to 18 years of age. keep in mind this does not include the cost of saving in advance for college. >> all right. so we talked about manhattan. what are other areas in this country the most expensive place to raise a child? i see california once again a big offender. >> that's right. we have got on the west coast the cost of in san francisco as an example over $402,000 to raise one child there. and, of course, that multiplies if you have a bigger family. los angeles not inexpensive but that adds up. tech company job in san fran could raise a kid with a similar work atlanta half the cost. >> how could i find out how well education is in those states? >> well, i think a key part of understanding your return on investment, if you are raising a child let's say in the midwest and some of these least expensive areas is looking at the, you know, what you are getting from your state. for example, in inexpensive areas like oklahoma or texas, you might wan

. >> ashland trucking out of central point, oregon, with bud and kathy williams. what's up?and i always feel when acting -- if it gets slow, you can always stay -- i just don't want to wait and see if someone in an office somewhere gives me permission to be vital on a daily basis. i wrote a book last year. book coming out next year. >> we have big slabs here but usually we're talking ribs. >> yeah. that's kansas city. >> yeah, yeah. >> good to watch you. >> thank you so much. it was great to see you. say hi to bill wolf when you see him. >> i will. >> good friend of ours. "gotham" debuts september 22nd on fox. >>> all the news you need before you leave the house. but first these messages. dog's s is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy