broome? mr. broome: mr. chief justice and may it please the court. respondent's father was a citizen of the united states. holding other things constant, had he been the mother instead of the father, there would be no question that he transmitted citizenship to respondent under section 1409. the statute bars him from doing so on the same terms of the mother and is not based on any innate or biological difference between men and women or mothers and fathers. nor does it ensure an interest in reducing statelessness or nor does it serve an interest in reducing statelessness or ensuring that citizenship by dissent passes only to those children likely to learn american values. both of the government justifications for the gender differential here therefore fail. i'd like to begin by addressing the standard of review. there is no dispute here that respondent has third party standing to assert the equal protection claim of his father. that claim plainly is subject to intermediate scrutiny. in seattle vs. bell this court applied rational basis review to the

broom field becoming more popular. and growing too. >> . shows us how big development is turning colorado's smallest >> it's busy inside this building. and not just because of the election. broom field is going to do what we say we're going to do. >> according to to mayor. broom field is the youngest county in the u.s. but also one of the fastest growing. >> . the ninth fastest to be exact. skpwhr. >> that's because of a number of large developmes. like this right here. which could be a new 2 hundred million dollar data and storage center. sometime in the next two years. >> . jp tphor began chase bought 106 acres here. >> . it's going to have 40, 50 employees. when it's all said and done. a few miles away. this site. which is the target of a new ikea store. >> . i don't like the growth. it's not the small area that it ityou can see the mountains and you can't nil anymore. >> . she says it's changed too much for her taste. but it's hard to stop growth. >> it's not going to stop. there's nothing we can do. >> . we can probably have the same c

but i never used a broom to chase it away. >> i feel bad. i should have been a little nicetory this raccoon. >> no, no, no. you have so much street cred now. >> run downing the street with a broom with -- running down socks. >> marilyn does this in her free time. >> i have her card. she loves them so much, though she will say that she does not have any raccoons in the houses she helps people buy. >> yeah, that's a good thing. >> nice thing to know. >>> bobby, i mean, we're -- >> raccoons, man. >> where is your raccoon story? >> mine is an armadillo story. they dig under the house. >> oh, man. >> i don't want to offe armadillos. i am not the biggest fan. i don't want them to dig underneath the house. that is a big issue. >> yep. >> they say you put wine bottles. empty wine bottles in the holes that they dig and cover it up with dirt. so when they dig down, once they get to the wine bottles it slips off their paws. there you go. a fact that you did not know. [ laughter ] i don't know if we need the rain really bad. we are only getting a very l

broom field becoming more popular. and growing too. >> . shows us how big development is turning colorado's smallest county into kind of a big deal. >> it's busy inside this building. and not just because of the election. broom field is going to do what we say we're going to do. broom field is the youngest county in the u.s. but also one of the fastest growing. >> . the ninth fastest to be exact. skpwhr. >> that's because of a number of large developments. like this right here. which could be a new 2 hundred million dollar data and storage center. sometime in the next two years. >> . jp tphor began chase bought 106 acres here. >> . employees. when it's all said and done. a few miles away. this site. which is the target of a new ikea store. >> . i don't like the growth. it's not the small area that it used to be. ityou can see the mountains and you can't nil anymore. >> . she says it's changed too much for her taste. but it's hard to stop growth. there's nothing we can do. >> . we can probably have the same conversation in 6 months. and we'l

shakala broome made the call just after 6 o clock ... 00;54;10 jason creffield / hotel guest "there's no timeline so that's the bigger issue." the paris hotel is in the process of being restored. the clark county fire department is currently conducting test of the fire safety system. can check back into their rooms. when it comes to getting enough protein, there are plenty of bars to pick from. but now, some companies are adding bugs into the mix. it may sound crazy-- maybe even gross -- but listen to this: about 80 percent of the world regularly eats insects. back in 20-13-- 3- students at brown university started their company in a dorm room. it's called "exo bar" after raising millions of dollars in venture capital and teaming with a chef -- they developed a new type of protein bar. it is sold around the world -- including at all major u.s. airports. and it includes one special ingredient. that's right -- crickets are 65 percent protein, full of zinc, iron and calcium. there are 40 crickets in each exo bar and five crickets per bite. the company says it has a nutty taste -- similar

. >> when i got there, you had the broom around his neck. >> i didn't have a broom around his neck, the broom was on the floor, he fell on it. i when grabbed the broom, i took it from him. the whole pod seen that. i can't wait to go in front of mcintyre with this one. >> evans is not laughing for long. due to be released from jail in just eight days, he was charged with a new crime, felonious assault against officer may. his stay at cuyahoga county was extended. he must remain in jail until the new charge is resolved in court. evans pled not guilty, but if convicted, he could be sentenced to eight years in prison. other inmates like perry mckinney and his identical twin brother herbie mckinney don't get in much trouble in jail but present a different security issue. >> it does create a security problem for us. especially if we have them housed in the same area. because of course it will be difficult to identify who they are. they could be switching off and even could get to the point if one of them was going to get released and they could switch identities and things like that. >> someo

scott broom wusa 9. >> she's still hospitalized and expected to recover. she did nothing intentional to provoke the attack. >>> remember these pictures from last may? a 3-year-old slips into the gorilla exhibit at the but support the decision to kill the gorilla. the boy was rescued and the zoo has installed new safety barriers. >>> a charging deer knocked a cross county runner off his feet during a race. one of the runners yelled watch out for the deer but runner justin delusia did not see this one coming he was left with a nasty bruce. he was helped up and able to finish that race >> yikes. >>> a veteran american as tronaut is on her way to the international space station. peggy with her french counter parts playoffsesed off from kazakhstan this afternoon. she celebrating her 57th birth day in february. as commander of the international space station that makes her the oldest woman every in space. >>> the national parks service garth brooks around trisha yearwood have been added to the lightning of the national monument christmas tree. they will join kel

everybody was kind of confused. )) ((rich broome // caesars entertainment: we got everybody out of the building. the key thing is we got everyone out of their safely. when you consider it was pitch black it was in there after 9:45. the county staff and our employees did an amazing job getting everyone out of their safely. )) nearly three thousand people... evacuated. left in the dark... on what was next. guest: it was fragmented information.)) police taped blocked off the hotel's entrance... only people with important items were briefly escorted to their rooms... while others re-booked in nearby hotel's. ((wayne kropp // hotel guest: i stayed at the cosmopolitan.)) the eiffel tower was the only night light... until everything flipped back on just after midnight. ((rich broome // caesars entertainment: we are totally open and we're not expecting any electrical issues going forward. )) to make things right they've reimbursed all of the impacted guests... they've also credited them with a future two-night stay at their property. kirsten? ((kirsten joyce)) >>> not everything about the blac

scott broom reports from the intersection of route 4 and dowerhouse road in upper march. >> when state police first arrived here to investigation this accident the county council member was nowhere to be seen even though his car was left behind. >> here's the mercedes that franklin allegedly hit just before midnight sending the here's the franklin county-owned ford explorer. >> medics said they saw the driver of the suv walking away. state police reported he was not at the immediate scene when they arrived. he was later spotted about 70 yards away from the darkness walking in the median back towards the scene. it was mel franklin the council member who state police saw blew a ppt .10. he was arrested. >>> an attorney for the couple speak this -- afternoon. >> they are scared of getting into their car. they are shocked. >> franklin con constituents were shocked. >> franklin was picked up by his wife. >> he or his attorneys are not talk. they said we'll see you in court. scott broom, wusa 9. >> franklin inform ed use of county vehicles. >>> tracking metro, tonight the agency boss is putt

so now they won't give me the broom. >> we used to give her brooms and all that stuff. and last week she decided she was going to try and jab at an officer through the tray slot with the broom. >> in the three months she's been at bexar county, hayward has been cited several times for fighting with staff and other inmates. now, she is housed in a high security female administrative segregation unit where she's confined to a single-person cell 23 hours per day. it is often a noisy, disruptive unit. >> some of them are very hostile. some of them are very aggressive. we do have to be very careful because at one moment or another they could just snap at you. >> haywood has done time in jail on prior convictions. her latest arrest came after a fight with a bank security guard who had ordered her to get off the telephone. >> if he had just approached me differently, i probably wouldn't have did that, but he was embarrassing me in front of the whole bank. so we started going off each other. he was in my face, i was in his face, and he reached in for me to grab me, bam, i got h

custody and while cameras allegedly show officer butler touching the man and then taking him into a broom closet and performing a sex act. but butler's attorney said it may be consensual. >> the allegation that is made was that there was sexual behavior between an individual and my client. >> reporter: salem's police butler, the officer's wife. just last year, he pinned the chief's badge on his wife of 29 years. chief butler is taking time away from work and asking the public not to judge the department. >> the reelection of the alleged actions of one person should not reflect on the officers working diligently every day to do their job. >> reporter: the chief would not say how long she would make her leave but considering the while. i'm bill shields, wbz news. >>> i will be back at 6:00. here's paula with a look at what's coming up. >>> leaders are congratulating the new president but how will the gop congress work in and the state -- states that gave we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. with plans starting as low as $0, you'll have zero things stop

well, sometimes he prefers the broom closet. as a matter of fact, he sort of looks like a broom. well, not really a broom. a mop! sounds fascinating. yes. don't go away. say something else in french. voila. (grunts) cousin itt! (itt chattering) (itt chattering) cousin itt, my whole future is at stake and all you can think of is your own selfish pleasure. (itt chattering) is that your final answer? well, at least you're keeping an open mind. cousin itt, you've got to help me! if you come down, i'll let you play with my octopus. you can use my vaporizer! i'll let you blow up one of my trains. (itt chattering) cousin itt, i knew i could count on you. i always said blood is thicker than water, and everyone says you're thicker than both. itt, i'm in love. (chattering) (chattering) thank you. you're such a suave, sophisticated man of the world and i thought you could give me some advice. you see, i'm engaged to one girl and i love another. what should i do? (chattering) isn't that against the law? (chattering) oh, come on, itt. an old roue like you ought to be able to figure something

scott broom has the latest from college mark. >> -- college park. >> e happens from the heart of the university of maryland campus. >> three students were reported being hit by bb's fired sunday evening by 7:30 and 8:30. police alerted the campus i e-mail and text. >> it's a notification to get. >> we get an e-mail every day and crimes. this is the strangest one so far. >> when i first read it i thought it was funny but then walk to the library late at night and now i don't want to. it was creepy. >> the scary thing is if someone could do it with a bb gun what if they had a real gun. just the fact they were able to do it is a scarily ri -- scary thought. >> it happened near the kim engineering building and capitol one field near a large dormitory. video cams a cover much of the area so now investigators are pipping their hopes on that video but so far nous announced. at the university of maryland, scott broom, wusa 9. >> victims of the bb gun shooting include two men and one woman, all of them are students but none of them were seriously hurt. >>> right now a jury in virginia decidin

scott broom is in rockville tonight with his story. scott. >> reporter: remashable when -- remarkable when i met this man today. tie ron flower-jackson thought the most dangerous part of the job would be suspects with guns. it turned out he was wrong. >> it's a shock. like you just can't believe it. see it comes our brace for it, it happens so fast. >> the first time tyrone's vehicle hit he was on the beltway shoulder in 2014 with his emergency lights flashing. it was a tractor trailer who said he fell asleep. >> here's video from a colleague in 2012. this trooper >> for most once is enough. for flowers-jackson it's happene . he was struck by a hit and run driver in 2015, only 6 months after he was back to work from the first incident. he has not quite despite the injuries and despite the line up of wrecked cruisers stored where he works at the rockville barak. >> last night a colleague was sent to the hospital after his state cruiser was hit by a beltway at branch avenue. it's the most dangerous part of the job for a state trooper and

in baltimore, scott broom, wusa9. >> just a horrific accident. two people are still in the injuries. we are waiting to learn the names of the six people who died. no children were involved. >>> checking news now. police have made an arrest in connection with a deadly shooting in capital heights, maryland over the weekend. the suspect is 22-year-old bravon freeman. he's charged with killing 14- year-old todd webb, a freshman. police are still searching for a second suspect who shot and killed 18-year-old brian davis, a star athlete. investigators say freeman and a group of other people were participating in a dice game. four other people were wounded in that shooting. >>> dc police are looking for up to 20 teens responsible for a string of halloween night robberies that happened between 10:00 and 11:30 last night. the victims of the four robberies were all assaulted from behind. their cell phones were taken. the suspects flashed a gun in robberies. >> i'm not surprised that once it gets dark on prospect street someone is going to try to rob someon

sex act. >> he culls outside the closet, to investigate a loud noise, and then goes back into the broom closet where he can be heard to say, let's finish you off. 28-year-old alleged victim allowed butler to touch him out of fear. portions of their interactions were captured on both video and audio. chief butler is taking time away from the department to deal with this private matter. >> the alleged actions of one person shouldn't reflect on the department and the officers are working every day to do their job. >> the father of three has been placed on a paid administrative leave from the department. >> wcvb, on the london railway. >> several people are killed in a tram accident there. the investigation into what sent it off the tracks. >> wild weather caught on camera in italy. the first pictures that we're seeing, and that's a deadly tornado. >> police officer facing troubles cutting secret deals. how often that's happening and the cases never prosecute. >> let's go around the area and check traffic. the headlight going in town seem to be moving okay. let's go around the area. we begi

scoot broom is standing by -- scott broom is standing by now to tell us more about what happened. scott. >> reporter: what a shocking alleged crime and as you're 20 years old in the case, and already on probation for holding a victim against her will and sexually battery. it does appear this has happened again. >> 20-year-old lewis orey is charged with following two girls inside a women's restroom, holding them against their will and sexual assaulted them. the incident happened about 8:00 last night at the elevation burger here at louden one. he was an employee of the restaurant. >> investigators are not releasing the ages of the identities. the incident happened during prime time for restaurant traffic, a sunday evening. >> a check of the virginia sex crimes registry shows he had registered this restaurant as his workplace and discloses his address in sterling. he was working in the restaurant while on probation for a 2012 incident. he was found guilty then in juvenile court of two counts of abduction for an immoral cause and two counts of the time. >> reporter: now, orey charged

i am a broome county legislature -- legislator. i graduated from cortland state with a degree in education, which i am passionate about. i have been married to my husband tim for 36 years. our youngest child is eight. full disclosure, the last two were adopted from china when they were very small. washingtono to because i have been involved in my community my entire life, whether we have helped see people in our community through devastating floods or cheered on our world series little league baseball team. i know that jobs are important to our area. it is important to our families. it is important to our community. i want to go to washington because i really do not care if it is a democratic idea or a republican idea. the peoplegood idea, expect us to get to the table and come up with solutions to bring good-paying quality jobs to our area, and that is what i hope to do. thank you so much. crystal: our first question is about the upstate economy and jobs. in order to spur the upstate economy, we need jobs, but it is something that

this secret is not giving out millions of taxpayer money especially in data broome and tioga counties area with the two worst metro areas in the nation with economy is the broome and tioga counties area. but if we keep doing the same thing and expect a different result but we need to reduce taxes, reduce regulations and stop the trade deals. they undermine the sovereignty of our country, did make it difficult for us to compete to bring manufacturing jobs need to come back here and businesses will survive without corporate welfare. we have access to credit through banks. if this could be should continue to expand. and obamacare it is a huge mud unfunded mandate with the ability to keep up and i just saw today there it is a person that said they are up 177% increase for a $5,000 deductible. that is not fair and is not affordable we need to go back to the consumer driven model to allow small business communities to thrive right here in the local area. those are things that will be essential to bring us back away from paid to play schemes and those by the small business community. babinec

and broom field. matching in commerce city. and staple ton checking in at 42. as is centennial. chillier down towards castle rock and parker. both at 37. wind in the mountains. and the strobgest wind starts to shift away. that wind again it's out of north andes and you'll feel it. early tomorrow morning. if you're up early. planning to do something outside. across the front range. put on an extra layer -flt you'll feel the wind. >> . clears sky here. increasing clouds. there comes the snow. notice how it was thick over night. >> early in the day. o*ez sunshine will dominate. on your thanksgiving. wider view here comes the snow. again. moving in after midnight. it's widespread. winds blowing it around. late night travel. morning. kwoub a little tricky. over the passes. over all, the snow early in the morning. will back off. >> . not because of the deep snow that waoer expecting. it's about the wind blowing the snow around. keep that in mind. over all. nice shot of snow. two to 4 eufrp maybe some spots up to six inches in the northern and central mountains. lows tonight. running t

scott broom is live at a best buy store where electronic buyers still feel the need to camp out for the s d make time for me. they are glad to be here to get deals on things like laptops and 4k televisions, deals they cannot find online. >> about $300 for a tv. >> reporter: this was the line this afternoon at the best buy, >> as soon as they open the doors, you grab the tv. >> and go. >> pay the money. >> and go. >> and get home for dinner. >> that's right. >> reporter: increasingly, this model of black friday shopping, stores like this kohl's taking a pause before throwing the doors open, this thanksgiving evening is becoming a thing of the past. contrast it with this walmart, open for business all day, no holiday offers or off employees. >> it was prettyll friday were items packed with sale items still sealed in shrink wrap to keep consumers from getting to them until 6:00 pm. >> black friday, i don't know if i'll be going out. >> i don't think they should make employees work all day and into the night. >> one more tv. [ laughter ] >> as long as >> reporter: there's still a lot of exc

broome says: "..the fire department did an outstanding job of clearing the elevators within an hour and a half of the power being shut down." forced to leave the resort... and tourists staying on the property were sent to nearby hotels. irene says: "..i'm not going to the 25th floor. there is no way i am going up in an elevator in that hotel." mos reporter says: "..what is your backup plan?" mos say: "..grab a drink and find a corner." firefighters going room to room to make sure the property was cleared. broome says: "..the building has been completely evacuated because the fire suppression system lost power the fire department decided it was in everybody's best interests." on cam tag the powe and guests are being let back onto the property. in las vegas, andrew craft, fox news. we're learning more about that deadly bus crash in baltimore on tuesday. investigators say the driver of the school bus shouldn't have been driving in the first place. officials say 67-year-old glenn chappell's commercial license was suspended two months ago. he also reportedly pleaded guilty to second-degree a

not having much falling down here. 52. 55 in the broom field area. climb up in elevation. you can see the 30s up here. and obviously the censor at approximate >> still a little bit of wind. you can see the wind speeds. color coded it. up over ten to 15 miles per hour. coming in strong across the denver area. and that flow will continue out of the north tomorrow. while most of the stronger winds will migrate onto the eastern plains. that brisk north wind. you'll feel it. a cool wind. the best chance for moisture over the mountains -fpt northern let in sunshine through the lunch hour. and then a few passing clouds up and down the front range. >> southwest corner. 50s and 60s. within a degree or two of where you were today. that north flow here. drops the temperatures. remember we were at 70 totd. only 60 denver tomorrow. and we're looking at mid and upper 60s to the south and east. zoom in to denver. on the west side of town. maybe only in the upper 50s. a little bit of a seasonal while it may feel cooler than it has over the last few days. it's where we should be. 39 degree

tores runs it in for 6 and broom field wins to advance to the 4 a state championship. those eagles will be taking on the eagles from colorado springs. pine creek ran past chatfield. brock doman a force through the air and on the ground. 76yards to the ends here. but they ran into a good pueblo east team. pueblo east will try for its third straight title next week against discovery canyon. of course, we'll be watching the buffs closely. rod mackey is there. we'll have a live report after the game at 10:00. >> it's already a party out there. >> the atmosphere was fantastic last week. >>> it's date night for some folks. >> and it's mild tonight. but it will get cold. we have this cold front moving across the state and i hope you have your coats out of storage, because it's going to be really chilly next week. >> it's about time. thank you. and thanks so much for watching. . >>> good evening, i'm belinda leon, here at the history colorado center. stories of latinos that have contributed to the state come from all across colorado. tonight, we will share those stories with y

continue training with your love broom. eventually, you'll get your full heart and graduate to busboy on steak night. i don't believe i caught your name. my name is baba gentle. i knew it. [ laughs ] oh, baba gentle. bye-bye, bonzo. bye-bye, yo. some outsider tried to interfere we're shipping him out tonight to our oregon retreat. we have a worker/convert, and we're keeping him. mork, come on. i've got my hem caught in a sprinkler head. [ fabric tears ] ahh! shh!! why couldn't we have gotten those designer robes? you know, the ones with the split up the side?! ow! shh! [ bangs ] [ gasps ] let's just find mearth and get outta here! you check up the stairs, and i'll look through here. wait, min, min... how about you check down here and i'll hide under your robe? [ gasps ] somebody's coming! who?! shh! ? ba ? ? ba-ba-ba ? ? ba ? ? ba-ba-baran ? ? ba-ba-ba ? ? ba-ba-ba ? ? ba-ba-barbara-a-nn ? ? ba-ba-barbara-a-nn ? ? my barbara ann ? ? my barbara ann ? so that's what happened to our old anchorman. come on, min, we gotta get th

commerce city thoto broom field and back up to kaoepbs tpwurg. 31 degrees at 9:00 tonight. tomorrow i'll let in sunshine. the clouds will be weuping by. from 38. sunshine. but only 40. on wednesday. although the sun will make it feel better. down to 37. another fast moving cold front. snow showers -fpls trickling late thursday night. only 34 for high on friday. and a gray sky. i can't rule out a little bit of accumulation. of an -blg inch or more. in denver. so we'll watch that. then we quickly get the sunshine back. and return to the 40s on saturday. a warmest day is sunday. at 47. and then another fast moving storm system. comes in late monday night. that will throw more snow our way. early next week. >> . so good to see the ski resorts finally getting dumped on. >> . my son went up and skied over the weekend. keystone. and said it was packed first of all. a long line. tkpwopbd hra but. they need to cover some more terrain. you can ski. but they need to get more terrain open. >> . this is helping. >> . all seasonal. we had a nice warm run. off to a slow tart. plenty of ti

elko county sheriff says the inmates were armed with weapons made of broom handles and towel racks. a family lost their home-- by a wood burning stove last night. henderson fire crews say it happened near the 95 and college drive. they say two people were home when the fire started. they were able to get out safely. crews say the damage will cost around 245- thousand dollars. that includes cost of the structure... and the family's belongings. fire crews have deemed the cause of the fire an accident. ruckriegel says: "if you've never had a fireplace before i would really suggest you get a chimney sweep... somebody to come out and talk to you about how you use it and how you maintain it, how you use it, how you operate it even." fire officals around the country are reminding folks to stay safe this winter. a fireplace can quickly become a hazard it you don't take proper precautions. the type of wood can make a difference... and making sure your chimney is properly cleaned. chimneys and fireplaces are blamed for more than 20-thousand fires nationwide every year. the election drama is s

there is a volleyball, two dodge balls, lots of poles, meant to be broom sticks. some rings and a guy in tights. walking around with a sock. >> but they are full of skill in the fastest growing sport, quidich. in the wizarding world of harry potter. in that game the balls are called a quaffle. a bludgers are deflated balls also. >> for the most part it is just an awkward feeling like you're not used to holding anything between your legs. >> and the golden snitch. this guy dressed differently, catch him and the game is over. it is fantasy world of harry potter, come alive. >> it was flying, looked incredibly anything, incredibly fun, incredibly dangerous. >> there are hundreds of quidich games across the country, including in las vegas. they hold several tournaments, several.in idaho and colorado. >> a corral of squealing suspects that went hog wild around the highway. they nicknamed raleigh, 200 pound porker off the highway, it turned out raleigh hadn't skipped too many meals, was a little too much varmint. if raleigh's owner doesn't come to claim her by sunday, s

alleged victim with a blanket to butler, he fondled the accuser's genitals and took the men to the broom closet to perform a sex act. >> he comes outside of the closet to investigate the loud noise, then goes back in to the heard to say -- let's finish you off. >> an affidavit indicates the 28-year-old alleged victim allowed butler to touch him out of fear. portions of their interactions were captured on both video and audio. >> chief butler is now taking time away from the department to deal with this private matter. >> the alleged actions of one person shouldn't reflect badly on the department and the officers working diligently every day to do their job. >> he was able to post a $10,000 cash bail. the been put on paid administrative leave. >> i'm looking at a map. what do i see? i see rain on the map there. >> they really for the most part very, very light rain and sprinkles. just a little missed. not a whole lot but enough to make it damp in a few spots. that's the way it will go for the next couple of hours. >> no big rainstorms out of this. when you take a look you can see certainl

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snow only 35 there. 41 broom field. 40 wheat ridge. if you were with us at the top of the newscast. up at the love land ski area. light snow. that will come to an end. tomorrow. can't rule out a cloudiness. to the north. maybe light fog. but it burns off. very quickly. and from the afternoon. into the evening. you're looking okay. watch late tomorrow night. snow. coming into the mountains. i want to pull back and give you a wider view. tomorrow. is wednesday. and if you're staying in the state of colorado. this storm w if you are traveling any where within the 4 corners you are fine much 7 a.m. here's the lunch hour. 5 p.m. as long as you make it to your destination. by the time the sunsets. you should be fine. then late tomorrow night. a quick moving storm system. increases the snow. rabbit ears pass. steam boat springs meeker. this will hang around early thanks thanksgiving day. a bump back tomorrow. with a lot of 50s over the east. and 40s. and 50s. in the mountains. and as you head off to the west. my forecast. in denver. clearing sky. a light wind. and a cold 25. on the way to

investigators say brian butler fondled the inmate and performed a sex act on him in a police headquarters broom closet last week. butler, married to the salem police chief, mary butler. he's on paid leave from his job. >> 5 investigates exposing secret deals for police officers accused of misconduct. they are called carney letters and they are in which prosecutors agree not to pass criminal charges so that officers will talk about what has happened. some of the allegations are serious, including leaving the scene of an accident, obstruction of justice and excessive force. in some situations, the officers are allowed to quietly leave the force and find work in other sensitive public positions. attorney general maura healy is defending the carney letter deal. officers? >> no. to the contrary. i think all of these situations that are taken very seriously -- carney is a way to hold police officers accountable for alleged wrongdoing when there isn't a way to proceed criminally against that officer. >> one expert tells 5 investigates a new system in which these agreements are more easily accessible w

reporting live at the prince george's hospital center, scott broom, wusa 9. >> thank you, scott. the two babies were a mong eight critically ill children who died in the prince george's hospital center since january. >>> an alexandria man is now charged with helping the state. mohammad quese appeared in court this morning. the 26-year-old walked away from isis in northern iraq and arrested by kurdish forces. she's charged with providing support to the islamic state. at one point he told isis he would be a suicide bomber and participated in isis-based religious training. >>> the man suspected in the armed robbery of two falls church businesses are arrested at a motel. surrendered hours after robbing on exxon gas station on broad street and the 7-eleven on south washington street this morning. two clerks at the 7-eleven were taken to the hospital after being injured. that -- they are expected to be okay. >>> this next story was brought to our attention but one of our facebook followers. >> she was outraged by what she viewed as an injustice to her centerville, virginia neighbor who

wusa's scott broom is at pennsylvania avenue to get us up to speed. >> reporter: well, with trump making the decision to go back to new york, his jet on the ground back there, the extremely heavy secret service and pd international vaporized but this remains a magnet for protesters. protests are planned for tonight, just like those who broke out today. >> [screaming] >> high school students, many from the georgetown day school, formed a spontaneous march up pennsylvania avenue this afternoon. the trump international hotel primary stop on their route. >> don't give up. don't hate people. >> we have to come together and like understand why it is this people that put this man in the office that voted for him. >> students said administrators agreed to release them from class without penalty to participate if they wished. >> this couple from new jersey watched. >> they are young people and they have to deal with the president elect. he's the elected president, whether you agree with it or not. he's the president. we should stand behind him. done. >> a very heavy security presence here stopped

reporting live, scott broom, wusa 9. details. scott, thank you. officials did shot and kill shoot and kill that bear on wednesday. three cubs are expected to survive on their own. >>> we are tracking the coldest air of the season on the way for in weekend. topper is out on the weather terrace where it's warm for now. the redskins game on sunday night, going to be pretty chilly topper. >> reporter: it's going to be cold. green bay is bringing the weather here. it could effect the game. we have winds and we have temperatures 38 to 34. i wouldn't pay too much attention to that. wind chills in the 20s. winds northwest at 15 to 25 and gusty. in addition to being cold the winds could effect a last second or last minute field goal. a different story for high school playoffs tonight. the 60s to 50s through the 7:00 and 9:00 hour with clear skies. we will come back and talk about just how strong the weekend. >>> president elect donald trump's inner circle is taking shape. the soon to be commander in chief choose alabama senator jeff sessions to be the next

scott broom is in baltimore tonight to tell us more about them. section of all kinds of people from baltimore who were effected by these tragedies and the feeling of sadness all across the city and here at the contract bus company where that yellow school bus came from. we begin to put faces and names on the six people who died. >> still unexplained why a contract school bus with no children on board went careening down a baltimore street crashing head onto an mta bus both bus drivers died. a mother behind the whole of the mta bus and 67-year-old glen chapel of the school bus. >> she was a dedicated mom committed to her church who started as a fare taker and proud to be promoted. mr. chapel a retired truck driver who raised four kids in this baltimore home before going to work for aa affordable bus >> 51-year-old cherry yarborough, single no kid, loved by neighbors died. >> he had a good heart. she cared about other people . >> yarborough was a mental healthcare workers active in her church who volunteered for an organization dedicate today promot

scott broom is more. night and they were on the run. >> reporter: well, i'll tell you what, there's a lot of pictures of the bear. all the neighbors have been taking pictures of the bear through out 2016. this mama bear and her three cubs known for tipping over trash cans and getting into bird feeders. they have been such a nuisance that wildlife official us got involved september 1st and put a tracking collar on the bear. >> these are photos of the 200 pound mama bear taken by neighbor dick this summer. >> this is also the mother i believe. i noticed she did not use her right front shoulder or paw. she went on her left. >> biologists think she survived being hit by a car. >> i got a little close trying to take pictures and she did a mock charge towards me. >> the crippled bear and the cubs were known for dipping monitored starting in september. >> i have one patient mauled from punture wounds. >> last night it all went bad. >> we got luck y. this could have been worse. >> the cub was up here. >> the son

still 70 broom field. 61 ar srard. down arvada. 63 brighton. and 58 down in to the centennial area. even those are higher than where we should be this time of the year. temperatures are in the 60s and fort collins. upper 50s down in castle rock. parker. look at ben net sitting at 64 degrees. now the winds today has been a little bit out of the south. hasn't been that strong. weupd wind is there. 70s drop into the south and east. uppe60 6to 7 degrees from where we were today. looking warm. 60s continue in the mountains. here's a closer view in to metro denver. again dealing with mid and upper 60s. tomorrow. not the 70s we had today. but still well above our normal of 55. clear skies in 40. with a light wind tonight. a little more wind tomorrow. and it's in the north direction. you'll notice it. comfortable sunny 67 degrees. and again. everybody everything here is so the cooler air mass really dropping in. but then back up to 70. 65 and pleasant on sunday. back up to 67 on monday. tuesday at 70. and wednesday still hanging way above where we should be. the forecast continues to look d

and in the broom field area. those are warm temperatures. close to the high temperatures. we should see. at this time of the year. 48 down in parker. 45 in castle rock. you have chilled now to 39 in the greeley area. i showed you currently out of the south and west. that wind will switch and come out of the northwest early in the day. in into the afternoon. the wind speeds pick up. to maybe 15 to 20 miles per hour. that wind comes out of the north. you'll see that will bring the warm temperatures down. we get the cool flow. in the place. tonight not much going on. clear skies. the clock is moving. from 7 a.m. to one p.m. to 6 p.m. lows tonight. generally 30s and 40s. statewide. a few khroed colder 30s here to the south and east. and freezing down into alamosa. tomorrow that cool north wind. knocks temperatures down. a good five to maybe 7 degrees. from where we were today. remember denver was at 74. they'll have 70s to the east and southeast. and we will have 60s in the mountains. and points west. about where you were today. up and down the front range. again cooler 60s in

at the university of maryland, scott broom, wusa 9. >> you can certainly understand that concern there, scott. thank you. the victims include two young men and a woman. >>> a tentative agreement has been reached in the strike that paralyzed public transportation in philadelphia. the transit union said limited service will philadelphia is the nation's fifth largest city and it is overwhelmingly democratic. the end of the transit strike is a big boost for hillary clinton and her fellow democratic candidates in pennsylvania. >>> a deadly super bug fungus reported in maryland. that tops the health alert. federal officials said we're seeing these cases in the u.s. for the first time. there's been 13 cases we don't know if it was the infection or the underlying conditions that led to those deaths. the director of the center for disease control and prevention said we need to do a better job of detaining it and hospitals need to protect vulnerable patients. >>> officials are assessing the damage after another earthquake rocked oklahoma. this a 5.0 struck cushing, oklahoma the town of one of th

scott broom is in frederick with his measure of the county's political polls. >> republican congress behind him so it makes it easier to implement the changes that he had spoken about. >> jim dole is a small business ownerer. paul -- owner. paul windsor is a college student. >> i think the thing is the standard for politicians. one of the big things that's been a problem is big campaign contributions from the banks to the politicians and this creates see are they self-wanting. >> some trump supporters said they didn't take their candidates most outrageous statements and behavior laterally but took it seriously. as a metaphor for the end of political correctness and the intention to lead change in taxes, immigration policy and regulations. >> well, i'm very happy that trump won. and i think it's great. >> this is the six we put up. >> county council member billy shreve is a trump campaign organizer here. he said the divide between urban and rural was stark. >> we had 40 out of 50 big signs like this one stolen, destroyed, cut up, burned, everything imaginable. it really represents whe

scott broom looking into the incident and joins us live to explain what's going on here. scott. >> looking into it. you have riders on social media calling for retaliation against police. so this has amped things up. while the video appears to come as proof that mpd is having problems. police having problems putting an end to al dirt bike riding without engaging in chases. video posted yesterday from the point of view of illegal riders. a pair of mpd officers pursuing a rider illegally performing stunts on dc streets. then this police maneuver. the cruiser crossing into the on coming lane to pull beside the atv. the officer attempts to pepper chasing riders is clearly against police policy. on social media riders call police tactics wild and called for payback. they mace one of us and we slash their tires, wrote one on instagram. since they can't catch us, they're going to mace us. recent crack downs have not stopped the lawlessness. sunday a pack of more than 100 moves from county into dc. police have tried publicly posting photos of hundreds of riders and offering rewar

excuse me broom field. are still in the 60s. out there. you look across the front range. you can see a mix of 40s 50s. and boulder. here's what will happen. future cast tomorrow. remember. i showed you the future cast from wednesday night. into thursday. this is for wednesday. just a little more cloud cover out there. the wind over the mountains. most places will stay dry. because the big event doesn't get under way until late tomorrow night and thursday. highs tomorrow. check it out. another warm day. 50s and 60s again over the mountains. and points west. the record for tomorrow. i think could be in jeopardy. a warm day. i have 76. record is 77. from 1941. here comes the rain and snow. it will come with a cool wind. that wind will turn cold. temperatures fall through the day. on thursday. day after getting an injection into the left shoulder. trevor siemian didn't practice on this buy week get away day. talib was back. back issues kept him out for the last 3 weeks. three weeks the broncos have managed to go two and gary kubiak expects him to be back and ready. when the c

this has caused some anxiety at scott broom is there to catch us up. initially we thought she was just discovered dead. there's something more going on here, scott. >> reporter: that's correct. miss rivers was reported found dead noon on sunday. it took investigators and the medical examiner until today to determine that she was murdered. sources telling me she was strangled to death. >> i'm just shocked. wow. >> she was a nice lady. she didn't low profile. you know. just real nice, quiet lady. >> reporter: residents of gateway gardens in bladensburg stunned. behind this door a quiet 75- year-old woman strangled to death. homicide investigators have padlocked the unit as the attempt to solve the mystery unfolds. neighborsheard nothing and fire miss rivers must have let her attacker in. >> it had to be somebody she knew. it had to be. elderly person. what could somebody like that do that would make you go to that extent? >> it's a mystery to me. i've never been in a building with somebody lost their life, you know. just really sad. >> police were called

i don't think he's out there with a broom. [laughter] is starting to feel a little bit more like winter. we have a winter storm in the forecast. we're not talking about a lot of -- there are two storms in the forecast. one today and tomorrow and another one for thanksgiving. this is a view down in the san juan. it is still snowing in the san juan's. but it is pretty light right now across colorado. the better snow is going to wait until tonight to hit the mountains. at the same time it will begin to move into the denver area. again, we're still waiting on the better energy which is up. salt lake. it is around the corner and will come in during the night. the radar satellite -- i will stop is at 5:00 p.m. rain showers in green moving in. by 9:00 o'clock p.m., still a front range. temperatures will drop as the night goes on. as we move into tomorrow morning, look at this -- this is indicating at 5:00 a.m., rain and snow mixed. in my opinion i think it will turn to snow pretty fast tomorrow morning. at 8:00 a.m. -- it is still fa

>> guest safety, rich broom, caesar's entertainment. >> nearby ballies and planet how long could this be? >> the average casino of paris's size is making $1.8 million per day. more or less for that particular, but that's the average. >> it's usual that be casinos usually have insurance for these kinds of things. >> these things are rare but has happened before >> his.bride needs to be happy until death do us part. unfortunately, for that groom, one of the leaders here let her get her wedding dress earlier today, and guests who are not allowed to check in will be remaining at their assigned positions until tomorrow afternoon. back to you. >> christy thank you for that. follow this unprecedented power outage. we've seen outages in the past but not for so long. we'll have an update tomorrow morning on news3, today, officials will hold another press conference add 6:00 in the morning. >>> a car crashes into a restaurant in the valley, it happened at 6:30. at desert inand.and halapai. >> we do know there was some rain in the area today. aoki for free and the former president too. john trea

rachel: broom handle, but it in the nest itself. also come this time of year you population this year in the white mountains. devastated about 9000 acres of trees. it is a distinction creature down its back it has people shapes or footprints, black stripes down the sides. they do not form webs. they come -- they go to the map. they come -- they go to the map. finally, the fall web form. these are on the tips of the branches. it does not do a lot of damage to the tree. it is aesthetically displeasing. ray: how do we get rid of that? rachel: prune it out or leave it alone. ray: have these bugs done damage already to the trees? rachel: they have the foliated about these bugs and how to get rid of them, what do i do? rachel: contact the education center at 398-4769. ray: that is it for today's grow sean: this can be a pretty stressful time of year if you are a turkey, but one bird in california is a little more relaxed. that's because it appears leon thinks he is a dog. his owner says leon loves people , likes being kissed and hugged, a