brownsville has done that. we're mirroring that. it is a secured border height where it is pretty clear that the rail yards. the train does not have to stop in the middle of the bridge, create traffic congestion on both sides. we are trying to eliminate that, but it takes federal cooperation, which we are getting, but it takes a lot of communication. but they have done it, so we can do it as well in laredo, and hopefully the entire border can do that. it is all about expediting and making our crossings more efficient. carlos mayor lesser, it is : protected by 2020 mexico will enter the top economies in the world. by 2050, it is projected that mexico's economy will be top five. my question to you is, do you think that the economic power of mexico and the growth potential of it will ever overshadow the fear of drug cartels and all that is happening in terms of violence in mexico? mayor leeser: first of all, i hope to be here in 2050. [laughter] carlos: are you announcing your reelection? mayor leeser: that is the important part. but a

the idea was to go from brownsville to san diego. that is the whole idea. we have to understand that mexico is a big trading partner. texas knows this more than anybody else. this is why i am glad we are having this discussion. i think that once we get this folks, come the down and visit us, come down and see what we've got, we have a great thing going. in my part of the country, we have spacex coming. i think we will reach for the stars and see them. i think that is the message that needs to get across. we need to have a conversation, but we need to have action. you have to see what we are doing. carlos: standing on this notion, --ebody drew the comparison the mayor of austin tried to sell the city without giving any kind of data or interest south of the colorado river. is that a challenge you will face? mayor saenz: we do. laredo alone, we do $2 billion worth of trade with mexico. it is huge, the number one lamport in the entire u.s. -- land port in the entire u.s.-mexico border. we have to spread the message that laredo is open for business. we need to s

. >> it happened this morning as the boy was walking to school near rockaway in brownsville. news 4 lori bordonaro with more. >> i just got off the phone with police who tell me they're still looking to question that man. they say he walked an entire block with that young boy trying to persuade him to get into his car. >> reporter: chopper 4 over the scene. police canvassing this brownsville school zone where a stranger approached an 11-year-old boy walking to school. >> it's just scary. i have kids, too, they're older. but, still, and i walk through here every day. on rockaway avenue near lotts avenue at about 7:30. police say the man asked the boy if he liked candy. the boy said no. the man then asked if he played basketball. when the boy said yes, the man told him he had two basketballs in his car. >> it's very frightening. very frightening. yeah. because, you know what is going to happen after that. uthing. >> reporter: the student didn't fall for it. he went to school and told his teachers. >> thank god he was smart enough to do whatever it was he did to get away. that's

. >> any time you have struck until this little area of brownsville, brooke lip, and people look for ways to better themselves. you certain things you gravitate towards, and fighting in general in brooklyn, in brownsville, that's one of those things, you fight to get out. >>> look at the ref in the back of the play here. it's his job to stay away from the play, but the play comes to him. he was a trooper, and he got laid out here a bit. he was a trooper, and he stayed on the field. the guy didn't even take a play off. he's not wearing pads, so hats off to him. >> that was great. >> it was great. it was a graceful summer assault he pull -- summersault he pulled off there. >> like a true stunt man. we will be right back. it's here, the first gummy multivitamin... ...from centrum. a complete, and tasty way to support... ...your energy... ...immunity... and metabolism like never before. centrum multigummies. see gummies in a whole new light. if you could see your cough, it's just a cough. you'd see how often you cough all day and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fa

this happened in the brownsville neighborhood. hor ri bordonaro is there with the description of the man police want you to look out for, lori. >> reporter: and shiba, police say the man tried to lure that 11-year-old boy with candy and basketballs. they approached that boy about two blocks from here on rockaway here to school. a chopper 4 was high above the scene earlier this morning as police were searching for the man. the boy told police that the man walked up and asked him if he liked candy. the boy said no. the man then asked if he played basketball and the boy said yes, and that's when the man allegedly told him he had two basketballs in his car. the whole time, walking and talking, they arrived at school. the boy went to class and the man took off. but that boy told his teachers who then called police and they are now investigating this as a possible luring. they say that the man is described as being in his 20s, about 160 to 180 pounds, he was wearing a blue baseball cap, a green t-shirt with a skull, and a baggy blue jea

but it turns out she was born in brownsville. i was amazed. i was kicking myself for not knowing that. i started thinking, why is that important? to know my heritage. why these things are actually important to me. how tremendous it is to be able to celebrate two cultures. to know to languages and not just one. [applause] gift of what our parents and grandparents have passed down to us. i just wanted to share that with you. i have that connection with many in this room. i have a job that takes my full attention right now. i want to do that. i commend it to you all. you may be surprised that what you find. i am the director of immigration customs enforcement. it would be like major surgery. [applause] for those of you that practice immigration law, that is our statute. i have about half of our 20,000 people are guided by this. convoluted, that is just open to the first page insert reading. it is extraordinary. this administration speaks , we do need comprehensive immigration reform. we need to face the reality. not just through simplistic measur

there's a fire in brownsville. we've got newscopter7 over the scene. no apparent flames right now but you can see a lot of firefighters on the scene there. this is in brownsville, no injuries to report at this time. >>> on a different note, great night to head out to lincoln square. we've got our tree lighting happening this evening. >> i'll be introducing the musical act but right now lauren glassberg taking a different look at the tree lighting for us. >> it's a beautiful night. it's crisp and winter-like. behind me you can see a performance underway and also that tree, it's a 27-footer, a white fir from bliss, new york. that's upstate new york. it will be lit and sparkling soon enough. but before that a look at what makes this year's tree a peace tree. >> it's called eden's offering. it's nature giving fruit to mankind. >> reporter: stefan selano's contribution. students worked with laser cutters and 3d printers to create a number of ornaments. >> there was a lot of students that came from graphic design that had never done 3d modeling. there was al

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. >> his fath t, anthony,dwas pushing him in a stroller i tn wthis brownsville n ghborhood prosecutors believe the boy's father was the target. the judge sentencedhim to 20 years behind bars. 21-year-old wright handed him sentencing him to 15 years plus probation. wright was stoic in court today except for this promise. >> my sister said she's not really h.ppy with it, but she's happy with the judge's decision. thankful for the da's decision and the jury. >> howard jackson frequently speaks with antiq's mother and explained her inconsolable grief. >> in as far as thens is sentencing's concerned, nothing will bring back her child and that's what she has to live with. >> the attorneys say they plan to appeal the judge's decision. at supreme court in downtown ooklyn, news 4 new york. >>> want to go back to the breaking news we've bee following in new jersey. one man is dead, a child rushed to the hospital after an apparent drive by shooting. is happened about 3:00 this afternoon in plainfield. witnesses say they heard at least ten shots ring out. the intended target apparently, a young ma

dupree moore were shot and killed last night inside a hallway at the lankston hughes houses in brownsville. the son shot in the head. his father in the chest. so far police have made no arrests. >>> authorities blame severe weather for several deaths in the middle of the country. police in kansas say icy roads led to crass that killed four people. the same weather system caused several accidents in oklahoma. including a tractor trailer that skidded off the road. and then in oklahoma city, electric lines brought down by the storm caught fire. police closed several roads in the state due to the hazardous conditions. >>> heavy rains from the storm triggered deadly floods in texas. eight people have been killed in flash floods and crashes in the northern part of the state since thursday. advisory in the texas panhandle where temperatures remain below freezing. >>> more fall out from the downing of that russian war plane by turkey. russian president vladimir putin is now calling for his country to enact sanctions against turkey. some goods. prohibiting extensions of labor contracts for turks wo

police say the men were gunned down in brownsville. they have been in the fight as 47-year-old dupuis dunbar are still looking for suspects at this hour. also new tonight, police are asking for your help to identify the suspects who beat and robbed a man in long island city. and i checked out these images, they're clear of the suspects here, captured on under surveillance cameras near the attack on 27th avenue tuesday night, police say one of the suspects served as the lookout. a 48-year-old man was punched and is hospitalized in critical condition. new measures that claim sites across new york. a man armed with an assault weapon killed three people, including a police officer at a clinic in colorado. le anne greg has the latest tonight from colorado springs. >> reporter: a vigil at a colorado springs church. the first of several to pay tribute to victims of the gunmen who terrorized a neighborhood. >> you are our community. our hearts break for what happened. >> reporter: on friday, reports of shots fired near a planned parenthood off

and oklahoma where there's an ice storm going on in western texas through oklahoma city now. 82 brownsville and 75 in orlando today. this is the cold air here. warm air on the other side of the front. the front will be here around 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning. the temperatures won't drop -- it will be a slow drop. warmest time of the day in the early morning hours and it will slowly drop off tomorrow as the day progresses by a few degrees. the highs in the lower 50s boston south tomorrow morning. it will fall into the middle 40s to the north. upper 40s to the south during the afternoon, as this front comes down and triggers a batch of rain. looks like it's mostly going to be on the light side, but there could be a few places where it comes down harder at times. nothing really categorized as heavy rain. much of the time there will be a little bit of light rain around. certainly won't be sunshine. but we should have it on sunday, even though cloudiness goes by sunday morning, it should sink away and the rest of sunday should be fine. another front coming down from northern new england snow mou

for now we're live in brownsville, kemberly richardson. >> thank you. >>> now not subway stabbing -- now to the substay accident. two people were stabbed on a avenue. >> shirleen allicot is live with the details. >> reporter: bill, what a frightening ride for two innocent people minding their own business, riding the c- train slashed at random by a total stranger. thankfully, tonight, those two victims will be just fine. as we take a look at the ralph avenue stop, service has just resumed. this afternoon, two victims were heading toward manhattan on the c-train, when it made a stop at ralph avenue. that's when a man in his 30s randomly slashed them on the left side of their faces. both were taken to the hospital. police say they did not know each other, nor did they know the suspect. police caught up with him and found the weapon he used. as you can imagine, this has caused delays both the a and c lines going in both directions. one woman having to on to opt for the bus this evening. >> it does scare me. getting on the train, it's getting dark out. if it was a random attack, you know

reporting live from brownsville tonight, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> jim, thank you. >>> breaking news in the shooting death of a police officer in illinois whose killing triggered a massive manhunt that failed to turn up any suspects. press that tomorrow authorities will announce the officer committed suicide. 52-year-old charles joseph glennowitz radioed that he was chasing three men on foot when backup officers arrived, they found his body 50 yards from his squad car. >>> an mta bus driver charged in the deadly hit-and-run of a woman in brooklyn. carol bell, using a walker, crossing at the corner when she was hit by the bus which was making a left turn, right into her. police say the driver, 4-year- old paul roper, just left the scene leaving the victim to day in street. >> she was a generous person, kindhearted, giving. her death is just shocking. >> loper is expected in court tomorrow. yorker and another delay from the mta. it's already decades delayed. we've now learned the latest new opening for the line now set for 2019, delayed from 2017. a.j. ross with angry res

this is on sutter avenue in brownsville. one of the victims is a 25-year- old man who was shot in the head. police have not identified the other victim. no arrests have been made. >>> now to the very latest developments from colorado springs. authorities are still working to figure out the motive behind a killing spree at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado. >> three people were killed when a gunman stormed that facility in colorado springs, including a six-year veteran police officer with university of colorado police department. abc's brandi hitt is live in colorado springs with how this drama finally came to an end. good morning, brandi. >>reporter: good morning, rob, good morning, michelle. what a horrific scene. i mean, this is still an active crime scene here this morning. you can see the police car behind me, just beyond that police barricade is where the planned parenthood facility is where this shooting unfolded. and it's considered an active crime scene still right now at this moment, and the reason being is th

the nypd is conducting a double officers found two bodies in brownsville, brooklyn. they made the discovery on sutter avenue. one victim was a 25-year-old man shot in the head and the other, a man with two gun shot wounds to the torso. >>> the nypd is searching for the man accused of robbing a grocery store at gunpoint this is our first look at suspect since the robbery monday morning. the suspect demand money, and the clerk handed it over. >>> a passenger plane was hit by a laser near jfk airport. virgin american flight 24 from san francisco was hit by a green laser when it was 4 miles away from the airport, and it was just before 10:00 last night. officials said the plane landed safely at jfk, and there were no reported injuries. >>> two people are dead and five others were rescued when their boat capsized off the coast of new jersey. >> i'm taping it, dude, that's not good. oh my god. >> they are going to drown. >> one wave came up behind it and almost tipped it, and as soon as it hit it just sat there, and then the next wave came up right behind it and tipped it

to watch brownsville's daniel jacobs in the ring is to see someone happy at work truly counting his blessings. >> the doctor told me this was not supposed to be my life. >> reporter: in 2011, his life was was supposed to be that of a world champion boxer but weakness of in his legs after a uso tour in iraq was a serious, first misdiagnosed as a pinched nerve then realities. >> massive tumor that was cancerous that was kind of life-threatening and, um, you know, they put my career on hold. it jeopardized my livelihood. >> reporter: that's putting it lightly. the handball sized tumor around his spine almost killed him. >> nothing can break you or test you. at that moment, i was as human as the next person and i was broken down. >> reporter: immediate surgery was followed by intense rehab to get back his livelihood and back to the sport he loved even if everyone wasn't on board. >> the doctors told me stay out of the gym don't go back to the gym because boxing is out off the equation. they told me i would never be able to box again and that was my biggest motivation. once i got out of the hospit

happened just before 11:00 last night inside of the langston hughes houses on sutter avenue in brownsville. one of the victims is a 25-year-old man who was shot in the head. police have not identified the other victims. no arrests have been made. >>> new this morning a bizarre and sad story here. a former rikers inmate awarded by the city after he was beating by tryingers guards is dead. 28-year-old robert hinton was shot and killed thanksgiving not two months after he settled a lawsuit with the city for almost half a million dollars. he was left seriously injured after being hog-tied and beaten by guards inside a now closed solitary confinement unit at rikers. >>> the annual post- thanksgiving shopping ritual known as black friday. some are saying this year it was a little bit more grey than black. gone are the throngs of shoppers camping out for days ahead of the big sales bonanza. for the most part, the usual frenzy seemed more like a normal shopping day. was a lot more to and better bargains. >> it's really fun. i like to shop a lot. >> there is a lot of people here. you can't go wrong

we're doing work like that in the brownsville community, i was part of a 30 day hunger strike for high school, that refuse to accept we with not have an open enrollment neighborhood high school. you see things around the country where people are starting to band together to fight for the communities that we deserve. and there needs to be communities in our neighborhoods, the folks that did that to that child must be held accountable but there's a bigger picture. it's easy to point the finger in the communities or the people that live in the communities but we also have to look at what is even more insidious, denying people those resources. >> g-2 brown thank you so much for helping us with this tough issue, we appreciate it. >> yes, sir, yes, sir. >> up next, waiting for big one, scientists predicting a major earthquake for the pacific northwest. so why isn't more being done to prepare? >> in the scientific community there is growing attention to a massive size mi seismic fault sg under the pacific ocean from california to vancouver it's called the cascade yaia reductin fault. but as p

these surveillance pictures show a gunman accused of shooting a man wednesday in brownsville. investigators say the suspect fired several shots before handing the gun to a woman he was with and then taking off. the victim was treated at the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> developing this morning, a texas state judge is recovering after someone shot her in her driveway. the happened in austin, texas. investigators say the district judge was rushed to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. right now there are no suspects, nor any indication that the shooting is related somehow to her work as a judge. police interviewed witnesses well into the night. >>> a truck driver was killed last night by an amtrak train headed here to new york city. the collision happened south in alabama. the train was going from new orleans to new york when it hit the dump truck. it's not clear why the vehicle was on the trucks. thankfully, was injured. >>> in connecticut, a couple is fighting for more insurance money after a man driving without a drivers license crashed into their drive

au always want to have it catholic school, eastside of brownsville, because that is where the majority of democrats are. even at that level, it becomes very politicized. but i think you reach out to the local county commissioners and let them know you want to have two weekends, after 5:00. a lot of these locations are open until 7:00. they open up at 9:00 and go until 7:00 p.m. politics is local. these local levels, is what transcends into state and federal. if you want to vote for a state official at the county elections office that is running that election, coupled with county commission races are judge or district court or whatever. if you are asking for guaranteed two saturdays, i would be in favor of that. this year was unique, they cut one off. that adding two saturdays i think makes perfect sense to me. one less limitation. alexa: will you be cosponsoring a bill that session? we celebrate or commiserate the 50th anniversary of the voting rights act. we would not be having that discussion. under therdan added bilingual amendment, added texas to it and a lot of other places. it's

the corporate headquarters on sunday so we want to thank elob for putting the spacex facility in brownsville, texas. you mentioned the today. you were on a flight from san francisco with a guy reading the book. and talk to us -- first, the happy coincidence and then what he decided to do because of you. >> i don't want to -- >> changing lives. >> this guy -- it was interesting. he was reading the book and then he told me dish tapped him on the shoulder near the end of the flying and i said, i wrote that book, and he said -- i've got an few e-mails like this. he was a guy who was mid-career and decided he would quit his current job and had to go do something that was more risky. he had been in sales and wanted to go to a kind of -- he identified two startups in silicon valley he thought were doing something more radical and that's what he wanted to do, and it's been funny since the book came out, especially with twitter. you see the same thing. you get this wonderful feedback from people who actually read the book, and there's people who -- sort of what i wanted to do, too, is -- got mbas and

we came all the way from brownsville just to come here and try it. >> it's edible art and it makes everybody happy, including the guy who makes it. >> the rainbow bagels do cost a little more with funfetti cream cheese you'll pay $6.98. consider it a special occasion bagel. they sell out every day so if you want a rainbow bagel you have to call the day before and place an order otherwise you run the risk that there won't be any left. >> my head is trying to get around this. >> trademark secret there. >> much sweeter than your normal bagel. >> that's in part because of the cream cheese. funfetti. >>> all new at 5:00, a bizarre crime in new jersey tonight. police say a pastor made up a story about being tied up and attacked in his church. the big question tonight, why? >> plus a soccer complex vandalized. see for the first time what someone did to cause tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage. >> and the answer sin. new information on whether new song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help

here ins a problem down brownsville, a lot of contraband was coming in. in the strategic plan they tell down, we want you to go and take the southern tip of texas. --ks in july of 1963 remember they had kicked a lot of those african-american out?ers in july of 9063 there were rumors that new orleans was going to be attacked by a rebel worse. get in the same officers he had kicked out and say, i need you. get the sameto officers he had kicked out and say, i need you. you're going to give us commissions? banks says yes. in these thirty-day regiments, he commissions african-american officers. he had change them out before. -- changed them out before. one of the officers he commissioned is jordan noble. 18 -- he was 60 -- something years old. he was commissioned captain. they call him captain liberty. another part of the deal is they all the louisiana regiments under your command, we want you to change the names to core d'afrique. love stories scholars, they make mr. jones: it meant you were associated with those elite oopsps, elite african tr that helped kin

a worker was shooting video of the storm in brownsville, texas where that lightening bolt struck theower. it fried some of the sensitive weather equipment there. >> i'm sure it did. >> get that back together. >> kate joins us with our forecast. our temperatures will get warm. they will warm up quite a bit. i'm looking at that video. you don't want your radar to go down in the middle of the storm. that is exactly what probably happened there. but yeah we are on our way up to a november warm up. i can't believe it is november already but just feels more like late september over the next couple of days. we're heading back to the 70's and it will feel fantastic. we're talking 72 degrees and warmer by the end of the week. the lets go out the to the campbell's field camera to show you the evening. it is a beautiful sunset. if you followed me on twitter i just flooded your tim line with sunset pictures. i was snapping pictures like crazy. lots of beautiful colors to the west and over city of philadelphia, the sky was a reddish pink for a while. we are looking great from ben franklin bridge

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all this happened on blake avenue in brownsville. investigators say the suspect fired several shots beforehanding the gun to a woman that he was with at the time and then taking the victim was treated at the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> developing right now, two louisiana officers accused in the shooting death of a 6-year- old boy are now facing charges. the officers were arrested last night charged with murder and attempted murder. fire on a man's car tuesday killing his 6-year-old son. the head of the state police says it's unclear why the officers opened fire and that no weapon was found in the car. >> we took some of the body karm ra footage. i'm not going to talk about it but i'm going to tell you this. it is the most disturbing thing i've seen. jeremy morris, 6 years old, he didn't deserve to die like that and that's what's unfortunate. >> investigators say the officers were attempted to serve a warrant on the father, but police say they have no record of a warrant. two other officers were involved in the shooting.

born in mexico, and as it turns out there is a census record and the birth record of her being brownsville. i just -- i was amazed. i am kicking myself for not knowing that. how could i not know that about my grandmother? i am kicking myself about it, and i start thinking, why is that important? but it is. why is it important that i know my heritage? why is it that these things are actually important to me? i think we probably have the same kind of thing. bottom line for me, how tremendous to be able to celebrate two cultures, not just one. to know two languages, not just one. [applause] ms. saldana: and to have the gift of what our parents and grandparents have passed down to us, but i just wanted to share that with you because i think i have that connection with many of you in this room, and i am going to get back on that project someday. i have a job that takes my full attention right now, but i want to do that. i commend it to you all, because you would be surprised about what you find. i love this question. i am the director of immigration and customs enforcement after all. i can answ

center of the county, and it's always do you want to have it at a catholic school, east side of brownsville, that's where the majority of democrats are, at least in cameron that's where they're all at. even at that level it's politicized. but i think you reach out to the local county commissioners and let them know you want to have two weekends, you want to have after 5:00. a lot of polling locations are open until 7:00, early vote open up at 9:00, go to 7:00 p.m. >> some of the local -- >> politics is local. these local levels what is transcends into state and federal politics. that's what it is. if you want to vote for a state official, county election office is running that election, coupled with county commission races or county judge or district clerk or whatever. >> if you're asking for guaranteed two saturdays, that is something the legislature could address. i'd be in favor of than historically, we've had two saturdays there is year, unique, i think we cut one off. but adding two saturdays, i think, makes perfect sense to me. one less limitation the senator would be upset about. >>

a catholic school on the east side of brownsville because that's where the majority of democrats are, at least in cameron that's where they're all at. even at that level, it becomes very politicized. you reach out and let them know. a lot of these polling locations are open until 7:00. >> it's on the local level then. >> politics is local. these local levels, it's what transcends into state and federal politics. that's the way it is. if you want to vote for a state official, it's that county elections office that is running that election. coupled with, you know, county commission races or county judge or district clerk or whatever. >> i'd be in favor of guaranteed two saturdays. i think historically we've had two saturdays. this year was unique and i think we cut one off. it makes perfect sense to me. one less limitation. >> will you be co-sponsoring it next session? >> i'm in. >> you know, look. we wouldn't be having this discussion. it's just really sad that we've come full circle, and now states can make those changes because they decide to do it on a political whim. most people do

were a father and son. 47-year-old dupree dunbar and 34-year-old dupree moore were gunned down in brownsville late friday night. so far, so suspects or a motive in their murders. >>> a selfie could soon lead to the man police say swiped a cell phone in brooklyn. take a look at the photo. it popped up on the victim's google photo library after his galaxy s3 was stolen. the phone, taken last month on the q train. the victim said he was texting on the train when the man took the phone and ran off. they're likely to track him down because of that. >>> some local businesses got a boost from the holiday shopping weekend. both first-time visitors and loyal customers turned out to support local mom and pop shops for small business saturday. we spotted crowds of holiday shoppers in places like the lower east side and in chelsea. that's where one woman is partnered with 300 small business owners to showcase their products in one space. >> i think it's important because the country is made up of all different types of people, businesses, makers, brands, companies, and if we don't support each other, you

[speaking in native tongue] brownsville.ngue] it took me 47 days to get here. forty-five days of under us. the coyotes. you know what they did right there in front of us. what were we supposed to do? and the trains, nothing. writing on trains of thousands. here me? thousands. and they slip from the rooftops of the desert of arizona and texas, thirst and hunger, thirst and hunger, two things, thirst and hunger, day after day. and now here i come. and now here on this bus. i come from brownsville with a titus up and still the border lies ahead of us. >> i told you to speak in english. the guard is going to think we are doing something. people are screaming outside. i want to push the bus back. [speaking in native tongue] but where do we go? that's why i'm here. they broke my father's legs, gangs killed my son. i just want to be together, us. so many years old apart. [speaking in native tongue] >> my mother told me that the most important thing is freedom. kindness and doing good for others. [speaking in native tongue] [speakin

behind it, cooler but sunny day across texas. 71 in brownsville. 63 in oklahoma city.is is where the temps are well above average. obviously 56. a little bit chilly. if you're in fargo and it's november 8th. 56 is not that bad at all. 60 in north platte. across the west, this is the next system pulling in. bringing rain and mountain snow across the western coast. that system pulls in across the four corners the next couple of days. that will bring rain and eventually snow across parts of colorado. say, tuesday into wednesday and severe weather this week coming up as well. back to you. >>> thank you. >>> billy crystal predicted the fate of our own movie guy kevin mccarthy in 2013. watch this. >> as you can see, at the top is megan and i in the deli in new york and in the bottom is kevin and lauren. are you going to marry her? >> you are now. >> well, that actually is going to happen. they are engaged now. kevin proposed at disney world. take a look at this video. >> lauren, will you marry me? >> our movie reviewer, kevin mccarthy and his fiance, lauren, join us now live