in burlington city, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" cleve bryan. >>> is coming to philadelphia to visit childhood home of his mother princess grace. he purchased the east falls home. prince albert told people magazine he bought the six bedroom colonial home for $754,000. the house is where the oscar winning actress accepted a marriage proposal from prince rainer, the third, and prince albert is considering plans for the home that could include a museum space, or offices for the family's foundations. >>> well, dilworth park will be transformed differently this winter season. sent certificate it i district officials announced the park which is normally ice rink will feast tour america's garden capitol maze. it will be set corner of 15th street next month. project will was made possible by a $300,000 grant from the william penn foundation. >>> kate bilo is joining us now, and, those warm temperatures, last week, and what a difference this week will make. >> this week will feel like ice skating. and it is feeling like late october, and, and, you had to wear that parka under the halloween costume. it

burlington island is a little muggy. i'm cleve bryan and explain what the army core of engineers wants to do here and why the city of burlingtons fighting back. >>> a fair for future, where thousands of youngsters were gathering today and what they were trying to decide of the next phase of their young lives. >>> hard to believe that the puck drops for flyers season tonight in l.a., can orange and black avoid another slow start? can eagles finally stop watching quarterback kirk cousins, we will tell you how good he has been against the eagles coming up in sports. let's go meet them soon. in person, we could read the room. on the phone, you're just a voice. yeah, i'm good. for fast rewards, let's book on choice. this trip could really help us grow. ♪ should i stay or should i go? ♪ when it's time to go for business, book on choicehotels.com and get a free night when you stay with us two times. book direct at choicehotels.com >>> burlington city is tighting plan by u.s. army core of engineers to use an island in the delaware river as a dump site. >> as new jersey reporter cleve bryan explains the city has environmental concerns.

. >>> burlington city officials are demanding the state and us army corps of engineers stop plans to clear part of it island for a future dumping site. city officials issued sees -- cease and desist, saying the state and aarp i corpse to hold off on the project of the burlington city mayor barry conway believes the dredging activity due to start tomorrow on portion of burlington island is illegal, because of the city's ownership rights to that island. >> former pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, mentioning they'll ask for house arrest when she sentenced on perjury charges, in august you might remember jury found kane leaked grand jury documents to a newspaper and then lied about it under oath. she stepped down after the convention, kane will be sentenced on october 24th on perjury and obstruction charges. defense argues that kane is first-time non-violent offender, primary caregiver for her two children. >> well, food trucks, take over chinatown for the chinatown market street festival. >> that will be a good time. take a look at the scene along race street between ninth an

burlington city is fighting a plan by u.s.core of engineers to use a island in the delaware river dump site. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us the city has environmental concerns. >> reporter: historians say burlington island was part of the new jersey's first settlement and was home to the amusement park with the east coast largest roller coaster. burlington city board of island managers wants to redevelop it the for educational, recreational purposes but there is a problem. some of the 400-acre island belongs to the state of new jersey and army core of engineers plans to clear cut you the 40 ache tours drum seven dredge spoils. >> it would be horrible, not only for the island board has planned but also for the wild life over there. >> reporter: local neighbor shows us this picture of nesting bald eagles and when we first arrived guess who was a above. they dumped before but in the since 1989. officials say without any direct notice, city just found out that a contract for the clear cutting has been awarded whic

. >> students at burlington city high school in new jersey are urging drivers to slow several bills to make roads near schools safer and they could not be more proud. >> for everybody to come together and just do this in his honor and not only for his honor but the community as well is just -- it just makes our family feel proud. >> the bills include giving towns flexibility for lowering speed limits and making 25 miles per hour >> the home is where the oscar winning actress accepted a marriage proposal. principals albert is considering plans for the home that could include a museum space or offices for the family's foundation. >> kate joins us now with our forecast, we are expecting rain, much cooler temperatures. >> much cooler. yes, the coldest night of the season so far is on tap tomorrow night. so if you don't have the coats or the gloves, the kids might want them on wednesday morning. we are talking about a major drop in temperatures as cold air filters in from the north and west and when the system catches up with that cold, parts of our area, i'm talking far north parts, could

. >> students at burlington city high school in new jersey are urging drivers to slow several bills to make roads near schools safer and they could not be more proud. >> for everybody to come together and just do this in his honor and not only for his honor but the community as well is just -- it just makes our family feel proud. >> the bills include giving towns flexibility for lowering speed limits and making 25 miles per hour >> the home is where the oscar winning actress accepted a marriage proposal. principals albert is considering plans for the home that could include a museum space or offices for the family's foundation. >> kate joins us now with our forecast, we are expecting rain, much cooler temperatures. >> much cooler. yes, the coldest night of the season so far is on tap tomorrow night. so if you don't have the coats or the gloves, the kids might want them on wednesday morning. we are talking about a major drop in temperatures as cold air filters in from the north and west and when the system catches up with that cold, parts of our area, i'm talking far north parts, could

. >>> burlington county times, burlington city police officers and fire fighters hosted a open house yesterday, for children with disabilities. now goal, to prepare the children for what they may see during an emergency. that is because kids with special needs often become frightened during emergencies and hide from first responders. >> that is a look from newspaper headlines from around the delaware val. >>> well, grim reaper is walking streets of pittsburgh trying to save lives. >> several pittsburgh city and allegheny county groups are running the unusual program. the grim reap's approaches walkers as they cross streets while looking at their cell phones. they want to remind people that is dangerous. it is city wide effort to get people to pay attention to traffic. >> i like it. >> there is also a grim reaper walking down, what this is, telling people, teaching people to stop being distract while advertise tracking drivers. >> i'll give you that but i still like the idea. >> yes. >> scared of everything, definitely that. >>> eagles defensive lineman lane johnson serves a ten game

extends north of the city, in southern montgomery county, breaks up in chester county see a solid area of green and brirt yellows popping through east of the split through burlingtonounty and gloucester camden county. hit or miss heavier downpours from atlantic city to cape may county and as you head north and west of tuckahoe on 49 dealing with some very wet roadways and the rain is on and off through the evening hours and we break apart especially in new jersey after the midnight hour. and temperatures it is a very cool day as well. numbers only running in the mid to upper 50s from wilmington to trenton and points to the south and east. shore communities, the warm effort spots here around 60 degrees, poconos 33 degrees where we dealt with freezing rain through most of the morning in the higher country there. while lehigh valley temperatures did not get out of the 40s today. it could be worse, dealing with accumulating snow in the berkshires and massachusetts. up through the green and white mountains in new york state and low pressure in toronto and there is the cold front in western parts of pennsylvania. and until that passes through here late tonight and early

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one greeof breaking the record 86 is t rr our southeast today,did reach 89 degrees in burlington soreahe quad cities thad temperatures around the region this afternoon. here sampling of some of the n the mod concermth waterloo and dubuque tonight our temperatures are starting to go back down but not terribly bad, 64 around charles city, 66 in decora. prairie, temperatures we the radar, we have wiscsiout before the day tomorrow. today the south wis are up around 25 to 30 miles per hour that's what trans the unseasonal warmth notothold front is starting to move off to the ndin the morning that sh pass on through west highs back in the mid and upper 60s inmost locations with this p duri t day aftera few in our skies in e esor two shower cah our northern counties in the minnesota boardser by 6 a.m. those have zipped off to east those clouds will quickly burn off by tomorrow afternoon we were right back into the see is ost of that is expected to be off outh of us, f farmers still have work to do out in the fields and sure looks like the west the rest of this week will be conducive for that. showers and s

burlington and the quad cities did set records off to the southeast of us. you can see the temperatures continue out there right now. still in the 80s as far north as olewein. about right here is where we find clouds and a warm front. it never got quite to the far northern counties and you can see the difference in temperatures late this in addition to the warm front, we have elevated thunderstorms in minnesota. those are expected to stay well to the north of us in the next couple of days. no consequences in the forecast all the way through the middle of the week. we do have a front to deal with out to the west of us. that will advance to the east and it will take the southerly wind and turn them to the west and bring in cooler weather as we go through the next couple 6:00 tomorrow morning, there is the front just passing through eastern iowa. there will be a few clouds, but i don't see much in the way of precipitation. much of that will stay to the northeast. as we go to the -- through the day tomorrow, the when will change from the west/northwest. it is st

iowa city west is looking to bounce back after last week's loss to prairie. ... trojans taking on burlington ... and iowa city west had a scoring feast... first the defense forces a fumble and recovers it ... it would lead to this touchdown as ethan postler rolls out and hits breyton mcdole for the touchdown... the big man getting it done ... the defense also comes up big again... burlington trying to go deep... but devontae lane hauls in the another touchdown... postler goes deep for oliver martin... every team in the country wants him, and for good reason... another touchdown for west ... martin also got it done on the punt return... he's looking for blockers on the outside and he gets a touchdown... west cruises to the 59-7 win darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s

city, 77 the wind out of the south at 5- 15. dusting as much as 25. the temperatures now, upper 70s in des moines. burlington, 80 and the quad cities. the expected highs today. cedar rapids, 81. upper 70s, low 80s in waterloo and dubuque. eighty-four in the quad cities. noticing the cool air to the north and west. that will be in the forecast tomorrow as we start to cool a fair amount of cloud cover around iowa. showers to the north around the twin cities. a warm front continues to lift through the midwest. it will bring the chance of showers to the iowa border. if we see any moisture, it would be far north iowa this afternoon. primarily drizzle. not a huge chance. the predictor picking up on moisture. not in -- not affecting a lot of that to get to the ground. clearing skies overnight. sunshine as day tuesday. tuesday afternoon is cooler by about ten degrees or so. we are dry late tuesday night. clouds start to build in. a mixture of sunshine and clouds wednesday. scattered showers possible i later wednesday afternoon and into early thursday morning. very small chance at that. today's temperatures, 70s to t

mid to upper 70s around the quad cities and burlington. seeing a little bit of rain on the doppler radar. here is a satellite showing more moisture over the iowa border. continuing to move our way. clouds first. showers late tonight or early tomorrow. let me show you what is coming our way after the round of showers early tomorrow morning. you can see it sliding through the forecast. a warm front. we do stay mild. at least through tomorrow. tomorrow night, we see more clouds building in. ahead of a cold front. as the frontal boundary moves through, we will kickoff more showers for wednesday. topping out in the lower-60s meant -- wednesday midday. and cool into the lower-50s with clouds for wednesday today, tonight and tomorrow, rain moving and peer clouds moving out by midday. we will enjoy some sunshine before the next batch of cloud cover moves our way late tuesday night. we could see moisture potential by wednesday morning. here is how we map it out. seventys in waterloo. cedar rapids, iowa city, upper 60s, low 70s. clouds will build. a

low 70s around the quad cities and burlington. calling your attention to western part of the state. mid to upper 70s. that is where we will be tomorrow. satellite and radar featuring some clouds. cedar rapids to the south. plenty of sunshine. waterloo on peer midwestern temperatures today, mid-70s in minneapolis. those 70s, cedar so the warmer weather is building. as we look at the satellite and radar, we have an area of low pressure west of the rockies. that will continue to move our way. as it slides across the plains the next couple of days, ellipsis warm front through the midwest. that is where we will keep the southern went and see a few clouds as it can -- as the humidity builds. try tonight. try tomorrow. late tomorrow evening, we will a quiet day again. some clouds building into the afternoon. let's go to the overnight. partly to mostly cloudy skies. tuesday, a day with mixed sunshine. by tuesday at noon, we see showers in western iowa. they will become a bit more widespread tuesday afternoon. evening time, there is the rain. more showers expected for the day wednesday. espe

trojans taking on burlington ... and iowa city west had a scoring feast... first the defense forces a fumble and recovers it ... it would lead to this touchdown as ethan postler rolls out and hits breyton mcdole for the touchdown... the big man getting it done ... the defense also comes up big again... burlington trying to go deep... but devontae lane hauls in the interception ... it leads to for oliver martin... every team in the country wants him, and for good reason... another touchdown for west ... martin also got it done on the punt return... he's looking for blockers on the outside and he gets a huge gain on the return ... it leads to this devontae lane touchdown... west cruises to the mostly cloudy skies and annoying sprinkles every so often throughout the morning. temperatures will be in the 50s to start, but will only warm into the 60s once again this afternoon. so, grab the jacket and a nice cup of hot chocolate and enjoy homecoming game today! if you happen to be tailgating it could get a bit chilly for some. tonight skies will start to clear out

elsewhere city west hosting burlington. ethan drops it right on the money and he's up for the score. west goes up 14-0. later in the 2nd. another score. that was a commercial break. pollster had smartened. he breaks eventually 3 tackles. z2z23p3pvzvz z z1212fz y23pvy y12fy ars, chuck grassley hasn't missed a single vote. in just six years, senator patty judge missed a hundred and eighty-two votes. state fair board member judge missed seventy-six percent of their meetings. iowa economic development commission member judge, missed sixty-nine of seventy-two meetings. the register called patty judge a ?habitual no show.? grassley works. xavier this week -- it's homecoming for the saints -- and sam martin was crowned homecoming king thursday night -- was on independence >>> at xavier this week. tonight all their attention was on independence. first ever meeting between the 2 schools. xavier up 21-0. he makes a couple of miss 24 yards on the pitchling catch and that would lead to this. very next play pitches it to malachi swill s

shooting, and conceal and carry permits seattle times reports an increase and surrounding cities including burlington that had 1 applications since the shooting compared to oneha in the three weeks prior, >> their way to meet people come they buy a concealed weapon permit and then they buy handgun and they shoot it maybe once an that is not a good scenario tha is not something they should doo education increasing as well, she trains women to conceal and carry safely. at ten limit per class, that is 30, she calls it a change to what some have seen in the past. thaner have a knee-jerk reactio and by a firearm. >> i think that is the biggest thing after the events of last friday isth the awareness of wh is possible >> gun shop owner say sales are strong, and shooting range it i double what it would have been typically. for every new customer there is a question, are you willing to pull the trigger if you have toi, turn to if you do not have that in vermont than you do not need a gun, does not makeou have a huge responsibility and you need to understand that. pop the ride-sharing service is uber and lyft

especially in cities like erie or burlington, vermont, with a history of absorbing refugees, they recognizehis as part of their identity and economic future. there are places like dodge city, kansas, which will be a majority latino community from the meatpacking industry. even though it is politically conservative, there is a sense that this is our future. a future of anglos, latinos, and others together giving the town somehow. -- some hope. host: we will be dividing callers regionally by time zone. if you are an immigrant, here is the number to call. deborah fallows come the census bureau reporting two in 2027 and 2038, international migration will dominate the growth in america's population. guest: is that my sense? host: that is from the census bureau. immigrants will drive u.s. population growth. guest: from the towns where immigrants are largely settling now, i think they would consider that probably a very good thing. in eirie, it had about 200 new immigrants in this past year. the refugees constitute 1/10 of the population of erie. the people there say that is what is rebuilding the

below freezing in burlington, boston and d.c. 32 in new york city and boston and weather system that is moving in tonight into tomorrow will likely bring snow to england. take a look at the radar. those storms still pounding the west coast mostly in the pacific northwest but by the end of the week they're expected to move south giving beneficial rain to california as far south as los angeles potentially. >>> ending the fight against isis an elite unit of the army is a mile from mosul, the city still held by the terror group. the u.s. trained force moved in from the east through a region which once held christian residents before isis took over. meanwhile, the u.s.ed coalition is setting its sight on an isis stronghold in syria. defense secretary ash carter says preparations are already under way to invade the city of raqqah. the coalition wants to make sure extremists forced out of mosul don't take refuge there but they caution it's unlikely both would be conducted at the same time. >>> new developments in the case of national guard members asked to repay bonuses. house speaker paul

at some, mason city, burlington and keo cut. >> host: as far as hillary clinton?he suburbs. her campaign sees a row opening with suburban women. they have also focused a lot on college campuses. for the last several weeks we have seen a constant stream of campaign surrogates coming in.en often those the ban entertainers and sports figures. they have been spending a lot of time on college campuses in urban areas. >> host: jason noble is our guest from "the des moines register" to talk but i was a battleground state giving us a background of iowa itself.io 202-74-88000. and 2027488001 for all others and you can give your thoughts this morning at c-span w. j. on twitter. jason noble talk about millennial voters, young voters. how are these campaigns appealing to them? >> guest: "the des moines register" iowa poll that we did actually shows trump ahead with voters under 35. that kind of goes against the conventional wisdom but he doesn't appear to have inroads there. there's a concerted effort to reach millennials and young. voters. you are seeing that in the clinton

city of colorado springs. >> john osgood came to colorado in the late 1800s working for the burlington and quincy railroads, exploring for coal. when he discovered coal in colorado and massive amounts of andhe left the railroad started his own company, the colorado fuel company. i believe he wanted to be a call baron. he built what was considered a model town in redstone, colorado. . business near aspen he had offices in denver. in his model town he began to develop what he considered to be a model coal camp. the company provided housing for the workers, and he pioneered a , what of social aspects could be called social engineering for the workforce in the coal mines. he adapted his concept of the for the colorado fuel and iron company, and as part of that he also in 1901 created the sociological department. the sociological department was corwin whorichard had been brought up by palmer as a chief surgeon for the colorado coal and iron company. corwin had a lot of groundbreaking ideas in the fields of modern medicine, and he took those concepts and as the them to his job director of the sociological departm

city of colorado springs. >> john osgood came to colorado in the late 1800s working for the burlington and quincy railroads, exploring for coal. when he discovered coal in colorado and massive amounts of it, he left the railroad and started his own company, the colorado fuel company. in many ways i believe he wanted to be a call baron. he built what was considered a model town in redstone, colorado. a business near aspen. he had offices in denver. in his model town he began to develop what he considered to be a model coal camp. the company provided housing for the workers, and he pioneered a number of social aspects, what could be called social engineering for the workforce in the coal mines. he adapted his concept of the company stores for the colorado fuel and iron company, and as part of that he also in 1901 created the sociological department. the sociological department was run by dr. richard corwin who had been brought up by palmer as a chief surgeon for the colorado coal and iron company. corwin had a lot of groundbreaking ideas in the fields of modern medicine, and he took those concepts and applied

especially dense in parts of south jersey burlington and camden county, 3 miles at atlantic city airportight now. we have an accident one new one in abington, edge hill road. police and emergency workers are blocking a lane in abington. look for that accident and crews on the scene with that. this accident this cheltenham cleared that's better news on cheltenham avenue. we have a new one in willingboro. levic parkway at evergreen drive. let's check the temperatures as you head out. it's chilly out there, we're in the 40s in some sports, martins creek 44, 48 in fleetwood. 46 in pottstown. 51 in warrington. 55 in center city. the suburbs in new jersey, 47 in ewing and browns mills and hammonton. 51 waking up in glassboro. 57 in dover. a nice afternoon highs in the 70s. >> breaking this morning, this year's peace prize go to columbian president juan manuel santos. last week, columbian voters rejected the peace deal in the referendum which predicted santos was out of the no bell running. >> if you're filling up the gas tank for cheap you better head there to top off new jersey lawmakers are

below freezing in burlington, vermont, boston and d.c. 32 degrees in new york city and boston and a weather system that is moving in tonight into tomorrow will likely bring snow to upstate new york as well as new england. take a look at the radar. shall we? those storms still pounding the west coast mostly in the pacific northwest but by the end of the rain to california potentially as far south as los angeles. >>> ending the fight against isis an elite unit of the iraqi army is now just over a mile from mosul, the city city still held by the terror group. the u.s. trained force moved in from the east through a region which once held christian residents before isis took over. meanwhile, the u.s. led coalition is also setting its sight on an isis stronghold in syria. defense secretary ash carter says preparations are already under way to invade the city of raqqah. the coalition wants to make sure mosul don't take refuge in raqqa, but a senior military official cautions it's unlikely both major operations would be be conducted at the same time. >>> some new very manies to tell you about in th

city. highs everyone in des moines burlington 60s for cedar rapids. midwestern them cooler air off toward the west with a cold front that moves through the court for -- forecast here. as you see some cooler air and 50s even 40s and 30s back to the far west of us. luckily we are going to have that. you can see the next frontal boundary moving to the forecast this afternoon. as it doesn't pushing some -- pushes the cloud cover. west and another sliding through. the cool down is a bright bride part -- byproduct of the traveling lows. late morning afternoon a partly sunny sky expected heading into the evening time no concerns weatherwise we will drive home -- for the drive home partly cloudy. we can have a little bit of drizzle early night early thursday but that will be very short-lived. clouds move right back out and we were back to sunshine with some slightly cooler air for the day on thursday. >>> thursday afternoon not bad. still cool and breezy but not unbearable. sixty-eight cedar rapids and waterloo manchester 67 to be rightly sunny cooler north b

city. the ramp from route 3 south to 128 north in burlington, that's as well. >> it's important for your commute. these tollbooths will be a thing of the past. the state wants to make sure your prepared for the changes. you should make sure you get an ez-pass transponder. they are free. we have information on hour-by-hour get one at wcvb.com. next friday, october 28, at 10:00 p.m., all electronic tolling systems switch sunday, the 30th, demolition of the toll plazas begin. real traffic test will come monday morning, halloween. >> the new configuration, you'll be channeled into your lanes into the connecting road that you are going to. >> toll plazas will close the center lanes for demolition, plazas demolished before thanksgiving. >> the european union blocking sweden's attempt to ban lobsters from north america. sweden has been trying to stop lobster imports after the north american were found off its coast. scientists expressed concern the n >> asian markets wrapping up with a mixed finish. this hour. analysts expected the fed will boost interest rates before the year is over but will slow the

that be somewhat, mission city, burlington. as far as hillary clinton?uest: hillary clinton is focusing in on the urban areas. the suburbs. her campaign see the opening with suburban women. i have also focused on college campuses. for the last several weeks, we have seen campaign surrogates coming in and often they have been actresses, entertainers, sports figures. they have been spending a lot of time on college campuses. host: jason noble is our guest from the des moines register to talk about iowa as a battleground state. he has set up a little bit of the background of iowa itself. if you have questions about the campaign and i was role, -- and iowa's role. (202) 748-8000, iowa residents. (202) 748-8001, all others. you can also give your thoughts this morning on twitter. aboutnoble, talk millennial voters, young voters. where are they breaking and how are these campaigns appealing to them? guest: the des moines register iowa poll showed donald trump ahead with voters under 35, that goes against the conventional wisdom but there have been roads here.

city at 57. nashua 5 hyannis at 59. watertown and burlington and albany only in the mid and upper 40's and that's the area that will be on the way for new england tomorrow and again on wednesday. there goes the cool front moving offshore. couple of sprinkles and showers very early this morning. a fast moving weather system and now we'll have high pressure for the next couple of days. so tonight partly cloudy skies, wind fades away. temperatures between 33 and 39. kids at the bus stop tomorrow morning kind of chilly with temperatures at 8:00 near 40 but some of the cooler spots will find their way down into the middle 30's and you need that jacket all day. they will have outdoor recess tomorrow with lots of sunshine all day long but temperatures slow to recover. a sign that we are early fall and heading for mid fall after that. temperatures between 45 and 50 again the sun doesn't quite have the same firepower it does in the early part of fall where you have these cool morning but the numbers are slow to recover throughout the afternoon hours. th

army core of engineers is planning to clear 40 acres of burlington island to dump delaware river dredge. the city and island officials are in the the sure if the state ace loud to use 40 acres. island managers and city of their own vision for the island. >> that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware valley, we will be right back. >>> today former patriots player aaron hernandez has a status conference in his upcoming, double murder, trial, prosecutors say that hernandez gunned down two hen he encountered at a boston nightclub in 2012, after one of them accidentally bumped in to him. now hernandez has pled not guilty, he is supposed to go on trial in february. hernandez is already serving a life sentence, in 2013 killing of a semi professional football player. >>> in other news, six year-old boy who died this last week's school shooting in south caroline ace being laid to rest. jacob hall was shot and killed by a 14 year-old teenager who opened fire on the playground of the town schill elementary. mourners in attendance, plan to wear super hero t-shirts and costumes, in the boy's ho

city . highs range from 54 and spencer 258 in burlington . 56 degrees in des moines . a little bit of rain in southwest iowa . most of that we expect to fall apart . we should see our clouds move out . the boundary has been bringing the cooler air in and it continues to move off to the east . high pressure built in behind it -- the big blue h that brings us good weather for the days . once the cloud without this morning we will find more sunshine . a nice clear and cold frosty night tonight . as we look to the overnight hours, temperatures drop to the 30s . less chance of frost is in the forecast coming --, heading through the overnight hours . take a look weatherwise . low 50s in mid to upper 50s in the decorah to waterloo . . upper 30s to highway 20 . north reeves 4 to 5 miles per hour friday is featuring sunshine . friday night football is going to be chilly with temps around 40 around 46 degrees sunshine at 65 degrees . sunday , upper 60s with sunny skies . monday, tuesday lower 60s . showers back in the forecast for tuesday afternoon . even better chance of shower

how long has the city been compare with the previous plans? on redevelopment of burlington shopping center: 1. how much did the property sell for? 2. what kinds of businesses are they marketing the space o marketing the space to? carl is getting a behind-the-scenes look at russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, not wisconsin jobs. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. it takes plenty of creativity to bring a story alive on the stage. carl deffnebaugh is showing off some the theatrical magic behind the skylight music theatre's new production reduce your risk of breast cancer... how one local woman took breast health into her own hands. information safe while big stories at 1130. milwaukee police investigating a robbery at a walmart... how

cities? here in burlington we have a great lake may be starting here we float this on a lake or put it on land but it can be moved around for a pilot project. >> we'll start this round with you. >> it is a great concept i think we need to start off by saying no to things and with all due respect it is a great idea but it's too easy to get elected by saying i'm going to give you whatever you want and that is why we are in perilous times and we need a new united states senator from vermont. >> we need to say yes to investing. spending on the wrong things and what we need is innovation and vision and reinvest in america because we are the poorest rich country in the world. i already answered that question and it's a good idea that we take the other federal projects potentially big waste and put it towards community investment. >> if we use homeland security money for the community centers than they will put in all kinds of spy cameras and sound cameras and use them to spy on people. >> senator? >> that's fine with me. but it's got to be financed by the taxation so that the major means of producti

city of brookfield: 5:00-7:30 p.m. the town of brookfield : 6:00-8:00 p.m. burlington: 6:00-8:00 p.m. caledonia: 5:30-7:30 p.m. east troy: 5:00-7:30 p.m. elkhorn: 5:00-7:00 p.m johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise the cost of student loans - college student 2: he just doesn't get it. worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. senator ron johnson - he's hurting wisconsin families. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold the upper 50s late this afternoon. right a chilly start but warming into the upper 50s late this afternoon. right now . a mild long range forecast next! elon musk has an ambitious vision for the future... and, it could have a huge solar panel...designed to look like a roof tile. the product is part of a push by musk to take alternative energy mainstream... by making it easier for people to install solar

burlington bristol. the ben franklin bridge, looking at cameras moving from camden heading into the city.and walt whitman is clear. vai. >>> putting new jersey's mass transit system under a legal spotlight. nj transit is still investigating this crash that killed one and hurt up to 100 others. hear what state lawmakers are saying holding the transit accountable. >>> also in the hot seat, new jersey's governor. find out when and why chris christie could end up in court to testify about the bridgegate controversy. (narrator) attention medicare beneficiaries. (alex) if you have medicare or will be covered soon, here are some important things you should know. first, if you think medicare covers everything, you may be in for an expensive surprise. second, you could be responsible for thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. which brings us to number three. a medicare supplement insurance policy from colonial penn life insurance company can help you save money by helping to pay the bills medicare doesn't. so you have affordable coverage with the freedom to choose a plan that best meets your

city park. and 68 on the south side of town in castle rock. looking around the state, burlington still at 61. we'll see 70s on the eastern plains this afternoon. 50s and 60s in the colorado doppler 4000 still showing a few clouds around. again, nothing like yesterday. what we have left will clear out. here's futurecast. i'm going to fast forward this through saturday morning. notice a couple of showers possibly impacting the northwest part of the state. this system will stay far enough north that denver and the front range will stay dry north that it won't have impact on san diego's weather, where temperatures will be in the 60s for the game this evening on cbs4. along the front range, again 70s for highs. we'll see 50s and 60s for highs this afternoon in the mountains. how about 75 here in denver this afternoon? for tomorrow, 83. again, the record is 85 set back in 1962. for the weekend, it looks terrific, including for the rock and roll marathon. they the marathon itself will be coming up sunday. it looks great. there's been some chilly marathons in denver. this is not going to be one of th

burlington. the driver of the other car is a 22-year-old man from genoa city. he was hospitalized. his condition has not been released. 3 milwaukee mayor "tom barrett" is expected to announce a new development today... in the fight against ?lead pipes? across the city. last month the mayor asked the wisconsin "department of natural resources".. for more money to ?replace? the pipes.the mayor says... 70-thousand homes built before 19-51 are affected. the 20-17 city budget has funds to ?replace? lead lines that service more than 300 daycare facilities in the city--- but it could cost 770 (m) million dollars to replace all the residential lines needed. 3 roundy's foundation is ?fighting hunger?... through the "feeding families tour."it makes a stop today in milwaukee today. their goal is to donate more than 200-thousand dollars to ?60 food pantries? in five days. days.each pantry gets nearly 37-hundred dollars in food and this morning?... at the pick n save on capitol. and that's your news on the go.. time check now 6:58.. here's meteorologist xxx with your first alert weather. 3 toda

i think numbers in the city will low lying areas could dip into the upper 20s. we have a frost advisory around burlington and ray. tend everybody vegetation and -- tender vegetation and crops need care tonight. 70s in southeast colorado tomorrow. high country chilly 40s tonight. decent travel day. i-25 and i-70 with foothills temperatures like conifer in the lower 50s. tonight freeze warning out. lowsin the mid-30s. sunrise a frosty one, about 38 at 7:00, and then the 50s by noon and highs in the 60s. temperatures tumble thursday, a few shower wednesday night mixing with snow above 6,000 feet. we warm up and dry out friday, shine for the weekend. broncos take the field with temperatures above average, and the warm last the first few days of next week, so the next 36 hours looking interesting, and the snow making for a spectacular panorama. this is near telluride lake, and look at this shot from the vail area. keep the weather pictures coming and the weather reports help us out too. >> okay, once we get past interesting, we're good. >>> due to an error, one of our made by tim kaine. when discussing foreig

mild ahead of it, in the city at 60 and happen on to the other side of the front, watertown 34 and burlington at 49. that coolary is coming to thug overnight tonight. thank togs a developing northwesterly wind and windsbe gusting over 25 miles an hour. temperatures tomorrow morning not bitterly cold or chilly like we have seen, 46-50 but what the enemy will be tomorrow a winds. a cold wind tomorrow morning. making it feel like the 30s and low 40s during the morning commute. and that wind will fade away as we work into the afternoon hours. and then we have a nice day. lots of sunshine, temperatures between 55 and 60. high pressure as it gets closer that shuts down the wind and then the area of high pressure will spend time with us, saturday and sunday, both days loaded with sunshine, this is our next weather system here, yet another cold front and isolated showers not showing up until saturday evening. the cooler of the two. sunday, partly to mostly sunny. breezey at times. but a mild breeze. picking apples this weekend? temperatures in in the 50s, and the numbers will be in the 40s. and start

city and millville. so a little bit more pronounced as you can see in burlington and camden counties part of ocean countyht now so just look for that. also checking some of your other areas right now. we've got this problem on the northeast extension southbound and this is past lehigh valley. we've got a hit-and-run accident where a tractor-trailer we're hearing just sideswiped a pickup truck and then left so watching for that. the accident itself the scene on the shoulder so not seeing very slow speeds. we had an accident here in west pottsgrove township berk street at howard street moving better. an accident in upper dublin moving better on welsh road at terrace drive. just coming in i-95 southbound at broad street we have an accident coming in now but it's off to the side right there. let's take a look at your temperatures right now this morning. it's a little cool out there. 51 in allentown, ask 91 philadelphia, 56 degrees in millville. not quite as mild as it was yesterday. high of just 71, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> strong gusty winds are making it hard for firefighters to get a handle on a wildf

monday: the city of brookfield: 5:00-7:30 6:00-8:00 p.m. burlington: 6:00-8:00 p.m. caledonia: 5:30-7:30 p.m. east troy: 5:00-7:30 p.m. elkhorn: 5:00-7:00 p.m. germantown: 5:30-8:30 p.m. hartland: 6:00-8:00 p.m. nzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise the cost of student loans - college student 2: he just doesn't get it. worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. v.o.: attacking social security. raising the cost of college. jobs lost overseas. senator ron johnson - he's hurting wisconsin families. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? darien: why have

65 degrees with that northerly wind but that's close to normal. 61 in new york city and only 50's in syracuse and burlington today and caribou maine 48 degrees at the present time. high pressure came in from the north. just some high clouds streaming in from the south and west very late this afternoon but overall it continues to be a great end to the week. so, as we head to some high school football games here this evening, there's going to be a quick drop in temperature once that sun sets under a moonlit sky, almost full here, calm and chilly 53 for the kickoff and 47 by the fourth quarter. so, typical football weather definitely want to bundle up in a sweatshirt. as we take a look at the frost advisories on top of that tonight, later on that's between 1:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. early on saturday morning north of the pennsylvania turnpike and also the pine barren and basically all of our counties here in new jersey dealing with a possibility of some frost by saturday morning. we'll chat about a big turn around though in that temperature department in fact record breaking. we'll see how warm it gets and when i

we continue to fix the western corridors so we can have passenger rail come from new york city right to burlingtond then hopefully be on into montrÉal. that will help in all kinds of giveaways from tourism to trade, and freight as well. that would be something that i would focus on and something we've been focusing on for a number of years. minter: absolutely. for the last six years i've been working so hard and our team has been aggressively pursuing federal grants. we've increase over $100 million of investment in the western corridor rail program. we are 12 miles away from getting rutland from getting ethan allen from rutland to the queen city. this is going to make a huge difference and it's going to go from there. on the eastern side i'm so excited about the progress we've made. we have been negotiating for the last three years with the province of quÉbec. believe it or not we have to negotiate with the province of quÉbec, the state of new york, the state of massachusetts and connecticut because we are all in agreement with amtrak. and have made huge progress, and i'm so ready to be that gove

it depend where you are, part of the burlington county, down in cumberland county or north and west of the cityh valley we have a chance of frost tomorrow morning, this morning we have a few you temperatures in the 30's but generally we're in the 40's and lower 50's heading to 65 degrees later today. look at this fantastic weekend 68 on saturday. seventy-two on sunday. chance of showers on monday. by tuesday we make it up to 80 n wednesday. so, there is a look mike and alex at your seven day forecast. we know what we are doing on sunday even though it is a beautiful day. >> ♪ >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >>> all right. dave uram you better live up to that. >> i love how serious he is. >> you have the pep band, all this positivity in the room. you guys will hate me at the end of this. >> oh, no. >> they will especially hate me. >> i have the same feeling. i thought it was just gas, when the breakfast burrito, but now i have a bad feeling about this sunday. >> yeah. >> so do i. >> the stupid redskins are on a roll, they have won three straight. >> three in a row. >>> and, so, you are alone, aren't you.

of the hardest hit areas, town's sister city in south jersey knows what they're going through and is sending help. natasha brown joins us in lumberton burlington county with more on the effort. natasha, good evening. >> reporter: well, ukee, good evening to you. lumberton, new jersey, is certainly seen its share of devastating flooding over the years, which is why many residents here are now stepping up to help their fellow lumber toneians down south. images of deadly flooding in lumberton, north carolina are heart wrenching, homes are under water. lives lost in the wake hurricane matthew >> our flow lumber toneian >> more than 500 miles away but not far removed from flooding whoas, the mayor and folks in lumberton new jersey are offering a helping hasn't. >> in 2004, they actually sent care packages up to us and our residents with supplies and monetary donations through the red cross. >> devastating flooding in 2004 still fresh in the minds of lumberton new jersey officials. they readily accepted donations from folks in lumberton, north carolina in 04 and are now repaying the affair. collecting donations for their fellow lumber toneians down