the business journal took a look at other price options as well... you can find those - on the 9 news facebook page. brand name medications - versus their generic cousins... doctors and pharmacists say - there really is no difference. it applies to everything from chemotherapy drugs - to medicine for a strep throat. generics are just as safe and effective...and put under the same extensive fda regulations - as their brand name counterparts. most patients should only see a difference - when it comes to the cost of their medications. a patient with allergies or other medications - might have to stick with brand name drugs... but otherwise - perfectly acceptable alternatives. enjoying your neighborhood - can be pretty difficult - when you spend forever looking for a parking spot. one denver neighborhood - says enough is enough...the parking problem needs an answer. which is why one neighborhood - just erupted over plans to build 100 new apartments - denver city council approved the permit for more than 100 micro apartments at the corner of 16th and humb

lambeau field ...and the milwaukee business journal got a behind-the-scenes look this weekend. work is moving ahead on the 34-acre site. when it's all said and done -- the area will feature the 144-room lodge kohler -- a "hinterland" restaurant -- along with a sports medicine clinic and public plaza with a man-made sledding hill. macy's is making a change to its thanksgiving holiday hours.... the company says it'll open an hour earlier this year -- at 5 p-m -- then close at black friday. macy's has been open on thanksgiving evening since 2013 -- but remained open through the night. the trend of stores opening on the holiday appears to be slowing this year -- with the mall of america and several locations in the milwaukee area saying they'll stay closed on thanksgiving to give the day back to employees. for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. at a b-a-s-f chemical facility in germany. eight people are missing. the company says a fire and explosion happen

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. the russian military is warning the u-s against striking syrian government forces -- saying it's ready to use air defense weapons to protect them. russia's defense ministry says it won't have tim u-s counterparts if they see missiles on the way -- indicating they would strike back if syrian forces are attacked. a u-s-led coalition airstrike killed more than 60 syrian soldiers last month... american officials say the strike was unintentional -- and had been targeting isis. president obama's approval rating is at 55-percent -- the highest mark of his second term... that's according to a new c-n-n/o-r-c poll. so far this year -- the president's approval ratings average 51-percent -- the highest cleaning up after typhoon chaba - leaves a trail of destruction after producing winds up to 126 miles per hour. flash flooding hit some major cities on the country's southern coastline... new video has emerged of a water rescue -- af

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. toxicology reports show an unarmed man shot and killed by tulsa police had p-c-p in his system. videos show terence crutcher with his arms in the air -- moments before police opened fire. officers at the scene say crutcher was acting erratically commands. officer betty shelby -- who shot him -- has pleaded not guilty to felony manslaughter charges. her attorney says she thought crutcher could have been reaching for a weapon -- but no weapon was found. social security checks mailed out in 2017 will have a little something extra... 66 million beneficiaries will get a pay raise between point-2 and point-5 percent. according to the american institute for economic research -- that adds up to roughly two to six dollars date. the average retirement check now is roughly 13-hundred dollars per month. a federal judge has extended voter registration for six more days in florida -- because of disruption and damage caused by hurrican

increase.corridor business journal editor adam moore explains in tonight's c-b-j report. the ely city council has opted out of linn county's new minimum wage ordinance, and it now looks like some other towns are ready to follow suit. the board of supervisors in september passed an ordinance raising the county's minimum ability to opt out of that increase, however, and robins has already approved one vote out of three needed to do so. the town of alburnett is also said to be considering a measure.cedar rapids, hiawatha and marion have not taken any action regarding the hikes, and are expected to move forward with raises starting expecting to still move forward with those when they kick in this january. >>> adam one of the fastest growing companies in the country is adding more >> reporter: yeah that's right we got word that local firm tom las already car del and associates is expanding into ottumwa next year. the company plans to open 150 call center in ottumwa by next february. that will bring iowa employment numbers to 880 people excuse me to more than a thousand from 88

partners at the denver business journal are saying rtd could go to court over who's to blame over a major break down. the train completely stopped on a bridge in may, and 80 people 50 feet above the boulevard. it's originally reported that lightning caused the problem, but the general manager said this week the cause is still under investigation. both parties are waiting to resolve the issue, while rtd focuses on getting the new g line open before the end of the year. >>> when a project is 1.7 billion dollars over budget and years behind, crews are calling current progress good news. we're seeing the va hospital in aurora today. the army core of engines there's power throughout the site and finishing touches like desks, counter and fixtures are on their way into the building. construction should be done by early 2018 with some buildings down sooner says a spokesperson. >> there's various stages of completion for parts of project allowing a staggered turnover from the facility to the department of veterans affairs. >> the hospital fell behind when the original designer projects solely for

the business journal will also look at other price points around the area. we have that $1 million slide show on the 9news page. >>> halloween is coming. it seems that every year someone's halloween display is legitimately scary to someone else. at some point people will learn to stop hanging black mannequins from nooses but not this year because someone hung this display in fort collins near south drive by the csu campus. we heard this from two ladies feeling in my stomach to think that someone would put a hanging black woman like right across the street from our campus. we also thought about, you know, what message is that sending to black families coming up here with third black child? >> especially because this past weekend was homecoming weekend, i fell like that kind of reflected, especially this way, the house that it of a dorm, a dorm room that incoming freshmen stay in, and i feel like it doesn't represent csu. it shouldn't represent anybody in fort collins. >> police got a couple calls about that display. there's nothing technically illegal, but of

according to the "phoenix business journal".. the arizona center - near third and van buren streets worth of renovations starting next year. part of the project includes more parking and improvements to the existing parking garage. a phoenix teen - shot in the head.. with little hope of surviving.. is now walking.. and talking only to 12 news. tayler maggi was rushed to john c lincoln medical center.. just 3- blocks away from where the shooting happened back in april. hospital staff there sprang into action.. all working to exclusive.. team 12's j-r cardenas shows how miracles tayler says he wants go to college.. and one day become a firefighter like his dad, step-dad and grandfather. a teenage suspect.. luis martinez.. has been charged as an adult in connection with the shooting. still ahead on 12 today.. the mother show hosts - returns to t-v in just a few hours - right here on 12 news. we've got a sneak peek of what's in store on the "t-d jakes" show today... what happens when you put justin timberlake and jimmy fallon in a ro

shopping center sits downtown at the corner of third and van buren streets.according to the phoenix business journal... the renovations are estimated at around 25 million dollars and should begin next year.new developments could be a hotel or apartments.. notre dame prep in scottsdale is now suspending head coach mark nolan-- after kids can take part in the state playoffs. the a-i-a put the school on probation earlier this season -- after the coach allegedly had players practice in full pads during the summer, which is against the rules. the a-i-a board would have to hold an emergency meeting by friday-- since it releases the playoff seedings on saturday. ?? toss to morning juice ?? the arizona cardinals... the arizona cardinals... and seattle seahawks... don't really get along. but when agree on one thing. ?if there was a contest between the two teams... richard sherman.. would win. check out what he wore to his press conference yesterday! that's sherman.. dressed as a wizard from harry potter. full on - with the gryffindor robe, tie and wand. but he seemed to think football had some similarities t

the milwaukee business journal sharing these sket parking lot at 4th and wisconsin. it would transform the property into 3 hotels, a hub for the milwaukee street car, and more than 100 thousand square feet of convention space. the proposal -- currently called "nexus" -- is from milwaukee-based jackson street holdings. they are hoping for a public-private partnership, with the city of milwaukee funding improvements related to the streetcar route and station. an illinois developer is overlooking what will be the new bucks arena. the six story hotel would be built on winnebago street -- and an upscale "hyatt place." city officials will review the proposal next month... pending approvals -- construction could begin as soon as next spring -- with the hotel opening in spring 2018. for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. rain chances continue tonight into saturday, before te to push back east. we should be dry sunday, but the chance for an isolated shower still remains. tonight: showers likely.

our partners at the denver business journal say vail bought the canadian resort in a billion-dollar deal that went through yesterday. vail's c-e-o says since whistler is one of the most iconic mountain resorts in the world-- they're excited to make it part of "vail resorts." we know a lot of people are getting excited about skiing and boarding. if arapahoe basin an same day they did last year -- you'll get to hit the slopes in just eleven days. and an opening that's likely a little further away -- steamboat a few inches of snow fell there on monday. they'll get there, but no word yet on when the hill will open for the season. let's check in with the most famous shoes in the world -- dorothy's ruby red slippers... but they're not in very good shape. how you can help save the slippers, powers. but the "ruby slippers" aren't looking very original shoes from "wizard of oz"-- made in 1939. the shoes are currently in washington d-c at one of the smithsonian museums. since they're nearly 80 years old... they're fading. the smithsonian has launched a campaign to raise 300-thousand dollars to res

our partners at the denver business journal report - that those fares are the second lowest in the airport's history. and when you compare them to the nation's other largest airports -- d-i-a offers the best prices of them all. one of the key reasons -- three airlines use denver as a hub -- and frontier tries to push fees down as an ultra low-cost carrier. apple is expected to make a big today.. but as usual...the tech experts have been speculating about new macbooks... there hasn't been a new macbook pro since 20-12...so we're pretty overdue. here's what leaked photos show. the function row could be taken away -- and replaced with a touch screen that you would swipe across - similar to what you do to unlock i-phones. guess we'll just have to wait and see.. ok, trick-or- treaters... your favorite house at 7-29 p-m... that's when you're going to score the most candy... even if you interrupt someone's netflix binge. netflix says - the amount of people pausing shows - shoots up 30 percent during trick or treating. more pauses - equal more candy... there's still time to but if you already went t

for more business news - go to fox 6 now dot com for a link to the business journal. adlib to wx weather decreasing clouds tonight with a mild temperatures in the low 60s. a few clouds will linger into passes, but expect more sunshine than today. temperatures will stay warm in the middle to upper 60s. a mix of sun and clouds will continue through the end of the week but the 50s. tonight: becoming partly cloudy. low: 62 dewpoint: 57 wind: sw 5-15 mph tuesday: morning clouds, wind: nw 5-10 mph wednesday:increasing afternoon clouds. am low: 50 high: 66 dewpoint: 48 wind: nw 4-8 mph thursday: partly sunny and breezy. am low: 48 wind: n 5-15 mph friday: partly sunny. am low: 41 high: 54 dewpoint: 35 wind: nw 5-10 mph saturday: high: 58 dewpoint: 36 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 45 anchors thanks weather wisconsin-grown products are making their way overseas. it''s been a strong year for agricultural exports leaving milwaukee. cargoes like corn and soybeans are making their way from the port of milwaukee, through the saint lawrence seaway, and out to a vari

. >>> according to our partners at denver business journal, this is called one of the 10 most beautiful neighborhoods in the country. it's bordered by broadway today west. north downing street to the east and eastth avenue to the south. when colorado first became a territory, golden was the mining. 20 years later, 1886, construction started on denver's capital. an address on lincoln, grant, sherman, logan, pennsylvania cull fax was a status signal. commercial buildings started to move in on million i don't millionaire row. the rich moved on to other ar many other big name organizations are there now. capitol hill has many great restaurants, breweries, coffee shops. for a look at all those things, join our 9 neighborhood instagram tour this afternoon. . >>> around here today, we have clear conditions to start the day. there are clouds that drifted in overnight. that was an indication of warmer air that is moving in. we just mention had the huge pacific coast from california to british columbia. huge storm, big impact there. virtually hurricane type conditions in that part of the country.

for more business news - go to fox 6 now dot com for a link to the business journal. weather clearing out overnight with lows in the 30s. a frost advisory is in effect for all of se wi except lakeshore counties. sunny but much cooler thursday with highs in the low to middle 50s. back into the 60s by friday. another round of showers and t- storms is expected late saturday into sunday and again monday. tonight: clearing and cooling. frost likely. low: 39 dewpoint: 49 wind: nw 5-10 mph thursday: morning frost. mostly sun wind: w 4-8 mph friday: morning frost. mostly sunny. am low: 40 high: 60 dewpoint: 39 wind: se 5-15 mph saturday: increasing clouds with the chance for t-storms at night. am low: 50 high: 68 dewpoint: 53 wind: s 5-15 mph sunday: showers and t-storms early then decreasing clouds. am low: 59 high: 69 dewpoint: 59 wind: n-ne 5-10 mph monday: mostly cloudy with the chance for t-storms. am low: mph clearing out overnight with lows in the 30s. a frost advisory is in effect for all of se wi except lakeshore counties. sunny but much cooler thursday with highs in

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. adlib to wx through this evening with a chance for more concentrated rain possible overnight into early friday. rain showers will taper off by mid- morning friday with peeks of the sun later in the day. cool with highs in the low 60s. partly sunny and chilly on saturday. morning frost with lows in the upper 30s. daytime highs will struggle to sunday with highs in the middle 60s. tonight: areas of showers and possibly a t-storm. low: 58 dewpoint: 56 wind: s 5-10 mph friday: lingering showers then decreasing clouds. breezy and cooler. wind: nw 10-20 mph saturday: partly sunny and cool. am low: 39 high: 58 dewpoint: 37 wind: wnw 5-10 mph sunday: high: 64 dewpoint: 44 wind: se 5-10 mph monday: party sunny with a chance for a few rain showers. am low: 49 high: 69 dewpoint: 49 wind: sw 5-15 mph 51 high: 68 dewpoint: 49 wind: s 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy with a chance for a few rain showers. am low: 50 high: 63 dewpoint: 48 anchors thanks weather just a reminder... f

. >> i know you love the wall street business journal side of sports. lebron jones owned a piece of beats by dre to apple he made about $30 million. there were reports that there was going to be a small contingent of cavs here. a little more juice inside the brake light tonight. >>> now some consumer news for you. microsoft's surface family now includes a desktop called surface studio meant to turn your desk into a studio. it has a 28-inch display. ever built. limited quantities available forever christmas. it sells for $3000. and microsoft announced a windows 10 creator update. it offers mixed reality, 3-d content and new ways to connect with people. >>> target is giving free shipping on all digital orders through january 1st. and it increases the number of items shoppers stores. >>> and starting amid november, customers can save 10 bucks off a $50 purchase off -- clothing and toys. >>> oprah winfrey shattered several glass ceilings. and now she's sitting down with t.d. jakes. she's still a powerful voice accomplishments have helped so many. >> the who

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. colombian president juan manuel santos says he won't give up on peace with rebels... yesterday -- voters rejected a a peace agreement for their war-torn country. the proposal was the result of four years of grueling negotiations. colombians overwhelmingly loathe the rebel group -- and many considered the accord an insult to victims of the long-running conflict. the supreme court beginning a new term today -- still with just eight justices... it started with a ruling on immigration -- rejecting a request from the white house to re-hear a case concerning the obama administration's executive actions on down by one justice after antonin scalia's death in february. president obama nominated judge merrick garland to fill in the open seat -- but senate republicans have refused to hold confirmation hearings. the director of haiti's civil protection authority says two fishermen have died in rough water churned up by the approachi

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. special forces have driven isis militants out of a town less than 10 miles east of mosul -- saying it's an important part of retaking the city. it's the first time iraq's special forces have taken part in the mosul operation. the u-s trained force is expected to lead the way into the city in the coming days or weeks. new jersey governor chris christie will appear in court for the first time next month in connection to the so-called "bridgegate" scandal. r appearance is part of a citizen's complaint accusing christie of failing to stop the closure of lanes on the new jersey side of the george washington bridge back in 20-13. critics say the lane closures were done to punish the mayor of fort lee, new jersey for not supporting christie's re-election. christie has long denied any wrongdoing. thousands of families in the philippines are now homeless after super typhoon haima made landfall last last night. storm brought inten

according to the phoenix business journal he's threatening to suspend the state's relationships with the bank. more of tonight's biggest stories still ahead. mailbox mayhem. thieves stealing your identity. at the u.s. >>> and we'll be tracking the latest on hurricane matthew. plus the temperatures are >>> a rash of mailbox break-ins and thousands on alert for potential identity arrests. >> this is a team behind this crime. joe what do thieves look for in our mail. >> steve and katie once i get inside this mailbox cluster they're looking for your sensitive information. those checks that your credit card company sends you, possible everyone steal your identity. they cruise around your neighborhood under the cover of darkness. it all. >> i check my mailbox. everything was open. there was no logs. anything. all the boxes were empty. >> reporter: homeowners snapped these pictures of the dozens of boxes open. potentially dozens of people now at risk. >> i'm worrieded about my security first. sometimes there's health insurance information there that i prefer people >> reporter: 10 reported

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. weather together. the new jersey transit train that crashed last month accelerated just before the accident. that's according to the national transportation safety board. recording devices on board show it was moving eight miles per hour 38 seconds before the crash -- then it sped up to 21 miles per hour before hitting a platform at the hoboken terminal. officials say the engineer put on the emergency brake less than a second before the collision. one person was killed.... and more than 110 others hurt. the n-t-s-b says the investigation a motorcycle carrying a bomb explodes in instanbul -- near a police station. 10 people were injured. a suspect was seen speeding away from the scene on another motorcycle... no group has claimed responsibility for the attack colombian president juan manuel santos is the winner of this year's nobel peace prize. the nobel committee awarding him the prize for his efforts to bring peace to colombia following more than five decades of co

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on it's time for your news and weather together. months long protests over the dakota access pipeline are heating up in north dakota. protesters who were removed from a camp they established on private land are using burned vehicles to block a state highway. authorities cleared protesters from the camp yesterday using shotgun bean bag rounds and pepper spray. protesters fear the 11-hundred mile pipeline could affect the water supply and disturb tribal cultural authorities are investigating a freight train crash in pennsylvania... two people were taken to the hospital after the trains crashed this morning in chester... it's unclear how seriously they were injured. officials have also not said why the two trains were on the same track. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence hopping a new plane today -- after the one he was on skidded off the runway last night at new york's laguardia airport. nobody was damage was done when the plane slid off the tarmac while landing in rainy weath

for more information on these and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. two chicago firefighters are hurt after a five-alarm fire early this morning. crews arrived to a factory yard on chicago's southwest side after the fire started at a wooden pallet shop -- then spread to a muffler bu ambulances and more than two-hundred firefighters were called to the scene... flames were under control about two hours later... the cause of the fire is now under investigation. isis launching an attack today -- about 1000 miles from mosul where the u-s is helping iraqi forces in their offensive against the militants. explosions and gun battles breaking out today in kirkuk -- which is believed to be a diversion as iraq works to re- take mosul from the islamic as forces approach the city. a powerful earthquake hit western japan this morning... the six-point-six magnitude quake was centered about 380 miles from tokyo -- and the inland quake poses no risk of tsunami. there have been no reports of injuries or de

and potowatomi for more transportation for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. dozens of people killed late monday in pakistan after an hours-long attack on a police academy... it began as cadets were sleeping in their barracks... at least 59 people died when several militants forced their way into the training facility ...and then stormed the barracks. security forces four people are dead after an accident at an amusement park in queensland, australia. the accident happened at the dreamworld amusement park -- when officials say there was a malfunction with a family ride called the "thunder rivers rapids." two people were thrown from the ride and two others were caught inside. staff at the theme park tried to help with first aid -- but all four died from their injuries. the victims are believed to be in their 30s or 40s. investigators are still trying to determine what caused the ride to malfunction. hospital ...after a british airways jet makes an emergency landing i

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. manhunt is expected to recover... the suspect - michael vance junior -- was later shot and killed during a shootout with a state trooper. police began searching for vance last week after authorities say he killed two family members and shot two police officers near oklahoma city -- then posted videos on facebook documenting his run from police. a violent weekend in chicago -- with at least 17 people killed and more than seven people under 20 years old. it continues what has been an incredibly violent year on the streets of chicago -- which has already seen more than 600 homicides in 2016. a possible bomb threat delaying a spirit airlines flight last night at fort lauderdale-hollywood international airport in florida... passengers say two men were escorted off after someone reported seeing one of the men writing a text message referring to a bomb. shortly after the messages were reported. the plane was checked and cleared

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orange theory fitness is coming to shorewood.the milwaukee business journal reports the group workout studio plans to open on oakland avenue by early next year.it'll be the company's sixth studio in the state with plans to open more in the milwaukee metro area. still ahead... why the chicago parks department has shut down then... a u-w madison student's solution for killing live at noon continues with a way to combat an invasive species found here in wisconsin. a u-w madison student says he's created a chemical-free cure to killing the troublesome killing the troublesome buckthorn. his solution is a heavy, black plastic bag that covers the stump and eventually kills the chicago parks shut off hundreds of water fountains because of high levels of lead. inspectors found the high levels in more than 450 fountains.most of them are outdoor drinking fountains. park officials plan to remove, replace or repair each one. they haven't figured out of the source of the lead contamination. city officials in miami, florida, are considering bats as a way to combat the zika virus.they may put a bat h

in-depth coverage of these stories and more, be sure to check out monday's edition of the corridor business journal. also in cedar rapids--a few non-profits have taken over operation overnight but this year there have been a few chan. changes.both the volunteers and non-profits agreed to split the overnight event into two work days.six non-profits are participating including metro catholic outreach.the non-profits executive director says she's grateful for geonetric's support. "just to have that backing and that support to make us do what we want to do for the community and not use our donor dollars to do it . so there are dollars from our donors that can go to what we do website which is really important to our clients to. it's just a blessing beyond belief both volunteers and the non- profits will work until midnight tonight.on friday they will give presentations of their finished products. iowa governor terry branstad is clarifying what he said earlier this week when he backed up donald trump who said he believes the 20-16 election could be rigged. rigged. "i can tell you, i know secretary of st

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and the palm springs officer wounded in a weekend shooting that killed two other officers is out of the hospital. a police statement says he was released sunday and is doing well. the officer was wounded during a domestic disturbance call saturday -- when a man suddenly pulled out a gun and began shooting. a 26-year-old man was eventually arrested after a long standoff -- he's expected to be charged tomorrow and could face the death penalty. pope francis is promoting 17- three americans -- who will officially become cardinals on november 19-th. they are two archbishops from the midwest - chicago and indianapolis.... as well as a bishop from dallas. two professors from massachusetts colleges will share the nobel prize in economics. oliver hart is a british economist --teaching at harvard university. and bengt holmstrom is a finnish economist -- teaching at m-i-t. holmstrom researched employment contracts... including those between c-e-os and t

according to "the denver business journal," keg logistic, which buys and leases to craft breweries, has bought atlas keg company. there's no word on the price, but it will have access to more than 1,000 customers across the u.s. and in the u.k. kegs are big business. >> yeah. th fest is about to get underway in denver, but the beer-related events are pouring. the museum celebrated tuesday night, hosting beers made by walking. what's more colorado than beers and hiking? beers were inspired by ingredients found on hikes and trails. some used fruit like apples, peaches, and plums. others added a local flare with lavender and pine needles. >> hmm, okay. >> it's probably a clean, fresh scent, wouldn't you imagine? [ laughter ] >> that's true. you would have nice breath after. >> clean, fresh breath afterward. >>> storm in the midwest, cool air from the northwest, and that's going to affect colorado's weather quite a bit here. we have some snow going on in the high terrain north of glenwood spring into the trappers lake area and will continue throughout the day. for us, sunny morning, clouds

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and police in oklahoma tracking down a gunman who killed two people last night along with shooting and wounding two police officers... authorities say michael vance ran after opening fire on two officers with an ak-47. police later found two bodies while searching for him. the officers were not seriously hurt. they believe he is wounded -- and still armed with the assault rifle. investigators still piecing together what led up to a deadly bus crash in palm springs, california... 13 into the back of a semi-truck early sunday. the california highway patrol says the bus was traveling so fast -- the semi-trailer entered about 15 feet into the bus. 44 people were on the the bus returning to los angeles from a casino. iraqi troops have fought their way into a pair of villages near mosul today -- as the offensive aimed at retaking the city from isis enters its second week. as the fighting reaches the city -- people living there and in surrounding ar

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. at least 22 people are dead after a building collapse in eastern china... rubble -- including a young girl who was protected from the debris by her parents. investigators are now working to figure out exactly what happened. torrance, calfornia under a "shelter-in- place" order early this morning after large flames were spotted coming from an oil refinery. more than 100-thousand people lost power after the flares were spotted ... the city sent an emergency notification -- warning people to shut all doors and windows, and to turn off air conditioners and air handling systems. people to prepare for hurricane conditions as tropical storm nicole intensifies as it approaches... the storm is expected to pass over the island early thursday as a category two hurricane... the national hurricane center says nicole was about 365 miles southwest of bermuda as of this morning -- with maximum sustained winds of 60 miles per hour. nicol

the business journal is reporting that the mall is working to get rocco's tacos and tequila bar in the space. a spokesperson says a tampa restaurant is in the work, but they could not identify a location. >>> dogs took over raymond james stadium yesterday and it was part of the you must love dog fest halloween. the money raised at the festival helped the humane society of pinellas county. >> alcides: we know couponing but what if you didn't have to spend a dime? it's time for those wonderful freebies. joining me this morning we have truecouponing.com kati kiefer. thanks for being with us. what do we got? what is it? >> the first thing is about a month ago i think it was we talked about freebies for babies. there was a kit from sam's club that you can get. >> alcides: anjuli, are you >> pay attention, girl. this is free even if you're not a member. you get a nice board book and wipes and i'll put them in my amusement park bag and a diaper. try out their items completely free. go to the sam's club website. >> last week was mcdonald's coffee and krispy kreme doughnuts. if you didn't get i

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to the it's time for your news and weather together. thousands of guns - confiscated by police or seized during buyback programs - are heading to the furnace. the n-y-p-d is preparing to melt all of these guns and recycle the metal. the weapons are destroyed twice a year to keep them out of the wrong hands. the national rifle assocation responded -- saying the guns should pipeline protesters in north dakota -- after they shut down part of a highway. law enforcement has made 16 arrests so far -- and are firing bean bags and pepper spray to disperse crowds. protesters, many of them native americans, don't want the pipeline... and they say they are maintaining peaceful protests. the morton county sheriff's department is also removing illegal roadblocks set up by protesters. more aftershocks are striking central italy, after two earthquakes hit the region wednesday. the largest quake was magnitude six- point-one. no injuries are reported -- but buildings are damaged and electricity is out. the quakes hit

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. two new jersey homes are gone after an explosion this morning... you can see the destruction left behind. called this morning about a gas leak... when they arrived -- they could reportedly hear a hissing sound and immediately evacuated the area. about 15 minutes later -- an explosion leveled two houses. at least 15 other homes and several cars were also damaged. so far there are no reports of serious injuries. hundreds of people in southern colorado are forced from their homes by a wildfire... pueblo county officials say everybody living in the town of valley are under evacuation orders. that's about 19-hundred people in total. the fire broke out yesterday -- and authorities decided to issue the order while escape routes are still passable. the fire has already destroyed at least seven buildings -- but no injuries have been reported. as hurricane matthew crosses haiti and sets its sights on cuba -- another storm is brewi

you can get the number to make those reservations -- and other stories in the milwaukee business journal. we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. a letter from a wells fargo employee suggests the bank's fake account problem as far back as 2007. this, of course, referring to the more than 2 million fake wells fargo accounts opened by bank employees without accout holders' knowledge. the letter was addressed to stumpf and warned of "unethical and illegal activity" inside wells fargo. it also warned of "routine deception and fraudulent exploitation of our clients." stumpf was not available for comment. president barack obama is preparing for the final state dinner of his presidc welcomed the prime minister of italy to the white house this morning. the white house has tapped famed italian-american chef mario batali, to serve up tonight's historic meal. gwen stefani will perform after the dinner. powerful super typhoon haima narrowing in on the philippines. residents are bracing for strong winds and heavy rains that could trigger landslid

for more information on these and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. the body of thailand's king is lying in the grand palace -- following a procession in the streets of bangkok. crowds in black, lining the road as the hearse of their king made its way past them. throne. the revered monarch died in a hospital thursday at the age of 88. he was considered a unifying force, in a country that was often divided. an impressive view of hurricane nicole over bermuda... nasa astronauts aboard the international space station recording this video. the i-s-s was in orbit 252-miles above the earth at the time. the storm hit bermuda with plenty of wind and rain -- but never officially made landfall. nicole pass moved out to sea thursday evening. one week after hurricane matthew battered the east coast -- the death toll rises again. at least 30 people have been killed in the u-s -- 22 now confirmed dead in north carolina. historic flooding has slowly swamped the eastern part of the state -- washing out

the business journal is reporting that two locations are hosting grand open had a store within tampa city limits since 2009. the toys "r" us stores in the bay area are lot inside brandon, north lakeland, citrus park and also, they have one in the wesley chapel area. the citrus park location, by the way s new while the others were renovated. >>> and coming up on abc action news at 6, we have exclusive video posted moments before a horrific crash that killed five encouraged this. >> and plus, both candidates weighing in on a scare involving mike pence, the . >>> new at 6, breaking developments. a look inside the car that caused a deadly chain-reaction crash. the driver speeding topping 100 miles an hour and that crash just minutes later killing five people, including two children. now calls to change this social media app with fears it promotes dangerous driving. >> and plus, a warning before you send your children to the bus stop today. the story that one child is telling about a suspicious man

they have been named sports business journal's sports team of the year. >>> why would apple add a second screen to its new mac books? we have the story coming up. >> plus, one car maker is ready to sell you a fully autonomous car. we will tell you what it takes to machine that does all the driving for you. >>> keep many mind, this year's heart walk is coming up in november. now is the time to join stacie schaible's team. fuccillo kia is generously matching the first $50,000 we raise. this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. whether it's protecting social security and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. i am patrick murphy and i approve this message because i'll never stop working for you. >> on wall street today, the dow dropped 40 points. the s&p was down almost three points and the nasdaq, down four. >>> well, tesla's auto pilot feature is taking a huge step forward. from now on, every tesla car will be c

washington business journal reports the delay to next year could favor virginia over prince george's and fairfax county are courting the fbi with its prize 11,000 employees. retired maryland senator could fight for prince george's county next year. if hillary clinton does win. but vice presidential candidate tim kaine could fight for virginia. >>> the battle to recapture iraq's second largest city is now in its second week. they fought their way into a pair of villages, about 5 miles from mosul today. u.s. officials say an unprecedented wave of air strikes is targeting isis forces surrounding mosul. about 5,000 are still believed to be inside the city itself. the u.n. says it unable to provide humanitarian and medical assistance to besieged area of eastern aleppo. because security isn't being guaranteed. fighting began near aleppo after a pause to allow people to leave the city. the peace ended without anyone the sick and wounded and family members. >>> a woodbridge, virginia taxi driver pleaded guilty today, to helping a friend join isis. mahmoud alassan. travel intended to travel t

for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. the man accused of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey appeared in detonating bombs last month in seaside park, new jersey... and in new york's chelsea neighborhood. the new york explosion injured 29 people. no one was hurt in the new jersey blast. rahami will be appeared in court via skype from his hospital bed. he was wounded in shootout with police when they arrested him. the people of thailand are in mourning today after the death of their beloved king. king bhumibol adulyadej reigning monarch...at 88- years-old, he had served 70 years on the throne -- and the entire country held him in almost legendary regard. his death comes as thailand remains under military rule following a coup in 20-14... hurricane nicole hitting bermuda today as a category three hurricane... with sustained winds around 125 miles per hour. the storm had strengthened to a category 4 storm late last night -- but it was expected to bring

the bolts have been nominated for sports business journal sports team of the year rod. >> all right paul, that's a great honor. thank you sir. we appreciate it. paul ryan live in the tampa news center tonight. >>> when you have been cheated, when you need help, she's on your side. better call behnken. >> and tonight, we have another round of questions for behnken. shannon joins me now of one you see a lot. i saw this one working >> absolutely. it is probably in the top three of all the complaints we get. we are talking about complaints from people who purchase used cars or used car from a dealer, usually a small operation only to drive off the lot and have it break down. sammy in tampa says i purchased a vehicle and it seems like the man took me for a ride and i need your help. john has a similar problem with the 2006 model. my transmission and i got it back a few weeks ago. i was in tampa ubers and at a light, it sounded like it was going to stall, then it jumped and then it was stuck in first gear. i keep getting the run around. these are not just junk car dealers. we have complaints o

one contractor in sharon told the boston business journal that amazon told the company to fire up to 40 drivers based on its background check policy. the lawyers committee for civil right and economic justice has sent a letter to amazon for more information. race, ethnicity, or religion. >> the boston bruins will hit the ice without their captain. he was hurt at the end of the practice on tuesday. the puck drops tonight at 7:00 p.m. it looks like we will wish them luck for that. good thing they don't deal with the weather. they are inside. >> never any forecast except the winter classic that happens every now and then around january. we have fog, clouds, focusing in on what is bearing down on bermuda. this is category 4. hurricane nicole. it is moving towards the north-northeast at 15 miles per hour. they are already feeling some tropical storm and hurricane-force winds and some rain. this is headed right for them. the center of this is about 85 morning. by 2:00 this afternoon it is weakening and moving away from bermuda, but quite a storm surge. about six to 8 feet above normal high

in-depth coverage of these stories and more, be sure to check out monday's edition of the corridor business journal. it was a sticky situation today in central city. city.the eastern iowa honor flight stopped by central city schools to receive a donation. the elementary, middle and high schools competed against each other to raise money to support the organization. whoever raised the most money won.however- the losing during lunch. "to have fun with kids in school is important and you focus on academics but there's also the part where we get to make a difference and things that are bigger than us. so i'm more than happy to do the most money one but who are lost have to be duct taped to a wall. >> it is fun to -- it is important to have fun. but there is also a part that we get to make different. things bigger than us. and so i am more than happy to do stuff like this. it is fun and fun for the kids and community. we raise money for a good to national war memorials.the schools dollars. in the race for the white house- hillary clinton is now pulling ads that were supposed to air on stations in florid

our partners at the denver business journal say the comple is the second most expensive complex in the country to be sold this year. the only one to top it is in manhattan. experts say 15 years ago no investment group would have invested 100 million on a single property in denver let alone 350 million. the breakers sold then for $230,000 for each unit. >> unbelievable. >>> two big shows headed to denver won't hit the stage until well into next year. still coloradans are getting jovi will be at pepsi center march 14th. tickets will be on sale next week. faith hill is going back on tour with tim mcgraw august 1st at pepsi center. those tickets, too, go on sale next week. >>> hey, ryan, i can still smell the haze and smoke in the air kind of evident over the city from that prescribed burn in commerce city today at rocky mountain arsenal. i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. we're tracking the wind which took most of the afternoon to disperse that smoke and haze out of the area. as a matter of fact, we do have a picture of that controlled burn up there in the commerce city area that did create