the owner says running karma caf? has confirmed his belief that people want to do good. >> even if people are homeless or struggling, they still want to contribute or pay what they can. >> he says sunday's arlene. but it says the reason why he continues to do is to give people a safe place where they can eat a warm meal and not feel intimidated by the little things like the cost of. i've heard of a taxicab driver actually doing that. for both lost. >> still ahead tonight -- y tonight's broncos game versus the chiefs means so much for denver's playoff aspirations. >> plus, the cu football team is going to the past 12 championship game. how the team is reacting after winning the tenth game of the for the week ahead -- a lot of snow will be following in the high country. just what they need for the ski industry. not what they need to travel to get back home. loveland pass is now closed. they are worried about an avalanche threat. they'll pass is pretty bad. they'll pass is pretty bad. vail pass is open for travel big sto

down in australia he was able to raise him a $1,600 with a caf? go find me pet campaigns that h the good thing is they don't have dutra and their he's the guy that goes in there that will pay for anything. >> i am the vulture though i'll pick stuff like that but i'll pay for it just in time for the holiday season a group of more than 600 people are now breaking a record they got together at the mall of america to make some music record for the largest handbell choir performance tennis was on hand it to verify it all and helps kick off the salvation's army and annual campaign fox 31 we are proud to be partnering with the salvation army during salvation army during the season of getting giving at 1130 tomorrow myself along with jeremy hubbard will be there ringing bells as part of the salvation army kettle drive musket over to greg now before he starts >> you did take viewers the resident nothing from the worst i'll pay you for those letter. >> and you know where paying and snow apparently here we did it but we had a pretty good that we still do for

the owner says running, caf? has really confirmed his belief that people want to do good. >> even if people are homeless or struggling, they still want to contribute or pay what they can. >> he says some days are lean. but the reason why he continues to do it, is to give people a safe place where they can eat a warm meal and not feel intimidated by the little things, like the cost. the weather is turning a fall like. the mountains having some heavy snowfall. we have a couple on and off chances of snowfall throughout the day tuesday, thursday and friday. we will take whatever we can get. we are about 1 foot behind average. we assume if you're watching this, you did not care about the broncos too much. they did lose a last-second field goal in overtime. we all like to place blame -- [ inaudible ] that was way too long of a kick. that put kansas city in a really sports zone is coming up next. >> will come to into the sunday sport zone. an amazing, crazy game out of mile high as the broncos go down in defeat in the m

changes to the, including food to be featured in a new caf? next summer. i had left a bit and said that we are cleveland, i would change my name to if you asked me because were in the rock hall. a >> it is still any last year drawing half a millionn almost all of them from out of town with the economic impact of $100 million. this is an important piece with a;nare and shop. >> with some unique pieces of music history including thehe j mellencamp exhibit, they cannot an think of a war in a place to ge married.t >> we met here and thought that we should get married here is a great video we're having our ceremony in the same spot where we met. at the renovations you expect to see, a new ticketing system online easier, new sounds and lighting

. >> , caf? -- the owner says he doesn't want you to feel obligated to pay for your food, just what you think you should pay. >> the cap asserted three years ago at a downtown growers market and since then it has grown from a food stand to a food truck and there are absolutely no prices on the menu. the cost is left in the hands of the customers. the owner says running, caf? has really confirmed his belief that people want to do good. >> even if people are homeless or struggling, they still want to contribute or pay what they can. next he says sunday's arlene. but it sees as the reason he continues to do it is to give people a safe place where they can eat a warm meal and not feel intimidated by the little costs tomorrow looks cool and the wind will continue. as you get the kiddos ready for school will be mostly in the 30s. the wind will kick in a little bit more to keep us a little tuesday is a chance for snowfall. 30 degrees will be the high. we need snow wherever we can get it. >> the broncos

not on at the time in the light was a loose five for 40 seconds and he is -- they hope to open a new caf?. we need to be ready to go for the next 20 yearss impressed. 4:37 a.m. weather and traffic just ahead.d. how a chance meeting with hillary made one woman's extra welcome back. it is veterans day. moon will see it on facebook and twitter to know the gravity of does not cost issues.ss vicious in the name of the moon. is moving through lake michigan front like we've talked about israel limited. we are only looking at borderline conditions.s. sr going to be a major issue. we mentioned that northwind will be a six-hour window and then id this continues our overall pattern that we've had enough for the last several weeks high pressure experience keeps us dry was a time clock at the bottom that should continue through thursday as you look aheadtha the storm systems get strongersr we will have another hunter and thanksgiving week's weather with a good movie another hour use caution as you are opening and up onto the innerup belt bridge is don't forget about someday work today will start righ

three years later, the caf? is getting an official accommodation from the state for all they do to help veterans. >> you think about the freed , the election we just had, we take these things for granted. toya: you can visit the caf? near 35th and wisconsin avenue. patrick: some tense moments inside the operating room. >> what do we need to know an order to do our jobs and not simply the mechanics? >> we are not being mechanics. toya: a critical surgery brings richard on an all-new "grey's anatomy" at 7:00. that's followed by "notorious" at 8:00 and "how to get away with murder" at 9:00. then we are back here for 12 news at 10:00. patrick: i think mark has a picture he wants to share. toya: there is a lot to unbundle here. mark: i really wanted to wear this into work. we are closing in on christmas. i was at boston store because they have the event going on and i was there to try and other things. why not? toya: stunning. mark: let's talk about the here and now. warm temperatures, 56 at 6:00. the average high is

the caf is staffed with four paid employees and a handful of volunteers. they serve breakfast and lunch five days a week. supervisor susan narbutt teaches the essentials. narbutt says "the basics from washing your hands, putting on gloves, wearing hairnets, how to slice, prep and keep food separated. " the catering business received its certification and passed inspection from the department of health. now they're able to serve the outside community just like any other restaurant. shorthouse says "it's like working a real job. you work with other people. i like preparing food, working the register. the whole opportunity is very nice. " su bridge: terry's cafe went live on grubhub on monday. for the first time, anyone within a two-mile radius can order from here. their goal is to keep growing and expand their service area. dent says my favorite thing to do is the meatball parms and paninis. i master everything goldfarb says "i l cutting the lettuce, workings with other people and taking my mind off the problems " it's a rewarding job for chef bill harold. h

caf?s played forecast on sunday morning although castro himself resected the catholic church in 1959. fidel has a lot to do with that he take love and hate very personal. many leaders are cautioning against the idea of romanticizing the image of fidel in a romantic figure if you we're are being driven off the island hundreds of thousands were down gone up to its there is a second day of nine days of state and pose national morning while here my emma little havana being celebrations continue in the streets there is a great sense of hope that fidel castro's death will trigger faster change on the island of cuba and also great satisfaction that the generations of cuban-americans in exile outlasted fidel. in miami fox news. are restaurant without prices simply pay what we want for your meal why some say it's a great concept for the community plus an extra special homecoming over the thanksgiving holiday at hopkins international airport involved a familiar face take a look it doesn't matter how

fox's jodi goldberg has the it's a busy day at terry's caf. narbutt says "we have three catering orders. one was going to education, the other a bagel order for human resources and the other is a cookie order for 1p. " nat the take-out restaurant run through the organization free, a nonprofit in old bethpage, provides training for adults with disabilities. the caf is staffed with four paid employees and a handful of volunteers. they serve breakfast and lunch five days a week. supervisor susan narbutt teaches the essentials. narbutt says "the basics from washing your hands, putting on gloves, wearing hairnets, how to slice, prep and keep food separated. " the catering business received its certification and passed inspection from the nassau county department of health. now they're able to serve the outside community just like any other restaurant. shorthouse says "it's like working a like preparing food, working the register. the whole opportunity is very nice. " su bridge: terry's cafe went live on grubhub on monday. for the first time, anyone

revamped museum store with new products and changes are coming wi, in the summer they w open a new caf? featuring the taste of f renowned cleveland chefs. it is a major drop attractingow half million people last year, by $100 million. >> it was time for a refresh, we needed to transform to be ready for the next 20 years and. you can expect a revamped ticketing system to make buying tickets online easier. and newew lighting and sound man accused of planting bombs i reared in court. o they said that ahmad khan rahami leftie pipe bomb azzam ahmed racecourse in the garden statete along with two pressure cookers in manhattan including one injured 30,o the also see several other explosive devices after capturing them during the , ept one officer dead and anot injured after a domestice disp began at 3:00 a.m. they glided home, he opened fire hitting them,ti they enter the home found the suspect and a pregnant woma dead from gunshot wounds of the trying to determine why he ambushed them.s franklin county coroner says economist police officer shot aa 13-year-old boy three times, running when he

raygun and the early bird coffee caf. more will be coming. market at the mount will be one of the spots. that's an annual market. it's coming up december 10th at the rec center. many of us are rushing to get ready for tomorrow's big thanksgiving dinners. but not everyone has a place to go for thanksgiving. so today, some of them enjoyed turkey and all the fixin's at the cedar rapids salvation army. as the wind fog worries. there is a weak disturbance that rolls through thursday night into friday morning. this could bring some flurries, but nothing that will have any major travel impacts. saturday remains dry with low pressure heading back into the state on sunday bringing a shower a happy thanksgiving. tonight: cloudy. wind: nw 5-15. low: 32 tomorrow: cloudy and cool. wind: w 5-10 high: 40 tom. night: chance of flurries or light snow, mainly north. wind: se 5-10. low: 31 north. high: 41 low: 31 saturday: mostly cloudy. high: 47 low: 30 sunday: chance of showers, mainly afternoon. high: 47 low: 35 monday: chance of showers. high: 45 low: 34 hi

the chef of the sweet home caf? inside of the museum of african american history. >> it just takes a fraction of a second. that split-second that you are not thinking or not there, it's chaos. kimberly: he recommends not to rush, plan cooking time, and recruit extra hands to always be fire, she is still recovering and lucky to be alive. >> attend your cooking. never step away from your cooking. you don't know what could happen. kimberly: some deep fryers without temperature controls can eat up -- can heat up to combustion without even the turkey. kitchen when they are cooking. at least have timers. jonathan: an important alert for toyota owners, the automaker issued a major recall, recalling more than 700,000 sienna minivans made between 2011 and 2016. there is a problem with the latch and the vehicle sliding doors can open while the vehicle deaths. toyota is working on a fix and plan to notify owners of the problem this january. michelle: if you need 7 on your side, reach out to us, 1-866-23 6-3401, or email tips@w

then, they'll be at newton's caf in waterloo at 2:30. senator joni ernst will join them. some people in eastern iowa are getting letters pressuring them to vote, and one couple is not happy about it. the progressive turnout project sent a letter to samuel and election. samuel says they spent that week in the hospital because his wife was in a car accident involving a semi. the couple says they don't like the negative assumption. "i was just upset, and sad that they would be pointing to people not knowing why the vote was missed." the progressive turnout project says the letters aren't meant to make people feel bad, but they do get people to the polls. follow us on social media for updates all day-- and share your voting experience with the hashtag i-a votes. when the polls close at nine-- join us on facebook live. and don't miss a special edition of the t-v nine news at 10. we'll have live reports of key races across the state. today, fellow officers, family, and friends will attend the funeral for one of the officers killed last week in the des moines area. des moines po

then, they'll be at newton's caf in waterloo at 2:30. senator joni ernst will join them. updates all day-- and share your voting experience with the hashtag i-a votes. when the polls close at nine-- join us for facebook live. and don't miss a special edition of the t-v nine news at 10. we'll have live reports of key races across the state. let's check in with weather and meteorologis t chris havely? chris, how long are these temps going to stick with us? conditions will continue under mostly clear skies. a cold front will start to impact our weather on monday, but only in the form of slowly increasing clouds. there is only a small chance for a shower or sprinkle as the front makes its way through the area monday night. behind the front for tuesday and wednesday, expect slightly cooler temperatures in the 50s. we'll still be running above normal, but it will feel more like november. skies will stay mostly sunny to partly cloudy. 17-year-old girl out of cedar rapids. someone last saw mckenna brockmeyer early friday morning at the burger king wearing a blue sweatshirt and bl

you stopped coming to the caf?. >> rand. we have to talk. >> but you loved my coffee. >> let's just say i found something better. ? >> can he make it rich? >> mm-hmm. >> hot and iced? >> ah! >> how about an iced layered latte? >> [ chuckles ] >> who is this coffee maestro? >> me. with my ninja coffee bar, i can choose a single cup or a carafe of hot, rich coffee, plus iced coffee and specialty brews. rand, you need a coffee. >> announcer: the ninja coffee bar. the best coffeehouse in town is now on your countertop.

lafitte's dimly lit -- you're over here, dear. ...at madame lafitte's dimly lit bourbon street caf?. jeffrey, the bar is over here. loretta, you come over here. yvonne, you make your entrance up center, please. up center, okay. now remember, this is new orleans, 1955. there are a lot of people around, gambling, drinking. and dancing? oh, yes, dancing, having a lot of fun. now, loretta speaks first. [ as mae west ] what do you want to order, gambling man? [ clears throat ] bring me a ragin' cajun. that's a jigger of gin, a jigger of vodka, a shot of yak juice, and something to hold onto! yee-ha! coming right up, big boy. thelma, mr. nicholson has a note here about alcoholic beverages. he's afraid that some people will find it objectionable. well...well, what is eugene supposed to order, perfect. perfect. [ jamaican accent ] hey, yo, mon, i'd rather make a ragin' cajun. okay. all right, i'll change it. i'll change that. read on, willona. okay, okay. [ french accent ] eugene, mon ch?ri amour, where is your little girlfriend from chicago? huh? look here, madame lafoot -- oh. lafitte, laf

kathy: you can visit the troop caf? weekdays near 35th and wisconsin avenue. harley davidson is honoring veterans. joyce: patrick is looking ahead. patrick: harley davidson is offering free entry to the museum for all active military, veterans, and their families. the veterans appreciation event starts tomorrow at 10:00 in the morning. the deal lasts through sunday. you will have to show a valid military or veteran's id. the motor bar and restaurant also offers a military discount. head start on your christmas shopping. the packers' pro shop is offering a black friday sale tomorrow and saturday. there will be discounts on clothes, tailgating gear along with ornaments and decorations. and potawatomi is already thinking about new years eve. general admission tickets go on sale at noon. a ticket includes parking, coat check, party favors and a complimentary champagne toast. the party is new years eve starting at 8:00 p.m. kathy: it is already a happy and emotional time of year. joyce: meet one family that just got a little bigger. kathy:he congratulates the cleve

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karma caf officially opened for business this past week. david wade mccullough "we'll be open six days a week". soyoung kim "the owner says it's thanks to people who believed in this vision that allowed him to get to this point." david wade mccullough "we've been volunteering mostly for three years to get it up and off the ground."not just the employees... but the loyal customers who have been there since the beginning. luke resnick "my family has since they started".who also believed in karma caf's mission. sidni lamb "it's a concept of taking care of each other."david says running karma cafe and food karma has really confirmed his belief that people want to do good. david wade mccullough "most people are fair and honest and want to contribute"and has found that generosity is relative. david wade mccullough "even if people are say homeless of struggling, they still want to contribute or pay what they can."he says some day a continues to do it -- is very simple. david wade mccullough "giving people a place, a safe place where they can come

the million dollar plan to improve the entrance was approved in march calls were a new outdoor caf?, along with improved lighting, concert stag and loudspeakers the new outdoo spaces to accommodate about 3,000, the ceremony will begin wildfires in north carolina, the latest on what is fanned th urging them to remain indoors after a fire at a forme steel plant,t, roof collapsed a they try to put out the flames yesterday, nobody was inside it burned for more than 12 hours before they were able to contai a worker changingng light bulbs dropped one on some cardboard lighting the fire. >> evacuations taking place in five carolina counties as 20 wildfires continued to burn, an look at them from space. a drought has been blamed, and burninge bans have been established throughout region. once conjoined twins separated last are doing much better, they wer joined at the top of their heads, they underwent a 27 hour surgery to separate them, they're now s breathing on thei own, the dr. hopes that they will be able tor do the hospit for a rehab center in a few weeks. black friday because day for

responsibility for the attackst of ever 13, 2015 killing 130 at several locations including a popular caf? in the national soccer stadium, harrisisin paused to remember the victims yesterdaya with the sermon outside the bataclan theater. lit dozens of paper lanterns then place them in a canal to float away. >> six years after accused of rape in four years after he went into hiding, julian assange > these questions of a. >> liquorice founder has been in the ecuadorian embassy in london since 2012. he sought asylum to avoid extradition to sweden on rape chargesa by two women. today prosecutors interviewed him asking them for a dna sample. claims that she isch part of the plan to get him extradited to the us to espionage charges. keeping close tabs on stories including the loss that is felt across the journalism world. >> lou maglio joins us. pbs says veteran journalist glenn iphone died after a battle with cancer. she was host of the pbs she may the switch to tv working for nbc news in pbs or shaking the first woman to co- anchor and nightly news program. she also moderated two vice preside

by summer, they pl open a new caf? featuring the attracting half a million people last year, he said that had ar $107 million economic impact. it is now 21 years old, it was time for a refresh to be said that were not just going t refresh we need to transform an be ready for the next 20 years and what better time when cleveland is risingye other renovations you can expect new ticketing system to make it easier to buy tickets online, a new sound and lighting system here on the plaza.. >> looking at the shot behind her, it is a climb on the letters at your own risk kind o thingim or two they said, g ahead, take photos much like t other signs we have seen around military mom from cleveland isr raising money to help veterans returning from walter crumono everyday 22 veterans take their own lives2 and many more struggle with ptsd, and other brain injuries. after harry stores of war in close calls,s, she founded me that all saints projectct to raise money for clinics that help veterans cope when returning fromt overseas work

first broke that castro had died, it turned into somethinghi of a street party right here in front of caf? versailles, which is the well-known gathering place for cuban-americans. this weekend more than 3,000 people celebrated peacefully. [horns honking] >> this is it.t. the icon is gone. hopefully everything is going to change. >> reporter: fernando hernandez was one of 14,000 children who came to the u.s. between 1960 and 1962 during operation pedro pan. fearing castro, parents sent them here hoping life would be better. >> i am eternally grateful to my parents for putting me on my plane to come here. i am very happy about that. >> reporter: for some cuban- americans, like chuny montanero, castro's death is bitter sweet. her exiled mother didn't live to see the day. >> i am happy and i came to >> reporter: it is so personal for these people we've spoken to in that it's bringing up theseg old, painful memories. the crowds we saw over the weekend are gone, the roads are open again, but, charlie, we're hearing that cuban exiles are planning what's being called massive pro democracy rally f

for the couple of hours it takes while there is a stranger in your house doing a new mexico avenue caf? has dished it prices on the menu hoping that human decency will be enough to keep it in business, cafe patient open for business this week inspired by restaurant during his travels down under p said he wanted to try the same philosophy in the states he says most people are fair and contribute and customers like it they say they like the concept of taking care of each other. strength when it comes to testing. welcome back. developing story as fbi police raid several area gas stations stop. fbi stations jessica dill has more. fbi is keeping a tightlipped, there were multiple agents and the gas stations throughout the area today , they were rating three different gas stations, the first was gas you a say as west 117 and belaire road, tanks to test the gas from the ground outside, also at the sunoco gas station on east 55th, another was at the gasway gas station at bel air and jasper hearing word that there were even more gas stations being rated that do no have those locations, fbi spok

here to get a taste of changes includin foodod from some of our local chefs to be featured in a new caf? next summer . essay, were, the rock hall is still a main attraction at 21, last yearo and through half a million, almost all of them from out of town people come here they spend money and they stay in hotels and shopnd with unique pieces of music history including the jus openednc john mellencamp exhibi they cannot think of a better place to get married. we met here and get married here it is a great venuet were going to have our ceremony in the same spot that we mett. and other changes can expect, a new ticketing system to make buying tickets online easier. new lighting and sound system o the plaza.. still ahead, the i-team dives tomorrow is veterans day and with a special program, a documentary that puts a face to these better to soldiers who fight for freedom, following veterans as they share their struggles after serving.s it air saturday at 5:00 p.m. on fox 8. is a great day for local veterans who got the keys to th new car. progressive insurance donated the newly refurbished ve

the historic for al of us. 1941: el cortez hotel & casino officially opens with a casino, restaurant, caf, floor show and 59 rooms. these "vintage rooms" are still open and available to hotel guests looking for an authentic and historic experience. " 1945: bugsy siegel, meyer lansky, gus greenbaum and moe sedway buy t property from marion hicks and j. kell houssels for $600,000. " late 1940s: hicks and houssels regain ownership of the el cortez. " 1963: jackie gaughan purchases el cortez for $4 million. 50 rooms are added atop the new attached parking garage on once the hotel's tower was built in 1980, jackie gaughan would live in one of its penthouse suites until his death in 2014 and was known to be on the casino floor almost daily - especially in the poker room playing with customers. a las vegas legend, gaughan owned or had a stake in a number of other las vegas hotels including the flamingo, plaza, golden nugget, las vegas club, gold spike, western hotel and showboat. " 1974: gaughan purchases and remodels the ogden house, a property across the street- adding these rooms to the el co

then, they'll be at newton's caf in waterloo at 2:30. senator joni ernst will join them. stay with t-v9 on election night. follow us on social media for updates all day-- and share your voting experience with the hashtag i-a votes. when the polls close at nine-- join us on facebook live. and don't miss a special edition of key races across the state. in south carolina, police have found another body on the property of an accused serial killer. now investigators say todd kohlepp may have committed murders in other states, dating back more than a decade. abc's janai norman reports. investigators in south carolina could be dealing with a serial killer. while investigating the suspect accused of holding a woman captive, officials say todd kohlhepp dropped a bombshell confession about a 13-year-old cold case. ...allegedly admitting he gunned down four people in 2003. sot - judge: "sir, just understanding the family is here, anything you wish to say at this time?" kohlhepp: "not at this time, sir." kohlhepp is charged with kidnapping kala brown who disappeared in august along w

includes preconstruction survey of the existing condition of the hotel triton and other wine bar and caf e in the building to make sure the conditions are understood. repair back to existing conditions and monitor of construction and demolition of noise and vibration. we also seek a prohibition on construction and actirfbty before 8 a.m. as well as weekends. we would ask there be community lias onthat givs updates and coordinate special events to minimize disruption at the hotel and wine bar and cafe. in addition, we would ask the construction mitigation measures includes noise suppression device only construction equipment, temporary barriers to baffle nysas well as expedited construction after framing each floor. finally, we request staging for demnition and construction occur on the sutter side of the project site and that truck movement limited as they are under improvement measure under the previous negative declaration. we also believe that the increased setback on the 6th floor is more consistent with the conservation district overall and reduce shadows, building massing and [inau

then, they'll be at newton's caf in waterloo at 2:30. senator joni ernst will join them. some people in eastern iowa are getting letters pressuring them to vote, and one couple is not happy about it. the progressive turnout project sent a letter to samuel and joann dillon shaming them for missing the 20-12 because his wife was in a car accident involving a semi. the couple says they don't like the negative assumption. "i was just upset, and sad that they would be pointing to people not knowing why the vote was missed." the progressive turnout project says the letters aren't meant to make people feel bad, but they do get people to the polls. stay with t-v nine on election night. share your voting experience with the hashtag i-a votes. when the polls close at nine-- join us on facebook live. and don't miss a special edition of the t-v nine news at 10. we'll have live reports of key races across the state. today, fellow officers, family, and friends will attend the funeral for one of the officers killed last week in the des moines area. des moines police sergeant tony bemini

then, they'll be at newton's caf in waterloo at 2:30. senator joni ernst will join them. a look at your first alert back into the 60-65 range. the difference between today and the past four days will be an increase in cloud coverage as the day goes on. however, due to excess dry air in place, there remains little to no chance of rain tonight with our frontal passage. it'll turn us a bit coolef with upper 50s likely, though we'll bounce right back to the 60s on thursday. a fairly decent cool-down will just graze the area friday and saturday, but will push our temperatures down to seasonal levels for the first time this month. in terms of additional precipitation, there really isn't much at all until early there is no typical day. there's nothing typical about making movies. i'm victoria alonso and i'm an executive producer at marvel studios. we are very much hands on producers. if my office becomes a plane or an airport the surface pro is perfect, fast and portable but also light. you don't do 14 hours a day 7 days a week for decades if you don't feel it in your heart. adv

the owner of the early bird caf says the move just made sense. plan on another decent november some fog around, especially in river valleys and wide open areas. be advised that visibility could change rapidly on the commute given the shallow nature of the fog, and you are reminded to keep yourself visible with low beam headlights. plan on highs the next 48 hours will be wild in terms of temperatures. 70s are likely tomorrow in most areas with a free-fall in temperatures around midday friday. we will likely wake up friday morning in the 60s. do not be fooled by this, as temperatures should drop to around 40 by 6pm. the weekend continues to look chilly with possible. mostly sunny. wind: se 5-15. high: 62 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15. low: 49 tomorrow: partly cloudy, mild, and breezy. wind: s 15-25. high: 72 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: s 10-20. low: 60 thanks kaj. plan on another decent november day. like yesterday, there may be some fog around, espe areas. be advised that visibility could change rapidly on the commute given the shallo

this australian zoo delighted with the cafs progress. what a great video. see all of the top videos right here on abc 15. of the day. are you ready for this election to be over? most of you say they cannot come fast enough. you have 21 percent to say, i'm going to have withdrawals. >> as we come up on the 12:00 our let's recap. a deadly morning on valley freeways. troopers looking for a truck and trailer who fled the scene. a us -- on the loop 101 it was completely closed for a time because of the deadly crash involving 3 vehicles. accused of killing his girlfriend trying to make it look like a suicide. and they questioned him initially told them the woman pulled out a gun and shot herself. but they got into a fight about him cheating. >>> hoping to alleviate the long lines 3 emergency polling locations are open in tucson. none were opened in maricopa county. polls open up tomorrow morning at 6 am. the now arizona. >> more election talk. >> the election is causing stress. what we can do to help you alleviate the election related anxiety. also how some peopl

karma caf officially opened for business this past week. the owner says he was inspired by a restaurant he saw during his travels. so he brought the same philosophy back to albuquerque three years ago. and what started as a pop-up stand...quickly grew. the restaurant is open six days a week. the owner also says he still plans to run his food cart during the summer. a new set of wheels for a teenager can be a ticket to a 19- year-old from texas. austin griffin was left paralyzed after a car accident... but it's not stopping the teen from reaching his dream to play professional basketball... and now he can, with some new equipment. his donated wheelchair costs more than 4-thousand dollars. and it's giving him the ability to do something he thought he might never do again. and griffin's teammates say he hasn't lost his touch... "when i came out here for the first time, it took me two or three months to really find my shot and start making layu draining them. making it look easy." griffin hopes to join a pro league but says college ball is the

then, they'll be at newton's caf in waterloo at 2:30. senator joni ernst will join them. some people in eastern iowa are getting letters pressuring them to vote, and one couple is not happy about it. the progressive turnout project sent a letter to samuel and joann dillon shaming them for missing the 20-12 election. samuel that week in the hospital because his wife was in a car accident involving a semi. the couple says they don't like the negative assumption. "i was just upset, and sad that they would be pointing to people not knowing why the vote was missed." the progressive turnout project says the letters aren't meant to make people feel bad, but they do get people to the polls. stay with t-v nine on election night. follow us on social media for share your voting experience with the hashtag i-a votes. when the polls close at nine-- join us on facebook live. and don't miss a special edition of the t-v nine news at 10. we'll have live reports of key races across the state. today, fellow officers, family, and friends will attend the funeral for one of the officers killed

today in milwaukee, you can donate new winter coats and get a bowl of chili at the grand re-opening of caf? hollander on downer. the restaurant is opening back up after renovations and to celebrate is holding a coat drive for the silver spring neighborhood center. you can drop off your donations area non-profit groups say donations of warm coats are down, in part because of the warm weather we saw this fall. volunteers at catholic charities in milwaukee say they only have about 1/3 of what they normally have in mid-november. volunteers say the warmer weather didn't get people thinking about donating coats. other local charities are seeing the same thing, including saint ben's, a ministry that provides meals six days a week. the group is putting out the callhe >> we need those winter coats hats scarves mittens they come to our doors in the afternoons and ask for those things. we hate to tell them no when it turns cold. thema: leaders at catholic charities say they need boys and men's coats the most. they say they usually get plenty of coats for little girls. the green bay packers are on the

this is a live look from oakland caf marching through the streets.. similar scenes are playing out in several other major u.s. cities right now -- this was the similar scene tonight in chicago.. but the protests started earlier today. ted perry is here with that. brad and steph - donald trump and president barack obama will meet at white house tomorrow. and despite the divisive race - both - have been calling for celebrating... donald trump's election is also sparking protests... nats in california's bay area wednesday more than a thousand high school students...walking out of classes -- along with a number of their teachers - chanting - quote - "not our president" this, after a night of tense dina says: "because we were so close to having our first ever woman president and we have a guy that is a white nationalist ." in downtown oakland, california protesters took to the streets... some smashing storefront windows... and setting garbage and tires on fire. elsewhere from oregon...to chicago... to outside the white house...crowds gathered to voice oppo

. >> sarah: they faced off at a caf? in the north end. kayla spinnished in 1:55, but she spilled the cup at the end. bri finished with a time of 2:45. here. >> christa: here are the results. bri wins it getting 89% of the vote. bri's record is 2-1. they went with quality over speed on this o you're well on your way to becoming the official 7news barista. >> sarah: exactly. next week bri is going up against olympian abby dag see know in a sneaker showdown. so who runs away with the win? you'll have the watch on monday to decide and vote. >> christa: she's brave going up against all these olympians. >> sarah: but she gets her picture with all these gold medal, gets to feel them and put them on. >> christa: so cool. 5 which:25. the back bay. what investigators are learning about the moments before the chain-reaction crash. >> sarah: plus is ridesharing fair? the concerning study that says not everyone may be getting a fair ride. dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a

wild caf on second and short. breaks loose. he has speed. 61-yard score. 7-0 stanford.n kris, 19 of 26. 258 yards and three touchdowns. 61 hits to whiteside. he had 166 yards receiving. 21-0 cardinals. justin herbert able to get his team on the board right before the end of the quarter. johnny munt breaks a tackle. he goes 41 yards. 21-6 ballgame. but stanford extends their lead in the second quarter. kris, 7-yard toss to michael rachter. 31-6 cardinals. mc caffery, who had 131 yards, three tds the first half. a 14-yard run here. to the thirty quarter after an oregon turnover. kris hit as he throws. connects again for the 15-yard touchdown. stanford wings big, 52-27, improving to 7-3. sharks and lightning in tampa. first period, he springs him with the pass. initially stopped by ben bishop, but three players crash into the net. check it out. the puck ends up inside. after a long replay review they will call it a goal. 1-0 sharks. there was no doubt about the goal later in the period. chris tierney fights for the puck. finds tommy wingels in front of the net. wingels wit

wild caf on second and short. he has speed. 61-yard store. 7-0 stanford.n kris, 19 of 26. 258 yards and three touchdowns. 68 yards here. whiteside with 168 yards receiving. 21-0 cardinals. justin herbert able to get his team on the board right before the end of the quarter. johnny munt breaks a tackle. he goes 41 yards. 21-6 ballgame. but stanford extends their lead in the second quarter. kris, 7-yard toss to michael richter. 31-6 cardinals. mc caffery, who had three tds the first half. a 14-yard run here. to the thirty quarter after an oregon turnover. kris hit as he throws. connects again for the 15-yard touchdown. stanford wins big, and improving to 7-3. sharks and lightning in tampa. first period, he springs him with the pass. initially stopped by ben bishop, but three players crash into the net. check it out. the puck ends up inside after a long replay review. they will call it a goal, 1-0 sharks. no doubt about the goal later in the period. chris tierney fights for the puck. finds wingels in front of the net. goals in back-to-back games, 2-0. second