according to chris williams of cyclone fanatic, bohl has interviewed for the opening. some freezing rain and snow is heading our way in the forecast... meteorologist megan salois joins us with a first look at what to expect tonight and later on this week. the weather again will be going down hill... and it begins early enough as tonight for some parts of the state. southwest iowa is under a winter weather advisory for some freezing rain tonight. this may make roads slick through early sunday morning. then attention turns to monday. a winter storm watch goes into effect monday morning in northwest iowa, where the heaviest of snow will fall. a mix of both rain and some snow will keep totals lower in the des moines metro. before that happens though, we have one more dry day on the way for sunday with mostly cloudy skies and highs in the upper 30s. republican presidential candidate ted cruz made his unds in more dry day on the way for sunday with mostly cloudy skies unds in the state today... he spoke in lenox, creston and mount ayr this afternoon. some topics he discussed

our friend chris williams at cyclone fanatic says these are the six potential candidates buzzing the most: buffalo's lance leipold ,willie fritz of montana. navy's ken niumatalolo, .toledo's matt campbell, ohio state assistant tony alford and montana head coach bob stitt. it's paul rhoads for one more game as the cyclones try to win one for their coach at west virginia saturday. the last time we checked on the panthers, fans were storming the court after uni took down the #1 team in america, north carolina. nothing as dramatic tonight. uni blows out dubuque, 83-63. panther coach ben jacobson wins his 200th game. in florida, the drake bulldogs bounce back with a win over pepperdine. reed timmer had 21 for the dogs. on ice, another loss for the iowa wild, 5-1 at it's been her fight for twenty years.something is wrong with ourhealthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reformand getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stoppingrepublicans from repealing obamacare, and taking oninsurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any fa

in nashua, former mayor james he claimed victory over chris williams. in concord, incumbent jim bouley easily won another term. in berlin, incumbent paul grenier also won another term leading the city with 70% of the tally. and in dover, a similar story where mayor karen weston is returning for another term. for complete results from the mayoral, alderman, and city council races go to wmur.com. we have posted all the information we have received. next at noon a key decision in , the trial against a 16-year-old boy accused of murdering his teacher. and a parachute coming to the rescue, potentially saving lives as a plane ran into trouble. kevin: huge dome of high-pressure over texas. it eventually goes down and brings us arranged chance and the huge change for the weekend. sean: in "cook' s corner," ever s beauty supply store in salem. police say 44-year-old douglas banks brandished a knife to the teller and demanded money. police later arrested the man without any conflicts and later located the money. thanks has been charged with robbery. new this noon

chris williams and alderman jim dodges, williams is making a strong pitch for the youth vote while dodges is pointing to his previous tenure as mayor back in the 1980's. mayor before. we were the best place to live in america then, so i think people are looking for someone with experience and the knowledge of the community. >> we have two good candidates in this race. the city can't go wrong with either of us, but we have an option of being good or being great. and i think a lot of our voters are excited to try new ideas in nashua that will make the city great. reporter: as far as who will come out on top, the campaigns expect this race to be very close. but both candidates say they're ready to hit the ground running if they win. >> we have some very concerned citizens across the city that are watching our tax rate and watching our become spending and that will be priority one for me. >> we have a heroin public health emergency in the city and that need to be taken on right away. reporter: tonight we'll have up to nibility results on wmur.com and reaction from the winners at 11:00. jennif

high turnout is expected in several places tomorrow, including nashua, where chris williams is running against jim donchess for mayor. current mayor donnalee lozeau is not running for re-election. in manchester, incumbent mayor ted gatsas is being challenged by joyce craig. to learn more about all the candidates in the key city races throughout new hampshire and hear their final pitches go to our website wmur.com and click on politics. as she positions herself for a tough re-election bid senator kelly ayotte could be facing a challenge from the right. as wmur political reporter john distaso was first to report top liberty conservatives will hold a secret meeting this week to against her. adam sexton joins us now to explain who' s behind this effort. adam: it' s former house speaker bill o' brien, who has clashed with senator ayotte before. he' s not happy with votes and positions taken by the senator in the last few weeks that he says are putting her more in step with the obama white house than conservative republican principles. when representative bill o' brien lost his speakership a

chris papst. coming up, what prince william county expects to learn. maureen: we are live on the red carpet as people line up for the night one of the "dancing with the stars" finale. doug: clear skies and chilly temperatures outside the belfort furniture. what you need to know about the holiday travel forecast. we have it for you still to come on "abc7 news at 6:00". love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week going on now! sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good, to great, to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. this week only, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, sale ends monday. know better sleep with sleep number. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: now to a story you first saw on abc7 news. princeilliam county has launched an audit after a "7 on your side

chris williams is running current mayor donnalee lozeau is not running for re-election. to learn more about all the candidates in the key city races throughout new hampshire and hear their final pitches, go to our website wmur.com and click on the politics section. erin: hudson police are urging parents to examine their childrens' halloween candy after a mother reported finding a razor blade. the woman says she discovered the blade when she checked her kids halloween candy on monday. she says her son and daughter went trick or treating saturday night in the elmwood village condos off route 102 in hudson and in a nearby neighborhood. police say the razor blade was loose in the candy. they confiscated all of it so it s scary, really scary. mike kids are not allowed to touch their candy after trick-or-treating unless we go through it all. >> pretty creepy. all the kids and parents need to pay attention. double check everything. erin: the mother tells us a family friend donated candy to her children so their halloween would not be ruined. sean: a jaffrey man is facing charge

erin: chris williams is running for mayor in nashua. the incumbent is not running. 10 cities are voting for mayor today. you can go to the politics page of our website to learn more. sean: even with the municipal elections today, the presidential race continues through new hampshire today. jeb bush is trying to re-energizes campaign. martin o' malley has town hall meetings in manchester, durham, and keen today. tonight in keene, he will roll his actions would include ending gun dealer immunity, banning cop killer ammunition, and a new electronic alert system to notify police when someone who is banned from buying guns attempts to do so. you can read more on wmur.com. with his campaign struggling to gain traction, democrat larry lessig has decided to end his bid for the white house. he did not qualify for the primary debates. erin: senator kelly ayotte is gearing up for a tough reelection fight in 2016 and she could face a challenge from within her own party. as wmur political reporter john distaso, -- reported, bill o' brien and other l

he claimed victory over chris williams by about 2000 votes. the current mayor did not run for reelection. >> the city budget needs to be proposed very quickly. we have a heroin public health emergency in the city. those are two things that need to be taken on. erin: voter turnout was about 30%. in kne eene, voters elected kendall lane. in rochester, caroline mccarley won the election over david walker. you can see more election results, including aldermen and city council races by heading to our website, wmur.com. sean: a pregnant woman injured in a serious crash in manchester has delivered her baby. about to see is graphic. the crash happened yesterday morning. you can see their car collide with another vehicle before flipping over. dennis was thrown from the car. he and britney suffered serious, but nonlife threatening injuries. britney was pregnant at the time. after the accident, her baby was delivered seven weeks early by c-section. >> we are just thanking the stars that all three survived. dennis, i believe he must' ve been knocked out f

the headline race is for mayor, chris williams is taking on alderman jim dodges. williams a republican has made a strong pitch for the youth vote, while donches is pointing to his 80's. >> i've served two terms as mayor before. of course we were the best place to live in america then, and i think people are looking for someone with experience and knowledge of the community. >> we have two good candidates in this case. the city can't go wrong with either of us. but we have an option of being good or being great. and i think a lot of our voters are excited to try some new ideas in nashua that will make the city great. reporter: as for who is going to win, it is anyone's guess. both campaigns expect in one to go right down to the wire. we'll bring you results coming up at 11:00 tonight. adam sexton, wmur news 9. jean: we can't offer soup, but you can get all the election results on our website and with our free mobile app tonight. if you haven't voted yet, go to the politics section of of wmur.com to find candidate statements and other information. josh: governor has

the candidate chris williams channeling his inner hip-hop in a creative way. the video was a shot for shot remake of mcelmore's hit, downtown. of course in this video downtown is in nashua, and according to williams' campaign this rendition has received more than 130,000 hits on youtube and facbook. williams is running against jim donchas in nashua. we'll bring you coverage, right now on wmur.com, you'll find video pitch degrees each of the candidates along with information about other key races. you can get also the latest developments by following our political team on twitter. jean: an arizona man faces his fourth case of driving under the influence. salem police say adrian johnson was speeding down red roof lane early halloween morning. police later learned that johnson has been convicted three times for intoxicated driving in arizona and new mexico. he's now being held on $10,000 bail. josh: if you learn that you had diabetes or a broken bone you'd probably head to the doctor. if you had the time to take off work to deal with those medical issues, your co

chris: william and lieutenant gordon have more in common than just what they experienced in that fire. coming up at 11:00, we will tell you about an uncanny coincidence that turned survivor and hero to just about family. alison: wow! jonathan: it's hard to decide between the two. the little kid or the firefighter, who you like better. they're fantastic. chris: they have great personalities. to see them together and we'll have pictures from everything they have done, going to the nationals games to the white house. remarkable. jonathan: look forward to the story. alison: good stuff. thank you. jonathan: as you heard from chris, we will have the entire story you will see only here on abc7. tune in tonight at 11:00 after the c.m.a. awards. i'm already touched by it. i cannot wait to watch that. alison: let's check the traffic situation now. jamie sullivan is here with the details. a lot going on, jamie. jamie: of course! we'll start off with a look at the current situation in washington, d.c. now the big issue has been this accident involving the bus. you can of course see here with the

. >> now chris williams has advice for the first-time inmate as well. >> i know how high-profile my casey. >> certain ones trying to sit around me real close to look for anything to try to get them home sooner. >> to get information that will help their case. we've been telling him to keep his distance from everyone. >> say, for instance, i'm sitting here talking with this guy. next thing you know i see somebody standing as close to me than you would ever usually do. and when i notice you, you try to ease off. then i turn around, go to another spot. i see you trying to, you know, ease up with your ears and stuff. i know, hey, man, i know what's up but this ain't no -- i'm not your ticket out of here. you know, they give a funny look and walk off, you know what i'm saying? >> why do you think we was warning you before? >> uh-huh. >> keep your distance. >> uh-huh. everybody want to go home. >> snakes, man. >> don't even have to be guilty but they'll say something to make me look guilty to the grand jury. >> how does he know to trust you? >> first of all, that's his choice when he's home. i

chris: what the want to be when you grow up? >> firefighter. was nine, heilliam was pulled from a fire, which inspired him. >> maybe someday i will be william's chief. >> that's why i want to be a firefighter, because they are great and never give up and they help people. chris: chris papst abc 7 news. alison: man, what a story. gordon was awarded a bronze bar from d.c. fire readiness for his bravery, but he receive this award from william -- "thank you for saving my life, my hero, lieutenant gordon." leon: i bet he cherishes that more than anything else in this world. what a story that he would be saved from a fire and that he would go on to do the same thing. alison: great story. you have a good story with the weather? steve: we do, a little bit of rain, but that is overnight. friday, i think a lot of folks will be saying, what is going on? today we made it to 75 degrees. cannot complain about that considering the average this time of year, 62. downtown, a little fog and drizzle, 61 degrees at reagan national. we are looking at a little bit of drizzle, not amounting to much. the temperature, still 57 manassas, leesburg 61, winchester 55, luray 59

chris papst, kimberly: gordon was awarded a bronze star for his bravery. he also receive this award from william that says, "thank you for saving my life, my hero, lieutenant gordon." leadership for metro. learn who is the new general manager and the issues he will have to tackle. devon: cold temperatures tomorrow, then clouds. a forecast coming up. kimberly: metro announced last ld will bepaul wiedfie the new general manager. mets are also released reports showing that the number of riders is dropping fast. brianne carter explains. after a year-long effort to find a new general efeld acceptedwied the job. >> we ended up with another great candidate. defeld served as the ceo of bwi airport and the maryland transit administration. you will have many issues to tackle when he takes over. >> i'm not expecting a day one miracle, but in six months am expecting a serious plan and in a year serious results. brianne: metro needs a serious result to get a safe system. customer complaints are up 52% because of a lack of reliability. the on-time performance for metrorail fell to a new low, below 80%, withou

and there was a dou uet between justin timber lake and chris stapleton. trek great william shatner dressed as a storm trooper and pointing out the break up of two people in this very room. >> look, you're not even sitting together. is it me or does he not look well? >> speaking of blake shelton, his representative confirms the host and gwen stefani are dating. >>> and here reading mean tweets on jimmy kimmel live. >> i just thought of scotty mcqueary. >> it looks like the house band at chilly's. sam hunt is the male version but it sucks. sucks. >> this is "early today." the beast for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with your fish? gary. just put it in the cooler. if you're a fisherman, you tell tales. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. put the fish in the cooler! i was out for a bike ride. i didn't think i'd have a heart attack. but i did. i'm mike, and i'm very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent ano

this picture was treated out by louisville tv reporter chris williams. >>> later today 59:30 eastern, c-span 2 will be live with a discussion on what's next for turkey after results of recent elections there. the conversation takes place at the bipartisan policy center. >>> a signature feature on c-span 2 is our coverage of book fairs and festivals with non-fiction author talks and interviews. coming up, book tv will be live from the 32nd annual book fair. our coverage starts saturday november 21. authors include representative john lewis discussing his book "marge." a live kotalk with peggy noonan. journalist judith miller talks about her book "the story, a reporter's journey" and newsman ted koppel on his book, "lights out, a cyber attack, a nation unprepared, surviving the aftermath." speak with authors live. first, p.j. o'rourke takes a look at his book "thrown under the omnibus." then joy reid will take calls about her book "fracture, barack obama, the clintons and the racial divide." join us live from miami on c-span 2's book tv. follow and tweet us your questions @booktv and th

joining me for the daily fix, chris cillizza and ann gearan and pete williams. you have news on the immigration front. this will quickly become a 2016 issue if it wasn't already before, it certainly will be tonight given what just happened with the fifth circuit basically throwing out the executive actions by which the president was trying to slow down deportations. >> right. no surprise in that fifth circuit ruling. the same appeals panel basically had earlier said that it didn't think much of the president's arguments but now the justice department says the administration's going to go right to the supreme court and it put out this statement. it says the department of justice remains committed to taking steps that will resolve the immigration litigation as quickly as possible to let the department of homeland security bring greater accountability to the immigration system, prioritizing the removal of the worst offenders, not people who have long ties to the united states and are raising children. this is the heart of the fight, because this would allow people

than two years the service and burial will allow for some long overdue closure for diamond williams' loved ones. chris? >> bill, thank. >>> now on to south jersey which seen a recent increase in car burglaries. some even caught on surveillance camera. most of the crimes in the past three weeks happened in washington and oxford townships. tonight police in both communities are asking people to simply do one thing to help prevent car thefts and that is lock your doors. >>> across the country car bra ins are down but that's not stopping criminals from taking the end entire car. this year alone more than 7800 vehicles have been stolen from new jersey alone. new jersey department of transportation.com wants to warn drivers put together a list of all top 10 spots for car thefts in the state, the cities in our area making the list at number seven camden one spot above that in trenton and taking the top spot, newark, new jersey. >>> well, workers at one center city law firm now have a very colorful addition to their office. a parrot, yes, paralegals working on the 23rd floor of this building say they heard a

i think if jesus were walking down the street and he saw diamond williams -- i think he would stop. >> reporter: chris of people came together to try and make sure this could happen and diamond williams will be laid to rest saturday morning at saint miriam parish in flourtown. all are invited and monsignor saint george believes doing this falls in line with what their parish stands for, not everybody is supportive. we'll talk a little bit more about the backlash when i'm back at 6:00 o'clock. >> all right. thanks. see you then. >>> local artists with disabilitdisabilities, they're g heads using technology and tools they are surprising many in the art world in a major way. >> i got a close up look at the incredible program calling on at united cerebral palsy of philadelphia. it's giving people there a chance to unleash the artist win. ♪ >> can you move back little bit? >> yellow. >> rye yell townsend is working on an impressive and colorful painting. >> how is that? >> that's good. >> 26-year-old has cerebral palsy and inter leck wal disability. but that's not stopping him from creating a powerful piec

chris pratt mode. >> watch this. >> the theme song by john williams. will you marry me >> it's awesome, i love it. obviously he's a singer. he finishes down on one knee, she walks over, give us him a big old hug. >> t-rexes can't hug. >> congratulations to both of them. >>> thanks for joining us today, everybody. minute." why let someone else have all the fun? never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough.

all that ahead, but first kasie hunt, chris jansing and pete williams join me. so let's start with the escalating rivalry between the two former florida pals out on the trail. jeb bush has stepped up his criticism of rubio. but he hasn't been able to budge in the polls since the last debate. joining me now is kasie hunt. so, kasie, i have to say, this telegraphing of the rubio hit, this smells of some donor or donors that were given a presentation by the super pac, and then leaked all this out. and boy, the rubio campaign is the one benefitting right now. >> the rubio campaign is definitely the group here that's jumping on this. although, i have to say, behind the scenes, the bush campaign is being pretty aggressive in talking about this idea that rubio is really open to hillary clinton, attacks that -- the idea that hillary clinton is absolutely going to destroy him in the general election. that is definitely the view of at least the operatives around bush. and of course you know that that abortion ad that was cut by right to rise reportedly of course is a gene

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shows the suspects pull into the drive way of victim's home october 9 and investigators say william burnett and chrisalked to front porch and swiped two packages officers received of a trip and tracked a couple down to barnett's home. >> two zebras broke loose in west philadelphia over the weekend gal opening around the city for an hour. zebras escaped from universeial circus parkside avenue and people spotted them and at planet fitness parking lot running down the street and at kfc city avenue. peta is calling for circus acts own department of agriculture to investigate. >> a traveler packing foods races red flag on himself and tsa david. >> all right. guys sweat shirdz on kids think morning most neighborhoods are in 40s. this afternoon milder. we're going back on that gear. day planner forecast coming up we're going back on that gear. day planner forecast coming up next. s's' s's' >> monday morning out there going to work. looking outside live many chest yoyrnt and 30 bypass at 32 and you see the eastbound traffic jammed from past 340 to 113 and may want to use the 30 bypass westbound instead of pe

chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the trial of william porter begins in a few hours. it's a trial the people have been waiting for since the freddie gray funeral in april that led to rioting throughout sections of baltimore. now, once this trial begins, the jury will get to see the video of 25-year-old freddie gray being led to the police van in which he finally suffered spinal injuries. some call it a homicide. it resulted in rioting and destruction of property and fires. it led to governor larry hogan calling for a curfew. >> my feeling, i would believe the officer is more guilty than he is innocent because just of how they've interacted with citizens in the past. >> could you put that aside and be a fair and impartial juror? >> it would be difficult, very difficult. >> i'm an honest guy, a fair guy. i believe right is right and wrong is wrong. to my knowledge, would try to be honest as best as i can as far as that case and those police officers. >> reporter: now, the charges against officer william portser include involuntary manslaughter and assault in the second

but we are told that hank williams junior will hope the show. watch for justin timberlake and chris stapleton. a big moment because justen the timberlake has written a lot of music but so big in the pop world. to be on the country music stage tonight. he is from memphis, tennessee. is this the start of something new for justin timberlake? will he maybe cross over to country music? we have to find out. leon: you could be a big winner by watching "good morning washington." we give away $700 every day. we do it tomorrow on "good morning washington" at 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. check it out for a chance to win. maureen: we have a story about the fate of the former dome in arlington. they will consider whether to doe moll lish it in next week's meeting. a spokesperson for the department of planning and housing and development says there is no need to get rid of a dome. leon: a rude ackenning for people if virginia after a mild earthquake there. it shook houses in buckingham. 60 mile west of richmond. no word of damage reported. nology shaking here . >> it's beautiful. doug: rain is starting to a

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a minute later, don veitch comes up with a steal, but michael carter williams tracks him dund stealing it back and chris middleton hits the fade away to put milwaukee on top for good. jason kidd keeps his former team winless. it's a black and blue monday for the jets. and it's not just because they were blown out by the raiders. quarterback ryan fitzpatrick suffered torn ligaments in his le t thuk less than four minutes into the game on this scramb . the injury is to his nonthrowing hand and he's listed as dag,y-to-day, but todd bowles isn't confident fitzgerald pack rick will be able to play this sunday against the jaguars. same goes for smith, who relieve relieved fitzgerald rick. he suffed hejuries, which - rced fitzpatrick back into the game. yes, the jets qb situation is once again a mess. >>> and mets fans, if you're still wallowing in misery, following last night's loss to the royals, cheer up. a is scene last night should keep you warm all winter. with those four headlines the rotation, a return trip to the fall classic is not that farfetched. and that scene gives you a little feel of the type o

prince william will attend that match. >> chris lawrence, thank you. >> the paris attacks are having an impact on presidential politics here. president obama is rebutting critics who say he should add u.s. ground troops to the fight against isis. instead, he said he will intensify the current strategy. the issue is becoming a focus in the presidential campaign. >>> this is a worldwide fight. as i said, i know america has to lead it, but we cannot and should not do it alone. >> this is a threat to western civilization, and we should consider it that way. >> this evil, radical islamic terrorism needs to be called out. >> this is a clash of civilizations, and either they win or we win. >> president obama defended his approach today at a news conference at the end of the g-20 summit in turkey. his tone was frequently tense as "meet the press" moderator chuck todd noted on andrea mitchell reports. >> he took on his critics in a way that he takes on his critics and i was surprised he did it in that forum. there is a lot of raw emotions and i was surprised he didn't take a different tone or

chris o'connell. prepare to bundle up starting tonight. chief meteorologist scott williams feeling the chill for himself outside in old city tonight. scott?, how is iting. >> that's right. we're talking about temperatures dropping certainly a lot cooler than it was yesterday. i'll step out of the way. you know see folks are out and about on this friday evening. they have their jackets. they have their sweaters on because the mercury, it is dropping. let's take live look right now at what's been happening across the area with the pattern. we are going to be watching some of the coldest air of the season headed this way. not so much the first part of the weekend, but the second half. take look at the temperatures right now. upper 30s right now in pottsto pottstown. we have 47 degrees in wilmington and 46 in atlantic city. so grab a jacket or a sweater if you're stepping outdoors. and we are talking about lows tonight dipping into the 30s. so it is going to be cold and what about previewing that forecast for the philadelphia marathon? it's going to be a cold start out there. w

williams town. a look at the weekend forecast and chances of snow which chris cato must be excited about.you're excited for the snow. >> i love trading the rake for the snow shovel. >> i don't think you need a shovel. >> this is not shovable. >> sorry. disappointed. >> what a tease. >> i love just standing here on tv. >> out of there. >> 11 minutes after 5:00. someone else is in that spot now. >> that would be jessica boyington looking at the roads including 309. >> we're on 309 now, on the p.a. turnpike barely a car in sight. everything is moving along nicely. so, no problems right now on 309 and if you are heading out the door in new jersey, an update for that construction, the ramp from 42 freeway northbound to 295 northbound is closed, that's reopened so you're good to go. watch for crews in the area and watch out for the ongoing construction projects on 295 and the 42 freeway. there are lane restrictions there. they are ongoing. 202, you see our drive times okay here, north or southbound from 30 to the schuylkill expressway. we still have an 11-minute trip. i'm going to come back wit

william porter faces several charges including manslaughter. he's the first of six officers to goen trial there. "news4's" chris gordon is going to have all the latest live from baltimore starting at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow on "news4 today." >>> today is your last chance to see the "nutcracker" at the kennedy center. it looks at the center tonight. you can catch the ballet in other areas. it will also be at the music center at stratmore in maryland. >> take a look at this. a semitruck makes a drive through out of an outback steakhouse. >> it's called deadman's curve and things turned back. a local man is now being credited for what he did when he >>> new this morning, photos of princess charlotte. look how cute. they were taken by the duchess early in november. their lighting is just perfect. she was born on may 20th. congratulations. she looks a great. >> adorable. >>> so take a look at this. a tractor trailer crashes into this outback steakhouse in texas. we're told the truck lost control on a roadway, hit some trees and ran into the restaurant. two of the passengers were injured. the truck slammed into at least s

chris palmquist--"that core of 18 seniors tunnel at memorial stadium for the last time on friday, and adversity they've stronger. kevin williams--"this senior class is special to me, man, not just because i'm a part of it, but because they have so much adversity. that just tells you a lot about our class." andy janovich--"when the last coaching staff was gone, we all just came together and realized that we can ououelves and i think everybody's got great chchistry because e it." like to say i'm really leaders step up. do really well, do some good things and stay focused in a time when it would have been really easy not to. they kept in mind that football, we're here games. we all loved our former coaches, coach bo. but that's not why we're here. we're here for football. i'm really proud of how the guys handled that." chris palmquist--"that resiliency from the seniors didn't go unnoticed from their new coaching staff." mike riley--"i really appreciate them for who they've been and how they have gone through this year. they're good representatives of this program, of this school." this game holds coach kirk ferentz as well. his f

chris o'connell. prepare to bundle up starting tonight. chief meteorologist scott williamslf outside in old city to

todd williams met with people at the university of iowa today on defending themselves when facing an attacker. kcrg t-v nine's chris earl met with him and joins us now. chris, this comes at a time when we've had violent encounters on trails... and sidewalks. it was three months ago when a woman in dubuque was attacked and killed while out on her morning walk... so we have seen these situations. yet the message today from the two-time olympic distance runner was do whatever you can to "get away" and, if a fight to stay alive is necessary, in his words "you have to figure out a way to win". todd williams stressed getting away when facing an attacker deep inside the pappajohn business building on the university of iowa campus on friday night... "56:16 if somebody puts their hand on you and you can start yelling a name... " but when there is no other choice... this world- class athlete shows the most effective moves to escape. " 58:56 and the ear... and the next strike... into the eyes. 00:48 and that knee could go into the groin area... 3:05 you have to find a way to win. 4:53, sky she pushes back and kicks... better

chris? >> reporter: approximately 75 potential jurors have been questioned all day long. judge barry williams this morning got to what is perhaps the most important question in this trial. baltimore police officer william porter is charged with involuntary manslaughter and assault. freddy gray is seen on video being dragged to a police van in april, that led to rioting and now demonstrations. the judge asked potential jurors this morning has any member of the panel not heard or read about the case? no one stood meaning they all know about it. demonstrators chanted around the courthouse they want justice for freddy gray. law professor doug colbert is providing legal analysis of this trial for news 4. >> so i was pleased that everyone acknowledged that they knew about the case, and i'm very confident that people will continue to provide the information that eliminates people with biases or prejudices. >> ahead, all new at 5:00, the answer to the question so many are asking how long will this trial in baltimore take? we'll have the answers on news 4 at 5:00. that's the latest in baltimore. chris

that's our show for tonight thanks to brett stevens ebony williams ben kiss ill miles mckennon, jerry carbondale, joanne, katherine and the >>> i'm chrisallace. a deadly siege at a planned parenthood center. now, police search for a motive. >> he was aiming at me and started shooting. and i was looking at his face. >> there was a lot of gunfire. >> three dead, including a police officer. was it related to allegations about the sale of fetal body parts for research? we'll talk with gop presidential candidate carly fiorina, a staunch opponent of planned parenthood's abortion practices. >>> then, americans face heightened security at home on the busiest travel holiday of the year. >> i want the american people to know that we are

william parter the first of six officers to go on trial. live reports in baltimore starting monday on "news4 today." you can follow chris on twitter and download the nbc washington app to get instant updates on that trial. >>> we saw a beautiful day on friday, black friday. i'll tell you what. we saw plenty of sunshine. notice leesburg and warrington coming in at 70 degrees today. beautiful weather, close to a couple record highs. didn't set records but came close. the average high temperature of 52, cooler air moving in. many days on the cooler side and a couple really good chances for rain, one happens to be this weekend. we'll talk about that and when you need umbrellas at 11:18. >> the holiday hasn't stopped donald trump from making headlines. a new poll shows the latest controversy could finally be costing him support. a weekly reuters poll show 31% still support him, down from a week ago when he talked about a database of muslims or mocked a reporter with a disability. trump's numbers are still double his closest competitor. ben carson, 15% and marco rubio and ted cruz, still 8% each. >>> this story is generating

chris palmquist--"that's something these seniors know all too well. last year's 9-3 regular season led to bo pelini's firing situation of having g mike reilly for just kevin williams--"with like this, that's a lot of times, the senior class is the one that handles it the hardest, you know? and i feel like we did a really good job this year with handling the situation and not getting too flustered or angry with the situation and just dealing with it and making the mo of it." seniors on this team, that's probably in a transition, that's probably the hardest grgrp, right? they've been former coaches the longest. so i would say that we have been able to function well through some hard times because of the stability of that group." chris palmquist--"that core of 18 seniors will walk out of the tunnel at memorial stadium for the last time on friday, and they say that the adversity they've faced has made them stronger. kevin williams--"this senior class is special to me, man, not just because i'm a part of it, bubu beuse they have persevered through so much adversity. that just tells you a lot about our class." andy janovich--"when the last coaching staff was gone, we al

williams. it's from chris -- i'm sorry, this is a facebook comment.now, can you talk about your experience with milton freedman. >> guest: he was an economist. he's down outstanding work in economics and -- and a lot of his work had to do with consumption function and a lot had to do with monetary policy. freedman was one of my mentors at ucla. i actually ordered his class. i was afraid to take it for credit, i just ordered the class, and then after i got my doctorate, we engaged in several activities, one was to write a -- a spending limitation amendment to the united states congress, spending limitation and we wrote the amendment and it was carried in the senate, passed in the senate i believe in 1982 and it did not make it through the house and we offered again in 1986 and it didn't pass the senate, what it sought to do is put limit on federal spending. he's -- even if you disagreed with him you have to like him as a -- as a person because he's everybody's old uncle. i remember one time he called me up. maybe it was 1978 and i was on a debate on ed

. >>> this is chris gordon in baltimore at the final hearing before the trial of baltimore officer william porter begins on monday. he is one of six baltimore police officers who will stand trial separately. today, the judge issued a ruling allowing the jurors to see the video of freddie gray being escorted to the police van in which he allegedly suffered his fatal injuries. all new at 5:00, we will talk to some residents here in baltimore and ask them if they believe that they could serve as fair and impartial jurors if they were selected in this trial. back to you. >> all right, thanks, chris. >>> today we're learning more about the woman who doi died in a fire in fairfax county. her na investigators say she was alone in her home in chantilly using a heating pad to stay warm. early saturday morning the pad caught fire and burned through the family room. as it gets co s colder more pe will be using space heaters, firefighters reminds everyone to be careful. >>> a couple is missing if prince george's county and their families desperately need help finding them. 72-year-old rosa lee thomas

tiger woods in the news again, his former caddy, steve williams, says that the pro golfer treated him like a slave. >> chris murphy, that is just one of the details. pretty juicy tell all. >> and nasty a at the that. steve williams was tiger's caddy for whole time he was great, really 99 through 2011 when tiger fired him in 2011. he earned ten to 15 percent of tiger's earnings and that is a whole lot of money. he will make money on this for sure. his tell off book out of the rough. he took heat for the tiger cheating scandal with people calling him an accomplice. williams says he felt we trade and hung out to dry after he was fired. did he not hear from tiger for four, full months n his excerpt the new seal land caddy writes about feeling like a slave. says, one thing that upset him was get how he would flip antly toss a club in the general direction of the golf bag expecting me to pick it up. i felt uneasy to pick up his discarded club. it was like i was a slave. out of the rough hit store shelves today. it is available on your e reader devices. tiger woods just had back surgery, 39 years old. things seem