a pit bull is recovering after she was found abandoned and starving in claremont. a manchester man accuse of leading police on a chase is due in court today. and police in burlington, massachusetts are asking for the public's help in tracking down the suspects they say vandalized an islamic center. erin: just beautiful weather yesterday. gorgeous. kevin: we're going to continue this through a part of next week. you notice the clouds up there's the risk of a shower there. white mountains. we're looking at a blend today. some of the lower valleys dropped into the 30's. most areas are in the 40's. 50's to lower 60's with afternoon. erin: all right. pretty warm for kids heading off to school and the sugar high. we want to check the roads for you this morning. looking pretty empty out there on 93 at this point. this is from windham. our common man camera there. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin and erin. empty road is what it looks like. it is great as you are starting your early morning commute

ray: people from claremont are pitching in to help. the hue pain society donating supplies. >> she's still going to be needing special diets for a long time. she's going to need things like massage therapy. that's not cheap. >> if the person is out there that did this, please man up. there's no excuse for this. they obviously need help themselves. ray: now the animal shelter is accepting donations and set a go fund me page. if you'd like to help, find a link on our web site at wmur.com. in the studio, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. a man accused of leading state police on a chase along i-95 is due in court today. authorities say it started when a trooper tried to stop joshua buzza in greenland friday evening for not on. he refused to stop and started speeding making unchanged lane changes on to route 101. police eventually caught up with him at a home in manchester. he's scheduled to be arraigned on multiple charges. erin: attention the commuters, work on the sarah long bridge could slow you down. inspectors are working on the

in claremont, wet pavement. a couple of showers have passed through, particularly in central and northern new hampshire. it looks dry in portsmouth. with sunset earlier, we have been under darkness for almost two hours. with the time change last night and early this morning, the sunset now happening at 4:38. look at the end of the month. the sunset will be happening at four: 12:00 p.m., so we are losing a lot of daylight at the beginning and end of the day. you will notice it tomorrow when you' re heading back to work and school that sunrise happens a lot earlier at 6:20 a.m. the other thing about november, we will have temperatures getting a lot cooler. the average high for this date was 54, a low of 32. you see how we jump off by the end of the month. the average highs by november 30 in the lower 40' s as we approach december and wintertime. rain showers have been tracking across the state. they are mostly in the northern part of the state now. a few scattered showers can' t be ruled out through the next few h

claremont student taylor schmidt wrote this editorial entitled we dissent. taylor joins us now. you dissent how. >> to the claims of -- john: you work for the alternative newspaper. >> right, the claremont independent. and we dissent to the claims of racial bias that claremont mckenna showed disrespect to the administration for easily giving in to the inappropriate protest. john: are you an outcast at school for having the feelings? >> a little bit, yes, we've received a lot of messages from students who are afraid to go public like we did, they feel they will become outcasts. >> what does that mean? afraid? they're not going to beat you up, are they? >> there have been instances of students' dorm rooms being vandalized, being anything other than progressive on a campus are threats, and there are real threats. the students can get whatever they want if they yell loudly enough. that sets a horrible precedent. john: that's going on all over the place. american schools are not alone in this kind of craziness. check out this short australian film, starts in math class. >> question?

sean: remember hope, the starving dog found in claremont? she is making great strides in her recovery. >> no one covers new hampshire erin: good morning to you on this veterans day. i' m erin fehlau. sean: i' m sean mcdonald. the 11th day of the 11th month. today we honor the men and women who serve our country. we are starting out with rainy weather. kevin: it will dry up gradually through the afternoon. we are expecting highs in the 40' s to lower 50' s. what highways if you are headed out this morning. temperatures are milder early this morning, but just are going to move that much upward later in the day. another round of showers tomorrow afternoon eventually setting up the dryer air for the weekend. let' s take a look at your wednesday morning ride. we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. slow you down a bit in the speed limit area. not causing any delays from concord down to the hooksett tolls on 93 south. from manchester to salem, still at about a 21-minute ride. 293 is moving well thro

hope is now under the care of the lost my way animal shelter in claremont. she weighs just 27 pounds, can' t walk on her own, and just started drinking water. that did this, please man up. i mean, there is no excuse for this, and they obviously need help themselves. >> she will be needing special diets for a long time and will probably be needing things like massage therapy, and that is not cheap. erin: police say it is accurate if the dog was abused or neglected. they have set up a gofundme page. if your commute takes you across the sarah long bridge between portsmouth and kittery, you may need to find an alternate route. inspectors are working on the bridge today through friday. lane closures will take place between 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 in the afternoon. coming up, plane crash investigation. what airline experts think happened to the russian jet that crashed, killing everyone onboard. and el faro mystery. what has been discovered in the search for the missing cargo ship. kevin: temperatures continuing to warm up over the next couple of days, with a couple of

police say the girl who, is yet to be identified does not live in the claremont building. several people who police say were inside the building when the victim was shot were taken in for questioning. exactly what happened in that fourth floor apartment sun clear. police say they are still searching for the gun. >> they are looking for the gun. they are waiting for warrants for apartments. >> reporter: neighbors say the building that partially serves as a shelter is no stranger to crime. so much so carmen is afraid to leave her apartment. >> i don't come out. don't communicate too much with anybody. don't come outside much. >> reporter: as this investigation continues, no one has been arrested. the police are questioning of the apartment when that teenager died. in the claremont section, checkey beckford, news 4 new york. >>> another big story tonight. three women attacked blocks apart in a span of hours. police say this man is one who raped one of them. >> ray villeda is live on the lower east side with the startling details. >>> police are on the search for a sexual pred

still to come, a claremont pitbull is learning to walk, again after she was found with her mouth taped shut on the train tracks. next, an update on how hope is recovering. mike: a quiet stretch will take over beginning tomorrow, but for how long? if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all stephanie: welcome back to news 9. hope, the pit bull found starving in claremont over 4 weeks ago, is putting one paw in front of the other on the road to recovery. cathy sullivan, the owner of lost my way animal shelter, said going on walks. and having fun meeting new people. sullivan says when someone found hope on the train tracks she was emaciated, weighed on

brandon fecteau was sentenced in claremont is on the road to recovery. abandoned in claremont is on the road to recovery. barking at wagging her tail again. sean: now you have a new way to the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. erin: "breaking ba

at the university of missouri in the midwest, and at claremont mckenna college in california and many other schools. students are speaking out about what they consider racial discrimination, in sensitivity and a lack of news. at princeton administrators have agreed to consider demands by some protesters that woodrow wilson's name be removed from the campus because of his racist views and legacy. earlier this month the university of missouri named michael middleton interim president. he's black, and he replaces tim wolf, who resigned after handled racism on campus. in response to a question, middleton says he doesn't blame white people that don't understand why black people feel marginalized in america. instead, he said, quote, i blame our ugly history. to move beyond that, we have to preserve a critical part of american history, and that's the right to free speech. students protesting alleged discrimination cannot let their passions drown out people with opposing views. that only hurts their cause, and they can't intimidate journalists whose right it is to document other people exerci

amy: meanwhile, in california, the dean of claremont mckenna college has also resigned amid protests over racism on campus. dean mary spellman stepped down thursday after two students declared hunger strikes. tensions over racism on campus have been rising for months. in april, 30 students of color wrote to the president claremont mckenna, saying they felt excluded, isolated and intimidated. last month, a student wrote an op-ed describing her discomfort as a low-income latina student at claremont. the former dean responded by saying she would help students who don't "fit the cmc mold," a response which trigger protests and calls for her ouster. the students' demands include funding for multicultural clubs, more diverse hiring, a mentoring program and an administrator to , oversee diversity. meanwhile, some professors have canceled classes at the historically black college of howard university in washington, d.c., thursday, after someone claiming to be a university of missouri student made a violent threat against howard students . the author said on an online comment board he would k

this after the 16-year-old's body was found in the claremont section of the bronx. >> aj ross on the scene for us. >> it's a tragic story, just 16 years old when her entire life ahead of her. police have been here off this apartment off east 171st for several hours, trying to piece together just how this deadly shooting occurred. at this hour they're still collecting evidence and interviewing several eyewitnesss who were inside the home with the victim. >> reporter: a desperate 911 call brought police to the first floor of east 171st and college avenue after 6:00 this evening. when detectives arrived they found a 16-year-old girl dead inside, shot in the face. police quickly secured the scene, limiting access to the building as they collected evidence and talked with witnesses. a young man was escorted from the building in handcuffs along with a woman who was placed in the back of a detective's car. investigators say there were several people inside the same apartment with the girl when the deadly shooting occurred. so far no gun has been recovered from the scene. we spoke with a nei

we have the ladies from the san jose junior league and executive chef chad from the claremont hotel in berkeley. we've challenged him to make a dish out of spaghetti, chicken noodle soup and peanut butter. we'll show you what he's made. magnitude 6 quake shook napa to its core. >>> it was august 24th, 2014 when a magnitude 6 quake shook napa to its core. one of the most troubling images that day was the napa church, literally coming apart at the scenes. >> i remember that church well. but now it is getting better. the parish is ready to reopen this sunday. >> our church suffered a great deal of damage. to see the church following the earthquake was shocking we think of a church as a place of faith and hearing. but when a 6.0 earthquake tore through napa on august 24th, 2014, napa's first united methodist church was the one in need of saving. >> much of the plaster inside of this room had fallen off. >> the pastor could still recall every bit of the destruction, the broken pipe organ and the rain of debris and the buckled walls. >> there was a separation of 18 inches so you could be sta

. >>> campus reform at claremont mechanics college in claremont, california. >> literally your job to help us, to take care of us when we don't feel safe and supported on this campus. >> dean of students mary fellman has resigned after her office was accused of not doing enough after, quote, making students of color feel welcome. the tipping point was this group of students using negative stereotypes for halloween costumes and the feud caught on camera between a missouri student journalist and reporter isn't done yet. the reporter has filed an assault claim for that confrontation. clique has resigned and apologized to sheerbecker. meanwhile, the university of missouri has named black law professor mikele middleton as the interim president. >>> it's time now to take a look at who's talking. david clark is sounding off on the chaos on college campuses across the country. now he says most students don't even know what their rights are. >> this cultural isolation is retrogressive. this doesn't help anybody. we've gone from this multi-cultural idea, which i think is problematic anyway, and

police in the claremont section looking for a person of interest. this is his picture, several people were in the apartment night. >>> police are trying to find a sexual predator behind three attacks in manhattan. the man captured on video sexually assaulted one woman and terrorized two others. all the attacks happened within a three hour period. >>> and u.s. officials believe killed the isis terrorist known as jihadi john in air strike. and hello again, i'm david novarro. >> and i'm shirleen allicot. we begin this half hour with a developing story out of new jersey. >> the mayor releasing more details about that deadly explosion at a home earlier this week. including what happened before the blast. new jersey reporter anthony johnson in elizabeth with the mayor just wrapping up the news conference. anthony? >> reporter: yeah, the mayor is very unset at this hour. complaining and talking about the elizabeth town gas company and their response here to this entire matter, of course they're still trying to dig into the home which blew up at the scene.

one of the glories of claremont mckenna has been a vigorous tradition of dissent.he local conservative campus called the claremont independent had a marvelous editorial written by students objecting to the events on our campus. an editorial called we dissent. most of our student body and noblyy have been resistant to the worst kind of bullying in these situations. host: in your op-ed, you do say that the faculty at them up expended, it grew more hostile to the colleges original mission. the past two presidents --ourage to keep up with the mizzou taught administrators if they want to keep their job, just yield showed undergraduates no matter how prestigious the college, the same rules apply. guest: yes, that is right. i think the thing that transfixed as the country is that they -- these are not questions of speech or presence or recognition. with's campuses are rife various centers for african-american studies, even asian american studies. there are all sorts of ethnic and racial centers on campus, programs on campus, it is not as though we were talking about the c

. >> reporter: the dean of students resigned at claremont mckenna college, as protesters demanded better treatment for hispanics. back in missouri, many see the interim president as a perfect fit, a former civil rights attorney and student activist who fought similar issues on the same campus 50 years ago. now he says it's time for missouri to step forward and be a leader. lester? >> jacob rascon, thanks. >>> ben carson is facing new questions about his friendship with a convicted felon. carson has taken a hard line on health care fraud, yet as chris jansing explains, he fought to keep his friend from going to prison for that very same offense. >> reporter: ben carson calls alfonso costa his very best friend. he is a driving force behind carson's charity, owner of a resort where carson vacations, but also a convicted felon. working out of this office as an oral surgeon, costa pled guilty in 2008 scamming more than $40,000 from insurance companies. nbc spoke exclusively to the prosecutor today. >> he caused the insurance companies to finance the expansion of his business. >> reporter: as

we were a few degrees above where we could be at this time. 39 in claremont. the 30' s. tilton is at 37. in lancaster, it is 30 degrees. it will be a chilly night to the north. that is where temperatures are falling into the 20' s. over the next couple of days, cool air works in. we will be below the average part of the week. the good thing is that on thanksgiving, temperatures will get a little bump. we will be close to 50 degrees when you are chowing down and traveling to and from many of the places where you will be enjoying your thanksgiving meal. we will have clouds increasing. by daybreak tomorrow, it will be mostly cloudy. we will have scattered showers. notice how hit or miss they are and how in the higher elevations all of this is gone by noon time. we will have a mix of sun and clouds. monday, we are back to sunshine. it will be cooler than.-- then. 20' s up north, 30' s near the border. you can expect 40' s for highs. a couple of rain showers early on in the day. look at this forecast. it is dry. it is sunny. it is a bit cold as we get closer to wednesday and

a pit bull has a long recovery ahead of her after she was found starving near railroad tracks in claremont, new hampshire. a shelter owner is now caring for hope. she says hope' s condition was one of the worst she' s seen in 19 years. and there' s no way it happened overnight. someone out walking their dog found hope last week. pounds, about half of what she should weigh. says that means someone not have been able to get there on her own. >> her condition when she was walked there. the vet said probably another gone. erika: sullivan estimates hope is between 1 and 4-years-old, and says she' ll need extra care for a long time. emily: katniss everdeen is getting her very own theme park. roller coasters and other rides based on the hunger games movie franchise will anchor amusement parks in the u.s. and china. the first park could open as early as 2019. the last of the movies in the hunger games series hits theaters next month. erika: pope francis is planning a long-awaited trip to mexico. he will arrive february 12 to the heavily roman catholic country. he is expected to address violence as

she was found shot last night in an apartment in the claremont section of the bronx. police say that she was visiting with friends and there apartment at the time of the shooting. we have a live report later in the newscast. >>> meantime also learning many more this morning about the investigation into the deadly gas explosion in elizabeth, new jersey. 24-year-old femi brown was killed when the duplex exploded at about 8:00 wednesday morning. the home was destroyed and several other homes are badly damaged. more than a dozen people were hurt. the red cross is working more than 30 people that were displaced by the blast. elizabeth's mayor will be on the scene this morning to give an update on the investigation. >>> 6:35. the battle against isis growing more intense and police departmentdy on two fronts overnight. first the patible to retake the town of sinjar. kurdish fighters now control the center of the town and they also have cut off a key isis supply line along highway there. british prime minister cameron calling the other attack of the night a blow to the heart

. >> complaints of racial insensitivity at claremont mckenna college. >> vanderbilt students call formissal of a professor over incidents of perceived racism. >> at yale, the free speech debate rages. >> university of southern california. >> ithaca. >> amherst. >> michigan. >> university of minnesota. >> niagara university. >> larry: woo, it's even reached niagra universities? the harvard of colleges named after waterfalls. man, this protest movement is spreading so fast you would think it was sleeping with charlie sheen. what? what? too soon? like i gave it to him. ( laughter ) okay, so what are they protesting? >> a costume traefers can the can mack college has led to thes areination of the dean of students. >> one of the students posting with a costume of mariachi has resigned from her position as student body president. two student went on a hunger strike. >> racist halloween costume? i don't know if it rises to hunger strike level. if they go on a hunger strike, that means their uneaten candy might go to waste unless they mail their almond joy to a certain late-night host who lov

ellen, is this an appropriate resignation, the case of this claremont mckenna dean?ll, i don't think we know all the facts, but i will tell you from being around in the '60s where we were, you know, heck, no, i won't go, there was a lot more to it that often poor kids got sent to the vietnam war, kids who didn't do so well in high school. so there's a lot more that we don't really know yet. i'd love to find it out. jon: what do you think, ellen -- i'm sorry, judy, let's go to you -- about what is going on on these college campuses? there seems to be a certain intolerance for certain kinds of speech if it's classified in one direction. >> gee, you think, jon? [laughter] look, i think in the past week we have seen the most extraordinary outbreak of political correctness money amok on the college campuses. and, yes, there were real problems at the university of missouri that did not stem from racism that was embedded in the institution, but from the management of that institution. it took the media a long time to focus on the shoddy administration. but these privileged

the "los angeles times" reports the dean of students at california's claremont mckenna reregned. saying they won't doing enough to help students who felt marginalized. mary spelman wrote in an e-mail that she believes stepping down is the best way to end the division. >>> the "new york daily news" reports on the acquittal of reputed mobster vincent asaro in the "goodfellas" case. a federal jury reached the surprise verdict thursday at his racketeering trial. prosecutors accused asaro of helping to plan the 1978 lufthansa heist retold in the hit movie "goodfellas." the 6 million dollar armed robbery was called the largest in u.s. history. >> what are you going to do? >> what am i planning to do? have a good meal and see my family. >> evidence included secret recordings of asaro complaining he didn't get his share of the heist money. >>> the "austin american statesmen," reports that a 18-year-old committed suicide using cobra bites. his body was found in july. an autopsy found that the man had several bites on each arm and no evidence he tried to defend himself. the report says the

the dean of students at claremont mckenna college in southern california has stepped down. >>> and threaten is a new man in charge at the university of missouri, at least for now. as abc's elizabeth hurd reports, he says he is ready to work with activists on campus to resolve racial tensions. >> reporter: the university of missouri wasting no time meeting their new interim president, michael middleton, a long-time law school professor. >> we all know that the university has faced its share of troubling incidents, and we recognize that we must move forward as a community. >> reporter: it was just on monday that now former president tim wolfe and the university chancellor announced their resignation, bowing to mounting pressure from students and faculty, protesting what they call racial injustice on campus. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> really what is at question is the racial climate on campus. >> reporter: raising concerns, and some already getting results. >> i committed to them that we will work to make this the best yale it can be. >> reporter: yale devoting $50 million to inc

claremont completely clear skies. not even any fog has formed. in portsmouth it's a cold night there. and a lot quieter at market square as things have settled down for the evening. i want to share with you the temperatures and where we stand right now. 34 degrees in exeter, same thing in fremont, 32 in auburn. already we've fallen into the 20's in some spots. we're close to that in new london, 30 degrees. 32 in sunapee. lakes region, can you see 30's as well. 31 degrees in tilton, 29 in ashland. here's where the 20's really are, whitefield, 25 degrees. lancaster 26. pittsburgh about 29 degrees right now. we have some cold air in place, and as the winds have died down you can see only three miles per hour there in concord, with the wind dying down the skies completely clear, that's the recipe for a cold, cold night. that's what we're seeing happening here. northern part of the state, maybe through erol and pittsburgh, but the rest of the state clear. when we look off toward the west, it's clear there too, high pressure firmly in place. in is goin

sean: the pitbull found starving and abandoned along railroad tracks in claremont is now able to run and play. erin: the lost my way animal shelter posted this video of hope -- she has gained 24 pounds since she was found in late october. the shelter will soon start working to redevelop her muscles and supporters have donated more than $18,000 to help pay for her care. sean: there are 34,000 children in new hampshire living below the poverty line and there is an effort underway to make sure members of the professional firefighters of new hampshire launched operation warm black friday yesterday. you can donate online. each coat costs $34. >> goto operationwarm.org/new hampshire. you can do $34 for one coat. you can give 100, you can give 50. own color and size. it seems like such a simple it is a huge deal. erin: the fact that the kids get to pick out what kind of color they want. i think that is a great thing. cooling. stores on friday, you if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to

day in an event that had shut down roads around the waterfront. >> sara: lost my way shelter in claremont found emaciated pitbull on thursday and they started a go fund me account for the dog they have now named hope hope was found unable to move or bark weighing 27 pounds which is half of what she should weigh. go fund me page has raised $2,500 so far. >>> sara: beloved catholic church in south boston has temporarily shut the doors. structural engineers declared unsafe for worship and on saturday a pile of debris fell from the church's original ceiling that dates back is not 1870s. officials say further inspection is needed to assess the cost of this extensive damage. >> gene: lane closures on lawn bridge between portsmouth and kittery and close eight in the morning until 3:30 in the afternoon and inspectors are examining the structure and don't ferran work this week the closures could extend into next week. >> gene: trouble for chipotle and concern that shut down every restaurant in two states. found dead at abandoned home. how new construction equipment at the house tipped off neighbor

she's now under the care of an animal shelter in claremont. she weighs 27 pounds, can't walk on her own, and just started drinking water on her own. police say it is unclear if the dog was abused. >>> a man is in the hospital after crashing his atv in northern new hampshire. speed and alcohol were likely both factors in the crash. >>> a manchester man accused of leading police on a chase along 95 and route 101 is due in court today. joshua buzza is scheduled to be charges. outside we go. pretty shot of the lakes region. 50's. one low cloud in warner. 50's. numerous farther north. clouds thin enough. a lot of clouds and sunshine into the afternoon. for the rest of once the opposite effect happens. the downsloping winds from the mountains. 50's to lower 60's for us today. you can see we won't have all that far to go. it leads us to a fairly mild week out there with temperatures at or above the average through friday. friday is when it all peaks. a front later in the day and the best chance for a shower as we work our way through the next three o

the clinic in claremont was severely damaged last month and a juvenile has been charged with using a hatchet to driveway computers, two. weeks before that attack the word murderer was also spray painted on the clinic. that incident still under investigation. next week the gaming commission will decide they need racing days of racing to survive others say they only need six. rent increases have been the highest for those least able to pacht the increases for poor renters has gone up 15% per year for the last few years. economists say one reason developers building high end apartments because they can turn the most profit. that means there are not as many communities where rent is low. >> it matters so much because housing is such a big share of what household spent in general even more so for low income households. >> the wealthier americans paying some of the highest rents there hasn't been much change year to year. >> finally home, surrounded by family. the surprising place a dog was trapped months after she went missing and how she made her way back tonight. walk-in cooler. the rea

claremont mckenna college, the head has stepped down and university of missouri named one of the first black graduates of its law school as the interim president. >>> a bit of controversy in the nfl. fans are speaking out against the new bold colored nike uniform, the jets and byes wore them last night. critics say people who were color-blind couldn't tell the difference between solid red and green. the bills, by the way, in red won the game. >>> and finally here, dad of the year. in anticipation of the new "star wars" movie a guy named colby powell who happens to be a contractor built an enormous death star for his kids. it's 23 feet tall, weighs 400 pounds. he used a 70-foot crane to hoist it on top of their house in california. here's the kicker. the thing lights up at night. >> oh. >> on behalf of all of the other dads in america, i want to thank this colby guy for making the rest of us look like complete losers. thank you for that. it's a good thing that my son is 11 months ole, doesn't speak english and has no idea what "star wars" is. >> all the neighbors are thanking you for no

upper 30's and lower to mid 40's across southern sections, similar temperatures as we get through claremont and new london down towards concord and in the heart of lakes region, 40 dress, a little cooler with the snow showers, lower 30's up through pittsburgh, mid to upper 30's as you get farther to the south. skycast over manchester, mainly clear, a few high clouds will drift in later on. temperatures, notice how they cost down in the queen city, 26, 25, maybe down as low as 23 downtown, but colder just a few miles outside of the downtown area, low 40's for afternoon highs tomorrow. clear, cold tonight, a few clouds drifting in towards morning and the great north woods, it will drop down to the single digits. a nice warm-up after a chilly tuesday, mid 40's on wednesday, sunny and low 50's on thursday and approaching 60 for friday. following that, it gets chilly again, back in the low 40's through saturday, rain showers north and south and dry and cool for sunday and early next week. jean: looking great, thanks, mike. josh: so the show must go on even when you have a case of the hiccups. je

. >> apologies were not enough to resolve the complaints of racial insensitivity at claremont mckenna college in california. >> we require greater diversity in our faculty and staff. [ cheers ] >> outrage erupted on the campus after the dean of students responded to an article written by a mexican students who said she felt marginalized by the school. spelman sent the student an e-mail that read in part, we are working on how to better serve students, especially those who don't fit our cmc mold. >> she says it's a welcome and open community for us. if you advertise these people are coming to your schools that we're open and welcome, we're not. >> spelman resigned on thursday saying in a statement, i believe it's the best way to gain close urz of a controversy that divided the student body and interrupted the mission of this fine institution. spelman's resignation comes just days after the president and chancellor at the university of missouri both stepped down. it's after weeks of protests by students complaining about racial discrimination and what they saw as the university's failur