if you have extra time to kill, skate at da as well. i love this idea. >> it's a good idea. >> it's going to open friday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. skate is free, rink is free. also going to be music and right there before the entrance. >>> join us for a denver tradition dating back to 1931. come along. we're going to be downtown denver and light the lights at the county building between 13th and 14th and banning. festivities start at 6:00. get there early the live tv broadcast starts at 6:30. if you can't make it to join us in person, watch live on 9 news. going to be a beautiful night. marty, when you told us it was degrees, we thought we were going to stay down for the full evening. >> and not quinn i -- not windy. that's a nice combination. unlike today when hit will be windy. storm in south eastern colorado starting to spread heavy snow just east of the metro area especially douglas and elbert county, stretching up to weld county in south eastern wyoming. we're seeing the heaviest snow. we'll get a few and snow for the morning. ba

the states fire marshal and the da involved as well. maria: an arrest in a well conversation between a police officer in driver that sent for took off newscenter 5's julie loncich is live in dorchester. reporter: police were quick to arrest the suspect to dragged these boston police officers literally as they clung to other side of his car. by late afternoon officers were back at the scene searching for surveillance video. hours earlier boston police say one suspect injured for officers. two officers were taken away by ambulance after they were dragged 20 feet by the suspect. >> we looking for a chevy malibu . it struck officers in front of the dublin. >> officer spotted the suspect walked outside of the dublin house. grab keys out of the ignition but failed. he managed to throw the car into gear and accelerate. two additional officers were struck as the car sped away. weeks was arrested wednesday morning here. the officers were treated and released including the two who were dragged and thrown to the ground. >> we are thankful for that

da's office. reporter: as well as the district attorney. live in hyde park shaun chaiyabhat wcvb nc5. ben: thank you. the syrian city of aleppo is nearly out of food the u.n. has not been able to access aleppo since july. all eight of their hospitals are barely functioning. the city, held by rebels, has been under siege by syrian forces and bombed repeatedly by state will use chemical weapons against civilians and the iraqi military in mosul. there is an effort underway to retake the city from isis. but a new analysis of the terror groups tactics found they have used chemical weapons at least 71 times in iraq and syria over the past two years. the analysis says chlorine and mustard agents are the most likely chemicals to be used in mosul. jc: a dark day in american history marked today. it's now been 63-years since the murder of president john f. kennedy. texas. jfk was 46-years-old when he was killed. the accused gunman, lee harvey oswald, was shot and killed by an assassin two days later. ben: we go inside. jc: to see what police permits are doing to make sure evidence is not compro

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da and immigrate to canada spiked as the election results rolled in. at one point heavy traffic knocked out canada's immigration website. canada was trending on twitter with well more than a million tweets. >>> news of trump's victory already changing morning headlines for newspapers across the morning. many early editions were printed when the outcome was still in doubt. not anymore. here is the updated front page for the chronicle. >> other u.s. papers followed suit including the "wall street journal." another popular headline this morning, trump triumphs which "the new york times" also went with. >> one interesting take, house of horrors from the "new york daily news" showing the white house. >> "the miami herald" put it

we will continue to reach out to the da's office to the ones handling this investigation, and once we get a little later hoping to live with residents as well, hoping to get more information on specifically who this woman is. again the da's releasing her name just yet. stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news. >>> 4:33 right now. the search continues for the man who tide up a 70-year-old woman inside her home at knifepoint. the suspects took off in her black cadillac found hours later. and seven miles from where the home invasion happened. fox25's john monahan reports that the robber actually took the car from the house they just ransacked. >> the skyfox above this sterling neighborhood. this house, the target of a home invasion tuesday morning. >> all masks. all wearing gloves. >> reporter: a 70-year-old woman was home alone inside her bedroom when three men dressed in black entered 13 stephanie ann lane. >> no sign of forced entry. no -- we believe the doors were unlocked. the victim was in her bedroom when the intruders came into the house. >> reporter: the trio tied her up threatened the woman. >> they held a knife to her throat. they were dema

is a wall street journal music and arts contributor, as well as the author of the book "anatomy of a song "and "a friend of mine." hello, mark. >> ta-da. >> before the break we asked this question. "row, row, row your boat" rock the boat what's the answer? >> "rock the boat." >> really? >> yep. wally holmes wrote the song and wanted a song to stick around. in the hughes corporation. want add song to last for ages as he told me and chose "row, row, row your boat as an inspiration" because it's been around forever. >> smart. did the trick. kath, over to you. >> look at this beautiful lady in hawaii. the original name of the gladys knight and the pips train to georgia? >> ah -- i'm going with a. >> oh, no. she wanted the cd! >> all right. the correct answer here is, "midnight plane to houston"? >> the songwriter called lee majors a friend of his. lee majors wasn't home. farrah fawcett answered the phone and said lee's out. i've got to catch a midnight plain to houston. song. cissy houston records it but changes the title to midnight train to georgia. >> isn't that interesting? >> and gladys covers it. >> beautiful. kath, over to you. >>

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saturday still looks like a pretty decent da cs will a east and close to the coast line before the day is out, and eventually from the west as well. mainly clear tomorrow, a golden day around here, a bonus day for this time of year. there are the clouds on that are eventually clouds from the west. when the cold air is set to arrive sunday, there could be a ribbon of snow in western and northern massachusetts, so you follow it right here and especially the mountains of vermont. it may be good news for the ski areas. here is where there could be some snow accumulation. the change to wind and cold you will really stto especially during the day sunday through monday. after that it looks tranquil tuesday and wednesday but chilly. it looks pretty chilly and it wouldn't take much for it to be snow or part of the area might get snow on thanksgiving. chilly rain seems like the most likely thing around boston but we are a week out so we will sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity. mike: the american league mvp award was just announce seconds ago and mookie betts finished second to mike trout of the angels. listen to the numbers for mookie bett

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as well. >> krystal: i'd like to see the end result. >>> something else that's blowing up the internet. the holderness family. we show you this family every da this time it's for thanksgiving. >> michelle: they want to make sure that this holiday is the one day that people can forget about the election and just enjoy some fwb apparently. ? any other topics so we can find a way to avoid politics for just one day ? . >> krystal: that's the holderness family out of north carolina. at it again. so this is flo rida's song my house in case you recognized it but wasn't sure what song it was. this video has gotten nearly 4.4 million views in just one day. i have a pretty good bet they'll do something for christmas. >> michelle: they always do. >>> next on news 3 live at 12:30 some great news for those looking for a job here in southern nevada. there's a big boom coming to big named companies are relocating there and that means lots of jobs. we'll have more. >> krystal: he is an r & b superstar and is here in studio with us ahead of his big perform ns a at the las vegas soul festival. ginuwine in the building. we're so exciteed to have him. so talent

as well. she will start saving again for the next big meal. in berkeley, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> incredible.t was quite a bit of work. it took her three days to shop prepare and cook the food. in all she served about 20 homeless people this afternoon. >>> good for her. coming up in our next half-hour drug users dropouts and any students struggling to stay on track inside the boot camp style academy recruiting its first class in northern california. how it's helped some of the most at-risk teens find a new purpose in life. >>> president-elect donald trump is getting round-the- clock security and so is his hollywood walk of fame star. the measures to prevent future vandalism. i like to know what's happening as soon as it happens. who won the game, who won on the dancing show... ...i mean, if i watched that show. same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. wait, he won? that's a

da items including tvs, drones and gaming lap tops. dell's sale begins at 8 a.m. with deals on tvs and gaming deer. overstock.com is offering deep discounts. target also offering deals on tvs and electronics as well as toys and rec room games. additionally you'll get an extra free shipping, and macy's sale includes huge deals. now, just because stuff is on sale doesn't mean you don't have to do a little research, especially when it comes to televisions. you'll want to check specific models before making a purchase, because even the best manufacturers have weak models in their line up. that is going out to our producer brad. >>e he's already been shopping this morning. >>> ed is here with a look at our weather. >> i've been on there this morning and seeing the same deals out there. so do your research. while you're actually online shopping maybe want to buy a brand new teddy bear for our teddy bear round up. now, through december 19th collecting those brand new bears, we do it every year. there's a full list drop off locations at wfla.com. an average november we should have just over an inch and a half of rain. if this pattern continues this would be tied for the second driest november on record.

as well. ensure not celebrations in cuba as well. >> force them go out and at gunpoint make them cry two ways to do this. >> dictatorship da jury. passing and reaction of our government as well. one of those reactions is brad blakeman assistant to george w. bush and member of the transition team in 2000. thanks for joining us this morning. out the gates your reaction to the passing of fidel castro? >> i think this could be a real opportunity for president trump. he doesn't have to deal with the death of fidel but the after death he does. send messages not in power yet but send messages to the down low to the new cuban regime that filgd is gone. not new in the sense of power but new in the sense that fidel who is the face of the dictatorship, not really his brother as much. is he an iconic figure is now gone. so i think the other interesting thing to watch is the funeral, who does china send as their delegates? who does the united states send? who does russia send? will they take meetings as part of their mourning? that's all critical to watch in the next few day days is how will the transition work? not only inside the country bu

as well. here's the next 7 days. warming up into the weekend. low 80s saturday and sunday. a little breezy on saturday. 81 for the high. 28 sunday, cloud cover increasing throughout the da i on sunday by late sunday night we have 40% chance of rain in the valley as the next storm system approaches. right now looking incredibly wet across the state on monday as the system comes in. anywhere from half appear ito an inch of rain expected for much of arizona is des moines play. temperatures drop dramatically. slight chance for a few more showers on tuesday. heading into thanksgiving sunny and 77 on thanksgiving day. . >>> we are all virtual today in the financial fitness zone there is virtually no better time than the holiday season to take a look at the charity which you would like to support with your money. giving it tuesday is coming up in less than 2 weeks last year on that date more than 700 million $160 million to charity in just 1 day. charity navigator makes it pretty easy of all airs irz's great to not so great nonprofits one example of a good one the forever young foundation. it helps out kids. take a look at the blue portion of the pie chart that's program expenses.

the da says no other charges will be filed in contra costa county against officers from oakland, richmond and san francisco as well as alameda sheriff deputies based on interviews investigators did. >> all of the sexual interactions that she had with those officers occurred when she was over 18. all of her actions, interacts with these officers were consensual. all of her interactions with these officers were not done for money or anything of value. therefore, accordingly there were no crimes. >> he believes police wanted to get her help and treatment. >>> this is a story that our crime reporter henry lee has been following. the da was given several cases involving former and current police officers. you only have the one that is going to be charged. this came down to a lack of evidence. >> he says that he carefully reviewed the evidence and took into consideration a dozen statements and he says he has to abide by the law and make sure he can prove evidence beyond a reasonble doubt. >> and i want to read people at home something else. he said it is troubling and unfortunate that we want to file charges but just be

as well. you can see 38 in boston, 43 in new york, in washington 47 degrees, 61 degrees in memphis da in denver 65, in salt lake city they had 53 degrees, and up in seattle another 53-degree reading up there. here it's 59 degrees right now. we have winds out of the south-southwest at five, and the city looking pretty good tonight after a good drenching through the day today, cleaning things out. 57 right now in fountain hills, 53 in apache junction, 55 in mesa. it is 63 degrees in glendale at the present time. little bit of high pressure moving in, and we are going to see a little bit of a change. this is your futurecast, and you can see a little stuff hanging around right now, but as early as tuesday, that stuff is gone, so by tomorrow we are going to kind of clean things out of here, and then of course later in the week, we are all going to be celebrating thanksgiving day. happy thanksgiving to everybody. 72 degrees, a few clouds up there is what it's going to look like, very light winds for your enjoyment. 71 degrees in scottsdale, 70 in glendale. other numbers that we have, look at these 40

da as it relat foreign policy. one of the big things the president is concerned about is isis. he wants the person to work really wellthe nsa and the department of defense. to me, taking a little bit more time to get this right is the thing the american people want from the president-elect. >> no rush on the other post but with this one, mitt romney is getting a little trashed and bashed in the process. he's taking so incoming fire. rudy giuliani taking some incoming fire. is it damaging to the person who takes the post? >> i do not think so. most governor romney and major rudy giuliani are tough people. both have been in the rough and tumble of campaigns and seen eggs and tomatoes thrown at both of them. if there's another person involved, at the end of the day the president-elect will make a decision and one that fits in with his agenda. those guys with take it. >> they can take it. a lot of interesting people tomorrow. oklahoma attorney general trngs sheriff clark. somebody who has been on our network a lot, very interesting, very outspoken, very colorful. he has a big fan base. he doesn't mince words. he runs as

as well. all part of that big high that created the drought conditions. meanwhile, across the pacific northwest, a system that's coming in da an hour gusts. some heavy rain with it and another one coming on tuesday and wednesday, some snow getting down into california. no snow across the midsection of the country. warming up into the 60s and 70s start. it will feel real comfortable throughout the afternoonment we'll start in the low 60s in tampa and 50s to the north. we'll top out near 80. low rain chances monday and tuesday. >>> and now that the election is over, we can look forward to who will be th who will be the grand marshal at the thanksgiving parade. >> can wwr marciano. >>> a connecticut woman is on a record-breaking mission to become the first woman to visit every country. >> and diane macedo is reporting on this epic journey. >> reporter: she calls this expedition 196. that will set a new record for the timing, if she can do it in less than three years and three months. she was aiming for two years. and even with and even with that ambitious goal she's still well ahead of schedule. in in afghanistan a my len yal

as well. into much of worcester county from 495 eastward. we're likely stuck in the clouds for much of da. that extends into the south shore and the cape. moving into the evening ahead, we will start to dry out. that's going to lead us into a sunnier start for the workweek. the downside is temperatures will stay on the cool end of the scale as we top out at 50 degrees in the height of the afternoon on monday. tuesday for election day, you're heading ou highs will hit near 60 degrees. a nice warm-up but changes heading our way for wednesday. we're going to see that jet stream, which initially is going to rise as we head toward tuesday, it's going to dip as we head toward wednesday. that's going to allow for cool air to rush down into our region as temperatures drop back into the 50's and closer to where they should be for this time of year. the rest of the seven-day forecast, all eyes are on next weekend as we do see some clouds moving into the area. that's going to cool us down into the 40's. doug and antoinette, we could even see a few snowflakes next saturday. antoinette: she keeps sayin

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da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. get paid twice as fast. visit quickbooks-dot-com. >>> wellget your children involved in politics? well, some parents have taken to facebook to share letters to president-elect trump written by their children. some of them very, very young. one letter from a-year-old in seattle reads this way. dear president-elect trump pleasen be a good president. be kind to all people. some people in my family are a special religion and they're not bad guys. well, joining me now is that child's mother molly hijami. molly thanks for joining us tonight. >> hi. thank you so much. >> i'm not disagreeing with you on the substance of this. by the way. i'm for kindness, of course. but i'm concerned that kids at that age are too young to participate in politics for two reasons. one, to be blunt, they don't know anything about it but also because politics is a tough world. and once you get your child in to that world, you expose him to things that kids shouldn't be exposed to. are you concerned about that? >> well, i am really concerned that this election was quite a

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as well as afghanistan. in this last capacity, he was a spokesman for the late special representative of the secretary-general in iraq, sergio da milo, who was killed in baghdad in 2009. he's also the bureau chief of the pan arab daily, he's the author of the book "that horrible day" and has appeared as a commentator on many arab and non-arab radio and satellite stations, including al jazeera, kuwait tv, bahrain tv, bbc, and sky news. so please join me in welcoming our speakers. [ applause ] and dr. abdullah will be first. >> thank you, everyone. now, do i have to be wired or is this good enough? okay, great. thanks to the organizers and for all of you for coming today. this is one of my favorite events every november, this wonderful conference, even if it happens after certain elections that send to be somewhat depressing. but let me say a few words today about jerusalem. i want to flesh out both the contemporary situation in jerusalem, and also look at some of the genealogies of rural and power that have produced the kind of arrangement of very much separate and unequality, even apartheid-like arrangements we see today. and e