if you know where danae harris is, call the cedar steady rain will be with us this evening as a warm front lifts north through eastern iowa. after midnight, the rain will turn more to scattered showers. winds will be gusty through tonight at 20- 30 mph. with the strong southerly flow, we will stay mild tonight, only dropping into the 40s for overnight lows. similar conditions will continue for monday, another mild day is on tap. there will be a chance for a few showers as well as the cold front sweeps i over for the rest of the week, however, the system that brought us this rain will stall out to our north, keeping us in a very cloudy pattern. temperatures will fall back to near normal levels for wednesday through next weekend. tonight: rain likely and windy. winds: s 20-35 mph low: 46 alo: 46 dbq: 43 iow: 46 43 to 49 have begun in cuba to honor the death of fidel castro. the 90-year-old leader ruled his country with an iron hand for sixty years. the cuban flag flies at half-staff in havana. students attending the university of havana, where their education is free, held a candle lig

a trump white house will look like. >> kim: across the pond where prince harry is unhappy and blasting the american media. >> dana: he's asking them to leave his new american with a brunette american actress, it's a story that has women have been pining after the bachelor prince, that is harry's 35-year-old girlfriend megan. >> she's one of the stars of the legal drama suits. >> now that she's harry's love interest , the prince ballistic on the press. a statement says the past week has seen a line crossed. his girlfriend has been subject to a wave of abuse and harassment. the palace statement cites the smear on the front page of a newspaper , the undertones of comment paste pieces. her mom is african-american and her dad is white. she is a u.n. advocate for it comes to her own character rachel on soups. >> this season every script began with rachel enters with a towel. not doing it anymore. >> prince harry is worried about her safety. after all his mother, princess diana seen holding harry a car crash while being chased by paparazzo. this is not a game, this is her life and his, the press was playing the game of

. >> dana: a jury in georgia found harris guilty of murder. he left his son in the s.u.v. while he went to work for 7 hours. prosecutors say harris killed his son cooking him to death to escape family responsibility. messages to several women and teenage girls despite the fact he was married at the time. he did online research on hot car deaths. harris is going to be sentenced on december 5. he could be sentenced to life in prison. >> kim: there a big fight that started over the man that was convicted of murder. release of brendan. a judge ruled investigators tricked him into confessing he was helping his uncle kill a woman. the attorney general is filing an emergency motion to block that release. prosecutors want him to stay locked up as they appeal a ruling that overturned his murder conviction. >> dana: new zealand begins the rescue operation of about 1,000 tourist and hundreds of resident powerful earthquake hit there over the weekend cutting off train and roadways to this community. helicopters are getting people out and tomorrow a ship from the navy will arrive to ge

are still in the 70's but get ready to hang on to >> dana: a local teenager just did something that's gotten the attention of the queen of england. harry styles thanks for it too. details coming your way in act >> two freight trains colliding in central florida. you had some train cars carrying fertilizer and others carrying coal colliding just before 1:30 our time. the other northbound when this happened this. video paints the picture. more than 20 cars jumped that track. >> kim: we have breaking news in our own backyard wrapping up about five hours ago. let's take you to the scene. craig, we are so pleased to be able to report people went to bed knowing the standoff was going on but not a single person injured as it comes to their homes this morning. that is another piece of good news. this started 6:30 yesterday evening. there was a woman in an apartment, she's 38-year-old and fired a couple of shots inside the apartment. some more shots outside and goes back in and won't come out. she eventually did come out with the help of the swat team. metro swat team moved in and took her into custody early this morning about 2:00 this morning

coverage of decision 2016 is >> dana: voters deciding if they want the democrat or the republican to fill harry reid's seat, is balance of power in the u.s. senate hangs in the balance. we'll have more in a live report. >> kim: another body. police making a gruesome discovery in south carolina. now a newcomer to the investigation. we'll share it >> dana: welcome in. it is 5:30 on this tuesday, election day. there is 1600 pennsylvania avenue. that's what it's all about, the race for the white house. in moments we're taking you to washington, d.c. for team coverage of decision 2016. >> dana: time to check in with our historian tom holly. it was on this date 1864 that president lincoln was re-elected making nevada a state. >> tom: i believe he cut the corner on that. they wanted nevada but they didn't have the population but brought it into the union anyhow. we're in the far northwest part of the valley looking good right now. very smooth traffic and lots of construction on that new fly overbridge which is under construction. into the bowl we go to check a sm overall we are looking good. let's che

. >> kim: dana who got sleep last night as he goes into his steve role on the program. world was watching. harry reid is retiring. it wasn't all that close in the end however it was a nail biter for a time. now we have a woman making history move into that position. >> she is and that person is katherine cortez masto, the former attorney general here in nevada. this morning senator elect cortez masto. she will be taking office she had a good night last night winning in her contest over joe heck. she got 478% of the vote. heck got 44% of the vote. this morning he congratulated in a statement cortez masto on her victory. >> dana: we expect the clinton coming up in about 40 minutes. we'll carry it for you live. this is the medical patient tax relief passing by a half million votes in this state. all 17 counties voting in the affirmative yesterday for this constitution. we'll find out in 2018 if voters did what they did yesterday. >> kim: on to question five. you see the final results on your screen right now. this calling for a 10 year extension of the fuel revenue index tax. that tax initially wen

. >> harry reid did say on facebook this morning being proud of us is an understatement. being that he supports this name change is really nice. >> dana: got problems on their hands at the newspaper though right now they are running low on funds and can't operate next semester without help. local groups are stepping in to help out financially including the las vegas review journal. >> kim: we do have breaking news to share with you this morning. from what we understand look at the map on your screen. metro is investigating another homicide happening late last night on durango. police say a man pulled a gun we are working on getting more information for you. once we have it, we'll pass it on during this broadcast. tens of thousands of people paying respect to castro. many of you have witnessed history on this very program. we're taking you to the ceremony attended by many world leaders. we have it ahead. >> dana: what do you do when you quit your job right? ? ? ? when you find something worth waiting for, hile you're mastering life. >> kim: over my should ter newest group of american multimillionaires all thanks to powerball. we now kn

harry truman was president. tonight 59 will be our low with clear skies. high of 80 tomorrow. 76 on veterans day and mid 70's >> dana: look who it is. it's lance. good to see you. from that boy band with justin timberlake. why 6:18 in the morning on election day in las vegas. you live in l.a., why are you here? >> just to remind people to vote to be here so i wanted to come be with my people and remind them we have an important day. our girl hillary is who we have to put in office. >> dana: a lot of people don't find her trustworthy. a lot of people think she's broken the law. >> stop believing the rhetoric. go to bipartisan places that really dissect donald trump lied 91% of this election and hillary has been one of the most truthful candidates. that tells you that people are listening to rhetoric. go research it yourself. you can find out what is a lie and what is not. >> dana: did you vote? >> i'm an early voter. democrat, republican, get out and vote. that's the message. >> kim: we take you live to ohio. a lot of pun dents have said republicans have never won presidency without ohio. that could be different this

harris county. i'll look very closely at them to see how the rest of texas goes as well. >> teasehat's a fascinating tho. before i go to dana, i was reading today that one of the factors boosting the latino vote are people not necessarily voting on hillary clinton or donald trump but wanting to protect dopa for their parents. >> doca was the legislation passed for dreamers -- executive order, excuse me. trump said if he were to get into office, he would revoke that two-year program. and the second order, which is dopa, which would expand protection for mothers and parents. >> now i think the new narrative is we thought at least republicans had this theory of the case that there is this missing white voters, that is how they could expand the voters to win without latino voters. >> a lot of things are not terribly surprising. you start your campaign by identifying latinos as criminals and rapists, well, lo and behold they're going to show up and oppose you. it doesn't mean the older, white, middle class voters with economic grievances are staying home. polls show they are paying attention. so trump has mobilized some of them

dana perino.ou [applause] thanks for having me to make it is a pleasure because nothing is going on in the world of politics but let's talk about the book because before there was jasper there was harry, henry i'm sorry. he also helped to a difficult time. >> thanks for coming today it is a pleasure to be here a was here in 2010 because i did the publicity to wherefore george w. bushecision never imagined i could come year as an author myself so henry was the first of credit owned as an adult my husband and i got him in scotland when we lived there it is try my husband on a plane and we move to englandgla we both wanted a dog. we did even know about the breed we found out about the and n switzerland from a trip that we talk and i fell in love with these dogs so henry helped me through difficult time. winner wrote the book because i and not a natural long form writer cannot thatd would be the lead book would ever write there was a chapter about dogs because i love dogs and wanted was so much to include that part of my life in the book but ie needed to cut down so i gave back then dog chapter in my editor said i promise you one day there will be a dog book.his on so to write this was e

harris county. i'll look very closely at them to see how the rest of texas goes as well. >> that's a fascinating thought. before i go to danawas reading today that one of the factors boosting the latino vote are people not necessarily voting on hillary clinton or donald trump but wanting to protect dopa for their parents. >> doca was the legislation passed for dreamers -- executive order, excuse me. trump said if he were to get into office, he would revoke that two-year program. and the second order, which is dopa, which would expand protection for mothers and parents. >> now i think the new narrative is we thought at least republicans had this theory of the case that there is this missing white voters, that is how they could expand the voters to win without latino voters. >> a lot of things are not terribly surprising. you start your campaign by identifying latinos as criminals and rapists, well, lo and behold they're going to show up and oppose you. it doesn't mean the older, white, middle class voters with economic grievances are staying home. polls show they are paying attention. so trump has mobilized some of them but