thanks for having me. >> dion, as we look to now next year, when we talk about your pc strategy, dionthe focus has clearly been you're going to go after that premium part of the market with products like hp specter, but others clearly see opportunity there as well, dion. you saw tim cook just unveil those new mac book pros. looking ahead, what are going to be your specific competitive advantages in this fight? >> of course in the past year this has been a story of reinvention. we're faster, more nimble, focused, and focused on delighting our cus mers every single day whether it's in our printing business or personal systems by. our personal systems business has been ma nighally focused on the premium segment, on gaming with really gaining traction in both markets. but we're not forgetting our core business where we've been successful for so many years. we're reinventing across the entire company. >> i know when it comes to pc, your investors are going to be really curious about how you protect those average-selling prices. we know they're under pressure for windows partners. is that g

dion admits out of the two brothers he was the trouble- maker. he's spent the last three years behind bars. but eric was always the good one..."a gentle giant" who was also a husband...father and promising athlete according to police...eric was shot on the 57-hundred block of west captiol drive during an attempted break- are still searching for a motive and a suspect. 'he wasnt doing anything he was the victim of a crime.' dion was released from prison just in time to spend two final weeks with his brother. he says it seemed eric was waiting for him to come home that wasnt him he didnt want to be stuck in a bed he was literally in a bed 24 hours a day.' ' i really see ?although the crime happened in 2014, milwaukee police say that per f-b-i guidelines... walker's death is now a homicide that will be added in the 2016 total. m-p-d says it continues to look for a motive and a suspect in this case.. now the family is preparing for a funeral.. and needs help covering costs. we have information on fox6 now dot com live outside milwaukee police distric

. >> we're going to stay on, you're taking live look, pat dion, we heard from him early this morning.he smile on his face, they had a verbal agreement. it was about getting signatures on the deal. he is setting next to dwight evans who is getting a lot of credit for being the meade -- mediator, we'll hear about the strike coming to an end, terms of the deal. we heard that human being -- healthcare, pension and wageses. >> the big threat everyone had was going into election day, they felt people may not get to the polls because of lack of transportation. students were affected in philadelphia, hundreds of thousands of commuters who normally take septa, we found that the traffic on the roads has been horrendous because more people are getting in their cars and flooding they highways and the streets. this is definitely good news for a lot of people seems like the septa strike may be ending this morning. >> one we thing we should remid you it will take 16 hours to get back to normal, we're dealing with road closures around the hillary clinton president obama rally going on at independence

i am reginald roundtree. >> and i am dion lim. now a hit-and-run suspect that killed a mother and seriously hurt a deputy over the weekend went before a judge. his bond is set at $101,000. >> now, reg, 71-year-old charles lewis made a full confession. he told polk deputies he was at a bar on friday night. that's when he had a total of four beers and then drove home. now, he said he knew he hit something, but he didn't know what that something was. this story has left you with a lot of questions. now, one facebook post in it says, quote, i actually hope that the venue that let him leave to drive drunk, too drunk to drive, is held responsible as well. 10news polk county newsroom reporter grady trimble is looking into whether bars are liable for drunk driving crashes. >> reporter: the bartenders at linksters believe in going the extra mile to stop drunk driving. about a year ago that belief was tested when one of their customers had too much to drink

. >> septa's board chairman pat dion told us that we have a deal.ve a deal, and pat dion, the first time i saw shine on his face, probably in a couple years. so pat dion and his septa negotiating on team, walk in the twu headquarters and i mentioned willie brown, union leader broke his leg recently. he was walking around last week and came here in the wheelchair and they came over here as a courtesy of willie brown to not let him get wheeled over or driven around to someplace in the middle but they came over here to announce that they have a deal, in principal. was his word, and they are going to finalize it with willie brown right here. probably just getting signatures. they will make an announcement officially momentarily but we will play, pat dion saying those word in front of your eyes so you can see it for yourself your viewers at home as soon as we get that tape turned around. is there your official head line to start the week. eagles lose. everybody is in the bad mood. septa strike is over. difficult put everybody in the good mood karen thoma

have dion lewis who has been activated. we will see if he's active tonight. reporting live at gillette stadium, joe amorosino, 7 news. >>anchor 1: at the quarterback battle at gillette tonight. red-hot tom brady up against russell wilson. for both about respect. >> adam, tom brady is going to be regarded by many as the greatest quarterback of all time. he wouldnot know it by the numb he put up this year. russell wilson is totally different than brady athletically., but his will to compelling comparison. >> he's fast, got a great arm, creative, smart. he's a tough player. >> there's more than one way to build a franchise quarterback. he might not have his measurable's, it's his legs that set him apart. >> very athletic, never takes his eyes off the field. >> we can make every throw on the field, he is very accurate. his good quarterback in the pocket, but when can move into a first down. >> much like brady, wilson won a super bowl in his second nfl season. it's also reminiscent of the future hall of famer. >> for me the biggest gift is being able to see it and

now that dion lewis is activated. >> thanks, chelsea. coming up next in our pregame show, we will take a look at russell wilson and the seahawks fios is not cable. we're wired differently. olidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. seven on the sidelines pregame show. i am joe amorosino joined again by fred smerlas and steve deossie. the patriots taking the field without jamie collins was traded way to the browns. what are the long-term and short-term problems that the patriots could run into? >> the short-term he's one of the better athletes on defense. he was a playmaker, he was going a little bit above and beyond trying to make getting out of the defense at times. but here's a guy who can make some big plays. and this is a team defen

but back inside terminal 2, dion odom, the young midshipmen in his naval dress uniform was all smiles. - "direct flight at 6:00, we actually got back 20 minutes early." a good start to dion's thanksgiving leave from academy in annapolis. - "i mean being away at the academy it's pretty stressful. and coming to see family, just for tyhese few days is monumentous, it's worth it. and a good travel experience makes it even better? ye sir, yes sir." --ad lib-- one more note about parking over at the airport... we told you economy 3 is full... still spots in economy 4. the central lot is plenty of space in the premier lot. it's the most expensive, $18 a day... but it's wide open if you need it. "governor mccrory" -- delivering a 'message'.... as we 'prepare' to thanksgiving'. he's encouraging 'all of us' -- to donate to the "hurricane matthew" recovery effort. mccrory says -- unfortunately... there are many families -- 'unable' -- to return home for thanksgiving -- because of the storm's aftermath. he says -- the goal of the "disaster relief fund" -- is to help people get into "temporary hou

the patriots will also be without wide receiver chris hogan but running back dion lewis will make his season debut -- we'll have more later in sports. ed: also breaking, president-elect donald trump agreeing to a $25 million settlement to resolve three lawsuits over trump university. the suits alleged that trump university failed to deliver the quality real estate investing education it promised. the deal does not require trump to acknowledge wrongdoing. caught on camera, a woman being run down while crossing the street in chelsea. tonight, police hope you can help them track down the minivan that hit her. newscenter 5's nichole berlie is live at the scene. reporter: tonight police are searching for the driver that sent a 72-year-old woman to the hospital. broadway at fourth street. she was in the crosswalk, and had the right of way. then you see a white minivan, hits her, never even slows down and proceeds to drive off. the victim sprawled in the street starts to get up, and you see a good samaritan come to help her. police say the 72-year-old victim went to the hospital with a cut t

trolley to get them from door to door, you're taking a look at pat dion, the septa chairman who will be telling us about the deal. >> he is in what would have been termed enemy headquarters over the last several days because of the verbal jockeying going on between septa and the union. there's willie brown. >> they are waiting for the news cast to start, 5:30 half-hour. it sounds counsel he is ready t, here's pat dion chairman of the septa board about to announce that the strike is over. >> we're pleased to announce a tentative agreement with local 234, this will end the strike the city transit division phased back in today. we believe it's fair to our employees and customers and taxpayers, we know the strike has caused hardship to thousand of riders of we cannot thank our customers enough for their patience, we look forward to getting full service back as soon as possible. we thank those who worked tireless to get the agreement done. i would like to thank governor wolf, his appointee and one of the guys that was spectacular during the whole negotiation, representative dwight evans,

dion admits out of the two brothers he was the trouble- maker. he's spent the last three years behind bars. but eric was always the good one..."a gentle giant" who was also a athlete according to police...eric was shot on the 57-hundred block of west captiol drive during an attempted break- in at his mothers house. they are still searching for a motive and a suspect. 'he wasnt doing anything he was the victim of a crime.' dion was released from prison just in time to spend two final weeks with his brother. he says it seemed eric was waiting for him to come home ' i really see him in a better place..." now homicide and will be added to the 2016 year count. reporting live outside milwaukee police district seven i'm angelica sanchez fox 6 steph thanks angelica a woman is dead after being hit by a semi on the interstate this morning. it happened on i-94 northbound near college avenue. all the lanes had to be shut down at hear more on why the woman was on the interstate in the first place. all but a few residents are allowed back into their home -- af

well to day transit workers union fired back with a statement that said quote pat dion must have dust ted off a news release from some other contract negotiation ifs he claims septa has bargained in good faith with the union, presented fair offers and quickly and thoughtfully responded to all proposals. really. who is he kidding. this rebuttal comes midway through day three of the transit workers union strike which has halted all city bus, subway, trolley services and contributed to intermittent delays on still operational regional rail lines. despite the fiery statement there both side, talks continued this afternoon, as frustrated commuters now embark on another congested ride home. now, aside from traffic and other major concern, getting voters to the polls. just in case a strike were to continue on through election day. so is there a backup plan in place? we are going to explore that question, tonight at 6:00. reporting live from center city alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a lot of people talking about that, thanks very much. stay with "eyewitness news" as we conti

. >> reporter: well, coach bill belichick didn't confirm is dion a possibility. when i asked how lewis can add to this already versatile offense, belichick said i don't know, we have to wait and see. despite reports of patriots running back dion lewis making his season debut against seattle sunday. coach bill belichick said his statistic is a us hasn't changed. >>> deion is working hard. i think this is what he needs to be around football. rehabing and running up hills and doing pushups of it's he has a lot of good football snaps over the last however many days it's been. it's good. >> reporter: if lewis is activated he could add another dimension to an already potent offense. the patriots have the sixth highest scoring offense with three quarter backs who haven't thrown an interception and the sea hawks are allowing an average 139 rushing yards over the last three games. >>> this week is all about turn and you know, i know they preach that a lot. coaches talk to us a lot about coach carrmr. oliver: 's philosophy saying it's all about the ball. >> reporter: there

i'm dion lim. new at 6:00 tonight. >> the election is over, but now how do parents talk to their kids about the winners and their offensive comments regarding women and >> and they won't have to watch him or see me suffer the way that i do. >> parents and some business owners are celebrating a big win for medical marijuana here in florida. why they say that they will benefit both patients and our havertys furniture helps your home look perfect even when life isn't. pretty! hey. umm... sign here? sure, you got a pen? i do! thanks, sweetie. the veterans day preview is on now at havertys. >>> some of you just can't live without them. but your smart phone could affect how well you actually sleep. >> it is not a new theory, but there is a new study backing up something we have talked about. researchers studied more than 650 adults over a month tracking how much time they have spent on their smart phones. th was linked to poor sleep quality and less sleep, especially for those that use it right before go

i am mark rivera. >> i am dion lim. just in time for the holidays a new way for cyber thieves to try to steal your financial information and maybe more. >> 10news reporter eric glasser has the warning to save you from a thumb drive thumping. >> reporter: maybe you are at you find one of these. a usb thumb drive u think, my lucky day. there is a warning out there right now heading into the holidays. gigabyte grinches planting these things on purpose looking to steal from you. >> i have never heard of planting usbs. >> that's crazy. >> i can see how people would take them. it's a free memory drive. >> reporter: a lot of people admit if they found one, they would consider keeping it, or to. in any case. >> bad idea. >> reporter: he says putting that drive in your computer, tablet, or phone is a recipe for digital disaster. a new rapidly spreading program called bad usb. virtually undetectable, hijacking your info, your camera, even holding your device for ransom. >> it's a danger that people have never had to think about b

benefits like this, dion. you know, when you think of large airports, you might think of o'hare in chicago, jfk in new york, hartsfield in substantial raise tampa international's ceo joe lapato makes more than the people who run those airports. in fact, he becomes the third highest paid airport executive in the country. today the aviation authority raised his salary to $394,000. that is an 8% increase. on top of that his monthly car allowance doubled to $1,000 a month. oh, and he gets a half a plus then he will also get another 15% raise that year. now, most of us will agree that tampa international is a great airport and easy to navigate, but it's far from the largest in the nation. actually, it's one of the smallest of the nation's large airports. but today the board passed his raise without any discussion. >>> now lets just take -- let's take a peek. the controversy around the confusing solar amendment continues. with just five days until the election, opponents of amendment 1 are doing anything possible to

will carry it live here from twu headquarters on north second street the septa board chair hand pat dion says we have a deal. and they have been talking all night, he didn't look like he missed any sleep he looked wide asleep and he looked like he got a full night of sleep. there is your morning head line and probably best head line of the month so far. it is a short month, folks but this strikings right this line with the last two, 05, 09, six and seven days. we are starting day seven a few hours in, probably below average of the 6.5 days. the not bad. if septa ever goes on strike again expect a week of hardship but don't be surprised if we see those trains, trolleys, buses accounts, running by the lunch hour, who knows, that would be one of the first questions when can you get system up and running. certainly this is by morning rush hour but you folks taking regional rails won't see picket lines you will see septa workers high fiveing each other that they got a deal done. septa staffers on those picket lines out in the cold for six nights, seven night they will want to know details of

dion antisin/forward; "to have our own rink with our own room it's going to be unreal. ((chris maathuis)) couldn't come at a better time. nats; ' vegas golden " ((chris maathuis)) the unlv team plays twice this weekend against northern arizona at the las vegas ice center... face off set for 8:30. only one unlv rebel made first team all mountain west and he's a good one.. might see some time on sunday someday. tau lotulelei was named first team linebacker... he had a career best and team leading 117 tackles.. he was among the top 20 in the few were named to the honorable mention list. how about this... for the second straight year... former canyon spring grad and san diego state running back donnell pumphrey was named the league's best offensive player. can't aruge that that call... he's all time third in rushing numbers.. and has a chance to crack into the top 2 when his aztecs play at wyoming this weekend., he's already passed marshall faulk at san diego state. the rebels are coming off a disappointing 4 win season... year. unlv plays at ohio state in september... and

dion admits out of the two brothers he was the trouble- maker. he's spent the last three years behind bars. but eric was always the good one..."a gentle giant" who was also a husband...father and promising athlete according to police...eric was shot on the 57-hundred block of west attempted break- in at his mothers house. they are still searching for a motive and a suspect. 'he wasnt doing anything he was the victim of a crime.' dion was released from prison just in time to spend two final weeks with his brother. he says it seemed eric was waiting for him to come home that wasnt him he didnt want to be stuck in a bed he was literally in a bed 24 hours a day.' ' i really see him in a better place..." now if you want to know how you can help out this family head over to f now dot com we have a link to a go fund me page that his family has sent us. and milwaukee police tels us that per fbi guidlines eric's death has been ruled a homicide and it will be added to the 2016 list. for now reporting outside milwaukee police district seven, i'm angelica sa

local 234 president, brown, calls dion's accounts, quote, half truths, saying he's refusing deals that leave members taking homeless in money or benefits. now, sticking points have been workers pensions, healthcare, wages, and working conditions, and for a fourth day thousand also once again get tide in congested commutes, regional rails, roadways, especially in the center city area. now, back live, we do know that talks went into early this morning, will resume later today, now, many of course on the outside and inside commuters and politicians and the like want to see this ended by monday, so a crisis will be averted by election day, so far, we will wait and see. jan, jim, back into you. >> thank you so much, justin. >>> stay with us here on "eyewitness news", as we continue to follow the negotiations in the septa strikement we'll let you know if anything develops during this newscast, and don't forget, you can also finds out the latest on our website cbsphilly.com. >>> two young boys are in critical condition this morning after a house fire in philadelphia's olney section. the call

>> reporter: well, coach bill belichick didn't confirm if dion lewis would be active for sunday when i asked how lewis could affect this already versatile offense, belichick said that he doesn't know, we have to wait and see. despite reports of patriots running back dion lewis making his season debut against seattle sunday, coach bill belichick said his status hasn't changed. >>> deion is working hard. this is what he needs to be around football, you know, rehab in and running up hills, and doing push ups, and all of th. playing fbi. he has a lot of good football snaps over the last for however many days it's been. it's good. >> reporter: if lewis is activated he could add another dim helps to an already potent offense. the patriots have the sixth highest scoring offense with three quarterbacks who haven't thrown an interception and the sea hawks are allowing an average 139 rushing yards over the last three games. turnovers for us. i know they preach that a lot, coach has talked to us a lot about coach carol's philosophy and saying it's all about the ball, it's all about the ball. >>

but again, both on the same side of the table, where septa board chairman, pasquale dion senior, andal 234 president willie brown. i don't think they realize that all of us sitting here at home, in the studio, come on, give us the news. >> bated breath, waiting for a week, jim, you know, i told you last tuesday, i believe, the first day of the septa strike, as a high school student i would have to take a trolley to 30th street, an el to 69th street, then the 101 or 102 toll toy drexel hill. and so, you know, we don't realize sometimes how many people rely on septa. but i can personally a test to if i didn't have septa in high school my par hadn't to work, i don't know how i would have gotten -- >> that's the thing, thousand of school student were expected, archdioces, private schools were getting shuttle buses and things like that, kids were allowed to be excused from school, but again, dealing with day care, things like. that will soap, they've got smiles on their faces so i don't think they'll put a fast one here, hopefully they'll cool through with what trang do had broken earlier

back to dion pace who spent 12 hours at the mall. she wouldn't shop black friday any the way. >> i real don't like online. i to have my things physically i did a little bit online. it's a cheerful time. everybody is in a good spirit. i like the feeling so i'm out here. >> reporter: she was pretty serious. almost 12 hours here at the mall. so some people actually didn't spend any money on shopping they wanted to get a break already from turkey leftovers. so they came out to hit up some of the restaurants and, dawn, you know i usually love this assignment. this time and also around christmas because i do shopping, i am still too stuffed from turkey last night to do any shopping today. so i got nothing. nothing. >> you got nothing? i don't believe it. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's true. >> all right. we'll see in you a little bit, shawnette. thanks. >>> on your radar tonight rain moves out ahead of a beautiful weekend here's meteorologist monica cryan. >> i was telling earlier this morning those black friday shoppers to get out there e

. >> i am dion lim. after record black friday gun sales for the past two years, gun dealers around the country time around. that's because after president- elect trump's victory some stores saw a slump in sales. it was a different story leading up to the election when polls showed clinton in the lead. one gun company showed a 66% increase in earnings. background checks through october were 26% higher than the same time last year. so have local gun stores been hit hard recently. casey cumley finds out. >> reporter: the sounds of black friday at >> what are you looking to get? magazines, barrels? >> magazines. >> reporter: the general manager says regardless of what is happening around the country, the number of customers and firearms sold heres up. an election that touted both sides of the second amendment increased sales leading up to november 8th. with a new president-elect, sales have dropped nationwide. >> well, there is not the immediate rush that there would outlawed. there is not that panic, if you

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and 10 news anchor dion lim shows you how facebook brought them together. as if being a kid at the beach on the perfect fall day in st. pete wasn't enough. but and his sisters.are about to find out. someone else is here. .to make their day even brighter. little blake doesn't usually go to the beach. 57:06 he has no tailbone, it just ends.he has 4 rods and screws in his back, 2 on his feet, each foot on this day: tampa bay's makers united for children's hopeor "much" foundation batman is here to get him all pumped up! but the surprises don't stop here. heroes come in all shapes and sizes. this one's name, is tyler thompson. tyler has spina bifida himself. but his super power: raising money to give kids beach wheelchhairs. and with a little helpflying them-- all the way from alabama. 58:35 we were like, really? really?? hehehe it's a moment many months in the making. emotional enough. tyler thompson 7:57 most definitely.. 8:199 .to take your breath away. 9:22 most definitely worth every bit of it, it was most worth seeing it i love it. you see.patricia, blake

. >> i am dion lim. we want to thank you all veterans for service to our country. >> all day long the nation paid its respect to all our military members. in the first flag-raising honored a cancer survivor. arthur kropff went missing in action. he was rescued after a night in a life raft. in tampa veterans had a chance to get back on their feet. look at this right here. everything from clothes to insurance help, legal advice, and even apartments. all of this made possible by government agencies, non- profits, and businesses. it is hard to imagine with the amount of appreciation that we have seen for our veterans that there was a cursed at, spit on, called horrible names for what they thought what they were doing was patriotic. >> on this veterans day eric glasser spoke with people who experienced a much different homecoming years ago and are grateful things have changed. >> reporter: signs of appreciation everywhere in the bay area for our military veterans, and no one is happier to see it than warriors

caesar's palace, celine dion. and over at mandalay bay, santana will be performing at the house of blues. empire records and d.c. of incue bus. the smith center for the performing arts will have performances by rin goshgs star. they will be at the fremont street experience. andul griffith. the golden nugget will have journey. and we have mike loverboy backstage with golden nugget. how cool is this room? >> very cool. there are ghosts of frank sinatra here. >> and got to love playing vegas, right? i call vegas home. home of the entertainment people. love it. there is a story for you when i went to see adad aladdin and we're going to go backstage and meet wayne newton. i go, this is aladdin. and so we come up around the back of the curtains and eight guys got guns on us. i thought they were going to shoot us. and dispute on who wanted to buy aladdin and that is how they did it back then? so he wasn't selling and he ended up being protected. >> i met him from t-mobile arena. >> do you get the party vibe? steakhouse,

daniel dion, no defense around as he scored. here is the first career basket or luke on a jump hook. leslie outscored unh by five points in the second half. >> what we talked about at halftime, i put 0-0 on the board. that is how you have to play the second half. we got outplayed by leslie in the second half. jamie: monarchs win 5-4 on the road. they got a game. unh is at home. here are the wildcats on that game without the new. >> they have done a really good job. they're back -- their back is one of the leading rushers in the country at our level. >> we take it one week at a and move on from there. jamie: college football games on saturday. penn state play indiana. pittsburgh at clemson. michigan under the lights against the hawkeyes. tom: still to come -- shelley: auctioning off some golf shelley: golf items that once belonged to former president h w $30,000. tom: his putter was the highlight. they also auctioned off a golf bag and several golf balls. the president had given the items to a worker at a golf club in maine. shel

- aho will take it -- 3rd of the year for sea bass. 1-0 2nd period -- ottawa gets the equalizer -- dion phaneuf beats cam ward -- 1-1 late third period - a defensive breakdown as kyle turris skates down the center of the ice -- can't let that happen -- 2-1 sens - canes at home tomorrow duke back home to face appalachian state. greyson allen a big first half -- allen 3 kennard 3 note: duke open the game with 4 threes, 12-2 lead allen sick move - behind the back dribble -- crossover smooth touch amile jefferson blocks the mountaineer attempt ---back javin delaurier for the allyoop slam allen 3 allen 3.....21 points first half, in foul trouble all game. duke 55-34 half. jackson 3 -- he had 15 points -- off the steal, matt jones ahead to kennard for the slam. duke wins 93-58. they've got michigan state next. jam started out sluggish versus loyola and the ramblers couldn't miss a shot -- aundre jackson drains the three later...ben richardson from the corner adds the trey. loyola led by as many as 11 in the first half but dennis smith helped the pack chip away...aggressive drive, bump and the

new england also got a boost to its running game this weekend, activating dion lewis from the physically unable to perform list. he was recovering from a knee second surgery. tom brady has yet to throw an interception this season. he will work hard to keep that streak going against a very good seattle defense. game time tonight at gillette stadium is 8:30. turnovers for us. i know they preach that a lot. coaches talk to us saying it is all about the ball. they have thrived with turnovers. it is a turnover-driven defense. they have a lot of playmakers. it is going to be a big challenge for us. jason: elsewhere, texans and jaguars. with the play action and with ryan griffin for the touchdown, the first touchdown of the season for the tight end out of londonderry. texans win 24-21. griffin had three catches. it's championship week for six high school football teams. the matchups are set. after yesterday's six semifinal games, three of which needed overtime, and only one was decided by more than a touchdown. all three championship games will be played at unh on saturday. in division i, it wi

. >> the patriots released tyler duffey today which means they could be ready to activate dion lewis. they have until 4:00 saturday to make the move to get him activated. the running back has been out all season with a knee injury. levaid they left off. >> if there is a wonder how the pats offense is going to do, rob gronkowski says they should be fine, all cylinders ready to go. >> we all want to be in sing together. there's really no difference from a bye week to a normal week. we prepare the same every week. >> the pats are going to need it. the seattle defense is good.. in's make it featured. they play hard. they play till the whistle. you got to play at their intensity. >> reporter: the game could pin brother versus brother. michael bennett please defense for the seahawks. he is a star but he's injured. >> you always want your brother to be healthy. you always root for him. but not this week. i want you to go out go out -- but i don't want you to be great either. be a c average student like you were growing up. >> that's what you call brotherly love. levan reid, wbz sports. >> ni

miles teller dishes on his new big screen boxing flick "bleed for this" plus, celine dion gets animated in a holiday project that'll melt your heart rachel then imagine dragons frontman dan reynolds opens up about his personal health struggles tonight how he plans to help others overcome! and big news for george strait fans what big announcement he has planned for vegas! sean find out up next on honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, and real oats. ahhh, there we go. were back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy, figures. here's a look at one of the 'all new' stories we are working for fox5 news at ten. an epidemic inside our state prisons... inmates say hepatitis c is spreading behind bars... but the department of corrections won't test for the disease. and won't provide treatement.... why some say this is a public health crisis.... finally tonight ... a cold dose of reality that it's the middle of november .. and that our cool down really isn't much to write home about... example one .... check out russia's iconic go

i am dion lim. the fifth amendment right to bear arms but how far does ago. >> a lakeland man is learning the hard way that it is not just that cut and dry. he can on guns and sell them but has been told by the county he can't bill them for a profit. but here's the thing. a man wh from him is allowed to. 10news political reporter mark rivera is finding out what gives. >> reporter: i have to have this license so i can't even begin seeing if my ideas will work until i can legally have the ability to do so. 10,000 i -- $10,000 fine per silencer is not tagged. charlie mondale likes his guns he thinks he can make a profit from a new design. he can't. >> why can't he? the county says no. despite the fact that his neighbor just a few miles away is doing the same thing. this is a letter to a friend authorizing the same thing he wants to do. it says home-based business for manufacturer and sale of firearms in polk county and it is preempted by relevant statute authority to regulate that activity. therefore h

daniel dion had a three. 34-17 at the break. smith with a couple of degrees. 65-57. they have a tough one on sunday at west virginia. in division iii, plymouth state home to norwich jack preston, working the offensive glass. he had a game-high 18 points with nine rebounds. preston kicks it out to max coleman. the freshman, j lindley roy for manchester central has a nice career with the panthers. they are off to a 2-0 start. dartmouth hosted a first-round tournament game against st. francis of brooklyn in double overtime. matt had the game-winning goal. they advanced to play at syracuse on sunday. college football tonight. you can count louisville out of the playoff hunt. they are stumbling at houston. the mark jackson trying to avoid nice play hereby houston. they are up 34-10, late in the fourth quarter. jackie, a junior distance runner for exeter high school. she began the first new hampshire girl since 2006 to win the new england cross-country championship. the first ever from exeter high school. she champions. she is also a two-time division i chair. she runs ind

dion waiters serving up a sweet shot down the lane. scores 23 points. and then things got really ugly later on in this fourth. giannis showing his frustration. the bucks lose 96-73. college hoops. the badgers trying to bounce back after tuesday's disappointing loss to creighton. tonight, uw hosting chicago state at the kohl center. truthfully, not a clean greg gard's crew. his stars not on their 'a' game. so, the other guys had to step up, like charlie thomas. he had seven points and seven boards. freshman d'mitrik trice continues to impress. he had seven assists. bronson koenig with 10 points. nigel hayes with just three points. he was on of eight from the field, but alex illikainen picking him up. the badgers bench actually outscored the starters. vitto brown the high scorer in the game for u.w. with 12 points. the badgers do bounce back with a 69-51 victory. as for marquette, the golden eagles meeting their first real test of the season facing , michigan in the 2k classic tonight at madison square garden. he had 19 points. eagles on top. later, a mov

. >> and i dion lim. >> just look at these jerks. take a look at that. >> it is kind of crazy. we're talking about papers and even that big sofa just dropped on the side of the road. they are not letting those responsible off the hook. the latest culprits caught on camera dumping all kinds of junk how you can cash in and help keep up a community to keep it safe at the same time. >> reporter: the pull of trust and unload everything from huge tree trunks to furniture. >> a sofa is the worst kind of trash to dump. >> reporter: two men in a black suv dumping a sofa. >> they should be caught. >> it looks like ok >> reporter: candace has the small problem on her road and seeing this video makes her angry. >> especially because you can take it to the county dump. >> reporter: it would have cost about five dollars to get rid of us at the landfill but this is a 500 fine per item don't so they are looking at $2500 if they are caught.

dion, back to you. >> yeah, undoubtedly more to come. eric glasser and shannon valladolid in downtown tampa. thanks to you. before the protests begin, we want to know what you think. we asked if you think these demonstrations are uniting or dividing the country. you see the poll at the bottom of your screen. that is the big question for tonight's big story. new at 5:30 10news political reporter mark rivera is giving you a chance to explain why you think the country is united or divided. you can and actually share your opinion because you see here he is live on facebook. on facebook.com/10newswtsp. you can also weigh in at our live poll facebook.com/vote now. >> this is a big deal. this is the first presidential transition in eight years. today president obama met with donald trump in the white house for the very first time. outside demonstrations continued in washington. chanted. the president and president- elect spent about 90 minutes, as you can see, speaking together in the oval office. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the

the patriots will also be without wide receiver chris hogan but running back dion lewis will make his season debut . we'll have more coming up at 6:00. donald trump, he has settled a lawsuit over his now-defunct trump university for $$25 -- former trump university $25 million. customers claimed the courses were a scam. trump has strongly denied the claims. under the terms of this settlement, he does not admit wrong-doing. >> also, breaking, an arrest warrant will be issued monday for a woman who suffered an apparent drug overdose in a lawrence dollar store. heartbreaking video showed the woman's young daughter trying to wake her mother. mandy mcgowen did not show up for a court hearing today. she's facing child endangerment mcgowen's daughter is now in state custody. it was all a hoax, a frightening call sparking a full emergency response at boston university this morning. >> this was no ordinary threat. there were some unusual signs for police trying to figure it out. newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live in boston to explain. >> and we have learned the joint terrorism task force toni

i am dion lim. >>> i am reginald roundtree. guns were stolen from the tampa arms company. you can see a truck rammed through the front of the store and several suspects jump out and go inside. a few months ago three thieves hit the grey wolf armory in wesley chapel grabbing a dozen guns in minutes. that's not all, a year ago with more than 40 handguns. that means dozens of guns ended up in the hands of thieves and there's no telling where they ended up. so tonight grady trimble is looking into what gun stores are doing to prevent these kinds of burglaries. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured the break in from several angers. you see a truck slammed through the window of the gunshot. later you see 10 people faces covered ransacking the store. two minutes. then it -- that they take it off . >> the guns are in the wrong hands. it is dangerous. >> the owner is concerned. he says the store had an alarm and bars on the windows and a camera but that these so got away. >> it was any other type of retail jewelry or whatever, jewelry is not dangerous when it hits the street.

, glenn, how are you possibly going to bring celine dion into this. >> oh, my gosh!ot. glenn beck, always good to talk to you, i really, as you know, love having you on. thanks very much, glenn. we'll continue this discussion. >> you bet, anderson. >>> up next, president obama in his last overseas trip. how world leaders view the incoming commander in chief when "360" continues. >>> president obama arrived in greece today for the first stop in his final overseas trip. he had to do something he never imagined the doing, vouch for president-elect donald trump. he also defended his own legacy and dismissed the notion he and torre democrats underestimated trump's appeal to voters. >> did i recognize that there was anger or frustration in the american population? of course i did. i think at times of significant stress, people are going to be looking for something and they don't always know exactly what it is that they're looking for. and they may opt for change, even if they're not entirely confident what that change will bring. i do believe separate and apart from any pa

reginald roundtree and dion lim shared their business experience with the high school students. the event wraps up at 12:30. >>> how does free coffee sound? where and why you can get some tomorrow. >>> "the great indoors" airs tonight. we will sit down with the stars of shot and we are talking social media. >>> have you been ? lots of vitamins a&c, good morning, indeed. this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up and failed us when he did. i am patrick murphy. to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protectinal curity and women's health care or growing the economy, we've got to start solving problems instead of pointing fingers. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go

i am dion lim. outrage is growing in a local beach community after a dog drowned. was it an accident or abuse? >> now, that's the debate on facebook right now. we got a tip about this story. a viewer wanted to know why the dog's owner walked away without being arrested. 10news reporter garin flowers spoke to police and tracked down that owner to get the answers. >> reporter: you can see the many people upset, mad, and confused. a man allegedly tossed his dog off of this pier causing him to drown. one post shows the man being questioned by police. >> you are hearing about that. that's messed up. >> reporter: gulfport police haven't charged him with anything, adding more fuel to the fire. so what really happened? i tracked down the the dog. >> i love my dog. >> reporter: joe bradford had his put bull rock since it was little. he says he is not the man being portrayed on social media. he was trying to get rock in the water to clean him. >> i dump him in like that. the first time he came back and swum to me. this time i forgot the chain was too heavy and end up i am lo

reg, dion, watch out when you are running. >> what a trooper. i expected you to say oh dear. oh, deer.. >>> pretty soon they will be the knew some band and color guard headed to new york to perform in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. talk about a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. they have been practicing and now their hard work is going to pay off. >> they are going to have a ball. >> so so proud of them. hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. i know i had one more... 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. one more? captioning sponsored by cbs >> dickerson: a warning from the surgeon general. substance abuse will strike one in seven americans. he wants a revolution in how we treat it. also tonight, the trump transition. big names floated for big jobs, saving one of the biggest for his son-in-law? >> jared is a very successful real estate person, but i actually think he likes p

douglas' dions don't count. arthurwill is the most brilliant scholar on the court! maude, the man spends his time climbing mountain name me a mountain climber that ever had a thghinis head. moses, jesus, and mumm. see? you could only name three. furthe i fe,d it very heartening to note that the supreme court finally threw the obscenity ball right to decide for itself what is indecent. you mean anyenose can stop anything he doesn't like? are you calling me a bluenose? if the handkerchief fits, blow. half hour before the opening noo-noo na-noo-noo noo-noo-- knock it off, mousie! all right, fishman, it's up to you now. mrs. findlay, dr. harmon's point is well-taken, i think. because,we-- all right. all right, all right, that's it. we will do it your way, arthur. there wi bnohow. all right, no show. welli wanted raise moneyr tr no opening number-- no opening number-- whh you wrote. which i wrote. no audience. no audience. no laughter in these empty halls. well, 's theay it has to be. no opening night party at the r c'est la vie. no arthur harmon singing the siegfried li

. >> i am dion lim. right away it's a story you have been reacting to all day long at our facebook page. a couple in texas wakes up to find a strange man staring at leg while she was sleeping. >> her boyfriend chased him out the door and down the street before he got away. >> now, if you think that's scary, listen to this. something similar happened in the neighborhood along maryland northeast in shore acres. 10news reporter phil buck sits down with a single mom who wants you to hear her frightening experience. >> around 3:30 in the morning cat got up and jumped off the bed. nothing abnormal. for some reason when ground it woke me up and i decided to sit up and see why he got out of bed, and when i looked up i could see the shadow of a person standing at the end of my bed. he didn't say anything. didn't look up at me immediately. it took him a few seconds and he looked up at me and i yelled as loud and firmly as i could and i stood up and all he -- he was very calm. all he said was, hey, i got up and fol

dion, and spoke about president- elect donald trump. >> people were saying he would be the champion of the american working class. that's what he said. well, mr. trump, we have a list of everything that you said. and we are going to hold you accountable. >> sanders says the list includes investing $1 trillion into america's infrastructure and preserving social security. and we thought there was more history than we have had so far. >> one weekend when hillary clinton failed to become the country's first female president, there's another glass ceiling on the verge of breaking, one in the museum world. >> ellison barber is live to tell us more. >> reporter: that's right, guys, it's certainly a step in the right direction. there's a ton of legislation that cong but today the commission told congress after 18 months of research, they believe there needs to be a museum of american women's history and it should be part of the smithsonian institution. >> it's dedicated to the history of women, and that would be great for our country. >> it would be interesting, but should we separate that fro

. >> and i am dion lim. when the sun set after president-elect donald trump's victory, protesters you see quickly took to the streets. >> all of this from ar country. oregon, california, washington, texas, and new york just to name a few. >> and now you can add tampa to the list. protests started late last night and are getting underway again right now. our 10news team coverage is seconds away. >> but first we want to you take part in our interactive poll. head to wtsp.com/votenow. >> 798 of you have voted so far. here is the question. are these protests uniting or dividing the country? decision and throughout the newscast you can vote yes or no in the next few minutes. >>> tonight we are looking at the trump protests through the eyes of police and protesters. 10news reporter eric glasser is with officers as they use their tested tactics to keep everyone and everything calm, but first shannon valladolid spent the day with protesters. shannon, you learned each of them has a reason for being there? >> reporter