oh, there's a downtown brookings. they didn't know. >> he also needed to get past all the questions about his age. which distracted from his mission. >> when i introduced myself, it's wait, you're in college? you're a full-time student? yes, i have a paper to write tonight, but let's talk about how we can grow downtown brookings right now. >> embracing the hurdles he faces, elliot transformed himself into a community force. >> i really felt like we had to start over and show these people why it's important to have a main focused identity. i think if i was able to paint the picture for them, they were so much more interested in being a part of it. >> once he got business owners onboard, he pushed them a step further. elliot had to create a more cohesive environment. >> each business, i would argue, was vying for themselves. it's my business, i need to make sure it's growing. downtown brookings will service better if we all assume we're the same business. if my business is growing, the business across the street will al

current temperature in downtown at the forecast. tomorrow morning 57 at 5:00 a.m., 60 degrees at 8:00 in the morning. a couple of computer models forecasting a few light showers towards morning overnight and into the morning and i don't think those had be a big deal and won't mess up the morning drive. thursday likely, 3 a.m. to 2 p.m. and commute thursday will be wet and we will keep you posted on that. wind gusts over 30 miles an hour and 77 the high tomorrow and spotty showers and not much more than that and as we look at the forecast at 57 and spotty showers at noon. partly cloudy and another warm day and 75 degrees. send it back out to chris and perfect weather for getting into town. it is comfortable for everybody walking. it is hard to get parking really close to the ballpark. >> foot traffic and shelby miller keeping an eye on it. ontario and carnegie. how is it looking out there. >> there are people all over downtown and at progressive field gates opened not long ago. there are people all over the sleeve shirt and i walked

people who live downtown may not work downtown. i'm an example of that. i think those are probably the condo fees can be essential too. and how new the building is and some of the things the unit has. >> i know when i was just looking to rent condos just the fact that many of them have their own gym you can wipe out that cost you don't have a membership free. so a lot of times all of those amenities add up to the point you save money in other areas. >> right. >> gas, all of that. you guys are planning a new location downtown you're looking for new agencies right? >> that's correct. whether they be new agents or existing agents we have a offer through our company. the idea is if you are interested in becoming a realtor right now with the boom with things changing and the economy getting so much better we're seeing a lot more demand for real estate so demand for additional agents. we're very happy to bring people on board and sure them what burke bberkshire hathaway has t. >> what if people don't have training? >> if someone is looking to get certified or g

footprint when you think of a downtown. you usually think of five, six, seven blocks. we've got about 36 and that includes residential as well, so our job within its core, it's a historic preservation organization and economic development tool, so you take, for example, a $6 million investment from dave morgan and his crew that saved the wonder bread building, but that was all done -- that got started, the city acquired the eyes, frankly, to demolish and volunteers with main street got together, said we can't allow this to happen. this is a unique structure, this is a historic structure, it means a lot to people. and so we gathered volunteers, staff, we collected over a thousand signatures within a couple of weeks to say we want this building to stay within sort of a of the contributing fabric of the district. my aunt worked at the wonder bread bakery and when i was a young kid, i, too, learned the facility and i think i -- i toured the facility and i think i won like 100 twinkies. we had halloween candies to give out, but

an event loan with a new amphitheater. >> we want to make downtown walkable. we want to make downtown vibrant and we think that these plans will help us achieve those goals. >> reporter: the goal, to put downtown clearwater on the map as a must visit destination. >> i think it's an opportunity for a much more heavily utilized waterfront. i think it will be a much bigger draw to the public. i think it improves the activity between downtown clearwater and the waterfront. >> reporter: now again, nothing is final right now and there is still time for the public to put their input in if they wanted to. there is another meeting tonight and tomorrow night. the meeting tonight is at 6:30 pm at the countryside library. >> when will these plans be and the consultants and developers are hoping to finalize all of these plans by the end of the year so again, they are a long way away from doing any groundbreaking on anything but they are very excited about the potential. >> the end of the year is right around the corner. jamel lanee', live in downtown clearwater. >>> the br

you've got to go downtown, george. it's all downtown. just like the song says. the song downtown? you mean the petula clark song? there's your answer. 13,000! 14,000. 15,000! i left the clubs in the car. where's your car? he's bringing it. [[tires squealing] i am rich.

. >> reporter: this is the only reason vasco comes to downtown clearwater. to fish. >> i live five minutes away and i drive right past here because it has nothing to offer. with these renderings after an outcry from residents who wants change. potentially, downtown clearwater and its waterfront could look like this: new green space going to added parks, restaurants, pedestrian friendly paths, and an event loan with a new amphitheater. the goal, to put downtown clearwater on the map as a must visit destination. >> i think it's an opportunity for a much more utilized waterfront. i think it will be a much i think it will engage them. i think improves the interactivity between downtown clearwater and the waterfront. >> reporter: jamel lanee', news channel 8. >>> coming up, an oscar-winning movie gets a one day we release. also ahead, a family scammed

downtown. i see friends downtown. what else? i everything is downtown. this offer will not last forever. you want to get on in it you have to do so by the end of the year. >> follow why not expand the european christmas in downtown denver. >> the 16th annual christkindl market is now underway at skyline park. while you are there you can too were european christmas village, you can enjoy some beer, warm spiced wine, sausages, sch >> if like in europe -- i'm from austria but it's like indiana were frankfurt -- always nice little tours and nice little presence you can buy, and christmas cookies and smoked salmon of course. a lot of good stuff. >> if you do to get chance to check out the christkindl market this weekend, it continues through december 23 and runs >> we would love your support for the foxy one problem solvers toy drive in partnership with the salvation army, boardman's and csu global. >> now through december 16, drop off any new unwrapped toy at the denver area gordon location. >> collected twice will be delivered to prequalify families to the

it's normally a quiet time in that downtown area. we expect not so much traffic to pick up, but there's a turkey trot race that happens every thanksgiving. these suspects escaped from the santa clara jail have escaped. stay with us. we'll have the latest on air and online. quick break right now. >>> welcome back to an early edition of "today in the bay." these two men escaped from the santa clara county jail at just after 11:00 last night. originally there were four of them. now there are two and they are still at large and they are dangerous. the man on the left is 26-year-old laron desean campbell, 6'4", 210 pounds. the man on the right, rogelio chavez, 6'1", 290 pounds. both wearing their prison orange when they escaped. they were last seen around 11:00 last night. >> let's check in with kris sanchez in san pedro, heading to downtown san jose. pretty large presence there. it looks pretty quiet on the streets there. >> reporter: it's pretty quiet. there are officers fanned out all around this area. there's a perimeter around the ma

through downtown, i see my friends downtown. what else? everything is wn >> in the city hopes you do to. >> boulder is great. i highly recommend to come downtown. >> this offer will not last forever. you have to do by the end of the year. we have the ski industry -- we have to have some snow. making snow in getting natural justin schaffer sent in this picture from the loveland ski area. as of this morning, 45 percent of our snowpack is here. less than half of our average of snow. we will do well this week in the mountains with snowfall on the ski areas. c-dot cameras throughout the high city -- series of waves of snowfall will you can see the next big block of a here. the main system missed off to the east. that will be a very fall like weekend ahead. we do not have 50s in the weekly planner. only 30s and 40s. big changes moving in and moving we will start off in the 20s at 6:00 a.m. bundle up the kiddos with hats and gloves. high temperatures only around 45 for the afternoon. tonight lowe's -- single digits to lower teens. before i presse

toward mlk and north side of downtown raleigh. your best option to get around these delays would be salisbury street, that is your best alternate route. another option might be blunt street a couple of blocks over. again, not seeing any big delays at this point but it is likely that dawson street will be closed for a while longer as they get that cleared up. as we take a look at durham, we have an overturned tractor- trailer on the ramp of 40 eastbound to miami boulevard. police have the ramp block and it is looking like they are reopened, hard to tell what's going on but for the moment, you cannot get to miami boulevard om 40 eastbound using that exit. take davis drive instead down to 54 and toward miami boulevard. some early delays we have seen on the southbound durham freeway trying to merge into traffic have now cleared up, back to you. >>> still no rest following a deadly shooting in durham. two people were shot at walton street and wedge dale drive yesterday afternoon. when police arrived, they found a man dead woman to -- w

everything is moving smoothly around downtown cleveland. here is another look at downtown. one report of an object in the road. a construction barrel rolling around on the shore way, westun heading out toward edge water park and lake wood. so if you are driving out of downtown this morning on the shore way, and really anywhere, anywhere there's construction today, watch for those barrels rolling around, as winds will be gusty, blowing debris into the road. 271 westbound. accident between the turnpike and 77. shepherd volunteered closed in both directions. that is near highland road because of an accident, and then a closer look into downtown, 77. construction there earlier has this morning. john? >> time now for yao my biggest winners and losers today in sports. a strange site in golf, and lesson on words, thanks to the announcers and the dictionary. biggest winners and losers is being educational today. here we go. so you don't see this every day, but at a golf tournament in south africa, this pack of 0 mongoose, or you can call them a gang, well, they were sung themselves

another option for you might be blunt street heading through downtown raleigh. we will let you know how that is shaping up. at the moment, no unusual backups according to sensors but i'll keep an eye on the readings. on the north side of raleigh, look out for an accident is it really in terms of crashes this morning. it is pretty quiet around the triangle in wake county circulating, no problems to report. over in durham, no major problems to report, the ramp from miami boulevard onto 40 eastbound on the shoulder had an overturned tractor-trailer. that is still there but the ramp itself is open and we are not seeing any unusual delays through the area, traffic flowing freely at this point. >>> last night in johnston county. >> it left one person dead and others badly hurt on highway 96. >> wral's renee chou is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: we know that the surviving victims were brought to wake med. here's a look at the scene in johnson county. a minivan left the road, overturned and fire. seven people were inside the car, one person has died, four have

close to 80 in downtown san jose. should see numbers in the low 80s south of downtown. pleasanton, 82. 80 in livermore. peninsula temperatures, mid to upper 70s today. downtown san francisco, low 70s, mix of high clouds and sunshine. 68 around point reyes today. veterans day tomorrow, increasing clouds, looks dry. temperatures running a little cooler tomorrow. as you get into the weekend, a bit of a change. sat looks like a few more early morning showers, shutting down by about 10:00 in the morning and gradually clearing skies as we go through the weekend. the hour-by-hour outlook for saturday, a few early showers. sunday, no showers in the forecast. hazy sunshine into the afternoon. the weekend looks pretty good after the early saturday showers. but a big change coming up by next tuesday. as you see there, showers and a drop of almost 20 degrees for high temperatures by wednesday. mike? >> quite a change over here. quite a change in the south bay as well where we have a crash that kicked in, also one in castro valley that's really disrupting the commute as well. southb

some of the new opportunities that people come downtown and experience. and we overlay that with the celebration things that occurred over the course of the year. >> all right, such an energy down there right now. of course, now we are coming in the holiday season. you can believe that? the baseball season ended here. thanksgiving is coming around. okay, the hol day season it is a time when it is time to dress it up. this year, the holiday lighting ceremony. winter fest. back to public square back on november 26th. saturday after thanksgiving. this year working with the group commission we will be opening up the new ice rink on the square. we have not had one on public square for 20 years. >> i remember all of those great friday nights after thanksgiving when we would televise that live here on channel 3. you are going to saturday nights when you do that? >> yes. doing it for a number of years and a great opportunity. to come down. inner generational event. this year, a great opportunity. celebrating it. >> you must feel it now that organizations that are

downtown. let head over to tiffany with more. hi, tiffany. >> hi. with this being the night that the indians could clinch you've got to match downtown is going to be packed. not just here inside of progressive field but people are just going to want to be close to energy coming out of this stadium. but you may be at home listening to this as you're getting ready this morning, getting ready to head out. it would be nice to be inside progressive field for that game. well, here's a look at what prices are looking like right now on stubhub. standing room only just over $600 and it's a bit of good news. that's down from where it was yesterday. it was $80 # yesterday for standing room only. about $11,000. that's just for one ticket. well, if you want to spend the night downtown most hotels are sold out but the hilton cleveland is about $650 a night. we saw that on hotels.com. so basically, if you're going to be spending a pretty penny if you want to come down here tonight. you talk about this money.

paramedics picked him up on thee downtown apartment building and says despite the large crowds downtown they have no witnesses. they hope to surveillance fittei can help them locate the suspects. the victim was born in elyria she tells us they would also like to think the man who found her husbandli if you like any of the menou if you have any her shows you this video of the car watch as soon as hitting the flashers and simon were not on at the time in the light was a loose five for 40 seconds and he is -- they hope to open a new caf?. we need to be ready to go for the next 20 yearss impressed. 4:37 a.m. weather and traffic just ahead.d. how a chance meeting with hillary made one woman's extra welcome back. it is veterans day. moon will see it on facebook and twitter to know the gravity of does not cost issues.ss vicious in the name of the moon. is moving through lake michigan front like we've talked about israel limited. we are only looking at borderline conditions.s. sr going to be a major issue. we mentioned that northwind will be a six-hour window and then id this continues our over

we are all over downtown and hopefully the tribe will bring

downtown and seeing back up on highway 2 as people are trying to get out of downtown. when you see the two marks there, these are incidents. they say they are incidents and slow traffic of people trying to get into downtown and we want to show you the cold storage camera. look at this as people are can we take cold storage, there it is right there. that's what you call a backup and that's what happens when you have cavs that tipped off a little bit ago and a world series game going on and i hope people left early enough to get there and throwing out the first pitch for two more hours and a bit of a backup. find a different way in and take the 71, 7 go, tribe. getting answers in the answer center, dan deroos. >> it will be a phenomenal night. former indians pitcher dennis martinez will throw out the first pitch tonight and hayes will sing the national anthem and we will continue our coverage in a few moments. in other news, a scare for a husband and wife in westlake. they called 911 during a home invasion. >> yes. please, people came into my house with guns. hilliard ne

in downtown that's in downtown. and another very warm day on the way tomorrow. by 2:00 in the afternoon, 70 or better across the area. now, the next alert is on thursday. rain likely. it actually develops later wednesday night and through the morning on thursday. it's also going to be windy. and that's also when we'll see the drop in temperature. this is future view for your wednesday. again, still very warm. but watch the front as it starts to approach by thursday morning. that's what's going to give us the rain, even perhaps some thunder. this rain could be heavy at times. but then by 2:00 in the afternoon on thursday, even though it's going to be windy, i think most of the rain should be over at that time. the low tonight is 58. well above normal, with a few over night light showers possible going into the morning commute. but inland you'll be dry. partly cloudy. along the lakeshore. 77 the high tomorrow with just some spotty showers around. 60 at 8:00 a.m. you can see by afternoon well in the 70s here. once again here. and then it's rain and wind mainly the

and now downtown--snowfall. and now downtown cleveland, things are not looking as intense as yesterday. and in ma data, it was--me dina, it was almost whiteout conditions. that is to the the case right now. the area of low pressure is on the back end of the system, it is where we are seeing the lake effect snow, given that we have the northwestern i will flow of air out there. going to the west, though, our attention begins midweek this week, we are looking for this area of low pressure to make its way across the country and then pack right into us here in northeast--and then smack right into us here in northeast ohio. so we will have rain on wednesday. so again, lake effect snow showers continuing through the morning. i think around lunch time, it is con finned to the snow belt. snow belt. and--confined to the snow belt. and then at 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., it is going to fade, and it is still in pennsylvania there, still seeing the snowfall through the evening hours. but again, most of us, though, nice and dry. n

you've got to go downtown, george. it's all downtown. just like the song says. the song downtown? you mean the petula clark song? there's your answer. 13,000! 14,000. 15,000! i left the clubs in the car. where's your car? he's bringing it. [[tires squealing] i am rich.

red on the stroll way as you approach downtown. the streets are the main areas where we are seeing that red. i will zoom out to take a look. you can see 77. slow traffic and 71 is looking afternoon or evening there was a vehicle on 71 near the turnpike i don't believe there were injuries. we are making calls and traffic is moving and traffic is look at the video. that was about 4: 50 this afternoon. a lot of smoke in that area. and heavy backups. the area is clear and we are keeping an eye on things and the blip on the screen. we will keep you updated if things change but for now back to you. >>> all right, john and jonathan. thank you. well there's a lot of excitement around the fact that tribe has one more chance to play in the world series and in progressive field. there is a lot more focus to bring home a championship and win the last game. >> that is what we are hoping indians just finished warming up. >> i got to tell you this is a sleepiness night for indian fans and a ton an them said i can't sleep and winning a world serie

you can take a walk downtown and see where it was. the design goes back to roman times. the spanish do it a certain way and they follow that way all the way up. pile after pile of adobe bricks. they are not worried about the native peoples attacking them. they are worried about the british, the russians invading. everybody thinks of the west of ere therelace wh is a lot of fighting. there is a lot more cooperation among the different peoples that opposition. wheres the quarters, people would live. this is two exhibits. this is a family exhibit over here. anita's actually making chocolate for the afternoon drink. this is a fun exhibit. she's dressed exactly like a woman would've been at the time. we took it from a painting. we actually change out the vegetables and everything for seasonal. people did not have much at this time. if there is a chair, it is probably a stump to sit on. that is the father and saved for the priest. behind the you can see that she has white and blue pueblo -- going to have much. something she is wearing, she is wearing -- they talk about women w

fayetteville's veterans day thru downtown.. and of course for many world war two veterans, the bombing of pearl harbor 75 years ago, marked the beginning of a war that defined this "greatest generation.." 'still to come' tonight on eyewitness news - ....a 'deadly police shootout' in new york. an officer 'killed'... another 'wounded'. 'what' we've learned -- about the shooter. and grisly discovery. a new horror revealed in the case of the rescued woman in south carolina-- what police returning to the scene found today. plus...dodging disaster. new details about an american airlines runway explosion and fire in chicago. jet..and it's tie to r-d-u airport. but first... a live look outside of for attorney general... there's buck newton, the "cheerleader" for hb2, legalizing discrimination. or, there's josh stein. "a voice of reason..." who's "uniquely qualified..." stein helped "expand the state's dna database and increase protections for domestic violence victims." praised by law enforcement for his across north carolina. josh ste

the best spot for today's veterans day parade downtown. ((brian loftus)) >> and... a critically acclaimed pianist joining us in studio .... a snippit of what you can expect at the smith center. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> thanks for waking up with us on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. thousands protested against president- elect donald trump continued for a second night across the country .... ((brian loftus)) >> people took to the streets chanting "not my president." in portland, oregon .. police say peaceful demonstrations escalated there into a riot and claimed it an unlawful assembly. they fired tear gas and set off flash bangs... while some protesters set fires and smashed windows in vehicles and threw objects at officers. police fired back with rubber bullets.///

, we were downtown, there was nothing on the road. we come out here to shardon, and it looks just like christmas day. just take a the christmas tree and then a fall like tree and the big thing today is the winds. and you want to bundle up and have your gloves and hat, and maybe put on two layers. we had a chance to speak to o dot, nothing really to be worried about. but folks getting on the road today, you want to play it safe mix it and you can get the icy spots, slick spots. and parking lots, you want to pay attention to. and get your driveways cleared. because you do not want anyone falling on sidewalks this morning. so you are waking up this morning and you were in shardon, this is what it looks like. but downtown, looking good. but o dot did a great job here toy. thing planned, so perfect snow angels. and somebody from boston and pittsburg are tuning into our show this morning. so we have some special guests. >> yes, and they also like the snow. so you need like a snow angelical for them or--a snow angel challenge for them or som

crowd of antitrump protesters fills downtown denver. and this time, the president- elect goes on the attack. >> plus, a robbery and shooting at a denver club with a reputation for violence. >> i'm planning on getting another place. >> he killed two bear cubs that wandered into his yard. now, he might do prison time. >> and, exploding sunroofs promise a big investigation. >> i just heard this huge explosion. >> this is the 10:00ings we begin with a major breaking story in denver. copter 4 live as thousands of anti-donald trump protesters fill the streets downtown. this noisy demonstration is into its fifth hour as people express their anger over tuesday's election results. >> stan bush is in the middle of the crowd and joins us live. stan? >> reporter: we are live right now on the exit ramp from the auraria campus onto i-25, exchange all the way down. you can see over here, there are still cops hopeing the protesters don't come back. but the mob of about a thousand people has moved to the other side of the campus where they are trying to

it is a very busy area of downtown. as you said not far from the ball, pa. we are at east 9th and euclid. police were called just after 10:00. this is the huntington bank building. you can see this window has shattered. they were told it is possible it was a gunshot that did the damage. if you look closely over here, you can see the center there. now police tell us that luckily they believe this was a pellet gun that did the damage today. the building -- or as you can see the window has not collapsed and luckily no one was hurt. police are saying right inside of this window in an empty office. thisy are happy to say not a lot of damage and luckily no one was hurt. this is a best case scenario and in such a busy part of downtown on this night. live in downtown getting cleveland 19 news. >> romona: thank goodness no one was hurt. >> denise: that is frightening with all of these people. >> romona: people filed downtown really early to watch this game six. and it doesn't look like we are going to squeak out a win. this just means it will be all tied up and we wi

this is downtown tampa. all right. we'll be back with weather and traffic on the 8s in just 3 minutes. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. . >>> it is 5:28 so with the kids at the bus stop this morning comfortable 6 degrees. we're warming up to 83 degrees but only adding a 10% rain chance. tomorrow it's going to feel cooler, it's going to be breezier temperatures only slightly cooler down to 80 degrees, and don't forget saturday night it's time to fall back before you go to slee

that means more than 45,000 downtown. starting at 3 o'clock this afternoon the road closure start at nine in the morning. freeway ramps to the strip will start shutting down it 2 o'clock in the afternoon. drivers heading eastbound from interstate 15 exit ramps not be able to cross las vegas boulevard. news 3 caught up with some of the runners during up for the big day. >> competing against ourselves. can we do it. the answer is as i learned is yes i've done six full maon marathons now all since 2010. found out that yes as ordinary average people can do this. >> annual rock 'n' roll marathon the only private event that exclusively shuts down las vegas boulevard, i-15 offramp tropicana avenue will be the first to open read apm exit ramps and flamingo will be the last reopen at 1130 mac las vegas boulevard should be the full list of closures on our website news3lv.com new a developing story police on the scene of a deadly multivehicle accident in the northwest part of the valley. happened after 8 o'clock last night your rain

here's what it looks like in downtown. we are tracking some light rainfall but the friends down towards solan it's not only a -- soulon it's not -- solon it's not only a cold rain but tocolumbus ohio where osu takes on michigan temperatures in the 40s. we are back at home breaking down thetor cast -- forecast -- breaking down the forecast here >>> in case you are not all shopped out yet after black friday, matt has deals including bigger deals. >> reporter: you put that down. news director hates speaks but was one of the best selling years of blue tooth this and wireless that i am bringing this up to let you know many of the 100 dollar option that is dropped to $49 are a big grab cyber monday as well and we posted a outlook for wkyc.com we are color coordinated. >> a little planning goes a long way. >> reporter: synergy equals savings. two other categories we are big on black friday as well. we are seeing a couple deals trickle in cyber mo want to hold that up. >> i do. i look good in these. >> reporter: i do but i can nev

it takes you from downtown st. petersburg to the tampa downtown center and it will run in between those two. the ferry can hold 150 people, and you can ride outside in the sun. you can sit under the shelter or, of course, enjoy the valladolid. shannon, you showed us what our options are when we get off the ferry in tampa. you didn't forget about st. pete. >> didn't forget about st. pete. look right here how beautiful it is right by the water and literally 100 yards away the st. pete seafood and wine festival, that's going on right now. you got tons of options. >> reporter: as soon as you get off the cross-bay ferry in st. pete it's so convenient. you have bikes that are literally just steps away, and they cost $8. so let's goad and head over to the dolly museum. when you are renting these bikes out here in st. pete you're gonna wanna download the app called social bicycles. anything after 60 minutes is more than $8. we took a little over 7 minutes to get here to the dolly museum. not a bad option if you want to use

future of downtown clearwater. the city council will finally vote on its "imagine clearwater" master plan. a plan that's designed to revitalize the downtown waterfront. the plan includes expaning coachman park, adding a new walkway with views of the intracoastal waterway, and upgrades to osceola avenue to help connect downtown with the waterfront. the plans will be revealed during today's council meeting at nine a-m. the public can give their imput during two workshops tonight and one couple in polk county just got some huge help, with their wedding planning. why someone ?else is now footing the bill. ((walter and speaking of money, here's a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. tonight's mega millions jackpot is worth 25 million dollars. and tomorrow's powerball jackpot surprise.. for a very deserving couple in polk county. meghan and her fiancee gabe were overcome by emotion when they found out they were the ?winners of the "blue i do" contest. it provides a free wedding to a deserving law enforcement cou

we don't know where they are going, possibly the downtown area. we talked with a lot of people about why they want to be here. students, mothers, fathers - are going down the sidewalk here outside of red arrow park, but there are many reasons why people wanted to gather this evening. >> i came here to protest about trump being elected because that is not what the people wanted. >> we voted and it is what it is. that is all i can say. >> you think by being here will change anything? >> not really. i just want my boys to understand what really is going right now you are seeing everybody leaving the park. it looks like they will be walking across the street there doing some sort of march across downtown. many people say this is just the start of many protests. they want this to be peaceful, and so far it seems like everybody is abiding by that. we will give you live updates as we go across milwaukee. joyce: pro popping up all across the u.s. since donald trump was elected president. you're looking at video of rallies held in chicago, new york, oaklan

fans downtown for the world series, with packed watch parties, and including cavs fans. >> they said that was cheaper t come to cleveland to buy a ticket, get a hotel room, then party, then it was to go to flannery's pub manager nikki sullivan said sales tripled during world series games, in line with the nba finals. >> it's great not just for bartenders managers and owners is great for all downtown economy,ne no question that the world series impact extended beyond the ballpark with each post game having a $3 million economic impact in downtown cleveland.$3 downtown we saw significant occupancy in terms of daily rates were hotel rooms and restaurants were packed also parking lotsaira 2,000 hotel rooms were added before the rnc, all of them but for the world series,al with hotels charging much as three times normal rate although r hotels within the system outside a downtown were fully booked, also they were able to charge premium,. service requests compared to average,e, and more people travel to downtown cleveland >> i have been working downtown for ae long time, i assume this is ku

live at the intermodal station downtown.. where cubs fans in wisconsin have started heading milwaukee common council expected to approve mayor barretts 2017 budget today. the budget willllow for some lead paint to be removed from homes and will increase money for the city's police department. the clock is ticking to cast your early ballot for tuesday presidential election. milwaukee residents have until ow.. but for many cities the deadline is today.be sure to check your cities website to see what time early voting ends for you. the salvation army's christmas campaign is under way.red kettle volunteers will begg ringing bells in just a few minutes. this year here in the milwaukee area -- the campaign see you in 25 what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax breaks for oil comp

wrapped up.phase one includes 10 planning principles to help downtown. leading with the focus on main street and ending with connecting the surrounding communities to downtown. something that the owner margie klein of the believe is -- believes is crucial for the community to grow. >> we are excited about the revitalization of downtown we need more customers but we are very thankful for the loyal customers that have always been here for us. >> reporter: some residents say the plan set akron up to grow as a competitive balance right size city. >> i am only 62 so i am in for change all the time you know. >> reporter: as for freshman holly goddard from the university of akron she downtown. >> i would be interested to see what else they can make out of this town. it's really big considering where i am from but to see more would be interesting to go out more. >> reporter: at the city -- as the city moves to phase 2 securing more money, they are getting some help. >> huntington bank is offering60,000 dollars towards the goal of the phase 2 and they are asking

comes in from 440 through downtown we'll talk about it. your best alternate routes are going to be atlantic avenue into downtown. another option might be crabtree boulevard to raleigh boulevard. side consider using glenwood coming in from 440. those are probably going to be more congested than usual through the day. you need to go ahead and plan on that. give yourself extra time through the morning and through the day to get to downtown raleigh. we'll have an update from emmy victor at the scene at the bottom of the hour. around the rest of the triangle wheeler reed at sierra drive south of i-40. a 17 minute ride through garner with on 440 westbound with delays between 442 and 440. i want to talk about an accident over in smithfield. bill will have details about the crash in a moment. an over night accident closed 95 at the 70 business interchange and because of some damage to the bridge. they have to inspect the 70 business bridge over 95. you can see some back ups through that area. bill. >> a little bit bryan, thank you very much. >>> a

. >> john: it's 44 degrees already as we look at downtown milwaukee. dew point way down at 31, so we certainly can get to the freezing mark. we haven't hit that in milwaukee so far this season. look at the temperatures we're predicting. 28 watertown, whitewater, also racine, and also in milwaukee. that would be the first freeze of autumn for milwaukee if we get there. and the size have cleared out, so that heat is escaping out to space. ou're going out, you'll need that jacket for sure 40 degrees under clear skies today. 38 at 10:00 tonight. great weekend forecast after a chilly night. i'll be back wit tht in a couple minutes. >> shannon: thanks, john. >> charles: decision 2016, new numbers show wisconsin is part >> shannon: about 55% of eligible voters cast their ballot in the election. that's the lowest in 20 years. here in wisconsin, 66% of voters turned out. the state's lowest point since 1996. >> charles: this was the first presential election in wisconsin under the state's voter id law. governor walker responded to claims the law suppressed turn

clearwater leaders are desperate to find new ways to bring you downtown. they want you to have a place to gorgeous waterfront. and because the clearwater jazz holiday has been so popular-- music will be a big focus in the downtown plan. after 6 months of community meetings, we are seeing the first plans for the downtown waterfront revitalization. including a park, splash pad for kids, concert venue, garden and trails winding along the water. they call it "imagine clearwater"...and hope after two decades of talks about making downtown a destination--- this plan will pan out. if you'd like to weigh in on the plan, tonight's meeting is at 6:30 at the downtown clearwater main library. here's what i'm digging into next-- we asked you what you'd like to see down here. your ideas and wheter they could if you haven't picked out your christmas tree yet, you may end up paying a little bit more. tree farmers in oregon say they are seeing a shortage of christmas trees, which is causing prices to go up. the u-s-d-a says oregon christmas tree growers cut and sold more t

going west on wisconsin and continued across downtown. they realize their efforts won't change everything but they feel they have to do something. >> so no way i am sitting back and accept the fact that this man is going to run our country. >> we don't want to stay silent. it is important not to just march for ourselves but march for everyone that feels they don't have a voice. >> tragss supported, a trump supporter came, the protestor grabbed their flag and pushing and shoving and punching in front of oush cameras and a trump supporter hit with pepper spray. overall, the milwaukee police say no major injuries, no "wisn 12 news this morning." >> thank you, hillary. >> a wave of protestor marched to the steps of the capitol building in madison. and tim, you have new video in the news room. >> tim: yes, a thousand people marched in madison and participating in the protest. the police say it was a mostly pauseful gathering. they carry chanted down to the capitol building. the group held a moment of silence and continued to protest with the m

james riley is live from downtown. >> reporter: this was once the center of a busy downtown cuyahoga falls. now not so much. but for $11 million in taxpayer money we are looking to change things here. the popcorn shop is one of a small handful of businesses tucked into an empty, isolated front street in downtown cuyahoga falls. >> as it is right now, the business owners that are looking at space are probably seeing zero traffic. >> make it with an amphitheater attracting concertgoers in the summer and ice-skating rinks attracting snowbirds in the winter. a major development is aiming to change that and bring a new phase to this old downtown. >> we are working on early stages. >> reporter: the mayor don walters had businesses feeling packing the sidewalk. that is why he is happy the city council signed off on an $11 million investment putting the road back in and making major upgrades to store fronts. >> we are up in the $12 million range. it has not been finalized because we are still doing the design work now. there will be no increase to taxpayers and we can pay with our own funds.

but those the chilly temps aren't over at downtown summerlin. we'll show you overnight temps 30's, but that isn't stopping familes from getting out and celebrating the holidays. fox5's cyndi lundeberg shows us how they're getting into the festive spirit over at downtown summerlin. <

the downtowner shuttle comes courtesy of tampa's downtown mike hughes shows us how easy it is to get a ride using an app. >> hi, man. >> how is it going. >> i think this really helps enable that urban lifestyle that people are looking for. >> can you put on a seat belt please. i appreciate it. >> it is very convenient, it is on demand. it comes when you need it. it comes right to your door. it takes you right where you need to go. >> if you book ride within that service area, we will pick you up right drop you off where you need to go in the fastest and safest way possible. >> no looking at a table trying to figure out a route where a bus stop is, et cetera. >> we will be working in the downtown area. >> makes it totally free to the passenger. not allowed to tip the drivers. >> you can flag you us down and the priority will be with the app. >> one may come downtown and found the parking spot and only that parking spot. you can come downtown, go where you meant to go and hop on the downtowner and get to the other side of downtown and explore a whole new section. >> and the demand has

and cutting back through downtown where they tried to get onto i-25. this is a crowd that is extremely upset about the election results on tuesday. it has for the most part been a with people who were in the crowd. they said they were trying to send one message. >> what are you hoping to achieve today doing this? >> just let people know we are in this together. he was not elected by the majority of people. he was not wanted by the majority of people. >> reporter: and we are told that some of the protesters are now getting onto the highway. in fact, just a couple of seconds ago, we saw a large contingent of denver police trying to get the people off the interstate no. i we will have an update later in the newscast. for now, live near i-25, stan bush, cbs4 news. >> really a national story tonight. check out hundreds of anti- trump protesters who blocked a major highway in minneapolis. i-94 was closed for about an hour tonight after protesters refused to leave the road. and in the northwest, portland, oregon, a huge crowd took over the hawthorne bridge. o

in downtown las vegas..david schuman..13 action news. someone.. upset with donald trump being elected president.. decided to vent his or her frustrations by writing obscenities in plain sight. no trace of the f word can show on air! it's too explicit to came in. one thing you don't hear from people when you ask them about this is surprise. doug degraw, lives nearby 14:55:35-14:55:42 "i'm not happy seeing it, but it's not shocking at all." blur f word standup 15:43:56-15:44:04 this rv is right beside a main road and feet away from a church so it's almost impossible not to see it if you're passing by to go now families and childreno read this every day.. must blur f word in background kenneth pruitt, lives nearby 15:28:59-15:29:04 "it's not appropriate. it's going to happen though. it's going to happen unfortunately." we knocked on a lot of doors... but couldn't find the owner of camper is shattered. near cactus and maryland parkway parker collins thirteen action news. she's the outspoken valley restaurant owner... who caught our attention! eat well

. >>> still ahead, downtown clearwater in the waterfront -- and the waterfront is changing. see the plans coming up. >>> i have an update on a family that fell victim to a rental scam and thought they had figured out a way to stay home for the holidays but now they've been totold they have y26hsy y16fy >>> clearwater officials are transforming downtowns waterfront and we're finally getting a firsthand look at the draft that could change at all. jamel lanee' shows us the revitalization plan. >> reporter: this is the only reason vasco comes to downtown clearwater. to fish. >> i live five minutes away and i drive right past here because it has nothing to offer. with these renderings after an outcry from residents who wants change. potentially, downtown clearwater and its waterfront could look like this: new green space going to added parks, restaurants, pedestrian friendly paths, and an event loan with a new amphitheater. the goal, to put downtown clearwater on the map as a must visit destination. >> i think it's an opportunity for a much more utilized waterfront. i think it wi

the boat connecting downtown st pete to downtown tampa. it's really growing in popularity and this weekend, the ship will make one big change that could 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live in downtown st petersburg. sarah, organizers heard the same feedback -- one thing in particular...again, and again, and again. yes, riders want beer, wine and alcohol while they sail between the two bays, and this weekend-- they'll get it.. city leaders have started tweaking the cross y days this upcoming sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday, offering deals to lightning fans-- and now adding the option to purchase spirits on board. the trip takes about 50 minutes to ride between downtown st. pete and tampa and is up and running seven days a week with two roundtrips per day. it costs 10 bucks to ride, and 8 bucks for kids one way....but is hal price if you use the leaders also added st pete and tampa leaders also added another interesting new idea, because people were worried about missing the ferry and being stranded without a ride home. the soluti