i am protecting the everglades -- everglades. we have this problem everywhere. everybody's feeling it. to my mind it doesn't seem to matter if we call it climate change or something else. there are extreme weather that can be unrelated to climate change. there simply isn't enough for science and a time that we lived with it. so when there is climate deniers i like to bring up my favorite cartoon. he is standing there. what if it's all a big hoax and we make the world a better place for nothing. so what we need to do is roll up our sleeves and really get to implementing it. i have to keep moving. as i said i live in the coast of nova scotia and i've been documenting the rising tide. pretty soon my house which is only 20 feet above the water might grandchildren and i can have that house anymore. they are working around the world for best practices to mitigate these rising tides and they have different solutions every single place because of the current. i can talk to that in the everglades but you can join the people who are working on these issues and you can usu

he was 71 years old. >>> a hunter became the hunted friday in the everglades. police say the man was hunting when he was bitten by an alligator. the bite left a 10-inch gash on his side but he is expected to be okay. is time for weather. >> i heard you talking about the possibility of a cold front. >> yes, we are tracking a cold front across the bay area. don't get pretty excited if you are hoping for a big blast of cold air. this one will be a little more subtle. let me show you this gorgeous time lapse from sarasota. we sought mostly sunny skies today. at times some clouds making way for a gorgeous sunset tonight. it was a warm one today, 81 81 was the high. the average is 76. we were above average but by tomorrow morning those temperatures are going to be dropping. current readings now, 63 in tampa. 47 in jacksonville. almost a 300 spread from north florida all the way down to the keys. here is the cold front, high pressure building in across the southeast united states, the weak front will bring in cooler temperatures on sunday morning. the wind will quickl

. >> three feature of sea level rise and miami is gone and the everglades is under water and beyond what scientists expect by the end of the century. >> reporter: >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: ebell who did not respond for a question for our but deems says he is far from giving up. so you're still hoping he will moderate his views from what he said on the campaign trail? >> very much so. >> reporter: what will happen if he doesn't? >> if he doesn't, we are going to be in a world of hurt. >> reporter: chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," fox news anchor megyn kelly joins us in the studio with her new book. perfect union." and we talk with iconic indy rock guitarist johnny marr on his life. >> i'm actually quite okay with it. it was unique and well played. >> that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. expected to pass through the valley this morning. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...we take a look at day two of the first ever ccsd bullying tria

8 there is a place where magic will fill you with wonder ((demetria obilor)) >>> a trip to the everglades turned into a dangerous close encounter. two men were hunting ducks of the men. the bite left a 10-inch gash on his thigh. ((roberto gautier, victim's friend: "we loaded our stuff in the kayaks and got in the water and we were probably in hip-deep water and he must have startled the alligator or something. he bit him." )) ((demetria obilor)) >> the victim was airlifted to broward health medical center and is expected to be fine./// ((demetria obilor)) >>> it's been an incredible and historic season for the dallas cowboys. and a family of die-hard fans are team to a whole new level. they decked out their new mexico home with an entire cowboys theme. and on gameday the olivias celebrate every touchdown by blowing their family horn. and get this, they won't even let you in the door without a team jersey and if you root for the other team, you get banished to the porch./// >>> thanks for watching 8 - you are being watched. the government has a secret system-- a machine that spies on you e

in waist deep water after going duck hunting in the everglades the day after thanksgiving. that's when krit krutchaiyan thought he saw that log in the water, and he tried to kick it. when that log turned out to be an alligator and bit his leg. >> i saw his mouth coming towards me again. my buddy shoves the kayak in between the alligator and me. i think if he hadn't have done that, he would have bit me firefighters happened to be hunting nearby. >> they applied a tourniquet to his leg, and drove him to a rescue helicopter. he's expected to make a full recovery. >> and a 12-foot sinkhole how a man was finally rescued after being stuck inside for hours. >> a mad rush of teening running into a store making off with candy and trashing the place. details on these flash mob >>> 20 minutes until 10. we're still tracking breaking news in tennessee where these massive wildfires are forcing thousands to evacuate near gatl including many homes and entire neighborhoods and also three resorts. more than a dozen wildfires are burning in and around gatlinburg. national guard troops are bei

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. >> three feet of sea level rise and miami is gone and the everglades is under water and three feet of global sea level rise is beyond what scientists >> reporter: mr. trump wants to cancel the paris accords. an agreement reached by 90 nations last year, including the u.s., that helps them reduce the fssil fuels. >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: ebell who did not respond to a request for comment, wants to regulation that are intended to turn the nation away from coal and toward wind and solar moderate his views from what he said on the campaign trail? >> very much so. >> reporter: what will happen if he doesn't? >> if he doesn't, we are going to be in a world of hurt. >> reporter: chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," fox news anchor megyn kelly joins us in the studio with her new book. >>> in our series "a more perfect union." we will meet a teenager who is getting help from his community in learning how to fulfill his rock guitarist johnny marr on his life and music. >> which i unders

she retired to private citizen life at a modest family home near the florida everglades and called her political career an activity of joy. >>> coming up on wusa 9 news at 6:00, a woman is arrested after witnesses say she pushed another female in front of a moving train. >> but up next iraq finding mas graves as they push their way into mosul. >> check out these numbers for tomorrow. is it going to be a perfect election day? pretty much. 68 downtown, maybe 70 in leesburg, maybe 70 in martinsburg. 69 in cumberland and hagerstown. we'll come back and those temperatures are not going to stick around all week. we'll explain how the coldest air and when the coldest air of hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this 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 fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. >>> forces make a gruesome discovery in mosul. they discov

millions $200 million for everglades restoration.ions of dollars for water purity projects in the keys. bring technical assistance of voting to expand or reduce interest rates on student loans and expand pell grants. those are essential to him of the country forward. we knew congress that does it. >> congressman, hold on a minute. i have to say that last week we saw the budget figures for the fiscal year just ended. congress ended $587 billion in the red. 15 cents of every dollar that the government spends is borrowed. talk about infrastructure and student loans, where's this money going to come from? >> first wallet comes from reforming the tax system. you have to tax system. you have to take it on. when folks like mr. curbelo and the republican leadership vote against taxing the very rich and vote against and vote and interest of the whoppers that we are beastly don't take in the revenue. there is a huge difference between deficit spending and investing in the country. when you increase the value of the country you diminish the def

. >> the manchester will host the florida everglades at 7:00 and wenyen gabriel won't be home for dinner tomorrow, his kentucky wildcats hosting cleveland state this afternoon. check out his highlight which show is versatility, couple of offensive rebounds and putbacks. even a 3-pointer from the corner, all in the stretch of about three minutes. gabriel finishedded with 10 points, 10 reboundses and six assists, a great game for thur, kentucky wins it. this afternoon u.n.h. hit the against detroit mercy. a huge game for leisner. and a sweet drive and finish by freshman john, from nigeria. u.n.h. wins 86-70. let's take a live look at spella stadium where the nashua river bragging right over thanksgiving looks like they're in the redstone and trying to score. so it south against north and south leads the series 8-4. but north won last year. north would be a favorite, they made the semifinal this is year before falling to exeter. we'll have highlights tonight at 11:00. in plaistow this afternoon, the going, going gobble 5k road race. a great way to catch there that were running, the race was

to the monarchs who skated at home with a good florida everglades team. brendan o'donnell. it was 2-0. michael kirkpatrick. 3-0, florida. the monarchs -- all of the. cannot find the net. justin did score for manchester but florida wins, four-went. they played in l my rent tomorrow and sunday. talking hockey, a big one for unh and the coach tomorrow night at 8:00. for the first time ever, they will play at madison square gardens against cornell. >> it is exciting for the players and the coaches. the coaching staff -- we have not been to madison square garden. it brings not only york city is pretty exciting. jamie: a good test for the celtics. they hosted the san antonio spurs. early in the forst, al horford -- early in the first, al horford scores. avery bradley. boston led are 10 points after the first quarter but hattie 109-1 hundred three. the celtics play miami heat on monday. college basketball. kentucky took on the tennessee-martin skyhawks. kentucky was all fired up. manchester's gabriel got the start for the first time in his career. he knocks down a three-pointer. h

. >> three feet of sea level rise and miami is venice, new orleans is going, the everglades are under water. and three feet of global sea level rise is at the lower end of what scientists expect by the end of this century. >> reporter: mr. trump wants to cancel the paris accords, an agreement reached last near by 190 nations, including the u.s., which commits them to reduce fossil fuel emissions. >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: ebell, who did not respond to our request for a comment, also wants to repeal president obama's clean power plan, regulations intended to turn the nation away from cold and toward wind and solar power. but deans says he is far from giving up. you're still hoping he will moderate his views from fr what he says on the campaign trail. >> very much so. >> reporter: what will happen if he doesn't?

if you think, you think the swamp is the everglades -- [laughter] let me tell you, that's the everglades and every swamp you ever heard of in your life put together. ever put together. and they're coming. then he was going to, like, he told these people -- and, understand, this man does not come to office with a list of policies. he he comes to office with a list of grievances of people we don't like. we don't like the liberals, you know, east coast, we don't like this, we don't like that, you know? and by the way, all you coastal elites, all the people that live in gazillion dollar high-rises here in florida, he's going to get you back. he's going to give a tax cut, he's going to get rid of the estate tax, he's really going to kill you, but he's going to fatten you up first. [laughter] the coastal elites are going to do great. they're going to do fine. they're going to de-regulate the coastal elites that want to drill off of the coast of south florida. highball it, have at it, you'll do great. now, if you happen to live in a place like, well, like all the people in this room, that's sub

never married, she retired to her modest family home n everglades and declared herself a private citizen. public life had brought dark times but looking back she described her career in politics as an activity of joy. >> brian: reno was diagnosed with park kin son's in 1995. she spent her final days at her florida home surrounded by family and friends. >>> coming up, we are getting new answers for treatment for a parkinson's patients to help >> tia: also coming up at noon, we have the latest movement in the louisville teachers' strike. >> and we are looking at resume mistakes, asking the expert what is three things hiring managers are checking for on your resume. >> plus we have the black friday deals before they hit your newspaper so you can start ? ? you hear my voice, you hear that sound ? ? like thunder, gonna shake your ground ? ? you held me down ? ? but i got up ? ? get ready 'cause i've had enough ? ? i got the eye of the tiger, a fighter ? ? dancing through the fire ? champion ? ? and you're gonna hear me roar ? ? ? roar, oh, oh, oh ? ? roar ? ? i got the eye of the tiger, a fig

she retired to her home to the everglades and considered herself a private citizen. looking back, she described her career in politics as an activity of joy. jaime yuccas, cbs news. >>> time for weather and traffic every ten minutes on the fours. here's ashton. >> good morning to you, alan. good monday morning. castle rock, 36 right now. highlands northwest. arvada, 41. westminster, 52. a few clouds overhead, but overall it's a sunny day for us. the storm system that moved over colorado this morning bringing snow to our mountains is to the east of us. our forecast for today, sunshine all day long. we'll go from the 40s to around 50 by 9:00. 61 at lunch time and a high temperature today of 63. let's get a check on the traffic. here's joel hillan. >>> good morning, we're watching a couple of accidents out there. we soud as we look at i-25 and evans, there's a few more cars. this is nothing that's going to slow you down. santa fe and -- also look at this, look at this green we have to start off the morning commute. everyone enjoying that luxurious extra hour. speeds int

never married, she retired to her modest family home near the everglades and declared herself a private citizen. public life had brought dark times, but looking back she had described her career in politics as an activity of joy. reno was diagnosed with parkinson's in 1995 and spent her final days in florida with her family and friends. they released a statement in response to the passing and -- it read in part she forged a new path for a generation of women in law enforcement and government to follow. i will forever be grateful for her encouragement and support. >>> right now the iraqi military is reporting it has found about 100 decapitated bodies in a mass grave south of bowles oh. a spokesperson says it's unclear whether the remains are soldiers or civilians. iraqi forces are currently battling for control of mosul. more and more civilians are getting caught in the cross fires and hospitals are full of people injured by car bombs, booby-traps and gunfire. >> imagine trying to go into brooklyn or charlotte north carolina where we have huge buildings and now imagine every door, window

. >> three feet of sea level rise and miami is venice, new orleans is going, the everglades are under water. and three feet of global sea level rise is at the lower end of what scientists expect by the end of this century. >> reporter: mr. trump wants to cancel the paris accords, an agreement reached last year by which commits them to reduce fossil fuel emissions. >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: ebell, who did not respond to our request for a comment, also wants to repeal president obama's clean power plan, regulations intended to turn the nation away from cold -- coal and toward wind and solar power. but deans says he is far from he says on the campaign trail. >> very much so. >> reporter: what will happen if he doesn't? >> if he doesn't, we're going to be in a world of hurt. >> the cbs overnight news will be right back. chris noth cer: you taught him how to hit a baseball. how to hit a receiver. you even taught him how to hit the open man. but how much time have you spent teaching him... >>> the president-elect's daughter ivanka trump too

. >> three feet of sea level rise and miami is venice, new orleans is grng the everglades are under water. and three feet of global sea level rise is at the lower end of what scientists expect by the end of this century. >> reporter: mr. trump wants to cancel the paris accords, an agreement reached last near by 190 nations, including the u.s., fossil fuel emissions. >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: ebell, who did not respond toaur request for a comment, also wants to repeal president obama's clean power plan, regulations intended to turn the nation away from cold and toward wind and solar power. but deans says he is far from giving up. you're still hoping he will moderate his views from fr what he says on the campaign trail. >> very much so. >> reporter: what will nap he be in a world of hurt. >> reporter: world leaders are now meeting in morocco to discuss enforcement of the paris accords, and there is deep concern that if mr. trump does not abide by the agreement, other world leaders might decide to do the same. and scott today the king of mor

when people think of national parks they usually think of grand national spaces like the ever everglades. the lincoln memorial, the washington monument and even president's park had are all parted of the narrative. >> this mission was literally carved into mt. rush more. the american story is complicated so in the 21st century the national park service is trying to reconcile dueling story lines at many historic sites across the country. this is an example of that effort. it's the park system's most visited historic home. today visztors to arlington house learn the many story lines from george washington and robert e. lee and the civil war and learn about the enslaved people who lived their lives on the 1100 acre estate and whose legacies live on in their descendants. coming up first we'll hear several presidents talk about the national parks and later we'll hear from the director of the national park service. first, president obama at yosemite national park. >> we have to have the foresight and the faith in the futurer to do what it takes to protect our parks and protect this planet for

nomination to -- in 2002 and decided to retreat to a quieter life as a private prison living in the everglades. it is there she spent her final days surrounded by family and friends. >> we know attended public school in miami-dade county where she was validate coral gables high school. she said public life& but looking back she describes her to career in politics as quote an activity of joy go >>> daylight video shows damage from a 5.0 earthquake that hit cushing, oklahoma near a major oil storage how. officials said 40 to 50 buildings had to schedule damage normal operations have subsumed at -- have reserved at the oil terminal. officials said crews have is the 110 bridges of the 30 mile radius of the earthquake epicenter and found no damage supermodel. >> this happens november 13 and november 14 so next sunday and monday night. the moon will not only be bigger, it will be brighter. the next time the moon will get this close to the earth will be in november of see a record- breaking supermodel. >> this happens november 13 and november 14 so next sunday and monday night. the moon will not only

that includes repairing the hurbert and protecting the florida everglades.we will become a rich nation again. but to be a rich nation, we must also be a safe nation. a terrible tragedy today has occurred in iowa, you read, you saw. early this morning two iowa police officers, outstanding, outstanding people were murdered, ambushed, ambushed violently while sitting in squad cars. i just left iowa. most beautiful place. the police officers were so incredible, the job they did, now two of them are dead. an attack on our police is an attack on all of us. law enforcement is the line separating civilization from total chaos. you have to remember that. according to the national law enforcement officers, memorial fund, firearm related police deaths are up 48% this year, the highest they've ever been. and there have been 14 ambush-style attacks this year alone. never had anything like this and what it is is lack of respect for our nation, it's a lack of respect for our leadership. to all the great men and women of law enforcement, i want you to know we are with you,

it happened while krit kruchiyan was on a duck hunt in the everglades last friday. the 50-year-old and his water at holey land wildlife management area in palm beach county. he says he brushed up against something... which at first he thought was a log. but seconds later... an 8 to 10-foot alligator sunk its teeth into krit's left thigh. but he wasn't finished... 2 off-duty firefighters heard the attack and rushed into help. they cut off krit's waders and used them as a turniquet. he was then airlifted to a hospital... and immediately underwent surgery. krit was released 2 days later... doctors say he should make a full recovery in about a month. some of you in our southern counties could be paying more for electricity next year. state regulators have just approved a rate hike for florida power and light. the 800-million-dollar the state's largest electric utility. the company initially wanted a billion-dollar hike, but scaled back during negotiations. the rate hike will be phased in over the next four years. people can expect to see the first increase in january wh

in our particular case, president truman was at everglades city dedicating the everglades national parkn december 1947. and the press corps.started yelling, are you going to return to florida, mr. president? and he said, of course. i have a little white house. at that time it was painted gray. navy took this as a clear indication they were returning. so they painted it all white. it is no longer navy gray. it is all white for the little white house. i would like to welcome you to the harry s. truman's little white house. it has been used by seven american presidents. the little white house was built as the navy commander's home back in 1890. it served a number of various commanders that were almost 100 year span. but it was slightly interrupted by presidents tafts, frankly roosevelt, dwight eisenhower, jimmy carter, bill clinton. and the department of defense. so we seem to have a continuum through american history. this building was the largest building on the naval base. this was 9,000 square feet. consequently, it was built as the pay master is and commander's home. by 1911 our new b

. >>> in other news: a duck hunter is recovering after being attacked by an alligator in the everglades. the victim and his friends had just loaded their kayaks and were waiting through the water when he taught he kicked a log but it was not a log it was an 8 - 10 foot gator and it bit him. it left a 10 inch gash on his leg but he is expected to be okay. into a bridge. the american star passed under the lift bridge without problems saturday night but currents caused it to drift back toward the bench -- bridge. no word on if there is damage on the bridge . >>> holiday shoppers setting a new record this week. customer spent more than $3 billion shopping online on brak friday -- black friday and that from last year. multiple purchases were up 33 percent to $1.2 billion. the company suggest the increase shows customer's desires to wait impact malls and retail stores. >>> now to a consumer alert. did you get a video on your iphone and you're not sure where it came from? >> be careful opening that. there's a 5 2nd video that is being passed around is causing the inconvenience is having to res

duck hunt in the everglades. it left a ten inch gash in our thigh. >> we were in the water and probably in hip depth of water gator or something and he bit him. >> man was airlifted to the hospital but expected to be fine. >>> 6:09. thank you for waking up with us. breaking done barriers. we'll -- down barriers and we'll tell who you is hiring in the bay area and why anyone is qualified to do the job. now project underway to keep people safe. >>> it is chilly. will this air make to us? i'll let you know after the . >>> finding a job with a district challenging. but 6 million people in florida with disabilitieses want to work but -- disabilities want to work but don't. >> reporter: jessie is learning the skill of the construction trade. >> there was no future. there was no light at the end he landed a job within a week. >> i have a reason to get up. and it helped me focus on my next step in life, my next goal instead of my past. >> reporter: thanks to a $250,000 three-year grant from the able trust career force, h

he accepts the science behind climate change, but democrats and republicans together to fund everglades restoration. one other big difference between patrick and marco rubio, marco rubio supports donald trump. keep in mind, marco, a while back, when he was running against donald, called him a dangerous con artist who spent his career sticking it to working people. he tweeted, "friends don't let friends vote for con artists." guess you just -- guess who just voted for trump? marco rubio. that means he doesn't have any good friends. it also means that even though he knows trump is unqualified, even though he knows he is a con artist, he still voted for him. so if you want a senator who will say anything, the anybody just to get elected, that is your guy. if you want a senator who will show up and work for you and tell you the truth, vote for patrick murphy and give hillary some help. [applause] notident obama: it is enough just to vote for hillary. -- can't stick her with make a republican congress that behaves the way they have been behaving with me. we were about to go into a great depr

never married, she retired to her modest family home near the everglades and declared herself a private citizen. public life had brought dark timesbut looking back she described her career in politics as "an activity of joy."hena daniels, cbs news. casualties are mounting in crossfire.car bombs and gunfire in the streets have left dozens injured. teams of medics, y they eccasualties as kurdish troops fight isis militants street by street. more than a million civilians are still thought trapped inside mosul. the u-n has set up 82 "rapid response teams" to help civilians fleeing mosul. 3 your full readycast with meterologist rebecca schuld is russ feingold: in the senate there's a choice- you can go along with the rigged system, or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working families. going to all 72 counties, i know how hard you work and how wages aren't keeping up. senator johnson stands with ceo's -tax loopholes for billionaires, tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. i'll take on the rigged system. and work to build an economy that works for eve

she is from the everglades. >> goes to reid.ize recreational marijuana is on the ballot in five states today. california, massachusetts, maine, arizona and nevada. in how many states is recreational reefer already legal. 15, 2, 4 or none. >> that would be c, four. >> nice. >> are you working on the issues? >> or are you high right now. >> you live in california, you can't get very far. >> interesting. >> strong play, my friend. >> i'm impressed. >> our final news -- those states are alaska, oregon, washington and colorado. the district of columbia is not a state. final news quiz question goes to julie. an aero mexico flight to mexico you city was given priority landing status on sunday for what reason? an attempted highjacking. so soccer fans could make it to end of a key match. c, giant snake. d, explosive lavatory. >> only because it lived my nightmare. c, snake. >> let's see what it was. daily double. >> can you imagine? do we know if the snake was in the luggage or in the plane? >> that's the worst part. someone tried to smu

rescue crews say the 50-year-old man was hunting for ducks in the everglades this afternoon when an alligator bit him on the thigh. they say it appears to ab flesh se expected to be okay. more about a brutal face biting attack. police say he randomly targeted and killed a couple outside their marion county home in august. new court documents show the 19-year-old wrote about being bullied, dealing with anxiety and accepting his death. he has pleaded not guilty to the first degree murder charges. his lawyer says he is mentally ill. tonight investigators are mom being found on thanksgiving day. authorities are now looking for two women in a dark s.u.v. in connection with the case, they are reportedly armed. the 34-year-old mother of two disappeared november 2nd while taking a jog. if you thought the drama surrounding the election was over, think again. green party presidential nominee jill stein has pull the trigger she's officially filed in the battleground state of wisconsin and that may be only the beginning. they also want recounts in michigan and virginia. she's concerned systems may have b

she died surrounding family and friends in florida near the everglades. >>> there's a saying bullets don't have eyes and it is hard to see why multiple shots fired into an east side house didn't injure or kill the man inside. harry boomer live outside the house right now with that story. harry? >> harry: you know, mark, bullets were flying all over the times. >> they shot in my house 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. >> none of the .40 caliber bullets hit jermaine sit waiting for his family to come home at 11:30 saturday night. >> i don't know. i ain't never did nothing and i work and take care of my family. >> blackwell has a 2-year-old ug pregnant wife. it rocked his sense of calm. bullets riddled his house and evidence how close it came to killing him. >> if i had my shirt on or anything like that, things might have gotten ugly. they tried to take my life and i have no idea what this is about. >> harry: no idea? >> none whatsoever. no, i don't know if they are coming after my son. i don't know. 18-year-old son doesn't live with him. >> the guy who did this, listen, st

the man had a friend were in the everglades, they think lashed out. the animal left a 10 inch gash on the guys die. he was flown to a hospital where doctors say he is expected to be fine. >>> a dangerous situation in italy, heavy rains wreak havoc on the country. streets in fields flooded across the northern part of italy causing major damage and road closures. hundreds of people are out of their homes. the area has been dealing with torrential rain with black friday in the books, the focus today is small business saturday. mayor greg stanton getting involved in the action. he stopped by selfies takes -- the mayor did some shopping and pitched in helping the workers behind the counter.>> we know when we shop small we shop local, that money is more >>> it's a cloudy and cool evening out there. the clouds have moved in and they will stick around through the overnight. temperatures now in the 60s after topping out at 70 degrees this afternoon. we continue to see temperatures fall. will be in the 50s tonight. winds pick up over the next several hours. 10