to eif you can find a lower fare. you can find all airlines that serve a given route at google.com/flights. fares can differ during the times. kayak makes it easy to >> it theirs matters when you book. avoid traveling on the wednesday before thanksgiving and the sunday after because fares are so much higher on those days and we all know that airports will be packed. kim wagner, news 3. >> thank you. >>> time for a look at what's coming up at 11:00. it's one of the biggest concerns on the minds of voters heading into election day. the precautions local officials are taking to prevent voter fraud. >>> also, the unexpected driver. yeah. that's a snake. we also have breaking news as it happens tonight. >>> finally here, it's been nearly 80 years since they followed the yellow brick road. >> sadly, it appears that the ruby slippers are losing their sparkles. the shoes shoes are on display at the smithsonian's national museum of national history from washington, d.c. museum curators want to restore the fame use sequin shoes

>> they're cutting their fares in california.s united and virgin and they're matching the southwest fares going to new york, it's all of the major carriers and even going to the east coast. it's under $300 round trip. >> when you can fly and where, and the number of seats available at these fares are limited. >> if you look at these fares, the structures, the sale is this week, tuesday, wednesday and thursday, and the first day you can travel is november 30, basically, the fares are good after thanksgiving and before christmas. >> round trips can be had for $136 but after near years, more expensive. act now, it's a three day sale and you got to do it this week. doesn't mean there won't be another sale further on. >> overseas travel is good too, many discount airlines especially after the first of the year do that, they go to far away places. >> always a list, what if it's not on the list, anything you can do? >> if you wanted to go to new orleans, it's a favorite, you might go some place in texas and drive there and find the clos

kimberly: job cuts, cuts in service and fare hikes. will the general manager possible reality check save metro? what the budgets proposal means for riders/ . plus, two teenagers are dead, their families searching for answers after they were shot in a parking lot. and growing problems for the director of the fbi. some are calling for james comey to resign or be fired. a reality check for metro's future as riders brace for the monday morning commute. metro's general manager says tough choices are required to balance the proposed budget for the next year. anna-lysa gayle is covering the story in northeast. anna-lysa, this will take a real bite out of people's pockets. anna-lysa: that's for sure, kimberly. under safetrack surge 10, there are no trains running between fort totten and noma- gallaudet until the tuesday before thanksgiving. next year, riders could see more changes in their pockets. >> i don't like it at all. i'll be glad when they open it back up. >> i think they have to do something. anna-lysa: sunday, riders at the brookland

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fares can vary considerably for flights just hours apart. kayak makes it easy to search for other options. >> kim: with prices changing all the time, it's a good idea to check the day off book to see tuck find a better deal. penalty for 24 hours after you book as long as you are not traveling for at least a week. there are lots of guidelines when it comes to this. avoid travel tongue wednesday ing on the wednesdaybefore thane sunday after. he's in the sky starting in our 6:00 hour but right now he's in the studio talking traffic. >> tom: i was looking at this luther king boulevard ramp is closed. serve talking about the debate and possible restrictions. they are going to shut down roads as needed. you might find a restriction, not a full closure on 15. the tunnel to the airport and on tropicana and flamingo. that is going to be from 4:00 to 10:00. if you are going to the airport from the west use top can n. travel times look good, everything in the green. traffic ahead forecast adds just a couple of minutes to that in two hours from now. thi

jetblue is using the final presidential debate to boost its latest two-day fare sale. the airline is offering 30% off its base fares for travel from october 26 through december 15. the discount is available on each of jetblue's three fare types blue, blue plus and blue another flavor for m&ms for the first time in 75 years the little candies will be filled with caramel. each m&m will feature a soft caramel center covered in milk chocolate and the signature crunchy colorful shell. caramel m&ms will be a permanent member of the m&m family. i wonder what color they will be assigned. but they aren't available until next may. that's a huge [laughter] jc: that means when i go to buy m&ms i will accidentally by, caramel. ben: nothing beats peanut. harvey: i'm a traditionalist. ben: so you like regular? harvey: no i like peanut,. anyway. if you are talking about a variety of weather within a couple of miles of boston. only six days in boston northward. providence at 80, hartford and 82, a lot of records broken and we still have this problem. we have low clouds and fog north an

the cheapest air fare and how you can grab it is headed your way. >> dana: good morning. welcome in on this terrific tuesday. it is 5:00 on this the thomas and mack. >> kim: by tomorrow night we're going to know how clinton and trump will be portrayed on saturday night during the up coming skit on snl which will be determined in our own backyard. we're getting ahead of ourselves. >> dana: we have traffic and weather covered for you every 10 minutes. fight night is on a wednesday night, not a saturday. i know you are going to be

in one search from new york to miami the cheapest fare was $597. on priceline, the cheapest was $459. despite its name cheap air never came up with the lowest fare on any of the routes. >> you search for flights multiple times over multiple days with and without your search history cleared. check the airline sites to see if you can find a lower fare, you can find all routes at google. vers -- fairs can considerably very just hours apart. kayak makes it especially easy. >> with prices changing all the time it is a good idea to check law you can cancel without penalty 24 hours after you book as long as you're not traveling for at least one week. i'm shay three for abc action news. >>> many of you probably got into the halloween spirit this weekend but check this out. the folks at nasa taking it to another level.>> nasa staff went all out for their annual pumpkin carving competition the creations included a pumpkin >>> now, abc action weather. >> that meteor was sweet. we have been showing some pictures. >> these costumes are amazing. >> there are som

fare increases, service cuts, and an unprecedented one-thousand layoffs. there would also be cuts to employee healthcare expenses. some union members upset about the proposed budget plan to protest at one this afternoon at the southern avenue metro station. metro board chairman jack evans is also against the proposal. we'll hear what he has to say at 5:45 this morning. seven is always on your side covering metro. just text the word "metro" to 4-3-8-1-7, so you can get breaking alerts on the rails sent straight to your developing now... fallout for hillary clinton from the latest email bombshell on the campaign trail. a new abc news/washington post poll shows her lead is narrowing over donald trump, after the f-b-i announced it is investigating newly discovered emails that could be related to clinton's private server. the emails were discovered during an unrelated sexting investigation into former new york congressman anthony weiner. weiner is the estranged husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. on friday, f-b-i director "james would take steps to review

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welcome to all of you around the world, i'm fareed zakaria. we'll begin today's show with saudi arabia and justice. the house and senate voted overwhelmingly this week to override a presidential veto. >> the bill on consideration is passed. >> now, 9/11 victim families can sue. does it set a dangerous precedent as president obama claimed. >> can you find a foreign political leader who's all in for donald trump? we did. >> the uk's nigel fahrad. he won the brexit campaign and believes the same forces will propel trump to the presidency. you'll hear him explain. then, if trump does not win, america will have its first female president. what may hillary clinton expect in that role. you will hear from the female prime minister. finally a farewell to a great statesman, we'll bring you some "gps" moments with shimon peres. >> this is an unexpected compliment. >>> but first, here's my take. most people would agree that donald trump is a strange standard bearer for republicans. he disavows most of its icons. after five previous republican nominees for

one airline is offering a special deal on fares only. at the airport. here's "fox5" laura evans? >> the samsung saga continues. can't bring those galaxy note 7s on the plane. a federal ban prohibits them on all flights. what can you do? exchange it. samsung set up note 7 exchange booths at airports around the world. >> red, white and blue. >> red, white and jetblue the airline is having a big sale andt' presidential debate. you have until end of day to get 30% off fares from travel october 6 through december 15 thanksgiving blacked out. sorry. enter code big 30 when you book online to promote the deal carrier is using catch phrase nabbing a great fare is never up for debate when we go low they go lower. >>> here's a new meaning for fewing. new uniforms designed by jacks. 60,000 employees will wear them. colors passport plum, cruising cardinal. ground speed graph it with accents of sky line slate and traveling thisle. >> he may not be your typical support animal but he's definitely one of the sweetest. meet daniel the duck emotional support animal for nervous same flight as daniel

our friends from earth fare are here whipping up a halloweenw y. hallo salad and sweome cute frankenstn cups.ut get the recipes when we come a man attacked me in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun. i love this.is festive and healthy we are learning how to make a halloween salad and frankenstein cops cutest things i've ever seen. with our friend laurie aker from earth fare. so good to have you here. tell me those are the cutest thing is ever seen.n. what a great way to get they're kids eatiwng healthy and havingi little fun for halloweenng heal. with halloween right around thee corner we thought it would be aa great idea to show how tow how prepare ato quick and easy halloween themed dishy and kids can definitely help in the kitchenha they're adorable inran perfect for any halloween party. i love this idea.

alison: and expect higher fares on big u.s. airlines. she saw the boots and fell for fall all over again. was she expecting to find the perfect designer boots at such an amazing price? no. but you know you're gonna love it. we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. learn your key health numbers, alison: a political sidebar his support behind mike pence. a roster of gay bars are vowing to stop selling the beer. one owner posted a video which he said received overwhelming support. jonathan: 7 on your side with consumer alerts for flyers ,two major airlines raising prices, southwest and american airlines raising fares by five dollars each way. fares have been falling since airlines have been adding flights at a faster pace. alison: speaking of flying, the redskins took a long trip. robert: they need to get it together, jet lag or not. a six hour flight. sports is coming up. northern

and met row buses one way fares and express fares would go up a quarter. >> families once forced to leave a temple hills condo are back at home comfortablely tom. gas and electricity have been restored. hundreds of residents were forced to look for places to live after their couldn't owe association failed to may more than 1 million in utility bills. association is still trying to work out a payment plan with pepco and washington gas. >> it sound like a trick but not this halloween. where one maryland school tried to cancel halloween. >> and by or bust it is trick or treating time. but is it worth it to buy children. >> and if you have a story idea call the "fox5" tip line >> so get one montgomery county school tried cancel hall owe weep after the principal decided some parents did not want their kids to participate in the halloween parade or >> as "fox5" tom fitzgerald tells us clover leaf park elementary was not taking no for an answer. >> well, this on halloween is cloverly elementary school. normally on a day like this hall owe woon you would see a lot of kids parade around the

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and fare's teal pumpkin project encourages families without food allergies to offer non-food halloween treats, in addition to candy, for trick-or-treaters allergies) "you're able to go over there without feeling left out." participants can paint or purchase a teal pumpkin, or simply print a sign to indicate they have non-food treats available. anything from pencils to party favors, stickers, even spare change. a simple gesture than can be inexpensive, yet priceless. (julie watts/reporting) "how would it make you feel if, one day every house had a teal pumpkin?" (marcus espiritu/has food allergies) "that would be great, it would be amazing to me because that means that more people would be aware of people with allergies." deal,. it would be awesome to know that i could send him into the world and not constantly worry about that." (julie watts/reporting) "snacksafely.com has a list of allergy-safe candy on its website, though like the teal pumpkin project... they recommend you keep those treats in a separate bowl. they also stress, this time of year, any child with a food allergy should

air fares for flights out of d-i-a are nearing record low rates. our partners at the denver business journal report - that those fares are the second lowest in the airport's history. and when you compare them to the nation's other largest airports -- d-i-a offers the best prices of them all. one of the key reasons -- three airlines use denver as a hub -- and frontier tries to push fees down as an ultra low-cost carrier. apple is expected to make a big today.. but as usual...the tech experts have been speculating about new macbooks... there hasn't been a new macbook pro since 20-12...so we're pretty overdue. here's what leaked photos show. the function row could be taken away -- and replaced with a touch screen that you would swipe across - similar to what you do to unlock i-phones. guess we'll just have to wait and see.. ok, trick-or- treaters... your favorite house at 7-29 p-m... that's when you're going to score the most candy... even if you interrupt someone's netflix binge. netflix says - the amount of people pausing shows - shoots up 30 percen

now, the published fare is $400. what you're gonna find is probably closer to $1,100." hafnerdagostin says: "if i were going to the east coast, maybe $600, $700 would be my limit. i all the reasons; whether its price or the crazy chaos that's at the airport.". silva says: "i go to brazil every year, i try to go. and, you know, this year it's become very hard for me. with family, it's almost impossible because there's so much money those companies are charging." immediately after thanksgiving week, fares will drop up until christmas week, then skyrocket because they can. same thing, like hawaii. if you're gonna go over christmas, it can be as much as $2,500 roundtrip." one possibility: non-stop flights are more expensive that connecting flights. if seats are available, you could save if you're willing to make one or more stops on the way. but, act fast. feiner says: "the closer you get to the travel time, more and more expensive." get your morning started with fox6 wakeup at 4:30 -- count on us for breaking news, weather and traffic updates until 9am. as the weather cool

i'm fareed zakaria. this is a special edition of "gps" coming to you live today from london. it's nine days until the american presidential election, and we are getting a sense of what it looked like to the world. >> we're the laughing stock of theworld. >> i have assembled a panel of former foreign ministers to give us a truly global view. what has the election done to america's image in the world? >> such a nasty woman. >> what can be done to repair it? and what to make of russia's role in america's election? >> he has a very clear favorite in this race. >> then, trumpism beyond trump. populism hasn't just been rising in america. it's been rising around the world. why? we'll explore with brexit's leader and the pulitzer prize winner ann apple bomb. finally, the british parliament is in dying need of repair, but what to do with the politicians while they fix the building. we'll tell you about one plan to dump them all in the river. i'll explain. >>> but first, here's my take. there are so few details provided by fbi director james comey that it is impossible to know what to

we start with those cutbacks, fare hikes and longer waits, all part of that the transit system ceo is asking for, but will it fly with the board and with riders? john henry live now from the tenleytown metro station. this could happen as early as next july if the board gives approval. >> reporter: that's correct. metro officials are calling this a reality check budget. they say they could even have to cut 1,000 jobs, but not everyone believes that's the way to go. proposal. it's a song and dance that rider toya jones has frankly gotten tired of. does a proposal like that surprise you out of metro? >> no. to hike upper their prices? -- hike up their prices? no. >> reporter: but the general manager said it's all needed with the $290 million budget deficit and to fund key safety improvements. so what could change? we'dwiedefeld envisions fares and one-way bus rides increasing by 10 and 25 cents respectively, a hard pill to swallow for some riders. >> i think we pay enough money to get around transportation. >> reporter: the proposed budget could also mean riders have to wait longer to ca

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live today. we'll look back at the history of the debates. >> here you go again. >> and many thought russian relations could get no lower but they have. >> everyone's patience have warn out. >>> also, we'll bring you a glimpse of the future and the artificial intelligence that is becoming more and more powerful by the day. i will talk to ginny rometty, the head of ibm and will watson take our jobs or make our jobs better. >>> but first, here's my take. donald trump has done america a great public service. no, really. by taking advantage of the country's tax laws in such a spectacular fashion, he has shun a spotlight on the corruption that is at the heart of american politics, the tax code. see, when most people discuss taxes they tend to talk about it in left-right terms. the right says the taxes are too high and the left worries that the rich don't pay their fair share but the facts don't support other position. the simplest way to judge a country's tax burden is to look at the tax revenues from

haiti fared far worse with almost 900 dead. fox news correspondent jonathan seery is in south carolinana tonight not far from where the streets of the stork charleston ofe flooded this evening. >> after pounding the south carolina coast allll night with heavy made landfall this morning to the northeast of charleston, spearing the historic city from its most intense winds, but driving a 9.29-foot storm surge into charlestonto harbor, the highest level since hurricane her hugo back in 1989. governor nikki haley verged -- so the first responders can inspect c buildings and remove fallen trees and power lines from roads. >> the anxiousness is when the praying. and the now the frustration setn in. what iet am going to ask from yu is patients. mosten injuries, most fatalities

those who prefer one-of-a-kind, to common fare. calling the endlessly curious, and the boundary pushers. those who would rather make the most of their precious vacation days. this land is illinois. and its calling everyone, everywhere who's up for amazing. >> deimos: i assure you your business interests down at the docks have not been compromised. >> justin: on behalf of the kiriakis family, the salem pd has our deepest apologies. it was never our intent to put any innocent lives in danger. >> philip: it's all there in black and white. in the last 24 hours, over half the companies that do business with us have pulled their shipments from the docks we control. the longer they hold out, the bigger the hit to titan's >> theresa: did titan relocate its offices? >> brady: the power is out down there. all hell is breaking loose-- >> philip: thanks to brady jumping the gun. >> theresa: yeah, he was protecting his family. >> philip: he could've cost us the family business. >> deimos: all right, philip, there's no point in casting blame rig

yes to low fares with nothing to hide.that's transfarency. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the warriors played their final pre-season game tonight. it looks like steph curry and kevin durant are quite ready to start what might be an amazing season. steve kerr says it may take time to gel. all blazers early on. damion lillard, the pride of oakland went for 20 points. blazers up 16 early. it is curry with the rebound. steph had the shooter's touch on the deep three and gets the friendly bounce. steph with 28 at the half and finished with 35 and then durant -- i need a kevin durant highlight. going to see a lot with authority and swooping to the hoop. kd with three straight three's to ice this game away. durant with 28. doves win it. cal hasn't beaten oregon since 2008. kevin riley was the starting quarterback. best got most of the carries. it was their first in a decade and the best wide receiver not playing because of an ankle injury. the first quarter and davis web coming at you. demitrius robinso

they pay their fare. it is always pleasure coming here. i never feel unsafe when i come. >> reporter: in dorchester, jim morelli, fox25 news. >>> police are still looking for the man this morning. the mbta employee was treated and released from the hospital. >>> a new high-tech tool may cut down on high-speed chases that put people, passengers and officers in danger. >> just one more tool in our toolbox of all the different tools that we have that are hopefully in the situation, the right time we deploy it tech save someone's life. >> catherine: a device to put a gps dart on the back of someone's vehicle. the device let's police to back off of a pursuit and track the location of the suspect on their computer. tonight on fox25 news at 10, stephanie coueignoux gets an exclusive look at how that technology works. >>> give you a look at how the roads are doing right now. expressway moving okay. moving up similar stories from the north. no real problems out there. we will have an eye on the pike with the team coverage. drive times. the pike 24

air fares do not sell, the airlines will then lower them. so if you can wait until the last minute, you might benefit. travel experts say keep checking. contract a -- contact a travel professional to find you the best fare possible. if you can be flexible and wait until the last minute sometimes, but i have had to wait until the last minute, or all of a sudden you book a flight, and it's outrageous. don't count on it coming down. >>> speaking of sal, you have your hands full. a lot half happening. >> we have a crash on the 80101 interchange. we are seeing westbound 80 at 101. basically, the bay bridge is coming westbound as it americas into 101. there is a pedestrian that was hit. chp and police are on the scene. people are not being able to use that ramp. traffic is going to start slowing down although it is early in the morning. this is the traffic coming from the bay bridge and the traffic passing here is on the southbound 101. traffic is going to be backing up in the bay bridge. we have a problem on svan jose. two overturned vehicles. so

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at the airport and also the most expensive fares. for christmas and new year, it really depends what day of the week it's falling. this year christmas is on sunday, new year's is on sunday. if you go to cheapair.com. they basically have the whole calendar mapped out saying which days are the best days to pry in terms of price. they're saying the 26th, a monday, and the second, a monday, will be the worst days to fly inspect ter terms of pri >> what websites and apps lieu >> there are owe many apps out there. we talked about hopper and they're all about fare prediction. you go on the app, enter your dates, say where you want to go and set a watch alert. they'll tell you, look, maybe you should wait another week because the price will go down $100 or actually you want to jump on it right now. google flielghts is a one-stop shop so they'll spit back all sorts of flights and prices but pop up and say, hey, actually you can save $20 if you wait a couple days or if you switch airports, fly into ft. lauderdale instead of miami. they also ac

now u if these higher than normal air fares don't sell, the airlines will lower the price. travel experts say just keep checking or call a travel pro to find the best fare possible. >> marin county is looking for ideas on how to reduce traffic congestion. the transportation authority of marin is now asking for public input on transportation priorities for the county. the allege city has created an online survey asking people how they get around and what changes in emergency technology you would like to see. marin county's population jumps by 10,000 to 261,000 from 2010 to 2015. three quarters of the people commute by cars. 10% take public transit. you can fill out that survey by going to the mornings on 2 tab on our website, ktvu.com and click on web links and that questionnaire ends next friday. >>> the city of palo has approved plans to expand bike share. the city plans to replace three dozen bikes with 350 smart bikes by the middle of nec year. the new bikes have gps and give riders more places to pick them up or drop off them off. the bikes will become a growing network

and right after that thanksgiving week, the fare also drop until -- fares will drop until christmas week and then they skyrocket again. >> they do it because they can. the same thing like hawaii. if you're going to go over christmas, it could be as much as $2,500 round trip. the closer you get to the travel time, the more expensive the fare. >> and the higher than normal air fares, if they do not sell, they will lower them. >>> and warriors' fans worry that stef curry may leave as a free agent should feel better after this story. he picked up a second home in the bay area. it is a five bedroom home. the price? just under $5.8 million. the home includes five fireplaces and also has a six- car garage. and he bought a home in walnut creek last november. and they also recently sold their home for nearly $4.7 million. >>> avocado lover may have noticed the price is lower than usual. a poor growing season for california avocado farmers. some shoppers hope the price would drop when the harvest in mexico started, but there are not enough avocados being picked to drop the price here. some restaur

jonathan: still ahead we talk earlier airlines is raising the fares. we let you know how high the tickets will go. >> no doubt you have looked up here. this is the dome i'm touching only because i'm standing on a giant platform of scaffolding as the crews begin work to install the final piece of artwork here. the timeline coming up. >> it is here. marine corps marathon weekend has arrived in d.c. coming up, we'll share an to spend to paralyzed veterans. i'm jeff goldberg with that story coming up in a live report. alison: new at 5:00 -- >> vandalism left on a high school football field in montgomery county offends the jewish community. i'm cheryl conner. announcer: from abc7 news, breaking news alert. michelle: breaking news is hillary clinton again under the f.b.i. microscope over the e-mails but not related to the private server this time. the f.b.i. says the letter of congress informing members of the investigation. right now it's unclear how long this investigation will take. and when the results will be made public. with abc7 news at 5:00,6:00, 11

the fares dropped 5% in the past year. what is yet to be seen is if the fares will increase to make up for this. we will let you know if they do that. ben olsen has been a prominent part of the d.c. sports team for 20 years. a legendary player for d.c. united and has led the club as the head coach. montreal in a playoff match. it will be a big one. robert burton has the coach of the week. robert: three straight mls cup playoff appearances for d.c. united. head coach ben olsen is putting that on the resume. >> it has been a while since we raised one. this is what we do. we have a good group. putting ourselves in the postseason is the way to raise trophies. robert: but there is another raising he gets to do in the season. >> i get to shape young men. to get an academy kid and watch him grow to a man and a he doesn't like to take credit for that. he is more of a group effort guy. a lot of people are working for one common goal. robert: with the coach of the week i'm robert burton. michelle: if you need it another reason to ea

but now one he supports in order to maintain routes and keep fares rates from increasing. he says it also preserves the go pass ... which is a more cost effective pass for low income seniors and people with disabilities. as for property tax bills ... abele says for the average homeowner i dont relish the idea of the wheel tax. i just look at what cuts would need to be made to services particularly to people who need them the most. im skeptical of it ... why its necessary. sour note ... when county executive left after an hour for a meeting with the milwaukee county democratic legislative congress. his departure ... surprised and angered executives who had more questions. a spokesman for the county exec says ... this was a previously scheduled meeting ... and they had tried to reschedule with the board. reporting live in milwaukee. jenna sachs fox 6 news. steph thanks jenna the packers are back on the practice field today, hopefully and a couple of badgers basketball players are becoming very active on social issues.... how does their coach feel about that ??? we'll hear fr

grader was really shaken up by the fire, but he gave her a hug and told her everything was slashing fares and says it will continue to do so through the end of the year.plus.. hiring for the holidays. find out how many workers amazon plans to add to cover the busy shipping season. hings... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. millions for him. not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, more news nowan ohio dad is being criticized for taking video of him telling his 8- year-old son that his mom had died of a drug overdose.he posted the video to social media.he hopes it will serve addicts with families and especially those with children. "that was my motive -- of putting that message out there, so people could see the impact it makes on our children." the dad has been a drug abuser himself and says being sober and in recovery has giv

also, discussing the need for higher fares, perhaps 10 to 15 t cents on rail, bus fares fes possibly going up a quarterua one way and express. so, this is wiedefeld'sld's proposed budget.udget. does it have a process to gove a through which includes public pc hearings before the boardgs bef votes on in it march.tes we'll talk more about thatonabtt coming up in a little bit. bit live at northeast, i'm melanie'e alnwick fox5 local news. n >> mel, thanks very much.s very. >>> let's go to northwestt's no police investigating an armed rob he reat the exxon gas g station thrift 30 connecticut avenue that's the intersection of connecticut andrift 3s the nk happened about 10 o'clock lastla night.ght. nobody was hurt.as hur police though looking for ang fr suspect who may be a bostonn fan.fan. last seen wearing a bostonto celtics sweatshirt and sweats.dw >> prince george's county wege go now, the search conortinues for the person who killed two teenagers and injured four others in capitol heights.ei this happened early sunday att an apartment complex on walker r mill rd. this wasn' a random c

southwest says a key measure of fares paid by passengers fell 5% compared to a year earlier. overall revenue was down slightly.. but still slipped short of forecasts. southwest expects to see fares decline another 4 to 4th-quarter. there may finally be a break..... from those high epi-pen prices... we've been telling you about.... thanks to some marketplace competition. "auvi-q" will be back on the market... next year... after being voluntarily recalled last year... due to concerns.... about incorrect dosing.. the company isn't saying.... exactly how much..... you'll have to pay.... "the epi-pen alternative".... just that it will be.... a "very low" cost.... to patients. it showed off..... -2- concept cars... called the x-class... in stockholm, sweden. one... was outfitted..... for off-road use... the other... more of a high-end luxury model. mercedes first announced plans..... for the truck.... in march 20-15. no word.... on when they'll be available.... in the u-s. something happened today to help locals.. stressed out about finding a job ahead of theholidays. we'll talk wi

if we to play asymmetric war fare.e don't play it that obviouso that well, frankly, but if we want to push, we can. >> you used to be with the treasu treasury, and we could start revealing some of their offshore bank accounts of the oligarchs. >> we could make it uncomfortable, expand iing them around war crimes in the syrian context. we could reveal the financial holdings of putin in and his inner circle in way that is haven't been revealed and make it very uncomfortable for them to do business around the world. that's a smart way of using sanctions, and frankly a melding of information war fare and our financial. >> juan zarate, great to talk with you. >> thank you, andrea. >>> unfriendly fire, this time on the speaker's home turf, in wisconsin tonight. two days until the final debate, will it be as contentious as the last? what about the body language? >> insurance companies can't deny you coverage because of a preexisting condition. number two, no lifetime limits, you know, which is a big deal, and numb be three --

it also includes fare hike increase. costs go up. >> that is a death spiral. we don't agree with it. >> metro's largest union responding to the proposal, standing with tombstones representing proposed was cuts, local 689 president jackie jeter says she supports the jurisdictions paying more but says the shortfall shouldn't be made up on the back of the workers or riders. >> instead of cutting the full-time people you have, cut thco bringing in. >> what do riders think? >> it's out of control. >> he should get more workers, we need more train. brianne: this is just a proposal at this point. metro's board will weigh in on this at the board meeting this thursday. brianne carter, abc7 news. with their first dose of the safetrack delays including the bus service the only between fort totten station and noma-gallaudet. because the brooklyn and the road island stations will be -- rhode island station will be closed. it will run until november 22. we are look at metro alternatives online at wjla.com. jonathan: new tonight in the race for the white house, the justice d

. >> a one-way fare costs around $17. tickets can be purchased online at stations or thirough travel agents. a lounge car serves food and drinks. passengers can sip on sake, or sample sweets made from persimmons, a local specialty. the operator launched a new train in the bid to drum up business. the railway has seen its passenger numbers decline by about 30% since the early 1990s when they peaked. >> we have the blue symphony will help bring in more tourists. >> people are also eager to welcome more visitors. >> they're offering special discounts to passengers who present the certificate of their journey. it's valid at 34 restaurants and shops in the town. >> local inns are stepping up as well. >> translator: most people come for day trips, we want people to stay for the night and enjoy strolling through town. >> reporter: even a famous bud it is temple is getting in on the act. the unesco world as many as 60,000 people will ride the blue symphony in the first year, that will be music to the railway and the tourism indus

yes to low fares with nothing to hide. anyone can pretty much agree no such thing as peek at any morning comes to driving on i 25 as well proposal to expand it has been approved thanks for staying with us. my blood pressure staring at that the expansion runs from johnstown to fort collins fox 31 has a look at what this means for drivers. the loveland neighbored there is nothing there's nothing like a gridlock on i 25 to fuel his frustration nonstop. baby somewhat a flat tire and the hold things back. same for bob. actually accidents are happening left and right too many people for two lane roads. the way for the overloaded two lane highway and fort collins to johnstown the project is critical to the region to northern colorado enemy forces a commitment from a commitment from larimer county for $15 million combined with 10 million the neighboring towns to snag matching federal funds to build of third lane in each direction of the interstate which ford board says works wonders and other parts of colorado in fact in some prov

yes to low fares with nothing to hide. thank you. >>> the staff at herndon high school just got a huge lesson in teamwork which optioned to save a teen's life. bureau reporter david culver shows us how an officer helped. >> reporter: philip stone was here when the panicked out. >> we heard a call on the radio for the school that said there was an unconscious student on the football field, so all of us responded as quick as we could. >> officer stone, the assistant principal, amanda hudson, and nursing aide, robin weinstein optioned. >> i said all hands on deck. >> there really are not words for that, i usually have words but there were not any for that. >> there on the ground, the junior. officer stone started compressions, amanda, began mouth-to-mouth robin prepped. they had been trained what to do, but in that moment it seemed to work just right. they all did something. and together, they kept ethan alive. severe is that? >> he is in cardiac arrest. >> emergency teams rushed him to the hospital, he has been recovering sl

new this morning, american and southwest airlines are raising the fares by $5 each way. >> the flares had been falling and adding the flights and seats at travel demand, but they run the fare sales. >> twitter is looking to cut 9% of the work force and ending the vine app. they are movings aimed to earn more money. they have nine quarters of slowing financial growth. opportunity to buy twitter. apple unveiled the latest updates to the mac compute ef. they are adding a touch sensitive panel on the mac book pro. it is having a key to siri voice assistant. that is cool. 5:59. the news continues right now. >> good morning, thank you for being with us. >> melinda: 6:00 on october 28th. right now, changes along the streets, the new law that starts today cracking down on something you might see every day. an a close call for vice president nominee mike pence and how he's doing after the plane nearly crashed at a new york downtown here this morning, we are keeping an you on the morning commute and the forecast. we have a check in with matt salemme in a minute. first to sally though. sally: it

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fares have been falling since the flights and seats faster than growing travel demand. this latest price hike doesn't necessarily mean travelers will pay more. airlines frequently run sales when demand is weak. a shortage of available homes has pushed prices up recently. but it's happening as long term mortgage rates declined again this week.. moving closer to historic low levels. freddie mac says the average rate for a 30 year fixed fell to 3.47 percent from 3.52 percent last week. percent from the all-time low in november of 2012. the average rate for a 15-year fixed also ticked down slightly from 2.79 to 2.78 percent. demonstrations against an oil pipeline project.... in north dakota are growing.... more violent. yesterday.... police arrested.... -1- hundred -41- people for allegedly throwing rocks... logs.... and bottles.... at officers. earlier this month... actress shailene woodley was arrested..... and now more hollywood actors are getting involved. actor chris hemsworth.... posting to instagram. mark ruffalo seen here.... on twitter... and.... on m-s-n-b-c's las

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