. >> reporter: nearly a third of the fawns kidnapped. >> people don't realize a young fawn is normally alone during the day. if you find a fawn alone, it does not need rescued or saved. the mother is actually put it there to rest while she's gone off to forage and she'll be back in a few hours. >> reporter: the goal here is to keep them afraid of humans, their natural predator. get too close and she should always go scampering away. >> when people, even if they are well-motivated catch an animal and think by petting it, holding down, but they are not a puppy or kitten. they are wild animals. petting it, stroking it, holding it, talking to it are stressful things you shouldn't do. >> teaching the animals and visitors to let wildlife stay wild. >> you got to admit, they are cute. >> they are. they're very cute. >> but? >> but they are still wild animals and it's important to remember that, best to leave them wild. >> important to have a healthy respect. >> for their space, yes. >> we're invading their territories. >> oh, yeah, i see sharks and i'm like, deuces. >> you don't put a shark i

. >> reporter: this is red fawn's cousin. like many gathered today he's been up at the protest camp near standing rock, north dakota, where native americans and others are opposing the construction of the dakota access pipeline. they claim the route goes through sacred sites and burial grounds and puts at risk the there. >> red fawn was up there to protect water, basic principle of standing for environmental justice. >> reporter: but the more ton county criminal complaint -- moreton county criminal complaint charges red fawn with the murder of two minnesota police officers working at the protest site. they claim she had a concealed gun and fired at them several times as they attempted to arrest her for trespassing on private land. here's what a north dakota officer said the day after her arrest. >> it's unbelievable that a law enforcement offices angle that that gun could have been fired at where there was no law enforcement is the angle that it was fired at and it wasn't because she was trying to aim away from law enforcemen

. >> reporter: nearly a third of the fawns kidnapped. >> people don't realize a young fawn is normally alone during the day. if you find a fawn alone, it does not need rescued or saved. the mother is actually put it there to rest while she's gone off to forage and she'll be their natural predator, get too close, and they should scamper away. >> when people, even if they are well-motivated catch an animal and think by petting it, holing it, talking to it will calm it down, but they are not a puppy or kitten. they are wild animals. petting it, stroking it, holding it, talking to it are stressful things you shouldn't do. >> teaching the animals and visitors to let wildlife stay wild. cute. >> they are. but -- they are wild animals, and it's important to remember that, leave them wild. >> important to have a healthy respect. >> for their space, yes. >> we're invading their territories. >> oh, yeah, sharks, deuces. >> you don't put a shark in the back of the car, though. that was the story, right? >> well, that's the news this >>> the passing of american's tv mom. ? ? ? here's the story of

here's more from fawn. >> even though i could be upset about it's like they -- there's still a lot of that positivity, there's still people who care. there's still love. >> with pipeline construction halted for now, protesters hope for a lifeline from the outgoing president. >>> for las vegas valley residents heading to southern california the next couple of hours, we have news. >> they may want to consider stopping in primm. the jackpot is $389 million. tickets are available across the border. >> buy a surfboard, talk to kevin janison. >> surfboard. >> surfboard. >> a golden surfboard. >> really? [laughter] >> nice. >> right. the sharks love that, i understand. >> yeah, exactly. >>> you will have pleasant weather to get down there. if you are hanging out chapping coming -- challenging coming back. there will be bumps. not for thanksgiving day and not for shopping day. the view from the east side of town, high, thin clouds and they thicken during the afternoon. we have about two hours worth of clouds going through. that should be it as far as cloud cover is concerned until we get to l

what they say is their ancestor's burial grounds - is like putting a pipeline denver resident-- red fawn. she's accused of opening fire on officers during the protests. she's charged with attempted murder of two officers. it's national philanthropy day! governor john hickenlooper will be in denver later this morning-- to honor 12 individuals and organizations for their own charitable work. the anschutz foundation and the vilas citizenship & leadership council for outstanding youth group will be recognized. sue anshutz rodgers of denver is up for the lifetime acheivement award this year. if you want to make a difference yourself make a plan to join us for 9cares colorado shares this saturday. we'll be collecting non-perishable food, clothing, coats and toys from 7 a-m to 4 p-m at five different locations in metro denver and more than 30 other sites across the state. there is an interactive map of drive locations near you on our website. if trump wins-- "ill be headed up north to canada." why you may want to rethink your plan if you were among those vowing to leave just ahead. but first an

or a semi-normal green-lidden fawn? then head to orlando this weekend. it's your last chance to see one of the ?strangest art exhibits in the country. the art is actually taxidermy with ?fictional characters. artist... is dr. seuss! the famous author created these creatures back in the 19-30s... while his father worked at a zoo. but here's the creepy part. after animals at the zoo passed away... his father would ?send him parts of the remains... like horns. and seuss would use them to help create ?new animals for all his books. he even ?mounted some of the creatures like they were real. the traveling display is at the looking for something to do a little closer to home today? we've got a whole list of what's happening in the bay area-- that's in about 6 minutes. but first... a look at the new wonder woman trailer. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. *". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted b

we have a birds eye view of a lot of people waiting at luther jackson middle school in fawn fawn. when you vote, share with us. use the man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend on us for more than energy." >>> we'll show you pictures throughout northern virginia where the polls opened at 6:00 a.m. and already we're >> storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell of course keeping an eye on the weather. chuck, my app says it is 37 degrees in falls church. >> that sounds about right. temperatures have been down into the 30s in most of the outlying areas inside the beltway and by the bay a little milder. 45 at national airport but 33 in potomac, 30 in centerville. 38 in winchester virginia and mid-30s up in panhandle of west virginia as well. you need the warm coat he

police say 37 year old red fawn fallis pulled a gun on officers - and fired three shots. it happened last thursday as police say they were trying to move fallis and a group of others away from private property. they say she almost hit a sheriff's deputy when she fired. deputies did not fire back. police in north dakota have arrested fallis before - twice - in september during pipeline protests. she pleaded not guilty to disorderly halloween 20-16 is which means stores are clearing the shelves and packing them winter holiday halloween 20-16 is over -- which means stores are decorations now. and the people over at the city and council building in downtown denver are already decorating for the holiday season. the lights are being put up and there's a santa on the roof city workers tell us they've always gotten an early start -- usually at least a month ahead of thanksgiving. so if that one bulb on the strip doesn't work...or the weather takes a turn - they have time to make it right in time for light the lights - and the 9news parade of lights. your opinon on this. how early

more recent warmer winterjust may be bring a boost to the deer "we're seeing more observations of fawns and does through our summer deer observation, so whats presumably a higher deer population in the area should provide a better hunt for us" matting season, known as their rut. there's been speculation whether the deer will enter rut later this year due to the warm fall, but dnr says the shortening length of daylight triggers rut..not "rut is upon us right now and we expect it to continue through the 9 day gun deer hunt season" now it may be more comfortable to hunt in mild weather but an arrival of cold and snow right on time would be a welcome sight for some. "maybe 2 or 3 inches of snow, that way you can track a deer if you do get it or find your way out of the woods" reminding hunters that you are no longer required to wear a back tag, but you must properly tag your dear carcus if you plan to leave it for any period of time. if a colder hunt is more your thinthe holiday deer hunt is back this year starting christmas eve.. for 6 counties in wisconsin..including waukesha and milwauke

red fawn fallis, a denver native, is acccsed of shooting at police officers at the standing rock pipeline protests we've seen in north dakota over the last several weeks. native american leader here in >> they recognized her leadership as a young indigenous woman who a lot of younger indigenous people look to for example and leadership. so that identifies her as a target in their mind, i believe. >> fallis' family still working to get her the best legal representation they can. one of the big issues they are worried about is getting public defenders for the hundreds who have been arrested there. >>> a teenager is now facing jail time brother. jalek taylor pleaded guilty yesterday. he shot his 10-year-old brother in june in aurora. jalek, now 18, will be sentenced next month. >>> your help is needed to fine a man accused of setting a teenager on fire. this is a closer look at the man. they say after he got into a fight with the teenager, he set her car on side with her and a friend inside. >>> new details about the death of a former avalanche player, marek svatos. he lise behind a wife and

it's not just left-wing politicians idolizing cuban dictator fidel castro, hollywood celebrities are fawning leader, and they've been doing it for years. oliver stone called castro, quote: very selfless and moral. actor jack nicholson said he was, quote: a genius. even actor chevy chase said cuba is prove that, quote: sometimes socialism works. my political power panel, former mccain campaign manager ford o'connell and democratic strategist tina -- join are us. is it wrong for citizens of the united states who have never had to live under a castro regime or the oppression of a dictator to sing his praises? >> wow. everybody's entitled to their own opinion. i don't happen to agree with any of those opinions. if chevy chase wanted to say, you know, that's a great example of socialism, he could probably point to more democratically-oriented countries with a socialist slant like sweden -- adam: or california. [laughter] adam: what about you, ford? it seems as if there's this constant, you know, the left -- sean penn. i mean, remember, he loved hugo chavez who was so wonderful to his people. >> l

. >>> a woman from denver 37-year-old red fawn fallis pulled a gun on officers and fired three shots. she's charged with attempted murder as well as other charges. she was protesting the pipeline last thursday, part of a group officers were trying to get off private land. officers didn't return fire. she faces 20 years in prison. police in north dakota have arrested her twice before, back she pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct. >>> you may see friends postering they're standing in indian rock reservation even if they're not. many are checking in saying the 3. 1950 remains the warmest on record in metro denver. for us today, mid and upper 60s this afternoon. clouds don't thicken until at or after sunset tonight. looking ahead to our new month. november, our fourth snowiest month. if you take the average high over the 30 days, runs out to 52. average low of 25. drive, we'll see sun factor in around 7:29. that's the official time this morning. i'll find a better camera there for you i promise there's nothing much going on in terms of slow down across the 225 corridor. plan on showi

blind but not getting in the way of having fawned doing great police work. being trained to do what other dogs here in the united states do with local law enforcement and we wanted to be able to share this success story this morning. >> dana: while donald trump won the election, his young son had people talking too. there he is in the background of his dad's victory speech early this morning. what he did that h talking. >> kim: from american politics to the royals who is pretty hot tempered this morning because of how the american media is >> kim: we take you live to the heart of new york city. about 7:30 this morning our time clinton. she did concede the race last night when she made a phone call to president elect donald trump. she has devote face the nation. that will happen a couple of hours from now. >> dana: her camp in shock this morning. needs a little time to digest what happened. donald trump's campaign manager saying that is fine. they are allowing her to digest this. we're going to hear a concession speech that will be very important for this >>

the little guy, fawn or cream they tell us there is no sign any of break ins here. so the best gees is someone swiped this little dog sunday evening or perhaps this morning and they're kind of worried about him. he is only a little guy and requires a special diet. >> we had him on a special diet and were feeding him several times a day, and our concern is he is not gein being that tiny. we are urging whoever did it, please reconsidering bringing the puppy back to us so he is getting the proper care. >> reporter: how sad is that? once again, a look at the little doghouse as police are investigating. the good news is this dog did have a microchip. perhaps if he shows up at a vet, it's probable he will be out. jim smith, wbz news. >> jim, thank you. >>> here in boston, most people practice hands free driver. but what about driverless driving? >> still to come, the test in boston and how close we are to having a high-tech car. >>> and in webster, one neighbor is suing the other over seagull droppings. >>> we are at the goodwill headquarters here ? dylan: anybody can do

people fawning all over you is very overrated. i don't need that kind of attention, as i pointed out on my web site. he's starting to remind me of libby. i'm starting to think money is the root of all popularity. don't forget fear. libby has that, too. sabrina, money is just a shortcut to popularity, and shortcuts never work. well, they do for diamond dave. i have a plan to get us out. i want each of you to get me two ingredients on this list. we can't use magic. our fingers may have crapped out, but we can make a sleeping potion, and i'll mix it into diamond dave's next culinary atrocity. if it works, we can make a break for it. i am so in. did i mention i'm driving a porsche? okay, i'm in, too. zelda's voice: all we need is the feather of a fowl, preferably ostrich or emu... 2 ounces of chlorophyll... a tad of faux animal fur. try not to damage the coat when you take it. some body hair, the coarser the better... and top it off with a little alcohol for flavor. one sip of this, and he'll be out for a week. and i haven't added the

investigators say 37-year-old red fawn follis fired three shots at a sheriff's deputy last week. she missed, and the deputy did not fire back. it was the third time she was arrested at the same pipeline protest. >>> and a developing story, the case of a woman's body found over the weekend, investigated as a homicide. cbs 4 news is live near 47th and kingston in denver, and we've learned more about how she died? >> reporter: yeah, jim, the coroner released information today that the young woman found in this highly industrial area, you can see a number of warehouses on this street, was strangled to death. the body was discovered saturday afternoon about 5:30 kingston. investigators had a number of streets blocked off for several hours over the weekend. police have very little information right now about exactly what may have happened, but the coroner was able to again identify the victim as 23- year-old arsella miranda from denver, and they were able to determine she died from strangulation. if you have information you might be able to help the police in this case, you're live in

before on the topic of naming the chinatown subway station like 0 answer the questions about having fawn gone so you can better understand the people that are commenting on this i met the fallen gone prisoners and saw the experiences and touched by the way they touched people in a vicious prohibition i started the practice no money involved it is completely free i commissioner wu that was a very good practices he can tell under h from the kind of compassionate people of all races in all countries practice this i benefit at one point my myself separated 5 years ago she have her cancerous thyroid removed they read john the block that we read turning the law wheel and starting practicing the dr was shocked she didn't need treatment thanks to fallen and gone definitely changed our lives for the better we hope you get a chance to learn about fallen gone mediation. >> next speaker, please. >> and good afternoon madam president and congratulations on our win my name is felicia with seiu 1021 i'd like to applaud the board of supervisors on up to date this and applaud supervisor cowen for indicat

red fawn fallis is charged with attempted murder. her father says if you read the arrest affidavit, it is clear she was targeted by police. >> at that same time that she was arrested, she was helping people who had been -- had them clean the pep are spray out of their eyes. -- the pepper spray out of their eyes. >> the arrest was the largest mass arrest in about 14 years. almost all of them say their applications for public defenses have been rejected. >>> a marijuana grow facility in boulder will have to pay more than $14,000 in fines. that is because the city's enforcement the marijuana regulations say dandelion is violating odor regulations. latest incident is the second time in a month. >>> colorado doctors are at the forefront in the battle against a rare polio-like illness that is causing concern nationwide. it is called acute flaccid myelitis. 3-year-old kiko is being treated for afm at colorado children's hospital. his mother told us he started then within days, he couldn't walk. they brought him from his home in new mexico t

. >> reporter: made fawn disabled person and insulted minorities. >> they are bringing drugs, bringing crime, and they are rapists and some i assume >> reporter: but trump backers thought hillary clinton's e- mails and issues of trust outweighed that and we journalist demanded details how trump would build the wall. or get rid of isis. his believers didn't. we convined ourselves:convinced ourselves clinton -- convinced ourselves clinton had a more organized machine and kept believe all those polls and numbers crunchers that claimed clinton was a lock to get 270 electoral votes. so now, we must try to find a hope president trump can deliver on promises ohio could use help from the promised job creation plan. so we all learned an eye opening lesson. it's a new political world and a new media world too. voters actually just made up their own minds and i mean virtually every single up. >> almost a complete monopoly of endorsements for hillary clinton. and candidates are going to be studying trump's campaign and to see what they can it and the media is going to have to study it too to see w

we spoke with fawn douglas less than 24 hours after she returned home from the front line of those protest es. . this is is a long fight to stop the construction of a pipeline. they fear it could compromise access to clean drinking water. nearly 400 protesters clashed with police in freezing temperatures. police and firefighters firing water cannons, beanbags and tear about it and hold back tears, it's like there's still a lot of that positivity. there's still people that care. there's still love. >> with pipeline construction halted for now, protesters hope for a lifeline from outgoing president obama. >>> caught on camera, two real-life grincheses on the prowl and a family wondering who would steal their christmas display from their front yard? kelsey thomas has the home you taking your head. the family's yard is now empty. get this -- the thieves were actually captured on a hidden camera that's inside this nifty doorbell. ? >> they are real-life grinches. >> reporter: a story book tale comes to life. southern highlands on a tuesday afternoon. ashley leech says these two stole her christ

investigators say 37-year-old red fawn follis fired three shots at a sheriff's deputy last week. she missed, and the deputy did not fire back. it was the third time she was arrested at the same pipeline protest. >>> and a developing story, the case of a woman's body found over the weekend, now being investigated as a homicide. and kingston in denver, and we've learned more about how she died? >> reporter: yeah, jim, the coroner released information today that the young woman found in this highly industrial area, you can see a number of warehouses on this street, was strangled to death. the body was discovered saturday afternoon about 5:30 in this year near 47th and kingston. investigators had a number of streets blocked off for several hours over the police have very little information right now about exactly what may have happened, but the coroner was able to again identify the victim as 23- year-old arsella miranda from denver, and they were able to determine she died from strangulation. if you have information you might be able to help the police in this case, you're asked to

the denver woman's name is red fawn fallace and she fired three shorts at a sheriff's deputy during the protest they say. the deputy was not hit. the pipeline will run very close to an indian reservation. protesters say the tribe's cultural sites might be damaged. her denver will help support her until she is released. >> the people who will be put on trial are the people who are the violators of the earth and the water in her homeland. the people on trial will be the human rights violators who are engaging those violations. >> she is one of 120 protesters arrested march 22. they say the pipeline was dakota at the expense of the land and water on that reservation. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a pregnant woman in labor took her civic duty very seriously before going to the hospital. she and her husband went to the boulder county clerk's office to make sure she got her vote in. cbs4's tom mustin joins us live in boulder now after talking to that new mom and she was very dedicated tom. >> reporter: she was karen. now, the couple says this is the most important election of their live sos they w

what they fawn, frank, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan, greg, yes, very popular mall in the macy's, which is near the center of all of. >> this take a

now the 4-month-old fawn has the run of the house. >> stock futures are in lower in the u.s. as investors are keeping a close eye on donald trump's future with cuba in the wake of fidel castro's death. landon joins us with the latest. >> good monday morning. the future of u doubt following the death of fidel castro. advisers to president-elect donald trump say he may reverse executive orders by president obama to normalize relations unless concessions are made. it has granted to airlines and hotels to do business in cuba, and trump has explored doing business in cuba in the past. >>> a record number of car cars are worth less than what they owe on their loans. and they say 32% of all trade-in vehicles are in this category this year. that's affecting the market, as automakers boost incentives and subprime lenders are tracking late payments closely. >> there's a new golden ticket to be found, not in a chaklet bar but in a can of beer. anheuser-busch is selling golden beers that fan super bowl tickets for the next five decades. probably worth a little more than a visit to the wi

i hear that you never come ashore, and it is such-- stop fawning. where can i find major nelson? to take you to-- i'll find him myself. phew. master, it is such a beautiful day. why do we not go boating? well, for one reason, i don't have a boat-- major nelson? yeah. [chuckles] forgive me for intruding. my name is vanderhaven. oh, yes, sir. how do you do? i-- i heard that you were in honolulu, and i came to tell you what a great honor it is to have you with us. well, thank you. uh, this is miss jeannie. how do you do? mister, uh--? vanderhaven. very glad to see you. how do you do? well-- would you join us? well, i'll only be a minute. you know... being in town makes me very, very nervous. oh, where do you live? on my yacht. [gasps] you have a yacht? yes. and i was hoping you'd come aboard and have lunch with me today. of course you're invited, too. [gasping] oh! well, that's very kind of you, but i do have a mission-- it's the least i can do one o'clock would be fine. are you enjoying yourself on the island, uh, major? oh, yes, yes. the islands are beautiful. i'd like to have a l

it is the largest single fawn grant in it history. >> much more to cover on cbs-3, "eyewitness news", surprising admission for the man charged with shooting a san antonio police officer. why he said he did it. >> and an earthquake rattles japan, in the same area where deadly and destructive quake happened five years ago. the latest when "eyewitness news" continues. what do we want our kids how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, music, technology, and so much more. that's why we're working with parents and communities to reduce the emphasis on high stakes testing. because when you limit the tests, they can test the limits... of their potential. >> while being left, he offered apology to the officer's families, mccain said he was angry about child custody battle. >> what were you upset about? >> i couldn't see my son. >> police say mccain shot detective marconi as he sat in his vehicle after making a traffic stop. >>

earlier had fawn no criminal charges over clinton over e miles while secretary of state. >> hillary clinton is guilty, he knows it, the fbi knows it, so the people, the people know it. and now it is up to the american people to deliver justice at the ballots. >> the clinton made two unannounced stops in philadelphia, one was at the cedar park cafe, the other was at the mt. airy church. god and christ where she said the election is about more than the individual candidates. >> our names may be on the ballot, but make no mistake, everything you care about, everything i care about, and i have worked for is at steak. >> now, tonight clinton holds one final rally again this one will be on independence mall, the clinton's family, president and mrs. obama, bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi will be joining her. and after you head home from the polls tomorrow night remember to tune to -- turn to "eyewitness news", for result of the presidential race, we'll have you covered for the u.s. senate race in pennsylvanian all of the local races in our tri-state area. >> voters have some big decisions to ma

. >> and apple says it will replace batteries in some its 6s eye phone moneyed, because the fawns unexpectedlytdown. apple says the defect only affect small number every phones maybe between september and october 2015. this comes though after samsung massive smart phone recall because of the exploding batteries. apple wants to reassure customers of the iphone batteries do not pose a safety risk, jim, rahel. >> thank you so much, jim, check in with you tomorrow. >> trump administration continues to take shape over the weekends, the president-elect met with several high profile candidates in bed minister, new jersey there is week donald trump is expected to meet with more potential appointees from trump tower and manhattan. hena daniels reports. >> president-elect donald trump caps another day of high profile meetings in new jersey. cabinet appointments to come. >> we've made a couple of deals, but we'll let you know soon. >> among republican job seekers who visit mr. truck sunday, former transition chair, and new jersey governor, chris christie. >> very talented men. great guys. >> and former n

. >>> fawning over oaty here in the studio. i have no doubt he'll find a great home. >>> guess who's coming to dinner. meet the unwelcomed guest found in one neighborhood how you can vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. her counselor called sheriff joe arpaio's office. but arpaio failed to protect her. for three more years, sabrina's uncle continued to rape her - and arpaio did nothing. rapes, assaults, even child molestation, remain uninvestigated, while arpaio focuses arpaio talks tough, but doesn't keep us safe. >>> so remember these long voting lines from march? so according to the report significantly 1900 electric poll books are needed to achieve the county's goal. that goal having 1% less of voters waiting. the county is more than 200 poll books shy of that figure. the report also recommends extending early votings. >> reporter: reporting here from marry cope ma county of election headquarters. they are counting those early ballots. send them in the mail by today. and they get count

red fawn fallis is charged with attempted murder after allegedly shooting several time at police officers. her father says if you read the arrest affidavit, ittis clear she was targeted by police. people who had been -- had pepper spray if their face, taking them back and helping them clean the pepper spray out of their eyes. >> fallis' family says her arrest along with 142 others is the largest mass arrest in 14 years and almost all of them say their applications for public defenses have been rejected. meantime, the protests are in north dakota are overswimming the court system. % protesters are being assisted by out of state attorneys. more than 50 of arraigned yesterday. they are facing trespassing and riot charges. >>> this man, rocky allen, will spend 6 1/2 years in a federal prison. he is the surgical tech who got caught stealing drugs here locally that may have exposed hundreds of coloradoians to hepatitis. we tried to speak with him as he walked out of the courtroom but he had nothing to sivment. >>> a main grow fa tilt in boulder has to pay more than $14,000 in fieps. that becaus

. >> the family says they found this four month old deer fawn in a forest. they say she was injured and dehydrated and nature reserves and zoos refused to take her in huh-uh what. authorities made an exception in this case and the children are moving it. >> yeah. mila must be very good natured, she is a baby, still. wait until she gets a little bigger, though, it's going to be hard to keep her indoors. >> there's something not right about that. >>> chuck bell, tell us about our forecast. >> oh, dear. i just don't know where to go you know, it wasn't supposed to be a good pun it was just supposed to transition from that to this. already on a monday morning going to start thinking about the weekend and i'm optimistic for the first half of it. i think saturday will be the better of the two days this coming weekend. if you have stuff to do outside try to get it done or your saturday. sundays looks like clouds will be on the increase and there will be a chance for rain second half of the day on sunday. for today nothing to worry near 30 degrees all the way betwee

the fire department arrived on the scene within three minute, and fawn the 80 year old on the living room floor. the cause of the fire under investigation. >> man and woman from philadelphia are suspect in a double homicide out in california. issued for robert randolph and maria labron. police say the pair shot three people during a drug deal in california last month. investigators think randolph and labron may be in the philadelphia area or south jersey. >> turning protest into action, eagles player malcolm jenkins spend his day off in washington dc to talk about changing race relations, and the criminal justice system in america. >> emotional tony romo speaking out for the first time since his injury, pretty much being demoted. what he had to say about rookie prescott taking his job while he recovered from being hurt. >> i want to be your quarterback. >>> malcolm jenkins is making headlines again this morning. >> not about his bo ties, this morning, it is for something he's doing off the feel for sure. yesterday the eagles safety, along with four other players, across the league, m

now it's important to remember that jeff zeleny, he's the same so-called journalist, remember he fawned over president obama back in 2009. remember this question back when he was working at the "the new york times"? take a look. >> during his first 100 days, what has surprised you the most about this office, enchanted you the most about serving in this office, humbled you the most and troubled you the most. >> let me write this down. what was the first one? >> surprised, troubled. >> troubled. >> enchanted and humbled. >> enchanted. and what was the last one? >> humbled. thank you sir. >> enchanted, really? now he had the chance to ask the president a real question and that's the one he picked? now zeleny, he's not alone over there at cnn. there's a lot of trump bashing going on 24/7. let's take a look. >> this speak to incompetence. they can't keep the president-elect from making a fool of himself on twitter by saying that millions of people voted illegally. he looks foolish saying something like that. >> it's an unprecedented move, donald trump using his platform to question the integ

the fire department arrived on the scene within three minutes, and fawn the 80 year old on the living room floor. the cause of this fire still under investigation. >>> happening today. president obama will lands in germany, the next stop of his final foreign trip. much of this trip aims to ray assure andrea chancellor and other european leaders of the transition in the white house. while in germany, president obama plans to talk about the future of european union and the crisis. >> seems to be some problem with trump's transition team, kind of bureaucratic snafu. new team count talk to the old team because they change who had was leading the transition team, but mike pence signed key document last night so the formal transition pros that had been stalled when they replaced new jersey governor chris christie with pence as the transition chair. how about this one? checkmate. one of donald trump's ex-wives wants to add new job tight toll her resume, ambassador to the czech republic, of course she speaks check, ivanna trump suggested in a interview her former husband should appoint her as

. >> everyone else is fawning over her and the cat is right there. >> cats really don't care in they don't car nature. >> bob kept it up. >>> kit kat is giving one kansas state university student much more than a break. it started when hunter found a note on his car from a passer-by who couldn't resist opening the unlocked door to snag a lone kit kat bar. he shared the note on social media. the hershey company saw it and responded by filling his car with 6500 kit kats. one for every student at the school. hopefully this will satisfy any if everybody wants one -- >> are you positive he's going to share them with all -- >> he wanted 6500. >> i'm sure he skimmed a little off the top for his own little. >> i don't think there was a lot of fine print in the gift. let him do with them what he will. >>> a utah family is taking the father/daughter wedding dance to new heights. take a look. ? good time ? ? >> whoa, whoa. >> go. >> it's the mash-up to end all mash-ups. i mean they do just about every move in the book. >> michaela is a trained dancer but dad is not and i think we can all agree

why does russian media fawn over donald trump.sian tv will answer that question, next. this november is about more than just picking candidates its about voting for the future of our state. who are you voting for? i am voting for my kids so they keep getting the health and education opportunities they need. i am voting for my daughter to better understand the true cost of smoking cigarettes. i am voting so law enforcement can focus on serious violent crime. who are you voting for? to learn more and to join us please visit womenvoterproject.com >>> in our world lead today, from russia with love. love for donald trump, that is. as we've reported earlier, during the final stretch of the presidential election, u.s. officials say they are worried about potential threats from the russian government, sowing the seeds of doubt rhetorically lieutenant legitimacy of an american election. this is an election where it seems clear that the kremlin has in many ways picked a side, either through the activities of russian hackers or rhetoric from

all those people who have sort of fawned over castro as an iconic figure actually have one grain of truthwhat they're saying. his death is an enormous political event all over latin america, particularly in cuba obviously. i think raul castro could be the egon krentz of cuba. it's like a pin puncturing a balloon, this regime has zero legitimacy, has no democratic legitimacy, is not increasing the standard of living for the people. the last shred that it had was the icon of the cuban revolution, that's gone. so i think the policy of the united states government, which i don't expect for two months to happen at least, is to do absolutely nothing that strengthens that regime and power. no economic benefits, whatever. and all american businesses contemplating engaging in trade or investment in cuba, i would advise you to wait for two months and look at this very carefully. >> who should president obama send to fidel castro's funeral? could you not make the case that the president himself should go, a former head of state, state funeral? he did a deal with the man just a couple of months ago.

. >> want to see kangaroo bird or a seminormal green little fawn? >> they head to orlando this weekend last chance to see what may well be one the strangest art exhibits in the country. and art is taxidermy with fix all dr. seuss the famous arthur created this kraeshs in 1930s. here's kind of creepy part. after animals at the zoo passed away his father would send dr. seuss part of the remains. like the horns, or the beaks. stay with me here. he would use them as inspiration. and like they were real. traveling display is at the pop it gives you whole new way of looking a red fish blue fish. i want to see them on a wall. i think i lived an interesting >> yeah if you do any homework on him. >> but yeah. >> yeah. didn't particularly like kids. yet he wrote these stories that were fantastic. for kids. yeah. for kids and early career he was very, he was very anti gnats and did a lot of anti gnats propaganda. he was fascinating. he really was. >> ideally brilliant. >> 8:16. >> we went off there. just do weather. no i'm learning something. >> i'm listening