. >>> and milwaukee north and first city conference win. for the touchdown, south answers back, michael carter, rushes past, and keeps ongoing. coming up in the next segment of >>> time for the second act of the frenzy. four conferences represented in top. the east central conference highlights, plymouth, and pumps and finds anthony all alone, and breaks the tackle. they go on to score with the drive. st. francis runs the half back pass. 36 yard touchdown, the final, shore greyhounds, right before the break, brown plunges in for the touchdown. green field at eisenhower, it's just not fair. he stomped up the middle, and bounces it outside, he we notice 89 yards, and comes back too win 31 to -- and a bad snap, ball marquette 02, and brook field leads 17. and the raccoons score the first 14 in the game. never had an answer for brian, 292 yards, they win, 48 to 28. and washington and milwaukee madison. porter, up the pass, and picked by cox. that sets up green and gets two point conversion. in the final segment, aaron >>> welcome back, against

the first city funded space of its kind. they worked for years to set aside 2,000 square feet in the old community center. there is a multipurpose room, kitchen and office space. 41 years after the first vietnamese refugees settled in san jose. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: state senator came up from southern california. >> i have to say from orange county we envy and are jealous. >> reporter: push is to raise enough money to build a permanent votemize center. -- vietnamese center. there is talk the next will cost $15 million. >> we can make this happen. we recognize it won't happen with public dollars. >> reporter: on this historic day he said it best. >> we have a home before we have a life. that is what we believe. must have a home first. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >>> people braved the frain the music festival. the -- rain for the music festival. some fans stormed social media to demand refund on their tickets. one person tweeted show times were delayed. not prepared for rain. closed most areas down and performers fla

first city was san francisco, the second city was new york. s punishingly difficult, but he wanted to prove he could do it. one of the first 10 cities is paris, paris where they hate anyone with a disruptive product that might upset the unions. he was two years behind in china and he went into a country where at the government level, they did not want us to be there. offices were raided in hong kong, cars were being seized. it is fascinating he was able to pull off a 20% deal in what will be the monopolist there. it is a good deal considering how far we are behind in a regime that has not let google or facebook operate there. it is difficult to disruptan incumbent business. i don't know anything about ipo plans. the road is clear because the finances look great. we get to sit back and ride a wave of success with the market leader in china. emily: what are the ipo prospects if it happens? >> unlimited at that point. they are making transportation as ubiquitous as water. ec ube -- you see uber poll represents 70% of traffic in the city now. there

people like marc, who share our determination to get to a day when san francisco becomes the very first city to end hiv transmission. [ applause ] >> thank you. and now it's my great honor to introduce my new friend deb duggan, ceo of red. [ applause ] . >> thank you. oh, my gosh, hi everybody. this is a tad overwhelming for me, as you can see. welcome, welcome to dreamforce and i'm truly honored and humbled to be with this esteemed crowd. when you think of san francisco in the '80s, it's so fitting we're here now because it was the courageous city that said, you know, this is all impossible that all of these people are dying, and great leaders like you, nancy, held it up like this, when nobody wants to see it. and said this cannot be. and so this proud city rallied, and here we are 30 years later, would you have ever thought and i just have to say it nancy, that you would be here at this beautiful tech conference 170,000 people hearing about red, where we are in the fight against aids? and what you can go to help? it's just astonishing and so i thank you marc for putting on this sun spotlig

first jobs. tonight, the city agreed t job" recruiting and hiring compact. the program is an initiative from the obama administration. it encourages cities to connect out of school and out of work youths to their first jobs. right now, the u-s department of education says about 13 percent of 18 and 19 year olds are neither enrolled in school nor working. that number jumps to 17 percent for people who are 20 to 24 years old. kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedeman what will dubuque be doing to help young people find jobs? the city has several programs in place. they tell us signing on with this new national program is another way of helping young people here in dubuque to land that ever important first job. you could call it a vicious cycle. or maybe a catch 22. "you don't have any experience on your resume and yet employers are looking for that experience if you can't get in the door. " either way, it leaves thousands of young adults without a job, year after year. the obama administration says those unemployed people aren't contributing to the tax base and are often

city. one major hurdle must be cleared first. >>> rush to the e.r., but at what cost? 7 on your side's michael finney has that story. and what went wrong with san francisco giants already talking change as a long off-season begins. >>> later. >>> later. up in the air, life and death. 600 dollars. of abuse. prop 61. >>> later. up in the air, >>> san francisco could become one of the first cities in california to use speed enforcement cameras to crackdown on speeding. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live at city hall with the important endorsement this idea is getting. vic? >> reporter: speed cameras are banned in california. like red light cameras, they are controversial. last night that important endorsement you mentioned came during a meeting here at city hall. this is what we're talking about. automated speed enforcement. more commonly known as speed cameras. >> they reduce speeds. over time, the number of citations that are issued come down, which is just they're changing behavior. >> ed ris kin has been working with legislators to craft a bill that would legalize

the first city funded space of its kind. council members tam nguyen and nam nguyen worked to -- there is a multipurpose room, a kitchen, and some office space. all this comes 41 years after the first vietnamese refugees settled in san jose. >> and this victory center i can say is a symbol of a partnership between our community and its government to make the san jose the greatest city of the multicultural and diversity. >> state senator came from southern california where there's also a large vietnamese population. >> we envy and we are extremely jealous. >> the push now is to raise enough money to build a permanent vietnamese center that rivals the iconic japanese friendship garden or the $31 million mexican heritage plaza. there's talk the next community center will cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $15 million. >> we can make this happen, but we also recognize it's not going to happen with public dollars. we're going to have to reach out in the community. >> on this historic council member tan nguyen said it best. >> i

he told residents and officials that fayetteville was one of the first cities to prepare for matthew .. and for that reason he's depending on the city to lead the way in recovery efforts. in 'sampson county' -- people are 'opening' -- their 'hearts' and 'wallets' -- to help "hurricane matthew" flood victims. county leaders say -- 'dozens' of homes across the county -- were "hit" by 'high winds' -- that 'brought down' trees... ...and the 'worst flooding' -- people say -- they've "ever seen". 'volunteers' are "thomas - miles" operates a 'community food pantry'.... and says he's handed out 'so much food' to storm victims.... his shelves are nearly 'empty'. tomorrow night -- a big "benefit concert" -- is -- a big "benefit concert" -- is happening -- at the "agri-expo center" in clinton. organizers say -- 100 percent of the proceeds -- will go to the "sampson county united way" -- "hurricane disaster relief fund". that concert kicks-off at 6:pm. still to come on eyewitness news - a local "convenience store clerk" -- 'gunned down' -- on the job. the 'one clue' -- 'find' his killer. plus...

but first, in san francisco, one of the hottest races on the november ballot is taking off. city supervisors jane kim and scott wiener are locked in a title battle for mark leno's seat in the california legislature. wiener is openly gay and representing the city's castro district. he's an advocate for public transit and won paid leave for parents in san francisco. fellow democrat jane kim is portraying herself as a fighter for tenants' rights and affordable housing and was endorsed by bernie sanders. kqed senior editor for politics and government scott shafer has more. >> joining me now are candidates scott wiener and jane kim to discuss their political philosophies and why they want to head to scracramento. what call do you think each of you would bring that's in short supply? sacramento? >> i think, one, we really need a progressive voice in sacramento. we're increasingly seeing business friendly democrats come up to sacramento. and a representative from san francisco is going to have a lot of flexibility and independence to file for reforms, to fight for more affordable housin

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here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a much cooler day than yesterday. while some spots are starting settle back into the 50-55 range for much of the day. while moisture is limited, there will still be a chance of light rain as well, though all areas will stay well below a quarter of an inch. tonight, plan on temperatures to go into the 30s, however, the wind will not calm down entirely, which will prevent a hard freeze. patchy frost is likely, with widespread frost possible over northern sections of the state. temperatures will be in the upper 50s thursday afternoon, with a big rebound in temperature likely for the weekend.today: light rain possible, mainly through early afternoon. slowly falling temperatures. wind: nw 10-20. high: 55 tonight: mostly clear. patchy frost possible late. wind: nw 5-10. low: 35 tomorrow: early patchy frost. sunny. nd: sw 5-10. high: 58 tom. night: clear. wind: se 5-10. low: 41 ck ty, chris. volunteers packed about 250,

here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t britley patchy frost will be present across eastern iowa due to the clear skies overnight and the cool temperatures. as the sun comes up that frost will disappear as temperatures warm into the middle to upper 50s once again. a few clouds will be with us throughout the day, but it won't be too terribly bad. we'll call it party sunny. winds will continue out of the north throughout the day, but begin to shift as the evening progresses. winds will soon push out of the south allowing for our temperatures to warm into the 60s for saturday and especially for sunday. today: mostly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 55 alo: 55 dbq: 54 io 5-10. low: 39 alo: 38 dbq: 39 iow: 39 36 to 42 thanks britley. the iowa department of transportation is trying to take the idea of carpooling -- to ease the traffic on i-380 -- and make that from an idea to program. each day 49,000 vehicles travel on i-380 between i-80 and the eastern iowa airport. the d-o-t says this stretch near the swisher exit ha

here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a really nice thursday! highs will be into the 70s for all areas with a nice mix of sunshine and clouds. our slow moving front is making progress eastward today and should bring a rain chance to the area late tonight into tomorrow morning. once we get past about 9am wednesday, the rain chance should be out of here as high pressure builds back in for the rest of the day. by tomorrow night and especially in response to hurricane matthew lifting north out of the caribbean. this should allow for plentiful moisture to run up and down this front, and rain totals over 1" look likely on thursday alone. due to recent dry weather, flooding should not be a problem. get the jackets out for friday and saturday as temperatures dip primarily into the 50s!today: partly cloudy and mild. wind: se 10-20 high: 76 tonight: chance of rain late. wind: se 10-15 low: 61 tomorrow: showers possible early, then clearing. wind: sw 5-15. high

first the city club said they would, they invited what do we think? >> it's a political i decision no not help an opponent who is behind. for those who like to complain, they're playing politics why not come out and educate the public about the issues and shame on them. >> the least they could do. redistricting is what's needed to get rid of the districts. will speed it up and do something? >> i think it's worth a shot. >> there could be something on the ballot in next november if something happens hope to see you next week on >>> hello, welcome to 7 minutes the orchestra with the music director. thank you for joining us. , we're going to begin our conversation. let's look at the maestro at work. ? [ music ] ?? ? [ music ] ?? >>> thank you from having us today. you've been here since 2002 and you signed a deal that will keep you hear at least th you could go anywhere i'm sure, why cleveland? >> it's really unique. for the best orchestra in america which it is, to be situated in a relatively small city is really unique setting. and the spirit of the or

people like marc, who share our determination to get to a day when san francisco becomes the very first city to end hiv transmission. [ applause ] >> thank you. and now it's my great honor to introduce my new friend deb duggan, ceo of red. [ applause ] . >> thank you. oh, my gosh, hi everybody. this is a tad overwhelming for me, as you can see. welcome, welcome to dreamforce and i'm truly honored and humbled to be with this esteemed crowd. when you think of san francisco in the '80s, it's so fitting we're here now because it was the courageous city that said, you know, this is all impossible that all of these people are dying, and great leaders like you, nancy, held it up like this, when nobody wants to see it. and said this cannot be. and so this proud city rallied, and here we are 30 years later, would you have ever thought and i just have to say it nancy, that you would be here at this beautiful tech conference 170,000 people hearing about red, where we are in the fight against aids? and what you can go to help? it's just astonishing and so i thank you marc for putting on this sun spotlig

here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a really nice thursday! highs will be into the 70s for all areas with a nice mix of sunshine and clouds. our slow moving front is making progress eastward today and should bring a rain chance to the area late tonight into tomorrow morning. once we get past about 9am wednesday, the rain chance should be out of here as high pressure builds back in for the rest of the day. by tomorrow night and especially

the milwaukee metropolitan sewerage district have come up with a plan to remove the structure first the city has to rezone the dam-- then it will be sold to m-m-s-d for a dollar-- and then they could tear it down. the trio behind the plan argues this is the most cost-effective and environmentally friendly option. opponents say the dam kep board chairman theo lipscomb is not happy. he says: ..."on its face, this is undemocratic: it substitutes an unelected body and political appointees in place of citizens elected representatives." we're expecting to hear more from both sides later today. you decide coverage now... the vice presidential debate will kick off tonight at 8 here on fox... and after that... wisconsin will see a flurry of campaign activity. saturday -- but details of where and when have not been announced. meanwhile -- donald trump junior will be at the embassy suites in brookfield tomorrow morning. as for the democrats -- bernie sanders will campaign for hillary clinton in madison and green bay tomorrow. then next monday -- clinton's daughter chelsea will make another stop in our

continue to post their rentals air bnb fought back, slapping the city with 18 page lawsuit that accused san francisco of violating the company's firstsignificant burden to verify whether all of its users are registered with the city. the newç penalties were suppos to take effect in july, but san francisco put that on hold after the lawsuit was filed. >> this is the first time we have ever taken a stepç like this. >> david owen heads policy strategy for air bnb and says the registration process is too complicated. but when users fail% to register san francisco launched companies including air bnb to get stuck with financial penalties. owen disagrees. >> why dosyou believe that's unreasonable. it's not that simple. it's a new activity. new economy, and the city can and should be able7 develop a simpler, much more innovative process to enable folks to rent out their home for a few nights out of the year without going throughç a process that takes six, eight weeks. >> the city says registering only takes about half as long. >> if people get to ignore city laws that they simbly don't like, isn't that a recipe for disaster. >> i thin

the city says it has already had several programs in place that helps connect "first job" program connects them with best practices where they live. "the opportunity to learn from other cities and what other cities are doing. what they are finding successful. " the first job program does mandate any employers hire an inexperienced worker. time to raise your glass. beverages from all over the world are all are on their way to the czech and slovak museum & library this weekend. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us there now, as they prepare for the 13th annual brewnost. so brea chris, it's basically a big beer tasting. but it's not only beer its cider, wine, spirits and more. standing with me now is.. whose her to give us the details. what can people expect if they come out? this is also a fundraiser? now this is a popular event here in eastern iowa. why do you feel people like it so much? i know the museum had to close for the floods, will that change anything with the line up for this year? friday the 7th at 6:30. for information on tickets and more visit kcrg dot com. support the ncsml while

. >>> san francisco was the first city to pass a ban nine years ago. now, almost 150 california cities and counties have some type of ban, including sacramento. a ban went into affect in july, already having an impact. >> before the bag ban we're going through approximately 1700 bags per day. and that has been reduced to around 375 per day. >> prop 67 would make the ban statewide and apply to most grocery stores, convenience stores, large pharmacies and liquor stores. the type of plastic bags used for fruits and vegetables would be allowed but not the thin, carry out type. stores could sell the recycled paper bags and reusable bags but they have to charge 10 cents to encourage people to bring their own bags. the plastic bag industry says their product is being unfairly targeted. >> 90% of the products are made from recycled plastic bags and this is looking for the jobs and for consumers. >> the industry claims it will mean big money for grocery stores. they're sponsoring proposition 65, requiring those fees be used for the environment. >> independent a

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city bragging rights. rufus king on the gridiron to >> reporter: a milwaukee public school tradition kicked off tonight. >> the first ever city championships kicked off tonight. rufus king taking on the high stadium. the stadium is only three years old. this is a great way to celebrate. >> you can see custer stadium packed for the big game. >> we have a milwaukee connection to the hit show the black list. the talented singer and actor has been on broadway and tv shows and he told me about a part he >> it was a lot of fun. my personal passion has always been live theater. we are all in the same room experiencing the same things at the same time. but television is a different medium. you get to do it over and over until it's correct. >> reporter: he says the foundation he got right here in milwaukee helped launch his career. you will be able to see him >> reporter: cars and businesses set on fire. this was the scene in milwaukee's sherman park neighborhood two months ago tonight. >> reporter: the police body cam video from that night in june that set the tone for a tension-filled summer. >> it was a game o mouse from

if city hall was doing its job, it wouldn't have to do that. now what i would do is firstg in revenue to the city. i have a track record of bringing hundreds of millions to the city and i have a track record of doing that and streamlining. what i would do is i would ask the experts - first off i was embarrassed reading the paper that the school year was starting out without enough teachers. to me that is an emergency. these things are unacceptable. what i would do is basically talk to the experts who know what needs to be done; i do find the funding. i would work with the schools and i would try to do what i could to make sure we have teachers here, affordable housing. we would get the money for the housing. i have no problem with that. thank you. >> so the question was specifically about early education. several years ago we passed a point in state of california where the cost of early childhood education is now more expensive than in-state four-year tuition at a university. a lot of the same mechanisms that we have and the anxieties that folks of my parent's generation,

. >>> san francisco was the first city to pass a ban nine years ago. now, almost 150 california cities and counties have some type of ban, including sacramento. a ban went into affect in july, already having an impact. >> before the bag ban we're going through approximately 1700 bags per day. and that has been reduced to around 375 per day. >> prop 67 would make the ban statewide and apply to most grocery stores, convenience stores, large pharmacies and liquor stores. the type of plastic bags used for fruits and vegetables would be allowed but not the thin, carry out type. stores could sell the recycled paper bags and reusable bags but they have to charge 10 cents to encourage people to bring their own bags. the plastic bag industry says their product is being unfairly targeted. >> 90% of the products are made from recycled plastic bags and this is looking for the jobs and for consumers. >> the industry claims it will mean big money for grocery stores. they're sponsoring proposition 65, requiring those fees be used for the environment. >> independent a

city. his name is now. the government says he was an explosives disposal specialist. this is the first american death in that operation which started last monday. >>> firefighters in customer county are making good progress in fighting the fire near west cliff. enough progress it is safe for some evacuees to be back home. thursday night firefighters had this 33% contained. there are still neighborhoods off limits. people out of their homes on monday. wind knocked a building into a power pole that sparked 28 square miles of fire. >>> a popular rhino bar has to follow new security rules now that it is back opened. people lined up 7:00 thursday night for the reopening of the cold crush at 27th and laramer. the city forced it to close and suspended the bar's liquor license last week after a man was shot and killed there earlier this month. police say it time there have been problems at the bar. the owner met with city leaders and came up with a security plan to deal with the violence. >> i think what we got out of this is we are supported in this community. that's probably the best feeling

. >> those who spoke with us wanted to thank first responde. >>> city leaders are urging here's why, you'relooking at stonycreek overflo f rain. as for the tar river it's not expected to begin receding until tomorrow morning. >>> people along the coast spent the day eaning up. we spent the week on oak island and found out while the rain was bad e >> some light blue skies for two days. alday satuay the area as plummeted by downpours and heavwinds. >> the wind got really d baand the water started to rise.>> today people wandered up to see the damage.>> a lot of say -- lot of sand. >> we put dinner on the e during the storm. -- reached during the storm -- raged during the storm. >> it was fun going out there looking at the ocean. now it's gone. >> we are left with piles of sand this one impassable but as the day scraping the sand off the street the biggest impact was from the powerful sto surge. >> as matthew ssedpaver the island the beach disappeared. >> we went down to the beach to check out the area that you had reported on yesterday. we went down see what could we do. we are going t

here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, starting off in the upper 30s to lower 40s and should be able to climb easily into the 60s today. there will be some clouds that roll in, primarily after the lunch hour. these clouds should only have a small impact on temperatures. tonight, plan on mostly cloudy conditions for football with overnight lows only dropping to the 50s. the wind really kicks weekend will be into the 70s, and there remains a small storm chance centered primarily on saturday night. sunday and monday will be remarkably warm for mid-october. have a great weekend! today: mostly sunny in the morning with clouds increasing from this west later today. wind: s 5-15. high: 66 tonight: mostly cloudy. wind: s 5-15. low: 57 tomorrow: windy with more clouds than sunshine. a few storms are possible late. wind: s 15-25. high: 74 tom. night: showers and a few thunderstorm s possible. wind: s 10-20. low: anks k. tree and caught on fire. officials say it happened in th

city down to 44. norwood had a low of 26. jaff pockets of frost which just about on schedule for when we normally see the first frost show up. not in the city but after halloween that is usually when you can expect it in boston. but it has been our chilliest morning thursday far since the middle of may. 58 in town right now. worcester at 61. fitchburg 56. the cape and the islands upper 50s to around 60 degrees, what a gorgeous fall day. lots of sunshine. approaching williamsport. no rain drops but the clouds will overspread new england and prevent another cold morning tomorrow morning, this is from our twitter friend nancy. she is in the city. she took that picture, a gorgeous picture of the foliage popping. i'll be honest with you i was in and around southern new england and i thought the drought would do a number on the foliage but it hasn't done that much. perhaps for some of the trees that are leaves rather quick, you could, you know, angle that to the drought before yes' seen a lot of pictures from the folks up in northern new england saying this is one of the best years they've seen in years in spite of the fact that it

community members that were ann apprehensive into a place to support this and thank you to the city for the firstroposed city-state site and accepting the neighborhoods recommendation for the second site and the captain is incredible and his team in the bayview not only being a part of discussion but working with us and we break down the encampment and want to recognize our tireless staff to help move forward the conversation and my staff i don't i don't chang and a host of folks from the department of homelessness emily has been incredible with that said, thank you i don't i don't and emily and sam and everyone that is involved at this time i don't know if there's any discussion skim supervisor campos >> thank you, madam chair i wanted to sit in on this item because we have been working on this for quite a while and i'm grateful to any colleagues for supporting our ordinance creating requiring the staesht of more naikts h o navigation centers and watching in closely and grateful to mr. dodge and his staff the navigation center is a right to open a navigation center that you insure it is successf

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community members that were ann apprehensive into a place to support this and thank you to the city for the firstroposed city-state site and accepting the neighborhoods recommendation for the second site and the captain is incredible and his team in the bayview not only being a part of discussion but working with us and we break down the encampment and want to recognize our tireless staff to help move forward the conversation and my staff i don't i don't chang and a host of folks from the department of homelessness emily has been incredible with that said, thank you i don't i don't and emily and sam and everyone that is involved at this time i don't know if there's any discussion skim supervisor campos >> thank you, madam chair i wanted to sit in on this item because we have been working on this for quite a while and i'm grateful to any colleagues for supporting our ordinance creating requiring the staesht of more naikts h o navigation centers and watching in closely and grateful to mr. dodge and his staff the navigation center is a right to open a navigation center that you insure it is successf

city is looking to increase recycling, and reduce waste at the landfill. they're planning to make three major changes to an ordinance they're discussing at tonight's council meeting. first the city wants to ban television and computer monitors from going into the keep up to 360 tons of waste of the landfill per year. they also want to offer curbside recycling of food waste. finally the city wants to require all landlords at multi-family apartment complexes to offer recycling programs. "we are going to be able to add recycling to over 10000 households in the city of iowa city... multi-family units are finally going to get recycling, we're looking to divert over 17- hundred tons from the landfill into recycling about this change. " rockne cole says he does expect the ordinance to pass with little discussion. facebook is expanding the size of its data center in altoona to help people access their old photos a little bit quicker. the company says it will add space to one of the buildings at the facility that sits north of interstate 80. that space will be cold storage. that means it will preserve some of the billions of photos people have posted to facebook. and it will all

definitely we were not the first city to create a municipal i.d. program. new haven, san francisco, other cities had these programs. and we are talking to sort of jurisdictions all the time that are interested in starting municipal i.d. programs. in new york, you know, i think sort of to answer one of your questions, audrey, but how are people using the i.d., you know, what benefit does it have to them. we actually did a study with a third party evaluation firm that came out last month to really dive into this question of, is it working, do people like it, what are they using it for, are immigrants actually using it? definitely immigrant new yorkers were a key population that we had in mind in designing and implementing the program. they were not the only population by any means. this is a card for all new yorkers. i mean, we wanted it to be broadly appealing in scope because we did not want it to be a card that stigmatized card holders. we wanted it to really be something that signaled kind of the most precious identity of all, which is that of being a new

candidates for iowa's first congressiona l district state their case for voters. 4:30 on october 27th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a cloudy thursday. while there will probably be some breaks in late for the october sunshine to push the temperatures around. tomorrow, however, is a different story. a strong warm front is still on track to move in from the southwest tomorrow, increasing the wind substantially and allowing for widespread highs into the 70s. while records are safe at the moment, we'll continue to watch this going forward. the weekend continues to in the 60s. by halloween, our next surge of warm air moves into the region with highs at least into the mid- 70s for all areas. it'll be windy again as well!today: cloudy in the morning. gradual clearing in the afternoon. wind: w 5-10 high: 54 tonight: mostly clear. wind: se 5-10. low: 46 tomorrow: partly cloudy. breezy and milder. wind: sw 15-25 high: 74 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. low: 55 from flood mitigation to the iran nuclear deal, candidates for iowa's fir

police units are said to be among the first to introduce city itself. laura: thousands of civilians have been displaced by the it isng around mosul, and not just there. our reporter has been meeting with those fleeing to other towns and cities. here is his report. reporter: we are at a refugee camp close to another area that the islamic state group still controls. ,hile all eyes are on mosul that is not the only place in iraq that they are still in control of. it was always thought that the two forces would try and take the area before they moved on to mosul, but they simply bypassed it. this is the area from which we saw fighters mount an assault on a kook and opening up -- on kirkuk, and it led people to flee this area. we met some of those recently displaced people and what we saw in the camp is the way they are very suspicious of men coming out of these areas, suspicious they may have been islamic state group fighters, so they have separated them from their families and are keeping them behind market wire. the numbers that are being estimated of peo

feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class and working families should come first. city leaders are joining with local organizations to reduce the amount of lead milwaukee's children are exposed to. fox6's rachelle baillon with the plan to help low-income families and expectant mothers. worth of water filters will soon be landing in the hands of some of milwaukee's low income families and expectant mothers. "we continue to look at ways that we can minimize the risk of ingestion of lead from water and homes and this is a great step in that direction." city officials announced five organizations will chip in fifteen thousand dollars each to purchase the water filters. it's a joint effort from the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county; aurora health care; ascension wisconsin; childrn' and froedtert and the medical college of wisconsin. "residents with homes with lead service lines who have those children under six who have especially those bottle fed infants are going to be our top priority pregnant women breast feeding women we're going to make certain that w

san francisco between one and 10 stories that legislation passed earlier this year made us the first city in the united states to require solar rooftops it really reflect the strong interests in our country and in san francisco to move towards more solar power and it drew significant interest around the country it was a step forward in making our city a cleaner and substantial placed today's legislation is the follow-up second piece of rooftop ordinance what we're collectively calling better roofs we initially wanted to move the two pieces of that legislation together as one but the portion before us took more time in terms of outreach we did a traim also i want to thank you for your unanimous support for this legislation the legislation before us will expand the solar roof mandate for green roofs an, an alternative method of compliance at a excuse me - a ratio of two square feet of roof this calculation strike that what the legislation will do is right now to comply with the solar roof ordinance 15 percent of square feet of the rooftop has to be covered with solar legislation today will

. >> san francisco was the first city to pass a bag ban nine years ago. now almost 150 california city city app county have some type of ban including sacramento where ban went in effect in july and already having an impact. >> before the bag ban we were doing approximately 17 husz bag day and reduced to around 375 day. >> prop 67 make the plastic bag ban state wide and apply to most grocery store. convenience stores. large pharmacy and liquor stores. but the type of plastic bag commonly used for fruits add vegetables would be allowed but not the thin carry out type. stores could sell recycle paper bag and reusable bag but they have to charge at least 10 cents to encourage people to break their own bags. plastic bag industry says the product is being unfairly targeted. >> 90 percent of the bag made in the united states from domestic natural gachlts highly reused. 100 percent recyclable and industry looking out for the jobs that it supports across the country and state of california but also for consumer who shouldn't be affected by special interest deal i

. >> it's been two years since beshg ee became the first city in the country to pa$0.01 tax on sugar drinks. here at the franklin brother's market the owner says the soda tax has not hurt business. >> i would not call it a burden at all. >> it maintains markets may raise prices of all grocery items. franklin brothers says that's not the case here. >> bread, eggs, produce have the lowest mark up. >> it will decrease incidents of diabetes, but others say it unfairly targets o. >> it's more paperwork but it is not driving this store out of business. >> a recent study of the university of california, the tax has had an effect in berkley. the report says since the soda tax has gone into effect the consumption has dropped by 20 %. berkley reported a big increase in water consum. >> i'm wondering how they monitor the water consumption. 20% decline. that's amazing. >>> 85 degrees today in santa rosa. that's the warmest spot we had all week and that's the warmest day of the weaning. 82 in fairfield. my point is how can you break out what you're drinking versus what you're putting in your lawn

there is a barrier island f abot 18 miles in this direction and they were the first city to have a mandatory evacuation in place we are hearing it wasn't as bad as they thought. however, the storm surge broken record. they had a 12 and a half foot storm surge and it coincided with high tide per that was 19 feet of water. parts p of the island are far there are no fatalities per that isoar a good sign but other parts of thisg region have been hit hard. we saw pictures of north carolina and even charleston in south carolina and they are underwater. >> fortunately where you are rightat now there is no flooding and also power,no we can see the blinking red light behind you. how far away are you from the floodwaters and how extensive or widespread is it? is it just isolated in one neighborhood or more widespread? can you explain that a little more for us. >> it is fairlys. widespread.d. the nice thing about savanna is it actually sits up on a bluff. it is just fairly high ground. atrl least this part of savanna. there is old savanna at sea level and we have not been able to make our way there. wh

at the very first city council meeting after the shooting, 9-year-old ziana had an emotional plea tooday to talk about how i feel, and i feel like that we are treated differently than other people, and i don't like how we're treated. just because of our color doesn't mean anything to me. i believe that we are black people and we shouldn't have to feel like this. we shouldn't have to protest because y'all are treating us wrong. we need to have and rights. it's a shame that our fathers and mothers are killed and we can't see them anymore. it's a shame that we have to go to the graveyard and bury them. and we have fears and we shouldn't have tears. we need our fathers and mothers to be by our side. >> those powerful words came just a week after scott's wife recorded this cell phone footage. moments before her husband was shot and killed by police. scott's family say videos released by police so far don't prove he was armed, but police say a gun found at the scene has his fingerprints and dna. joining me now are precious olifant and her daughter ziana. thank you, first of all, for being

here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... a weak weather system in the plains will slide our way today into tonight. for the most part, we'll just have an increase in late today. otherwise, highs should be mild, mainly in the lower 70s. a few patches of light rain continue tonight, but those will be out by daybreak tomorrow. 70s return on tuesday. a potent cold front will push across the area wednesday morning, bringing some showers then. while we'll start off near 60, temperatures should fall during the afternoon. frost is possible wednesday night, but we'll quickly rebound to mild temperatures yet again.today: increasing clouds with the off- chance of a few sprinkles late. wind: s 10-20. high: 72 alo: 72 dbq: 71 iow: 73 tonight: slight chanceo. moderators anderson cooper and martha raddatz teamed to ask sharp questions of donald trump and hillary clinton last night during the second presidential debate. as abc's angelica spanos reports, audience members

milwaukee among the first city's to celebrate the day the last of the slaves learned they were free. so it seems an trying to make "juneteenth" a federal holiday. here's cbs 58's marshanna hester explains. atlanta ga, birmingham ala, yes.step by step-- opal lee has made her way to milwaukee... leading a small, but mighty group of supporters on the city's north side. side. i'm having a ball. i call it a working vacation." she's working to make juneteenth a national holiday. 45 states-- including wisconsin -- recognize it on a one of the oldest juneteenth celebrations in the country. june 19, 1865 is when slaves in texas learned they were free-- more than 2 years after emancipation. all kinds of people who made this happen and we need to acknowlegde it's not just a black thing. that its everybody's thing."along mlk drive-- she stopped to share her message... message...who's with her? we later... a juneteenth soda.a taste of inspiration, especially for the city's youth. youth... and just think of what they'll become tomorrow because of what ms opal is today. a 90-year-old trailblazer ma