if you have a camera and get the strip in the foreground i will have a picture you will love to blowup and put on the wall. >> switch over to temperatures remany warm. checking in at 72. windmill coming in at 66. and one more stop. real time weather from 140 cites rainbow and 95. we are seeing 60's on the west side. a comfortable evening on the east side you get the low 80s in mid november. 70 in pahrump. 67 at the lake. mosquite 72. 11 degrees, this is since 1995. we have moderate doses of dunk in the area and grass pollen is showing up. 50s the start. mid to upper 70s by lunch through mid afternoon. the wind not a factor tomorrow. that will change in a way on wednesday. as the system come in first we get the clouds. they will be high, thin clouds that's the colder air the wind will blow wednesday-thursday. not to mention the fact they will bring in cooler attaches. 44 for a low. 51 in mosquite. mild tomorrow the wind don't roll until withstand. 73 in sandy valley. 75 in boulder city. down to 53 with the super moon. tomorrow with sun we should get tomorrow's record is 62 that should s

jay reynolds, this great sunset from last night with the silhouette of downtown cleveland in the foreground. meantime webcam time lapse from chesterland. showing some high-level clouds but nothing of consequence. showing a few jet contrails. the trees have been stripped bare. compared to last week when they were fairly full but not so muc now. >> currently dover/new philly 34, visibility one quarter mile with some dens fog in england nooks and crannies. on radar, it is all dry, not expecting any precipitation. most of this map is also preset free. this minor system on tuesday, could kick off a light rain shower, but nothing to keep you from going to vote. rainy weather willoughby in the pacific northwest with these extremely active pattern. on sunday's browns versus cowboys, upper 50s with bright sunshineb and first energy 61 degrees, three more than yesterday, tonight will be chilly, overnight low 40 degree tomorrow right sunshine and mild mild, a high of 62 degrees. and on tuesday, election day, temperatures the morning when the polls open at 6:30 a.m. in mid- 40s enclose said 7:30 p.m. i

if you look closely you'll see the state flag with all the snow flying in the foreground. 33 the temperature now in downtown denver. it is a lot colder than we have 30s all around the denver, boulder and fort collins areas. most mountain locations in the 20s and 30s. look at this remarkable change, 47 degrees colder this hour than it was yesterday at this time in boulder. just a dramatic change. rain and snow, depending where you're at. in the denver area, all snow. out on the western slope here's the next batch, that will be in here for this evening and southern colorado it's rain from the springs to web hoe and trip -- pueblo and trinidad. and down that way it will stay mainly rain. there's the front, that's the first of two different parts of this storm system. the second is the actual upper level low. that's producing the snow. it will be out of here as quickly as it arrives. sunshine will be back tomorrow, sunny and dry through the the high country, i-70 corridor. snow continuing tonight. denver and front range, here's 6:00 p.m. as we get closer to the drive home later today i think the

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it's in the foreground. that's a christmas shot. chilly temperatures across northeast ohio, but the father -- fartherer south you are, the wind is howling making it feel much colder. the kids are probably going to boycott the jacket oar -- or tell you they don't want to wear it. it's a must. the actual temperatures it's a must-have for the kids headed out to the bus stop. 28 in mansfield. 32 cleveland. 30 with -- chert -- 31 in akron. carol co flakes. well back into lake that's the same story. j -- geneva the same. the little spilths of purple, they are not impressive. they are showing a little bit heavier conservation conservation -- concentration. they are moving about. they are not causes issues for -- causing -- causing issues with will he be dry for the next couple of days. but rainfall will try to move in in the near footed. the winds will shift and we warm up as well. before the shift, ament teen miles per hour in cleveland. gusts are pushing it to 23 to 28. that's why tomorrow's temperatures will rebound into the 30s. it wil

the security guard you see in the foreground..stands and watches..for 25 seconds..before trying to break it up. "is that real?" it is very real. it's on facebook. and it happened..early this morning..inside one of the most luxurious.. hotel/casinos on the strip..the venetian. "that's unbelievable hotel guests..like anja rusch..want to know: why didn't that guard jump in sooner? it means i could walk around-they could do something to me-it would just not matter-they are not doing their job." "it's a fight-that's what they're here for." katja kohler asks: how "you could walk around and something could happen to you and they would just walk around and stand there and just watch." "guys let go or you're getting sprayed!" about 27 seconds into the fight..another guard jumps in..and shouts-- "stop!" she sprays the women..to split them up. the guard wait so long..before acting? a spokeswoman..sent a written response. "the security guard in the video followed protocol and the situation was resolved without injuries." and someone who works at a casino tells us..it is standard procedure for securi

now, overlooking american university park in the foreground. off in the distance on the under a blue sky this sunday morning. clouds drifting from the west but don't have anything on radar. storm team 4 radar all clear. no rain. don't have any snow anywhere in our vicinity. good travel weather up and down the atlantic seaboard, from maine where they're getting rain all the way down to florida. good travel weather. good travel weather, as well, between here and the midwest. just high clouds coming in ahead of a rain system. it'll be arriving this coming week. we'll look at that this half still out of new orleans. this is where two people are facing gun charges following a deadly shooting. shots rang out on bourbon street around 1:30 this morning. one person was killed and nine others injured. at least two dozens officers were in the area when the shooting happened. new orleans mayor says this kind of violence is unacceptable. >>> now to the death of fidel castro and the impact it is having on really the world. while cuban exiles are celebrating

we look at penn's landing, the korean veteran war memorial in the foreground there.ust off the picture at the bottom of the picture there and the columbus memorial over by pens landing. and looking kind of gray out there. 52 is the current temperature, winds north-northeast and light at 3 miles per hour. satellite shows you how cloud cover is in place and a break in the clouds now and then as we go the rest of the way and most of you get socked in with the cloud cover and radar picking up sprinkles and showers in west virginia. can't rule out that popping in the rest of the day. future tracker 6 showing you for the most part we are just gray with light shower activity around and no big problems driving wise when you head back home. 54 degrees is your current high in trenton and philadelphia and wilmington and more around 50 in allentown and reading and even over toward lancaster, mid-50s from millville and mid-50s at the shore atlantic city and cape may. 2:00, 53 and our high of 54 at 3:00, before sliding back to 52 at 4:00 and by dinner time, traditional dinner time

san francisco in the foreground. and in this picture right now, we are dry. but we'll have a few sprinkles moving in in the early morning hours on our monday. across the board, we've cooled off into the 40s and the 50s. 49 in vallejo, we're holding at 51 in san jose, 56 the current number in oakland. right along the coast half moon bay, the number of 50 degrees. as we go hour by hour for you. there's a light showers coming a little bit more widespread out there, but they will be light in nature. not tracking downpour. very early on your monday, 6:00 in the morning, likely we'll have an isolated sprinkle. estimating the best chance for any wet weather for the commute would likely be in the south bay. the system lacks moisture. so it wraps up rather quickly. by 10:00 monday, it is out of here. that will lead the way to a bright afternoon. potential rainfall the next 12 hours. very light in nature. you can see holding less than 0.1 inches of rain. when we get numbers this low like oakland and san carlos, a lot of this moisture has a hard time reaching the ground

you can see the supermoon at 98%, and this is the "battleship new jersey" in the foreground. keep in mind, tonight will be the best night, even though it will not be full because we have a coastal storm heading our way, meaning clouds and showers by tomorrow night. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. overall, a very nice sunday. right now, we're seeing temperatures in the mid-50s for philadelphia, suburbs, 51 for lehigh valley. upper 40s, chillier in delaware, 49 degrees. though locally, conditions, again, are pretty mild. torresdale at 52, bustleton at 51, port 54 along with kensington and westmont cooler at 50 degrees. and the shore, this is what we're watching tomorrow because that coastal system will continue to work its way up the eastern seaboard, affecting mainly the jersey shore. cape may, currently the temperature is 44 degrees. woodbine 49. somers point 49 and mays landing cooler at 45 degrees. again, if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. you'll notice all the clo

. >> the gentleman in the foreground, he was chief for the american -- >> it's also interesting to look back in time on the widespread, still, the automobile certainly coming into play, but not as -- uniquely so at that time. >> i mean, the army kind of went into the modern age of world war i using motorized, i think the tradition for casket, and obviously, walking was something that they wanted to keep for this event. >> i hear the casket is being carried down the steps of the united states capital. that's a scene they'll be familiar with in similar ceremonies in our time and put on the let's watch for just a minute. >> who was invited to participate in this parade? it's really quite a long demonstration of support? >> a lot of the general groups of people. they felt it in honor participate, it was populace things, members of congress, the supreme court. and i believe wood row wilson for a very brief moment. he was, of course, ill at the time. >> you see the soldiers on horse, the calgary was also there from fort meyer. the main contingent of the army was the 13th engineers, which was

you can see the traffic in the foreground heading toward the split. it's moving slowly. the h.o.v. lane is moving and traffic in the background moving okay. let's check the drive time right down there. 33 minutes. fairly normal. not too bad. let's go north. 17 minutes. man, you're flying. now. you see the spot where the tolls used to be. 495 south is a little slow the pike to -- overall, not too bad, on what day it is, i forget. >> on wednesday. really loving outside. >> it's been terrific to be outside. i hope everybody has had a chance to be outside. >> why aren't we outside? we go weather. why don't we go outside when it's good weather. >> you talk to the boss. >> it won't happen. >> i don't know if 70 degrees will happen again or not. we usually get at least one day of 70 degrees. last year i think we had three. maybe a couple left. this is the way it was early this morning. we started out in the 30s and 40s in most places and look what happened. temperatures bounced up nicely to 70 and 71 degrees, everywhere at least in the 60s. a lovely day. so you can enjoy being outside. wi

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, over the washington over madrid spain, that's the silhouette of the famous osborn bull in the foreground.. sicher taco bell photographer, today is the 50th anniversary of one of these famous sports images >> neil leifer, took it on november 14, 1966, fighting a former top contender named clear the williams at the houston astrodome, as ones who still recovering after a police officer shot him a year earlier. and ones muhammad ali knockabout in the third round, he took this stunning shot in black and whit from a remote control overhead camera. then ask, he celebrates in his corner, he captured this incredible color image from a shows the entire room in the rows of reporters and photographers ringside, it appeared in time magazine and was the most iconic workshops overtaken and whatd that was in 1966. you have heard of president-elect donald trump > soaring to the top of internet fame, he is in a safari park in eastern china, he is a 5-year-old namedd little red. with the big attitude, he has a colorful hairdo cobra now, because the video and china is local conversation outlawed on school b

that tree in the foreground is showing signs of changing color, is amazing how long the leaves have gone on in many treeses, o radar, it is dry, cold spot is toledo with their mid- 20s. lands are pretty light, no wind gusts .com lakeside it is usually warmer was hosted 40 degrees the nation unrest on the oven on social media, two local high schools to see their faces suspension after posting anothe students weren't online. >> they say he was intent to expose a day after the electio.n >> melissa reid now with the story. racially insensitive, that shaker heights junior elena weingard made a screen grab and put on her own snap-chat. you can comment on story and i got a lot of comments and my friend asked o if she could put not identify and the student who posted multiple snaps about like people online to say thing that they are violent,t, rude in, loud rude and annoying. myahh husamadeen, shaker heights sophomore who decided to expose the racist rants on her twitter account, from their social media exploded. >> i think people are hard to see that this kind of racism s shaker heights where e

snow covered pine trees here in the foreground just a lovely shot.y of you are not ready for this. unfortunately doesn't look like any more 70-degree days in the future but this will ease up over the course of time t as we look at storm scan3, this is a brunt of the precip. >>> it's already starting to pull away from delaware, from those inland most suburbs here in southeastern pennsylvania. so it really is winding down but the cold air really caught up to us so we ended up with more frozen precip than originally anticipated. >>> there's a possibility a chester montgomery county bucks county you might have a little bit of light dusting on unpaved surfaces. that's going to be it out of this one guys. there's the beginnings of a new storm system already starting to move on shore here. that's going to dive south pull into the plains end eventually become a holiday travel issue for some of you if you plan to travel into the central plains or maybe you are flying out to o'hare something like that, that storm system could impact you. but it also affects us

mitchell: the gentleman in the foreground charles h. brant, chief of chaplains for american expeditionary force. host: interesting to look back on widespread use of horses still. automobile coming into play but not as uniquely so at that time. mitchell: yeah. the army kind of went into the modern age of world war i using motorized. i think the tradition of using horse-drawn casket and obviously walking was something that they wanted to keep for this event. host: here the casket carried down the steps of the united states capitol. that's a scene modern americans will be familiar with with similar ceremonies in our time, put on the horse drawn gear and taken over to arlington ceremony. let's watch for just a minute. >> now, who was invited to host: now, who was invited to participate in this parade? it's really kwiatkowski a long demonstration of support. guest: there's an interesting, diverse group of people that participated in the parade. as you can see, there are military groups. they formed a very prominent part of those participatin

it's about having the technology in the background not the foreground. the issue is physicians are in front of the emr typing. so we really have to be focusing on it as an enabler to allow the humans with their intellect to do what they do best and make them more efficient. that has to be the design point that we go forward. >> right. >> you mean you're going to get the last word here. >> great. >> there is a dchotomy of technology and service. there are certain things you just don't want to deal with human beings, right? you want the answer, the price. just tell met price. don't give me the run around. tell me this or this. which one is better. you go on to web md. everything is cancer. you have cancer. everything that you put in will lead you to cancer. i actually had cancer last year. i can laugh about it. but, you know, when you are a consumer of health care, when you're in that seat where you need the care, right, a lot of care is as you said, mental and emotional, behavioral health. that can change the outcome. that can change the outcome of how yo

notice the wind turbines in the foreground, not moving very much.oud ceiling in the background. about 5,300 feet. one of the issues for tonight, i mentioned at 6:00 p.m., is it looks like we will see some areas of patchy fog developing through the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. otherwise the winds right now are calm. one of the ingredients that we do need for that developing fog through the overnight hours. satellite radar image picking up on some light grays on the screen. you can see some less gray here along the jersey shore. but farther inland we do have some more clouds. a lot thicker and soupier. temperatures right now for jersey, lots of 40s, mount laurel, 42. lumberton, 44. pemberton currently at 40. morristown already getting reports of some fog. three-mile visibility. i have more updates on what to expect for black friday in my full forecast. >>> a heart breaking thanksgiving night for a north philadelphia family. police say two young chi

mitchell: the gentleman in the foreground, that is charles h. brent. he was chief of chaplains for the american expeditionary forces. host: it is also interesting to look back in time on the widespread use of horses still. the automobile certainly coming into play but not as -- not uniquely so at that time. mitchell: yeah. i mean, welsh the army kind of went into the modern age of world war i using motorized but i think the tradition of using horse drawn casket and obviously walking with something that, you know, they wanted to keep for this event. host: here the casket is being carried down the steps of the united states capitol, a scene modern americans will be familiar with with similar ceremonies in our time. d put on the horse drawn carriage to make its way through the streets of washington and over to arlington cemetery. let's watch for just a minute. now, who was invited to participate in this parade? it was really quite a long demonstration of support. allison: there is a really interesting, diverse group of people that participated in the para

. >> the gentleman in the foreground charles h. brant, chief of chaplains for american expeditionary force. >> interesting to look back on widespread use of horses still. automobile coming into play but not as uniquely so at that time. >> yeah. the army kind of went into the modern age of world war i using motorized. i think the tradition of using horse-drawn casket and obviously walking was something that they wanted to keep for this event. >> here the casket carried down the steps of the united states capitol. that's a scene modern americans will be familiar with with similar ceremonies in our time, put on the horse drawn gear and taken over to arlington ceremony. let's watch for just a minute. >> now, who was invited to participate in this parade? it's really kwiatkowski a long demonstration of support. >> there's an interesting, diverse group of people that participated in the parade. as you can see, there are military groups. they formed a very prominent part of those participating. but also you had a lot of veterans. you had

it looks really big that illusion how our eyes play tricks on us because of the buildings in the foreground oft the moonor in the background called the moon illusion. a little different than bund supermanrman which is full moon a very bright higher up in the sky.sk. still pretty bright even tonight stil temperatures back up to the 40s. a few spots in the 30s30s cuyahoga falls should be 50 at lunchtimeal today rain off thea east coast thatin logos up into new england we kind of get on the front edge of this next cod northwest later tomorrow night o early wednesday a few showers middle of the week that coverage is pretty small.pt mostly sunny 58 today.y 30s tonight. back into the middle 50's tomorrow. son early clouds increasing there's the front from thearm th northwest.t. a few showers early wednesday. but again a nonevent. we really see temperatures go up again where has winter been we'll take a quick look now atw the temperatures this is for fall the entire country starting to see snow cover building in centralc canada. you need the snow cover to keep cold airyo from moderating as a goes

the foreground. sunset in the background. sunny mets nicely done sunny. this from gala more on boca see ega bay. this is a scene you hate to see before and after pictures from the 8 gables in inn in gat lin burg. the number of people in this inn in gat lin burg. they will be rebuilding. this is a scene repeated many times the past 24 hours up in tenessee. on top of that now they're going to talk about tornados. not far away. the risk is high tonight. in fact the severe weather in northern alabama approaching chattanooga and there's multiple tornado warnings in effect. one close to huntsville. that is moving northeast. they will get an inch or 2 of rain tonight. that will put an end to the risk of wild fires in the mountains of north carolina, tenessee and north georgia. and another risk of severe weather in mississippi and louisiana. this weather by the way as close as it is is certainly not coming warm and muggy. high temperatures back in the mid 80s. now and 10 days from now rain fall will accumulate in mismiss and birmingham and atlanta. this is not en

this picture shows the moon with wind turbines in the foreground.ure looking towards the east bay, even though the official super mon happened early this morning, you can see the full moon. it's still bright. what a beautiful picture. >> so many great pictures, it looks clear out tonight. rets go to bill. >> it's clear, it will not be so clear tomorrow night. the moon has reached it's apex. now it's less super but it still big. it sets tomorrow morning at 7:36. as we look at the specifics, we have one every year but this is closer than we have seen. it's position is as close as it's going to for many years to come. it's truly a super moon. as we go outside, you see the weather systems to the north. the active pacific is going to add some showers late tonight and early tomorrow morning but just light sprinkles. next week we see significant rainfall. the current temperature, 67 in fairfield. 67 in napa. beautiful out there tonight but the clouds are going to increase. you can see that out there now. the weather system is working its way down the coast

we have a lot of support for jacob zuma waning and he is losing a lot of that foreground and may need very soon. vonnie: the brand is strengthening today. what that means for investors we will have to see. thank you. we will follow that story. nejra: coming up on the european close, stocks falling in europe. nervous about the potential outcome of the u.s. presidential election. we will a strategist perspective in just a few minutes. here's a look at european stocks. you can see red across the board. this is bloomberg. ♪ york, it's noon in new 4:00 in london and 12:00 in hong kong. i'm nejra cehic in for mark barton. vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. ♪ nejra: we will take you from washington to germany and cover stories out of london and wall street in the next hour. here's what we're watching. vonnie: european stocks selling off her and a today. investors are getting action before the u.s. election well we also await policy decisions from the fed and the bank of england. politics has new reporting on how the u.s. candidates are far

harry reid has been all over this race in the background on one side in the foreground on the republican voting numbers don't look good for the republicans, remember what happened in 2012? obama one the state by a most seven and keller pulled out of the senate race by 12,000 votes. >> john, is the fact that the senate race is competitive and the kind of coalition the two senate candidates are trying to put together, does that advantage either presidential candidates? john: they are totally divorced from each other in several ways. heck divorced himself from trump. the coordinated campaigns between the hillary clinton -- hillaryand theeid clinton campaign in the reid democratic machine -- from what i understand, heck is mirroring trump, which is a problem for him. strategy iseck knowing they will lose early voting. they want to minimize that loss and win on election day. little margin for error there. >> let's get more altitude on the discussion. somehow, nevada has become one of the key states for donald trump. obama'sook at barack victories in 2008 and 2012, you would not have thought t

harry reid has in all over this race on the background on one side and in the foreground on the republicanly voting numbers don't look good for the republicans, rim number what happened in 2012 -- obama won the state by seven and dean heller pulled out the senate race by 12,000 votes. mark: is the fact that the senate race competitive, the fact that the coalition the two candidates are trying to put together advantage either of the candidates? guest: i think they are totally divorced from each other in many ways and not just because heck divorced himself from trump which initially caused a lot of problems, even his campaign would admit, but doesn't now. the coordinated campaign between the hillary clinton campaign and that read democratic machine has been so focused on getting out the democratic base, which i ,hink is going 90% for clinton from what i understand, heck is mirroring trump, which is a real problem for him. the entire strategy is knowing they are going early voting and to help minimize that loss and help when on election day by four or five points. little margin for error. i w

a live view from our "storm team 4" tower camera overlooking northwest washington in the foreground off on the horizon is loudoun county where the winds have already been gusting up to 40 miles an hour. all these areas in color with a wind advisory all the way up to this evening. we'll have winds that may be gusting as high as 50 to 55 miles an hour. that's going to be late causing some tree damage and spotty power outages. we had some yesterday. we're probably going to get more today. look at changes over the next ten days and your thanksgiving day forecast in the next few minutes. >> all right. thank you, tom. crews are on scene with a morning house fire. flames are breaking out on villa lane. this is not too far from >> reporter: good morning. you can see this home was heavily damaged by fire that started early this morning. the good news is no one was injured. the occupants of to house got out. we understand the red cross has been called to help out. unfortunately a couple of animals may have perished in the fire. there's a concern for the high wind quite literally fanning the flame

so far this live view from the storm team4 tower camera over looking northwest washington in the foreground off in the distance is loudoun county on the horizon where temperatures are now climbing into the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. reagan national at 43. yards park, the scene for the food 4 families 4k fun run gets under way at 11:00 this morning. it will be in 50's with sunshine. looking at our next chances for rain coming up. >> 9:00 on the dot. we continue to follow where a powerful earthquake hit this evening north of christ church. the quake generated a tsunami. users taking to social media to post damage. minor damage was reported in wellington, the country's capitol. no major damage has been reported. >>> also developing, a double stabbing in district heights. the victims are children. this morning, we're still trying to find out who is responsible.

twisted metal in the foreground is actually all of the scaffolding that was around this building under construction. the oakland fire department plans to be here throughout the night dousing hot spots and they may get a bit of an assist from some incoming rain. >> i opened up the door and it was just like a wall of red and heat. >> and i ran to the end of my patio, and i could just see the flames, and they were real hot so i said it's really time to get out. >> reporter: it was a wake-up call like no other for resident of lester avenue in oakland as they were rattled out of bed by this at the construction site next door. >> i was in disbelief. i'm like is that real? is this a real fireworks but, yeah, it was pretty scary. it was unbelievable. it was huge >> reporter: security guard at the construction site and his girlfriend were inside when the fire started. her car was impaled by falling debris. it went to five alarms and took nearly 100 fifthers from oakland and berkeley to extinguish the flames and protect the many surrounding homes and apartments. >> any building under constructio

twisted metal in the foreground is actually all of the scaffolding that was around this building under construction. the oakland fire department plans to be here throughout the night dousing hot spots and they may get a bit of an assist from some incoming rain. >> i opened up the door and it was just like a wall of red and heat. >> and i ran to the end of my patio, and i could just see the flames, and they were real hot so i said it's really time to get out. >> reporter: it was a wake-up call like no other for resident of lester avenue in oakland as they were rattled out of bed by this at the construction site next door. >> i was in disbelief. i'm like is that real? is this a real fireworks but, yeah, it was pretty scary. it was unbelievable. it was huge >> reporter: security guard at the construction site and his girlfriend were inside when the fire started. her car was impaled by falling debris. it went to five alarms and took nearly 100 fifthers from oakland and berkeley to extinguish the flames and protect the many surrounding homes and apartments. >> any building under constructio

live view from the storm team4 tower camera over looking northwest washington in the foreground off in the distance is loudoun county on the horizon where temperatures are now climbing into the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. reagan national at 43. yards park, the scene for the food 4 families 4k fun run gets under way at 11:00 this morning. it will be in 50's with sunshine. looking at our next chances for rain coming up. >> 9:00 on the dot. we continue to follow where a powerful earthquake hit this evening north of christ church. the quake generated a tsunami. users taking to social media to post damage. minor damage was reported in wellington, the country's capitol. no major damage has been reported. >>> also developing, a double stabbing in district heights. the victims are children. this morning, we're still trying to find out who is responsible. >> reporter: we're here on dennis court in district heights. it is a cul du sac. anybody who lives in a cul du sac knows there is not a lot of through traffic. you can imagine what happened here late last night is troubling to a lot of fol

the man in the foreground is the color bearer -- here at the edge was so close that the color bearer of his unit carrying the massachusetts state colors, that is the white flag right there, ran into the color bearer and took the flag out of his hand. this is a way you get a medal of honor. and the 19th of massachusetts has five medals of honor. one of the standards was captured in this way. "the color bearer knocked down, the color bearer of the enemy front-line took the colors from his hand. can't get any closer. man carrying those colors was a member of the company i of the 19th infantry regiment. according to the records he is hispanic man of descent to receive the medal of honor ever. this is how close this battle action is. a part where the color bearer is get right into this action and mix it up. if you stand on the edge, that is exactly where this took place. from this account we have. you go further up the line you'll see the units of alexander hayes. he owned a piece of property. this is the extreme left of what we call ticket charge. be theis's brigade will far left of this

. >> this videographer got you a little shot of guadalajara, spain in the foreground. super moon's color. that's really neat. >> that's awesome. >> samantha: i love how it looks so majestic in everyone's photos. you see it and you're like oh, my gosh, it's so beautiful. i remember that with last month's full moon, which was incredible. you try and take a picture on your iphone, and it's like, what is that? is that something on the lens? >> brian: you can't zoom in close enough. >> samantha: people get the incredible photos. you see t if you get a picture, send it our way. we'd love to see it. you can tweet me or tweet tia and duff. we'd love to see your photos. hit us up. it is there. the sun is about to come up, so look at it like now. time is 6:47. of course, the super moon as we've been saying about 14% bigger. the moon itself is not bigger, it's just going to appear bigger, and it will also appear and the next time it will be this close will be in 2034. we actually get another super moon next month. three to round out the year. a month from today another super moon

. >> if you can find a bull for the foreground. it will be decades until we have an extra super moon again. >> nine years. >> thank you, anthony. we will miss you here on weekends. >> miss you guys, as well. >> great being here. >> thank you for the encore. >> thank you for joining us, everyone. >> have a good night and a great week. >> see ya. >>> growing up like the way i did made you much more hungry for success. nothing could stop me. ♪ arnold schwarzenegger, bodybuilder action, an actor, former governor of california. >> he invites us to hong kong for an exclusive look at his hugely popular international sports festival and the first ever in

a live view from our "storm team 4" tower camera overlooking northwest washington in the foreground off on the horizon is loudoun county where the winds have already been gusting up to 40 miles an hour. all these areas in color with a wind advisory all the way up to this evening. we'll have winds that may be gusting as high as 50 to 55 miles an hour. that's going to be late causing some tree damage and spotty power outages. we had some yesterday. we're probably going to get more today. look at changes over the next ten days and your thanksgiving day forecast in the next few minutes. >> all right. thank you, tom. crews are on scene with a morning house fire. flames are breaking out on villa lane. this is not too far from

looking at sunshine getting ready to pop up over the horizon, there's camden, new jersey in the foregroundamera is not shaking around much because we are looking at calm winds across the region. it's cold this morning, but at least we don't have a windchill to worry about. the temperatures in philadelphia, is 35 degrees, that's one of the milder spots. many of the suburbs below freezing a lot of places in the 20s. even though there's not much wind, you want to bundle up for the colder temperatures. by the evening commute we'll see the clouds pushing through and then eventually clouding things up a bit more. there's rain creeping into the picture out to the west that will be here overnight and into tomorrow morning. for the next 12 thundershowers, 3355 degrees and cold. -- 35 degrees and cold. noon, 50 degrees. high 56 not all that windy. 5:00 p.m., 53 we're back in the 40s early this evening. high temperatures across the region not much of a range really. 54 in allentown. 54 in cape may. everybody else ranging 55 to 56 for the most part. i have 57 on on the map in dover. for the eagles, lo

of course in the foreground here we have, we have our friends patrick and pennelope. brand new. and they are here just for christmas in the wild. nice. and then, of course we had the lovely luna princess of north wind. look at her. not just extraordinarily tall woman i have feeling she might going out on a limb. well so is she until she got on the stilts. very nice. one of our stilt walkers that will be here for every night of event then of course beautiful music you hear playing in background. this is rose. she's a celis here she is just got back from playing for the pope. so she's gone from playing for pope for now playing for animals here in christmas in the wild. at the vatican? >> wow. so we're, very happy with the we also have >> is someone here the least interesting person here in she's busy. good deal. wonderful thing we've also got some lovely dancers from the, toured with international ballroom sensation. we've got ballerina and just stuff all over the place. >> wow. will office entertainment be scattered throughout this particular area christmas in entire park you can

going to be rolling right over reston town center which is there in the middle distance, in the foreground. that's dulles tollway, all the traffic pavement. and the temperatures there are climbing into the 60s. leesburg up to 63 degrees. we're in the 50s to around 60 degrees all around the region. storm team 4 radar showing light rain showers, fast moving, now coming into the panhandle of west virginia, just to the north and west of martinsburg. near hagerstown and frederick in another hour or so and may scoot just to the north of the metro area as we get into the afternoon. here's your planner for the maybe 2, 3, 4:00. most of virginia should stay dry. temperatures dropping down into the 50s after sunset which is at 4:53. getting chilly quickly by mid-evening, near 50 late evening. we'll have a bright moon again tonight. it should be a beautiful evening coming up. over the next ten days we have big changes on the way. we'll have our temperatures again into the 60s during the day on thursday as we'll get lo getting mild. may make it up to around 70 degrees on friday, and perhaps again on s

that's a good shot because of stuff in the foreground. >> i love your picture they probably won't lookot in the sky unless you are using a professional camera. great to have you with us this monday a famous boss hit a roadblock. >> his glory days continued thanks to local sem ar tans. >> these guys are back. three american legion members for free hold, new jersey and ran into would you look at that guys, bruce springstein on side of road. he had broken down his motorcycle broke down he hopped to the back of one of the bikes goes to mull begans and grabs a beer until his ride game. and the guys that helped him say he was down to earth, regular guy. >> a lot of people talking about this i have not seen it yet i'm excited to watch with you saturday night live had a lot of fun of course the entire season with presidential election and this past weekend show took a very different ton tone. >> we didn't see alec baldwin who plays president-elect donald trump but we saw kate mckinon and she started with piano and ended with this performance take a look. >> even though it all went wrong i'll s

. >> campaigns up-end the lives and i'm looking at huma abedin in the foreground and you just have to stop and think about what has happened in her life over the last year or hillary clinton. and that north star is not there. >> no. i mean, that is a -- >> tough position. look, that is -- having your marriage that public, nobody, nobody wants that. >> we've now heard from secretary hillary clinton, we've heard from the speaker of the house. lots of statements coming in. there's another voice that we expect. president obama will address the the white house. nbc news will have live nbc news will have live coverage, as well. >> right now we'll return to your regularly scheduled programming. >>> stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> to those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people, i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work toget a our great country. >> all right. there he is. our president to the united states, donald j. trump. the nation wakes up, a lot of people stunned around the world

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was a very cool story, looking at this time lapse wrot this morning he noticed something in the foreground, at avon lake worker look like they had badged. about one hour earlier. will have clear skies, with a crescent moon. and mars, will be the viewing highlights. range snow mix today, browns versus cowboys, with kickoff at 1:00 p.m., 57 degreest. highs today of 64 degrees and sunshine. it is not as cold as yesterday morning . 46 degrees cleveland, dover new philly is 37. you can see light winds. it will be sundown and 5:16 p.m tomorrow, 67 degrees. there is the turn down in the middle of the week. then a cold smack lasting just several days, but enough to get the lake revved up a bit we will have highs in the 40 saturday. how it is over and thanksgiving is three weeks away.ve so why not start talking about christmas, they part of the celebration is on its way t dc, thisf 80-foot salt spreader will be this years national trait it was found in idaho four finalists that met specifications set by thet capital architect. hundreds queue out to watch som cut down the tree using the traditional

. >> campaigns up end lives and i'm looking at huma aberdeen in the foreground here and you have to stop at this moment and talk about what has happened in her life oe >> and her north star was hillary clinton, and that north star is not there. >> no. >> i mean, that's -- that is a tough position. look, that is -- having your marriage that public, nobody -- nobody wants that. >> we've now heard from secretary hillary clinton. we've heard from the speaker of the house and the los of statements coming in and there is another voice that we expect nbc news will have live coverage, as well. >> right now we'll return to your regularly scheduled programming. >> to those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people, i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and our great country. >> all right. there he is. our president to the united states, donald j. trump. the nation wakes up, a lot of people stunned around the world. i love baron in the clip, how cute is little baron. >> it was 3:00 a.m. when they called this. he's

. >> campaigns up end lives and i'm looking at huma aberdeen in the foreground here and you have to stop at this moment and talk about what has happened in her >> and her north star was hillary clinton, and that north star is not there. >> no. >> i mean, that's -- that is a tough position. look, that is -- having your marriage that public, nobody -- nobody wants that. >> we've now heard from secretary hillary clinton. we've heard from the speaker of the house and the los of statements coming in and there from the white house. nbc news will have live cove >> this is 7 news at noon. >> kris: we want to begin this noon with breaking news from our nation's capital. donald trump making his plans to take over the presidency of the united states as we take a live look at the white house, a look at donald trump from last night there celebrating his win. the place he will call course, will now be washington, d.c. >> i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans >> sarah: the president-elect delivering a message toe supporters and non-supporters, saying he will w

and a lot of people in the foreground of the goose, filling up here, at this wawa here in pennsauken,hich is a favorite of philadelphians, and favorite of mine as i continue to thank my co-workers, who you don't see usually, who do most of the work behind the scenes, jacky eckert, our assignment he had torp, primo five star performer, and rare in our business as you know, karen, thomas, being that good at your job being that nice after person, that is a rare combination. >> look at you in the thanksgiving spirit. thank you, steve. >> we'll roll credits at the end of the show to thank everyone. hey, from buses, trains, and cars of course to air travel, many people are choosing the friendly skies. spends the holiday with their loved ones. >> as we look at the airport right now, that's the outside. let's go inside, where our lauren john is -- johnson is with the getaways. >> you're right, lot every people inside. we saw the lines slow down just little bit here at the tsa pre-check our check point. the people are getting through pretty smoothly. one thing you keep hearing the warnings, pl