franklin roosevelt at the time of pearl harbor. the big moment of pearl harbor gets a letter from rosalie edge with this great interior secretary of american history and the conservation environmental activist from new york this year mr. president, this one is going to go extinct because you have built a 10,000 edition, a training facility for ski troopers and henry's lake idaho and it happens to be the water doesn't freeze over so tha trumpeters spend their winters there instead of migrating. if you don't do something theyh, can go extinct. it cost like $24 million is training their soldiers to fight in italy and germany in europe. fdr writes a moving letter to the secretary of defense. dear henry, have now found out about the flap between the u.s. army and the trumpeters. i have a tint to it and the verdict is in. i side with the trumpeters. the division must renounce. sincerely, franklin d. roosevelt. y at the time of pearl harbor which he do that? who here doesn't want to save the species? he is telling the war department to re

stanton and mr. , franklin. i would like to take this opportunity to underscore our enthusiasm for the park service partnership with the association for the study of african-american life in history. the park service needs this collaboration as we reach to more nuanced exploration of american stories, and sharing those stories with a wide audience in innovative ways. i hope you already know, or will discover, the national park service is a good partner. our civil rights initiative, begun this year, offers opportunities for collaboration, and in fact, the park service plans to create opportunities to help park services interpret -- interpreters research african-american stories associated with parks. the skills as researchers and historiography and teachers, our -- our skills that can help us do our job better. earlier this year, the national park service funded almost 5.5 million dollars worth of projects through the civil rights initiative. i would like to share briefly with you a handful of those projects. our

reginald potts is under arrest for the murder of nailah franklin. the detectives are certain they have their man, but mr. potts? >> i adamantly deny that i was ever there, period. >> reginald potts appears to be insulted they even ask. >> and i can tell you you're lying. >> nailah? he was nowhere near her, he said, the day she vanished. >> i was not in her apartment on the 18th, period. >> or her apartment building? >> or apartment building. >> of course they told him they had evidence. >> distinctive bentley in her [ bleep ] parking garage or building. >> that's it. >> and i can tell you, that's a lie. >> a police frame-up to which the detectives said -- >> reginald, do you understand about videotapes? there's cameras. >> yes, including nailah's apartment building. and there is reginald, plain as day with nailah. arriving and leaving with her on that very day she disappeared. >> so you knew he was there? >> yes. >> but reginald? doubled down on his denial. >> i am certain that i am nowhere near inside of nailah franklin's apartment building. >> acc

franklin won that game 33-21. when i asked oak creek what they want to do to come out on top in this game the answer was clear, they need to limit turnovers. they had four against franklin the first time around, so they'll be looking to play a clean game tonight. we'll see if they do. the game coming up during our frenzy with all your other high school highlights. elise menaker, today's tmj4. >> shannon: thanks for that. >>> still ahead, starting a new conversation. >> charles: a sexual assault case bringing national tension to uw-madison. how student groups are using that story to change a russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. vo: keep them working... that's senator ron johnson's plan for seniors. he supports privatizing social security and wants to raise the retirement age so seniors have to keep working until they're seventy. he also has a plan for medicare... turn it into a voucher program and add means testing -- so seniors pay more out of pocket but wisconsin seniors know that in washi

you can go to the franklin institute. lets talk about the cold. i was actually out there thinking i'm not sure if this jacket is warm enough. tonight or tomorrow once sun goes down temperatures really drop, and you'll feel a chill tomorrow morning like we have not felt since last april. lets look outside, there was a beautiful evening just a few clouds, and everything all lit up in bethlehem northampton county. our camera at hotel bethlehem. everything looks good. if you are out walking around heading out the to grab dinner in the the christmas city, bundle up, it is chilly especially north and west of philadelphia storm scan three is clear, we have had a few clouds today as that colder air aloft made it from the north and west. you can see how cold that air is. snow is falling across northern new england. we will see a little snow from mainly poconos on northward later in the week. snow lovers don't get too excited we will not see any here in philadelphia but sign have of change as we head toward november. here are your warnings and advisories fr

we are the franklin institute ben franklin institute, great experiments as well. if you wouldn't mind holding these light bulbs for he. using a small electrical device here, we have you completing a circuit and plasma. do you feel thinking in your fingers. >> no, i do not. >> you are conducting all of this electricity through your skin without actually, feeling any. >> try it one more time. >> i'm kidding, i would never. >> same effect with the fluorescent light bulb. >> if you wouldn't mine hold ago this for me as well. >> completing a circuit. >> electricity is coming to you, and coming off of our tea vice here. >> jim, let's complete the circuit back to you in the studio. >> perfect toss. >> really good stuff. we will check with you later, patrick. >>> this is no halloween advertise play find out why this mummy is being x-rayed, we will be right and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i do

[laughter] if you say something about franklin's mother, to spend her life in triangles. to the family of origin. she adored his father but he was absent after the mother died to say i was not sure if i was the mother or he was the father or the brother. and to be confused about that. but also the first allegiance to say i real mother she would set limits that whenever she did sarah would undermine them one way or another. eleanor had a lot of rage toward her mother that came out a lot in the letters to hick. hick was a safe person she could talk about these things. >> could you talk more about writing the book? and where it got difficult with the emotional journey. >> about the right-wing of the book and my emotional journey? >> not sure i have an answer to that. when i hesitate called to decide that she was eleanor i didn't have to use quotations all the time that i could paraphrase was important i could make it my own to move that narrative for word and that that was the drive and what needed. one of the things that happened when you write a book about eleanor roosevel

franklin and oak creek are rivals. now the real o.c. wants the ultimate revenge. >> reporter: two southeast conference schools and bitter rivals, oak creek and franklin, square off in this level-2 game. franklin has won nine straight games. oak creek is coming off winning our tea week. but the sabres want to be the team of the night, and say good night to oak creek, but the knights would not make it easy, this one a defensive battle early. max alba would get things going for the sabres, finds an open winberg who makes the t.d. with eight minutes left in the second quarter. about 1:30 to go. jacob getting it done with his feet. time he airs it out to james harter, junior, who makes a nice catch in the end zone to tie it up. at the half, oak creek wastes no time getting it going, a few plays later, he hands it off to elijah robinson. oak creeks goes up 14-10. franklin manages to come back and pull off the 31-28 win to advance in the playoff. for your friday football frenzy, i'm elise menaker. >>> greenfield alex and thonny, sweet stutter

. >> franklin high school students are loyal subjects to their home coming royalty. >> the compassion they show that'll melt a cold heart. >>> and good therapy for an ailing teacher. >>> and a packer got more than >>> right now jared cook is making headlines, but nothing to do with football. >> this time with chicken wings, or a chicken head. this turned up in his take out order from buffalo wild wings, just down the street from lambeau field. >> got home, started to eat the first wing, and put the bone back in the box, and saw the chicken head, and immediately spit my food out. >> [inaudible]. >> no, everything went back. >> they released a statement saying they take the food ve seriously. e, andua >>> that brings uso packers extra. the green and gold is wearing pink for breast cancer awareness month. >> and a teacher gets a surprise when the students show now earlier this ye, fifth grade teacher was diagnosed with lymphoma, and has been ill to returno the classroom. home coming wouldn't be same, andech?v take home coming to him. >> that's nice. >>> new at 10, franklin high school te

winston churchill and franklin delano roosevelt. in doing so, i think we should bear in mind something that winston churchill wrote many years ago. to do justice to a great man, discriminating criticism is always necessary. i will repeat that. to do justice to a great man, discriminating criticism is always necessary. i have addressed this wonderful society on a number of vocations over recent years. i live in boston but i winter in new orleans. largely thanks to christopher, i was invited to speak in canada on the west coast, in edmonton, vancouver british columbia, california and san francisco. i've always been very impressed with not only be abiding interest in history and leadership that have shown many of these various chapters of the international society, but the continuing attempt to involved younger people. perhaps the nicest woman in my travels in canada was in edmond when i gave a prize to the winning high school debating team. i think that would've warmed churchill's heart as a parliamentarian who loved, not only discuss

franklin manages to come playoff. for your friday football frenzy, i'm elise menaker. >>> greenfield alex and thonny, sweet stutter step. the win over greenfield. >>> next, defense rules the johnson: social security is a legal ponzi scheme. senior 1: ron johnson is attacking social security. senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the stock market. johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise the cost of student loans - college student 2: he just doesn't get it. worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. v.o.: attacking social security. raising the cost of college. jobs lost overseas. senator ron johnson - he's hurting wisconsin families. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold >>> welcome back. we have more in store for you on the frenzy. traditional powers meeting up in level 2, hoping to make it a third straight highlights. menomonee falls visiting. this beast taking this one to the 15-y

top seed franklin hosting fourth seeded oak creek. the franklin band doing their no score in this one until the second quarter until junior quarterback max alba tosses it downfield to senior ethan wittenburg. a 30 plus yard touchdown pass. that makes it 7-0 sabers. but the knights have an answer. with less than two minutes left in the half, quarterback jakup finani hooks up james carter junior in the endzone for a 10 yard touchdown. game tied at seven a piece. a high scoring affair tonight, but in the end, franklin wins 31-28 and advances to the next level. elsehwhere in level two division i top seed marquette , hosting racine horlick at hart park. fourth quarter, marquette with a big league. -- big league. he is off to the races, a 55 yard touchdown run. down by 16. marquette defense to tough in the end. check it out. patrick english with the interception near the end of the victory and will face franklin next week in level three. we're just getting started with our playoff edition of operation football. joining me now is 12 sports s

. >>> and a big decision for franklin county. the al reached tonight to >> thanks for joining us. breaking news out of fayetteville where a man was shot a home invasion. >> it happened around 9:30 on the 900 block of teess street. four armed men forced open the front door of a home, confronted the man and shot him before they fran the scene. fayetteville police. >> a suspect in a deadly shooting yesterday. darius council is charged with shooting reggie alstin. >>> a push to bring hospital services county. cbs north carolina michael highland explains when the er could reopen. >> sitting with his wife james, monty is thankful to be sitting here at all. >> i was told people do not >> the first one, we didn't catch it until it was almost literally too late. >> monty lives across the street from franklin medical center. >> it has been very scary knowing these past years there is nothing there, assistce. >> duke life space will open services. >> it was pair mont they have 24/7 services in the community. >> duke life point will be able to provoid the best medical for the citizens of fran

terry truman and franklin roosevelt were as president and vice president were in washington together the same time 21 days during the first term. you could have said maybe he would have done it later but there was no sign of that. finally, on the last point what difference would it have made if roosevelt told harry truman the pros and cons of what he was considering all he would be handing over his mouth some blueprint for what to do later but the problem and he would have to still make the decision. the decision was going to be made by the decisions on war and peace and future relations in the soviet union were going to be made by whoever the president happens to be at the time that needed to be made and roosevelt had aims but not a blueprint. >> so that's my reaction to the whole issue. i haven't given a talk on this book without being asked that question. but truman himself testified, i think truman himself only talked to her three times after the inauguration. there were always other people in the room and they quoted him as saying they never talked about the things. >> was there

and ols the program we will introduce to you a new immersive halloween experience in franklin park zoo. and in just a few moments, reclaim roxbury looks to do just that. tito jackson joins the discussion. but first, some sad news to report within the ush sh family. the passing of victoria jones, more than 20 years of this show up until 2001. she is survived by her daughter lisa jones, her two grand daughters and her partner of 24 years, steven hamm whether was living with her in colorado. vicki was 71 and had been battling cancer for three years. she was a pioneer and trail blazer, not only president of boston association of black journalists in the 80s and 90s who pushed the envelope with unique programming such as the question of race, an hour-long news program that discussed diversity and race relations. let's not take a quick look at her journ eye of courage a one-hour prime time special in 0988 on the 3 forest-year history of blacks in massachusetts. >> i'm telling you i hailted bag slave from the day i was born a struggle for freedom. >>ly be as harsh as truth as uncompromising a

ben franklin bridge is in great shape with in delays. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, rahel, back to you. >>> when some philadelphia student return to class tomorrow morning, some things may look a little different. csx employees spruced up cook wissohickon elementary school. they planted trees, painted the hallways and cafeteria it was chosen as one of five across the country for this years csx service day. >>> st. mary's is a parochial school hosted tenth annual hodown on locust. it included square dancing, hey ride and spooky boutique salon. for the first time there was a petting zoo, including goats, bunnies, and even a cow. >>> there very cool. >>> here's more what you will see on "eyewitness news" this morning, getting tougher on tobacco how philadelphia plans to change rules to discourage people from ligate up and where they plan to change them. >>> and new mural strikes a cord with philly's music history when "eyewitness news" pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallou

sam has coach franklin. you -- after being an underdog at home, what does this win do for your program? >> i'm just happy for our kids, i really am. just happy for the kids. the kids, the former players, the lettermen, this town has been through a lot. so, this is the start of our healing process tonight, so, couldn't be prouder. >> coach, when you look at the performance that your defensive line had against an offensive line and the penetration they got tonight, what can you day about their performance? >> i want to say something real quick. my niece and nephew, kendra and jeremy, lost their dad on tuesday night. and this game, and this win is for them, as well. >> coach, appreciate you saying that. >> well, this valley hasn't been this happy in a long time. and there are plenty of heroes penn state side. talk about the ohio state side in a moment, because they will feel like they let this game slip away, blew it was special teams blunders. but penn state showing tremendous resilience, down after a dominant

credit cards at stores around southeast franklin and greenfield as well as sam's club in franklin. he may be driving this white truck.if you know who he is, you are asked to call watertown police. also new- milwaukee police investigating an overnight crash near potawatomi hotel and casino.officers say a speeding driver clipped an ambulance on the 27th street viaduct.the ambulance lost control and hit another car -- almost 'head on.'two ambulance employees injuries ..their patient was not injured.the driver who clipped the ambulance does not have a valid driver's license. the man accused of crashing into an uber, killing three women, faces nearly 200 years in prison. jason randhawa appeared in court thursday for the first time. he's accused of driving drunk, on a revoked license, and speeding at the time of the crash.the criminal complaint says video from a cab captures the man who ran a red light, crashed into a car shouldn't of drove. it was two red lights." the complaint says he told a friend he planned to report the car stolen. quote, "because i'm bleeding and i have a d-u-i and

the president who set the standard in this was franklin roosevelt. for my book on roosevelt, i interviewed ken burns. i hope you got to see the documentary "the roosevelts." he has also written three biographies on franklin roosevelt, one of which was a finalist for the pulitzer prize. and, james bowden just -- james bowden. they focused on the fact that until age 39, franklin roosevelt read -- led an amazingly active life. he loved to dance. he worked the crowd as he was pursuing his ambitions and all of a sudden, it he came to a grinding halt when he was attacked by the poliovirus and lost the use of his legs for the rest of his life. yes, polio was a major setback but it did not hold him back for long. his biographers talked about his steadfast resolve and his first-class temperament and how because of that, he maintained himself. he kept a smile on his face after he had lost the bounce in his step. by overcoming and defining polio, his tenacity got the country to expect him at his word when he said, we have nothing to fear but fear itself. by ove

it has not had a signature win under james franklin. they've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight would certainly fall into that category. a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. perhaps securing that breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get whiteout night in happy valley. thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had given up five sacks all seaso

it has not had a signature win under james franklin. they've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight would certainly fall into that category. a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had given up fiv

they focused on the fact that until age 39, franklin roosevelt read -- led an amazingly active life. he loved to dance. he worked the crowd as he was pursuing his ambitions and all of a sudden, it he came to a grinding halt when he was attacked by the poliovirus and lost the use of his legs for the rest of his life. setbackio was a major but it did not hold him back for long. his biographers talked about his steadfast resolve and his first-class temperament and how because of that, he maintained himself. he kept a smile on his face after he had lost the bounce in his step. and defining polio , his tenacity got the country to expect him at his word when he said, we have nothing to fear but fear itself. by overcoming the reality of a major disability, roosevelt proved the wisdom of joseph campbell who said, where you stumble is where your treasures lie. polio, he found resources of character that he did not know he had appeared -- did not know he had. after polio, he had the common touch to communicate with the little people because he knew the struggles of life from polio that he neve

we are here at franklin institute, i'm kidding. here, playing with toys dressed like a owls, holding a skull. why? it is almost halloween. science after hours is happening here on halloween night here at the franklin, and we just have to come out, mess around, do fun things with my friend mickey. good morning. >> that is quite all right. >> all right. so we did experiments in the 5:00 o'clock hour whiz are cool and we have more as well. so this is slime, who doesn't love slime. >> everybody loves slime and we got a chance to play with earlier too. >> yes. >> what is great is everybody will get a chance to make this and take it home if they would like to gross out their friend and family as well. >> okay. >> this is something special, two really nice easy liquid. we have borax and water. and then glue, food coloring. the as you mix them together like elmer's glue. >> that works. >> so nice, safe, fun to play with at home but as you mix them together the glue starts to take on very interesting properties where it has become less liqu

to learn about the museum, lauren. >> reporter: thanks, guys, yeah, exciting night here at franklin institute, it is educator's night out, a thousand teachers and principal from his across the delaware valley have been invited to check out exhibits here at the institute, and especially the new addition which is robot revolution which just opened up this past weekend, so they can hang out with the robots not too far from here, robot climbing up a wall, you can play tikt ac with the robot. other exhibits you can see they are learning about the the most states of matter and out of the tonight's event the purposes toys plan a future field trip to the franklin institute for students and integrate what they learned into their curriculum going ahead for the school year. a great night to be had by all but it is a integrated in to our schedule today had to be an umbrella because we did deal with light rainfall across the area that has dissipated on the back side of the cold front. as we head into tonight the conditions will clear on out. we will get right over to our weather and tell you wha

the technology is here at the franklin institute. take a look behind me. my name is keith jones. i'll bring you up to speed as far as what this technology is like. i'll show you what it's like to be a reporter here at nbc 10. >> and it's going to get cold tonight. some areas already in the 30s, and frost for tomorrow morning. i'll show you which areas will see the frost and our next round of rain before the weekend. that's coming up next. hey, don't shoot the messenger, but that other messenger? he's been lying to you about katie mcginty. the truth is, in government and business katie mcginty's been a leader in clean energy. she's never done anything illegal or improper. turns out, the smears against mcginty are paid for by special interests and wall street billionaires who've spent 20 million dollars to keep their guy, pat toomey, in washington. that's the real message. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. most people owe the bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall

is kind of absent from this story. >> franklin is kind of absent from this story.it's one of the things i remarked on from the beginning. the profiles, the news, the descriptions, they are absent from each other's stories. >> he seemed to like her and with user stories and people would be impressed. he wouldn't necessarily give credit but he said early on you better watch out for that woman, she's really smart, and she was. i think that she liked her and that relationship got him off the hook. >> at the time was either worried about being outed and now is there any chance are you expecting any blowback or denial of the nature fo of the relationship as the book comes out? speak any blowback or denial about my talking about their relationship and were they afraid of th at the time of beig outed i have little evidence of how they felt about that and whether they worried about it. at one point there was a famous book called the well of loneliness which is a classic about love between women and he said i wouldn't walk around public with that under my arm so i got close

police say he's already hit the wal- mart in franklin and greenfield as well as sam's club in franklin. he may be driving this white truck.if you know who he is, you are asked tol lead poisoning level for children in wisconsin is lower than in recent years. that's according to a new analysis by the wisconsin council on children and families. but they say it's nearly as high as flint, michigan, where lead contamination caused a drinking water crisis. data shows four-point-six percent of children, under the age of six, had lead poisoning in 2015. the rate in flint was four-point-nine percent. decision 2016 nowhillary campaign ads in wisconsin for the first time in the general election.the ads will begin airing in milwaukee, madison and green bay on monday. and on tuesday-- clinton's running mate, tim kaine, is expected to campaign in the badger state. clinton has yet to make a general election campaign stop in wisconsin. republican presidential nominee donald trump making his rounds today on the campaign trail. he'll stop in manchester, new hampshire; lisbon, maine and cedar rapids, iowa

a corpse flower now on disly at the franklin park zoo. it is pretty but don't let it fool you. it doesn't bloom very often and >> anchor: if you want to see and smell it you have to head down to the zoo pretty soon.. if the looks don't grab you, the smell surely will. >>> i think it deserves all this activity and more so i'm glad i came all the way fromical to see this. that is awesome. it blooms once every several years then only stays open like this from 24 to 48 hours. it is so named because when it opens it smells like rotting flesh and attract trice. >>> i think people are fascinated by a species that infrequently. >> anchor: right now the flour is just a little stinky. >>> there may be a little bit of a smell. >>> it does have its own smell so i haven't really smelled the flour yet. >> anchor: when the flower first opened sunday a much different story. >>> yesterday morning i heard pretty pungent and much more pungent early in the bloom. it was much bigger and more ope. >> anchor: franklin park is home to these tropical plants all nickname by the staff. this one is pugly

it has not had a signature win under james franklin. they've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight would certainly fall into that category. a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had giv

it has not had a signature win under james franklin. they've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight w a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away from perhaps securing that breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. and penn sta and penn state is going to get their signature win on a whiteout night in happy valley. thanks to sp thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of >> chris: an o-line that had given up five sacks all season, gave up fiv

cartoons. >> anchor: if you want to take a whiff head to the franklin park zoo. it will be all closed up and hopefully not smelling anymore. >> anchor: i want to see what it's like. >> anchor: i have not. >> reporter: i'm good that smell vision doesn't exist. it is a cool thing. the girl that sees it in cartoons. the return of the sunshine for us. fantastic. we are of course watching matthew closely. what will it have in store for us? maybe next weekend. next weekend looks to be the timeline on that. highs today low 70s away from the city. boston up to 68 as well as worcester. the warmest it's been since last tuesday. nice to see the sunshine. current temperatures 60. we did stay dry inside of 495 eastern massachusetts. those scattered showers through the central part of the common wealth and sliding into the western half of the state. we will continue to see that shower activity move off in that direction. south southwest. there were heavy downpours in here as they've slid on through. they don't last for long. they can amount to a lot. there was a report in warr

how franklin did in their game against >>> keep the frenzy going. let's take you to the game between milwaukee king and vincent. the drum line having some fun on the side line. but the team did not have much fun on the field. kings starts off hot. coming up. king takes the snap and he's gonna finds some daylight and they're not going to catch him. he outruns the 7-0. a little later, king drops back and looks deep anden finds buckner who makes a fantastic one handed grab. he's in for the touchdown. generals roll on with a 49-0 win. >>> franklin travel to go kenosha to take on indian trail. snap over the quarterback's head. out into the end zone for a safety. franklin keeps rolling. then dumping off the short pass to dykstra who does the rest. the sabers roll over the hawks 30-6. oak creek taking on racine. with the ball, fakes the handoff. runs it in for a touchdown. nice play. racine with garcia, here comes the rush. he's in trouble. somehow he is going to throw up a prayer and he's gotta a man for the touwn goal. racine wins the game 35-28. >>> com

franklin and indian trail both looking to take sole possession scoring early, leading 16-0 at the half. after a fumble recovery, tanner dykstra makes it 23-0 with the 1 yard touchdown. the hawks try to get back in this one as jared wenberg scores from 5 yards out the hard way and it's 23-6 but franklin was too much tonight, max alba and ethan wittenburg are on the same page as this 35 yard pass play sets up another score to make it a 30-6 game. and that's how it ends. franklin stays undefeated in the conference standings "you know, we're both undefeated in the conference, to come down and make have thought that would be the case, but both sides of the ball played real well. we've really had to come into our own. our young kids have kind of followed the older kids. the older kids have wrapped their arms around the young kids. we've got a good thing going right now. they are playing for and with each other." in the slight rain with a bit of a breeze, it was homecoming tonight at the high school blitz game of the week. tonight, tom pipines is at university school as they're hosting brookf

steven franklin was accused of first degree conspiracy to commit murder. he told deputies his son lured him upstairs in their home and tried to push him down the staircase. stone franklin, however, pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill. he was placed on probation. the mother, tammy franklin, is still being held in a wake county deten >>> people living along the noose risa getting the -- the news river -- the neus river say they are not getting the full story from the ate. environmentalistand people in the community y that duke is downplaying what happened. they are concerned about the images of the river after hurricane matthew. >> above the unlined, uncovered ash came out. really, duke? >> we fortunately has not seen any eu7bd case of al ash components in the watehad ansig release there. there is a verll amount that was displaced. >> duke energy is planning to move the coal ash to a new site by t year 2028. mean while, the department of environmental quality says that the state is still trying to actions are necessary. the man accused of hoarding

i am from franklin pierce university. what do you believe young people can do to bring civility and more of a policy argument back to presidential discourse and political discourse postelection and currently? >> let me turn the question around. what can institutions of education do to help develop that skill set? into theudents coming voting rolls? there have been a few plugs this evening. i will get my own in. at franklin pierce university, i am proud to be the interim director of civic life. there are similar centers around the country. it's to build capacity within be able to engage in difficult conversations with people they disagree with in ways that seek common ground and productively move a set of issues forward. my colleague is in the audience today at the end of last fall, she brought a group of students together to talk about school shootings and what to do about random gun violence in educational institutions. conversationf that was a moderated structure with a set of guidelines. the students recognized that fr

franklin says it really could be anywhere from seven to 19 points. "i would bet somewhere in between. but what we don't know is what happened monday tuesday and wednesday. so i think it's really speculation on whether this not.. but i think we have very strong evidence that there was a substantial shift over the weekend in the response to the video tapes of donald trump." trump." 3 so while donald trump loses ground in this poll... republican senator ron johnson is seeing his numbers move in an opposite directon...we'll take a look at those in the next half hour.live in studio... david ade.. cbs 58 news. distance himself from republican leaders. and hillary clinton's campaign is blaming more leaked emails on the trump's relationship with russia. c-b-s' craig boswell has the latest. "if i lose i'm going to be so angry at florida." donald trump is stumping in must-win florida....where he suggested both parties in congress let hillary clinton's email scandal slide. "did they make a deal where everybody protects each other in washington?"he talked about

. >>> an erg in franklin unty nex year. commissioners voted to th duke lifepoint to take over the old franklin medical center. it closed after the previous owners said too few people were using it. duke lifepoint said the e.r. could reopen four to six months after the agreement with the county is reached. it will have to make 24/7 service in the community so that was something we but our proposal around. >> duke lifepoint will be able to provide the best made cal option at this particular time for the decisions of franklin county. >> wakemed and group of physicians sub missed their proposals that could be reconsidered if the negotiation don't pan out. wake med's proposal did not include opening the emergency room. >>> more financial help on the way for op and moore counties in the ke of hurricane matthew. federal disaster was declared for those counties to help local governments and victims of the massive flooding.have be for individual and public assistance. ere is still a long road of cleanup ahead for thousands of folks

it has not had a signature win under james franklin. they've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight would certainly fall into that category. a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play perhaps securing that breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's n >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: an o-line that had given u

it has not had a signature win under james franklin.y've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight would certainly fall into that category. a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away from perhaps securing that breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a whiteout night in happy valley. thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed w

franklin will meet penn state to lay well.also calling on the fans as well. >> white-out is awesome. 107,000 fans is awesome. at the end of the day, it comes down to execution. do the fans help? yes. is there excitement? no doubt about it. at the end of the day, it comes to what we do between. >> penn state, ohio state, top of the hour here on 6:00 action at 8:00, the lions 0 and 7 against a ranked team under james franklin. the owls are flying high. four of five with their biggest over south philly. temple is top of the conference in first place, coach matt rhule has temple running in the right direction. 319 yards rushing including two ten from soft more a career high from the kid from millville new jersey. owls put up nearly 50 points. here's a happy matt rhule this morning on temple football play book. >> we're in first placing we control our own destiny, if we continue to win, we have a chance to get back to where we were. i told the kids all our focus is on next week. if we don't win next we can, we lose control. cincinn

they take him to franklin, and the minute they get by franklin castle he disappears. and on the flip side, you have people who say they've seen an elderly gentleman on franklin that they'll bring to the cemetery because he says, "can you drive me to riverside? "i want to play with my little girl." so is he coming back to see his daughter, she was 15, they say it could have been complications due to diabetes, so there's no sinister history behind her, except for the fact that other children who have moved into the house in the '60's, '68 i believe, a family moved into the house, they were gonna make it a bed and breakfast, they kept asking their mom could they take a cookie up to the little girl upstairs who was crying. she was just crying, and they felt so bad. so emma has been seen in the house. we have the tiedemann's son, august, we have his wife, ella. ella survived august, and brought her second husband here, john clarke. what makes it really interesting is, ella goes back to her maiden name to be buried, but also her two children, carl and herbert, no mention of

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it happened near the steps of a home on franklin street around 10:00 last night. right now, police are looking for the shooter. >>> and we're following a developing story in boston where police say two officers have been shot and seriously wounded. the suspect who police say opened fire on them is dead. officers came under fire while responding to a report of a person with a gun late last night. police returned fire. one of the officers gravely wounded and is listed in crystal condition. officials say the second injured officer is expected to survive. >>> 5:02 to decision defense 16, happening today, donald trump's daughter and his running mate are going to be making campaign stops right here in our area. >> ahead, mike pence will make two stops before a dinner in bethlehem. and trump's daughter ivanka will campaign in the philadelphia suburbs, events in melville, drexel, drexel hill and ivyland. he's helping appeal to female voters. >>> and more on the campaign trail for donald trump. >> yeah, so far, four women have come out and publicly accused him of inappropr

overall it will look busy with not only the viz ability with all that fog in the ben franklin bridge but because of the construction. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha a series of scary clowns threatening violence on social media are targeting our local schools. >> philadelphia school district officials say they're taking the threat seriously. justin drabick tin fin search live at newman garretty high school. >> brook, jim, good morning, they'll resume class today and they will do so under the watchful eye of philadelphia police. let's get you now to the concern here at hand. the so-called scary clown threats are trending nationwide with suspicious clowns reported in the pottsville area. these school threats made on social media from accounts featuring clown imagery and now naming local public and private schools they mention neumann gerety by name in an attempt to scare of the philadelphia archdiocese is looking into this and working on safety plans with police. over the weekend the school district and police announced a joint investigation with homeland secure toy track down t

it has not had a signature win under james franklin. they've beaten the people they're supposed to beat. they have not beaten the teams they're not expected to beat. tonight would certainly fall into that category. a 20-point underdog at home, down 14 entering the fourth quarter. one defensive play away from perhaps securing breakthrough, landmark victory. fourth and 23. barrett. steps up. pressured again and dropped! and penn state is going to get their signature win on a thanks to special teams and a pass rush and just enough clutch offensive plays. >> kirk: it's garrett sickels and evan schwan. they have done it all night. coming off the edge. force j.t. barrett to step up into the pocket. and there's nowhere for him to go. >> chris: kirk, has the biggest surprise been to you, ohio state offensive line's inability to control penn state's front? >> kirk: yeah. yeah. and i think, you know, if you look at the last two weeks against indiana and wisconsin, i'm sure that's a big part of urban meyer and ed warinner's frustration. >> chris: