do you remember the front?pson: and they were operating with the acknowledgment of the thai government there on the border, right? >> thompson: did you meet with hoang co minh? >> thompson: our understanding is the front, that they had about 200 fighters on your border, and they made several attempts to get into vietnam through laos. >> thompson: more than that? >> thompson: do you think it's possible that the u.s. was supporting this group? >> thompson: these people had rocket launchers, assault rifles. where do you think those came from? do you think it was the u.s.? >> thompson: i wasn't going to get anything more concrete out of the prime minister general, but i find more traces of the front's presence here. a book by a former front soldier. the soldier's unwilling to go on camera, but he claims to have survived one of the front's failed missions. (computer dings) and his emails to me are full of fascinating detail. (phone dings) he says the front demanded total obedience. no one was allowed to leave the ba

method and what we're calling the up front method they don't call is that technically not an accrual system it is a lump sum given to the employee of the sick leave at the beginning of the year the employer provides 24 hours or 3 days up front at the beginning of year with no carry over to the next year required by a twenty-four hours then at the given of the next year this is what it looks like in any graphic form thank you for bearing with me with my hostile algebra so the twenty-four hours is provided up front at again, this is for a new employee and the soomgs this period of time is working full-time at the start twenty-four hours and spend it down this example the individual uses two days and uses a little bit more towards the end of the year and 6 hours of paid sick leave at the end of the year and then the employer just gives them the difference between the sick leave and the twenty-four hours to bump them up to the twenty-four hours for the beginning of the next year and state law allows you to define that is what we've heard about the up front method a lot of businesses have

we won't feel the full effects of the front until friday, though. the satellite and radar shows a rain/snow mix in a narrow line along the front to our west. when the front arrives locally, the system ll be warm enough for just a chance of rain---- snow. the stormcast hd shows the front stalled out to our west tonght, so we will stay on the warm side of it as some showers develop. tomorrow, the front will push through, with breezy winds continuing and a few dry, though. finally, as the front clears the area on friday, cooler weather will establish itself. and, this cooldown will last. ththrain forecast s sws less than 0.1" for most of siouxland, including sioux city. your forecast for toght is for a low of 58 and occasional light showers. breezy winds will continue. tomorrow, expect a high of 69 and a slight chance of showers. breezy winds will continue. the 7-day shows 50s and 60s until next wednesday, when another cold front will lead to a sunrise high of 45, then falling temperatures...and a chance of showers. fred: tim: jenna: (jenna) thank you,

along and ahead of the cold front until 11 pm for all of eastern iowa. some of the storms could have some gustyy wind and some hail. rain amounts will be less then 0.50" in most locations where rain falls. tonight will be cooler with a gusty northwest wind. highs friday will hover near 50 degrees with a nw wind at 10- 20 mph. saturday and sunday will be mostty sunny withhighs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. a boy who went missing while staying with family in rockford, illinois -- is now identified by police as the child whose body parts were found in a chicago lagoon. two-year-old kyrian knox went missing in august -- after his mother says she left him with her best friend's family. she says she was keeping kyrian with them for two weeks while she started her new job out of state. remains of a young child were found in the lagoon in sepepember -- and d-n-a testing confirmed they belonged to kyrian. police are still work0ing to find out how the boy made his way to chicago. the family of an unarmed man fatally shot by police is now filing a wrongul death laws

front member who spent years in prison.t a man in orange county over statement he made to "the l.a. times" calling for dialogue . -- would-be assassins name he agrees to meet me at a hotel just off the expressway. shop.came out of this >> we try to get them in the car but he snapped my hand like this. he goes like this. died.ght maybe he >> no regret, no remorse. this was not attempted murder for be tu, it was an act of war. >> be tu says he split from the group before the shooting. you were recruited to join the k9 organization, is that right? >> right, right. >> it was her understanding that k9 was a hits what or some kind of secret operations squad, is that right? >> exactly. a secret unit, yes. >> each chapter had a group that was in the k9, houston, orange county msn was a? is that right? >> could be, yes. >> dam phong nguyen plus family thinks he is criticizing the front and i got him killed. does that sound accurate to you? >> what i heard. that's what i heard many, many .imes from our people >> do you know the name

he's accused of stabbing and killing 29-year-old lynnsey donald - in front of her seven yeararold son... donald was stabbed as she was walking out of the marion hy-vee in the middle of the afternoon in april... kwwl's nikki newbrough was in cedar rapids where the defense "familly and friends testified today saying leurkensswasn't himself and he was depressed." stabbed his ex girlfriend lynnsey donald multiple times. but family and friends say weeks before this day, leurkens wasn't himself. his friend, ryan sprig testified saying he had heard leururns was depressed and drinking a lot. apartment to try and get him help. even threatening to call authorties for help "i don't know just scared,,he's my friend. i don't want him to and that's wasn't the person he used to know. "because that man right there, what he did was terrible, but shortly after luerkens wawabrought into the linn counn jail he was put on suicide watch. "because of the nature of the defendant's crime, the impuslivity of his actions, and also because he had harmed himself." "a forensic psychiattst also testified today and

the minor fire was reportedly inside the front end of the store. no one was hurt and there wasn't any serious damage. in a tv-9 follow-up this mornnng.. criminal ccmplaints dettil what led the university of iowa to release hawk alerts after several women say they were groped. police arrested 32- year-old adam weinstein wednesday. he faces one count of third dederee sexual abuse, four counts of assault with intent to commit sexual abuse, and three counts of third degree harassment. complaints filed by the university of iowa department of public safety show the first attack happened around 1:15 a-m on november tenth. documents say weinstein approached a woman at u-i- h-c and asked her to have sex. when she said o, he forcibly kissed her and put his hands down her pants. the next attack happened just before 3 a-m at the melrose avenue parking ramp, when documents say weinstein touched the inner thigigof a pprking cashiee. complaints show the next three attacks happened that afternoon. they happened again at u-i-h-c, outside the fieldldhouse and the ad

tomorrow the front will be down here. winds shift out of the north, the colder temperatures roll on in. satellite and radar, a couple of showers along the frondle -- frontal system, nothing too heavy. thisthis is the way the day plas out, 11:00 a.m., 60 degrees, limited sun, if you see it at all. 2:00 p.m., same thing. 5:00 p.m., 65 degrees is the forecasted high. maybe a couple of showers push through. if you're traveling there won't be any issues out here, but out west we could see heavier weather. atlanta in the clear, 72. chicago, 39. sun and clouds. dallas and boston, wet weather expected out there, there could delays, check ahead. i'll have another travel forecast in a few minutes, as well as our local forecast and rain. >> it's small business saturday, it is one day dedicated to local mom and pop shops. it's specifically for shoppers to fuel the local economy while knocking off items off their holiday gift lists. shortening meters will be free. small business saturday started five years ago to promote local busines

we are tracking a cold front forecast to move through the state thursday evening. scattered showers and isolated ststrms are expecteebetween 3 friday morning with a mostly sunny sky in the afternoon. temperatures will be the 60s one more time thursday before the cold front ushers in highs in the low 50s starting friday into the weekend. a gusty south wind through thursday switchess friday continues into saturdada.the sky will be mostly early friday morning with a northwest wind friday continues into saturday. a spillville man faces a number of charges tonight after a domestic disturbance call leads to a police chase. the winneshiek county sheriff says this man, 51-year old jeffrey kuennn, ran away froro them when they were called to a house where he was inside with a number of people, including a small child, while posessing a loaded handgun. he was eventually pulled over and was arrested. kwwl's ad hanson haaour story tonight from sppllville. (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "the streets of spillville pretty quiet tonight, but just about 12 hours ago, it was a complete

>> to make it happen, not typically running in front. hoping for 7, 8 laps, a caution will come out. they will pit with tires, gain track position when everybody else pit as well. >> rick: dakota armstrong up front. this is a bright spot for this team. they actually had a hauler incident on the way to texas, the rig pulling the hauler got in an accident. they had to get another rig to be able to pull that. we see the race lead going back to kyle larson. not seeing as much white smoke behind the 42 this time, a little as they exit turns. kyle larson and that tire rub may have gone away early this run. >> steve: manage the way he is driving the car. we talked about he had to follow corner. puts tremendous force into the tires. that made him rub the quarter panel that much harder. he is running by himself, doesn't have to push. let the car go where it wants. doesn't have to pinch it off like he does when they're alongside. >> steve: they work at that strategy, gain some distance back. kevin harvick trying to stay close enough to attack with

kevin harvick in front of brad keselowski. do we see these teams come to pit road after we have just been on pit road. kevin harvick was there on lap 160. so 18 laps, will they all be on pit road again? >> jeff: i think you pit, do four tires. remember, this track is hard on tires. you lose a lot of speed from first to tenth lap. i think everybody pits. >> rick: driver and crew chief agreeing once again. >> steve: doesn't happen often, but we did it. >> rick: nascar playoffs continue tomorrow in sprint cup series racing, presented by nexium. will it be a nonchaser gets the win in texas? >> jeff: no way to pretend to predict the chaos we could see. the pressure so high. seven guys that understand. jeff gordon is it. there's only three more spots available. what are they going to do. what opportunity will they create for themselves to guarantee a spot at homestead. >> rick: who will have the best already in a hole, having to dig out of that hole. curt kurt busch. >> jeff: pit road was not open. >> rick: the 42 of kyle larson did

kevin harvick in front of brad keselowski. do we see these teams come to pit road after we have just been on pit road. kevin harvick was there on lap 160. so 18 laps, will they all be on pit road again? >> jeff: i think you pit, do four tires. remember, this track is hard on tires. you lose a lot of speed from first to tenth lap. i think everybody pits. >> steve: i agree. >> rick: driver and crew chief agreeing once again. >> steve: doesn't happen often, but we did it. >> rick: nascar playoffs continue tomorrow in sprint cup series racing, presented by nexium. will it be a nonchaser gets the win in texas? >> jeff: no way to pretend to predict the chaos we could see. theressure so high. seven guys that understand. jeff gordon is it. there's only three more spots available. what are they going to do. what opportunity will they create for themselves to guarantee a spot at homestead. >> rick: who will have the best opportunity, guys that are already in a hole, having to dig out of that hole. cu kurt busch. >> jeff: pit road was no

late will s a that front move through the area. this will overnight with a few rumbles of thunder and rain fo thursday. this front will also bring us the chance of seeing slowly falling temperatures throughout the afternoon. heading into weekend, we should see plenty of sunshine, but temperatures will stay pretty close to normal for this time of year with highs staying in the 50's friday and saturday.>> 3 3 finally tonight, check this out. 3 a sesame street staple celebrated his birthday today. cookie monster will only say he turned "40-something" today. he says chocolate chip cookies are his favorite, followed by oatmeal. the blue, googly-eyed monster says he's struggling to control his love for sweet treats. lately, he's been promoting *healthier* eating... saving cookies as just a "sometimes" food. cookie monster has been a regular r sesame street since the late 19-60's.

the north and northwest along the front. as we zoom out to midwest temperatures, we can clearly see much cooler weather behind the front. rapid city has 41! we won't feel the full effects of the front's cooling until friday, though. the satellite and radar shows a rain/snow mix in a narrow line along the front to our west. when the front arrives locally, the system will be warm enough for just a chance of rain--no snow. but here's something you don't see very often in november--a marginal risk of severe weather for far southern and eastern siouxland and beyond. wind damage would be the main threat with any storms that become severe. the stormcast hd shows the front stalled out to our west tonght, so we will stay on the warm side of it as some showers develop. tomorrow, the front will push through, with breezy winds continuing and a few more showers. most of the day will be dry, though. finally, as the front clears the area on friday, cooler weather will establish itself. and, this cooldown will last. the rain forecast shows

behind our rain a cold front is going to drive temps into the chilly 40s this evening and then 50s for the highs tomorrow. we are going to stay dry but in the 50s through the weekend. next week starts on a positive note with a few highs in the 60s, but after that rain and another cold front will knock us back to the 50s and 40s. elias: let's get into the top five this morning.... elias: the family of 28 year old ryan bollinger has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against des moines police. in june bollinger was shot by officer vanessa miller. the des moines police chief found officer miller justified in her actions, and a grand jury did not indict her. she remains on personal leave sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: the campus of university of california merced went on lockdown wednesday when a man stabbed five students. two of the victims were airlifted to a hospital ...the others treated on campus. the suspect was shot and killed. officials haven't released a motive, and it's not known what relationship, if any, existed between the attacker and the victims. elias:

we're in the high 60s, the front cools us down. the temperatures are still above average by tomorrow morning and by the afternoon we'll see the highs in the 0 40s and low 50s. 635 in philadelphia. that's outrageous, we should not be anywhere near that. enjoy it. dover, 66. cape may, 63. overnight tonight, cloudy skies, after midnight we'll see occasional rain or drizzle developing. reading, 39. philadelphia, 46 that's close to the normal high for this time of the year. millville, 46. cape may, on the boards in atlantic city, 50 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, morning showers for sunday, otherwise it's cloudy giving way to sun, 52. monday is cooler, increasing clouds, 50. tuesday and wednesday, both look wet at this point, 57 and 55. thursday and friday, sun and clouds, 52 and 48 degrees. next weekend at this point looks dry, as well. >> we would like to remind everyone when it snows this year you were the guy who brought all this. >> reporter: that's right, remember what's going on right now. >> we'll try. >>

front. it is mild relatively speaking. this time of morning we should be in the 20s and 30s to the north an across south jersey, we won't go too much higher because of the clouds and scattered showers pushing west to east. here's future tracker we set it in motion for you, this is the heavier stuff from south jersey and delaware stretching from southern ocean county to salem county and new castle county and delaware down to the baltimore and washington, d.c. metro area. some of this is coming down steadily. it is moving along quickly and it should be out of here in the next couple of hours. forecast for today, we'll leave the chance of showers through midday or so. we'll see the clouds break for sunshine, not a bad day, 54 degrees is the forecasted high. we have several more chances of rain in the forecast followed by another warmup. guys. >> this is one of the busiest travel day of the year, close to 50 million people making their way home from thanksgiving getaways, the largest numbers sin

there's the front right there. it pushed through the western portions of the keystone state this morning. 33 in pittsburgh. same number for buffalo and binghamton. we're showing 52, but that number will drop as the day wears on. here's the cold stuff across the great lake states, 11 degrees in chicago. that's not driving south and east, it's pushing this way. it will be a quick shot warming up on the front range. by the time we get into tuesday and wednesday we'll see a nice warm up with high temperatures in time 60s. major hubs look quiet. 52 in philadelphia. logan 46. or lands doe -- orlando, 68 and atlanta, 38 degrees. the giants have the week off, the eagles have their eye on the redskins and the buccaneers their opponent at the linc. jeff skeverski has more on the nfc fight in sports. >> reporter: let's be honest the eagles don't look like a playoff team, but boy that could all change this afternoon at home against tampa bay. if the eagles win and the redskins lose, eagles will be tied for firms. talk about a

we'll see the small wave of low pressure ride the front as the front sweeps through. that means there could be a period of rain for the jersey shore between lunchtime and 3:00. philadelphia staying cloudy northwestern suburbs breaking clouds to sunshine. 8:00 a.m., clouds and sun, temperatures steady holding at 50. 2:00 p.m., 52 degrees. 5:00 p.m., 46 degrees coming down from a high of 52. from this line east you'll see wet weather, from dennisville to mays landing east of hammonton, from that line east expect showers, everybody west of the line, you'll be dry for the majority of the afternoon. when i come back we'll talk about the big warmup in time for thanksgiving. >> happening today, runners sweating it out in the philadelphia marathon. the 26.2-mile course will be surrounded by increased security, that's in reaction to the paris terror attacks not any known threats here at home. fueling up for the marathon means having a good meal. jeff chirico has more on that. >> they are serving up and chowing down at 1th and filbert, the restaurant packed with runners fueling

we won't feel the full effects of the front's cooling until friday, though. the satellite and radar shs a rain/snow mix in a narrow line along the front to our west. when the front arrives locally, the system will be warm enough for just a chance of rain--no snow. the stormcast hd shows the front stalled out to our west nght, so we will stay on the warm side of it as some showers develop. tomorrow, the front will,push through, with breezy winds continuing and a few more showers. most of the day will be dry, though. finally, as the front clears the area on friday, cooler weather will establish itself. and, this cooldown will last. the rain forecast shows less than 0.1" for most of siouxland, including sioux city. your fofocast for tonight is for a low of 58 and occasional light showers. breezy winds will continue. tomorrow, expect a high of 69 and a slight chance of showers. breezy winds will continue. the 7-day shows 50s and 60s until next wednesday, when another cold front will lead to a sunrise high of 45, then falling temperatures...and a chance of showers

first we have a warm front.ont is right around the border of north and south carolina. this is what will be lifting through tomorrow. then there's a cold front especially cold enough for some snow across parts of the midwest. we will not be getting the snow but we will be getting the rain for the next two days. so, future tracker really times it out. by midnight the steady rain is here generally on the light side. it will be here for your morning commute. so, good idea to allow extra time. of course tune into "action news" beginning at 4:30. that will slow things down. then we get a bit of a lull in the action late on tuesday. a lot of clouds a-few showers but not widespread rain. but then as we head into wednesday this is when it does get wet. so, the school day forecast tomorrow, morning rain as the kids get on the school bus. tapering off to afternoon drizzle. at 7 o'clock 49 degrees. by noon, 53. and by 4 o'clock, 56 degrees so that warm front will deliver warmer air and then here comes the soaking on wednes

this front should generate some rain for us late thursday into thursday night. while a shower may linger through sunrise in our eastern counties on friday, this system will largely be gone and off to the east. it'll be much cooler too, with highs of only 50-55. enjoy your 3 newcomers and 1 incumbent are banding together after their wins for the iowa city council seats. they are calling themselves the core 4. for the city council at large seats, jim throgmorton and rockne cole pulled in the most votes. throgmorton had the most at 33 percent and cole at 27. they beat out tim conroy and incumbent michelle payne. and in district a, pauline taylor sealed her spot with 55 percent of the votes. while in district c john thomas narrowly beat scott mcdonough at 52-48. the core four say they ran together as a slate focused on being inclusive and fair. they watched the results come in last night at the sanctuary in iowa city. they say they make the iowa city council a truly progressive group. incoming member rockne cole says they won't waste any time getting right to work.

he's accused of stabbing and donald - in front of her seven year old son... was walking out of the marion hy-vee in the middle of the afternoon in april... the first murder in years. kwwws hillary maain was at thh witnesses say luerkins stabbed himself too. months after that fatal stabbing the trial finally started today... with several witnesses recounting the events of the murder. (sot. cg: hy-vee employee) "there was a man knelt down on the grood over a womann she was laying thereelifeless, and he was just stabbing stabbing in a busy hy-vee parking lot in april... suspect nicholas luerkens is finally being tried this wek. five witnesses spoke and recounted the disturbing story. (sot. cg: hy-vee employee) "i encountered a woman covered in blood with shoes around her in the parking lot wounds in her body." severalwitnesses all said they heard screaming and expletives before actually arriving on the scene. luerkens began trying to stab hmself once people arrived... and some witnesses tried to convince him "i just kind of ttckled him. thh knife went one way, a

of the front. when those two air masses collide, that is the frontal boundary. >> ah, see? nothing wrong with the warm side. that's my favorite side. >> put that in chapter 2 of your weather book. >> it will be short. going to be a pamphlet. >> i blame the jetstream, as always. >> exactly. >>> all right. talk about where we are at. 64 degrees yesterday. starting off this morning with mid-to-upper 50s right now. the skies were pretty nice when the sun came up this morning. but there are a lot of clouds out there. most of the day will be spent with mostly cloudy conditions. now, winds right now out of the southwest and the west. so that allows the temperatures to go above average for this time of year and starting the day with the upper 50s is quite comfortable. 10-mile-per-hour winds out there. 72% humidity. pressure is falling ahead of the front. we will see if we can get everybody to 60 degrees. it looks probable. 48 in monticello. everybody hills pushing the upper 50s. here is what the front look

police say she stepped right in front of a car... she was on her way to a bus stop -- and was heading to pizza hut -- where she worked for 29 years. a former associate athletic director at the university of iowa files a discrimination lawsuit against the school... jane meyer filed a suit claiming the athletic director gary barta tried to derailler career..... meyer wawa removed from her duties in december of last year -- nearly a week later she was brought back on to a position "well beneath her experience and pay grade" according to her attorney. in waterloo...none of the candidates recieved more than 50 percent of the vote. the most votes -- councilman quentin hart and former mayor tim hurley three people on yesterday's ballot the top two, school board member jim brown and current mayor jon crews will go head to head next month. kwwl's nikki newbrough is live in downtown waterloo. nikki these election results aren't surprising. wixh five candidates in waterloo and three in cedar falls, it would have b ben tough for somemee to get t

we are in between the front. so, the front is to our west. we are still 64. winds are calm. they will pick up. westerly, then you know the front has gone through. so, cooler, cheering, breezy tonight. nothing crazy cold. bus stop temperatures 41-52. and again, that is about 6:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. breezy and cool tomorrow. then, breezy and chilly on saturday for the terps graham. terps game. general low clear unless you are in st. charles county. now, still mild, too. 10:00, walk the dog without anything in terms of a heavy jacket. 55, 54, and 54 also in fairfax. now, by morning we will fall into the 40s. now, 43, 44, about 44 in buoy and mitchellville. at 9:00, we are in the 40s, the temperatures do not go up much tomorrow. notice the winds, air owes, that is the direction of the winds, a factor. 10-15. by lunchtime, you walk to lunch. temperatures in the lower 50s. bundle up. falling quickly. >> sunny, full sun, 52 at 11:00, 54 at 1:00 p.m. saturday, chilly but nice. clouds coming if late in the day with the next front. 52. that front will drop the temperatures farther.

warm front is coming in first and a cold front will be behind it and together they will bring messy weather again. day number 3 of wet weather in the area but this is the last one so showers come rumanian the middle of the day, really light stuff out there right now but heavier stuff comes through this afternoon and get out of here this evening, high temperatures 60 today, 67 tomorrow, windy, fairly windy friday, breezy saturday, keeping sunshine around all the way into next week but there are headlines and dollars on the myfoxny.com weather apps, download at the apple itunes store and google play store, is free and works well. let's see what we have with our commute, we are getting a little deeper into it, what we have? ines: not bad out there. conn things are fine on 95, no issues for the westchester, fine on the merritt parkway. new jersey commute looking good, parkway no problems towards the driscoll's bridge, local express lanes, let's see how things are moving on the bronx parkway by 230 third street, no problems on the southbound side. northbound or cross county parkway you are fine.

we will start with a little bit of rain as the front kicks in. through the day look for moderate to heavy rain and even a few t-storms, but the biggest story i think is going to be the winds, which at time wednesday afternoon into the evening could gust up to 60mph at times. we will continue to see rain into the early evening, and at that time we will be seeing temperatures cooling off pretty quickly and that could lead to a few snowflakes mixing in with the rains. little to no accumulation is expected as ground temperatures will still be too warm. for thursday and friday, look for mostly sunny skies but the winds will stay pretty strong, and the temperatures pretty cool.>> 3 3 with veteran's day upon us tomorrow.... today the international association of fire fighters honored their members who've seseed... or who are serving their country. 3 siouxland news reporter jaclyn driscoll was there. 3 with the veteran's bridge as the perfect backdrop, iaff local 7 recognized veterans and active duty military who still currently serve their "collectively

the other benefactor could be the national front. why? because this is, again, islamist terrorists, and the national front has been say we should do more to fight them. there's also this added element that some of the attackers seemingly went into europe through greece, so there is a link with the refugee crisis. again, this is something that the national front had been agitating about for months. so right now we see a poll, especially in the southeast region, showing that the national front candidate, marion le pen, is gaining ground and is clearly ahead of her two patters -- of her two competitors. if the previous attacks are any indication, and the national front, scored its best score ever. so we could see a repeat of this. but also maybe progress for the .ocialists the clear favorites are worried because they see their two competitors rising in the polls. obviously we will see what happens. there are still two weeks and made things could happen, but right now this is what we're looking at. genie: thanks for that. you will be staying

behind the cold front temperatures, but breezy conditions. winds will be out of the north today at 15 to 20 mph, with gusts 25 plus. the weekend is dry and temperatus will remain in the upper 30s. the workweek brings more chances for snow. thanks brititey. malls, stores, and shoppers have been preparing for this day for quite some tiie. black friday is part of the holiday weekend for many as they try to get the best sales and deals possible. kcrg-tv9's iowa city bureau chief mark carlson is live at coral ridge mall this morning. mark, people thehee don't have to waii outside for stores to open? 135.8 million americans plan to shop on thanksiving weekend nearly 60 percent of started chchcking items offftheir lists by thehemiddle of last week, but millions more are eagerly waiting to hear what retailers have in store - and online - for the biggest holiday shopping weekend of the year. nrf's latest survey finds that 135.8 million.& consumers plan to shop thanksgiving weekend and nearlrl 80 percent oo holiday shoppers - 183.8 million people - pla

front moves out of the bay area.usts escal s accelerating, 30 to 40 miles per hour plus on the coast. these will be the locations, through 10:00 tomorrow night. we'll see the strongest wind gusts along the seashore during the day tomorrow. some rain to start the day. around lunchtime that should be the transition away from the showers. blustery temperatures out there. highs upper 50s to near 60 in san jose. north bay kind of a cool day with rain at times. isolated thunder possible early in the day. things dry out as we head towards the afternoon. active tonight into tomorrow. windy to finish the weekend. our skies clear, temperatures climb up toward monday, tuesday. pretty active right now. notice the extended forecast. aside from the storm tonight and sunday all the way into next weekend if you're making plans, things are looking dry. high pressure takes hold. any chances of showers after tonight's storm system should stay off to the north bay as we head towards next weekend. tonight a lot of gusty wind and heavy ra

this is the cold front right in here and that front is pushing this way toward us and along the front, we're getting showers hand thunderstorms. but the thunderstorms, the severe weather is in the deep south. that's the part of the front that will not be ours from this storm system. so let's talk what we are going to get. essentially, you'll see a lot of clouds rolling on in here in futurecast and the clouds come with a couple of sprinkles starting to show up especially back here through western massachusetts hand that's something important to note. through the morning drive, when shiri takes over at 4:00 a.m., won't be much, if any in the way of showers to have to track on through here, but the showers will start to appear if western massachusetts, through the morning commute. i expect very few of you to have to deal with any kind of sprinkles at all for your morning drive. low temperatures in the 30's and 40's in the morning. that's what i mean by the temperature not dropping much more from where it is now. winds are shifting to the southeast. warmer air direction in combination wit

there's still a front that has to come ahead of that front, more warm air. how high temperatures will get tomorrow, the records we're likely to hit and when the showers with the front will arrive for your evening friday. >> tonight, the f.b.i. is looking for answers in the death of a manchester woman. >> elizabeth: agents could be seen all day long going inch by inch through the crime scene where denise robert was killed. we even saw them using metal detectors. fox 25 news's bob ward joins us now with more on this new search. bob? >> it has been more than two months since degrees robert was killed, the 62-year-old was shot on august 30th. it was still summer then, but shorter, winter is. cog and her murder still remains unsolved. sky fox high above manchester, new hampshire today. agents arrived about 7:00 a.m. this morning and at around 8:00 a.m., they began searching the grounds of homes within a block of where robert was found. several streets were shut down work. f.b.i. agents using metal detectors, trying to find clues, they searched the ground, they me

so we're going to be looking at that front pushing through and ahead of the front we warm the 77. we break the record high for the date and then tomorrow we see the gradual cooldown and clouds and sun we're at 65 degrees. so 77 we love the 7s. and it's going to be a shower this evening by 7:00. then tonight we start to clear out and the low is 59. tomorrow we have clouds and breaks of sun and it's breezy. we're looking at 65 degrees. here's your accuweather seven day forecast. well, no bitter cold on the horizon anytime soon. we're looking at sunshine sunday 57. and we're in the 60s next week. no 50s. 60s. next week. >> wow. all right. >> this time last year, the temperature by i believe was 25 a couple of days during the day. >> you are kidding me? >> have to remember that one. the third coldest winter on word. >> eww. >> hey heather by the way, somebody has a class reunion this weekend. >> ooh. >> yeah. not me. do i have a class reunion? i hope not. >> lori doesn't. >> thank you bill. >> 21-year-old is going to be walking in amongst some slightly older people. >> yeah. >> all ri

the cold front... look what happens of what happens with our futurecast model data as the cold front pushes toward us. now, i would say they're gone be a few more showers along the front than we're seeing here but watch it closely, we'll be region during the afternoon and evening tomorrow, especially during that evening commute time. behind that front, most of us clear out. the front stalls down in here. that allows the clouds to start to work back in along the front on saturday but not much in the way of showers. shower threat would be only south coastal massachusetts and into the islands during the daytime hours on saturday, and all of us will clear out saturday night into sunday. so hour by hour overnight, the rainshower threat out on hyannis and cape cod right now, is what you're seeing. mostly cloudy all night long, temperature 65 by 11:00 in the morning, even with the winds off of the water there, going to 68 in boston and staying dry all hours. in worcester, staying dry and into the morning hour

this front should generate some rain for night. while a shower may linger through sunrise in our eastern counties on friday, this system will largely be gone and off to the east. it'll be much cooler too, with highs of only 50-55. enjoy your day! a couple of airlines are bumping up prices for bags in the overhead. they plans to raise prices for carryons starting for thanksgiving travel through the holiday season. that's coming up in today's america's money. 20-16 g-o-p hopefuls are pulling out their boxing gloves as they try to narrow down the field. and hillary clinton is taking swipes at some g-o-p front-runners as a new poll shows how she would do against potential republican rivals. abc's lana zak has the latest. republican presidential hopeful donald trump thinks its time for republicans to coalesce around a few candidates. 7. soundbite donald trump, republican presidential hopeful: "do i think it's time to have some of the other republican candidates drop out? yes. they're too many people." but with ben carson's popularity su

. >> i saw him come back and he was standing out front on the street staring at her front door and i said "what are you doing?" and he put his head down and walked away. >> makes people feel as though it's their house. >> melissa leukin is director of cora, a women's shelter in san mateo county. she can't say if colleen straw was a client but knows she's not to blame. >> it's easy to blame the victim for returning to the batterer and it's important to remember that someone chose to take someone's life. >> anthony corenchick is considered armed and dangerous. >> a well-known san francisco police officer was arrested and is suspected of crashing into two people in a hit-and-run at broadway and montgomery street at 2:20. police said officer chris coors was off duty when he hit a pedestrian sending one into the air. police said coors, seen in this photo here, left his car and took off running. both victims have serious injuries and coors now faces felony charges. last year, if he looks familiar, it's because he made national headlines. people called him the hot cop of castro. more than 5

here comes the front. that's all you are really going to notice is maybe a wind shift as the front comes in and cooler air to make it cooler tonight and tomorrow. then eventually clouds increase on wednesday from the west. so it's nice and warm today at 65 degrees coming out a little back door cold front because it's unusual it comes from north south rather than most of our weather which generally comes from the west to east. here's that front and all that rain for tomorrow. that's in the ohio valley for chicago minneapolis and st. paul. that comes to us on thursday so much cooler day tomorrow and this high slides eastward and here's another nice day on wednesday. plenty of sun today. warmer at 65 degrees. tonight partly cloudy, much cooler the cool air coming in from the north and south and tomorrow it's a much cooler day. plenty of sunshine and the high of 52 degrees. here's your weather forecast sunshine on wednesday clouds increase late in the day rainy windy on thursday and a rumble of thunder on thur

another unseasonably warm day but that cold front moves through late day.ringing our temperatures down by sunday afternoon we'll talk about what high temperatures to expect for the last dave our holiday weekend and we do have several rain chances and they do start tomorrow. we'll talk about the timing of that rain coming up in just a couple of minutes. >>> lauren, see you in a little bit thank you. it has been a long and busy dave shopping in our region for black friday. crowds have been piling into area malls of outlets all day for the biggest shopping day of the year. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt reports from cherry hill. >> reporter: black friday 2015 is in the books. and shoppers tell "eyewitness news" it's definitely one to remember. >> well, this was the first time i actually had a chance to ever do it because i always worked on black friday, so i said, well a i'm going to go out and today see what all the hoopla was about. >> reporter: tense of thousands poured in and out of cherry hill mall. thanksgiving night and all day friday starting i

the attack happened in front of shoppers and donald's seven year old son. one marion police officer told the jury about the evidence found in the hy-vee parking lot, including the knife. marion police also found luerken's journal that had a "to-do" list and on that list were several references to killing lynnsey. one detective read portions of that journal. there's another two lines with something written in between...contact apartment contract cancel contract below that once again life with an exclamation point police also found text messages between the victim and defendant with the final one from donald saying... quote... "no i'm done." but the defense argued that overuse of anti-depressant medication may have made luerkens more prone to violence. a former university of iowa athletic official has filed a gender and sexual orientation discrimination lawsuit against the school. former senior associate athletic director jane meyer says athletic director gary barta attempted to derail her career by demoting her last year. attorneys say the school reassigned

you can see the 17-year-old crossing in front of van dyke's s- u-v.. carrying what appears to be a knife? 30 seconds after spotting the teen? the policeman gets out of the car and shoots the fleeing teen 16 times in 15 second?we will not show you the entire video.. we are also learning more about van dyke's past with the police department.. according to civilian watchdog group invisible institute- citizens filed at least 20 complaints against him since he joined the force in 2001. including allegations of using excessive force and racial slurs. but so far van dyke was not disciplined. abc news has confirmed 18 complaints.president obama weighing in overnight? posting on facebook ? i was deeply disturbed by the footage?and i'm grateful to the people of my hometown for keeping protests peaceful. nats: shut it down!! the video sent shockwaves across chicago? demonstrators took to the streets last night. some were arrested for ripping lights off a city christmas tree. and now they are vowing to disrupt holiday shopping many are critical of local authoritie

late wednesday into thursday we will see a that front move through the area. this will bring us a chance of showers overnight with a few rumbles of thunder and rain for thursday. this front will also bring us the chance of seeing slowly falling temperatures throughout e afternoon. heading into weekend, we should see plenty of sunshine, but temperatures will stay pretty close to normal for this time of year with highs staying in the 50's friday and saturday.>> 3 last night, we told y ou about el nino, and all three phases of this weather phenomenon. 3 tonight at 10, we'll show you a special report about the powerful and catastrophic effects of el nino, and how itit could affect us in sisixland, his winter season. 3 "during el nino the trade winds can cut off or even reverse, causing warm water to slosh back to our side of the pacific ocean"our own meteorologist cat taylor will explain part two of hererspececl report on the el nino phenomenon... coming up tonight on siouxland news at ten here on kmeg 14. 3 a siouxland man has won a half-million dollar prize in t

this front should generate some rain for us late thursday into thursday night. while a shower may linger through sunrise in our eastern counties on friday, thissystem will largely be gone and off to the east. 'll be much cooler too, with highs of only 50-55. enjoy your ythanks kaj. 3 newcomers and 1 incumbent are banding together after their wins for the iowa city council seats. they are calling themselves the core 4. for the city council at large seats, jim throgmorton and rockne cole pulled in the most votes. throgmorton had the most at 33 percent and cole at 27. they beat out tim conroy and incumbent michelle payne. and in district a, pauline taylor sealed her spot with 55 percent of the votes. while in district c john thomas narrowly beat scott mcdonough at 52-48. the core four say they ran together as a slate focused on being inclusive and fair. they watched the results come in last night at the sanctuary in iowa city. they say they make the iowa city council a truly progressive group. incoming member rockne cole says they won't waste any time getting right

behind the cold front not only comes cooler temperatures, but breezy conditions. winds will be out of the north @oday at 15 to 20 mph, with gusts 25 plus. the weekend is dry and temmeratures will remain in the upper 30s. e workweek brings more chances for snow. thanks britley. today millions of peoeoe across the country will be getting up early to take advantage of those black friday deals. and most people are lining up hours in advance to make sure they get what they want. kcrg-tv9's iowa city burru chief mark carlson is live at coral ridge mall this morning. mark, how much longer do shoppers have to wait before doors open? well ashl, they still have 2 and a half hours until e store doors open. but many type of dedication you need to get the best deal today. 135.8 million americans plan to shop on thanksgiving weekend nearly 60 percent ofholiday shoppers s ad already started checking iiems f their lists by the middle of last week, but millions more are eagerly waiting to hear what retailers have in store - and online - for the biggest holiday shopping weekend of