in the case of fulton, george c. marshall has already made it clear -- he is back from china -- that this is not going to be something that the united states will invent for europe. he wants the europeans themselves to take an ownership in and it he later on acknowledges the importance of the zurich speech in his own thinking. so, again, a trail is ignited which leads, as i say, ultimately to the marshall plan. there is one other player in this. who funds the european coal and steel community. he is a very small man. charge of the economic plan for the reconstruction of france. he goes along to see the germans. .e was never intimidated france cannot be economically restored without u.s. credits. and there will be no u.s. credits unless we change our policy towards germany. so on both sides of the atlantic something quite new is beginning to come into view. i mentioned -- now let me turn -- i mentioned money. now let me turn to degaulle in terms of relations with the europeans. he spends a lot of were sitting in londo

fulton, and its impact on the world, but particularly for europe. he goes back to britain, and loses the election, and his periods of depression have already been referred to today and he called them his black dog mood, and after he has lost the election, that dog has him by the throat and he cannot throw off the mood. and he is so depressed that he says to his doctor, it would have been better if, like fdr, i had died. and then he says again a little later, the flies are gathering on the corpse. and what has really worried him -- and he expressed this -- he would be at these great altitude in which he could both see and help shape the world and now suddenly he pulled to the ground. with the ever be able to shape events and have influence in the world again? and then as you all know, he was down at chapel, and this letter is put in front of him. and superficially there's nothing very unusual about the letter. it is from a college he probably at that stage had not heard of, westminster college, fulton, missouri, and it invites him to come and receive

or go down fulton and left on hyde. are there things we can do as enhance ment to the project to make those crossings safer and to make that feel better? perhaps we can daylight those intersections. perhaps there is something we can do to make the walk feel-if you come out the side door on to fulton you go a block and a half to that stop. other things we can do to make the block and a half feel more welcoming and more accommodating. >> fulton and hyde had the cross walk upgraded and exploring daylighting. there are bulb-out installations as hyde and mcallister and can upgrade the cross walks there to the high visibility continental cross walks >> can i call out the other issue as a safety? not just these traffic conjungz but activity safety issue on the blocks. that is the issue. if yoi have gotten off on the block there- >> perhaps we can work with dpw to take a look at there sidewalk lighting in the area because looking at it on the google maps earth view, i know there are those fikes trees that can probably make that

there's the cover of "the fulton sun." he spoke at westminster college, and has spoken from the podium at the university of zurich. so i can't think of any one better to speak about churchill to this largely north american audience. thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. it's all very well being compared to churchill in this sort of way, but it can lead to rather frightening questions. for example, when i was last week in fulton, missouri, and i spoke in the gymnasium where churchill spoke, but before that, we took questions from 13-year-old children who had packed into that remarkable church. this is the church that was totally destroyed by the luftwaffe in 1940 and moved across the atlantic and fulton, missouri. and any way, we were in this church, and taking questions. one little boy had his hand up straight away, very urgent, very urgent. so i went to him, and i said, now, what is your question? and he had several different papers in front of him and seemed very self-absorbed putting this ques

fulton to 90 looks fine. here is another view of 77 just to check in here. grand avenue no issues. one lonely car there.

links to our sister institutions in britain and fulton will provide an amazing opportunities to sharing exhibitions and events. in short, nclc will be the epicenter for all churchill related activities in the united states. finally, churchillians throughout north america will have their permanent home. not only one link to the historical venue of fulton but situated here in the very heart of the most important of the world's capitals. this new home, our home, adjacent to foggy bottom state department is only a few minutes' walk from the white house where i am happy to say much of my bust of churchill continues to stand as it has now for the last 50 years into the private quarters of the first family. now, this is not the end. it's not even the beginning of the end. but it is perhaps after nearly a 50-year start the end of the beginning. at long last we now have the tools to do the job, and must look to the future. our plan said that one of those big ideas that churchill understood could completely captivate the names -- the minds of the market people and bring out their creative and ene

and then the car to fulton. i want to recommend because i'm betting most of you have never been in fulton. it's a little out of the way. i strongly recommend you go. it is a wonderful visit, very peaceful, small town, small campus with that christopher church totally reconstructed having to destroy during the war. that's why you need to do two things if you go to fulton. again this is not washington. for a moment i have a podium upstairs, the christopher redone and i was there luckily once when the oregon was playing and you could really imagine it back at its original london location. and then downstairs, very spectacular church hill museum dramatically redone five or six years ago now well worth it. all right. so he comes four times to see true man, three times to see eyesen hour, i mentioned the first trip to see true man. they have a brief meeting in blair house, not because he's unimportant, but although he is out of power, as he was in 46, but because the white house was being rebuilt and the troou man's l

links to our sister institutions in britain and fulton will provide an amazing opportunities to sharing exhibitions and events. in short, nclc will be the epicenter for all churchill related activities in the united states. finally, churchillians throughout north america will have their permanent home. not only one link to the historical venue of fulton but situated here in the very heart of the most important of the world's capitals. this new home, our home, adjacent to foggy bottom state department is only a few minutes' walk from the white house where i am happy to say much of my bust of churchill continues to stand as it has now for the last 50 years into the private quarters of the first family. now, this is not the end. it's not even the beginning of the end. but it is perhaps after nearly a 50-year start the end of the beginning. at long last we now have the tools to do the job, and must look to the future. our plan said that one of those big ideas that churchill understood could completely captivate the names -- the minds of the market people and bring out their creative and ene

and you laughed at fulton aims with the use of secret police and gestapo but not land. it was not their intention but to get done what they are trying to get done. said he thought it was a disaster. he got eat by allied. he won and he nearly one in election and 15. he won by a little in fifth in one and in both of those elections he compared the ultimate consequences of socialism to bolshevism, which is of course the totalitarian theme of the day by 50 and 51. so yeah, i think it was a mistake. the labour party as not so much a socialist party as it used to be back then. maybe they get some agreement with churchill about that. >> when he gave the so-called speech at westminster college in 1946, what was he doing? was he in the wilderness? >> u.s. he'd only met. truman once. in the middle of the conference, the votes are counted for the 45 election and adlai took over for him. an enormous change happened in world affairs between july 1945 in february 1946 in the truman administration. because the truman administration made a decision they very much had not thought to tru

fultoner, fulton -- at he was a winner both as the greatest dignitary ever to visit the small school and as the formulator of the most important -- of the emerging cold war. surveying the world scene he accused the soviet union of bringing an iron curtain down across europe and all but announced the disintegration of the alliance. the speech generated a backlash in some who had not given up on the u.s.-soviet relationship. most notably from walter. it also threw out a perspective already in the process of adoption by americans most formidable diplomats, dean -- ons in, george f kennan most importantly, it spoke to and reinforced truman's own instincts. and, in britain, it provided backing for the viewpoint and labor foreign secretary -- of the labour foreign secretary. the cold war would have come about without this, of course, but it gave it clarity and immediately and set the stage for truman's decision a year later to throw a lifeline to greece and turkey as both of those nations raised soviet pressure. soviet pressure. for the rest it became the emblematic phrase of the cold war.

the northbound lanes fulton to 90 still a three minute commute. let's pull up all the different cameras, all flowing just fine. >>> a former euclid middle school basketball coach is charged with several counts of sexual misconduct and will be in court today. he is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 14- year-old girl last year. at about the same time he system. >> we are taking a closer look at the issues as election day approaches. voters in cleveland will decide whether to improve an income tax psychiatries. issue 32 doesn't just officer cleveland residents but anyone that works in the city. if you make $50,000 a year, to put this in perspective, you will pay an extra $250. >>> an ohio man was able to survive for days after being trapped in a serious car crash. >> the driver was found days after this accident. a dead deer on the road led highway workers to a car hidden in the woods. the car missed a curb, hit a tree and landed in a digit. the investigators say he was alert when he was taken to the hospital despite being trapped in the

that new fulton. and this is where like peter i had this personal story that animated me and in my case but i discovered is my grandfather's motivation for becoming the second most prolific lobotomized in history was a deeply personal one. his wife, my grandmother was mentally ill and she was institutionalized in some of the famous islands that he applied his straight man. and on this personal quest and a cure for his own wife's madness. if he was an assertion he'd an auto mechanic. he spent as weekends out of the garage bay in the mobil station in downtown hartford. weekends he was bent at the mobil station working on whatever hot new sports car he had. and he actually had a lot of the tools he worked with, he developed and would incorporate them into the aware. and they used used on cars because he saw that they had utility player. but this is a very strange area. i don't think it could happen now. too many restrictions now. they did not exist they viewed themselves as being as they straddled and so

and the ride 71 north to fulton, clocking in at 61 anywhere. and you notice the drive times still look good despite the fact that the roads are extra slick out there. and that is the and the roads are slick. so give yourself plenty of time to get to where you need to go. >>> let's look at donald trump's first 100 cities in office. meg, he's promised to make big changes. >> reporter: it is no secret that he plans to get down business in the oval office. he said that he wants to slash hours. he wants to have the obamacare plan repealed immediately, calling it a cat feet the next order of business, immigration. he will remove illegal immigrants with criminal records and cancel visas to countries that refuse to take them back. and he wants to renegotiate nasa and withdraw from the trade deal. he said it is the worst trade dell signed ever. and he plans to nominate a replacement for justice scalia. and during his acceptance speech, he vowed to fix our inner cities and finally support veterans. he'll be sworn into office january 20th. >>> no surprise

and fulton. no issues for you. very quiet. i'll let you know as soon as an live desk. a police chase in akron comes to a crashing end. it started as a routine traffic stop. >>> his mom said someone who failed to kill him before came back to finish the job. he was supposed to be sentenced this week. so far no arrests in his death. there have been 122 hmeds this year in cleveland. right now police investigating a death in cleveland. somebody that lived next door making that disturbing discovery yesterday. right now police not saying how the man dieder or if the circumstances are suspicious. glfnlt laying out new plans to address the looming deficit. offering volunteer buyouts to employees and increase recruiting enforces and restructuring its scholarship system. akron's hope to revital likewise ize the program next year. a proasest against a pipeline happening today. organizers are calling for the project to be scrapped. several tribes are fighting the pipeline because they are afraid it will harm drinking water and cultural sites. but the developer says it will be safe.

speeds are looking okay inbound into the city, 71 north, fulton to 90, your speeds looking okay, 63 to 65 miles per hour been watching 77, hasn't changed much, 77 at sixth street. you can make out the back splash from the cars. give yourself enough space between you and the car in front of you. let's get another view from air tracker 5. >> reporter: we're looking at a water main break on quincy avenue this morning. cleveland water crews are on the scene. you can see a couple police have started. we don't see any digging yet. we'll touch base on how those repairs are coming along and we'll check back with you when we get a response to give you an update. >>> for the second night in a he row, employees at a local pizza place are left shaken . >> happy's pizza on west 25ths has been targeted by robbers twice now. meg shaw has the latest on the story. >> reporter: good mo pizza on west 25th say after monday night's robbery everyone was on their toes, keeping a close eye on everything. they never thought the same thing would happen just 24 hours later. joe ekelberry says two guys ran throug

the inner belt bridge checking in fine east and west. 71 the northbound lens not busy fulton to 90 not budging. no issues 71 and west 25th. an area where we start to see the brake lights in an hour. >>> let's check in with john rudder this morning. >> good morning to you. a looking good on air tracker 5. traffic is moving along just nicely this morning at the 480 interchange. 480 going east to west -- excuse me, top the bottom there on your screen. no issues to report from air tracker 5. no accidents. we'll send things back inside break and we'll check back in in a couple of minutes. >> keep us posted. >>> breaking over night from the live desk, police responding to a shooting on cleveland's east side. they found a man shot sitting in his car. they found him at east 55th and euclid avenue. the man's car riddled in bullet holes. the victim in critical condition. we'll keep you updated today. >>> developing this morning, shots fired inside a barbershop, again, killing one person. >> meg shaw is live in garfield heights at the skills barbershop. meg, what happened? >> reporter: terrance a

lane road closures familiar with it, our drive times look good. 71 no problems in thebound lanes fulton to 90 looking fine, clocking in at a 3 minute commute. let's pull up the odot officer the jennings freeway as you transition on to 71. i will have another traffic accident check in just a little >>> good lord, kanye west getting backlash for his latest rant. he went on and on for ten minutes during a show saturday night, then he walked off the stage. this morning his fans want their money back. they are demanding with refunds not only because he ended the concert early but he showed up more than 90 minutes late. we have learned fans will get that full refund. >> well, let's talk about the big moments from the american newschannel5. >>> yes, this one happened when mark cuban from shark tank and tony award-winning actress manziel presented an award together. take a listen. >> what are you looking forward to? >> not being invited to the inauguration is a good start. >> i know how you feel. you are unsafe, scary, theater people would not be invited to inauguration, >> vice president-elect

fulton to 90. 58 miles an hour. let's pull up the view of 90. check on that highway. no issues here at 90. east 22nd. very busy. a little bit later on in the lanes 90 eastbound we are pinched off. those are closed during the day time. over to you. >>> this guy's going to -- fabs have been confused m outraged by what's he's saying and doing. >> he's actually in the hospital in los angeles. a source telling abc news he's been suffering from exhaustion and sleep depravation. he was cael his tour and all tickets would be refunded. they have not commented on his hospitalization. >>> setting his site sights on netflix. one will be a standup show. the other two are concert specials from his comedy vault. there are reports that the deal is worth $60 next year. >> people are doing the mannequin channel just about everywhere. including in prison. >> strike a president. this prison is in alabama. some in the middle of the fight. others are reading, working out, praying. the big issue here this morning phones are illegal. so right now officials are trying to figure out who the th

this one is from bridget mcgee of canal fulton. beautiful and you know what, they have really been spectacular. thanks for taking the time to send them in. keep them coming. 5:19 here's a check your drive. >>> wkyc traffic is brought a you by mike bass ford get a great deal and great deal more at mike bass ford. >>> thursday november 10th i hope you are having a great start to the day. we have a great start to here's a picture on the east shore way i-90 at east 185th street east and westbound lanes getting by a-okay. we are all green here as well as pretty much all green throughout the region you have the green light to travel at your normal speed. when you hit the road tune into wtam, 1100 total traffic. they will have a updates every ten minutes. the new feature rolling out that can give back an e-mail >>> 5:23 right now. ever hit send on an e-mail and regret what you did? be honest? google is rolling out an update to the g-mail mobile app for ios users featuring a undo send button to prevent embarrassing e-mail mistakes it's an

and the fulton speech there is the part and a postscript in the hand of harry truman. so please come. said he was there in a heartbeat and that turned out to be part of the plan by truman to be developed with churchill that is now the cold war. >> host: how many times did winston churchill spent in the wilderness road his career? >> oddly enough there was one dirty one -- 1931 through 1939 a shorter 145 through 51 then the rest were three years or under. that means the party is not empowered and it means you don't hold one of the leading positions of your party if your party wins. but two of the word along. >> host: president larry arnn did your book you reprint his speech for 1946 i have now stated the two great dangers of war and tyranny. >> so churchill had a sophisticated understanding of politics. i read a lot of aristotle and to be how consistent that they thought about those political categories and there are six forms of government and are categorized secondary the good rule of one person then tyranny is the worst. it is a rule in the interest of the rulers. an

until 6:00 am the two right lanes, 90 east at east 9th here is fulton, starting your thursday commute, very quiet otherwise. back to you. >>> it is time for us to come together as one people. >> donald trump is going to be our next president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to succeed. >> everybody is sad when their side loses the election, but remember we are actually all on one team. >> three leaders calling for unity but this morning anything but that in a tense situation in several cities. nick foley is monitoring all the protests for them. nick, good morning. >> we are keeping a close eye on the monitors here in the newsroom, watching reaction to donald trump's election throughout the country as more and more groups take to the city streets to protest. here are images from los angeles into the newsroom. the streets overnight. protestors took to the highways. they are blocking busy freeways. 101 was blocked for miles with traffic, leading to dozens of arrests. and in portland, oregon, 2,000 protestors taking to the streets, several times blocking traffic and also causing tr

. >>> 71 north into the city, fulton to 90, three minute ride. we are trouble-free on the working with us this morning. our travel times are responding and we're looking pretty good for the travel times. 13 minutes, 90 eastbound, crockett to the inner belt and 77 checking in fine too. 480, a little busier than some of the other highways. >>> one of the most recognizable building on cleveland's east side is about to disappear. the lakeshore power plant the coal burning plant began operating in 1911. it was shut down last year. it took eight months to removes hazardous materials like asbestos and now that that's finished, demolition will begin. >> probably in the february time frame we'll be demoing part of the buildings and the stacks. they'll place explosives and they'll get within three degrees of the intended target . >>> new this morning, bringing new life to the flats. three businesses teaming up to renovate four mostly empty buildings along the river there. cleveland.com reports they want to maintain the history of the flats and also try to

that is why you need to do two things if you go to fulton. , the church redone, i was there level he wants when the organ was playing, and you can really imagine it in its original london location. the spectacular churchill museum dramatically redone six years ago. well worth seeing. times as her german. three times to see -- four times to see truman. higherimes to see as a -- eisenhower. power, as he was in 1946. the white house was being redone. truman lived in blur house for most of that time. of 1952,january winston churchill back in power focused on his attempts that were very strong, as we have heard several people say in his second period, focused on number one the attempt to rebuild, strengthen the wartime special relationship, which have been fdr's and churchill's, not truman who was so out of the loop, he did not even know about the atomic bomb until after fdr died. churchill 1953, hosted a dinner at the british outgoing harry truman. his threeap with trips to see eisenhower. 1953, same trip. he sees eisenhower in new york. he begins to rekindle the wartime links, which may

the most recent cases were at fulton, prescott, and table mound elementary schools. the district is telling symptoms. let's check back in with weather. joe, can we expect the relatively warm temps to continue into november? kids trick or treating in waterloo. halloween proved to be a treat temperature-wise throughout the state. this mild trend is set to continue into our new month of november. with more sunshine, tuesday will be a few degrees warmer than today. shower and storm chances look likely for wednesday day for yard work. the early polls are in and are looking good for election day. have a spooktacular night. tonight: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. low: 57 tomorrow: partly cloudy and mild. wind: n 5-10. high: 72 tom. night: isolated showers 5-10. low: 57 wednesday: showers and storms likely, especially south of highway 20. high: 63 low: 57 thursday: sunny. high: 64 low: 47 friday: sunny. high: 65 low: 42 saturday: mostly sunny. high: 65 low: 44 sunday: partly cloudy. high: 63 low: 45 monday: partly cloudy. high: 63 low: 44 tuesday: partly cloudy. high: 59 hall

who is requested absentee ballots after they were mailed those ballots were mailed from defiance, fulton, lucas, ottawa, county thigh's ended up in upon the -- county, they ended up in pontiac michigan. secretary of state is calling for improved service in the meantime hundreds of people have already called the board of election and are getting new ballots but those requests still have to be in by 5 is the only local station to have a politi fact editor in our newsroom. tens of thousands of fraudulent clinton votes found in ohio warehouse it ran with this picture article for christian times news letter alleged the plan was to slip the fake ones with real ones on the 8th. reports are that the picture was altered after being take non-england last year. last year. all ohio ballot boxes are double locked. this is pants on fire rated. >>> thousands who cast their ballots are sharing votes on social media. >> but posting a selfie -- >> if you want to post a completed ballot thing again >> is it illegal? yes. >> plenty of people across the country are already doing it and the laws vary from sta

balboa street, fulton street, the peninsula from burlingame to the san mateo coast seeing light to moderate rain. and we are getting good returns around tiburon. it is really coming down in marin is what i am being told and yes our radar confirms it. this on our storm impact scale is a light system and moderate rain at times. .05 to .40 of an inch. the rain you can see on our golden gate camera, will it be dry for your travel plans tomorrow and your thanksgiving holiday? we'll have a look at the storms coming up. dan and ama? >> ama: thank you, sandhya. you can track the storm anytime with the abc news app. download it for free and get push alerts on breaking gnaws updates as they happen. >> dan: holiday flyers from oakland were delayed several hours when a passenger threatened to detonate a bomb. the flight returned to oakland international. bomb-sniffing dogs helped make sure the plane was in fact safe. it was. pass years should arrive -- passengers should arrive in baltimore any moment now. >> dan: new at 11:00, the search is on for the person who opened fire on a cat. this abc7 news rep

the sunoco at rocksside and marathon in fulton and cleveland and another at sunoco east 55th and payne. the f.b.i. not releasing details but part of an ongoing investigation. >>> tonight we are getting answers at what happened at a local olive garden and racial overtones. details. >> ricky is part of rake and came to olive garden and a waitress refused to serve him because he was black but say that's not the reason they asked he and his group to leave and it played out on social media. >> i need back up. we have customers who are getting i would say rowdy with our only female manager. >> reporter: an employee from the parma olive garden called police tuesday saying help was comedian and random acts of kindness founder and explained his side of the story and got asked to leave olive garden because we asked for a new server because she didn't like serving blacks. >> smith said it was a black waitress and told her we were not leaving and call the cops and an employee did. they reported how the waitress refused to serve them alcohol. have i.d.'s. >> they were making sexual comments to our

fulton county officials say the blast damaged several buildings...and the surrounding downtown area was evacuated. 11 people were taken to the hospital..and one of the victims later died there. the cause is still under investigation. explosion leaves one person dead. the explosion happening in the town of spencer...and leveled a two-story brick home. fire officials say they havent yet determined a cause for the explosion, but they believe it was an isolated incident alabama officials want to know how an explosive device ended up outside of a school wednesday. a bomb squad blew up the device while the magnolia elementary school in trussville was on lockdown. truck. officials say they don't believe students were in any danger ...because the explosive was too far away from the school building. but they say they're taking the incident very seriously and searching for suspects. toss to rob partly sunny and very mild today as we move to the western side of a departing high and watch a warm front move our way. highs will get into the upper 60s today. we stay mild and breezy overnigt then quick

a tornado warning is in effect for fulton and delaware cab county, georgia.s along the atlanta area. it's kind of a series of storms that's swept across the south during the past 24 hours. that includes reports of severa and tennessee where at least five people died. we're keeping watch from the fox extreme weather center and we'll update you on that situation as it develops. >>> there will be no charges against the charlotte police officer who shot and killed keith lamont scott in a parking lot in september. the district attorney there today saying officer brentley vinson acted lawfully and his actions were justified. scott's family insists he was unarmed, but according to to the d.a., the evidence suggests otherwise. senior national correspondent john roberts joins us live from atlanta with the update, john. >> shannon, good afternoon, the charlotte mek learnberg attorney spent 40 minutes laying out his case and his findings in the investigation as to why brentley vinson, the police officer, was not going to face any charges. and basically it came down to t

we had four tornados in fulton county, georgia. it's been a very active day. we don't think of severe weather in december. >> but you get severe weather sometimes down in that direction. >> we're watching because we're getting some energy on the northern side. notice how the rain for us is really in two batches. you've got this area on top of us and another area down here and the down to the south. rain coming across with downpours. lightning or thunder, possible, but more than likely downpours. see this line. severe thunderstorm watch as the tornado watches, which are in place right now, this line just keeps marching eastward with that severe weather. very active for the last 24 hours. here we deal with downpours taking place the yellow areas indicating where you're seeing the heaviest downpours. notice where they are at. if you look to the north shore not much going on, steadier, heavy rain was. toy, look where it's lining up, along the mass pike lifting northward. unlike yesterday, where we saw the heaviest rain to the south i do think the heaviest rain wil

balboa street, fulton street, the peninsula from burlingame to the san mateo coast seeing light to moderate rain. and we are getting good returns around tiburon. it is really coming down in marin is what i am being told and yes our radar confirms it. this on our storm impact scale is a light system and moderate rain at times. .05 to .40 of an inch. the rain you can see on our golden gate camera, will it be dry for your travel plans tomorrow and your thanksgiving holiday? we'll have a look at the storms coming up. dan and ama? >> ama: thank you, sandhya. you can track the storm anytime with the abc news app. download it for free and get push alerts on breaking gnaws updates as they happen. >> dan: holiday flyers from oakland were delayed several hours when a passenger threatened to detonate a bomb. the flight returned to oakland international. bomb-sniffing dogs helped make sure the plane was in fact safe. it was. pass years should arrive -- passengers should arrive in baltimore any moment now. >> dan: new at 11:00, the search is on for the person who opened fire on a cat. this abc7 news rep

links to our sister institutions in britain and fulton will provide amazing opportunities for sharing expeditions and events. will be thelc epicenter for all churchill-related activities in the united states. finally, churchillian's throughout north america will have their permanent home. to historye linked the situated here in the very of one of the most important with capitals. this new home is only a few minutes' walk from the white house, where i am happy to say a bust of churchill continues to last 50s it has the years in the private quarters of the first family. this is not the end. it's not even the beginning of the end. is, perhaps, after nearly a 50-year start, the in was the beginning. at long last, we now have the tools to do the job and must look to the future. our plan sets out one of those that churchill understood could completely captivate the minds of the american people and bring out their creative and energetic powers. washington, we are surrounded by venerable and venerated institutions of study, including, for example, the woodrow wilson international theer for sc

it will be held at the usf maclaren conference center on fulton street. that meeting will begin at 4:30 am. >>> in the meantime a glomerular says the search for oakland's new police chief is moving along. the application. for the police chief job is now closed. the city of oakland will begin interviewing candidates next month. oakland held 10 committee meetings, getting input from residents. if on the top three qualities people are looking for the police chief our integrity, being a change maker, and a record of reducing crime. oakland has been without a permanent police chief since june when sean went abruptly designed amid a sex scandal in the department. >>> in the wake of donald trollope's election victory a student walkout is this afternoon to show solidarity with undocumented immigrant students. there's a campaign nationwide to make colleges sanctuary campuses. the 500 students and faculty held a similar walkout on tuesday. didÃthe chancellor of the cal state system is going at schools will provide a safe place for its students in the us. there's gr

shows anthony fulton and his stepbrother driving past burning embers hitting their window. >> when we went i could not believe what i just seen. stay calm. do what you do. drive and get the hell off this mountain. >> reporter: the extent of the damage coming into focus. devastating. >> the good news is that downtown gatlinburg is pretty much all intact but you go onto the side streets and maybe main strip it looks like a bomb has gone off and it's something that is going to take a long time for the folks in gatlinburg to rebuild. >> reporter: street after street looking like this. a burned out jeep. a row of melted washer and dryers and charred foundations where homes once stood. abc's linzie janis is there. >> reporter: just look at this home completely burned to the ground. you can see this giant steel beam twisted and bent by the heat of the fire. it's still smoldering. >> reporter: this morning 2,000 community center and telling stories of survival. >> i'm stomping out embers in the middle of the street trying to, you know, stop fires, but then luckily a young lady named head-to-h

of interest in connection with a string of robberies on cleveland's west side, particularly in the fulton road area. if you recognize any of these men call police. >> sean: coming up, a disturbing facebook live video going viral. how a lunch run turned into an overdose rescue for a toledo man who stumbled on two addicts passed out in a parking lot, all of it caught on his cabinet. the latest on the protests that continue across the country. >>> and the first snow of the season. beautiful snowfall, but a lot of it. i will show you where could see more tonight and into their sunday. >> sean: budget bummer. the next time you travel it could cost more than you bargain for. the hidden fees to lack out for. >> sean: but first, tonight's winning lottery numbers. you're watching news 5 at

this is 90 at fulton. picking up in the east and westbound lanes, but running fine. great news in the city of akron. the akron beacon journal saying the state is giving $12 route bridge. the odot project is scheduled to start in 2020. terrence, to you. >>> it is time to talk about that recall. two oreo products are being recalled. oreo fudge cream original and the mint kind, as well. the snacks were made on equipment, the company says, that processes milk. but milk is not listed among allergic reaction. >>> well, new york city is getting ready to spews up for christmas. look at this norway spruce that will be in 2016 rockefeller center christmas tree. it will be cut down on november 10th and brought to the big apple november 12th to be wrapped in more than 50,000 multicolored l.e.d. lights. cue the music for that! >>> if you are cleveland tonight, how much it will cost you to spend the night in the city. >> and coming up next, what clevelanders will be voting on that could affect your >>> go, tribes. the indians one win away! >> i think they will do it. >> the indian

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fulton county officials say the blast damaged several buildings. the surrounding downtown area was evacuated. 11 people were taken to the hospital..and one of the victims later died there. the cause is still under investigation. toss to weather. filtered sun this afternoon and which is near the record for milwaukee. very windy tomorrow with highs in the middle 60s early then falling into the 50s by dinner time. a few showers are possible in the afternoon. there is the chance for light rain and snow mix at night and into early saturday then expect decreasing conditions. wind chills saturday and sunday will stay in the 20s. we finally warm back to normal by the start to the work week. today: filtered sun. warm. high: 69 wind: s 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 55 wind: sw 5-10 few afternoon showers possible. high: 65 wind: sw 20-30 mph saturday: lingering rain/snow mix then decreasing clouds. very windy with wind chills in the 20s. am low: 34 high: 38 wind: nw 25-35 mph sunday: mostly sunny and chilly. wind chills in the 20s. am low: 25 high: 38