. >> reporter: on a chilly milwaukee morning, the line for a job fair wraps around this banquet hall. >> what kind of job are you look for? >> mostly anything in industrial. >> how is the job market in wisconsin? >> terrible. >> i've been unemployed for about six years. >> 60-year-old joins the back of the line. two,000 other job seekers file in. >> if you have a vip pass you go through these doors. >> hi i'm cynthia. >> press the flesh and hopefully try oland one of the 1600 jobs employers are trying to fill. >> i've got a good resume and hopefully that will get me a job and something decent. >> reporter: davis has been out of work for two years, picked up jobs here and there and is desperate for a full time gig. >> i ran out of my unemployment and i was out on the street and i had nowhere to go. >> reporter: this job fair reflects the deep divide between two wisconsin candidates for governor. scott walker a republican says the state is hiring again. but mary burke says there's far too many people out of work. >> 160,000 lost jobs between 2008 and 2010, about 120,000 jobs have been a

what life sustaining type of jobs. >> back at the job fair cynthia davis tries to stay upbeat. e admits it's hard not to get discouraged by the huge number of job seekers here. >> a lot of the jobs are paying only $10 an hour. who did live on $10 an hour? >> davis says both candidates promise to add jobs. she's not sure they can make that a reality. diane eastabrook, al jazeera. >> jeb bush could be the second son to make a bid for the white house. he said it was more likely he would join the race this time, and that his family is behind him. jeb bush is a former two-term governor of florida. he stayed out of the 2012 race despite calls from many conservatives to enter it. >>> now to a likely candidate on the other side of the aisle. hillary clinton is walking back with a major preterm gaff, some sais. she says employers and businesses do not create jobs. some jumped on the comment. trickle down economics that's the theory that money from businesses and wealthy eventually duet shared moomg all levels of society. >>> an update on ballots being cast in other places of the world. c

. >> reporter: on a chilly milwaukee morning the line for a job fair wraps around the hall. ey all file in. hand over resumes, and hope they will hand one of the 1700 jobs employers at this fair are trying to fill. >> i have a real good resume, and hopefully that will get me, you know, a job, and something decent. >> reporter: more than 160,000 lost jobs between 2008 and 2010, about 120,000 jobs have been added back, but that's only about half of what walker promised when elected. his opponent argues the governor's tax cuts and business incentives aren't working. >> we have people who are young and know the training. >> reporter: but this factory owner says they are. he wants to double his work force eventually, and thinks the incentives that walker has in place could help him. >> there has been a cooperation from our government officials to get out into businesses, learn what is out here for families with life-sustaining types of jobs. >> reporter: back at the job fair cynthia tries to stay upbeat. she admits it's hard to not get discouraged. >> okay. joining us for more on

this is the north dakota job fair. in this room are over 100 employers ready to hire on the spot. >> are you looking for a job? >> are you looking for something, we can get you something. >> one of the organizers told me that if you are looking for a job and you're employable, there's a very, very chance you'll walk out of here with a job. >> it's not just men. among this sea of braun, a meet a surprising number of women. >> where are you from? >> michigan. >> we're from idaho. >> i'm from northern california. >> what have you heard about it before coming? >> there's a lot of money and a lot of men and a lot of mud. >> so you said i'm in? >> yup! >> what brought you out to williston. >> tired of making $7.25 an hour. you only make $12,000 a year back home. everybody is in poverty. >> crystal was having trouble supporting herself and her 11-year-old son when she decided to do something drastic. >> i just drove here a week ago from florida. >> from florida, that's a long drive. >> it was. 32 hours by myself. >> me and the

remember crystal from the job fair? ey, crystal. >> hi, miss lisa. >> how you doing, girl? >> great. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> wow, you have all of your stuff in there? >> yes, i do. >> have you had to sleep in your car again? >> no, i didn't sleep in my car last night. i stayed with a co-worker. but possibly, maybe tonight. >> as a single woman, crystal is cautious about where she lives. but potential homelessness has forced her to consider something she never imagined. living in a man camp. >> have you ever been to a man camp? >> no. seemed like it would just be a place for men. >> and how do you feel about the idea of possibly living in one? >> to be honest with you, i don't feel comfortable. definitely have my .45 on hand. >> really? >> yeah, really. >> hello. are you stephanie? >> i am. >> i'm crystal, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> stephanie is one of the managers. and she hopes to sell crystal on the idea that man camps can also be home for women. >> so here, the women live amongst the

remember crystal from the job fair? , crystal. >> hi, miss lisa. >> how you doing, girl? >> great. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> wow, you have all of your stuff in there? >> yes, i do. >> have you had to sleep in your car again? >> no, i didn't sleep in my car last night. i stayed with a co-worker. but possibly, maybe tonight. >> as a single woman, crystal is cautious about where she lives. but potential homelessness has forced her to consider something she never imagined. living in a man camp. >> have you ever been to a man camp? >> no. seemed like it would just be a place for men. >> and how do you feel about the idea of possibly living in one? >> to be honest with you, i don't feel comfortable. definitely have my .45 on hand. >> really? >> yeah, really. >> hello. are you stephanie? >> i am. >> i'm crystal, nice to meet you. >> stephanie is one of the managers. and she hopes to sell crystal on the idea that man camps can also be home for women. >> so here, the women live amongst the men. >> right. >> right

thomas is hosting his private sector job fair at columbia ymca north on north broad street.2:00. wide range of reporters will be there including sugar house casino, and comcast. >> very, very good. >> 4:10. sue is joining with us a check of weather and traffic, in the quite on the one's but we're almost there. >> close enough. >> i speak slowly. >> well, with all a of the rain we had an nasty weather for two whole days we had a half inch of rain in philadelphia a. here's where we are right now. we have had 4.19 inches of rain since september 1st. we should have had 6.19 inches of rain, so this is easy math, we have a 2-inch deficit. we still need more rain to catch up with where we should be this time of the year. it is not extreme we're not in a drought or anything but we could use a little more rain but all that rain went up to new england and even further north in nova scotia so we can clear out just in time for the weekend. it is nice how it work out that way. we have clouds hanging around this morning on your satellite and radar picture but they should be clearing and f

applicants and job fair attendees are required to apply online. that's in advance.ve a link on our website, abc7news.com. >>> macy's workers will have to cut their thanksgiving dinners a bit short this year. the department store will open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. executives sent out an e-mail to workers notifying them of the early shopping holiday. several people posted the notice online. macy's is the first major retailer to officially announce it's thanksgiving day hours >> the world health organization has confirmed more than 4,000 people in west africa have died from the ebola virus. meanwhile, the family of the first person to die from ebola in the united states released the medical records yesterday. thomas duncan had a 103-degree fever on his initial visit to a dallas emergency room. hospital staff released him, even though he told the nurse he recently had been to africa. duncan was rushed back days later and died wednesday. his case was the focus of a congressional hearing yesterday at dallas-fort worth international airport. >> we learned from the mis

applicants and job fair attendees are required to apply in advance.ve a link on our website, abc7news km. >> macy's workers will have to cut their thanksgiving day dinners short this year. the department store will open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. executives sent out an e-mail to announce the early shopping holiday. several people posted the notice onla on line. >>> the world health organization has confirmed more than 4,000 people in west africa have died from the ebola virus. the family of the first person to die in the united states released his medical records yesterday. thomas duncan had a 103-degree fever on his initial visit to a dallas emergency room. hospital staff released them though he said he had been in afri africa. he died wednesday. his case was the focus of a congressional hearing at dallas-ft. worth international airport. >> we must learn from these missteps and ensure that proper procedures are established and followed should another case arise in the yunited states. >>> today jfk airport in new york becomes the first of five u.s.

the prime minister join me in thanking the 45 companies and organizations who attended my fourth jobs fair last week. would he also thank selby college for putting on the event and the staff at selby job center plus and welcome that employment is -- that unemployment is down by more than half since the last election. >> i congratulate my honorable friend for holding these jobs fairs. i think it's an effective way of helping people looking for work to get those jobs. across the year we've seen a 46,000 reduction in unemployment so this does demonstrate is coming down across our country. that's delivery. >> you've been watching prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. question time airs live on c-span2 every wednesday at 7:00 a.m. eastern. and again on sunday nights at 9:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. watch any time at c-span.org. where you can find video of past prime minister's questions and other british public affairs programs. >> here are a few of the comments we have received from viewers. >> i've been battling my local cable provider, cablevision in new jersey

. >> reporter: a job fair in moscow and this company is looking for please.cting hospitals isn't particularly glamorous work, but it pays. he is finding it difficult to replace his aging work force. >> translator: people that retire are highly skilled professionals. they are now entrusted in training the new staff, but at the moment there's no adequate replacement. there are no longer specialized colleges that teach this profession. >> reporter: it's a situation many companies face here, a shortage of specialists, and with an official unemployment rate that would be the envoy of many countries russia seems to have more jobs than workers. >> translator: the registered level of unemployment is lower than it used to be. now we have 3,000 unemployed in this district, but five years ago the rate was much higher. in our district alone we have over 16,000 job vacancies. >> reporter: russia's low unemployment figures can seem like a paradox, how can a country with such a sickly economy not have a better joblessness. russia has long through a long period of population

>> the home depot is teaming up with an organization called recruit military to host a job fair happeningt the marriott with oppositions at the home depot including sales and customer service and i.t. and a city council will consider a minimum wage ordinance at a special meeting with no word on what the rate is but it is believed more in line with san jose's minimum wage of $10 an hour. the city council discussed an ordinance to give union level wages to construction workers hired to work on city newspapered projects. >>ed so will be installed at the san jose, stadium scheduled to start being rolled out at 7:00 a.m. and continue throughout the day latest milestone in the construction of the soccer team's new home across from san jose international airport. the first seats in the 18,000 seat stadium were installed scheduled to open next year. >> it is in the middle of the soccer season and we hope for cooler weather because it is so hot. >> absolutely. people are out jogging but if you are jogging this morning, or driving, all that fog looks like it could be a limit wet on the golden gate

. >> they have been, you know, helping police officers leave, directing them to job fairs, promoting the fact that the city of san jose is a bad place to work, you don't want to work in the city of san jose. those type of scare tactics undermine the city's ability to retain and attract new police officers. >> to think that my job as the poa president is to sell their failed policies, that's just crazy. >> reporter: police union president jim unland has no regrets and doubled down on his prediction now saying 200 is on the low end of the range. >> and now we're issuing a new warning. if you continue eight more years of this, more officers are going to leave. it's just what's going to happen. it's not a threat. it's not an intimidation. it's just a warning that this is the consequence to continuing these policies. >> reporter: sam liccardo says he is focused on solutions like reinstating officer pay, while the union is fear mongering. >> the residents i talk to hear these kinds of veiled threats, consider it political blackmail and they're smarter than that, and they're not going to be

resorts will gear up for the winter, heavenly and north star and kirkwood hold the first of three job fairs to hire 3,400 seasonal employees and they are all related under one umbrella held at the mountain resort from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 people with positions including ski and snow board teachers and you required to apply online if advance. we have a link to the application at abc7news.com. >>> and the threat week weather forecast. >> i hope we get to see more of that. we need it after three dry ones. the clouds will be stubborn, we have high school football at levi stadium, santa clara and wilcox at 5:15 at 73. and then at 64 at 8:00 under the stars. you will need a coat. traveling around the state, 65 in monterey and upper 80's through the industrial valley and mid-to-upper 70's for san diego through los angeles. in lake tahoe, we are, looking at 74 with high clouds and sunshine and back to average on sunday in the mid-60. >>> we have clear conditions on the walnut creek commute 680 away from highway 4 it will be 9 minutes to get you to highway 24 with a buildup of traffic over the altamont

a job fair at the philadelphia premium outlets from noon until 5:00 today. you can get a listing of the jobs and then stores will conduct on the spot interviews today. >>> also delaware's governor will speak at the wilmington library today to provide jobs for people there. the launch of inspiration space. that includes job and technology services to help people find work and possibly start their own businesses. >>> and a groundbreaking ceremony happening later today for an expansion of the greenway along the delaware river front in philadelphia. the new trail will connect to the existing penny pack park trail and that will add almost two miles for bikers and walkers to enjoy and it will improve access to the trail for people. >>> and here is one of those obvious signs that the holidays are not far away from us. the ice rink at rockefeller center is now open in new york city. olympic gold medalist merrill davis and charlie white were there for yesterday's opening. a couple of youth skating groups were also first to grace the ice. the rink will be open until mi

. >> a day of hope and promise in sewell, new jersey. 500 people showed up at a job fair at rowan collegen gloucester county. organizers say 63 businesses looking to fill positions were there. this is a big big thing. many job seekers took part in three seminars before today's event bolster they're writing and resume and inter viewing skills. businesses represented are part of the pharmaceutical, health, education, retail and banging industries. good luck to everybody there. >>> septa just kicked off its annual food drive dilworth plaza in center city the sight of the festivities today. the transit agency is partnering with philabundance for the sixth annual stop hunger at your station food drive. the two week drive hopes everyone will pitch in to help give food to those in need in our area. last year it collected more than 25 tons of food. you will find barrels for donations at various septa stations. >> and we would love for you to join fox 29 as we walk to end alzheimer's. >> that's right. grab your walking shoes. you can join team fox 29 for one of three separate walks. this saturday

the job fair runs from 9:00 this morning until 1:00 this afternoon and dress to impress good luck to you. >>> right now your time is 5:41. halloween costume growing in popularity and also controversy what you could see people wearing to a lot of parties this year. >>> also ahead retailers cashing in on the ebola out break, we will take to you one nutrition store that is suiting people up to ward off ebola. >>> ♪ >> and no more love games for lady gaga word is she's making a big announce b. her love life, we will have have that when we come back good morning. head of the cdc will brief congress on the u.s. response to the ebola out break. the the second nurse to contract ebola is receiving treatment, in atlanta, after flying on a commercial air liner. >>> also only on 3a lottery today will determine which students can stay at walter d palmer charter school. about 250 students will to have switch schools after only have weeks. >>> quick killer, olympian double amputee oscar pistorius waits for his fate. penalty phase face is underway. he was convicted in the shooting death of his girlf

. >>> happening today in bucks county, a job fair for military veterans. companies large and small, local and national, will be interviewing vets for a variety of jobs. it happens at parx casino today from 10:00 to 2:00. >>> meteorologist bill henley. >> clouds in the area to start with, but no sign of any rain. and look at this, no wind either. it is calm this morning. and the clouds in some areas are already starting to break up. so we'll see sunshine today and the temperatures will be back in the 70s. clouds will be thinning out. and sunshine will be here today. but got some wet weather ahead for the weekend. at least part of the weekend, could see some pretty good showers move through the area. and then behind those showers, the temperatures will be turning colder. the 70s will be taking a break. right now, we're looking at 60s in philadelphia. look at wrightstown at 59. 57 in wilmington. lafayette hill right at 61. but go farther into montgomery county and look at the 50s for collegeville, eagleville and in the mid-50s for gilbertsville at 55. 56 right

and i think that it is a marketing effort and it is an out reach effort that will not be like a job fair but an information fair that one, indicates individuals on what they are needing to report to us, so that we can better respond to them. and so i think that we have to start all the way back to the very beginning, full consent and full knowledge and moving in a timely fashion to seek to create the programming that will address the need. >> okay. >> and we actually have some other comments from the council members? >> thank you so much for coming. i just want to make a comment in regards to another population, that often gets overlooked when we are talking about the disability community. and that is the veteran population. and so the veterans with disabilities and seeing if you are have it on your radar to connect with other veteran organizations in the city, that are doing some of the same things to insure that veterans with disabilities are receiving the same access to those, highly sought after jobs. >> i agree, and i was just talking to michael about that, and, the services that we

the next job fair takes place november9th at built more hotel in santa clara. >> all right. business enthusists and anyone else who needs motivation, get to the marina green fitness court challenge and fund-raiser for the rec and parks department. >> dare i say we' joined by on of the fittest weather forecasters country? >> thank you vermuch. i'd rather be fitst than fattest. >> and you are. you are. >> weather is looking fit. it's been working out. clear skies now. some clouds around. a beach hazard for west and northwest facing beaches. theris a concern abt large breakers so might be a good idea to stay away for a whil here is a great view of the setting s. it's in it's setting mode now looking from our camera, it's 63 degrees 63 san francisco. oakland, 66. san jose, 65. 61 in half moon bay. 66 in livermore, here is a view looking down towards ocean beach. clear skies these forecast features high clouds tomorrow and there is a long bench the moisture. not a lot of moisture here s right now just getting high clouds but let's start at thursday morni at 5:00. just a little wi

. >>> today a job fair in philadelphia focuses on veterans at the union league in center city. the event will give vets and their families the chance to meet with local business leaders and explore career opportunities. >>> a few scattered clouds overhead, and it's a cold start. that's boathouse row with light wind. temperatures have been dropping into the 30s this morning. some areas dealing with frost and others have hit the freezing mark. katy zachry is watching the pavement. how's it looking out there? >> watching the pavement. it is cold, though, bill. live look at 476 at ridge avenue. a few cars on the road. no issues to report on any of the majors in pennsylvania, new jersey or delaware. a bridge is scheduled to open for a ship to pass through. we'll have a live look at that coming up. >>> and the new precautions a school district will take later this morning after accused cop killer eric frein was spotted nearby. ♪ this flu season... remember this. your immune system doesn't work the way it did when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+.

. >>> today veterans are looking for work -- who are looking for work can get help at a job fair in philadelphiat the union league in center city. it's a free event giving vets and families a chance to meet with local business leaders and explore career opportunities. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> you'll need to bundle up this morning. it is a cold start! the temperatures have dropped in the 30s. center city seeing a few clouds overhead. those clouds thinning out. the temperatures are dropping. it's now 41 degrees at philadelphia international. that's the warm spot this morning. cape may, skies, just a few scattered clouds and the temperatures have dropped into the 30s for much of cape may county. 33 right now in horsham and trenton. washington township is 35 degrees. look at the 30s for pottstown and quakertown, 32 degrees to start with this morning. clouds are thinning out, so the numbers will come down a bit more. sun's not coming up until about 7:15 this morning, so there's still plenty of time for the additional cooling to take place this morning

the next job fair takes place november 19th at built more hotel in santa clara. >> all right. business enthusists and anyone else who needs motivation, get to the marina green court challenge and fund-raiser for the rec and parks department. >> dare i say we're joined by one of the fittest weather forecasters country? >> thank you very much. i'd rather be fittest than fattest. >> and you are. you are. >> weather is looking fit. it's been working out. clear skies now. some clouds around. a beach hazard for west and northwest facing beaches. there is a concern about large breakers so might be a good idea to stay away for a while. here is a great view of the setting sun. it's in it's setting mode now looking from our camera, it's 63 degrees 63 san francisco. oakland, 66. san jose, 65. 61 in half moon 66 in livermore, here is a view looking down towards ocean beach. clear skies these forecast features high clouds tomorrow and there is a long bench the moisture. not a lot of moisture here so right now just getting high clouds but let's start at thursday morning at 5:00. just a litt

speaker, -- [inaudible] recently held its jobs fair with a more jobs on offer than the are actually job seekers. will the prime minister therefore congratulate us for its contribution to a 50% fall in unemployment? and what can be described as a jobs revolution. >> i'm delighted to join my friend in congratulating bluewater. the fact is in his constituency the claimant count is down by 47% since the election and it is notable how many jobs are being created in retail and i congratulate with bluewater has done. the last time i went regrettably it was to make a speech rather than go shopping, but maybe next time i will be able to do both. >> will the prime minister rule out any for the increase while he remains in post? >> our plans don't involve raising taxes on ordinary people. what we want to do is make sure we hold back the growth of public spending so we can go on cutting people's taxes. [shouting] we have taken 3 million people out of income tax. we've given a tax cut to 26 million people. we cut the tax on every small business in our country. we set a low rate of corporation tax a

. >>> veterans looking to get back in the civilian workforce, there was a veterans jobs fair, jobs that complimented military experience was available. on the spot interviews for jobs opening up in six months and volunteer mentors and experts giving them helpful, professional advice. >>> lets get some advice from matt pellman in the traffic report. >> here is one to avoid. 95 in delaware county, southbound side right behind me and right behind the tree, an accident taking out the left lane, right here by the blue route, with that left lane blocked, it's really slow coming southbound approaching 420 at the blue route and backing up from pens landing to the betsy ross bridge where they pushed a broken down truck off the bridge. speeds in the teens in that busy spot. over on the schuylkill expressway westbound side just 15 miles per hour, and they are less than the teens, 13 miles per hour on 422, because of an overturned truck accident on royersford, and eastbound own only the left lane is getting by. the northeast extension north of landsdale, first northbound a vehicle hit debris and be

the prime minister join me in thanking the 45 companies and organizations who attended my fourth jobs fair last week. would he also thank selby college for putting on the event and the staff at selby job center plus and welcome that unemployment is down by more than half since the last election. >> i congratulate my honorable friend for holding these jobs fairs. i think it's an effective way of helping people looking for work to get those jobs. across the year we've seen a 46,000 reduction in unemployment so this does demonstrate is coming down across our country. that's delivery. >> order. >> you've been watching prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. question time airs live on c-span 2 every wednesday at 7:00 a.m. eastern. and again on sunday nights at 9:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. watch any time at c-span.org. you can find video of past prime minister's questions and other british public affairs programs. >> here are a few of the comments we have received from viewers. >> i've been battling my local cable provider, cablevision in new jersey for over 18 month

the willow grove chamber of commerce is hosting a free job fair. if you plan on going, organizers say bring your resume and be ready to network. stop by between 10:00 this morning and 3:00 this afternoon at the williamson banquet hall in horsham, montgomery county. >>> atlantic city is trying to put the brakes on sudden hikes in parking fees for concerts and special events. tonight city council will vote on a measure that would slap casinos and parking lots with bigger fines if they suddenly raised their rates without notifying the city. this, of course, comes after a couple of big concerts -- blake shelton, lady antebellum -- over the summer in which people complained about high parking rates at casino parking garages. the fines would be $100 to $1,000. it's a response to the prices that were enacted this summer during some concerts there in atlantic city. >>> if you think drivers of sportier looking cars get more traffic tickets, you might be on to something. >> that certainly appears to be the case, judging from this new survey. a study of 500 c

. >> reporter: on a chilly milwaukee morning, the line for a job fair wraps around this banquet hall.thia davis joins the back of the line. she and 2,000 other job seekers file in, press the flesh,ing hand over resumes, and hope to land one of the 1700 jobs employer here are trying to fill. the recession hit workers here hard. more than 160,000 lost jobs between 2008 and 2010. about 120,000 jobs have been added back, but that's about half of what walker promised when elected. his opponent argue the governor's tax cuts and working. >> we have people that are young and they know the cnc training -- >> but this factory owner says they are. he employs 48 workers now, he wants to double his work force from 48 employees. >> there has been a cooperation from our government officials to get out into businesses, learn what is out here for -- for families -- with life-sustaining type of jobs. >> reporter: cynthia tries to state upbeat. she admits it's hard not to get discouraged. >>> up next, energy economics, when oil prices fall, so do prices at the pump, but this time, gas are prices are lag

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job fair from 10:00 this morning until 2:00 near the waterfront metro. this year's fair will be different than in past years. a it is open to anyone who lives in d.c. >>> emergency crews now know what attracted all of these bees to a mini van. of all things, it was honey. >> makes sense. >> this happened in florida near ft. myers. 220 gallons of honey spilled from a truck all over the highway. the woman who owns the van drove through the accident scene. when they finally stopped, the bees swarmed her van. it turns out that the van's owner is allergic to bees. >> that makes it much more frightening, right. >> the last thing you want to be is in a pool of honey. >> all that wasted honey. sad. >> we are learni abo the spooky souvenir an australian man brought home from his vacation in bali. >> it sounds like a crazy nightmare but this really happened. a spider survived in his stomach for three days. a apparently that spider burrowed through a small appendix scar. the tiny creature traveled up his torso. look at that red mark right in the middle. it looks li

. >> three lake tahoe ski resorts will gather up for the winter with the first of three job fairs to hire 3,700 seasonal employees from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 people. oppositions include ski and snow board instructors and lit prayers and ticket sellers. you are required to apply online in advance. we have a link at abc7news.com. >>> we have a look at the weather forecast. mike? >>> guess who is playing tonight, friday night football game on the college level, washington state is in town to take on stanford and on the farm it will be 70 at 6:00 and down to 62 so it will go from sunshine to cool conditions under the stars and if you are thinking of doing some running tomorrow and parting the education system in the san ramon valley we will have clouds at 57 for the 5k and half mayor then to more sunshine and 62 by 10:00. we will have up more 80's through the central valley and mid-to-upper 70's and sunday in lake tahoe if you are headed up there headed through the holiday weekend. we will see 74 tomorrow and 67 on sunday and 70 open columbus day monday. columbus day already? my goodness. we

the job fair is from 10:00 until 2:00 near the waterfront metro. the fair will be different from in years past. there will be a number of employers willing to work with prospects who were previously incarcerated and live in d.c. >>> it was something very natural that attracted a all these bees to this mini van. in fact, it was honey. it was in ft. myers, florida. honey spilled all over the highway from a truck. a woman drove throu the accident scene. when she stopped, the bees swarmed her van. >> i'm allergic to beers. >> firefighters had to come in and spray her car with water. they said bees can smell honey up to five miles away. >> and all that honey. she is allergic to bees. that can be a deadly allergy. so it's a good thing those folks came in and help her out. >> looks like fine there. this morning we're learning about a spooky souvenir an australian man brought home from his vacation in bali. >> this is hard to believe. a spider survived in his stomach for three days. apparently the spider burrowed through a small appendix scar. i can't beli

applicants and job fair attend december are required to apply online. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. >>> a macy's workers will have to cut their thanksgiving dinners a bit short this year. the department store will open at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. executives sent out an e-mail to workers notifying them of the early shopping holiday. several people posted the notice online. macy's is the first major retailers to officially announce it's thanksgiving day hours >> the world health organization has confirmed more than 4,000 people in west africa have died from the ebola virus. meanwhile the family of the first person to die in ebola in the united states release the medical records yesterday. thomas duncan had a 103-degree fever on his initial visit to a dallas emergency room. hadn't staff released him, even though he told the nurse he recently had been to africa. duncan was rushed back days later and died wednesday. his case was the focus after congressional hearing yesterday at dallas fort worth international airport. >> we learned from the

after that time was appointed by mckinley and he was doing a great job fair. but they admit before and had bonded even though they were different. how did they develop a close relationship with roosevelt was president of what did he do with cast in terms of bringing about iraq's >> what happened when they were both in their 30s for the past was solicitor general and teddy with civil service commissioner, they moved near each other. their children were the same age and the use to walk to work together all the time. it's a wonderful thought of the pictures somebody described teddy walk it with all this energy, taft even then listening to teddy who is much shorter and much more energetic, but they developed in part because they saw in each other the things they didn't have. past telling teddy the fighting spirit might not have had. teddy saw a teddy saw it pass the person everybody loves. he was so kind and so gentle and so good and when he did become governor general the philippines, the very job he wanted, he definitely would've given up the vice presidency in

i had a jobs fair in ohio and ran into people who are working part-time two or three jobs, been out ofk for months. >> john kasic claims you are doing well right now. >> washington needs to pass stuff. if you get a republican majority, it wim get the president to the table and we will begin to solve some of these big problems. that's what people want to see. >> i want -- >> number one issue in your polling is the gridlock in washington. if you want to change things, vote for republicans. >> created by republicans in the senate and house. they create gridlock then blame the president for it. >> let me stop you there. >> you can -- >> everything we do -- >> hang on. guys. senators. speaking of who is in charge, i want to play you something here about how candidates feel about mitch mcconnell and harry reid. take a listen. >> if you were elected and if he is re-elected, will you support mitch mcconnell as the leader of the republicans in the u.s. senate? >> that was a question or no. my answer is no. >> is harry reid the best person to lead the senate democrats, yes or no? >> i think we c

. >> they have been, you know, helping police officers leave, directing them to job fairs, promotinghe fact that the city of san jose is a bad place to work. you don't want to work in the city of san jose. those type of scare tactics undermine the city's ability to keep, retain and attract new police officers. >> to think that my job as the poa president is to sell their failed policies? that's just crazy. >> reporter: the police union president jim unland has no regrets and doubled down on his prediction now saying 200 is on the low end of the range. >> and now we're issuing a new warning. if you continue eight more years of this, more officers are going to leave. it's just what's going to happen. it's not a threat. it's not an intimidation. it's just a warning that this is the consequence to continuing these policies. >> reporter: sam liccardo says he is focused on solutions like reinstating officer pay while the union is fear mongering. >> the residents i talk to who hear these kinds of veiled threats consider it political blackmail. and they are smarter than that and won't be bul

. >> reporter: thousands of people showed up with resumes for a job fair in ferguson. jobless rate for african americans is 16% here, double the rate for whites. one out of four blacks are living below the poverty line. michael mcmillan is president of the urban league of metropolitan st. louis. since the unrest following the police shooting of michael brown, the community's troubles have boiled to the surface. unemployment is one of the biggest. in america's shift to a hi-tech community, african americans are being left behind. >> when you're dealing in high concentrations of low to moderate income residents, many people don't have computers. >> reporter: the commerce department has been tracking the digital divide for nearly 20 years. just 55% of african american households have broadband internet. for low income families the number is even lower, a huge roadblock to finding work. >> four of you are going to do your presentations. >> reporter: sharon johnson teaches the urban league's 10 week computer course designed for job hunters. >> most jobs require first of all

finally one day i was just leaving "cnn" my job fairs managing editor and i was still in my office when my then assistant rushes to my office and says bill cosby is on the phone. so i picked up the phone and the first words out of his mouth are congratulations. what are you congratulating me for? all of a sudden we are good friends. he said i have a process when i write my comedy routine called floating the boat and i'm going to help you load the boat. now what he was calling that day to do was to give me the name of the people from early on in his life in philadelphia where he was born and went to college at temple, who he thought i should interview and i might not otherwise be aware of or if i was wouldn't talk to me necessarily without his permission. but what i discovered in that first conversation is what would then remain true for the next year in my dealings with him was that once you get bill cosby on the phone or you get to him in person it's never a short conversation. he loves to tell stories and in fact that's really how he communicated. he was unlike anybody i have ever int