a purchase was credit card at a circle k. dan, i'll have his photo coming up in minutes. >>> all right chris, a fire in chandler this morning. right around where that took place. the call went out. we're hearing that a plastic barrel caught fire. firefighters for all over the place. mesa, chandler, tempe all of overnight. >>> check out the flashes lights warning drivers about a rollover crash. we know this driver ran off before help could arrive. the crash shut down the onramp to the westbound u.s. 60. so this and much more coming your way. but here is iris with your most accurate forecast. >>> let's talk temperatures. we're at 68 at phoenix sky harbor and we breezes across the valley. winds coming out of the east right now at 9 miles an hour. we'll keep those very light breezes through the morning between about 5 to 15 miles an hour overall it's going to be a very nice veteran's day. temperatures in the low 80s today. we'll talk about how warm we'll stay as we go into the weekend plus some big changes in your 7-day forecast. tra

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was shot down during this morning, his family gathered in exeter for the second annual dan healy veterans matter 5-k. runners from all over the country joined the race, which benefits veterans. >> it's extremely special because we're here to honor the veterans and to help them through what we gain from the race. we'll be able to do more for the veterans in the seacoast, as well as single parent households, as well as the scholarships that we give. tom: organizers hope to have more than 1000 runners next year. announcer: now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your storm watch 9 forecast. hayley: manchester city marathon was this morning, too. good weather for the runners. in dublin, temperatures are chilly, falling into the 30's. the same thing is true in december and 10 -- in december portsmouth got to 50 degrees. mid 40's in whitefield and berlin. the average high for this time of november, about 52. the temperatures are going down quickly. we are already in the 20's in berlin. it's 33 degrees in whitefield. we are already in the 30's in away and the winds diminishing, the clouds -- the cold will se

we are traffic on com but as dan mentions there's some renewed interest in this building which you just saw there with police and k-9 unit going in. we have dan stay on the scene and figure out what the renewed interest. if something big breaks of course we will keep you posted right here. at fallon health we realize that no matter where you are in life you can always be moving forward. why move forward alone when we can move forward together? agine a world where instead of rushing to buy we're closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first. bring back the holidays. >> welcome back. thanks for being here. couldn't be a more pleasant friday. we stay mild into tomorrow. then we have a big cooldown headed our way. right now we're warming up nicely. 50 degrees in peatown. 50 in hyannis. few additional clouds out that way. you can see most of us are seeing nothing but sunshine. high pressure still in command of our weather pattern. here's what's headed our way. you see snow reports while we look at frontal system bringing a major punch to upper midwest. some thunderstorms in here as well in southwest eastern mi

his k-9 and the other driver were also hurt. 7's dan hausle joins us live from rockland with everything w >> well, kim, beach street here is straight. but neighbors tell us they've still seen a lot of accidents, usually followed by sirens. but in this case there was a siren before the accident. >> reporter: investigators say the plymouth county sheriff's deputy had his lights and siren on when he crashed into the side of a small sedan that had turned in front of him. >> and i heard this bang, and i'm familiar with that noise. our street is one that's very busy, you know. there are always accidents. the cruisers always flying up the street. >> reporter: rosemary williams not the only resident who hurt the crash. diane lasant came out and tax these pictures as first responders worked to free the driver from the wreckage. diane says the deputy and his k-9 partner didn't appear as badly hurt. >> the sheriff got out of the car. he wouldn't get on the stretcher. he walked and ambulance. >> reporter: rockland police say the car that was hit was one of three cars traveling the same direction as

yesterday runners from all over the country took part in the second annual dan healy veterans matter 5-k in exeter providing support for veterans. >> it's extremely special because we're here to honor the veterans and to help them through what we gain from the race, we'll be able to do more households as well as the scholarships that we give. so the more people we have, the more we can help them. erin: organizers are already making plans for next year when they hope to attract more than a thousand runners. sean: coming up things got strange on the silver screen this weekend but could marvel keep up its record of number one debuts? erin: plus why you mayan stay up a little late next weekend to see the moon it will be extra bright. what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fees while ayotte voted for special breaks to wall street executives. d that's costing you. she'

dan marley calls this arabic list item coach against legendary coach k. tipoff 3:30 local time. the election thank goodness it is i don't have. but did you know the cardinals could have a future presidential candidate on their roster. rookie guard kole turn he went to harvard and took a class on political expert in the locker room and amongst all locker. >> that's the guy. future president right there. >> might want to run for office some day i don't know we'll see. >> sound like you thought about it. >> i've thought about it. i thought of doing a lot of things. >> could be president. >> yeah. >> you run for president you promise vice-president d. j. humphrey >> secretary of state has got to be jared. >> some mike would be >> he would put you as the vp. >> that's my dog. s. >> guys apparently the cardinals offensive line will be in the white house. one day. cardinals will honor pat tillman onslaught to service week this sunday with number 40 decals on their helmets but one noncardinal is taking this to if you've been diagnosed with lung cancer, explore your treatment options wit

k- mart. he will be arraigned wednesday. >>> in this vacant lot. a body found and after weeks police are asking for your help. dan deroos is in the answer center with some clues in this case >> dan: we will be able to you as much as the medical examiner and police department. this is the press release that went out. a joint press release with the medical examiner's office and police department. we don't get these often but when they are lost on clues and at a dead end like this case, they give us what we can. i want to show you where this is at. on the east side, downtown. that lot is on dibble avenue. these are clues maybe you know a it is just off of superior avenue, 56th and superior. the neighborhood is, you know, normal east side neighborhood. a lot of vacant lots and the details they have given us about the suspect, they have exhausted according to the many medical examiner's office and gone as far as they can with dna testing and all they have been able to tell us, a white female with long brown hair and she is wh mid-40s. that's all they have been able to tell us at this point. >> approximately 5'6" tall.

dan when he fixes that. i want to bring in white house correspondent, michelle k kosinski. what you can tell us? >> i mean, this meeting was certainly not without its awkwardness, especially since one day prior at the white house there were staff members openly weeping. i mean, looking shell shocked. but this thing of the a different world today. everybody wanting to talk about reassurance and putting the best face forward and it was no different for donald trump and president obama. i mean sitting there -- you heard donald trump call president obama a very goodman, saying that he respects him. president obama didn't use those same words, but you have to consider these are two people that, in the prior weeks and months, donald trump called president obama incompetent, and very stupid, the founder of isis, president obama said that donald trump was not fit to hold that office and now here they are together talking about, at the very least, a way to move forward. listen. >> most of all, i want to emphasize to you mr. president-elect, that we now are going to want to do everything we can to help yo

k-12 schools. >>> of course as we've been mentioning all morning the polls open at 6:00. back and of voter harvesting. abc15's katie connor. >> well it's now legal dan to go out and collect a ton of ballots. employees here can't turn those ballots away legally. about 18 hours over the weekend it was legal to collect people's ballots and then turn them in. the u.s. supreme court reinstated the law making it once again a felony. there's a bigger problem with this law. >> there's not really anything in the law that talks about the enforcement. it just says that it's a felony. >> and the county attorney says he will investigate any complaints of of voter harvesting submitted by law enforcement. they tell me that this law is very difficult to because once the ballots are dropped off at a center like this it's really difficult to do any further investigating how they actually got here in the first place. dan. >> katie connor i guess the safe bet is take it yourself and drop it it off. >> one question that you might have is how do you know that your vote will actually be counted. well the justice department identified 607 spots including ours where they be