. - kent, ohio. change about kent, ohio, the black squirrels are always here but many things have changed and that's why we're here. - oh, absolutely, 'cause you've been here before to do a road show, but we are going to see things that you haven't seen before, right? - well, for sure, i just talked to a lady, she said she's a teacher here for 30 years, she retired, she went away, waited a couple years, she came back and didn't recognize the place, it's changed so much. - so many new stores and restaurants and things going on, a lot of revitalization happening here in downtown kent, really making for a great experience. if you have been here even six months ago, - they spent 110 million dollars to fix the place up. let's check it out. (upbeat music) - so we're in kent and that of course, means we're in the fashion capital of ohio, i would at least think so, right robin? - yeah. - right next to the university here and we are at the fashion school store where only students work? - correct, so you have to be a student of the fashion school to work here. i, myself, am a fashion merchandising

we want kent. okay. it's for you, kent. long distance. thanks. hello, kent speaking. it's hollywood. all i see is the back of that copper. he'll move. kent, boss. hello, kent. luigi dinelli. it's dinelli! they tell me you and inspector henderson ere to work in the movies. that's right, dinelli. national studios bought that series of articles i wrote about you for the daily planet. "czar of the underworld," remember? i didn't like what them articles said in the paper, kent. i'm gonna like them less in the movies. well, now, that's too bad, luigi. what do you suggest? friends of mine tell me that picture shouldn't ought to be made. they say you and henderson should call off your trip. you tell your friends... the copper moved! come on, make with the trigger! you're telling me! ah, she must have jammed. well, open her up and fix it. the boss will keep him gabbing until he hears the shot. okay, okay. take it easy. and another thing, luigi. you better tell your friends czar of the underworld starts shooting tomorrow morning. and inspector henderson and i intend to be on ha

this is clark kent. now, listen. i want you to get hold of the sheriff and corriganan and get over here right away. i'm at the well. no, i can't explain now. just get over as quick asasou can. nothing out there. what's the verdict, doc? well, it looks like a heart attack. it'll take an autopsy to make that official. i don't find any signs s violence. how old was he? close to 70. doctor... could shannon have been frightened to death? frightened? yes. i mean, by something he saw. oh, possibly. a sudden shock couou have caused an attack. provided he had a heart condition to begin with. oh, miss lane. remember and take another one of those capsules before you go to bed. good night, all. sheriff & clark:k: good night, doc. well, i don't reckon there's much more we can do up here. well, aren't you goininto do anything about those...creatures? now, miss lane. mr. corrigan and me, we looked all over, and we couldn't-- the inquest likely will be on wednesday. we'll need you folks. we'll be there. oh, come on, clark. let's get

kent. hiya, jim. hello, miss white. glad to see you safe and sound. und, mr. kent, i assure you. where have you been? port-au-prinin. port-au-prince, eh? we came close to being crushed to death. we'd have all been killed if it hadn't been for superman. really? golly, you've never seen anything like it! the walls were closing in and we would've all been crushed. but, monsieur kent, how did you get back here so quickly? i... [???] narrator: faster than a speeding bullet... more powerful than a locomotive... able to leap tall buildings at a single bound... man: look! up in the sky! man 2: it's a bird! woman: it's a plane! man 3: it's superman! yes, it's superman, strange visitor from another planet who came to earth with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men. susurman, who can change the course of mighty rivers, bend steel in his bare hands, and who, disguised as clark kent, mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper, fights a never-ending battle in the adventures of superman! [???] see, i told you there was a cabin here. the road's down that way about a

kent, this is for real for sure. and risking the life not only of some stunt man, but that of lois too. well, if she's crazy enough to let you talk her into it-- kent, you're crazy if you think-- sure, i'm crazy if i let myself become a party to this kind of sensational journalism. but look, mr. kent! i don't want any part of it. i'm leaving! we could be here days waiting for superman to show up. i hardly think so. superman always seems to show up whenever you're in trouble. cigarette, miss lane? no, thanks. and i'd just as soon you didn't smoke either with all that dynamite. [???] superman! don't come any closer. how did you find out about this? it's hardly any secret. now, what is it you want? just your company for 30 minutes. he's crazy! this is some cheap publicity stunt. hardly. both the danger and the dynamite are real. if you have any doubts, you'll find a stick of it on miss lane's desk. chief, superman's here! that the dynamite? yes, this human bomb character gave it to jimmy to prove he wasn't faking. he is

kent: and it's not the only change. whether you early vote or show up on election day, the ballot that you get is also going to look a little bit different than completing the arrow. kent that's because of new : voting equipment. and as for the ballot and races >> looked it up online to see what the ballot would look like. kent election officials suggest : you familiarize yourself with the candidates. there's no straight party voting. and you don't have to vote in every race. >> so if there's a contest where you don't have an opinion onhe candidates, you can skip that one and go on to the next one. kent they're hoping that voters : knowing what to expect, will help everything run smoothly. in milwaukee, i'm kent wainscott sn kathy: accepble forms of photo i.d. include a wisconsin drivers license or identification card, a military i.d. or a u.s. passport. things like a county transit card or out of state drivers license will not work. there's still time to get an i.d. from the dmv. we have a link on our website with more

these are available as a way to kind of showcasere kent state that you see the ties and scarves kent state is printed on their. >> and that is beautiful those stores doing well? >> doing very well. our main mission is to have it be that learning state.b but luckily we also do pretty well. >> awesome. congratulations on dawson is there a chance we can get hold wayne dawson ra, wayne, there it is. that as long as it is coupon i am good. but that is good. cleveland nothing is given i anything earned it. good morning, everyone another shot of rain coming working into geauga county how long will this the city t that is the third day of november, 2016 at 7:00 o'clock excuseem me 8:00 o'clock. >> happy monday it feels like monday friday eve as we college. but heavy rain is now working along the sure way on to 71 all the way further south right on into the art of the snow belt. we to the south of akron where we've had good rainfall most of

career at kent state is over. he is a senior and he has two games left. coach paul haines, the head coach declito on the situation at this point. >> harry: the story is getting traction on campus because of the elections. >> you don't expect to see something like that one of kent state star football players is arrested for kidnapping. i will say it bizarre is to describe it. >> a statement reads we are aware of the situation and take this matter very seriously. he has been suspended from the team indefinitely. >> nate holley on a national made a name for himself. going into the week he was leading the nation in solo tackles, all-conference player and leader on the team. >> nathan holley is scheduled to be in court january 2017. getting answers harry boomer cleveland 19. >> mark: nathan holley pleaded not guilty. >> denise: a judge sentenced a former peppeke months in prison. jeffrey pleaded not guilty to stalking a woman in 2015. the special prosecutor argued this was not isolated he stalked and followed the woman

reporting live in wauwatosa, kent wainscott, wisn 12 news. kathy: again, the shooting of jay anderson happened in june. milwaukee police conducted the initial investigation. as the outside agency, they sent the dashcam video to the state department of justice to be enhanced, they completed their investigation in late july. attorney who will determine whether the officer will face charges. we checked in with the d.a. today, who says there is no timeline on when that decision will be made. joyce: an update to breaking news -- six people are dead in a school bus crash in chattanooga. 23 others are hurt. the bus was carrying elementary school children, kindergartners through fifth graders. the bus was on its side wrapped around a tree. wisn 12 news at. kathy: windows shattered, and buildings shook, as a planned demolition got out of hand on milwaukee's east side. it's after part of a wall crashed onto farwell avenue this morning. that's where 12 news' terry sater joins us live. terry, you talked to witnesses who took pictures of the aftermath. te

kent wainscott spoke with his family about why they has disturbing images. kent: jay anderson, sr. describes his first look at the car in which his son was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer. >> it's horrifying. i mean, it's horrifying. kent: the shooting happened in june, but family didn't get the car until recently, going public with photos they took of the interior. we have blurred the some of pictures which show blood stains remaining months after the shooting. >> i feel like he was left there to bleed out with all the blood i seen and i just feel like it was wrong. kent: anderson was shot after an officer, identie documents as joseph mensah, approached the vehicle in madison park. police say anderson had a gun in the car and the officer feared for his safety. wauwatosa police did not respond to our request for comment today and have not released the dash cam video of the shooting. but, the family has seen it and believes it shows anderson did nothing to threaten the officer. car indicates a poorly-handled investigation, but their attorney is glad the car was release

by then well established in new kent county. in 1664, it became the 14th county created by the house of burgesss. the armstead family, who may have originated in what is now hampton, quickly became leaders in the community and held offices such as wardens, were elected to the house of burgesss, and ran mercantile establishments around williamsburg. the member of the armstead family most closely associated with james is william armstead jr., born january 25th, 1754, the sunday of colonel john armstead ii and his first wife agnes. colonel john led an active public life. the virginians reported his death after a short and painful illness. but it praised john for public service, adding that he embodied every public and private virtue which could render his life useful to his country. john left behind a considerable estate of which his son, 25-year-old william, was named executor. like his father john, william armstead also led an active public life, contributing much to virginia's efforts during the american revolution. for all of o

wisn 12 news kent wainscott investigates. kent: it's a decade or two decade-long problem. lead lines feeding water into your home. >> it's a decade or two decade-long problem. this isn't something you're going to fix in four years. kent: who's responsible for fixing the problem and how it could cost you even if you don't have the lines. sheldon: 12 news investigates, kent wainscott is uncove more lead pipe problems tomorrow on 12 news at 10:00. adrienne: honoring our heroes. new on wisn 12, a special veteran's day service in plymouth. st. john's lutheran church hosted the ceremony today they started with a moment of silence, and reading of fallen soldiers names. veteran's day was on friday. another gorgeous weekend. already in the middle of november. lindsey: i know. >> leading the way with important local coverage. you are watching wisn 12 news at 5:30 with sheldon dutes, adrian patterson, weatherwatch 12 chief meteorologist lindsey slater, and stephanie sutton with big 12 sports. wisn 12 news at 5:00: 30 continue in the u.s., doctors save a baby born without a trachea. a

kent wainscott is at madison park in wauwatosa, where that shooting happened. kent: the photos show the interior of the car, still stained with jay anderson's blood, when police released it we have blurred some of the more graphic photos. today we spoke with his fiancee and his father about what they saw and why the family has decided to share the disturbing images. jay anderson, sr. describes his first look at the car in which his son was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer >> it's horrifying. i mean, it's horrifying. kent: the shooting happened in june, but family didn't get the car until recently going public with photos they took of the interior. we have blurred the some of pictures, which show blood stains remaining, months after the shooting. >> i feel like he was left there to bleed out with all the blood i seen, and i just feel like it was wrong. kent: anderson was shot after an officer, identified in official documents as joseph mensah, approached the vehicle in madison park. police say anderson had a gun in the car, and the officer feared fo

anchor: kent says he got three calls. maybe there's a match. heon people waiting for a kidney in the united states. anchor: a kansas state college student is now the proud owner of thousands of candy bars. patrick, he didn't get them trick-or-treating. reporter: it really comes down to the power of social media. the student wrote on twitter that he left his car for 15 minutes. when he got back, there was a handwritten note from a thief that stole his kit kat bar because he was hungry. nothing else was taken. after seeing the tweet, the makers of kit-kat, hershey, that's enough to fill his car and still have some left over for friends. >> it was crazy when they asked me if they could come and do that. but i was all for it. it's been really crazy how it happened. i'm really glad they did it because it was pretty fun, a good turnout. reporter: hunter jobbins says he wishes the thief would come forward so he could give him a high five and more candy bars. tomorrow is election day, and there's no shortage of freebies. with the big day, some business

. >>> the kent state basketball team took a unified stance during the kent st opener against mississippi valley game last night. the players joined fans of many races and battlegrounds to join them in singing the national anthem. the athletic department said it is a good, supportive idea and they did. at kent state last night. >> good for them. >> i like it. >> singing the national anthem, everybody together. >> unified. >> unified. >> have a good day. >>> hey, today on spotlight 5 we will check in with retirement and financial expert bill smith. bill smith is president of w.a. smith financial group. he is standing by in his retirement solutions studio with today's retirement tip. >> welcome to today's money tip. so you want to retire early? do you think you have enough money saved? to help plan for your retirement. you need to understand, number one your budget needs. prior to retiring you really need to sit down and create a solid budget in a consists of really two facets of components. number one your basics. the basic necessities of living. and number two, your discretionary spending

he performed in oklahoma and other cities while he was a student at kent state university. the countdown to dick goddard final forecas is one week today, on tuesday november 22, and we have some surprises planned it is a must-see tv event until then we willst continue to celebrate his incredible career. we do have so many surprises coming with so many people coming back to honor dick goddard.le you will want to tune in next tuesday november 22 to celebrat his many talents, he is so want to thank you for joining us. elizabeth noreika is up next with all of the top news stories,h fox 8 news at began us on breaking news, amy magic throughout the season that the indians to a world series appearance in july tribe skipper interpret, is manager of the year.a >> get to he became one of eight merger league managers over the years to win the war twice forgot he got a ton of those to be buck showalter of the orioles in jef bannister of the rangers. snow band three occasions in tribe history where a manager hashi won the work, trevor gile has wanted twice the first and 2013vo of the fi

. >> thank you, scott we are here at kent state state from kent, ohio when we come back, this little gem is called a coin alley when we come back, we will tell you all about it. kicking many in cleveland we did have the small 15 minute delay and this is the second wave of rain moving outn pretty quickly i now we see conditions drying out in and around cleveland 271nd southbound route 877 right into the heart of the snowball continuously raining temperatures are starting to fall back into the upper 50sus temperatures are will seee that cap next eastlake same deal in westlake 65 currently in massillon. i'm hoping we see some slivers of some of the way this will workll out with the winds out of the northwest will be i've for our for as to getet any sort of sunshine until probably tomorrow. look at the colder buildingti chicago at 4550 and 4558 should do it today and eventually moving out of the picture tonight looking a little better partial clearing those giving the lower 40s way to a nice day tomorrow cooler are not as much wind we keep it going through the weekend hardly any organize

kent is lucky. he was arrested and thrown in jail. >> it's horrible to think that you're excited about your child going to jail. but for me, jail saved my son's life. >> reporter: kent sought treatment with methadone, is recovering and working full time. he participated at a memorial in walnut creek to remember those lost to a drug overdose. hundreds of names and faces all dead. >> it's killing people literally. and their families. >> reporter: his mother says the problem is so great in san ra mow, alamo and danville, she started a support group in san ramon, alamo and danville. >> doesn't matter your race, color, house you live in. it is here. >> reporter: allen martin, kpix 5. >> allen continues his reporting tonight at 11:00 with the opiod painkillers that are not what they seem to be. the powerful drug our kids are buying online that is fooling even the experts. >> hm. >>> well, we have been reporting for weeks on a surge in wild turkey sightings. but after today a lot of those birds could be he

in mukwonago, i'm kent wainscott, wisn 12 news. adrienne: after that event, kent spoke with house speaker paul donald trump. >> do you think your decision not to campaign with donald trump hurt his chances here in wisconsin? >> no, not at all, and i was going to go tomorrow in west allis if donald came. look, if our nominee was going to be in wisconsin, and i was also in wisconsin, i was going to show up. you know why? because i think republicans need to unify. sheldon: while incumbent senator ron johnson joined other republicans in mukwonago his , democratic opponent was on the other side of the state. russ feingold visited u.w. eau claire today, meeting with students who are campaigning for him. >> what we are trying to do is both the larger events but also talk to these people who are getting the job done. these are the guys who are getting the votes out and in the end that means more than anything else. these young people are going to make a difference so we want to , see them too. sheldon: democratic nominee hillary clinton al

there are more demonstrations planned tonight at the kent state, the organization black united students held an anti-trump protest on a point to show they are not happy about trump winning and also as a wakeup call to the trump supporters on campus. >>> in other news, one police officer is dead and anr an emergency call. chris tanaka has the very latest. >> chris: romona, the pictures are just in from cannonsburg, pennsylvania. shock as a memorial grows outside the police department. one shot dead, another wounded while responding to a domestic call. michael quicklinski killed his gun on himself. law enforcement consoled each other and others outside the hospital where a 7 year veteran died from his injuries. he was a father of four. >> we've lost a friend, a comrade and our hearts and sympathy go out to the family. >> loss of words. sadness. >> he gave so many people so many extra chances and >> mark: the other officer shot in the attack is expected to survive. right now police still don't know what led to the shooting, but the gunman had a history of domestic abuse. his girlfriend was

a football player for kent state university is accused of kidnapping nate holly from toledo. was released on a $50,000 bond to the orianna house and he was placed on a gps device and ordered not to have contact with the alleged victim. kent state university released a statement late monday. we are aware of the situa seriously. he has been suspended from the team indefinitely. >> if you are up early to watch cleveland 19 news you saw sia nyorkor in a tense situation at rocky river. it started in lorain and that's where a suspect shot a man now being treated at the hospital. he led officers on a chase until his vehicle was stuck in the mud behind his home. police negotiated with him until the coast guard and other crews are searching lake erie near fairport harbor. 55-year-old roger burton from appear lines has been missing since yesterday afternoon. the coast guard sent this picture here. a bolt capsized and crews managed to rescue one man who was clinging to the hull. despite searches by air and water, still no sign of burton. >> romona: radio personality j.g. spooner pleaded

. >>> new at 6, a kent state football player is facing kidnapping charges tonight. court records say nathan holley a senior is charged with kidnapping a child under the age of 13 in franklin township in portage county. preliminary hearing is set for thursday and he has been suspended inden any ofly the -- intestify in thely from kent state -- indefinitely from kent state. >>> even though the indians lost shirts were made in case. what he happening to them has fans upset. we will have the story. hi betsy. >> hi. northern ohio enjoyed a stew spendous day -- stupendous day. tomorrow, changes are afoot. a cold front is coming that's going to drive down bring us rain. i've got the latest on that >>> welcome back. to donate or destroy that's the question hundreds of you are asking after learning how major league baseball will get rid of a look at why the shirts won't be donated this year and while you watching we want to know what you think. give us your take and it will be on the bottom of the screen. by going to wkyc.com/vote now. >> i am like please don'tdestroy it we

is out there were just going to watch a bascule gate, but then kent state basketball players surprise the fansb, fin out the unique way they honored each other during the national lebron james donated $2.5 million of this facility t help with the lebron james display. has more on what he has to say.. >> just what you think that lebron james fabulous he does something like this announced today that he is making a donation of five of $2.5 million to the smithsonian national museum of african american history and culture to support its muhammad ali display, his business partner maverick carter will also be part of the contribution in it tells a story of moe howard allays world of sport including his commitment to challengehib racial barriers, lebron james released a statement on his donation.. the display has been display washington dc sice two joins a list of athletes wh have donated including michael jordan and magic johnson. jessica dill fox 8 news the national anthem for the kent state basketball game last into the crowd to invite and fa of the different race to join them on the cour

>> denise: a kent state football player has been suspended indefinitely after police arrested him for kidnapping. sara goldenburg is getting answers on the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: students we spoke with are shocked that the star football player was arrested in the middle of the season. and they have a lot of questions. right now police are not saying much. number 18 on the football field kent state safety nate holly boasts 401 career the senior from toledo it was a two-team all mac first selection the last two seasons. and now his season is on hold for kidnapping. >> that's crazy. you never think it will happen on your campus. >> reporter: according to the court records, the sheriff's office arrested holly for kidnapping a victim from this apartment complex. this is a few miles off campus from franklin township. happened here. >> it is shocking. i was in class all day and i didn't know any of this was happening. >> reporter: many students we spoke with hadn't heard of holly's arrest. some heard of nick who is the team's quarterback. kent state university released thi

. >> could not be better, this wa >> wants leaving the service he earned a degree at kent state, disney wanted to interview him than hein got an offer to try t and the rest is a half-century oft tv history, when weather forecast was an afterthought he stood out because as a meteorologists he was qualified

. >> hillary clinton was in kent on monday, she's coming back friday. does she really need to an ohio?>>reporter: we have said, she does not have to when it but why she spending so much time here. if she takes ohio, she could checkmate or roadblock any chance she arguably has the better organized, more coordinated ground game and she appealed to voters at kent state, friday she will be here in a big concert in cleveland. she needs to win cuyahoga county to have a shot at winning ohio. many thought she could rack up the numbers that obama did twice. >> matt stocco early voting. out of those numbers cuyahoga board of election and there is an early voting drop comparing this to four years ago. 8% less in early in person voting versus four years ago and 15% drop so far and requests for by mail ballot. that could change, in cuyahoga county that's not good news for hillary clinton. mcdonald said the sheriff's office and the fbi are tracking social media monitoring for possible disruptions on election day with self- appointed watchdogs from the trump campaign.

kent was lucky. he was thrown in jail. >> it's horrible to be excitemented about your child going -- excited about your child going to jail, but for me it saved his life. >> reporter: he recovered and is working full time. he participated at a memorial in walnut creek to remember those lost to a drug overdose, hundreds of names and faces all deceased. >> it's literally killing people and their families. >> reporter: his mother says the problem is so great in san ramon and danville she started a support group. >> it doesn't matter what color you are, how much money you have, what house you live in, it is here. >> reporter: allen martin, kpix5. >> tomorrow night at 11 p.m. the opioid painkillers that are not what they seem to be even fooling the experts these days, the powerful drug our kids are now buying online. this month's super-moon is er.. super- >>> switching gears, make sure you look to the sky this weekend for a rare celestial event. this month's supermoon is being called a supercalifragilisti

kent state senior is out of jail on $50,000 bond. he was ordered to not have contact with the victim and must or electronic monitoring device. he has been suspended indefinitely from the football team. he's back in court thursday. >>> for trying to join isis. aaron daniels was arrested boarding a plane in columbus yesterday. he was heading to the be a and charged with support of a foreign terror group. it came after months long investigation. if convicted he faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> the best time to avoid the rain this morning is anytime this morning or early going to be talking about the rain. it's dry for the bus stop this morning. and most probably as you come out of school as well. temperatures are in the 40s for most of you. 50 at hopkins and lake shore temperatures are closer to 50. vote this morning if you don't want any rain. rain chances increase this afternoon. election day to stay here come. mid-60s for highs. still mild as can be. and that includes everyone of you. we hit 72 yesterday at hopkins. the sunshine i

westlake teenager killed during a home invasion in kent in february have yet to be tried, they wil be in court tomorrow. scary moments for a neighborhood in tremont, two people brought at 2:00 p.m.,, o west fifth when a man working a a home was robbed of his cell phone,a then a few minutes later you won't get enough for car this is it two menn n took her ended up crashing her car into a parked car and ran away, these neighbors a,e say that they are shocked. >> i was surprised at first i did not realize what was happeningisu then i heard a wom screaming and i just ran upstairs and she was in the middle of the street said that i want to make sure that she was okay and then called 911. >> will they believe the suspectss are teenagers, many here in the neighborhood have video and say they will review them hope that it will help the place to make arrests.s. >> fire at aa poultry farm maso county, 20,000 chickens were killed when the fire swept throughgh a bond and nova township, it took hours for the to put out the fire at the minimum poultry farm,, thousands of eggs were destroyed that pr

some kent state university players decided they wanted to show you what they came up with. also coming up.. more meetings from president-elect donald trump after his meeting with two governors.... remember chopper 13 is bringing you breaking news fast and first. and a look at today's closing numbers.. the dow up 36 points, closing just above 18,900 plays and others have sat to make a statement. but yesterday... the men's basketball team decided to do something positive when the anthem was played prior to their game against the mississippi valley state. each member of the team went into the stands just before the song and invited a member of the crowd to join them on the court . the players came up with this idea themselves... kent state says that the team wanted to do this "as a show of unity during a divided time in america." donald trump continues to hold high powered meetings today from trump tower, while his number two, mike pence, make trump tweeting that his transition team is doing a 'fantastic' job. but sources tell abc news the transition is full of internal fighti

. >>> and akron man sentenced to death for the murder of a kent state student. suspect shot and killed the victim in february and off- campus apartments. it just added 60 with years in prison to the sentence. >>> a travel alerts for the redone and announcing to be decorated public square city and rta have decided they want to close the main thoroughfare through public square permanently. chris tie has details on the closure and how it will impact passengers. >>> let's give you a big picture of what we're talking about. for generations, superior avenue has affected public square except the last two years, construction and vacation stops traffic. tonight, the city has said they want to stop traffic through camp one, preserve the city's freshly beautified prime real estate, keep traffic out of its which would likely attract more people to it and spend more money downtown. or camp to, keep the original plan which most fluidly uses the heart of the city to move 40,000 bus patrons every day. mayor jackson made it clear he's in camp one. >> people's input was maybe it

kent state said they wanted to do it as a show of unity during a divided time in america. they are all singing. i like that. >> yeah, hand on their >>> hey, thank you so much for spending some time with us around lunchtime here. we'll be back tomorrow. we'll right back at it. >> yeah, we will. see us at verrado. now how's that thing supposed to convince anyone to buy a car? it's just full of hot air and doesn't say much. like the labels you see on a lot of chicken packaging. the ones that say "raised without antibiotics." that's just a trick to get you to pay more money. fact is, by federal law, all chickens must be clear of antibiotics before they leave the farm. though i must say, he is somewhat hypnotic. don't fall for the hype, dale. dale? fresh. delicious. chicken, from sanderson farms. i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... >>> welcome to "dish nation." what's up, atlanta? well, we are going to tell you and talk about legend that has taken marrying young to a whole new level. he met his wife

kent state basketball players create a surprising moment of unity. hollie. >>> 6:00 sharp thursday one week until thanksgiving and we are tracking really warm weather. but it's very foggy. as you are waking up this morning if you are just tuning

jo ling kent, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead, the big change coming to social media. what some internet giants are doing about all those bogus headlines crowding your feed. >>> also fox news star >>> tonight there's news from several of the nation's biggest social media sites, taking action to address some growing problems and issues. twitter announced its users will be given better tools to limit hate and bullying online. while sites like facebook and google are working to curb the exploding number of fake news stories that may be influencing users. nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: for millions of americans, facebook is much more social media platform. according to one study, it's where nearly half of all adults in this country turn for a source of fuse. >> i get a lot of my news from social media, like facebook, twitter, snapchat stories. >> reporter: but tonight, facebook and google are combatting a problem that's trending. fake headlines. trump winning popular vote. the clinton foundation buying arms. and pope francis endorses trump. a story shared a h

with tommy thompson in waukesha county, i am kent wainscott, wisn 12 news. joyce: after refusing to be seen with him on the campaign trail, house speaker paul ryan didn't waste any time this morning coming out in support of the new president-elect. >> feel alienated and have lost faith in our core institutions. they don't feel hurt, and they don't feel represented by those in office but donald trump heard , a voice out in this country that no one else heard. he connected in ways with people no one else did. he turned politics on its head and now donald trump will lead a government and we will work hand in hand on a positive agenda to tackle this country's big challenges. donald trump pulled off an amazing political feet. he deserves tremendous credit for that. it helped us keep our majorities but it also showed the country , that people don't like the direction we are going. we need to change direction and what i'm excited about is we in congress along with our nominee who is now the president elect offered a very specific and clear and coherent agenda on wh

kent phyfe / veteran 1981-96 5 9:16 i got my license back i got my life back i've been able to go out and start working with other veterans :21 kenneth "rock" merritt, a world war 2 veteran, served as this year' crowds also lined the streets in raleigh to pay tribute - ahead of veterans day. this annual veterans day parade took place in downtown raleigh. a ceremony kicked off the festivities on salisbury street -- before the parade made its way through downown. marching bands filled the streets with music to honor active and retired service members. fans love to follow college recruiting in major sports like football and basketball. but one of the biggest recruiting stories happened in ken medlin has the 5 star story. there's nothing like christmas next on rewind...a look at the ceremonial tree raising. a true signal the holiday season is here ... the biltmore has started washington has made richard burr wealthy. we know that. burr voted himself 5 pay raises and his personal net worth but we're only beginning to learn how little work burr actually does. richard burr missed nearly 70%

you have 46 and -- same story for you but dry in kent. see the sprinkles back west. ashland the warmest. trying to dry out. painful but it's just chilly and windy. high pressure system is really going to help us out. shift our winds. moving them out to the north. shifting them interest that does mean some warmer temperature for the forecast here tomorrow. friday we bring back the rainfall. it doesn't look like much but a playoff game could get a little bit wet. going to need those as we progress throughout the workweek. as far as temperatures go, it does keep it cool into the weekend. and very small rain chances ahead. but as far as daytime highs go, i do think this weekend, 40 for you saturday we're on the radio. check us out. for now, time for mark's garden. >>> look at those beautiful trees. come on past those. okay. you're seeing reeds right now. they look good too but that's not what we're here to talk about. angelo has some new operation in l.e.d. trees. i've got my foot on the controls. tell me what this tree >> basically the power connector. very easy to put

lester. >> jolene kent in new jersey, thank you. in northern california they know she is alive and well. woman who was apparently abducted more than three weeks ago is free and back with her family after interstate. little is known about the circumstances of her disappearance. nbc's goti schwartz is there with the latest. >> reporter: around 4:30 a.m. thanksgiving morning, 23 days after mother of two sherry papini, went missing, a call over the police radio. >> chp is advising she is heavily battered. >> reporter: dispatchers saying the kidnapping victim appeared to be shackled to something. and advised she is chained to something. >> reporter: a driver spattered her and called 911. an emotional papini found 150 miles away from where she was abducted. within hours the 34-year-old was reunited with her husband who police cleared as a person of interest after passing a lie detector test. >> her husband keith was immediately responded down to the area, and is remaining at sherri's side. >> reporter: the search for her began right here

midi has mild ce tolerance for the >> the anti-bullying campaign brought him to kansas as part of kent state start feature speaker series. don kendrick has his story. >>> in breaking bad, walter junior walks with leg braces, bullying like art imitating life fighting. palsy. it has a bowling, it's been there, done that for you. >> i had my hands broken, my the broken was pushed and shoved. i verbal and physical. i never really allow people to belittle me. >> reporter: digress was repulsed at three. >> i never allowed my disability to be perceived as a weakness. >> now he beats down bullying, advocating internationally >> last top, kent state university. >> the decision of i'm going to do this, setting back role in achieving that goal. triggerman 19-year-old elizabeth when she turned her story for policy into the possible it may say to your goal to walk at high school graduation ended. doder depalma and hard-fought personified dymo for the >> why stop there? check is not surprising considering who wasted. >> that has been our whole philosophy, you just work hard and overcome it and do yo

i'm happy to be spending it with my family. >> giving thanks for the things money can't buy, jolynn kent, nbc news, morristown, new jersey. >> i'm waiting, back in a moment with exclusive details on the new plan to ot the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, ends soon! >>> new challenges ahead for the secret service. family safe. donald trump's large family including children and grandchildren making the mission more challenging. and more expensive. we get exclusive details now from cynthia mcfadden. >> as the soon-to-be first family gathers for thanksgiving, it's clear they'll need a bigger turkey than usual axt cording to internal homeland security documents reviewed by nbc news, at least 150 secret service personnel are joining them. here the 45-vehicle last night at mar-a-lago. >> we're sort of in uncharted waters. >> we haven't had adult protectee children of a president-elect in a long time. >> that makes the job tougher

a special moment from the kent state basketball team that you don't want to miss. >> as we head to break, here is a look at how wal-mart opened today.-- wal-mart opened today.-- wall street opened . >>> five away from 5:00 on your thursday. a dense fog advisory in place this morning. give yourself time on the roadways. the temperatures this afternoon, this is nice compared to yesterday. 65 degrees under a mostly sunny sky later on today. tomorrow record high temperatures 73. here comes the weekend storm system with rain and snow. ahead about that, kristin? >> all right. i am not excited about that, jd. >>> well, you name the highway and there is a good chance we are seeing fog. look at 77 an the turnpike, 480 -- slow it down this morning. a lot of thick fog along 76 but it is not impacting your drive times in summit county. all good along 77. here is 76 at 77. you can hardly make out the cars out there on odot. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. >>> right now cleveland police detectives need your help identifying these two armed robbers that targeted a subway restaurant on the west side

sheldon: that was kent wainscott reporting. fire departments often have some input into where the speed bumps are located. the milwaukee fire department is consulted on locations and as a result, hasn't seen any significant impact on response times despite having 217 speed and in wauwatosa, a fire department official is on the city's traffic committee, and has input on where to place speed humps or tables. adrienne: a little texas girl who did a good deed is now reaping a sweet reward. nine-year-old chloe gallegos and her mom watched an online video of a woman stealing tip jar money at their local store daylight donuts. later that week, they stopped at the store. that's when chloe decided to leave the owner, who she calls donut man a surprise. >> because i felt re b him for getting his money stolen. i took my tooth fairy money when no one was looking we put it in the tip jar. reporter: that's adrienne: that is so generous. the store owner says chloe is an amazing kid. he's offering her free donuts for as long as he owns the tha

ben: wisn 12 news investigates, kent wainscott is uncovering more lead pipe problems tonight on wisn 12 news at ten. wisn 12 news time is 4:34. more signs of the season in southeast wisconsin. melinda: coming up on "wisn 12 news this morning," the big family is invited to this week. ben: plus, powerful earthquakes reported overnight in new zealand. the search underway for survivors and why officials say we invited women to a spa to test a new body wash. dish soap. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me feel good. this is dove. t at my table, i keep the food real. like country crock's recipe made with real simple ingredients. and no artificial flavors or preservatives. real country fresh taste from real ingredients. >> the early morning temperatures 40 or better. good morning to you. we are on the way to highs in the mid to upper 50s. not as chilly as the past couple of mornings. 43 elm grove. 41 greenfield this morning. brown deer 41 degrees. the temperatures

kent state at stark will also give access to faculty members who are veterans. bob jones, news 5. >> and a huge thank you from all of us, right. >> what a wonderful facility to address their specific needs. >> absolutely. thank a valley. tomorrow is veterans day. >> make it happen. >> let's do it. >>> i've got a great ot twilight. some great colors in the sky right now. >> so pretty. >> the sun is down behind the horizon but you are still getting those oranges transitioning to blue. >> i mean, it's okay. >> really? really, frank? frank likes gloomy and cloudy. that's tomorrow, buddy. here we go. let's widen out our view. look at all the clear sky action over much of the great lakes including all of you and me. job, keeping us sunny, but this front is coming tomorrow, and that's going to spread clouds in late tonight, and it could bring an isolated rain shower to the area as early as tomorrow afternoon. the next front means cool. so if you liked today's 60 degrees, tomorrow will struggle into the lower 50s. and then 48 to 50 on saturday. current temperatures 57 m

(kent squires, caleb's father) so kent squires was heartbroken to see his six year old son, who has high functioning autism, in tears, moments after the teacher in question takes the microphone off the father) "for them to do what they did is mother, their son was about to deliver his favorite lines "gobble, gobble"... (doctor mark manchin, superintendent, harrison co. schools) "but there's no way to defend it okay? we saw it, i saw defend it" doctor manchin insists there was no malice intent -- and that the teacher feels horrible about the incident. but he says the school never received a permission slip from the boy's parents and that the play had already ended. squires disputes that. robyn i county, working with people with developmental disabilities. r.n.) "the child's parents were there, if isn't the first time he's had falling out with the school. he recalled faculty coming to him with complaints about his son every day after kindergarten. (kent squires, caleb's father) "and she's like 'well, i just fresh scrutiny, with the video drawing national attention and resonating with thous

wisn 12 news' kent wainscott investigates how it could be putting your family at risk. >> it is not just a problem in the city but the milwaukee suburbs as well, the lead lines bringing the water into your homes. >> it's a decade or two decade-long problem. this isn't something you're going to fix in four years. reporter: who's responsible for fixing the problem and how it could cost you even if you don't have the ben: wisn 12 news investigates, kent wainscott is uncovering more lead pipe problems tonight on wisn 12 news at ten. melinda: who is ready for the summerfest. the head liners have been announced this morning. hillary mientz is live at the grounds. a this is a big one, 50th anniversary and they want to make it memorable a the party with pink. ?? that is her new song. july 2nd pink is rocking the amphitheater. it is more than a decade since she's played the big gig. the red hot chile peppers is opening wednesday, june 28th. the tickets going on sale friday. the pink tickets at 10:00 and the chile peppers at noon. pink announced she's expecting her second child. that will be a qui

. >> now he beats down bullying, advocating internationally for equity and diversity. >> last top, kent state university. >> the decision of i'm going to do this, setting back role in achieving that goal. triggerman 19-year-old elizabeth when she turned her story for policy into the possible it may say to your goal to walk at high school doder depalma and hard-fought 41 minute walk across stage. is 50 feet of triumph. we told our inspiration personified dymo for the >> why stop there? check is not surprising considering who wasted. >> that has been our whole philosophy, you just work hard and overcome it and do your best.>> this industry turned it into a career. i'm not ashamed of it. it is what it is. it's what makes yo >> god has opened doors for him. he has walked through those doors and he lives by walking through the stores and we just continue to pray that god keeps opening more doors and we just keep walking through them. >> a very impressive young man. >>> just in time for the holidays, toy safety group visit annual 10 worst toy list. this is the toys have the potential to cause