impacting the automotive industry, what the fbi is doing to prevent and respond to cyberattacks and lastly, the importance of public-private sector collaboration and what do you or the industry can expect from the fbi if you suffer a breach or the victim of in a cap. with a little story. everybody local a story about a meeting i went to in march of this year and it was with intel corporation. after this meeting was a commercial futurist panel and there were three individuals on the particular panel. one was marc andreessen from injuries and horowitz and peter getz. and jim all very successful in prominent venture capital firms in california. one of the questions that was asked of them was, where do you see future growth in it the next 10 years from a technology perspective? they were not all consistent in their responses, but one or two of the responses work -- work -- mobile, quantum computing and autonomous driving systems. the way venture capitalists see growth over the next 10 years. it gives us a pretty good idea of where we are headed and what we have to consider going forward. the b

sorry not lastly conditioned inclusive and open outreach those decisions need to be made together the only way to be successful in that building champion champions of the community level and champions at the regional and federal level as well those these things need to come together to push forward individual elements of the subway divisions so we'll or we're going to incapsulate and the work didn't stop there will feed into the connect sf program a misrepresent departmental collaborative effort not only the subways but the whole eco system the eco system is not the silver bullet all needs to create the comprehensive mobility network that san francisco will need to be a desirable liveable place to live and competitive and reach the goals we've reached for ourselves the connect sf is underway and reach this fall with a survey talking about the core values how people think about the future of transportation in san francisco and into 2015 continued in that outreach and stakeholder activities. >> with that, i'd like to open up to any questions. >> thank you very much for your presentation

sorry not lastly conditioned inclusive and open outreach those decisions need to be made together the only way to be successful in that building champion champions of the community level and champions at the regional and federal level as well those these things need to come together to push forward individual elements of the subway divisions so we'll or we're going to incapsulate and the work didn't stop there will feed into the connect sf program a misrepresent departmental collaborative effort not only the subways but the whole eco system the eco system is not the silver bullet all needs to create the comprehensive mobility network that san francisco will need to be a desirable liveable place to live and competitive and reach the goals we've reached for ourselves the connect sf is underway and reach this fall with a survey talking about the core values how people think about the future of transportation in san francisco and into 2015 continued in that outreach and stakeholder activities. >> with that, i'd like to open up to any questions. >> thank you very much for your presentation

. >>> lastly, th >>> lastly, the manager finally in the game. here's david wright. >> reporter: last game of the season in chantilly, virginia. field, number 11 there is about to play in his very first game. jeffrey creigh jeffrey creighton has intellectual disabilities caused by fragile x syndrome. so he's been the manager for four years. >> never did we think he would be in a uniform, ready to play a high school game. >> reporter: but the coach felt the chargers' biggest fan deserved to suit up. >> he's so excited. >> reporter: one play only, but for jeffrey, it might as well have been the super bowl. >> how was it? >> good! >> it was just so touching to see him in his glory. >> reporter: a moment he and his teammates will never forget. david wright, abc news, new york. >> cheering on number 11. and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. [ screams ] [ grunts ] oh! yeah! yeah! [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos." and now, h

sorry not lastly conditioned inclusive and open outreach those decisions need to be made together the only way to be successful in that building champion champions of the community level and champions at the regional and federal level as well those these things need to come together to push forward individual elements of the subway divisions so we'll or we're going to incapsulate and the work didn't stop there will feed into the connect sf program a misrepresent departmental collaborative effort not only the subways but the whole eco system the eco system is not the silver bullet all needs to create the comprehensive mobility network that san francisco will need to be a desirable liveable place to live and competitive and reach the goals we've reached for ourselves the connect sf is underway and reach this fall with a survey talking about the core values how people think about the future of transportation in san francisco and into 2015 continued in that outreach and stakeholder activities. >> with that, i'd like to open up to any questions. >> thank you very much for your presentation

>> lastly, veterans day, thank you, veterans, for everything you do for your service.s and gals, the best. that's what i have to say. >> mike? >> here here, thank you to the veterans. and home depot, earnings next week. >> dan? >> excellently define risk. and a special shout-out, my dad, a special in the reserves. >> our time has expired. see you back next week with more "options action." meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for my pillow. hello, i'm mike lindell, inventor of my pillow. i'm here to talk to you about how a better night's sleep can change your life because it sure changed mine. quality sleep is important to everyone. at the end of the day, we just want to get a good night's sleep and wake up feeling refreshed. we all have different sleeping habits and preferences, but there's one thing i can guarantee, and that's that a great night's sleep will change your life. announcer: you'll want to stay tuned because you're about to learn how the revolutionary my pillow will change your life.

sorry not lastly conditioned inclusive and open outreach those decisions need to be made together the only way to be successful in that building champion champions of the community level and champions at the regional and federal level as well those these things need to come together to push forward individual elements of the subway divisions so we'll or we're going to incapsulate and

sorry not lastly conditioned inclusive and open outreach those decisions need to be made together the only way to be successful in that building champion champions of the community level and champions at the regional and federal level as well those these things need to come together to push forward individual elements of the subway divisions so we'll or we're going to incapsulate and the work didn't stop there will feed into the connect sf program a misrepresent departmental collaborative effort not only the subways but the whole eco system the eco system is not the silver bullet all needs to create the comprehensive mobility network that san francisco will need to be a desirable liveable place to live and competitive and reach the goals we've reached for ourselves the connect sf is underway and reach this fall with a survey talking about the core values how people think about the future of transportation in san francisco and into 2015 continued in that outreach and stakeholder activities. >> with that, i'd like to open up to any questions. >> thank you very much for your presentation

>> lastly, veterans day, thank you, veterans, for everything you do for your service.s and gals, the best. that's what i have to say. >> mike? >> here here, thank you to the veterans. and home depot, earnings next week, use call spread risk report. >> dan? >> excellently define risk. and a special shout-out, my dad, lieutenant colonel in the army reserves. >> our time has expired. see you back next week with more "options action." meantime, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the shark genius steam pocket mop system, brought to you by sharkninja. ♪ we all know life is messy. >> the dirt and the mud. >> there's a juice spill, chocolate milk spill... >> there's always little tracks of dirt coming in. [ baby giggles ] >> announcer: but that's just the dirt you can see! imagine the household bacteria on your floors that you can't see! especially in your kitchen and bathrooms. >> having a son that will pick things up off the floor, put them in his mouth, sometimes even eat off of the floor,

lastly, require that delivery person to get your signature before leaving any items on your front porch. this is one of the stories we talk about year after year. many people say this will never happen to me. but the reality is, 41% of people say they've actually had at least one package stolen right from their front porch. take the time to protect your purchases so you don't package thefts. live if cleveland. meg shaw, news 5. >> absolutely. thank you. this morning firefighters say they know what's been causing a bad leak at a local factory. two employees went to the hospital because of carbon monoxide exposure. fire crews say it was caused by two mal functioning forklifts. both have been it's hoping to have replacements later today. >> the ohio lake erie commission may be reaccordinged. that's the group in charge of conservation efforts involving the lake. ohio lawmakers want the commission to battle harmful algae. the goal is to reduce phosphorous. >> with a heroin epidemic that keeps getting worse so the attorney general is stepping in to help. he's announcing a price freeze the dru

lastly, and is she here? she's not even here.ad a brief amount of recognition, i don't know if any of you know, you may or may not know jamie hopper, she's leaving the department at the end of the year after six years with us, she begins a new life with her husband in oregon, and the reason i wanted to recognize her is two-fold, one, she was one of our first graduates of the san francisco state internship program, she graduated from state and was in i think the first class of interns under our ongoing partnership with san francisco state parks and recreation tourism program from which we hire many of our interns and she's been with us over the last six years, in that time, she's worked in our public affairs office, a accomplished photograph with a great eye, in fact, she was involved in many of our this month parks videos, she has planned many of our employee special events, by the way, including sunday december 4th which is i think the last one she's involved in is our staff and play recognition event at the i academy of science

>>>lastly it solidifies the commitment to the cautionary principle to accelerate best practices with this plan and also identifies resilience as a strategic priority and uses a holistic approach to most plans are not taking this approach in the us. i think it is really important for people. and also it reaches people with appropriate messages, tailored outreach, programming, and resources that are very important. >>>so a few implementation considerations. this plan is designed to provide a clear and flexible pathway forward it is meant to be flexible and it is meant to be a living document and to be implemented as we move forward. >>>secondly as an opportunity to it spanned the plan and iterate with community output and will create stronger implementationby ends >>> the implementation will result in further collaboration opportunities within the city's department and agencies. >>>consumption continues to be an area for deeper work. >>>finally equity focuses aspirational implementation steps need to be in our pathway and i think you for hearing about our plan today. >> that concludes

lastly, this legislation includes important provisions that address current national needs, including an additional $37 million to fight the opioid epidemic, which has struck my district especially hard, and an additional $500 million in disaster designated funding to help states recover and rebuild from recent destructive flooding. i believe this legislation is a good compromise that this house can and should support. it is not perfect. but it ensures we meet our nation's current critical needs. i have said many times before, standing in this exact spot, that a continuing resolution is a last resort. but at this point, it is what we must do to fulfill our congressional responsibility to keep the lights on in our government. but at this point, it is what we so i urge my colleagues to vote aye on this necessary legislation so we can send it to the president's desk without delay. >> hal rogers from september 28. scott wong of "the hill," that short-term cr runs to december 9, a couple of outstanding issues. the president requesting additional military spending just this weekend also the

this is the bold headline from huffington post: it reads, lastly, the washington post writes "trump triumphs, republican projected to win the presidency in a stunning upset over clinton." another big issue -- there were a number of key senate races we've been keeping a close eye on. republicans will maintain their control of the senate. the electorate seemed to send a clear message that it was sick of washington and wanted change. the republicans promise to shake up the washington dc establishment could mean a shake up in their own house. house speaker paul ryan has been at odds with donald trump throughout the campaign. some house members say they may look at a pro- trump member to challenge ryan for the speakers seat. representative john mica lost his orlando, florida seat after serving 12 terms in congress. florida becomes the first southern and it wasn't even close. it passed by 71- percent. florida becomes the 26th state- along with the district of columbia to legalize marijuana for medical use. early on tuesday night, it was clear the amendment was going to surpass the 60-percent thres

the public advocate would be a court of appeal the people could go to and lastly legislation it if need be, the public advocate could introduce legislation to solve the problem but really its powers are to scrutinize government, squeeze the dollars to make sure they're getting spent to be a place that citizens can go for relief if not getting anyone in san francisco. >> thank you, junkyard closing statement, marcy >> my question would be why are we voters, you and me and everybody in the room are allowing a dysfunctional government that is governing body ballot measures, by putting things on the ballot simply for the fact of it acquiring power, shifting power from the mayor from the board of supervisors into interest groups and why are we micromanaging to the point that we need to expand government exponentially in order to take care of all the micromanagement that we are imposing. we have a saying in the libertarian party that governments at all levels has a habit of creating a problem and then putting legislation upon legislation to solve that problem. this is a perfect example. we cr

lastly, here's that iconic image of the ballroom, just like you see on the cover of the animated movie. beauty and the beast comes out in theaters march 17th of next year. this is interesting. people riding the london underground are finding copies of a certain book everywhere. it's all thanks to emma watson. according to b- b-c, the harry potter actress secretly put copies, maya angelou's mom and me and mom, all over the underground. she left about 100 books, some even included a hand-written note. it's part of the "books on the underground" movement, where people are leaving copies of their favorite books. ok, i'm a little skeptical about this, so let me know what you think. australian company showpo, is showing off some crazy new color- changing fabric technology. in the video, this show off a color wheel that they say manipulates the color of the dress a model is wearing. it changes from white to pink to blue to purple. some people online are loving it other are skeptical. what do you think? i've posted it on my facebook feed. let me know if you think it's real or fake. the widely

((michael stevens)) lastly, congresswoman dina titus held onto her seat... she beat her republican rival mary perry 63 to 29. brian? ((brian loftus)) >>> the big news is settling in for people across the valley. one thing is for sure... everybody is talking about our sharie johnson stopped by a popular, local restaurant to get reaction. << "8news now reporter sharie johnson: good afternoon, everyone that i've talked to inside egg and i is extremely passionate one way or the other but this is what everyone here is talking about today; this is today's headline, people are passionate; it hasn't been as easy though to get people to talk on camera, but we are here with one trump supporter, john madsen, thank you for talking to us, john how are you feeling after last night? john madsen, great time for our country, it's a correction for our country it sends the message to washington we need to fix washington and we're able to do it this way. sharie johnson, 8news now: what's the number one or number two issues that matter most to you that you are really gonna be lo

>>>lastly it solidifies the commitment to the cautionary principle to accelerate best practices with this plan and also identifies resilience as a strategic priority and uses a holistic approach to most plans are not taking this approach in the us. i think it is really important for people. and also it reaches people with appropriate messages, tailored outreach, programming, and resources that are very important. >>>so a few implementation considerations. this plan is designed to provide a clear and flexible pathway forward it is meant to be flexible and it is meant to be a living document and to be implemented as we move forward. >>>secondly as an opportunity to it spanned the plan and iterate with community output and will create stronger implementationby ends >>> the implementation will result in further collaboration opportunities within the city's department and agencies. >>>consumption continues to be an area for deeper work. >>>finally equity focuses aspirational implementation steps need to be in our pathway and i think you for hearing about our plan today. >> that concludes

are posted clearly and yards so crooks considering anything ill lee will notice them right away and lastly require the delivery person to get your signature before leaving any items behind. >>> this is one of those year after year. but the reality is according to social media website 42% of americans say they've had at least one package stolen. take these steps and ensure your packages are secure. in cleveland, meg shaw. news 5. >>> and news 5 is staying on top of breaking news today out of columbus at the noon hour. after a shooter opened fire on the campus of ohio state university. i'll have the latest moment. >>> we are tracking light rain right now but i'm going to show you when a good swath of this moisture moves in. also along with temperatures returning to above >>> a suspect is dead and several have been taken to the hospital including one in critical condition. new information shows that a knife may also have been involved in the attack along with shots fired. there was a call involved where people in the engineer building. the lockdown has been lifted but classes are cancelled. t

and lastly, visit the 16th street mall. i'm just kidding! be safe, everybody. >>> answer at a that bolton's >>> we're ending the workweek we always do here on "next" to make people smile. courtney went out to the park to ask people our favorite question: what's your good news? and save us the email. we know this isn't news. it's life! ? [ music ] ? >> right now we are in city park, denver, colorado. it's a beautiful ! [ peaceful music ] [ whistle ] >> he's looking at a squirrel. >> it's pretty cool to see people out and enjoying the community and the fresh air and beautiful weather. >> ah! >> especially during election season. it's nice to have positive days and feel good for sure. >> okay! i'm happy about my choice. it makes me happy. >> another beautiful day in paradise. this is phenomenal weather. i'm happy about that. i have food to eat. not everybody has that. [ baby crying ] >> right now i'm happy about my 1-month-old baby. she's healthy and happy and bringing a lot of joy in our lives. >> are you helping brother? >> yes! >> i'm happy

and lastly, myself. that's all of us, except for the crewman in the transporter room. mr. spock, eliminate his heartbeat. [heartbeat continues] that accounts for everyone. finney. localize that. "b" deck. in or near engineering. seal off "b" deck, sections 1 18-y through 23-d. acknowledged. so finney is alive. it would seem so. commodore, this is my problem. to bring jame finney on board. we both felt that jame's presence would make finney easier to handle in the event finney really were alive. ben. [kirk] ben fifiey. mr. spock, encountering variants. compensate. what does that mean? the orbit is beginning to decay. llo, captain! nothing to say, captaiai i'm glad you're alive. you mean you're relieved because you think your career is saved. well, you're wrong. ben! ben, it's not too late. we can help you. like you helped me all along, kept me down, robbed me of my own command? i'm a good officer. as good as you. i've watched you for years. they told you to do it to me. you all conspired against me. you ruined me, but you won't do it anymore. uhh. put the phaser down, ben.

lastly, the huge trend, the bomber jacket. this one has been updated in a little mesh so it's perfect for going to the gym, it's perfect at the gym and it's just $17. >> and if you sew it together, it's almost like a laundry bag. >> so love this look on sheana. >> thank you so much. our next look is bold and here we have christina coming in. there she is. and this look is inspired by one of our favorite athleti athletic athleisure style icons and that is beyonce. christina's top is a graphic tee from ivy park, which is beyonce's line. just $25 so that's a great way to get in on that graphic, bold look which we're seeing in and outside of the gym. then we went for a huge pop of co the gym. you really want to stand out. this is sort of a high-tech oversized take on the hoodie. you can see christina can pull her little hood up and she looks so sporty and cool. >> those bright colors really are all the rage. >> and lastly, let's talk about probably the biggest trend this season in legging and you can see she's wearing those mesh i

lastly, never store your food outside. even if it is freezing, unstable temperatures can make that food less than healthy for human >> the search for answers. a worker push carts through a busy parking lot. it happened at a grocery store in waltham, shoppers screaming to get the driver to stop. new safety concerns in new york city as the city hosts the thanksgiving day parade. plus, high school football is a thanksgiving tradition across the state and here at channel 5, we're covering all the big games >> this is an editorial. >> the election turmoil, it is understandable many are nervous about family gatherings for things giving weekend. political discussions and clashing ideology has proven to be thorny subjects. is your family among those declaring politics off-limits for discussion? if so, look at the bright side. that could mean so many other topics. theater, hit shows like hamilton. maybe not hamilton. there is a way to look at this turbulent autumn. maybe it comes at just the right express anger over how they see th

>>>lastly it solidifies the commitment to the cautionary principle to accelerate best practices with this plan and also identifies resilience as a strategic priority and uses a holistic approach to most plans are not taking this approach in the us. i think it is really important for people. and also it reaches people with appropriate messages, tailored outreach, programming, and resources that are very important. >>>so a few implementation considerations. this plan is designed to provide a clear and flexible pathway forward it is meant to be flexible and it is meant to be a living document and to be implemented as we move forward. >>>secondly as an opportunity to it spanned the plan and iterate with community output and will create stronger implementationby ends >>> the implementation will result in further collaboration opportunities within the city's department and agencies. >>>consumption continues to be an area for deeper work. >>>finally equity focuses aspirational implementation steps need to be in our pathway and i think you for hearing about our plan today. >> that concludes

an epidemic and a little been like this people blaming on cell phones that is a piece of that but lastly there's a sense of rage and hatred it permeates through the plod we have an incidents you you know white guys with guns threaten cops they're not killed they beat the case between the cops dealing with people of color and white people and so-called model minorities that is you know something that needs to be changed and police need to be changed and police culture changed you guys need to work on many at some point that is coming to a head i'd like to see the problem resolved in the most positive is position for both sides to get on with the business policing is a tough job but - >> yeah. thank you, sir. >> good evening and welcome. >> aclu sergeant williams said a lot of what was said in a letter from jeff adachi and jennifer and myself that appears in the agenda that i and we will leave this room not knowing the status of use of force policy and not knowing even though a impasse is declared and even though cops have basically labored co-authored restraint and the shooting of vehicle

animal care and control facilities about collectively serve as a lease property for the certificate lastly a reminder in march the board amended the capital plan for the animal control confidence certificates as the debt program in may of this year, the board approved the certificates for the animal care and control project i'm available to answer any questions and have virginia the director of ac c and ken the manager to answer any project related questions. >> thank you very much that presentation i think that just for public purposes and reminder of the cost and how much is comping from cop from the general fund appropriate i don't know if you want to speak to that harry maybe through the chair to mr. rose. >> mr. rose, can we go to your report. >> >> yes. chair farrell and supervisor tang, we report on page 19 the board of supervisors appropriated the 60 plus million dollars in certificates of participation precedes of which $49 million to fund the animal control and $10 million plus from debt services reserves and financing and 9 hundred plus for uncertainty and the interest rate and

sorry not lastly conditioned inclusive and open outreach those decisions need to be made together the only way to be successful in that building champion champions of the community level and champions at the regional and federal level as well those these things need to come together to push forward individual elements of the subway divisions so we'll or we're going to incapsulate and the work didn't stop there will feed into the connect sf program a misrepresent departmental collaborative effort not only the subways but the whole eco system the eco system is not the silver bullet all needs to create the comprehensive mobility network that san francisco will need to be a desirable liveable place to live and competitive and reach the goals we've reached for ourselves the connect sf is underway and reach this fall with a survey talking about the core values how people think about the future of transportation in san francisco and into 2015 continued in that outreach and stakeholder activities. >> with that, i'd like to open up to any questions. >> thank you very much for your presentation

1966 his wife kelly send the same, this is from iraq baghdad 2007, christina his wife said this, lastly this is back 1942, paul herrick, his grand daughter sent this, this is his wife, paul still alive at 93 years flooded with them. outside right now skies are mostly clear, we stay dry at least until the early part of next week they be a couple of showers monday and tuesday, 69 in spring hill, 72 wesley chapel, 70 hudson, 68 at the airport in clearwater. 74 in ruskin and 75 in lakeland, this morning we dropped crystal river, so it was chilly across the northern counties, closer to the beach upper 50s to the mid-60s, saint pete dropping 264, tampa at 60. skies mostly sunny across part of the area although tampa last report checked mostly cloudy clearwater 68 and saint pete where folks are enjoying the ribs it is clear with temperatures in the lower 70s seafood festival in tarpon springs and the buccaneers game sunday. a look at the satellite picture, all is quiet with nothing more than an isolated area of cloud cover, overnight we could see clouds streaming through first thing in the mor

and lastly is what we call essential versus discretionary strategy. also known as a flooring strategy. all that does, essentially, is separate your income into two categories. things you cannot go without. and things that are discretionary. a really good adviser is going to allow you to do a combination. ask for most of our clients, we employ all three strategies in most of our retirement income plan. so make sure you're working with an adviser or financial planner who takes all facets of how your income will change into consideration. the end result should be a written income plan that you can understand and rely on. for more information, you can e- mail us your questions at questions at bill smith and that's this week's money tips. >> thanks, bill. if yowd like money information, tune in to retirement solutions with bill smith, sunday at noon. you can also call the office will or log onto wasmith >>> it's november 3rd. time for great viral videos "right this minute." a tiny chimp gets some tender loving care. >> these four men are playing nanny to t

lastly another crash pops up into our system. katy? >> jessica, thanks. a quick thinking atlantic county police detective is being credited with saving a man from this burning car. james watts had a medical problem behind the wheel and slammed into another vehicle in the parking lot. that's when police detective adam bromley ran straight to the burning car and pulled watts to safety. >> i would never see my family or another thanksgiving again. >> the city will honor him. a 10-year-old is a budding musician. >> and he's gotten heavy metal icons. >> sounds good. his name is daniel. he lives in the neighborhood. he attends school of rock philadelphia and he posted this instagram video performing his favorite metallica song. well, metallica saw it and reposted it on their official instagram page along with the comment, nice work, dude. daniel's video was viewed more than 300,000 times in one day. check it out. >> instant stardom for him. >> we'll run down the morning's headlines and a story we'll be following throughout the day. >> and that includes the seas

lastly, an attorney advised them to post no trespassing and no firearms science. he says he's heard of surveyors showing of the properties with armed guards. these bullying tactics don't sit well with him. some of his concerns with the project include the loss of and to the impact on property values. >>> the property value, the bomb threat, for you, don't have this right now, what if they come and take your your tomorrow? you want people to stand up with you. they're doing it in the decoders, they're doing it here. taking people's property for profit and not the public good. an accounting will enable them to do what they want to this week. we reached out to spectra energy for what they say they are doing on these properties. we're still waiting to hear back. we'll have more for you tonight at 11. >>> we may know what caused that carbon monoxide scare wednesday. fire crews were back up this weekend, yesterday and today after the seating for two hours late this afternoon not bursting -- burning the propane fueled properly. no major health issues this weekend. copy s

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lastly, clerks will be required to send a nightly update on their the recount officially begins tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. and ends on december 12th. live in downtown milwaukee, ben jordan, today's tmj4. to weather now-- the 40's possible flurries. meteorologist brian gotter joins us now with a check on the forecast. after a miserable monday, yesterday was the complete opposite with a clear sky and highs in the mid 50s. the only e 30 mph. clouds are starting to move into the area this morning with temps in the 30s, and a light breeze. the first of 2 cold fronts has arrived, and will cool us down into the mid 40s for today. we will become mostly cloudy by this afternoon with an isolated sprinkle possible. flurries and sprinkles are possible overnight and into thursday morning with lows in the low to mid 30s. winter is coming and that means there will be changes to parking around the city. starting tomorrow... winter parking rules will go into effect. this means alternate side night parking on most residential streets .and remember overnight parking is prohibited on major streets and bus r

lastly, this is kathy robert's father. west point grad. her great, great-grandfather fought in the civil war. again thank you folks so much for sharing and to all the veterans out there, we thank you for your service. not just today, but 365 days a year. outside over the next couple of days we will still see some cool weather early on in the morning. the afternoons will still be warming up around 80-81. we will call it a normal weekend weather wise. temperatures about where they should be. showers are possible early next week. there won't be many. there is a possibility of couple come monday and tuesday. we need it. it has been so dry lately. a lot of fall -- folks haven't had rain in weeks. brooksville down to 47 degrees. it dropped down to 44 this morning. that is always the cold spot where everybody else is a good 5-10 degrees warmer. in fact 20 degrees warmer in st. pete right now. you can see you are getting those little spots in hernando can really drop. those low dew points helping out too. i think we had be in that same ballpark to

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. >>> lastly, the manager finally in the game. here's david wright. >> reporter: last game of the season in chantilly, virginia. and number 11 is about to p jeffrey has learning disabilities caused by fragile x syndrome. so he's been the manager for four years. but the coach felt the chargers' biggest fan deserved to suit up. one play only, but for jeffrey, it might as well have been the super bowl. >> good! >> it was just so touching to see him in his glory. >> reporter: a moment he and his teammates will never forget. david wright, abc news, new york. >> cheering on number 11. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax breaks for oil companies. that's ron johnson. that's washington. and he fits right in. is responsible >> now, o

lastly, rain chances remain slim. maybe a sprinkle on saturday. maybe a couple of showers out ahead of the front, but we're now getting into a stretch where a lot of folks have gone weeks without seeing crop of rain. our chances remain rather slim warm and humid, upper 60s to low 70s after haze in the upper 80s. 88 in sarah so tax 86 in tampa, flirting with some record breaking highs in sarasota. tomorrow a little cooler. then as i said by the weekend things actually get down to maybe a bit below normal. mid-70s across most of the area right now under partly cloudy skies. there is that satellite picture. that easterly flow continues, showers that we had this afternoon and this evening have now pushed offshore. tomorrow morning i think there's just enough moisture out there with those higher dew points that we're going to see a bit of early morning fog. so check out ivan first thing tomorrow morning, especially citrus, hernando, sumter, maybe pasco with the chance of patchy fog like we've seen the past couple of mornings, but it will be dry. as we

lastly this is from darlene also operation desert storm, we are getting a ton more especially ones from world war ii, we will share those coming up, please keep them coming, a great way to honor veterans on our veterans day. under clear skies across the area doppler radar rain free, waking up to the low 50s even some upper 40s dropping down to the mid-40s this morning in brooksville and areas in citrus county, kathleen 52, downtown tampa, 59, largo 60 along the coast around 60 degrees, east of i-75 closer to the 50 degree mark. outside of tampa partly cloudy 73 degrees, the dewpoint comfortable at 53, we topped out at 80 temperatures today where they should be for the middle of november. clear skies in saint pete, 73 sarasota clear with temperatures at 76 degrees, winds out of the west northwest off the golf at 10 miles per hour, a little bit of cloud cover but not a lot, tonight when the meteor shower peaks i think there will be mostly clear skies, but a few clouds on saturday and the same thing sunday, maybe some fog sunday morning if you're going over to raymond james stadium you may

lastly, we will fight in the event we weren't able to run away, we were hiding and they found us, we will fight and try to fight injuries. we barricaded up in the street to get through, will use weapons of opportunity. >> it was empowering. i know exactly what to do. >> makes us proactive approach to as a as posterior reactive. >> is no need to panic as long as do. rather than being a victim, which make ourselves survivors. so we don't have to be an other casualty. >>> the point being, think about it now while you can before you find yourself in that situation is too late. a lot of people ask when they saw that tweet, fight? what effect?, now it makes sense. it's the third last resort by difference between life and death. be aware of your strandings. >> we see that pile of dust, it makes you think that's what i would need to do. >> use what you have and now maybe helps prevent more tragedy in the future. >>> our coverage continues now. you can find the complete guide on how parents can sign up for the schools safety alerts. we checked out the process for you for several colleges acro