here with more, lathe lavada. lathe, great having you, my friend. lathe lavada: thank you. shawn: so what types of homes are you buying, and what sellers are you buying from? >> i generally buy homes that are unwanted from sellers who need to sell quickly. generally, these homes need massive repairs and the seller can't complete them. shawn: so these aren't the "i just want to get a quick sale got a lot of work to do here. let's just get out of it. lathe: exactly, a cash buyer needs to come in and purchase those homes. shawn: so at what point -- like what kind of sellers are you seeing? what situations are they finding themselves in? lathe: typically, the seller is facing some sort of hardship such as a job loss, a relocation, maybe they own an unwanted rental property, or maybe they've inherited a home from a family member who's passed away recently, and they just need to get rid of the property and move on quickly. shawn: absolutely. i know with inspections and stuff like that, a lot of typical home-buying situations when there's a lot of repairs to be done, they won't ev

they'd stand in the room, and the cutting lathe would cut the original master right into wax, which,e way, had to be very soft, so it had to be very hot. so a lot of the old-time musicians will tell stories about the early days of recording like almost stripping down in their underwear and going in this room and recording for three minutes. it's 130 degrees in this little room because it's got to be hot enough for the wax to be soft enough for the lathe to cut it, and everything was done live right there. [jazzy keyboard music] certainly, things are pretty easy. we've got air-conditioned studios now, and this instrument doesn't even need a microphone. the sound is coming out of a wire and going directly to the tape recorder. (bill tesar) with the advent of multi-track recording, you can actually record yourself several times on one piece of tape without erasing what you've already done. each person is recording on a different line on that tape. so the tape recorder is recording me on let's say not the whole 2 inch width of the tape, but maybe an eighth of an inch. and someone else ge

here with more, lathe himself. lathe, great having you back my friend. >> thank you. >> so let's talk about this, what types of homes are you buying from sellers? how does this whole thing work? that sellers need to sell quickly. >> okay. >> generally the homes need massive repairs and the seller's facing some sort of hardship. a good example is a divorce, a relocation, a job loss, they've inherited a home due to a family member passing on or something like that. >> and it's not something they can sustain, they just want to cut their losses? >> that's right, they just need to get out quick. >> so why would a seller then choose this route as opposed to maybe playing the realtor game? >> again, the homes that i buy generally need thousands of dollar seller can't complete them. >> so it's the type of stuff that might not pass inspection. >> right, so an investor like myself is pretty much the only one who can come in, afford to buy those homes, fix them up, put them back on the market for sale. getting a loan for thes

here with more is lathe. great having you back. let's talk about this. what type of homes are you buying from sellers? how does this thing work? >> i usually buy unwanted homes. the sellers quickly. generally the homes need massive repairs, and the seller is facing some sort of hardship. a good example is a divorce, relocation, a job loss. they have inherited a home due to a family member passing on or something like that. >> and it's not something they can sustain, they just want to cut their losses. >> that's correct. >> why would a seller choose this route as opposed to maybe playing the realtor game? >> again, the homes that i buy generally need thousands of dollars of repairs and the >> it's the type of stuff that might not pass inspection. >> right. so an investor like myself is the only one who can come in, afford to buy those homes, fix them up, put them back on the market for sale. getting a loan for these types of properties is challenging if not impossible. and most home buyers don't -- they don't want to buy these homes and they can't. so tha

he thought he had this time to grieve... 14:56:35 nat lathe he had no idea anything was wrong until he got a call the next day. 8:20:30-8:20:37 "you picked up two urns? i said yeah. well they're not yours. they belong to somebody else. someone else's ashes! standup 15:27:50-15:27:58 the urn and the keepsakes have names written on the bottom of them if someone had double checked that before handing this off this could've been avoided no super la paloma rep 15:09:06-15:09:11 "well i apologize profusely. it. the woman wouldn't give us her name. she said the small urns were next to the bigger one and someone just handed all three over... not realizing they were different people. 8:23:08-8:23:17 "i just think that this is really very odd: the way they're handling things. should be shut down." the woman who came to brian's home said this is unusual for la paloma funeral services... brian says he hopes that's true... since it was hard enough for him to go through. parker collins 13 action news. tesla shareholders are getting set to vote on a merger with solar city. ceo elon musk says the deal

. >> reporter: it was lathe -- was late thursday night. she had a feeling she was being the -- streets to lose the vehicle. >> reporter: she did lose it. it was in the deprave here that the car showed up again. >> she put the gun in my face. my won -- window was done. >> you want your life or your car he said. i let them take the car. >> this man endured the same nightmare. he was also held a at gun font -- point in his own car less than two miles away on west 77th. >> i was taken -- went to the porch to the house and told my wife call the police. >> cleveland police tell us there have been 17 similar incidents involving auto thefts and aggravated robberies on the west side in the last three there have been no arrests. police have released these foliates believing these men are behind the i'm -- crimes. >> i hope they get put where they belong. >> reporter: this man said two men stole his car. >> the men who approached her last friday wore ski masks. both victims escaped unharmed. >> i have -- am very thankful tonight and i hope it doesn't

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problems at all here 95 into cottman avenue work zone, it is friday, our checklist, crowded trains, lath forms on the regional recall lines make sure you have your tickets in advance, friday are goofy, mornings are usually lighter and then try afternoon always a hot helps, but before we get into a septa strike. we have a lot on a friday, try night events, there is weddings, folks coming in and out doing special things, so friday it will be interesting to go see how it this works out. driving today that flat rate, ten for ten still underway in the garage, ppa giving a break on the meter times but riding a bike make sure you have something bright on, so that the other guys can see you as you bike around this morning. karen and thomas back over to you. >>> it is a first try, as well, taking a look at our top stories, philadelphia police have arrested a second man they say is behind shooting that happened in rittenhouse square of a good samaritan. eighteen year-old man turned himself into central detectives monday. prosecutors charged him with attempted murder, robbery and whole list of othe

is connected to a case that the county sheriff said they admited a crime and revealing details on lathe killerred with havedying -- only the kill would have known. >> he was arrested after a woman was found tied up dog on his property. he said she watched him shoot her boyfriend for they replied to an on line ad to a cleaning job. >> the u quake was felt -- earthquake was felt as far as way of little rock. and oklahoma was fit with another quake last week as well. field -- on the field and off the field battle and now getting the kids to help around the house because they want to. >> it is a really nice weekend across the bay area and we stay nice and dry but we are tracking the possibility of some rain as we head into work weak. ? ? you hear my voice, you hear that sound ? ? like thunder, gonna shake your ground ? ? you held me down ? ? but i got up ? ? get ready 'cause i've had enough ? ? dancing through the fire ? ? 'cause i am the champion ? ? and you're gonna hear me roar ? ? ? roar, oh, oh, oh ? ? roar ? ? i got the eye of the tiger, a fighter ? ? dancing through the fire ? ? 'cau

your friday checklist get ready for crowded trains, lath forms again. fridays aretive rent then other four days of the workweek, even without the a septa strike try mornings are usually lighter but friday evening rush is always worse. we have folks to go a friday it this thing, happy hour, staying out late, gone to a event, we have weddings on friday night. there is a lot of unusual traffic jams. i use the example taking out snow globe and giving it a shake. get your tickets in advance for regional rails if you are driving into downtown. we have flat rate zero for ten easing up on the heaters and if you are biking remember to wear the the bright colors. especially in the early morning and then beginning of the evening rush hour, it is great that you are trying biking but blackjack on bike will in the work. make sure you have something that will pick you out among the others especially until we get daylight. in problems at all down here at philly international. flying out of town for the weekend you will be in good shape this morning but staying in town

documents, the ownership company, wilmax capital management is charged with a felony accused of vie lathing a federal rule by failing to inspect for asbestos. and the executive john tom williams is facing one misdemeanor count for negligence in the case. williams' attorney says his client is taking responsibility and plans to plead guilty. earlier this year, the ownership company settled a class action 43 people who lived in the apartments at the time of the release. now, for his role, this executive is facing up to one year in prison and up to $100,000 in fines. his attorney said tonight that to date, no one has been sickened as a result. but, tonight, health officials in this state and the city were not able to verify that information for us. we are live in denver, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> developing tonight, donald campaign enemies. >> donald trump is a phony. >> coming up, the role mitt romney could play in the administration. >> plus, the surgeon general takes a new approach to addiction with our country in an opiate crisis. >> the addiction is a chronic disease of the brain. >

documents, the ownership company, wilmax capital management is charged with a felony accused of vie lathing a federal rule by failing to inspect for asbestos. and the executive john tom williams is facing one misdemeanor count for negligence in the case. client is taking responsibility and plans to plead guilty. earlier this year, the ownership company settled a class action civil lawsuit with 43 people who lived in the apartments at the time of the release. now, for his role, this executive is facing up to one year in prison and up to $100,000 in fines. his attorney said tonight that to date, no one has been sickened as a result. but, tonight, health officials in this state and the city were not able to verify we are live in denver, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> developing tonight, donald trump reaches out to one of his campaign enemies. >> donald trump is a phony. >> coming up, the role mitt romney could play in the administration. >> plus, the surgeon general takes a new approach to addiction with our country in an opiate crisis. >> the addiction is a chronic disease of the brain. >>

lathe of this ec may be one of the most importantnt if not the most important in the state. very important county to win ohio. the democratic party. making sure that things go smoothly, volunteer seven canvassing the neighborhoods to make sure that they get people out t the polls. canvassing shift is scheduled t leave even at this hour. there working literally until the last minute tonight. that leaving anything to chance they are encouraged by early projections of a high voter turnout that historically it favors democrats up and down the ballot. >> in 2012, ohio 80 counties, president obama tzu's invite 90,000 votes. cuyahoga county comes up with this votes and he wins by 166,000. you can appreciate the importance of cuyahoga county. and why this the epicenter of all things ohio. will be in watch party this evening. right now, they believe the greater the turnout, thel better the chances for democrats. crosses state, could be very close. and cloudless republican watch party set up for tonight's results. >> suzanne stratford, details on why there are two separate watch party

thi e lathe forrant forgiveness program at the munipal court in milwaukee. there are already people in line waiting to get in. the first people were here befor line is continuing to grow. the program lets those with minor offenses, like parking tickets, get their record wiped clean.the three judges who started the program say it was time to give people a fresh start. coming up next -- millions of americans will hit the road for thanksgiving.see how area crews.. plan to keep traffic moving smoothly. today: sunshine returns with a of sun and clouds. mild with highs in the middle 50s. wind: n -> se 5-10 h. tonight: few clouds. lows in the 40s. becoming breezy. wind: se 10-20 mph.rest of the week: very warm thursday to rec still warm on friday witfriday turning into a few flurries on saturday. temperes sunday. brr!y:returns wi a mix clouds. mild with highs in the middle 50s. wind: n -> se 5-10 mph.tonight: few clouds. lows in the 40s. becoming breezy. wind: se 1t week: very warm thursday with highs in the upper 60s getting close to record territory. still rwith

. >> if you want to sell your home for cash, lathe lavada is your guy. you can call for a no obligation 24-hour cash offer, his website is also listed right there. >> over to you. >> thank you so much. >> it is time for this week's pick of the litter. meet liza, a four-month-old kitten with an incredible story of survival. animal handler extraordinaire. >> this one is four months old. >> very playful. you would not know that she's got limited sight, because she's a ball full of energy. >> this is a beautiful, heart tell me about her rescue story. >> it was around the time when we had the recent rains about four months ago, there was a family just taking their morning walk or whatnot, and they heard some cries. in one of the storm drains, these teeny tiny bottle was in there. she couldn't open her eyes. she has limited vision in her eyes, she can still see. she'll chase your fingers, she' great foster that stepped in and bottle feeders need to be fed every couple of hours, she was up all night with her and she's turned into this beautiful girl who needs a

just jumped to 190 for hillary clinton because we just called hawaii, the state of hawaii the allo lathe aloha state. let's talk about florida for a moment and some of these additional battleground states. i think if you've been watching cbs this morning or cbs evening news or face the nation you would have heard the clinton campaign saying she felt very good about that state because they had turned up the hispanic vote. theyn't said their modeling show, they found a large portion of that new vote hispanic, over 900,000 hispanics voted early. >> and they banked some voits. >> they told us they had banked those votes particularly in the miami-dade area. if that would offset any large turnout by donald trump on election day. so john does that mean that trump supporters came out in droves today. >> they did. it's al society clinton coalition is minorities plus women, white women with a college education. she didn't get that vote in florida. that was not available to her because of the way the florida electorate is shaped. she was not able to, she did turn out the latino vote but not as much

>>difficult access due to overgrowth, brush, stuff like that, long lathe ins here with the fire jose relay pumping operations required, so a difficult fire to access. >>and here a a live look at the scene. the chief says the fire is mostly contained, but crews will be there a while putting trump addressing protests across the country when he sat down with 60 minutes his first tv interview since winning the election. he says the demonstrators don't need to be worried is that don't be afraid. we are going to bring our country back, but certainly don't be afraid. we just had an election and it's sort of like you have to be given a little time. people are protesting. in hillary had won and if my people went out and protested everybody would say it's a terrible thing, and it would have been a much different attitude. >>president-elect donald trump says when he's sworn in he will conduct himself in a "very good manner." >>> we're also hearing from the future first lady saying she'll take up cyber bullying and adds she talks with her husband about his tweets. >> reporter: does he listen to

. >> between lathe and milling machines make any shape you want. all we do is create geometry. >>reporter: for manual tools an robotic ones. >> go in and. >>reporter: east bay utility and refinery in dire need of skilled craft people with the trades no longer taught at high school. work force is ancient. >> 50% of the people could walk out and retire today in many case so they face a huge shortage of people for the future. >>reporter: build things to build a life for themselves. >> keep working at it. that's my message to you nishtion oakland, abc 7 news. >>> right away the incoming trump administration is now accepting applications for job jobs. >> just go to great agai again.govern and click on serve america. >>> tonight thousands of people lit up the night. >> cause that brought them all lit up the night. >> cause that brought them all together will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and se

the police say an argument inside of a home escalate lathed. a man was found deadly the taken in for questions. families who live near by are fed up with the violence. >> i don't know why people are like deciding to kill instead of talking and resolving in other ways. people are losing their family members an it is pointless. >> the suspect and the victim were in their late 20s and early 0s. dent--early 30s. we don't know their names. >>> a cape cod teenager is and nicole has more. >> reporter: kate, word of this alleged attack sent shock waves through the community. the police have arrested the person they believe is responsible. a walk to the bus stop last week turned dangerous for a 14- year-old girl when she was allegedly attacked. >> brought her down to the ground. >> reporter: one week later, bourne police have is made an arrest. charging john allen, and 18- with strangulation and attempted kidnapping. >> there was information that made it sound like she was trying to be pulled from the scene. >> reporter: it was not until a witness yelle

. >> between lathes and milling machines, you can make any shape you want. we do is create geometry. >> for manual tools and robotic ones. >> now it's going to cut the inside. >> the east bay's utilities and refineries are g. about to be in dpier need of skilled trades. their workforce is aging. >> 50% of the people could retire in many cases. they're facing a huge shortage of people for the future. >> people who build things to build a life for themselves. >> just keep working at it. that's my message to you. >> in oakland, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> this weekend google will release its new virtual reality headset called daydream view. jonathan bloom was among the first to try it out. check out his experience on facebook.com/watch bloom tv. >>> a local actor glad to be part of the lion king bay area. it's playing in san francisco. drew her shallfield plays the little bird, the side kick to mufasa and simba. >> he's a puppet and i are za xu. we're having the same experience in each scene. the right hand articulates the beak like so. it's really just abo

i know that it didn't come outme as we expected, but to lathe courage to change the world.rld. officially the embassy of cubaba has not made any sort of comment or statement saying only that perhaps hold some sort of ceremony here at the embassy iny the next day or two. reporting in north d.c., alexandra limon, fox5 local news.news we'll be joined by gary north incorporately a professor at george washington universityhi with much moreng on the debt of fidel cas tremendous at the death of 90. > it was a pretty nice day outt there, but pretty wi gwen joins us. it's a good weekend for everyone to go out and get theirei christmas trees.chri are they going to have good weather to do it. more sun and less wind. it is be absolutely perfect.ct. let's take a look at the numbers that we reached for todayda because you know what folks, wes were exactly where we should be, give a degree or two, but what's a degree between friends, right into the low 50s right across the board at all three airports. right now we're at 47-degrees in the nation's capital, 45 at baltimore.balt gaithersburg at

donald trump was in a lath era gain.question was a pointed question directed at him. this was disconcerting to her. >> someone was speaking in a back channel to trump of what was to come of the debate. this is highly disturbing. she is not saying she believes the question was leaked. she is insinuating that. >> when all the talk came out about donna brazile, did megyn kelly disclose this? >> she did not. she prosecuted the case against cnn aggressively. >> in her book, she was waiting to cash in on this tasty tid-bit. she never said it during the coverage of the event of questions and if they made it to hillary clinton. >> that's 100% right. i think she will have to answer questions about that during the book tour. >> save it for the book? >> sometimes that is what writers do. i would say, with regard to megyn kelly, she talks about trump challenging her and being creepy toward her and revenge against her. i think we need to pay attention to the tale she is saying about her relationship with trump was like. there are war

. >> between lathes and milling machines, you can make any shape you want. we do is create geometry. >> for manual tools and robotic ones. >> now it's going to cut the inside. >> the east bay's utilities and refineries are g. about to be in dpier need of skilled trades. their workforce is aging. >> 50% of the people could retire in many cases. they're facing a huge shortage of people for the future. >> people who build things to build a life for themselves. >> just keep working at it. that's my message to you. >> in oakland, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> this weekend google will release its new virtual reality headset called daydream view. jonathan bloom was among the first to try it out. check out his experience on facebook.com/watch bloom tv. >>> a local actor glad to be part of the lion king bay area. it's playing in san francisco. drew her shallfield plays the little bird, the side kick to mufasa and simba. >> he's a puppet and i are za xu. we're having the same experience in each scene. the right hand articulates the beak like so. it's really just abo

redirecting this process on this 1953 lathe, third man has mastered a number of albums like this, givingl. >> lab worker 2: here at third man in the blue room, it's the only place in the world where you can actually do a live to acetate recording. [ margo price "hands of time" ] ♪ 'cause all i want to do is make something last ♪ ♪ 'cause i know what i am know what i have ♪ ♪ i want to buy back the farm and bring my mama home some wine ♪ ♪ turn back the clock on the cruel hands of time ♪ >> anthony: that album that was rejected 30 times, debuted on billboard's top country chart at number ten in its opening week and was this year's number one country album in the uk. margo's promotional tour includes performances on "saturday night live," "conan," "colbert," and the grand ole opry itself. but before heading out on the road, the band and friends gather one last time at margo's east nashville home. her husband and bass player in the band, jeremy, prepares biscuits with pimento and cheese, topped with chopped bacon. along with red wine braised short rib on a crostini with goat cheese. do you

, which is exit number 19, and, here's the checklist for your friday, be ready for crowded trains, lathorms on the regional rails, get your tickets in advance, friday rush is always a rough one evening rush and wear bright colors if you're riding your bike, all this week we have seen folks with the black jacket, kid with the book bag, put a bright fluorescent sticker on there so we can see you until we get sunrise here, all eyes are on that weekend forecast, sue has got it coming up in 15 seconds. >>> i think we have done a good job reminding you, a reminding you and reminding you what is happening this weekend. we will fall back to eastern standard time, and it happens, officially at 2:00 a.m. for most of us who go to bed present that, we will set our clocks back if we remember before we get to sleep. so we can fall back. we will gain an her of sleep and it also gets tark really early. cold trent came through yesterday we still have lingering cloud down to the south of us and colder air is taking its time but it is getting there. 44 degrees to the north, 52 in millville. fifty-two in p

we looked at past republicans have gotten a much higher percentage of the lath know vote. >> right.inoe. >> right. clearly i don't believe that. ronald reagan said when i was just a boy, one reason i became a republican hispanic. he said hispanics are all republicans they just don't know it yet. and they are starting to realize. if you ask hispanics what really matters and i think a lot of non hispanics by the way assume beer monolith and only care about --. one two and three are all the economy and hispanics have done terribly under the present administration and they will do even worse under a future president clinton administration. >> if -- if your logic is actually correct though, you would have a higher latino turnout than you had under sage georgia wush and there is no indication that is going happen. >> george w. bush is a high water mark no one has come close to. that is unfair as a comparison. i do think -- >> well he was a republican. >> -- that we had -- well fine. but that is a real outlier. i think we'll get there eventually. this election? i'm not sure. we might. but wha

. >> well, there is the regional rail board, a lot of lathes, a lot of concellations on there, especially, for the earlier trains, for the early trains they were canceled because strikers kept the staff that run the reginald rail trains away from the rail yards because they had picked lines set up. then septa went to court and got an injunction against that. well you heard that woman there, karen, thomas, say we're in the going to do this tomorrow. we're going to drive. that's why police think as bad as yesterday was yesterday morning where we had gridlock, driving back from your location, karen, usually two comes at main end sections, but traffic even worse today. all of the people that got frustrated with the regional rail line will hop in their cars, and add to cars on the roads this morning, to make it even worse than yesterday. soap, bob, that's going to be the story, broad street, a all of the main streets, main intersections, gridlocked, and the cons will try to keep them from getting gridlocked. almost hard to do when people just refuse to let people in front of them it, let them

growing group of democrats are demanding a recount after lathes in three states. third party candidate jill stein has raised millions of dollars for the effort. the clinton campaign isn't weighing in but secretary clinton's lead in the popular vote has now grown to more than 2 million. willie? tamron? >> kristen welker. >>> with thanksgiving's move the beautiful backdrop, among other things. thanks so much. >> indeed. >>> cnbc's chief washington correspondent john harwood is keeping an eye on all of this this morning. john, happy thanksgiving. good morning. >> happy tsg intelligence briefings. new information reported by kristen welker that donald trump has chosen to attend two. these are daily. mike pence has attended them. what's this tell you? >> like the intelligence officials kristen just quoted, i think it is a little too early to draw too many sweeping conclusions. however, it underscores concerns about donald trump on two grounds. one, the lack of experience that he brings to the job, especially with foreign policy and attention span. donald trump is not s

but the canadian immigration website lathe night was sow inundated with folks trying to climb on boardnada. the attitude seems to be in this country on the part of most americans i talked with about those celebrities leaving, don't let the door hit you on the way out. joining me now, the politics editor for "the federalist." mark simone, and bree, good to see you. this an extraordinarily gracious moment today between hillary clinton and the president-elect. something i didn't expect. your reaction? >> i think hillary clinton was extremely gracious. and i was very impressed with the way she has handled this defeat. i think that turning over power graciously and peacefully is one of the cornerstones of our democracy and the way our political system works and it's unique to this country. in where else in the world would this transfer of power happen this seamlessly. sow i applaud her. >> what would you have thought she would do, put a barricade? it's what happens every four years when we get lucky. and that's what we had happen. the gop today -- just talking, mark, with chris collins who

outside of the war -- outset of the war it was a stone house, but the interior is plaster with wooden lath in those days and some steel. it was a fire trap. and they tried to move the president out of it and he wouldn't hear of it. and so civil defense suggested that they paint the house black and put kind camouflage on the roof and cover the skylights and he said, no. so he consented to have wet sand buckets in every room, and of course he took great pleasure during the war of dumping them and having them dry. but he it was full of people, as always, and the -- down in basement -- the ground floor, as it's called, was the map room, which he -- it was inspired by churchill to create that, and he created a very utilitarian room, and he went -- was wheelchaired down there and when churchill was in town-he was often down there, too. they'd come in at 2:00 in the morning, drinking brandy, and all in the men would worked there remembered in the recollections are very comfortable -- colorful and that area was -- in the east wing was built -- he also wanted to build a museum to the white house. s

nobody can dodge day lathed saving, but we can use the time to minimize the effect on sleep pattern. good sleep patterns and getting rest today and tomorrow will help your body accli to the change. lower the lights, and turn off the tv and devices, and trick yourself to go to bet later, and set your alarm for 15 minutes more sleep each money. baby steps. and day light saving time in the fall, people will be spending more of their waking hours in the dark. that is lead to a time of depression known as seasonal effective disorder. follow there are treatments for that using bright lights. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. thema: well this morning you can grab a hot breckt, the bostonnish brotherhood lodge, for eight dollars, you can get pancakes and sausage, cringle and coffee, from 9:00 to 1:00. the supports community programs in kenosha. and later today you can enjoy a spaghetti supper with the sisters of st. joan. this is the sisters have hosted the event. from noon until 5:00 today. all of the proceeds go to support students. ten dollars for adults and seven dollars

. >>> temperatures on the cold side, still some lathe in the upper 20s -- il in the upper 20s. this afternoon we'll see a few high clouds with the high around 44 degrees. we get rain tomorrow, but the rest of the day will be soaking wet and more rain coming later thursday. >>> we have a live look at route 1 heading southbound where a crash just cleared blocking the left lane. expect some delays. this is part of your morning commute traffic heading northbound, two thumbs up, fiery crash in chelsea, a car and a logan express bus collide. three people were taken to the hospital. crews were called to the scene at eastern avenue and bellingham street to clean up deasil fuel that leaked from the bus. police are investigating what caused the crash. >>> several people forced out of their home after a fire in dorchester and this morning we know what caused t investigators say a short circuit in a power strip sparked the fire inside the the fire moved quickly with intense flames burning through the back of the house. the chief estimates the damage about $350,000. >>> braintree police ask

and how you went from the one, an intellectual debate among clergy in lath whon have the same job to a mass movement relates to a moment in the 1527, 1528 period when martin luther, the father of the reformation ten years had assumed the debates he was having, especially since taken to the vernacular were surely reaching the people. then he left academic lectures. federalist society conferences, and he went out and he started interviewing some or its and moms and dads and 14-year-old kids. and he came to the conclusion that they don't have any idea what we're talking about. this movement is not actually penetrating. it's having political implications. it was sort of -- the world was being turned upside down in a whole bunch of ways about the people who might elect the next holy roman emperor, but it wasn't roaching the masses. so the catechism movement starts in 1529 and '29. what i had come to speak about was the difference between the movement that you've been so successful at, the fact that before 1981 at yale and in 1982 at conference that brought 200 law students from 20 law sch

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justin timber lathe, #ripleonardcohen, a spirit beyond compare. and one of our favorites lin-manuel miranda, this is heartbreaking. can't help but feel graftful for the tower of song he leaves behind. he released an album a few weeks ago. a memorial for the artist will take place in los angeles. ha talking over this song, it's just beautiful from kindergartners who might sing it in front of parents at the end of their year to famous celebrities. one of those songs. we talked about it, savannah. there's no bad cover of it. >> i bet if you ask any major musician, they would say "hallelujah." sting's right over there. leonard cohen, thank you so much. >>> coming up, the valiant effort to save bald eagles trapped in a storm andre. >> do you ever wonder what is your pet really thinking. we're going to talk to psychics who claim they can talk to animals. >> and we're gearing up for a live concert from sting after your local news. yeah, so mom's o hashtag "stuffy nose." hashtag "no sleep." i got it. hashtag "mouthbreather." yep. we've got a mouthbreather

remember back from the 09 strike the concern was folks standing up to the edge of the platform as these lath forms started to get real crowded. if you you try to uber or lyft systems as an option today, go to their twitter pages. we have put links on our page, don't pay attention to a lot of the false savings #coupons that are out there go to the official pages for uber and lyft and follow the coupon code. they all have coupon codes. lyft is 50 bucks off your first ten rides which equals five dollars a ride over the course of the next week or so. what is not running today, none of the city bus, trolley services. there is no market frankford line, in broad street subway. we have 30 minute delays. mike and write talking a few moment ago regional rails will get you through suburbs through 30th street station. the airport regional rail line is running. so here's an option take airport line, take it to the airport, grab a snack, catch a cab brings you back into center city. we have to think outside becomes here as this is all taking place, you know, first tim this morning. suburban buses and trol

ou that's the very latest here lath from rockville, maryland, maryl annie yu fox5 local news.ew >> also in montgomery county concerns there could be more victims after ans school tter as counselor was arrested andnd accused of inappropriatelypriate touching a five-year-old girl.l. detectives say paul ramos r touched the girl during agi dur privately run after schoolingerh program called kids after hos.s. this was at flower valleyr vall elementary.elemtary. late august and in october. >> 7: 06 right now.ow >>> tucker joining us on the u set and i have a person who said it looks like you're on ala different set because you seee s the line right here so let's sle prove to everybody that you're not -- not -- >> you just reached across the s explain in there we're on then n set set together. t >> there we go.here we g good morning. >> yes. ng.ood mnirni >> she was disturbed by it. wasb >> i just saw -- saw - >> we talked about it before. bf >> i was looking the the tweet. let's get to it. 56 at reagan national.56t reagat off a getting a nice push of warm air up ahead of our front.nt 54 dulle

of clinton and then donald trump will end campaigning here with the rally in grand rapids, michigan latheoday. a busy day for both campaigns and final hours as to be expected. maria, to you in new york. maria: joining me now former democratic presidential candidate fox news contributor deniss and good to see you both, gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. what's your reaction to the fbi this morning and the news that there's no -- nothing new from his clearing of clinton back in july on the emails. >> we are going to hear about this e-mail thing for the next year or two. the fact of the matter it is a political issue that political issue played in and out the last week. i think it was damaging to the clinton campaign and it is a legal issue to which it appears that hillary clinton will avoid any legal action, but the fact of the matter is what in the world is the fbi doing in the closing weeks of an election putting its thumb on the scale of an election? if the two parties could agree on anything after this electiont the fbi to be changed with respect to proximity to an election. h

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