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let's go toen 7's nancy chen. nancy, we're learning new information about the final moments and the history of this bus driver, as well. >> nancy: a mother who lost a child claims the bus driver said something to the effect of "are you all ready to die?" moments before the crash. this as hundreds gathered at a vigil between chattanooga. some releasing balloons to honor the children who were killed. community members filled the baptist church. the crowd too large to fit inside. this afternoon. five children died. dozens more taken to the hospital. officials say the bus driver wrapped the bus around a tree. the parents of the victims now in shock. >> one of them kids deserved that, none of them. my baby had a whole life ahead of her. >> i will be in every court hearing. i will be there front and center. grieving and all, i will be there, because that was my only child that he took from me. 24-year-old johnthony walker, has been charged in the crash. he has been reported of sideswiping a car with a school bus. three

let's go to the wbz weather bug network and go to the -- >> let's go to the "c"'s. >> let's go to cambridge. it's 40 degrees this morning. let's go not too far away to chelsea the mary brook elementary school, it's 43 this morning. the vocational technical high are down in the 30s because we find mainly clear sky across the region. even some 20s out here in the connecticut river valley. but we've got all 30s here enter southern maine into new hampshire and down into massachusetts as you can see. it's still clearly in beverly. it's still clear in boston. it's still clear at norwood airport where it's 29 there. it's 33 in taunton with just a few scattered clouds. then you go over to plymouth where it's mostly overcast at the airport there. it's overcast in new bedford. 50 degrees on cape cod. so this cloud bank, it's a deck of lower clouds, it's going to start pressing westward slowly today. but we'll see a lot of sunshine. the farther west you live, the longer the sunshine is going to be lasting. high temperatures across the nation, that chunk of chill out of canada will only make it 32 for

let's go to 7's jennifer eagan. jen, this remains peaceful, we understand. >> jfe police say protests here were peaceful. they drew thousands of people here chanting, "not my president" in front of the statehouse. the protesters then marched down on to boston common. police estimate the crowd grew to more than 4,000 people at one point. some who were out here last night said they didn't necessarily back clinton. they were supporters of bernie sanders. the protesters said they're taking a stand against donald trump. >> i personally do not agree with the outcome of the election, and i want to make country stays united. >> he's not going to be my president. ly never address him as such. >> jennifer: boston police did temporarily close some streets during the protests. there were no arrests, though. live in boston, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> kris: boston schools are offering support for students following the election, providing councilors for anyone having trouble dealing with the outcome of the e

go to the secretary of state's website for that information. and if you have any questions at all, you can call 1-888-s-o-s-vote. let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's forecast. tonight's weather ends very quietly with a clear sky and a cool night. overnight lows into the lower to middle 30s bringing a frosty start to our wednesday. sunshine then takes over for the rest of the weekend after brief cool down the mercury responds nicely as a in the lower to middle 60s on thursday. have a good night! tonight: clear and cooler. wind: nw 5-10. low: >>> tonight, breaking news. election night in america. from abc news election headquarters, right here in times square. the first clues coming in right now. what voters are revealing already. just as the first polls are set to close. tonight, hillary clinton, donald trump, the sprint to the finish. clinton in the wee hours of the morning. finishing in north carolina. >> i believe that we will win! >> just hours later, casting her ballot. will she become america's first woman president? donald trump after midnight, finishing in michigan. >> we're hours away from a

s. let's go back to chris, a seasonable start to the no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this friday another seasonably chilly night is ahead as clear skies and light winds will allow our temperatures to fall into the teens and twenties for the second straight night. as we start the workweek, we'll still see plenty of sunshine for most of monday, but later in the afternoon you'll notice a slow increase in high clo monday night, and early tuesday morning, showers start to become likely. there is a chance that some of this could mix with a few snowflakes, especially north of highway 20. the precipitation turns to all rain for tuesday, and lasts through most of wednesy. however, we will dry out just in time for thanksgiving. another system is set to mov

let's go to 7's victoria warren live outside the statehouse with more. christa, the a.g. establishing a atline for people to call in and report these incidents. this way you can keep track of when and where this is happening across the state and get law enforcement involved where appropriate. fighting back against hate. the state's attorney general says these anonymous letters filled with racial slurs and violent threats that were left in a newton home are just one of many reports her office is receiving since election day. >> we've established a hot line here in massachusetts and nationally. >> victoria: in maryland, someone ripped holes in a poster advertising's a church's smirk language services and wrote "trump" on the back. a swastika was spray painted on a church. a religious statue was also desecrated with a homophobic slur. church leaders left praying for the person behind it. >> our hate or vengeance or revenge. it's supposed to be love. >> victoria: in massachusetts, the attorney general says there is no tolerance for hate crimes. lawyers and staff will answer c

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let's see what's happening this morning as we check out the weather bug network. >> let's go to the "r"'s. >> every time you hit it, you are so good. let's go to the "r"'s. the ryan new hampshire, 36 degrees there this morning. not too far away to the south, down no massachusetts we come to raleigh, the pine grove, elementary school 41 there and then we come down close to the boston, just city to redding, the elementary school it's 37 this morning. so it's a colder morning out there. after yesterday's highs in the 60s. man, was it so beautiful. did you love yesterday? fab friday we called it. low to middle 60s around the region except on the cape where it's mostly in the 50s there. they finally got rid of the clouds for a while and now the clouds rolled right back in over the cape overnight and overcast this morning supporting temperatures which are around 50 degrees. but then we got -- it's cold we're down in the 30s, even some 20s in the connecticut river valley. it's all a -- it's all clear here. they're slowly advancing westward. just a little narrow wedge of warmth, that's all that's

. >> that better because it >> let's go -- let's go to the "s". >> on the weather bug network, here at wbz find it's 48 up there this morning. and these are the highest temperatures of the day, probably occurring this morning and then falling temperatures this afternoon. let's go to intermediate school. same temperature there. but out some sterling in the elementary school, it's falling down to 43 there. and we do have by these temperatures presently it's 33 at the sum et et -- summit at mount washington. upper 30s to near 40s. so the cold air is going to be whipping around behind this developing storm which is will come over eastern massachusetts. look at all the cold air to the west. we have 20s, 30s, we have some teens. hey, pick a lake, we've got single numbers. churchill five above and oh, way -- baker lake, 2 below zero this morning. much of canada is getting pretty cold. in fact, much of the united states. so there's no way out of it. we just can't have this warmwe did but the cold air is definitely coming in. after we hit the upper 40s near 50 for a while this morning, the cold

let's go to 7's nancy chen with a look at that for us this morning. nancy, good morning. >> nancy: good morning. people wondering if trump will appoint fa m administration. they worked hard during his campaign to show everyone the father that they knew. the trump children have been front and center during the campaign. back in june, trump was encouraged to part ways with his embattled campaign manager corey line dow i ask by close allies and his three adult children, donald, jr., ivanka and eric. le wdowski told people it was they've been going across the country helping to humanize him to the public. >> he draws out the talent and drive in people so that they can achieve their full potential. that's a great quality to have in a father, and better yet, in the president of the united states. >> his unrelenting determination is why he's going to become our next president and why i know that when my father says he can fix the country, he means it. >> nancy: him and for him. ivanka visited new hampshire just last week talking to supporters about what her

let's go live to 7's victoria warren with more on the investigation. vicki? >> victoria: good morning, passengers. they were on the bus. they were here in melrose when police say that this bus driver crashed into a parked car. but the bus kept going. and it wasn't until they got to stoneham that police caught up to the driver. passengers on this mbta calling 911 after police say the driver crashed into a parked car and just kept going. that crash happened in melrose, and in this surveillance video, you can see when police caught up to the bus in stoneham. influence of prescription drugs. sky over the scene. the 12 people who were on the bus safely got off. none of them were hurt. they got on another waiting bus while transit police continued investigating. the mbta says the drivers worked for them for 12 years. he's now accused of leaving the scene of an accident. the damage to the parked car in melrose described as minor. investigation is going on, this man will not be driving any bus, an he will be summons to court. live this morning in melrose, victoria wa

let's go now to hillary clinton's message in the final stretch of this very heated race. let's go to 7's nancy chen. she continues our team coverage with more on the clinton campaign. >> nancy: christa, good morning. clinton was in arizona for a rally yesterday, a traditionally republican state with 15,000 people. there it was her largest campaign event is far. according to recent cnn polls, clinton trails trump in the state. she spoke, though, about the only time since the '40s that ariz was in 1996 when her husband won the state. >> so for the first time we have a real chance to turn this state blue again. i truly believe you deserve a candidate you can vote for, not just someone to vote against. >> nancy: clinton will be in north carolina for two rallies today. for one she'll be joined by bernie sanders as well as singer shows just how close things are in four key battleground states. let's begin in arizona. trump has a five-point lead with less than a week to go. in florida clinton is leading by two points. a month ago trump was up by three. now to nevada. donald trump leads 49% to 4

let go. why he was let go is a mystery, but some s how he treated his staff. weekend, trump will meet with one -- he'll meet one-on-one with mitt romney. >> here's what i know, donald trump is a phony, a fraud. so remember that. >> apparently water unthe bridge. romney may be up for secretary of state -- apparently water under the bridge. romney may be up for secretary of state. and hailey met with trump yesterday. >>> gunfire ringing out at a university in louisiana. we're going to have the latest the suspects after the break. >>> the man highlighted and making a murder set to go free today, but now that has changed. we'll explain why. >>> denver 7 has ideas for that big denver on a budget. heee's your first alert. it's the coldest morning. season. and highs in upper 30s to >>> breaking business news, volkswagen announce it had will cut 30,000 jobs over the next 5 years. this comes in wake of that massive admissions scandal volkswagen admitted to. the company rigged 1 million diesel vehicles to cheat admissions test. at a news conference in germany, officials

now let's go to north philadelphia. >> nbc 10's pamela osborne is live at the fern rock transportationcenter. pam, tell us what's going on right now. [ no audio brb [. >> obviously having a problem with pam's mike. we'll get that back for you. >>> commuters are pushed to find alternative ways around the septa strike. >> this shows a train notç working because striking workers caused a delay. there were long lines at suburban station because of the rush for the trains with no buses or trolleys working, more people are riding the regional rails. it's frustrating for commuters who just want to get to and from work. >> i actually was in line but i had to leave and i'm going to have my husband come pick me up. it will be quicker that way. >> i thought it was terrible. i heard the stories. i just saw the line out there. my god. >> just when you get here to 30th street, you can -- the people can't get off the train for the people going on the train. >> it's pretty crowded and the regional rail stations. everything is delayed at least for an hour. >> the taxi lines outside 30th street station

let's go back to nbc10's erin coleman who's following the donald trump campaign. er erin? >> reporter: we have been here in new york city since yesterday morning, i can tell you security is so tight, you see officers literally everywhere you turn. at the hilton hotel, that's where donald trump is going to be holding his invitation only party later on tonight. we saw preparations there hours before he was even in the state there's an undeniable show of force in new york city. new yorkers and tourists alike have noticed. >> i'm concerned, i guess, why. >> i think it's important to be prepared. please, god, they won't have to do anything, but if they do have to do anything, i would like to think there are plenty of them. >> reporter: this is the first time that both the democratic and republican nominees are spending election day in new york city. and they're only two miles away from one another. nypd police chief carlos gomez says he's not taking any chances. >> this is the largest election detail that new york city has ever had. >> reporter: roads around trump tower, the hi

let's go to 7's jennifer eagan with more. jen? >> jennifer: christa, the names of the victims have not been released, but we do know e charge, including five counts of vehicular homicide. as families in chattanooga mourn, this scene is etched into their minds, a mangled school bus on its side wrapped around a tree. the emergency call went out at about 3:30 monday afternoon. >> a school bus flipped off the roadway. there are children. they believe there are ejections. >> the bus had 35 students on board ranging from kindergarten threw fifth grade. >> i can see an arm moving, but i don't know if anybody can get to it. rushed to the hospital. police questioned the bus driver and overnight announced he's under arrest. >> mr. walker is being charged with five counts of vehicle homicide. >> christa: one of the children on that bus talked about the driver. >> he wasn't paying attention. and he had hit a guardrail and a mailbox and then we flipped over and hit a tree. >> jennifer: the community asking for prayers. >> a bus accident with i

. >> y s >> let's go aftem, boys. what's going on around here? >> looks like someone has loosened the cinches of your saddles. >> i'll say they did. who did it? >> well, i didn't. >> that kind of leaves you two, doesn't it? >> me? not me. maybe the cinches gets so tired being so tight around the horse that they jiggle themselves loose. but if i see you two around, i may still do it. hyah! >> thanks, cisco. and you too, pancho. >> miss lacey, who is this man that tried to shoot bill? >> the new foreman. the lawyer hired him. ah, that's very interesting. we'll see you later. come on, pancho. >> well, it doesn't matter. the sheriff will pick him up anyway. what about the cattle? >> well, i've had d em moved to the lower 40, ready to push across the state line as soon as you give the word. >> that will be in a day or so when i hear from t t buyer. by the time i get through with the lacey ranch, there won't be anything left but the buildings. >> hey, cisco, you see who it is with the lawyer? >> yes, pancho. there is plenty wrong around here. stay here

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so let's go to 7's nancy chen. nancy, you're going over two of the four questions. >> >> nancy: absolutely. sold and whether or not it's lyle leal to use marijuana. question three proposes to not allow farm owners selling animals contained in small spaces. it would prevent that. question four may be the most hotly contested vote on the ballot. a yes vote would legalize recreational marijuana use in the state for people at least 21 years old. people would be able to have up to one ounce on them outside inside. if passed, question four would take effect by december 15th. in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: nancy, thank you. we're following more news for you today. a touching tribute. two local teens putting aside their rivalry to honor a high school soccer player who passed away. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! y

let go easily. >> the audubon center for birds of prey rescued the eagle once it was let go and slipped into an orlando storm drain. >> we will s lead in the blood, check the blood for parasites as well as fecal matter. >> the bird, believes to be a female is on the mend. she has puncture was on her chest and legs and her beak has a crack but it should heal. >>we took an x-ray, we didn't find any broken bones or fractures. >>territory fights are common with prey birds. five have been rescued after getting into fights this year. >>eagles don't show fear. confident animals. >> if all goes well, she will be released in six weeks but not to the same place since they don't want another territory fight. >> let's take a live look outside. this is interstate 80 at first avenue in iowa city. protesters are actually on the road and that is making traffic slowdown a little bit. this is the southbound lane i believe. we will keep watching protests turns into riots in one city and the trail winds up online as well. and steve harvey finds evidence of unity when he goes on the road. those stories night on the cbs evening news. animal videos.

let's go to channel 2's hilary golston, join joins us, where the votes will be counted this evening. to you, russ. this is the place where thousands of ballots are going to be coming. and along with that, a lot of digital information as well. they have to sort through all of that information. we are told today, in a press conference, that it's possible we may not have results until one or maybe even two in -- 1:00 or even 2:00 in the morning. that's because once the polls close, everyone in line has to be able to vote. and then there is a very comped both democrats and republicans, and you know this is very important, a very heated election, has to participate in getting that information to this spot. you have sheriff's deputies involved. homeland security involved. the fbi involved. and that's because this year, tensions have been high. that is what elections officials are telling us. specifically that they were concerned that there could be perhaps a scuffle between those on opposite sides. so they have increased their has sent 14 monitors to kiyoga county -- kioaga county -- kihogg

lets go live to fox 13's shayla reaves , outside raymond james stadium... with more. a driver is dead... and a female passenger is in their car fell 70 feet off the side of the interstate! it happened last night on i-275 in pinellas county. state troopers say the dodge durango was exiting off southbound 275 onto i-175 near tropicana field when the driver lost control. they say he hit the concrete barrier and went right over it. the s-u-v landed upside down on the ground. a scary few moments in sarasota county, when a s-u-v crashed into the side of a business. it actually stopped in the group of tables. it happened sunday morning near the intersection of main and u-s 301. luckily, no one was sitting at the table... and no one was hurt. however... a gas line was hit and had to be fixed. sarasota police say they ticketed the driver. investigators in st. pete now say a police officer is to? blame for a crash involving her cruiser... on i- 275. it happened saturday night just north of 38th avenue north. state troopers say the officer was traveling with her lights and siren

lets go live to fox 13's shayla reaves , outside raymond james stadium... with more.

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s. lets go down into delaware where 39 degrees from jason and he has, again a couple of clouds in middletownst wishing everyone a happy thanksgiving. one more for you as we zoom in tighter, 40 degrees from john, this morning, he has got a overcast, he is in philadelphia proper with a very modest breeze, at a whooping 1 mile per hour. with that said the cloud are kind of the scene here to take. now you look at a more regional zoom, we have a storm system clearly starting to roll through. cold enough to produce icing up toward north central pennsylvania even the in the pocono region. that is a possibility this morning. freezing rain, drizzle is primary concern, and so, it is not a major deal, but it is enough that i have to bring it up here for you here. you could see patchy pockets of light freezing rain or drizzle, specific to the poconos, and that obviously could lead to some slick travel for you. the police be careful heading out that way. maybe heading up to the lehigh valley. i will be visiting family up that way. we have a big rivalry at lafayette's campus, easton takes on phillipsberg,

let's talk with team 12's bram resnick. >> does not bode well for next tuesday. let's go back to the 2012 election here in arizona, do you remember how that turned out. there were long lines, angry voters and election night2012 statewide there were 631,000 uncounted ballots. 1/3 of those were here in maricopa counties. why did that happen? a large number of people dropping off mail in ballots. those don't get counted. and provisional voters, those registered voters than there were four years ago. county and state officials say they're expecting another big overhand of uncounted ballots that could affect several races on the ball will the that look to be very close. that means we may not know the result of the trump-clinton case in arizona on election night or several days after at race. many will be confused when asked to fill out a provisional ballot. i took that question to county leaders. and they may have a lot of questions to ask on election day. >> if you have any problems, let us know about it. you can e-mail verify @ 12 making a stop as well. he delivered his spee

. >> let's go to fox 25's christine mccarthy live in braintree with donald trump supporters. >> a lot of people here, about 200 energized people here in braintree but the crowd is growing because volunteers keep on streaming down from new hampshire where they have been working a long election day. we've been hearing a lot of cheers, a lot of embraces. they're a little quieter as they listen in for more results right now. trump supporters here feeling victory closer and closer every two minutes. a lot of excitement about a trump win becoming more possible. it was an easy 11 electoral vote we've been expect. ing a very tight race. >> that's the smell of victory right back there when you see >> john monahan is at the fairmont copley plaza who has more on that. >> when you went to trump >> we're all happy to be here together and hopefully later tonight we will be celebrating the history that we all came here to see. thank you again for all of your hard work. right now there are people here milling around but the enthusiasm certainly has waned inside the democratic party here live in bosto

going into that final week. let's show a statistly race. ten points carrying about 44 states that was then could we be s seeing that now? let's go to ed, the came capacity, watching susan crabtree. to you on the shifting sands, obviously they would have to shift dramatically but some were shifting to the hillary clinton e-mails. what is going on? anything? >> definitely a momentum shift. you always want to be on the side of momentum. it started before the fbi thing. it is very similar to reagan in 1980. we went ahead of that debate and finished with a very strong finish. >> we have a look at the can y candidates. did we have anything like that in 1980? in other words were ronald reagan supporters similarly -- i guess is to try to see whether it is a tipoff. >> i don't remember that being the case. the crowds were not the indicator. it had been close. i didn't want to step ton the moment momentum. reagan helped himself and then the race kind of went back and forth for a couple of days. by saturday the race was even. on sunday the race went to five points down and monday it went ten points down. >> had you seen anything li

let's go to 7's jonathan hall. he's checking it out live in dighton with what we know. jon. >> well, kym, we know this chief does face several criminal charges as an addition to the town action. it was a state police investigation that began back in august. now, the trooper investigated says the chief admitted that he signed expense reports and bought women's clothing. but the trooper says he denies using white-out to change the expense reports to instead of women's. >> reporter: dighton's fire chief under fire tonight for allegedly using his official uniform allowance to buy clothing for his girlfriend or somebody else in violation of town rules. the total value just under $250 bucks. >> he has offended not only this board, but the taxpayers of this town, whether it be $235 or $235,000. >> reporter: chief tony roddick admits he bought the items on a galls,a ladies raincoat, a compression cam so, nike capri workout pants and a black tommy copper tube top core band involved. in court documents it says no sign of chief roddick today in his parents' house which he gave in

let's go to 7's jennifer eagan. she has the latest on the investigation. jen? >> jennifer: christa, good morning. this little boy was walking along the street here. there were other kids out trick-or-treating when all of this happened. the four-year-old boy was taken to tufts medical center after he was hit. a night of trick-or-treating came to an abrupt end on this street in lowell when a car. this woman's daughter opened the door the hand out candy and saw the commotion. >> oh, mommy, the car ran on the kid that walked for trick-or-treat. >> reporter: it happened on marshall avenue. the boy was conscious and alert but had a gash on his head. >> i said, oh, i'm really scared, sad for them. >> reporter: investigators say the driver kept going, only to stop a blo to witnesses, then drive off again. she was stopped by police ten minutes later. the child was taken to the hospital. >> i asked her if her parents or her mom, i walked with them and to -- she say yes. >> reporter: the four-year-old boy is expected to be okay. police say the driver was taken in for ques

let's go live to nbc10's drew smith to the target in win fi d wynnefield heights. re? >> this is one of those stores that's going to be open all night and has been open now for many hours. you can see people here still checking out, but it's nothing like it was during the mad rush when it opened. that's because this shopping holiday has turned into something that's about convenience for the customers. that's because they're trying to fight othose online retailers, get people off their computers and actually into the store. the lines formed before the turkey got cold this year. >> i'm looking for video games, stuff like that for the kids. i know if i get here first, i'll get it. >> reporter: it was an orderly but still exciting entrance at the toys r us in king of prus a prussia. the cash registers lighting up at 5:00 this thanksgiving. >> we're going to buy sets and make them. >> reporter: parents were liking the earlier start time because they can bring the youngsters with them. >> perfect. we can come, shop, and we can enjoy the holiday dinner and just hang out an

of presents but he turned around and donated every single one to exchange the police chief let him go for a s spin in his offie chair and he got a badge. >> and you know parents complaint, get off of that eye , but here are kids getting their hands dirty in the community. >> yeah! >> and repurposed in a unique way. a group in cedar rapids is turns them into handbags all to help african refugees in the area. they are sewing them into handbags and telling them in the area, and they hope to sell 3,000 bags this season. >> it's interesting and it's >> all of the proceeds benefit the refugees and their families. >> well, happy thanksgiving, everyboy. well, come around the locker room and the bucs will tell you it is hard to come up with a quarterback like jameis winston and the win against the chiefs could be a season-changing will moment no for the they could be a play-off team but they just can't fall apart and the bucs got an extra boost of motivation when winston handed out copies of a letter he wrote to all of them. >> he does have a really good understanding of that, and i got to admit, you

let's go to video coming out of kiev. heavy s snow has hit western ukraraine, i including the c ca city o of kiev. heavy snow caused traffic disruptions, battered trees, and cut electricity. 430 settlements in nine regions remain without electricity. in kieiev, over 20 centimetersr snow fell and caused traffic accidents. right now we have a high-pressure system covering the area. it is a calm. definitely good news. but across the north there is another potent low pressure system in front. the lines are clely y packed.. that means powerful winds are blowing and 's's causingng lotsf low temperurures. a lot of snow is falliling acro the scandinavian peninsula. and will move over central portions of europe causing heavy rainfall and cooler temperatures. only 5 in berlin with rainy weather on tuesday. good news it's going to be warming up to ten degrees into wednesday. negative 4 degrees in kiev in moscow and minus 1i degree expected in kiev with partly sunny conditions on your tuesday. let's go to japan. quite calm weather is happeni

going to be way above average. i'm not talking 70's, but it is still going to be mild. low to mid 60's tomorrow. let's take it well we have it. for tuesday we have another temperature tumble, back down into the. 50's we could see a few showers as well. our latest feature cast model highlights a cold front overnight monday and into tuesday. you can see it right there, 8:30 on monday. monday. we will have increasing cloud cover and showers near eau claire and toma. eventually it will work its way here. as you can see, overnight tuesday and into tuesday -- or, overnight monday into tuesday. you're getting up early, maybe to walk the dog, he will probably get some drizzle. it's not going to be a lot of rain, but it is definitely going honestly, a lot of this is going to get out of here even before you head to work. 8:00 a.m., all the rain is out of here. a lot of cloud cover through the rest of the afternoon, but at least it is not going to be an all-out downpour. and that is the really big chance of rain this week. tomorrow you can cut your grass, tuesday you should be able to as well. wednesday not much

begins with breaking news. >> the breaking news coming out of ohio state university. >> let's go straight to news4's melissa mollet at >> take a look at the video we just got in. a breaking news situation, ohio state university, a report of an active shooter on the campus. so far what we know is that seven people have been transported to hospital, no word on the full extent or how they were injured. we've been looking at ohio state's twitter page. it had been retweeting posts from osu emergency management this morning. one tweet saying buckeye alert.

with more on that, let's go to "news4's" live desk with angie. >>> a popular soccer team killed onboard. this hour we did learn from aviation officials that the focus is now on a possible electrical failure burke they're not ruling out that the plane there are some conflicting reports on survives. it's gone back and forth between five and six. the colombia aviation agency saying three of the players were rescued alive. we're seeing some videos. at one point you can see the responders there pulling someone from the plane. we'll continue to follow this tragic story and bring any updates as we get them. now back to you. >> it's 6:00 on the dot right i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. chuck has been watching the "storm team 4" radar because it's been lit up like a christmas tree. >> yes, indeed. we can't complain. it's not a weekend. if you have rain on a tuesday, nobody's going to complain about that. >> it's warmer today. i like that. >> much, much milder. temperatures are already near 50 degrees with the rain coming down p.

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so let's go back to nbc10's keith jones live in center city where those negotiations are under way. head way, keith? >> reporter: right now they're still going on inside here at the sheraton. the very latest i can tell you is, quote, things are not as rosie as they appear. that is from the transport workers union after we received new information from septa regarding the talks being progressive, being optimistic, and they were hopeful. so now the countdown is on. they're still talking inside. earlier tonight we were able to get a couple of shots of septa buses, septa trolleys, trains out here on the roadways. it could look a whole lot different tomorrow if they don't come to an agreement by midnight. 880,000 people, that's who will be affected tomorrow. the strike would stop septa city buses, trolleys and subways. that includes the market frankfurt line, the broad street line as well. regional rail and also buses like the norristown high speed line being a rail not being affected. their top sticking point in these negotiations right now being pensions. only some riders we spoke with

let's check the highways and t' commute . see a lot of traffic southbound. the good news is most traffic is moving fine. let's go to the map and show you what's happening to the s curves. winds are nice and calm. no big concerns out there as we head through cedar rapids. you can now had up to the 380 and commons road area. you can see nice quiet conditions they are. further north let's take towards waterloo as we scan no concerns. traffic and weather together mornings and evenings on cbs 2 and fox28.>> thank you for waking up with us. it is 6:15. the holiday spirit - and to do that we're bringing you a month of christmas and the corridor. the important [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. witches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. welcome back - >> morning. it is 6:18. here in cedar rapids is 34. waterloo is 34. it is a little chilly out there but it is a holida

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we are not going to let these guys take it. stephanie:'s 13 a lucky number tonight? >> 13 is a lucky number. we are going to enjoy this. stephanie: the badgers have a 24 hour rule, enjoy this wind tonight before they can focus on penn state tomorrow. thank you steph. , penn state earned a spot in the big ten championship game by beating michigan state today, combined with ohio state's double-overtime victory over michigan. adrienne: all right, thank you, dan. the green bay packers are getting ready to take on the eagles monday night in philadelphia. dan and stephen watson will be in philly for the game. coverage starts with the big 12 sports countdown to kickoff at 6:30, followed by the packers here on wisn 12. he was a revolutionary turned dictator, ruling cuba for decades. tonight, people are asking what's next now that fidel castro is dead. news of castro's death inspired an immediate celebration in miami's little havana, home to thousands of cuban people. they're going on just about 24 hours now, celebrating in the streets now. castro passed away last night at the

let's get right over to abc 15's mallory moore. >> reporter: this is going to be the westbound side of 101. no traffic being let past -- eastbound not effected. but let me show you your smart routes. from i-17 all the way to 51st avenue. so to get around. union hill drive is going to be your best option and you can enter the freeway once you're at 51st avenue. the rest of the valley really quiet right now. >>> let's talk about forecast as maybe you're getting ready to get out the door.

. >> let's go to nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal. joining us live in center city with on update.andy, what can you tell us? >> septa says they're sitting at the table ready to talk. despite the fact that -- on day one of this strike, there is still no deal. >> reporter: in the northeast, frankford depot is bustling with rail traffic, but now virtually empty. >> wilma williams wants management to reform her pension plan, it's one major stick point in these negotiations. >> people that are retiring today cannot afford to live off of that. i thank god i'm not retiring no time soon. but it is my concern. >> reporter: but deal makers remain far apart, meeting at the sheraton downtown behind closed doors, city and state officials say they're monitoring the discussions. >> there are hundreds of thousands of people who are trying to get to work, who are trying to get to school, who are trying to get to the store to buy food. this is as disruptive as it can possibly be. >> we apologize, this is very unfortunate in terms of this s disrupti disruption, but we will get this done. >> reporter

let's go to nbc 10's drew smith live in the news center. >> trump's top picks for his strategist will-elect tries to lower the temperature with an appeal directly to his supporters. donald trump names who will lead his white house tonight, steve bannon, a media figure often linked to the alt-right will serve as chief strategist, while reince priebus gets chief of staff. progressive activists held an organizing meeting and are not happy about who trump is surrounding himself with. >> i think he's already backtracking and showing he's not going to deliver on the very few things that he's promised on. >> the resistance was back in the streets tonight with two marches in center city. in an interview with "60 minutes", trump said protesters should not be afraid but complained about a double standard. >> if hillary had won and my people went out and protested, everybody would say that's a terrible thing. and it would have been a much different attitude. >> on independence mall, hundreds brought out flags and signs. >> trump needs to be put on notice that we're going to watch every step that

s&p futures stopped. it wouldn't let them go below 5%. the market opposite the bottom falls out. >> right. >> it seems to have the effect to realize i sell my stock. >> it was a the first time since 9-11. >> people who were nervous about the market. it made up all their losses within one month. the market is very resilient. if you sell, you lock in a loss. maybe you understand what you are buying or selling. some will do better under a trump administration, some who biggest ones, moneywise, thank you so much. >> just ahead, putin has congratulated drumplt we'll bring you reaction. just like all of us here. the world is watching closely as the election results came in overnight, programs none closer than russia. a nation that was a hot button issue on the trail. >> lucie cavanaugh. what are you seeing and hearing in terms of moscow's reaction to what happened in the united states? >> reporter: well, good morning, ayman, shock and disbelief across the globe. a tepid reaction from international tried to adjust to a brave, new, your honor cer