alike other cities like portland and count i and new york have the right agricultural movement little city has demonstrated his success in this parcel development on this land is eir receivable we ask you to support the urban agricultural and consider the importance of this space to this neighborhood and city if you guys don't decide today take a field trip and r and see how it is not appropriate for a building plan. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is maggie marks the program director at garners for the environment san francisco's public teaching gardens we teach and cultivate the gardeners have working closely with the little city gardens this is a strong example of organic gardening where our students become inspired we need more locations for new gardeners to cultivate soil in san francisco as a city that prides itself on its commitment to the environment and a leading city we believe this is a moment to protect this farm one the cultivated and never before development plaque we can't go back this is an irreversible decision i'm also going

in the future with the co-holster we've sought to protect in the city we advocate the work with little city an reference local and state level legislation and seeing this stuart site as critical to the city and regions continued development of a misrepresent site of an urban agriculture over and over lauded as arrest an accomplishment here and other cities across the country the business model the little cities business specifically not - it's been for another by quick sales from property sales to be challenging for safety and environmental reasons and i will encourage you to take the time to look at those reasons and give this process a little bit more time thank you. >> okay see if naomi (calling names). >> hello, i live in importantly told the neighborhoods adjacent to the city a homeowner and own a restaurant in the mission called california's working closely with little city abstinence since the day we opened to speak of the produce that come out of that within a year of opening this is credible produce and credible farming and caitlin is an incredible farmer i'm here to support this l

gardens is a wonderful neighborhood their use of land absorbs the water we were so happy when little city gardens opened on coter street this long vacant lot was a place of beauty and open space and spliegs at late the lot was as gem in the neighborhood the garden blending that harmoniously with the potential on the rise, however, the promise where is broken the process that was in place to stash and sustain this urban farm was swept aside i suggest you. come and visit the sites the scale is inappropriate to the neighborhood we need help to correct the sewer system and the land on coter to remain a farm we love the peace and sincerely resilient of the peace please help us keep the place liveable and peace physical. >> we'll offer some accommodations folks with let's go kids if you have little ones if you want to come on up ahead of the line that would be great (calling names). >> how about i'm max speaking in support of school i'm born and raised and played hunger hippo at pier 39 i wanted to thank to the commission for hosting us today it is very comfortably to know there are systems and

that was the scene near the city's famous arch, the biggest little city in the world. people were taking part native-american rights demonstration. one woman, rushed to the hospital. four others treated for minor injuries. reno police have not released the driver's name but did say he's 18 and had a 17-year-old with him. they were met by police several block as away and are cooperating. >>> let's talk about your weather and the last few days have been wonderful. maybe a little warm for some. no one is complaining. >> no one is complaining as we down. >> here it's 6:09. up in reno, it's a few minutes later. they are actually farther west. that's one of those trivia questions. if you fly from los angeles to reno, you are actually traveling far west because of how nevada is shaped. let me get you caught up and close the book on september. in las vegas, all of the highs and lows averaged together, it came out just barely above normal. we only got a few drops of rain. that's not unusual for september. the global numbers, thoh, now in and tabulated. about .75 above normal. i

it's called little city gardens, but the farm doesn't own the land. two years ago a small school called golden bridges purchased it for $1.2 million with the intention of moving out of its present location and into this wide-open space which goes hand in hand with the school's philosophy of exposing kids to outdoor living. >> children spend a lot of their time indoors in front of screens and not moving, not experiencing nature, so we're getting them out. >> reporter: according to the plans, the school would only have a few small structures. more than 70% of the parcel would remain in open space area. the owner of the farm has agreed to move on, but it's the neighbors who want the farm to stay put. >> they are very quiet and -- and it's nice to have some place with things growing when you're around here. >> reporter: neighbors have other concerns. >> it will be too much traffic. >> reporter: the school says it would have a walking bus from nearby balboa park to ease traffic. while the planning department has approved the project, the board of superviso

city. we'll stay in close touch. >> thank you. >> let's head down the coast a little bit. the florida coast. mayor of melbourne florida. kathy meehan joins us on the line. mayor, thanks so much for joining us. what have you been experiencing over the past few hours? >> in the past few hours we've been assessing the situation in the city of melbourne. as far as i know, the bridges are still closed. they're saying that you know, there are power lines down and some flooding issues. so right now we're -- we want our people to have electric. so we're right now getting our electric back up. now, where i'm staying right now, at my daughter's house, we still don't have electric yet. >> it could take a few days to regain power in some of these areas hit so hard. right? >> yes it could, right. and wind. it's still windy here. we have gusts, and it's just -- unbelievable. but we -- i'm real pleased on the outcome, because we really dodged a bullet here. >> did most of the people in melbourne evacuate? >> i don't know how many went into the shelters, but the residents in the beach sid

. >> i don't think this is a little city. i don't think there's a city like this in the real world. only because we have a large volume of very difficult people. >> everyone else put your hands up on your head. >> people with a lot of troubles and a lot of needs. >> according to correctional staff, inmate charles evans fits that description. >> i'm charles now, but they used to call me allen. i've been coming here since 1994. i used to be a big-time drug dealer, all this and that. everybody in this building know who i am. >> evans is currently serving a six-month sentence for theft, but during his stay, he's managed to make matters a whole lot worse. >> this is all his disciplinary isolation that we've gone through. since he's been here, not even a year yet. >> he's been involved in 13 altercations that have landed him in segregation for more than 90 days. >> charles evans is very unpredictable. he's disruptive. he's in lockup, he's out of lockup. you're dealing with him constant. one day he's acting out, the next day he's apologizing, then he's acting out again. so he's up and down

it's called little city garden gardens. but the farm doesn't own the land. two years ago a small school called golden bridges purchased it for 1.2 million dollars with the intention of moving out of its present location and into the wide open space which goes hand in hand with the school's philosophy of exposing kids to out door living. >> children spend a lot of time indoors in front of screens. not moving. not experiencing nature so we are getting them out. >>reporter: according to the plants the school would only have a few small structure. more than 70% of a parcel would remain in open space area. the owner of the farm has agreed to move on but it's the neighbors who want the farm to stay put. >> they are very quiet. item nice to have someplace where things growing. >>reporter: neighbors have other concerns. >> not too much traffic. >> school says it would have a walking bus from nearby about boa park to ease traffic. while the planning department has approved the project. board of supervisors can over turn that decision. school hopes to win the hearts a

boston as always the city center runs a little bit warmer and boston getting started in the 40s. a couple of 50s over the cape. inland towns and cities kind of taking the were yo not of the cold this morning. by noontime, temperatures start to even out. we will have a lot of upper the cloud forecast is in the background. not really doing anything because it is all sunshine today. the sunshine with a high close to 60 degrees in boston. 61 in ipswich and plymouth and hyannis, and mid-60s new bedford to norwood, framingham, lawrence, finchburg and manchester. worcester hit 61 degrees this afternoon. pretty normal temperatures this time of the year, maybe 1 or 2 degrees below average. that will be our little protector a o help hold in a little bit of heat. thus, lows in the 40s. that to 30s by the time you wake up tomorrow morning and tomorrow's high temperatures into the mid- to upper 60s. temperatures moving in the right direction here. we do have that little bit of a warm-up. we mentioned low risk of rain. check this out. the only risk of rain in the next couple of days or this wor

how has other bad trade deals hurt my little city? and so, you know, for us i think it's going to take a culture shift within the labor movement for us to not, a, have to show up feeling the white guilt because this isn't about white guilt. this isn't even about white privilege. this is about saying communities of color make up a significant portion of the movement. i care about these people and it is time for us to figure out how do we have full integration? not sbre gags that makes feel comfortable but to move a progressive agenda forward. i'll tell you what. if we had folks from the imgrant rights community and the movement for black lives standing in line with us on trade, on tpp, then we might be able to put more pressure on the administration. so if people continue to see the labor movement as divisive or if they don't get to see the mes of the world. i work at the labor movement. i'm a black lady. right? the more of us that get to see us that work here, the closer of communities of color yunite our issues because we work on the

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go up the coastline, there is palm coast, it is good to know, to zoom in to show what towns and little cities are getting the worst damage and so this is the flagler beach area, now with some of the worst highest winds. storm surge is along the palm coast area and all of the locations as we go throughout the next two to four hours will be seeing the peak water. saint augustine, 15 miles from the eyewall and right now, we're nine miles from the eyewall in palm coast. thankfully for the florida coastline, you can see how it bends a little bit towards the northwest. if the storm is continuing to more north ward motion. the eyewall should be going further away from saint augustine up towards jacksonville. we're staring at the radar, watching the water come up, get the storm surge we thought would cause the most damage out there. from the pictures, the wind is not causing horrible damage which is good. it is in the minor hurricane damage. the storm surge has the potential to make this historic. >> that is what we're watching, i know we have dylan coming back to dive deep in it. i want to get to ja

a little bit breezy, as i mentioned, 13-mile an hour winds in the city, double digit winds and a little bit on on the breezy side. 47 degrees by 10:00 a.m. 51 by noon. high 58 degrees by 3:00 p.m. by the time we back down to 53 by 6:00 p.m. tonight. that's about when kids get out their for trick or treating. i'll have the trick or treating forecast coming up and word of a warmup. what you got, karen? >> reporter: all the majors are looking good. no problems or delays, no weather-related issues. we have an accident on the boulevard northbound at adams avenue on the inner drive stick to the outer drive of the boulevard to get around the accident. ben franklin bridge all the area bridges in good shape, westbound/eastbound moving just fine. we're watching to see what happens with septa if they go on strike. septa city buses, also the trolleys, 10, 11, 13, 15, 34, 36. no market frankford line, broad street line or broad street spur is on time. >> let's talk about that, it's up to septa and it's workers that give us a trick or treat. either they will strike a deal or go nowhere as workers go

express into center city. >> let's look at these chilly numbers even chillier than yesterday morning. 31 in mount pocono, just 35 in allentown, 38 degrees this morning in reading. you're a littleter city, 46 degrees right now in philadelphia. 41 in philadelphia. and millville and atlantic city so when you are dressing the kids try to get them to wear a jacket because they're going to want it and the long pants today. let's look at the temperatures for the next 12 hours. by 7:00 a.m., 45 degrees. by 10:00, 55. so we recover pretty nicely from this. we have beautiful sunshine today. not as much wind as yesterday so it's a nice one. by lunchtime 59. by 3 o'clock, 65. your high is 66. we'll hit it around 3:30, 4 o'clock and by 6:00 p.m. it's 64 degrees. so beautiful afternoon but bundle up to start tam. >> thank you karen. >>> and you can always get that seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker6 double can radar any time of day on our web site. just go over to 6abc.com/weather. >>> actress shailene woodley arrested during a protest of the forest south dakota pipeline. >> i'm being arrested. i didn't -- i was down there with everybody else. >> woodley and 26 others are c

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little shot. there is arizona city and casa grande in there taking moisture through the day today. we see some up north as well. we see a little bit on the west side flowing through a lot of that missing the city and heading up north. we see a little bit of moisture around on the day today. show you this stuff will be out of here by tomorrow. 90 degrees on the high today. buckeye, 90. goodyear, 90. 89 at scottsdale. 90 in chandler. 71, maybe that 74 degrees in prescott. 75 in payson. 81 degrees in sedona. 65 in flagstaff. those 90's, in fact, 94 in gila bend on the desert floor. take a look today. 72 for the morning low. 85 and 62 would be the normal high and low. you can see we're off about five degrees. 96 is the record high for the day. 41 is the record low. as you get a look at these forecast highs for tomorrow, we do come out of the 90's and into the 80's. not everywhere, we are forecasting a few 90's as far as the valley is concerned. a few 60's across the mountains. 90 down in tucson. what we have some moisture in the west and a little bit of that is snow in some of the areas

a little more dense along the shoreline, northwest of the city. locally, not too much going on right now. let me show you what's at the bottom of the screen. the forecast for today will actually be warmer than we thought yesterday. mainly 70s. so here is how your day breaks down. clouds developing as the day progresses. we may see one or two scattered showers. i will time that out on the hour-by-hour forecast. suburbs seeing clouds here. notice how warm it is today. temperatures will be above average for this time of the year. jersey shore right now, we're dealing with dense fog. keep that in mind, everything improving in about another two or three hours. hour-by-hour forecast, 5:30 a.m., we're seeing scattered showers passing through. we may get one or two isolated thunderstorms for parts of burkes county, otherwise scattered showers moving through. notice the clouds start to break and then improving. and we do have the 10 day on 10. jessica. >> thank you, on route 295 at route 38 in new jersey, no problems or delays. if you're on the black horse

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karen. >> route 30 mount pocono 35 degrees in allentown, 37 in reading but a little better in the cityrees there. only 40 degrees in millville. first frost for a lot of people so far this season. we'll have that seven day coming up next. >> in today's tech bytes warning from federal regulators shut off your galaxy note7s now. >> the advice comes after some replacement devices caught fire following last month's massive recall. samsung is telling he retailers to stop sales and exchanges. >> samsung attributed the problem to its batteries but some experts say it's possible the problem is a result of another exon end in in the phone. >> any company can now sign up for workplace by facebook. the web site or app allows employees to communicate only with people within their company. competing directly with sites like slack. >> a new drone is called the bionic bird for obvious reasons. it looks like a bird. it flies like a bird. >> it weighs just 10 grams and can fly more than 12 miles per hour and you can control the bionic bird with your mobile device. price tag about a hundred bucks. >> tho

canton cloudy and chilly. 37 to 39 outside the big cities. little chilly for kids getting on the bus tomorrow morning morning -- morning. tomorrow 55 for akron and canton high. now beggar's night forecast for hallo's eve. she did a little dance for us and we drew the mummy. 49 at 4:00. most of you start trick-or- treating at 5:00 or 6:00. you're in the upper 40s. cool but not cold. i would suggest winds will stay low. five to ten miles and you notice you're partly cloudy. no rain. make sure the kids are all dressed up in princess or or prince costumes if you will. friday 75 to 77. wednesday we're dry. tuesday's ball game in the 60s. if there is. >> if there is. thursdayic -- rain showers likely. 50s for saturday and sunday. 50 for the browns game. did i misspeak? >> you're like the glass is half empty. >> now it's half full. >> you wouldn't be talking about game 6 or 7. what is the deal? i mean, come on. why don't you give us that too. >> baseball games when we come back. browns too. stay tuned. >>> well, the browns are still it felt like it would h

the president even used a little "sin city analogy" to encourage people to get out and vote. po-02mo pres. obama: "you've got an ace and you've got a jack. but you've got to make sure to turn over the card by voting. this game doesn't start on nov. 8. the game ends on nov. 8. it's starting right now." donald trump and his treatment of women...and he called out congressman joe heck for supporting the gop nominee-- and then taking it back. in the final push for the white house...a new a-b-c news tracking poll shows hillary clinton ahead of donald trump with a double digit lead. the latest numbers show clinton beating trump by 12 percent. and 59-percent of likely voters reject trump's claim the election is rigged. the poll from abc news also shows that 65 percent of those polled disapprove of trump refusing to say whether he will accept the results of the election . the las vegas review journal is making headlines on its own this morning-- now that its the first major newspaper to endorse donald trump. the review journal posted this ed the weekend. the article states, "while the

>> i wanted to make a record about family, friendship, togetherness -- >> reporter: in new york city little monsters lining up at her album sni >> ten minutes after she tweeted it, i dropped everything, i have to get her right now. >> i owe everything to this woman. >> she fights for equality for the races, for the sexes. >> reporter: she's a six-time grammy award winner. but lady gaga is no material girl. ? we are living in a material world ? >> reporter: shutting down comparisons to madonna. saying in an interview with beeps 1 radio -- >> i play a lot of instruments. i spend hours and hours a day in the studio. i'm a producer. i'm a writer. what i do is different. >> reporter: lady gaga on the edge of glory. ? i'm on the edge of glory ? >> perhaps we all could use a little more music after this dark week in american politics. it was a 19th century german writer jean paul who said, music is the moonlight in the gloomy night of life. thank you for watching abc news. as always, we're abcnews.com and our >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, brad an

a little rivalry. plant city. and durant. they play for a trophy. we know about the bragging rights. district. >> these are huge games. >> i can't wait for the blitz tonight. >> that sounds amaze. >> it starts at 11:15. >> thank you. >>> finally, dreaming of saying in january of 2017, people will be able to get married in front of cinderella's castle in the dark after the park has closed and celebrate with a reception at fantasy land. it will cost you a minimum, $180,000. >> i was just going to ask. i wonder what that will set you back. a house? [ laughter ] >> as i was reading that, i saw the magic kingdom? >> i nodded until i saw the price. >> you were being told you have to do more weather. is that it? is it something you need to share with the crowd? >> yes. we are headed into the weekend. the forecast is great. >> that is what she is sharing. [ laughter ] >> what is she doing? >> and, you can see that we head into tomorrow morning it has been fairly nice again. low 70s . then it is the afternoon hours. a little bit warmer once again. >> thank y

city. a little hazy but beautiful blue skies on the way. in a few minutes, as that sun rises over the city. 47 degrees now in downtown denver. weather watchers, this is shelby majoring in fort morning up there. other temperatures are all over the board, if you look. we go back in the city here, we have 36 degrees in west littleton from orlando adelman, jr., a little cold there. then to morgan county, 32 degrees from larry in brush. kind of chilly out there. here's the fire map for you today. red flag warning because it's been so dry, 11:00 a.m. through 6:00 p.m. winds will be starting to kick up out of miles per hour. so the foothills from lairmer to boulder county and northern mountains, sangre de cristos to raton pass, red flag warning today. even if you're not in the red flag warning, denver is not in the red flag warning it's just so dry out there. that any little spark, even if you're not in a warned area could just take off out there. so better to be safe than sorry because we're going to be dry and warm for quite some time. "moneywatc

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city. in syracuse, they had a little over two inches. as you can see here, not only are the high temperatures gone and there, we are looking at a lot of 50s, 60s, and 70s all across the country where we had been looking at 90-degree temperatures just a few days ago. so things certainly turning around in that respect. let's take a look overnight, 71 degrees, 95 degrees for tomorrow, and don't forget, the meteor shower tonight, just look up, you'll see it. and then we get a couple of more days of 90s, and then back to the 80s with a chance of rain on monday. watch your kids around water. >> all right, dave. thank you. and after the break we are learning more about the mars it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hi

look at all of these abandoned buildings i am thinking about how is trade completely decimated my little city? how have other bed trade deals -- bad trade deals hurt my city? it's going to take a culture shift for us to not have to show up feeling the white guilt. this isn't about white gold. this isn't about white privilege. it's about saying communities of colors make up a significant portion of the labor movement, i care about these people, and it's time to figure out how do we have full integration? integration allows for us to actually move the progressive agenda forward? if we had folks when immigrant rights community and the movement for black lives standing in line with us on trade? on tpp? who might be able to put more pressure on the administration. if people continue to see the labor movement as divisive, or they don't get to see -- i'm a black lady. the more they get to see those of us that work here, the closer communities of color will be to organizing around our issues. our issues are everyone's issues. we work on the economy. >> i wanted to ask a question about the locker room

they were surrounded right under arch on the famous arches biggest little city in the world.ideos, reports that the truck plowed through people. when you take a closer look, it is actually more than that. we have slow motion of this video, that shows actually more interaction with the driver and the protesters, including at least five threats that we've noted using foul language, threatening to yank the man out of the car and beat him, basically. we also have a quick bit of sound, kind give you an idea what it was like. take a listen. >> i'll tear you out of that car you [bleep] reporter: besides the threat to tear him out of that blanking car as that protester said, we noted when the car started to basically pull away, a stick, a large, broom handle or something along those lines, gets stuck into the car. we've taken a frame, you see right there. that was stuck into the driver's side of the truck right about the time this all went down, there is a lot more to this story as you look at different videos than is being explained by authorities. of course it is being investigated

city. in syracuse, they had a little over two inches. as you can see here, not only are the high temperatures gone with the exception of a few here and there, we are looking at a lot of 50s, 60s, and 70s all across the country where we had been looking at 90-degree temperatures just a few days around in that respect. let's take a look overnight, 71 degrees, 95 degrees for tomorrow, and don't forget, the meteor shower tonight, just look up, you'll see it. and then we get a couple of more days of 90s, and then back to the 80s with a chance of rain on monday. watch your kids around water. >> all right, dave. thank you. and after the break we are learning more about the mars lander that crashed earlier this week. what scientists are saying now hey guys. i called you all in because i just had an idea. brunch. allday, every day. brunch? that's great! where'd you get that idea? well... sweetie? you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken, and fried egg, with bacon. like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm and it's tuesday. huh, i wonder if m

a little haze through the city. 92 in surprise. 100 in mesa right now. we put the fox vision into focus for you so you can see this little bit moisture there is a chance of rain. you can see that coming in. a little tomorrow and through the day. we see that little bitty moisture make its trek northward. as we put the futurecast into motion, you saw the storm coming through. that is what we're seeing through all of this on the futurecast at this point in time. temperature high on the day today, we go to 97 degrees. 91 out at buckeye. 78 in prescott. 81 in sedona. 95 in gila bend. overnight, we'll be looking a the temperatures come out of the 80's and back into the 70's once again so that will be nice as we see the upper 70's come around and make their showing. there is your day right there. 97 on the high. 67 on the low. 75 overnight. 93 for tomorrow. the cloud cover is in there for a reason. there is a chance through the day tomorrow and we hang with the 90's as well. watch your kids around water. >> thank you, dave. >>> as we continue to monitor hurrican

speaking of it being a little dark out there and live shots of the city. that is where shiri joins us. you know, a little bit of a skyline there. >> shiri: kind of hard to see. probably will be hard to see for the next hour. the sun coming up this morning at 6:53. right now temperature in boston at 44 degrees. either way you want to spin it. boston definitely one of the hot spots. suburb starting off in the 30s this morning and i want to you dress for temperatures continuing to drop until about 7:00 this morning. i do have a look at what time you should expect the 40s, the 50s, and even the 60s today. that is about ten minutes away. back to you, guys. >>> if you have food allergies, you will need to check your freezer, turkey hill is recalling these containers of ice cream because they are mislabeled. of dutch chocolate are filled with rocky road that contain eggs and almonds. if you were not allergic to those ingredienting the ice cream is safe to eat. >>> a new risk for anyone dealing with high pressure. a study recently published in the of hypertension s

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city. now a little more on the low clouds. notice tomorrow morning in here. northern front range. some of the metro area. that's the low hanging clouds. >> by midday in the afternoon the sky clears. showers down to the we have conditions like this. easy to cool down at tphaoeulgt and cooling down tonight to 29 in frosty fort collins. and greeley. highs tomorrow 50s and 60s for the mountains. 70s the western slope. basically where you were today. however. we're reversing the trend. on the plains. 30 degrees warmer. back into the 70s. fort collins. greeley. down to the south near here raoe. fort lupton etc. low 7 0s on the day. >> . a quick flip of the warm switch for tomorrow. 75 downtown. 72 for wheat ridge. a lot of lower 70s on the west side. >> down to the south douglas county. comfortable. temperatures in the 60s and 70s here. 70s start in castle rock. i 25. to highlands ranch. lone tree and parker. cooler at 59. here's how you can plan the rest of the week. and early next week. including the nec week. 82 friday. 75 on saturday. sunday we're back to the 80s again. up and down

mass pike and going through cherylston stretch although were you dealing some flakes this a little bit better. city of worcester predominantly dry. where there has been some rain showers today have some patches will fog. keep that mind,ty have been seeing that some of our traffic camera to north where snow and continues to snow. i point this out so highlight so towns that some. big ski areas here. maine and new hampshire where still snowing vermont had snow had text from our friends mount snow. six inches of snow for them in southern vermont pretty good start to the ski making sea soon. snow making season store ski areas. even some opening up trail or two for skiers news are showers still rotating through. remember i said dry air would start work in behind the system. wind shifting to northwest. that dry air when flows on in and gets showers out of here. also going break the cloud bit overnight for morning. so during your morning when sun comes you the. you will have some break in sun. clouds take back over and if you are driving northward for your weekend plans you will run into more showers. it i

when he was sworn in in july, the city knew little of the criminal history for arson. >> if we were able to do a background check, the board might be able to catch to look into how they're licensed. in the meantime, they have been re-opened for the first time and a vigil is about to be underway. >> stay with us for the latest developments on the two boston officers who were shot. >>> gruesome details as two suspects appear before a judge in 95-year-old man dead and his wife badly injured. police say that the attack was completely random. >> the suspects wanted to steal money so they could start a new life. live with the disturbing details. >> reporter: david, this evening, people have continued to leave flowers at the victims' outside. from behind the glass wall, brittany smith mouthed i love you. the couple accused of one of the most horrific crimes the town has ever seen. >> the home invasion lasted for almost two hours. >> reporter: a 98-year-old stabbed and suffocated. his wheelchair and choked and her throat cut. heart said he did it to avoid going to jail on another charge. he said

city. a little bit less at ten miles per hour. but the breezy conditions will likely stick around through this evening. the fire weather warning. still in effect. around the fire this evening. along with the few communities there. along i 25. to the south. last through about 7 p.m. wind gusts at times approaching 30 miles per hour. >> . meanwhile the other big story. it's the cold that will plunge in here. tonight. clear skies. hold out temperatures this evening. to drop into the mid 30s. cold enough that we'll allow freeze warnings to develop. all the areas in light blue including the metro. eastern plains. darker blues. along the border. are frost add vie reus. through tomorrow morning. tender vegetation could be damaged or killed. if it's not protected or brought indoors. that cold air will stick around for a while. >> all right. >> . and has been making snow. since last night. >> . we're making snow. we got off to a tkpraet start. mother nature brought friends to the party. the race is on. >> . when do you expect. or hope to o

tomorrow look being -- breaking out to little sun, city on south and eastward, partly sunny skies continuenday. so things getting little better. still cool today. 60s for highs. close to 07 in south jersey. tonight 50's and 60s for the low, tomorrow add the sun, start boosting those temperatures back up into the mid 70s. so still cool day today, 68 degrees, for the high temperature, tonight, clouds, maybe a shower at 62, extended forecast, getting better, mid 70s, sunday, monday, then lou 70s through the ends every next week, manlily dry forecast, then we will watch the track of matthew over the next several days. back to you. >> justin, thank you. with halloween just 30 days away now it, looks like the holiday has gone political. and as reporter crystal cruz test us, one kind of costume that trumps all others. >> topay's are really hot this year, the most wildest hair in the world. >> they're trumped up. >> we have trump the wall builder here. >> and the toddler tycoon costume. >> baby donald trump. >> trickling down to the consumer. >> you'll see a the low of them trick-or-treating up an

west side from the south, but a lot of that stuff is starting to fall apart as it gets a little closer to the city. you can see the stuff on the east side. it's just going to pass us right on by. a little bit out in mesa, we'll get another look at that. we get a look over here on the west side, though, and you can see a pretty good storm coming, and then it just kind of falls apart. lots right here, lots right here, and then it just, right, falls apart. not up north, though. it's still holding together a see, pretty strong up by williams, and the flagstaff area, you'll see it come flying into this area and continuing to come in. now we get down here and take a look at the valley. so you see a little bit of moisture here near the guadalupe area. on the east side we see a little bit of moisture staying especially out in the far east valley. some pretty good showers and storms out there continuing. but look how rapidly this stuff moves out of here, out of here by tu anything left at all on that futurecast. there's your high on the day today, as we get to 90 degrees. we have got a few 90s on the west