. >> anti-trump protestors took to the street this afternoon and other major cities including portland, new york, miami and l.a. recovered from another night of protests. none of this is stopping the activity in trump tower as he organizes his administration. he is making washington republicans nervous saying he wants to keep parts of obama care. >> are you going to make sure people with pre-existing conditions are -- >> yes, it's one of the strongest assets. >> another peaceful

protesters have been swarming the streets of several major cities to make their voices heard.y president could be heard in major cities from boston to philadelphia, oakland, seattle, new york, los angeles. it's tough to find a precedence for unrest of this magnitude resulting from an election. one of the largest crowds gathered right in front of trump tower where secret service had just set up a protective perimeter for the president-elect. at least 30 people were arrested. most appeared to be for disorderly conduct. the evening protests mirrored what was seen throughout the day when students on campuses coast to coast demonstrated against tuesday's results walking out of classrooms and chanting their opposition in washington, high school, and tennessee. >> moving on to another story, this from the world of science. for the first time ever, scientists have created a successful device to help monkeys walk, bringing hope to those working with paralyzed humans. neurosurgeons in switzerland have tested the device and worked immediately when activated. the implant works by sending

it happened hours ago in major cities across america. we have a round robin of what happened while many of you were sleeping. >> dana: local parents and students very concerned. they could be back out there this morning. what are their concerns? we'll tell you coming up. plus -- >> kim: she's a grandmother finally getting to cross the zip line off her bucket list. you're going to see her reaction and also why she was so excited about this headed your way. we have more breaking news to share with you. it takes to us pennsylvania where we've gotten word that one of two police officers who was shot has died. we have breaking news as we

elected, the 45th president of the united states, americans are making their voices we heard in major cities across the country. it's mostly quiet. protests have united from coast-to-coast against trump's when with thousands taking to the streets in boston, seattle, cleveland, tempe, bost york city. they marched, blocked traffic, chanted and protested at the top of their lungs. >> reporter: hi, guy, we are standing on 5th avenue in mid-town, manhattan, the shopping trick, prada, luis vuitton, thousands of new yorkers headed in the southern part of manhattan, right outside of trump tower, i remind you, tonight is the first really demonstration of that. this is where donald trump is currently living, where his campaign offices were, where tonight they were holding transition meetings. thousands saying hillary clinton won the popular vote, chanting, we reject the president-elect. it was spontaneous over social media, people talking about it at work, they have said they came together. they shut down 57th street, shut down 5th avenue, 6th philadelphia, chicago, portland, new mexico, arizona, here

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these protests happening in all major cities, including in boston. an estimated 4,000 people walked to the house and on to copely square. parts of beacon and boylston streets shut down by the demonstration. chants of "we will not be silenced"erupted from the crowd. >> it hurts my heart that people >> these protests in boston were peaceful. police say they did not experience any violence and did not make a single arrest. live on the common, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. in hours the president-elect will take a critical step toward assuming the oval office. this morning he's going to meet with a man who has been a fierce critic of him -- president obama. the eye's erika tarantal is here to set the stage. >> there's been a lot t but there's no question this meeting could be awkward. here's what to watch for today. president obama will welcome president-elect trump at the white house at 11:00 this morning at the same time first lady michelle obama will meet with melania trump. also today, vice president joe biden and house speaker paul pre

anti trump protesters in major cities. lea martin live in the -- liam martin live in the studio tweeted, said just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters insighted by the media are protesting very unfair. that's what he tweeted just moments ago. tonight that protests continue. thousands of protesters flooding the streetss in major cities including minneapolis, new york and philadelphia. >> not my president. >> reporter: angry donald trump will be the next president. >> i'm here because i believe in equality. i believe in change and i to do that for us. >> excellent conversation with president-elect trump. >> reporter: president obama meantime met thursday with president-elect trump at the white house for 90 minutes urging americans to come together. >> it is important for all of us regardless of party, and regardless of political preferences to now come together, work together. >> reporter: this was trump's first ever face to face meeting with president obama after years ass with

pull up the pitcher we've been telling you about protests going on in major cities across happening now. you can see people right there. it looks like several hundred right now in fact. >> all of the country will follow there, and continuing protest in the denver area. we'll see you tonight at 6. >>> tonight, we take you inside trump tower. president-elect donald trump, building his cabinet. members of the trump family in on the decisions. the shakeup already. one name moved aside. plus, donald trump's new comments about obama car. will he not repeal it after all? >>> america divided. but tonight, the question. the protesters, did they vote? >>> messages of hate in schools across the country. new letters going home to parents after disturbing scenes. >>> and the state of emergency, the major city barely visible

pam and steve now back to you. >> steve:demonstrations are going on right now in major cities across the u-s. on the top left. video from an anti-trump rally at union square in new york city. protestors marched and chanted in streets against trump being the elected president. top right is video of how it looked in chicago. protestors marched onto a major highway and blocked traffic for hours. >> steve:some passengers getting out of their cars and joining the protest. bottom left. in pennsylvania. an anti trump rally grew near city hall in philadelphia. >> reporter:thousands of protestors marching down the street. and bottom right in portland. you can see aerials showing crowds gathering in streets. people are holding up signs, marching and blocking traffic on a major highway as drivers are trying to get >> we really as a nation and come together. and i am concerned about inclusion s civil-rights that is really what it is about. >> are so many pivotal lost that we cannot risk being repealed i am afraid. after the election i just started crying because i am generally so scared. >> repor

comes after a night of unrest, protesters unhappy with the trump victory took to the streets in major cities all across the country to voice their discontent with the election results. >> it's not okay to be racist. it's not okay to have a president like that, that we don't respect. we have to president our president. we look up to our president. >> reporter: we have reports on the transition of power from the 44th to the 45th president. brand new security measures in place in trump tower in new york and i want to start with my friend and colleague, chris jansing. stakes could not be higher. my sources say the president wants to convey that he's going to help with this new transition and at the same time, he has a number of staff members who are devastated by this. >> they had to have a serious of beatings yesterday. he called small groups of staffers into his office to say to them, this is how democracy works and it's okay to be upset. you also have a job to do. we have a constitutional responsibility to have a smooth transition of power. they started well, as you know, at the beginning of

since then...we've seen some major cities like seattle and los angeles approve a 15 dollar minimum wage. and today...workers here in las vegas hope what they're calling a -day of disruption- will get similar results. they want to open peoples eyes on how minimum wage has not kept up with the rate of inflation. uber drivers participating in this strike won't be picking anyone up in several cities...including las vegas. uber says past drivers in their top 20 markets average more than 19 dollars an hour. but drivers say that doesn't account for fare cuts and expenses like gas, repairs and insurance. ((nia wong)) once again this strike arts about an hour at 6 o'clock then .. a rally and march is going to happen at the mcdonalds off paradise and sahara starting at 5 this evening. reporting live on the strip. nia wong 8 news now. sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) clear skies and braving the chilly north winds today... then when the winds stop tonight - get ready to freeze. minutes. ............. nice sunshine today... and the air will be nice and clean, but it will feel crisp so sc

first-come another night of protests, crowds on the streets of major u.s. cities. they are raising signs and voices against president-elect donald trump. alison: this as trump spent a day in d.c. d.c. spending time with president obama himself. jonathan: protests in d.c. started at the trump hotel. tim, with it looking like now? tim : once again, we are on pennsylvania avenue. the trump hotel is right here, the protesters arriving at the trump hotel again. if we could pan to the right, this is right in the middle of traffic. mpd has been following this around to try to block traffic to give these people some room to protest. they are upset with the trump presidency. i spoke with a few protesters tonight who say, again, he was and people need to come together and unite and move on. these folks are frustrated. they've spent the night marching. we started at the trump hotel. we followed them over to the white house. they were at the white house for a little bit, then they started marching again. they were only at the white house for about 25, 30 minutes, then moved ba

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now protest in seven major cities tonight. it doesn't seem like the democrats, i'm assuming they're democrats, are listening to their sitting president's call for unity, to hillary clinton's call for unity and you tell me how they guest past that and accept the result that the american people have reached fair and square. >> well, there's no really no time-outs, you know, no stopping the action at a busy country. if people thought we would have a 24-hour or 48-hour break, we don't. they are exercising their free speech rights. but what exactly are they protesting? constitutional way of engaging in democracy? >> they seem to f donald trump. when asked to explain further the one gentleman we spoke with declined based on the fact that it was fox news channel. go ahead, bill. >> yeah, fox news guy. yeah. so a tantrum. our guy lost or our gal lost so we will protest. but the way democracy works, one side loses, one side wins. it is a bit of of a charade about peace and unity. it's appreciated. i appreciate what hillary clinton said

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but first...new video in overnight of trump protesters storming the streets streets in major cities all over the country and even in canada... in portland what started as a peaceful march quickly turned violent and became what police are calling a riot! in this video people smashed car windows right and left...but in the background many people were still chanting peaceful protest...so not everyone turned to violence. there are people in that crowd, anarchist groups in that crowd that have created an incredibly unsafe and tumultuous environment. riot poilce did make arrests

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demonstrators in major cities also taking to the streets. fox 10's danielle miller is live now with more on what's going on out there. >> hey, we are live at the state capitol tonight where most of these students who walked out of class they actually met here. the students are from several different high schools around the valley and are still a few students out here making their message heard. earlier today there was about 50 to 100 students out here marving. they were chanting things like education, not deportation. and now these students are from asu prep, central high school, carl hayden high school and as well as several other high schools here around the valley. now these students say they are protesting the president-elect donald trump. they say one of their biggest issues with him is his stance on illegal immigration. their families will now be split up. one student we spoke to is from colombia and she is a currently in the country legally but some of the people she knows are here in the country illegally and she is fearing that they

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these protests have been happening all across the nation in our major cities like new york, chicago, los angeles, new orleans and more. this is really something we've never seen before in response to a presidential election. sure, after every election, half of the country is upset because their choice did not win... but for the is rare. one protester summed things up like this. protests that took place in ybor city. a lot of you all have been weighing in on facebook about this outrage we're seeing. we're going to be taking a look at these protests all morning, and looking more into why this historic election has created so much strife. i'll be back at 5:30 with more. president-elect donald trump and his wife, melania, will travel to washington d-c today... to meet with president obama and first lady, michelle obama. the high profile meeting comes as trump and his transition team prepare to take over the white house. in an emotional concession speech -- hillary clinton urged her supporters to give trump a chance. speaking from the rose garden on wednesday -- president obama sought to

since then...we've seen some major cities lis minimum wage. workers here in las vegas hope to get similar results. they say this 15 dollar minimum wage wouldn't be just for them but for taxpayers too: ((rev. harold carnes/works at five guys "if most of the fast food workers got 15 dollars an hour, we would be off public assistance. that would lower that right there... no longer would we be having to be depending on the public to increase their taxes in order to help support a system that shouldn't have that many workers on it.")) >> those against the costs to business owners... and some say this will only push restaurants like mcdonald's to phase out hourly employees... and move towards complete automation. as i mentioned the next rally is happening here at 5 o'clock this afternoon. ((nia wong)) >> it's going to start here and continue on to the mcdonalds on paradise near sahara. reporting live from the strip. nia wong 8 news now/// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> breaking news... just moments ago demetrius black years for the deadly shooting of 17- yea

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and another major city, we tracked at least half a dozen people, protesters, a number of cities trying to keep the peace. >> and for 15,000 early and provisional ballot still are uncounted, the process begins tomorrow at 9:00 and one of the races haiti - - hanging in the balance, county recorder, her challenger is calling the delay unacceptable. >> i would have had the office working through the weekend. there is no recent the should not have been counted. >> i know the job i do, and that my team does. >> final numbers may be in by the end of next week. and it won't be easy for all businesses to accommodate. advocate, fundraiser to help nonprofits overcome the costs in such a short time. and it will be a resource for the new minimum wage. >>> and resources could be on the chopping block. a a number of groups met out in downtown phoenix to discuss its future and they say will do whatever it takes to preserve the executive orders. >> this is a time to teach them the benefits. >> they boasted a record number of latino voters here in arizona. >>> this one affecting your kids, this guy was

>>> protest break out in major cities across the country against president-elect trump. he begins to make the transition to the white house. >>> where they are counting votes today because of an election day glitch. >>> cooler and inquired her today. -- and quieter air today. >>> thanks for joining us this thursday morning. i am lena tillet. >> i am bill leslie. glorious sunshine and the >> if you are looking for a reason to smile, look up today. >> gorgeous out there. we look at what's going on. you can see clear skies across the area and we're looking at sunshine for today. a cold front will move through tomorrow and ahead of the front we will see warmer temperatures and temperatures take a plunge and to the weekend. highs into the weekend on saturday. coming up in a few minutes. let's look at what's going on with traffic. >> it is 7:01 am. i-40 around clayton bypass. it is backed up. in the distance on the right shoulder we have flashing lights. police act dividend this morning. overall not really creating an unusual backup. the drive from 42 to the beltline split is

you could hear the chanting throughout most many major cities throughout the country. and although most of the protests were peaceful...the demonstrations escalateto in portland, oregon. officers had to start physically pushing people back, and used flash bombs and some form of gas to get the crowds under control. in once case, demonstrators were physically threatened... this man came out of his portland apartment and pointed a gun at the protesters after he said they broke his window. thankfully no one was hurt...but demonstrators across the country say violent protesters do not represent what they stand for. and take a look at president-elect donald trump has already reacted to protests against his presidency. here's what he said. "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. very unfair!" and coming up at 5:30, we'll talk more about ths growing divide...and hear from more protesters on why th to take to the streets. back to you. there are 70 days until president-elect donald trump takes

major cities throughout the u-s... and now vegas is added to the list. how a protest on the strip went last night... today marks a tragic anniversary in paris... the deadly terror attacks on a music hall. and in a show of resilience... the hall re-opened last night with a concert. the strip will be shut down today... as runner take over the cityt. rock n roll marathon... coming up. good morning. welcome back to fox five news this morning i'm alyssa deitsch good morning i'm alyssa deitsch welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - breaking news... breaking news... of a barricade situation near unlv. you are taking a live look right now at tropicana and maryland. this morning's barricade situation is now over... and a man has been taken into custody... following a domestic vi9olence call this morning. although this barricade is now over... you can see the roads are still blocked off. again this began as a domestic violence call earlier this morning.... officers chased a male suspect into that parking lot. which we now know that man was arrested. no word vi

of protesters were arrested after the fight for 15 minimum wage demonstrations got under way in major cities acro from minneapolis to chicago and los angeles, the fast food and airport workers took to the streets, calling for higher pay. they are demanding over the double, the current minimum of $7.75 an hour. opponents say higher costs will force jobs to be cut. >> the defense has rested its case in the trial over a deadly police shooting caught on camera. on tuesday, a former police officer took the stand in his own defense. african-american man in april of last year. gabe gutierrez has the details. >> reporter: this bystander's dramatic cell phone video appears to show walter scott shot in the back multiple times. in a charleston, south carolina courtroom the former officer accused of scott's murder gave his first detailed public account of what happened. >> i fired, the threat was tops he pulled scott over for a broken taillight in april, 2015 and was preparing to give him a warning but scott bolted from his car. >> it was in my mind that people don't want to see that. >> prosecutors say

the show of frustration in boston and other major cities. >> a cordial moment between critics. what to expect today as the president welcomes donald trump to the white house. >> violence inside a b school. the weapon going undetected. on the eye for this thursday morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. >> nationwide, anti-trump protests erupts hours ago. good morning. i'm emily riemer. >> i'm randy price. this was the rally in chicago. we're going to take a closer look at the tension. >> first, i want to check in with cindy for a look at your forecast. a mild start. in boston. the skies have cleared out. however, there's wind out there, especially in the cape. so that wind will be noticeable. windchills are running a little bit colder than these readings. we have dropped to 29 on the thermometers in orange. 34 worcester, 40 in boston. mid-to-upper 40s in the cape where we have a little bit of cloud cover lingering here. otherwise, we've got clear skies, high pressure nosing in. today will feature a blend of s

. >>> another night of protest tonight in major cities across the country. thousands are chanting the message, "not my president." now in portland, oregon. you can see there are police of there. last night one of the protesters were shot. in the bay area dozens of protesters marched today in downtown sarasota. you can see them here holding signs. a day before her prime time interview with 60 minutes pres. is like donald trump is saying it is time for the country to come together. >> reporter: protest against donald trump. from los angeles to new york. >> he is racist, sex is, homophobic, not for the people. >> reporter: but the essay for the people that say this is the way the system works? >> i think it is time to change some of these protesters have been out here in front of trump tower for hours. they say they want trump to look out his window and see them. >> we are going to keep him in line. >> reporter: also in the crowd, a few trump supporters. >> i like donald trump. we should give him a chance. >> reporter: in his first interview trump recalled the

for the fifth straight night protesters took to the streets in major cities all across the u-s... this as president-elect donald trump picks his top advisors good morning las vegas! i'm ... and i'm xxx.... the time now is ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg a vacant building catches fire near sahara and las vegas one of several times this same building has caught on fire. here's a look at the scene last night... firefighter say they had the fire out last night in less than 10 minutes...and no one was inside... in previous incidents...squatters have been found inside the vacant injured in a fire... this same building caught on fire in may and september and last november... firefighers blame squatters for both of those fires.. sharithea everett, mother "you took two of my sons! i'm not burrying one. i'm burrying both my boys" a valley mother is speaking out this morning after two of her sons were killed by a suspected drunk driver over the weekend. family says the two brothers got in the car to get their mother a birthday present. grandma "they tear everybod

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protests have happened every day since election day major cities across the country. we seen number of protest neither as about hundreds took to streets another massachutes city. fox 25 is live in worcester with a story. >> yes. message was pretty clear that a lot of people out here were not happy with tuesday's election results but in thick of this protest we found an interesting exchange between a clinton >> >> it was clear from channelling and signs along main street in worcester, that some americans are not happy with trump winning the presidency. many today denouncing his views on women. imsgrashgs other rights sfwlichlt think these rallies are pure expression of people's consciousness. >> i voted for trump. supporter agreed talk to each other rather than getting into heated argument. >> because want to protect him. i also want to figure out who he could have voted for someone who formented hate and racism in the i didn't obamacare i want to go free pay systems. police around the rally in case things did get heated. the rally that went on until a little after 3:00

breaking overnight, protests around the country, crowds are the demonstrations in at least 7 major cities. ben: tim is live in the news room with more on this situation. tim. tim: good morning, donald trump has been the president-elect for 24 hours or so and protests are flaring up around the u.s. and thousands are marching in the streets like in chicago and chanting not my president. over on the west coast, protests growing so big that the freeway in shutdown and the crowds set fires and burned flags, similar scene in seattle. now one of the biggest protests in new york city. several groups of protestor gathered outside of the trump tower and blocking the traffic there. 15 people were arrested. we will continue to keep our eye on the protests. back to you. the white house and discussing the transition of power with president obama. we have a look ahead from washington. >> the white house is that the donald trump and president obama doesn't have a previous relationship. >> the last thing we need is four years of obama. >> this morning the president and presidenec the hatchet. >> it is no

thousands of people in major cities like chicago, los angeles, and new york have taken to the streets to say they will not stand for some of the sexist and racist rhetoric they say trump has promoted throughout his campaign. in new york people took it as far as protesting right outside of trump's home. some protesters say we made the wrong decision in electing trump to lead the nation and fear the country will later regret their decision. t much grief and i don't know where to put it. >> this is a mistake and i need to show up and show my solidarity. >> we are not going to stand for this. not the fact that he is the president, but we are not going to stand for the racism. we are not going to stand for the xenophobia. we are not going to stand for the miss og any. >> you have been on our facebook page and people are not holding back? >> reporter: no, allison, not at all. there is a lot of frustration, a lot of anger, as we all know. a lot of the comments that we have been getting on our facebook page are people saying, look guys, okay, i respect your right to free speech, but you to re

they flooded streets and shut down interstates in major cities including denver, minneapolis, and portland, oregon. they say they are angry trump will be the next president. on twitter thursday, the president-elect called the demonstrators quote "professional protesters, incited by the media." president-elect trump met with president obama for the first time thursday during a 90-minute meeeting at the white house. they talked about the transition of power. the president is urging americans to support their new leader. mr. mr. trump also met with house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. he promised immigration reform and healthcare will be his top priorities when he takes office. by the way -- mr and mrs. trump will sit down with "60 minutes'' for their first post election interview this sunday, right here on cbs and 10 news. this morning - fears flood the l- g-b-t-q community - terrified what a trump administration could mean for the progress they've made toward equality. 10news reporter kendra conlon looks at how the election results - could rollback their right

. >> >> stokes by anger and worry, antitrump protests have popped up in several major cities for the third night in a row. another one of the largest protests is happening in philadelphia with thousands of people crowding the streets but no reports of violence or and brought traffic to a stop, all this as a way to show their opposition to the new president-elect. protests in ybor wrapped up and you say this one is not as big as the one we saw last night? -- >> people -- hear tonight -- sorry >> massive -- >> okay, we are having a little trouble with evan lambert, this is ybor where the crowds were smaller than the last two nights and there are about 30 or so people who showed up but miami is a different story. protestors blocked traffic on the mcarthur causeway and really for hours. and then in orlando, hundreds of with the same chants, dump trump and not my president. the protestors say they know they can't change the outcome but they are going to keep going until they feel like they've gotten their point across. >> we know that protesting isn't going to get him out but we are going

and protests against the next commander in chief broke out in major cities across the country. as for trump. the president elect and his team are getting ready for his move from the board room to the situation room. he met with top advisors wednesday afternoon and the focus the next 72 hours. in that time, u.s. intelligence agencies will start giving trump top secret national security briefings. he will meet with obama in the white house. hammer down an agenda for his first one hundred days in office. and pick the thaepl will help him lead. there's talk about about there's talk about the option for chief of staff. >> i haven't thought about it. i'm chairman of the party. i'm excited about that >> new jersey governor is also a possibility. a another major task on the the to do list. the selection of a supreme court justice. >> the american people have spoken. and president trump will send us a nominee. >> on wednesday. mexican president agreed to meet with trump to discuss common interest the u.s. and mexico share. and to develop a path forward. jury in. the trial for his lawsui

some of the protest extended for the fifth night in several major cities including right here in new york city and manhattan. in los angeles and portland, oregon. lauren: president obama holding a press conference before departing to greece. the president will hold a conference call with democrats today. dems trying to reorganize the party after their painful loss in the general election. lauren: hillary clinton to make separate conference calls with house and senate democrats today. president obama's press conference scheduled at 3:15 p.m. eastern today. live coverage right here on the front business network. true to how a trump administration affect the banking and in industry. reporter: and stocks have soared since the election of dental trump wants to repeal and replace president upon the signature financial regulation loss in 2010. mr. trump's transition went site says dodd-frank contributed to slow economic growth making it harder for consumers and businesses to get loans. the dodd-frank economy does not work for working people. bureaucratic red tape in washington mandates are

but i stand with the police chiefs of major cities throughout the country most major cities that say that is not good for the community it makes us less safe to have local law enforcement involved in immigration enforcement and it undermines the trust and credibility of the police department was immigrant communities. and it gets witnesses to come forward and you have got to have the trust and you need these relationships. >> is there any sort of sense financially of how much federal funding the city of san jose gets or if we would be affected? >> well, the last decade the republican congress has really cut federal funding to major cities and we do not depend much on federal money so i don't want to chase policies in order to choose federal money we are very independent in the city of san jose most of our sources are local and time will really tell exactly what the new president intends to do. >> and, we have also reached out to some santa clara county supervisors because we do know that they received federal funding. and, we are still waiting to hear back from immigrant activists. a

protesters also gathered in other major cities including chicago, los angeles, d.c. and indianapolis. demonstrators say the rallies are meant to show u.s. officials they won't tolerate any form of bigotry and oppression. >>> the tampa bay buccaneers take on the chicago bears at home this afternoon. the bucks are coming off two struggling to hold the ball. hopefully it turns around when doug martin is back. hopefully that gives us a -- you can catch this afternoon's game right here on fox 13 beginning at 1:00. >>> if you are headed to the game maybe doing some tailgating this morning, depending on how early you are going, you may encounter some fog to start out the day. but, as we head into 10:00 a.m. or so, this is great looking weather. fall like for florida standards with low humidity. 79 the 1:00 kickoff we will be in the low 80s inland today. but we are greeted by low clouds. tampa bay north this morning. primarily near i-4. so, here overlooking brookdale bayshore, not great visibility. 58?. east wind. t is cool, but we had enough moisture this morning that we lo