all: (reax) elias: as our high school alma maters are among those in post season play. you can catch the playoff edition of local five blitz tonight at 10-35. all: (reax) elias: before we go let's get a quick look at traffic... this is i-235 at west mixmaster [current conditions] sam says ??? he's in with central iowa's most accurate forecast next... good morning "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: put script here in green after quite a bit of rain we had to deal with last night, iowa will be trying to dry out today, but with a cold and windy price! we are going to stay cloudy today, and other than a few light showers swinging through mainly northeastern iowa, most of us should remain dry today. the winds will be very strong today out of the northwest, blowing between 15 and 30 mph but we could gust up to 40 mph. between the cloud cover and the northwest winds, highs today are going low 50s, but it will feel colder than that due to the winds. overnight we

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i don't know if he's done this in the past with his alma mater. the students that they don't think he has, so -- liz: does he give money? >> you know -- liz: give money to your alma mater. >> i also asked the school this, and we're waiting for a response from them, listen, i personally like dick fuld, decent guy, but do you think it's appropriate for him to be speaking with their business school students, particularly do they think it's appropriate -- liz: well, if you taught them a lesson of here's what not to do -- >> that's not what i hear. liz: had he done that, i think absolutely. >> he did not t.do tha i've got a call into the university, do they think it's appropriate. i was just informed the dean may have a comment on that. liz: we'd love that. >> i'm going to write this up for foxbusiness.com. if they comment, i'll put it in. i called up dick fuld, he has no comment. he knows what we're going to say. listen, i'm not hounding dick, but here's the thing. when you ran the biggest, one of the -- the firm that triggered the financial crisis an

the good morning iowa team will also be as our high school alma maters are among those in post season play. you can catch the playoff edition of local five blitz tonight at 10-35. all: (reax) elias: we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's kendis gibson and reena ninan with america's money. america's money: good morning. topping "america's money"...walgreens plans to buy competit good morning. topping "america's money" -- walgreens plans to buy >> it's a $9 billion deal that could draw scrutiny from antitrust regulators >>> airline passengers know they can save money by carrying their bag on. >> they found out that many carry-ons are bigger than manufacture claims. got to check the size. >>> and breakfast on the house attack taco bell the fast-food chain decide to serve free if someone scored a home run. >> taco bell will hand out the free wraps next thursday. >> ooimsi'm going line up for this one. >> it might be popular. >> why not. >>> and that's "america's money." the way i see it, you have two choices; the easy way or the hard way. you could choose a car

another upset at tiffany's alma mater.s cespedes, but will it be enough to beat the dodgers? the answer in sports next. [get up to 48 monthsw interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. >> this abc 7 sports report brought to you by xfinity. >> top two, yoenis cespedes, remember him, the former a's. just over the right field wall, mets would eventually take a 2-0 lead. seventh inning, dodgers threatening, hard into ruben tejada, he is down, breaks his right legÑi on the play. utley ruled safe at second. adrian gonzales into right, chase utley scores, relay to the plate, kendrick, just makes it in. 4-2 l.a., on in the ninth, david murphy to pop out to ken contradi -- kendrick to end it. first, game two in st. louis, matt carpenter lays off bottom of the first, solo home run. just like that, top two runners on the corner for hendrick. to garcia, he couldn't decide what to do, throws it aw

he recently delivered his golden football to his alma mater in western pennsylvania.r us. james brown takes us to carlton high school. >> reporter: this summer former steelers head coach bill cowher returned to his high school alma mater carlton high school. >> this school is very special. it's a one-read play! really, really enjoyed my years at carlton high school and memories that i will always have. he called that for three years! the one thing you can never take away is the relationships, the experiences that you have. there it is. >> reporter: cowher reunited with old friends and teammates at the 40-year reunion of his graduating class. >> i was very lucky and blessed to have some very good teammates. today, wind. we are going to win. we enjoyed playing together. we played for each other. that's him! there he is! coming out of high school here, i was about 195 pounds. north carolina state gave me a chance. i got to try out in the pros and got cut and tried one more time and made it and played five years. >> reporter: following his playing career, cowher returned

. >> all three of your alma maters winners today. >> college football day. uw their latest victim.ey. highlights, reaction and a tour of the rest of the top ten next in sports. [female announcer] dsave up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic.n, get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. this sports report is brought to you by x event. >> tenth ranked stanford cardinals facing their toughest pac-12 test tonight. stanford dominated. getting their 26th straight win home they season. luck had 957 yards. hogan a 965. hogan through the air. austin hoover the tight end takes his defender in. 21 yards score. cardinals led 17-0 at the break. washington got a touch down to get on the board in the third. then kevin hogan to a wide open kristin mccaffrey. mccaffrey over 200 yards. stanford wins 31-14. >> au starts with the guys up front. you got a quarterback in kevin hogan who can demand the field. you know, his physical play is definitely noticed when he's throwing the ball, he's gettin

his alma mater. stephanie: we wanted to give you a big congratulations brad... but also show our viewers why we all agree you are so deserving of this prestigious award! "i grew up in iowa, so it feels like home." and for most of brad edwards' life, it has been home. growing up in earlham where he had plenty of time to contemplate the storms that gathered on the horizon, "and my dad and i would actually climb up on top of our roof to get a better look at the thunderstorms coming." in junior high, brad knew he wanted to be a weatherman. and as a college student at the university of iowa, he's fixed his goals on tv weather. that career launched at woi when it was still affiliated with iowa state university. afterjobs in florida and kansas, he landed at the weather channel. "hi everyone, thanks for tuning in to the weather channel, i'm brad edwards and the weekend is coming up pretty soon" in 1996 ... an opportunity to come home to woi and he didn't look back. "family was in iowa, most of our families are here. and honestly the weather in iowa is more exciting and

then he invited me to come to his alma mater. i was asked questions about the united nations and the chemical weapons conventions and berries issues. what happened was we been driving around north carolina at first looking for barbecue places, and he was bionic with artificial hips and we were getting out of the car and hanging onto them. all of a sudden there was a picture about the odd couple. we disagreed on many, many things, but he said when asked into a second estate, we will make history together. he was very, very instrumental in terms of nato expansion, any number of different aspects. we do disagree on things i think we saw what it was like to represent america. in some way either in congress, he was chairman by then, and the secretary. we found things to agree on anything, about my five factors. i think we have to get some bipartisan support for foreign policy. >> you have standing to speak on this, the rest of us don't have come of what it is like to conduct diplomacy when they sort of surface level attention in washi

visiting associate professor of pastoral leadership and social change at the school of religion, my alma mater. i started the semester teaching one class each semester. will teach more. i will also be advising students. this comes after nine years basically at stark king. when i looked you up, i thought he resign. and now one of the courses they have again, the first course is spirituality and nonviolent social transformation. gandhi, king and the day. you see the influence of gandhi -- will both of them. they relate to each other like dorothy bates on gandhi but she was also one of the marches was present. when she was arrested and chavez and king. >> the pope mentioned dorothy day and doctor king and thomas martin. and abraham lincoln. >> the hope is that eventually dorothy day will also be sainted. agai film on during the day that said don't call me a saint. she didn't see herself that way. she saw herself as a person that was doing something important with her time. she started as a social worker. she does not claim -- she started the catholic workers to the influence of a french- canadian

i don't know why mark richt's name is being considered for any job, his alma mater at the university of miami -- this is a terrible showing. you give florida credit but georgia should be worried. this was putrid. it was disappointing. they are a terrible football team. >> adam: bauta with four interceptions. never saw greyson lambert. brice ramsey for a minute. >> brian: nine quarters without scoring a touchdown. that's bad. >> steve: how do you really feel? >> brian: i've got a lot more. >> adam: starting with ole miss. redemption for laquon treadwell, rick. >> steve: what a day for laquon treadwell, this was the game he was injured a year ago, seven catches, a 21-yard touchdown, threw a pass for 21 yards. >> adam: the win against the team that he got hurt against last year when it was a top-five meeting. we'll see treadwell and the rebels against arkansas on cbs, first part of our double header next week. b.j., a&m got offense from kyler murray. >> brian: first career start for the texas a&m aggies and they're they benefit from one. donovan wilson. 60 yards for the touchdown. south

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i don't know why mark richt's name is being considered for any job, his alma mater at the universityf miami -- this is a terrible showing. you give florida credit but georgia should be worried. this was putrid. it was disappointing. they are a terrible football team. >> adam: bauta with four interceptions. never saw greyson lambert. brice ramsey for a minute. >> brian: nine quarters without scoring a touchdown. that's bad. >> steve: how do you really feel? >> brian: i've got a lot more. >> adam: starting with ole miss. redemption for laquon treadwell, rick. >> steve: what a day for laquon treadwell, this was the game he was injured a year ago, seven catches, a 21-yard touchdown, threw a pass for 21 yards. >> adam: the win against the team that he got hurt against last year when it was a top-five meeting. we'll see treadwell and the rebels against arkansas on cbs, first part of our double header next week. b.j., a&m got offense from kyler murray. >> brian: first career start for the texas a&m aggies and they're used to throwing pick six. they benefit from one. donovan wilson. 60 yards

name is being considered for any job, his alma mater at the university of miami -- this is a terrible showing. you give florida credit but georgia should be worried. this was putrid. it was disappointing. they are a terrible football team. >> adam: bauta with four interceptions. never saw greyson lambert. brice ramsey for a minute. >> brian: nine quarters without scoring a touchdown. that's bad. >> steve: how do you really feel? >> brian: i've got a lot more. >> adam: starting with ole miss. rick. >> steve: what a day for laquon treadwell, this was the game he was injured a year ago, seven catches, a 21-yard touchdown, threw a pass for 21 yards. >> adam: the win against the team that he got hurt against meeting. we'll see treadwell and the rebels against arkansas on cbs, first part of our double header next week. b.j., a&m got offense from kyler the texas a&m aggies and they're used to throwing pick six. they benefit from one. donovan wilson. 60 yards for the touchdown. south carolina goes down. >> adam: murray 156 on the ground, 223 passing a man who has never lost a start since high

and the west high grad says he'll be at his alma mater next week... to organize a silent protest against trump's visit. bria: the valadez family says that they plan on holding a silent protest during the donald trump event to excerise their freedom of speech and anyone is welcomed to join them. right now the toal number of signatures stands near eleven hundrend and the petition states that they are currently shooting for two thousand total. live in the studio, bria bell abc 9 news. jenna: another republican presidential candidate was in iowa today. former texas senator ted cruz stopped for a meet and greet in clarinda this morning. cruz also made stops in atlantic as well as council bluffs. he plans to hit marshalltown and waterloo tomorrow to finish his two day stint in the state. tim: jeb bush's faltering presidential campaign is scaling back on staff, salaries, travel and other costs. the bush camp says it will invest more cash in securing wins in early voting states. right now, the focus appears to staffers will reportedly face payroll cuts up to

. >> hopefully the alma mater wins because monday you'll be in good shape. >> a family tradition hasain inside an indiana classroom. a gray sweater on brady has a story that stretches back 6 decades. for 60 years all the money in the family dressed in the same sweater for class picture day that includes his grandfather and his father. brady expects to have his own son that will carry on a the tradition. >> much more to come on "action news" 12:30, breaking barriers, hear from the first female analyst who was the target of a twitter rant. >>> revel casino code violation costing them $1,000 a day, those stories and more next. >> hello, again, here are some of the stories we're following on "action news" at 12:30, new arrests have been made in the deadly home invasion in montgomery county. two people are in custody after a man was shot in front of a house last month. >>> burlington county adult day care worker is accused of sexually assaulting a members of the jurily challenged client. >>> one of volkswagen's executives is on capitol hill facing an emissions cheating scandal. >>> we hav

during the funeral service at veil's alma mater, he made a promise to his friend's dad. >> he said, one, i'm going to write a song for veil. >> he was hired to write the theme song for the movie "fast & furious." he savers the text sent. >> he's the reason why this is happening. >> but it's that second verse of the song cerullo calls closest to his heart. >> he talks about that all memories will lead him home. >> the song "home" by michael buble was veil's favorite. he sang it at his funeral. >> no doubt, charlie told me, him putting the word "home" in that song is about that. >> joining me now is bill. a beautiful song. thank you so much for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> let me begin by offering my condolences to you and your family. three years since your son veai died in that motorcycle accident. >> three years. >> how difficult is it for to you hear that song? it's number one on the charts. it's beautiful. four it has such a personal meaning. how difficult is it for you to hear it over and over again? >> there's no escaping it. it's all over the radio. the first time i heard it,

mit, my alma mater, they have just recently explored how they can provide certificates through onlineing. so there's a lot of innovation going on in the space and i think kind of the old model of library bricks and mortar, that's going to give way to a combination of some of these new things. and part of that will help with gettings the time that people are attending down from what can be five years down to a four year program and help with some of the costs on that side too. >> leslie fenwick dean of the howard university school of education. matt mcdonald, partner at hamilton strategies and andrew hamilton is a research analyst aft georgetown university's center of employment in the workforce. thank you for your thoughts. i'll be bark with a notion of values. stay with us it's "inside story" and send us your thoughts on twitter, @aj insidestory aj.am. can you contrast your experience with those young people now? we'd love to hear it. >> ing as a father, as a taxpayer as a citizen i worry when i see the frantic scramble for seats in selected universities, even for kids who are not su

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we tag along with the steelers football coach as he delivers a golden football at his alma mater.>> it is said this man used to shoot at trespassers at his colorado compound. now his wife is inviting people in. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines around the globe. wholefoods will stop selling products made by prisoners. they have sold tailapia and goa cheese products from a prison since 2011. >>> a man bought google.com. he got a message later saying his message for google.com was cancelled and the domain was no longer available. >> they caught that quick. >>> canada's "toronto star" reports on a pregnant giant panda in the city's zoo. she is having twins. you know about that, norah o'donnell. she is on loan from china as part of a reproductive programs and new hopes for a healthy birth perh for us. james brown takes us to carlton high school. >> reporter: this summer former steelers head coach bill cowher returned to his high school alma mater carlton high school. >> this school is very special. it's a one-read play! really, really enjoyed my years at carlton hi

larry>> an iowa high school football *legend* returned to his alma mater this afternoon. cushing g tive kelly goodburnn won a state title as the quarterback of eastwood high school in 1978... before winning a super bowl as the punter for the washington redskins in correctionville and the current river valley high to present the school with a gold, autographed football from the n- f- l. goodburn... who kicked an 86 yard punt that's still a state record... says the redskins' 37- 24 victory over buffalo in super bowl 26 6 s the highlight of his carere. "that was the pinnacle of any player's career. that's your highest stage. that's what you strive to do and to be able to achieve that was really, really satisfying. it was kind of like, wow, you know, we did it." goodburn's visit to river vavaey is part of the n- f- l's celebration of supup bowl 50... which will be held this february from levi's stadium in santa clara, california... and be televised right here on kmeg 14. larry>> still to come tonight on siouxland news at ten... he's a high school student with plans to take ov

peyton manning nervously watching his alma mater, tennessee, under 6 minutes to play, tide leading.nessee with a 1-point lee. but there was plenty of time for alabama to come back. they tied the lead with a 14- yard td run. henry rushed for 143 yards. alabama hangs on to win 19-14 to move to 7-1 on the season. >>> the costume baylor fans were out there even in the heavy rains. the bears attacked iowa state's defense early and often. eagles untouched. nice move there. 17 yards for the score. he rushed for 171 yards later in the fourth quarter of this gale, 38-20. he rolls and then he finds corey coleman in the end zone. a 12-yard play. coleman has 16 t.d. catches already this year. they improve to 7-0. >>> number 77 mish state and indiana play -- michigan state and indiana playing in east lansing. third quarter, hoosiers twailg 28-20. indiana gets to andre booker to scores on the short t.d. pass. trailed by 2. but it was all spartans in the fourth. michigan state's connor cook defeats r. j. shelton. the spartans out score the hoosiers 24-0 in the fourth. that will do it. they win 52-

. >>> college football, peyton manning nervously watching his alma mater tennessee. under 6 minutes to play tied. volunteers heard gets to the outside and scores from 12 yards out. tennessee with a 1-point lead. there was plenty of time for alabama to come back. derrick henry ties the lead with a 14-yard td run. he rushed for 143 yards. alabama wins 19-14 and moves to 7-1 on the season. >>> the baylor costumed fans were out there in the heavy rain. they attacked state's defense early and often. he goes 17 yards all the way to the house. he rushed for 171 yards. late fourth quarter in this one, 38-20, the quarterback rolls and finds coleman, a 12- yard play for a touchdown. coleman has 16 t.d. catches this year already. second ranked baylor wins 45- 27, improving to 7-0. >>> over at cal, the bears are having an impressive season so far despite their loss this week to ucla. in the classroom, one of hair classmates is a coach who's trying to fulfill a promise to his mom. here's dennis o'donnell. >> fortunately because i played 13 years in the league, that is definitely

. >> it doesn't mater how we vote. as stalin says, it's not imports who votes.hat's important is who counts the votes. i think that's the case here. i don't think we can expect any surprises. >> reporter: he has capitalized on tensions acting as a media r mediator. while home tactics have helped his international image adding to his popularity at home. this election has never been about whether he will win but by how much. voigteders in the west african nation of gunea, under the slogan progress is on the march. existed to be returned to power. he hadt opponentsed had called. claims of vote rigging. on friday, departments clashes between opposition supporters in the capitol. twin suicide blasts in kamaroon have killed 11 people and injured 10 others. the army says it took place in mora. an abbying attacked several times in recent months. cameroon is part of a regional force fighting the nigeria based armed group. for millions in indiana, artistic endeavor is only a dream. one teacher is changing community mindsets and brightening futures one class at a time. eve

we share a culture, an upbringing, an alma mater. so it's kind of written in the stars. >> josh, he is one of the most famous and honored music producers and musicians in the world. just how easy or tough is it for you to become emilio? >> it's not easy to step into a man's shoes that you have such respect for. >> right. >> you want to make sure to play -- i want to play him honestly, and i want to kind of introduce the side of him that maybe not a lot of people know, you know? we get to show them at a very vulnerable state throughout the show, at very honest places in their life, you know? so for me, it's just really important that the world gets to see who this man is, you know? the world. we always laugh at, like, how kind they are, you know? i know that sounds funny, but people -- >> no, you've never heard a bad thing about those two. >> there isn't -- we spend a lot of time with them. he's just such a cool -- he bought us shoes the oh day. -- the other day. >> he walked into rehearsal, do you like sneakers? i bought you sneakers

right before his death katz announced a $25 million donation to temple his alma mater.s the largest single donation in the school's histo history. around 400 friends of the katz family and temple university were on hand for the commemoration. >>> our stretch of warm october days is about to come to an end. meteorologist justin drabick is tracking an autumn chill. >> that's right. a couple of cold fronts moving through the first one coming through right now. last of the rain showers across extreme southern new jersey, cape may county and southern delaware. that will move offshore in about another hour or so. then we're just left with partly cloudy skies. here the set up over the next few days talking about cooler weather fort end of the week. a chilly weekend on tap talking about the coldest air of the season. i'll show you the seven day forecast coming up in few minutes. >> also ahead at 11:00 the video that has a lot of people talking a woman allegedly drunk live streams her drive home. how police were able to track down her car. >> also work out without sweating it ou

. >>> all right, my alma mater navy baby. taking on notre dame. first possession of the game, sail navy down the field. gull lee makes it 7-0 and i smell upset. unfortunately, no. i smell gas. notre dame -- speaking of gas? cj prosite putting on the gas. 21 carries, 129 yards. notre dame 41-24. >>> great game west virginia oklahoma state. this is quarterback skylar howard right here. but this is oklahoma state's jw walsh. finds blake jarwin for a four yard touchdown and 23-9 oklahoma state but here come the mountaineers. howard says it's cheaper to keep her. ties the game at 26. forces overtime. here comes oklahoma state now. in the ot. their quarterback, oh, push it. push it good. 33-26. oklahoma state up. west virginia one last chance. this is howard sprinting to the outside. fires for the end zone, tipped and can't come up with the catch. west virginia -- a close loss 33-26. all right from pig skins to pucks, what is this love fest surrounding the cavs these days? not just by the local media seat. national media has them as a top ten stanley cu

inaudible ] >> taj sareen was remembered before the start of the women's volleyball game at his alma mater. he played on the tennis team and graduated from there on 2004. he died on wednesday when his f- 18 crashed in england. >>> the number of people sickened by shigella has reached 110. cases go from santa clara to santa cruz. health department officials pinpointed the source of the outbreak to marisco's restaurant in san jose. >> what we're on the lookout for is secondary cases or cases that might be related to those initial cases. right now, we have only documented a handful. >> the restaurant is shut down indefinitely as health officials investigate. three lawsuits have been filed against the restaurant other than. >>> amgen's tour of california bicycle race will bypass san jose for the first time this year. it's all because of logistics next year actually. next year's race will go from south to north. the race starts on may 15 in san diego and finishes in sacramento. san jose was the only city to host a leg for all the events' first 10 years. the closest that next year's race will ge

he is only enhancing that reputation at his alma mater. harbaugh also has the reputation for this, not afraid to put his emotions out there in the open. the wolverines in northwestern, a couple of rain teams. this was no contest. 21-0, the wolverines get a. tim lewis. lewis takes a back 37 yards for a touchdown. michigan throws a 38-0 shutout. urban meyer and the top team in the country, ohio state, getting all they wanted today for marilyn. they were tied at 21. cardale jones found marshall running free. at

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night football showdown, former patriots star troy brown returns to his hometown to honor his alma mater. the news is pack in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> wbz this morning is brought >>> a tribute to donald trump. an ohio woman has created a giant carving of the donald and it took her ten hours to create it from the 374 pound gourd. >> i tried to carve a pumpkin this weekend. it took my a while. >> minus the left eye? >> minus the nose got ripped off. the wind is going to be an issue but not a huge concern. then we come into the 70s. beautiful sunshine tomorrow. >> thanks, danielle. "cbs this morning" is next right here on wbz. we'll see you in 25 minutes.

a member of the national advisory board of the college of media at the university of illinois alma mater. his journalism honors include a words from the national association of his difficulties in the national association of sunday and feature editors. he won an emmy award friday's documentary on campus crime. pleaseplease join me in welcoming joel urschel to the national archives. [applause] >> thank you, doug. i must say, i am disappointed that there is no whiskey for this event. had i known, ii would have brought my own. thank you all for coming out today. i appreciate you stopping by. i will try to refrain myself from droning on for too long. so i think that we have about 45 minutes time, about 30 minutes into this if you're feeling like you have a question you would like to ask to a fight me and i will start that part of the program. i 1st would like to explain a little bit of how i got into the story and this book. as doug said, i came here in 1982 for the launch of "usa today". and i was very excited to be in washington. i was taking in all the tourist sites including the library

. >> >> verne: rocky top gives way to the alma mater. >> >> verne: that's joshua dobbs's mother. what a scene. laforce, i am verne lundquist. so long from knoxville. the final score tennessee trailing at 1 point by 21 comes back and wins 38-31. the post game is next. when you move, degree motionsense reacts with unique microcapsules activated by movement that release bursts of freshness all day. motionsense. protection to keep you moving. degree. it won't let you down. there's only one way to get a gold ps4... ...and that, is not it. grab a quesarito or volcano quesarito big box for your chance to win a limited edition gold ps4 bundle, only at taco bell. >> cbs sports presents the dodge post game show. >> welcome to the dodge post game show. i am adam zucker. tonight on cbs begins with code black and criminal minds. followed by 48 hours tonight. in the game you just saw. tennessee coming back from a 24-3 deficit to win it. . joshua dobbs the only vols to ever do this. here are the sec standings: florida goes to missouri tonight. tennessee staying alive with this win. now the vols

he's donated more than $175 million to his alma mater. >>> time is 5:16. we can check in with sal. we were expecting rain, maybe affect the commute. it hasn't. >> i came with that expectations, thinking i may have to work hard. so far not bad. >> good for the drivers. >> we'll see what we have now. let's start with the bay bridge toll plaza, because we're going time to look at it now. there's going to be a difference. there's a little bit of a backup in the cash lanes, for the most part it looks good. 5:30 is usually when we see a bigger back up. 880 north and southbound looks good. you can see traffic is moving very well. if you look at the east bay commute, we're off to a nice start. there's stop-and-go traffic on highway 4 westbound through antioch. that's not unusual. 5:17. let's go to steve in the weather center. so far the commute is okay. >> yes, sir. now back to you steve. >> we have a little bit of rain, santa rosa light rain. there was some around san jose, loss altos, not much. we'll show you rain totals in a second. there's our system. it has to punch through. it's not

i don't know why mark richt's name is being considered for any job, his alma mater at the university of miami -- this is a terrible showing. you give florida credit but georgia should be worried. this was putrid. it was disappointing. they are a terrible football team. interceptions. never saw greyson lambert. brice ramsey for a minute. >> brian: nine quarters without scoring a touchdown. that's bad. >> steve: how do you really feel? >> brian: i've got a lot more. >> adam: starting with ole miss. redemption for laquon treadwell, rick. >> steve: what a day for laquon treadwell, this was the game he was injured a year ago, seven catches, a 21-yard touchdown, threw a pass for 21 yards. >> adam: the win against the team that he got hurt against last year when it was a top-five meeting. we'll see treadwell and the rebels against arkansas on cbs, first part of our double header next week. b.j., a&m got offense from kyler murray. >> brian: first career start for the texas a&m aggies and they're used to throwing pick six. they benefit from one. donovan wilson. 60 yards for the touchdown. sou

tomorrow as part of the politics and egg series in saint anthem college. donating $50 million to the alma mater, welsley college. the money will be used to power the generation of the next generation of leaders. will be introduced aimed at changing the way massachusetts schools rely on standardized tests. one would put a three-year moratorium on so-called high steaks developing the high steaks graduate, just because they didn't pass the test. >>> and hard to believe, but holiday shopping is already starting to ramp up. >> i know, just around the corner. >> one retailer is bucking the black friday trend. roby is here to chain. >> kathryn, almost year, almost 87 million people went shopping. for retailers, it has become a mandatory day, but a company that sells outdoor goods are starting a retrend. they want people to stay outside recreational, inc, today, the co-op plans to launch a nationwide campaign that advises people to blow off the mad rush of black friday deals and outdoors. rei wants folks to go on social media, use the hashtag #optoutside, and tell other are you hiking? kayaking? rei di

"he said dad you're goign to be a mater maker, yep that's what we're going to do laughter" "i dont think they were surprsied their dad decided to do soemthing he's never done before, hes reinvented himself several other times" "cool job right here compared to being in the green house" the once hobby is now a march to september full time job. planting two thousand plants 18 inches apart. trelessing to the tops. "alot of work initially, all the time really" hand picking, washing and stamping every.day. "i do a lot of things where hse thinks im nuts but they usually work out" chris says its the iowa soil that separates his tomatoes from the rest .. "its the best for sweet corn in teh world, should be able to produce the best tomatoes in the world, thats our philosophy anyway" its a taste the french's say they never have.. and never will... get tired of. "absolutely dont get tired of them, we have fresh tomatoes probably every night" from wiota, claire powell local 5 news nikki: you can buy the french family farms tomatoes at the waukee hy-vee. and, in

. >> those who knew him at his alma mater echoed the sentiment. peter bartlet remembers recruited sere nerks e. >> very supportive. as a young man, he was very respectful and came from a very good family that way. but that was one of those things where, you know, as a coach, you can't ask for too much more. >> the u.s. women's soccer and volleyball are having a moment of silence to honor seren. >> a man was shot outside his own home in san jose after three men broke into the house. >> abc 7 news reporter joins us live from that neighborhood with the story. david? >> larry and alma, consider this. you're coming home to what you think is an empty house and you discover three strangers in the house. only one of the people in the house pulled out a gun and shot the homeowner. >> the resident aparentally returned home not knowing burglarers had turned in. and he ran into three suspects as they were preparing to leave. san jose police are not sure what led one of the burglarers to use the gun on the homeowner. pligs say the man's wound is not life threa

it's mater gone mad. >> would you go? >> this is not my thing. >> count me in.oo. >> we'll get you breakfast on a budget, we'll change the topic coming up next. >> the pass at limited . >>> if you are the one doing the food shopping, you know the grocery bills are taking a chunk out of your budget because food prices are skyrocketing,l is down. store brand is always less expessive than name brand cerealal, but bagged serial is always the cheapest. skip the boxes and consider the bags and if there is a sale, stock up, sometimes you can combine store deals and manufacturing ones. and here is a hack from nutritionists, try combining sweetened and unsweetened cereal, and mix it for less sugar and less money and if you decide to try a store brand, save money, most stores honor a money back guarantee on their store brand if you are not happy with it. >> i love my cereal. for sharrie williams, adam joseph and cecily tynan i'm brian taff. i hope you can join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. now rick williams and monica malp

what a local astronaut had to say to his alma mater.alison: trending now, pepsi is going back to the future with a new bottle design. they are releasing pepsi perfect. the drink made famous in the 1980's movie trilogy. each pepsi perfect will sell for $20.50. while the collectibles go on sale october 21, pepsi will distribute the first 1,500 bottles to anyone dressed like marty mcfly. that is if you are at comican. one of the most costumes in history has a new owner. princess leah's be i canny from "return of the jedi" spoke. the winning bidder took home a collar chain link and letter of authenticity. there is the most expensive halloween costume in the world. leon: think you will see it at a party this halloween? maureen: fancy party. >> if you see it, let us know. if you see it, send it. maureen: there you go. how about this one? this is one time when it's okay to space out in class. a group of students in fairfax county took part in a live earth to space chat with an astronaut on the international space station. leon: how cool is tha

presidential candidate to visit is a teachable moment -- but one happy about who's speaking at his alma mater. plus...video showing a student's arrest has many questioning why it was so violent. and too much time being spent on tests. the major policy change coming from the obama administration which would impact students right here in iowa. here's a live look at our good morning it's 6 a-m -- today is . good morning, i'm ally crutcher.

you just can't terrestrial civilization, a distance starlight is flickering due to a tight band of matering it and that would normally mean that the star, maybe it's young, old, is just doing its business but it's making scientists wonder about the possibility of an alien civility that is harnessing its energy and power, physicist and professor at the city college of new york joins me. welcome back, doctor. >> welcome. kennedy: let us talk about this. what is this flickering star business? >> this story could be as big as the discovery of the wheel . kennedy: what? >> the invention of fire. we're talking about a story of all stories because this could change our understanding of the place in the universe and megastructure perhaps bigger than a planet that is controlled by an intelligence or the story could be a dud. kennedy: okay. so basically there's this optical telescope that has been looking for dimming starlight, and it has found something where the light dims by about 20%, normally light dims by 1%. what does that mean? >> that means that we scientists don't know what the hell we'r

it's also the alma mater of long-time producer who graduated from j.m.u. in 1996. did you have anything to do with coming here? >> a little bit. >> come on, he put it on a tee. erin: this is the bus that the crew arrived in. they tell me judging by the fans already here ready to greet them, tomorrow will be special. >> here for eight minutes. it will be awesome. erin: at james madison university, erin hawksworth, abc7 sports. leon: off the hook. robert: gameday at james madison. alison: fun. robert: we're excited. leon: good deal. we have breaking news following here. want to tell you about the situation in brandywine where a school bus and a truck has been found each other in an accident there. news chopper 7 over the scene. crane highway another dieson road. no word if any students were on the bus at the time. or if there are injuries. stay on top of it to keep you updated here. moving on to the chesapeake bay that could impact the entire region. bay that could impact the entire region. when we come back, an effort okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get