so this mount actually has two pieces. first mount is the actual bracket that attaches to the wall itself and then the second part is the actual bracket to the tv, we're going to take this big guy that actually anchors to the wall, lock it up onto the back of the tv so we can actually get a height measurement. so you want to get this on the back so you know exactly where this goes in relation to the wall and the bottom of the opening. correct. what we're going to actually do is detach the bracket from the tv itself, get that all measured up so we can predrill to make sure the cabinet a, is secure enoughbut b, that we don't damage the cabinet itself. so to secure that mount to the cabinet what do you plan on using? so the manufacturers on all mounts will supply their own lag bolts that they actually prefe throwing that in there, getting it all secured up. okay, so next step: put the tv on, right? you got it. it's kind of the moment of truth. with this style mount what we're going to ultimately be looking for is in the back

mount vernon's rory light closes the show with a kill... mount also in three-a number five dike- new hartford battled number 13 north polk--- the wolverines moving up to three-a this season after a successful run in class 2a. dike-new hartford dropped the first set to north polk--- but the wolverines roarded back behind a match high 19 kills from sophomore bailey petersen... ---the wolverines with a block on match point...dike- new hartford prevails in four tough sets.... really well and at times i in this environment sometimes it hard to get everything un der control and play like you are supposed to play. in class two-a, unranked grundy center facing a stiff challenge against top ranked western christian... grundy center trying to keep it competitive... the spartans tough...ashtyn verbeek rips a kill through the spartan defense... grundy center keeps fighting...sydney matthews sets hayly wallis for the tap shot... but western christian is too powerful.... winning in straight sets t o advance to the semifinals... and finally in class two-a

it is the tallest man-made mass but the highest natural point goes to mount mercy university. alliant takes the top spot for tallest building but that will change if that 28 story place, tower is built. >> that is the corridor top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first 10 minutes. >> first to come how the hawkeyes are suiting up for the final time in kinnick stadium. >> we are talking rain in the radar. that will be into tomorrow morning and then think should improve as we approach thanksgiving. we will talk more about that in no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. get a samsung galaxy s7 this friday cbs 2 this morning - we're heading into the holiday shopping season - and before you hit the stores on thanksgiving and black friday - see what toy experts say are the new and tr

a major problem right now in mount laurel burlington county. go outside and show you what the roads look like in new jersey where we have that rain. we're looking live here on 295 and this is camden county in haddon heights right here at route 30. this is one of the areas we're not getting the heaviest of rain right there but you can see the roads are damp so you're going to need to be careful as you're heading out there. we had an accident in an area where we had the rain in franklin township main road at dutch mill road. that just cleared but weary placing it with a new accident here coming into us in up bear delaware county on garrett road near clear brook avenue so watch for that. we're hearing there are people injured on the scene. one more live look starting to get a little damp right now on i-95 at cottman. already jammed southbound past academy to cottman matt. >> thank you karen. >>> breaking news on an amber alert. authorities trace planned suspected of kidnapping his own daughter from virginia all the way to our region by tracking hi

the marching mustangs are the pride of mount vernon. in the 1970's it was a competitive band, but over the years participation dwindled down to just 13 members. scott weber, the band stands tall with 100 members. excitement for the band has risen this year with the news they'd be marching in the chicago thanskgiving day parade. this is the first time a band from mount vernon high school has had this honor. watching them grow and work together to make this performance successful has been really exciting.senior drum major grade.i've grown up with this program and the program has kinda grown up with me so its been incredible to see how far we've come. mr. weber broke the news about the parade at a moment the band would least expect it.we didn't tell the kids until they were on the field at halftime.normally they announce us over the intercom, but right before we went on they said we have a special announcement. "we have a special announcement not even the announcement special "we have a announcement.have a special they said we we went on r

we are live in mount holly, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. tam. >> okay, thank you, katherine. >>> happening now, a four-year-old girl abducted from virginia has not been seen for days and now police believe that her father who does not have custody has her and could be headed for new jersey. authorities say dylan james richardson took little annabelle doretha hope richardson last wednesday. police believe the girl is in what they call extreme danger. richardson is driving a 1995 burgundy chevy van with virginia plates vmg2332. >> developing right now the search for suspects in a murder mystery in trenton. police found a man shot dead on the 1400 block of edgewood avenue at midnight. grieving family members tried to push past the crime tape when they heard about the killing. it is unclear who pulled the trigger or why. >>> a 16-year-old is suffering from serious stab wounds this morning and police say the boy knows his attackers. chopper6 was over the scene last night in the 1400 block of south vodges street in southwest philadelphia. police

the alliant energy building caught not cashmore or mount mercy? that depends on who you are asking but what you are asking. >> the tallest man-made mask is to mount cashmore according to a historian. and the clouds. >> the title for the highest point in cedar rapids police mount mercy but the elevation of 932 feet according to the united states geological survey. >> tallest building is alliant energy. >> alliant is going to be pushed off its pedestal. >> the massive scale of the project is new to cedar rapids. >> the 20th story one per pl review. caleb mason says the space will be good for downtown. >> you have hotel space, different types of housing, rental or owner occupied and office and retail. it merges all this things were trying to promote in the cities court and elsewhere all in one building. >> city officials said they hope to development few weeks. if one per place is to become a reality the city would need to cover $20 million of the $103 million project. covering the corridor in cedar rapids connor morgan fox 28 news. >> ahead on the f

, your bottom mount offset it aside, and it's aside, and there's a components out for your mount. check your directions and read them thoroughly. you'll pull the screws out of the back of the tv here, and what they'll have is inside the packets that they give you, they're going to have specific ones that are going to match, you're going to need a little longer, they can accommodate the width of the new mount. we have mounted this one here, we'll do the side. >>> now, we need to mount the tv, so our mantle here, we want to check the width of our mantle, we want the tv to be exactly center over this so it looks right. you want to check your exact width. we have 54 inches, we got the exact center which is 27 right here, we have our center point and we'll bring it up, we'll level it exactly and we're going to put a faint line that can rub it off later, so this actually sets inside here. you can actually measure from the bottom of your tv up to here, and you can figure out where to put your mount on the wall. now, this mount you're going to have two screws that go into the wall and the

boxborough 32. 33 fayetteville. 32 degrees rocky mount. forecast expecting high of 60 for this afternoon. 70 for tuesday and 73 wednesday. showers in the forecast early tuesday and late on wednesday. nice to see that rain. >>> number of accidents, showing up off of the major routes at 8:58 am. not on the main drought -- route, 750 near the county road, a car in the median with at 540, things running smoothly both directions. drive time seven minutes at 540, things running smoothly both directions. drive time 4:53 40. eight minutes. >>> although the $421 million powerball ticket was sold in tennessee someone in north carolina played and still won a cash prize. find out where that lucky ticket was sold. ways you ca account as you go online to search for cyber monday deals. i really did save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like

the tallest man-made mass is mount trash more. the title iv highest natural point goes to mount mercy university. orion takes the top spot for the highest building. find out why alliance stays/ alliances day with that title may be limited.>>> there is >>> some showers are scattered around the area. then they will pick up again tomorrow morning. they may be heavier in the morning. 37 will be the temperature. later in the day the showers will fade away and should be gone by tomorrow evening. temperatures in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. for thanksgiving day, maybe some sunshine. at least drive. >> we look forward to that. why are you checking your credit score? i wanna see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much, do they? really? i'll take it. sir, your credit... -is great right? when was the last time you checked? yeah, i'd better check my credit score. here, try credit karma. it's free. all right. no more surprises.

. >> kpix 5 reporter emily turner volunteered to check out the slopes at mount rose. emily, how's it look? >> you know, it looks great first off and second off, i'm happy i volunteered because it's a rough job out here today. you know, the entire mountain isn't open just a portion of like the beginner area. but nobody out here today was complaining. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: welcome to the 2016-2017 ski season. >> have fun. >> reporter: mount rose led the way this morning opening with two lifts. it's a later start than last year but skiers are still excited. and something else. >> well, it's hopeful. obviously, the temperatures are cold enough so they are able to make snow. and that's all we need really for right now. >> reporter: the two runs are mostly manmade snow pumped out over the last three days. but they are skiable and for the folks who have been waiting for their winter season to start, that's all they need. >> it's never too early to start getting your ski legs going so even that first taste of snow just like our first run today it feels good. it's been a whi

the ladies association, mount vernon ladies association still operates it.ere can be one region, one vice regent from every state. that is the limit. it can be up to 50, but it's usually in the 30's. the last couple regions egents, they have tried to move beyond a museum piece and home. they have a working farm. they have built archives. they have a library. so it can be more than just a place a person can go and celebrate washington, but where you can also go and study. brian: do you have any idea -- there are lots of people who of made lots of money, give lots of money to history. have you ever talk to fred smith about why he was interested in doing this? prof. larson: he was interested because he was a leader in washington was a leader. he admired what washington created. he wanted that memory preserved. brian: we have seen on this network a woman named gayheart gains for a long time. she played a role, i guess, in this. what was that? she was aon: yes, longtime regent, vice regent. she served as one of the women who runs the place. and she was as forcefu

brian: there is video of you talking at mount vernon. why don't we watched that before we get into the details? . [video clip] prof. larson: welcome to mount vernon where i have spent the last year as a library fellow. this is the view looking east from washington's mount vernon home. this is the view he loved most. this is what he dreamed about. he lived here during the period that i wrote about in my book "the return of george washington." remains as relevant today as in the 1790's. he was then, and remains today, the symbol of the united dates, -- united states, of a united country. in my new book about george washington, i focus on the time between 1783 when he stepped down as general and 1789 when he takes up the reins of the presidency. it was that middle period that was pivotal, then made the revolution work and set up the presidency. brian: when did you do that? prof. larson: just before the book came out. the book came out -- you will have to help me remember this -- the 14th? brian: the small book, the lecture series? prof. lar

will coot spool at rocky mount wilson at 49. the slowly because the clouds will stick around through lunchtime. 61 at noon, and then a high of 65 and even though it will be gray, our next best chance of rain is on thursday, late in the day on thursday evening with the front coming through. we'll talk more about that. brian's here with a look at the roads. you had a lot of accidents. >>> quite a few, and one that gummed up things on 40 happened beyond the u.s. 1 interchange on 40 westbound. and the backups created to significant ramp delays. from 42 to 440, the trip is taking 18 minutes. slow around the clayton bypass and then slows down again between business 70 and towards the 440 interchange and a slow ride continues through south raleigh to the u.s. 1 interchange. and then it will ease up, and heading towards big deal. the overall ride, 31 minutes, and the earlier crash caused the big problems in the fortify work zone. because of that, u.s. 1 northbound is slow as well from 55 to i-40. the trip from apex through cary, 16 minu

no american has ever defeated mount midoriyama. >> mount midoriyama, showing no mercy. >> oh! doesn't get it! >> and the dream is over. >> but this year, that could all change, because for the first time ever, this mother of all obstacle courses has come to america, and more athletes than ever before are ready to take it on. competitors from six different regions across the country will run qualifying courses... [crowd cheers] but only the top 100 competitors who embody athletic talent, mental fortitude, and

low 20s for mount charleston. highs tomorrow, we'll be a degree or two warmer compared to our numbers today. 57 for overton. mid-50s boulder city. low 50s for sandy valley and primm. las vegas will see a lot of sunshine tomorrow. temperatures, again, below normal for this time of year. we'll see the winds again out of the north. it will be a chilly afternoon again, and like i said, we haven't seen anything yet. we'll see the first storm that's going to bring us the windy weather on friday. temperatures will dip overnight into the 30s. a little bit of relief thursday into friday with lows in the wednesday. another storm headed our way is going to bring us highs in the 40s. i don't know if you are ready for that. i don't think i am. yes. we haven't seen anything yet. highs in the 40s. >> i have a question for my viewers, especially the parents, do are you -- are you having world war iii with your kids not wear -- not wanting to let me know. let me show what you do. give meme some advice. >>> a marathon that's not fa

katherine scott is live on this scene west monroe street in mount holly where it happened.herine. >> reporter: matt it's still early on in this investigation. still working to gather details. we know that a woman was assaulted and stabbed overnight. she was rushed to a hospital in trenton and you can see this morning that the road remains closed off here in mount holly and police are still on the scene. this happened around midnight on the unit block of west monroe street. police were called to the scene to investigate. overnight investigators seemed to be focusing on an suv in the middle of the road. police say the victim was stabbed. she was bleeding from her head. she was airlifted to helene fuld medical center. there's been no word on her condition since. in terms of the circumstances of this assault and stabbing, what led up to it, what the motive was, that all remains under investigation here this morning. so far there's been no word of any suspects and the name of the victim has not been released but again, back here live this morning in mount holly, you can see the

epa put mount jackson on their superfund list and then did nothing about it. we asked the epa why no action was taken in 1989. they sent us this statement: though mercury was found, these waters were not consumed. the site did not qualify for the national priorities list and was given a no further remedial action plan. >> i'm glad that you were dogged enough to pursue this, you know, over many months. it's a slow process. these federal agencies and state agencies move with glacial speed. i know. i used to work there. >> reporter: as for solutions? property owners may have to foot the bill to cover the piles of dirt. the board is also testing fish in the russian river now with results expected in the next few weeks. juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> tests showed the drinking water supply to guerneville does not have any detectable levels of mercury. >>> time now 4:48. roberta is back with the weather. >> everybody grows with the rain and your hair is longer! >> you just got it cut. i was going, wow, she looks good. >> thank you. >> she looks good. [ laughter ] >>>

temperatures subfreezing and mount washington, 27. one of the warmest spots, indicating warm air from the south. it is moving in upstairs in the atmosphere. 7000 feet up. to our south, it is all green. initially, it looks like rain is moving on. but once that rain bumps into these temperatures, teens and 20's around 7:00 a.m., this is what happens. you get rain on contact. it will not be heavy, but a light, freezing rain can create a glaze of lice on -- ice on area roadways. expect extra time if you are traveling tomorrow morning. with th rest of the day and another system to follow that, all of that straight ahead. tom: difficult news in many ways. tonight, a childcare center in lee is closed after a three-year-old was found alone walking on a busy road. wmur's siobhan lopez joins us live with the story. siobhan: luckily the child was not injured. the daycare in question voluntarily closed following this incident, leaving parents with a matter of hours to find new find a new place to send their kids. busy route 155 in lee, where the

it's over at this point, and temperatures in the 50s. 52 in wake springs. 55 in erwin and 52 in rocky mount and 50 in south hill. your planner this morning, temperatures in the low to mid- 60s. 61 at lunchtime and a high of 65. yesterday's high, 72. so it will be cooler than yesterday. we'll see increasing sunshine through the afternoon. tomorrow, temperatures jump way up. brian's here with a look at closed still from matthew. >>> that's right. south and east of the triangle. it will be a long time before they re-open. we have news about roger's road in wake forest. right now, a look at the accident on the east side of raleigh on the knightdale bypass westbound before you get to new hope. this is from the new hope road interchange. looks like we have a right lane blocked there, the shoulder blocked on the westbound side of the bypass, slowing things down at 440. we'll keep our eyes on the drive from knightdale, slowing in well in advance of the new hope interchange back to 540. give yourself extra time. an accident on 55 bypass near ballentine street in holly springs. overall, your major ro

>> reporter: frank is fireside with his wife on mount charleston. visiting from toronto, they wanted to sight see outside of las vegas. >> this is a beautiful area. that's for sure. >> reporter: along nearby hiking higgins and her dad to the mountain. >> we're trying to avoid --[ inaudible ] >> reporter: as the sun peeks through, she can't help but reminisce. >> it would be wonderful to go back and do some things they did in the old days. ski down a couple of runs on a bathing suit. [laughter] >> reporter: no baiting suits today. just a spin in the corvette with >> it's great. 47 degrees and the heater going full blast makes it very comfortable. >> lift check. party of four. >> reporter: here at the lodge, even a touch of snow means more business. >> we had a couple of teases in the last couple of weeks but as you can see, not enough to play in or to really materialize. we're hoping. >> reporter: now it's up to the weather to add to this manmade snow before the ski lifts start moving. but here on mountain, it's easy snow to enjoy winter. >> it's jus

they still operate, the mount vernon ladies association.e up to 50 women, but they are usually in their 30's. regions, theyuple have tried to move beyond just a museum piece and home. they have gone to working farms, rebuilt the distillery, gone through archives, rebuilt the library. it can be more than just a place where a person can go and celebrate washington, but can also go and study. >> there are lots of people who have made lots of money to give a lot of that to history. have you ever talked about why people are interested in doing this? dr. larson: he was interested in washington, because he was a leader in washington was a leader. he admired what he had created and wanted that memory preserved. >> what you have seen on this gaines, a woman, ms. played a large role in this. dr. larson: she served as one of these women who run the place. forceful as any, and more forceful than most. pushing this idea of, let's make this more open. people, let'st to bring washington -- not keep him in mount vernon -- let's bring washington to the peop

mount pocono, one of the cooler spots on the happens at 36 degrees.ing a look at how rest of today will be panning out, we have temperatures in the 40's starting our shopping, if you have not done so already, 51 degrees around lunchtime and we have got the partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, again that included cover will be persistent, but then later this afternoon don't be surprised if you are dodging rain drops, scattered shower activity possible through this afternoon. we will have the full forecast in a bit, thomas. >> thank you. >>> two-year old is fighting for his life as this developing story after his tamly's thanksgiving took a horrible turn in north philadelphia toddler's mother was cooking thanksgiving dinner when she heard a gunshot in the other room. police say the two-year old and his four year-old cousin found a loaded gun inside of to this house on the 3500 block of north ninth street. police say the gun accidentally went off and the four year-old's hand striking the two-year old in the hand and torso. >> families get together and y

mount vernon still leads 7-6 2nd quarter, mustangs knocking on the door... drew adams floats it up for jack cochrane who hauls it in... 7-yard touchdown... mustangs up 14-6 their defense would get an interception... the offense cashes in, cochrane finds his way through traffic, stretches at the very end for the vernon wins 42 to 32 8 miles down highway 1, solon facing 2-time defending state champion, pella 3rd quarter, solon down 28-0... blaze griffis with the fade pass to payton bandy... he makes the catch for the 11-yard score... spartans down 28-0 pella tries to put the nail in the coffin, but solon's defense comes up big as bo black picks off the pass and gets a few more yards spartans offense capitalizes, griffis with the fade pass to bandy again... and they convert, this time for 18 yards... solon down 28-14.... late 4th quarter, solon knocking on the door again, but griffis pass is picked off and pella hangs on to win 28- 14... josh christensen tv9 sports thanks josh to the 4a quarter-finals and we had a couple of big games in town.. joel girdner has

mount pocono still holding on to 45 degrees. 46 degrees in allentown.nd look at atlantic city at the airport it is 50 degrees. 53 degrees in wildwood. so we will be seeing fare weather high pressure building on into the region. and then moving off the coast. ahead of this front milder air will be squeezing up the coast and that means a pleasant day for your veterans day on friday. but behind that front, turning blustery, by saturday morning. i can't familiar size enough how cold it's going to feel saturday morning. how cold? the coldest day so far of the season in philadelphia was the morning of objection 26th. it was 38 degrees. we're forecasting 34 degrees in philadelphia saturday morning. it's not just the temperature also the wind. add winds out of the northwest at about 15 to 20 miles an hour with higher gusts and it will feel like 28 degrees at 7am saturday morning in philadelphia. it will feel like 18 in the poconos and it will feel like 25 degrees in pottstown. now this snap is not going to last all that long. temperatures will be rebounding by

this is the first mount vernon in public print in his resignation in 1789. the more important thing about this image besides it being the first public image of mount vernon, it is supposed to honor george washington's resignation. notwithstanding the fact that he is wearing a generals uniform, it is an image to honor his resignation from presidency two years earlier. but washington's whole career was really a career of surrendering power and this is going to be very, very important later on. we will touch on it right now with probably the most important image of washington as someone who surrenders power. washington to cincinnatus. cincinnatus was a roman general in the early days of the roman republic, not the entire, who surrendered, who gave up farming when he was called by his country, fought the enemy, came back as a farmer, instead of holding onto dictatorial powers. much like washington's career called to serve as commander-in-chief, and when he resigns in 1783, it was one of the most amazing acts in human history. george the third said, if he gives u

the mounted portions of the command. that is what stewart's plan is. it seems very obvious if you know anything about the way these troops are deployed. the barn here will become a critical landmark in the course of the day because witcher's men will end up occupying the barn and use it as a snipers nest. there will be a protracted firefight. his wife and daughters will be sent away. they don't want them to tell the confederates position. he is briefly a prisoner. ultimately, troops will be pushed forward by gregg. he will send forward the entire fifth cavalry and roughly half sixth cavalry of the michigan brigade. why is he sending forward the fifth and sixth michigan? those men are armed with spencer repeating rifles, seven shot repeating rifles. they are all armed with spencers. they fire seven shots before they have to be reloaded. the confederates called them seven shooting devils. we do know for sure that it happened, but it is such a good story, we have to share the it. they used to say they could load on sunday a

market at the mount will be one of the spots. that's an annual market. it's coming up december 10th at the rec center. many of us are rushing to get ready for tomorrow's big thanksgiving dinners. but not everyone has a place to go for thanksgiving. so today, some of them enjoyed turkey and all the fixin's at the cedar rapids salvation army. as the wind fog worries. there is a weak disturbance that rolls through thursday night into friday morning. this could bring some flurries, but nothing that will have any major travel impacts. saturday remains dry with low pressure heading back into the state on sunday bringing a shower a happy thanksgiving. tonight: cloudy. wind: nw 5-15. low: 32 tomorrow: cloudy and cool. wind: w 5-10 high: 40 tom. night: chance of flurries or light snow, mainly north. wind: se 5-10. low: 31 north. high: 41 low: 31 saturday: mostly cloudy. high: 47 low: 30 sunday: chance of showers, mainly afternoon. high: 47 low: 35 monday: chance of showers. high: 45 low: 34 high: 42 low: 34 wednesday: chance of snow. high: 38 low: 30 thursday: mo

this is mount vernon you can see today. the first one the people would have seen and began a long tradition of upholding mount vernon as an icon, which it really is today, and let's face it, you see any houses with the the:, the first thing you're going to think of, that is a mount vernon spinoff. this is the first mount vernon in public print in his resignation in 1779 -- 1789. the more important thing about this image besides it being the first public image of mount vernon, it is supposed to honor george washington's resignation. hiss an image to honor resignation from presidency two years earlier. washington's whole career was really a career of surrendering power and this is going to be very, very important later on. we will touch on it right now with only the most important image of washington as someone who surrenders power. general in the early days of the roman republic, not the entire, who surrendered, who gave up farming when he was called by his country, fought the enemy, came back as a farmer, instead of holding

class 3a, mount vernon looking to upset no. 1 union. mustangs get off to a fast start, wynne vandersall starts the scoring, they led 4-0. union tries to come back as for one of her 26 kills. . mount vernon isn't rattled as kaitlyn volesky comes up with the block. mustangs won the first set 25-20. but union fights back in the next three sets. peyton parker collects one of her 25 kills. the knights advance. in the neighboring court, dike-new hartford facing kuemper catholic. first set, very tight match at the end. wolverines set it up over the middle for amber rickert. look out. dike-new hartford wins the first set, 25-22. off to a quick start as haleigh durnin leaves a trail of smoke on that kill. dike-new hartford punches its ticket to the championship winning 3-0. class 2a, waterloo columbus facing unity christian. 1st set, sailors fighting back as kendra smith delivers a kill. they're down 17-16. they eventually took the lead, smith on the serve and she gets the ace. waterloo columbus is moving on with the 3-0 shutout. josh christense

lets start off at mount vernon where the mustangs the highlights. mount vernon defeated williamsburg two weeks ago, 56-21first play of the game, sam moore takes the handoff... goes right up the gut, then bounces it to the outside... turns on the jets and dives for the end zone... 63-yard touchdown, that had the mount vernon sideline going crazy, 7-0 williamsburg responds, gage hazen-fabor finds a hole on the right side for the 1-yard score... pat no good... mount vernon still leads 7-6 2nd quarter, mustangs knocking on the adams floats it up for jack cochrane who hauls it in... 7-yard touchdown... mustangs up 14-6 their defense would get an interception... the offense cashes in, cochrane finds his way through traffic, stretches at the very end for the touchdown... williamsburg kept it close, but mount vernon wins 42 to 32 8 miles down highway 1, solon facing 2-time defending state champion, pella 3rd quarter, solon down 28-0... blaze griffis with the fade pass to payton bandy... he makes the catch for pella tries to put the nail in the coffin, but s

mount rose's season ticket sales are already way up this year.o mike pierce says they are hoping the momentum and that snowy weather will continue into this season. but even if it doesn't, he says most resorts have completed major improvement projects over the last five-year will give winter weather lovers a reason to show up even if the natural snow doesn't. >> um, tahoe keeps advancing and growing. so it bodes well for not only this year but years to come. >> reporter: and so mount rose and boreal will be open this weekend. come november 23rd, most of the other resorts up here at lake tahoe will be opening up, unless, that is, the snowstorm they have predicted for this weekend bumps that up. which everybody here has their fingers crossed for. reporting live on mount rose, emily turner, kpix 5 [ indiscernible ] >>> macy's union square unveiling the 30th annual holiday windows. live look for you featuring the adorable kittens but there's also adoptable dogs, as well. they all need loving homes. last year alone, 261 animals were adopted and more t

mount washington had a wind gust at 98 miles per hour. close to a 50 mile-per-hour wind gust in manchester. take a look at the winds right now, these are sustained winds. 5-25 miles per hour. still gusting. close to 40 in nashua. hang onto these winds and slowly, falling temperatures. those temperatures leading to snow in parts of northern new hampshire. shelley: tragedy in strafford today. a 62-year-old woman died after her kayak capsized on a choppy lake. wind gusts hit as high as 50 miles per hour in the water that community to understand the conditions. the town's fire chief says the rough conditions cost a local resident her life. around 3:00 p.m., his department received a call about a kayaker in distress. rescue crews rushed to the scene. >> unfortunately, we have located the kayak. it was empty. search-and-rescue. shelley: rescuers braved the water after they spotted a debris field. >> we had several fire departments out with inflatable ribs that are able to withstand the conditions of the lake. shelley: the chief was visibly upse

it took 14 years to carve four great presidents into mount rushmore. it was finished 75 years ago today, and chip reid talked with one of the men who took on this monumental task. >> would you mind if i take a picture with you? >> sure. >> reporter: at mount rushmore is almost as popular as those four presidents looming up above. >> i want to shake your hand. >> reporter: that's because he is the last survivor of the 400 men who carved this monument more than 70 years ago. now, at 95, he's a rock star. >> i worked on roosevelt and lincoln. >> reporter: roosevelt and lincoln? >> yeah. >> reporter: and roosevelt you worked where? the right side of lincoln. i can see it very plainly where i worked. >> reporter: wow. mount rushmore was the brainchild of sculptor and idaho native gutzon borglum. it took 14 years to complete. washington represents the nation's founding, jefferson its expansion, lincoln its preservation, and teddy roosevelt its development. >> that is america. that is america up there. >> reporter: the onset of world war ii forced constructio

. >>> right now a teacher is investigated by police in mount authorities work contacted by the mount vernon school district in october with allegations of misconduct. dora miller reached out to school officials and joins us now with the developing story. >> reporter: this is an ongoing story. for now, the teacher is on administrative leave. a letter was read to students regarding an investigation. they released a statement on friday to the mount newspaper. they are working to investigate allegations of misconduct during the 2014-2015 school year. the student -- the district will be diligent and protecting students and adults at the school. we will bring you updates on this case. dora miller, cbs 2 news . >>> there are changes to i-380. >> the problem with the interchange itself and those loop ramps is that everybody has to slow down to basically 25 miles per hour. when you are along vehicle like a semi truck, you slow down significantly. when you get to the bottom of the ramp, you are trying to merge into mainline traffic. >> reporter: joining us on cbs news -- cbs 2 news 10 at 10 ,

turns on the jets and dives for the end zone... 63-yard touchdown, that had the mount vernon sideline going crazy, 7-0 williamsburg responds, gage hazen-fabor finds a hole on the right side for the 1-yard score... pat no leads 7-6 2nd quarter, mustangs knocking on the door... drew adams floats it up for jack cochrane who hauls it in... 7-yard touchdown... mustangs up 14-6 their defense would get an interception... the offense cashes in, cochrane finds his way through traffic, stretches at the very end for the touchdown... williamsburg kept it close, but mount vernon wins 42 to 32 8 miles down highway 1, solon facing 2-time defending state champion, pella 3rd quarter, solon down 28-0... blaze griffis with the fade pass to payton bandy... he makes score... spartans down 28-0 pella tries to put the nail in the coffin, but solon's defense comes up big as bo black picks off the pass and gets a few more yards spartans offense capitalizes, griffis with the fade pass to bandy again... and they convert, this time for 18 yards... solon down 28-14.... student section all jacked up late 4th quart

the mounted portions of the command. that is what stewart's plan is. it seems very obvious if you know anything about the way these troops are deployed. the barn here will become a critical landmark in the course menhe day because witcher's will use it as a snipers nest. --re will be a protected protracted firefight. daughters will be sent away. tell thet want them to confederates position. ultimately, troops will be pushed forward by gregg. he will send forward the entire fifth calvary, and roughly half of the six calvary of the michigan for gate. -- brigade. why is he sending forward the fifth and sixth michigan? those men are armed with spencer repeating rifles, seven shot repeating rifles. they are all armed with spencers. they fire seven shots before they have to be reloaded. the confederates called them seven shooting devils. it is such a good story, we have to share the story, they used to say they could load on sunday and fire all week before having to reload. of the michigan calvary brigade are going to engage i

it took 14 years to carve four t eat presidents into mount rushmore. it was finished 75 years ago today, and chip reid talked with one of the men who took on this monumental task. >> would you mind if i take a ycture with you? >> sure. >> reporter: at mount rushmore in south dakota, nick clifford is almost as popular as those four presidents looming up above. >> i want to shake your hand. hat'eporter: that's because he is the last survivor of the 400 rvn who carved this monument more than 70 years ago. now, at 95, he's a rock star. >> i worked on roosevelt and lincoln. >> reporter: roosevelt and lincoln? >> yeah. >> reporter: and roosevelt you worked where? >> down under his chin, and on the right side of lincoln. >> reporter: wow. mount rushmore was the brainchild of sculptor and idaho native gutzon borglum. rg took 14 years to complete. washington represents the nation's founding, jefferson its expansion, lincoln its preservation, and teddy roosevelt its development. >> that is america. that is america up there. >> reporter: the onset of world war ii

we start with katherine scott live outside a polling place in the city's mount airy section. katherine. >> reporter: hey, matt and tam. polling places in pennsylvania open at 7:00 a.m. so we're about a hour and a half away from when you can cast your ballot in pennsylvania and people around here are very ready to do so. it has been a grueling race. we're here this morning at grace epiphany episcopal church in mount airy one of the many polling places across the city. with voting imminent last night candidates were out making their final campaign stops. both major candidates hit pennsylvania and hillary clinton was here in that philadelphia before heading to north carolina for a midnight rally. tens of thousands of people packed independence mall last night as clinton made her final push to pennsylvania voters and she wasn't alone on that stage. president obama, and the first lady were there, husband bill clinton and daughter chelsea attended, jon bon jovi performed as did bruce springsteen so a lot of star power there. these candidates want pennsylvania to fall in their favor

the action cam live as voters are lined up outside of grace epiphany church in mount airy.. any voter who is line by 8:00 p.m. is allowed to vote. >>> if you have any questions or issues 6abc is partnering with the league of voters. you can call in between 7:00 this morning and 8:00 tonight much the foe number (877)940-6222. >> taking septa no problems to head to vote. regional rails expect some delays of 10 to up 225 minutes on the manayunk norristown line dave. >> chilly this morning. you can see people in coats waiting for the polls to open in pennsylvania but it's going to be really nice the rest of the way. a high of 69 by 3 o'clock and comfortable this evening light winds. >> you already to vote. >> yes. >> do it this afternoon. >>> might be some lines. karen rogers dave murphy tamala edwards i'm matt o'donnell. "good morning america" coverage of the election is next. >> ♪ hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: c

the undefeated mount point different state championship title saturday night. no doubt the nerves and emotions will be flying by. coach von knows to have fun with his players and keep them loses we found that during championship saturday media day. >> i'm at the head coach of mount point for ball. >> do you want to go back to >> who has better players arizona or georgia quick >> i think that mount point in chandler have better for ballplayers in chandler>> myself, i have a face for radio. i love football. i like to have a good time. >> with you plan on leaving mountain point? >> leaving? i'm going to go home after the game >> was better, us or 2013? >> allen said that on sunday. >> i don't make predictions. i just do my job and hope everyone else does there. >> thank you all. goodbye. >> they asked the tough questions. all the championship games are on saturday. friday night fever is moving to saturday night at 10:30 right after 12 news at 10. we will have highlights and championship games. let's talk some asu basketball. a preholiday matinee against the citade

we are at grace epiphany episcopal church in mount mary. candidates were out making their campaign stops. both candidates hit pennsylvania and hillary clinton was here in philadelphia on independence mall before heading to north carolina for a midnight get out the vote rally. last night it was packed on independence mall. tens of thousands of people there as clinton made her final push to pennsylvania voters and she wasn't alone. president obama and the first lady took the stage. husband bill clinton and daughter chelsea were there as well. jon bon jovi performed as did bruce springsteen. these candidates want pennsylvania to fall in their favor and are urging their supporters to get out and vote today. >> let's get out and vote philadelphia tomorrow. let's make history together. thank you and god bless you. >> we're also hearing a lot of relief from voters yesterday that the septa strike is over so that won't factor in to the election day today. the polls open at 7:00 a.m. in pennsylvania and they close at 8 o'clock tonight. we're live in

you don't ever want to move the object fit the mount. so, there's going to be some pacing, like an expectant father, i can assure you, in january when we are working on this. we feel pretty good. wouldn't you say? yes, yes. yes, ma'am. >> are you able to discuss the nature and extent of funding that made this possible? scott: sure. well, we -- this is part of $150 million capital campaign for the museum so that everything from -- museum. so, that's everything from the construction of the museum, the design and fabrication of exhibits, operating endowment, everything. i am pleased to report we're close to finishing that off and expecting conclude that before -- to conclude that before hand. yes, we had for this particular part of the project, we had a wonderful partnership with the children of the american revolution and the daughters of the american revolution. yes. and there was a national fundraising effort to support this exact work we are doing, virginia's work on conservation. and the production of the tent. that was fabulous. again

fire fighters doing a great job on mount penn. we will keep you updated., bob. >> good morning. we will call it 6:45, exactly right now, a live look at the freeway coming in toward philadelphia. i think everybody will be reporting to work today. you have to go to work today to be on your best behavior, and make sure boss sees you, so that tomorrow, when you do want to move out early, you will be okay. live look at freeway coming in toward philadelphia, delayed because of an earlier accident at 295, how is your curve doing. schuylkill expressway, slowing down here at conshohocken curve, brake lights from king of prussia on into the curve. here's the latest on that situation this morning 18th and pine, as we heard from steve a few moments ago, pine street is all that is closed, between 18th and 19th. so, we will go around the block, just south of the rittenhouse square, septa also still at this moment detouring the route 17 bus. fire in upper darby, industrial drive at penn street. watch for slippery rails today an both west trenton and paoli line, winners i

back to you. >>> many believe mount trashmore ll: when flood waters threaten the city of five seasons - we don't focus on the top of the the city of five seasons we don't focus on the cedar river tower. we focus on other low points. maybe the buildings are feeling a bit neglected but a tour of this town tells one tall tail. there can only be one winner of the highest point in cedar rapids right? so which is it? >> the tallest man made goes to it is 50 years of garbage kissing the clouds. the title for the highest natural point belongs to mount mercy boasting an elevation of 932 feet according to the united states geological survey. the tallest building goes to reliant energy. nearly 50 feet taller than cedar river tower. but alie i can't is about to be pushed off it's pedal stool by this. >> obviously the mass and scale of the project is very week to cedar rapids. >> the place was declared financially viable after an independent review. he said the space will be good for the downtown. >> you have hotel space, you have -- different types of housing, either rental, owned or occupied off

williamsburg high.in tonight's beyond the books the second school that is heading to chicago is mount vernon high school.their band director really surprised them when he told them they'd be the marching mustangs are the 1970's it was a competitive band, but over the years participation dwindled down to just 13 members. now led by scott weber, the band stands tall with 100 members. excitement for the band has risen this year with the news they'd be marching in the chicago thanskgiving day parade. this is the first time a band from mount vernon high school has had this watching them grow and work together to make this performance successful has been really exciting.senior drum major chelsea wallace has been in band since 6th grade.i've grown up with this program and the program has kinda grown up with me so its been incredible to see how far we've come. mr. weber broke the news about the parade at a moment the band would least expect it.we didn't tell the kids until halftime.normally they announce us over the intercom, but right before we went on they said we have a special announcemen