. >>> state hood advocates have pushed for the state to be called new columbia. yesterday, the dc council voted unanimously to call the district state of washington, dc. northern of frederick douglas. joshua fuller wrote it was never supposed to be a state that's why it was created from maryland and virginia so that one state didn't hold the power of dc >> he posted if it doesn't stay as district of columbia, the land should be returned to virginia and maryland where it was created from. >> a lot of opinions on that one. i don't know. i liked new columbia >> me i get the dc. >> yeah, i just think. >> frederick douglas >> the state of washington commonwealth is long. you can barely fit it on our sign. it's hump day and checking in for the mid week redskins report >> brody, what's going on. >> reporter: you know, the redskins had a big win this weekend without their top offensive weapon. he was back out in the field today. . >>> how good does it feel, the redskins are looking to make it five straight wins were they traveled to detroit to face the lions kickoff is 1

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. >>> for decades they have pushed for the same new columbia. if it happens washington d.c. won't change, but instead of district of columbia, d.c. would stand for douglas commonwealth. d.c. council approved the name today, and on november eighth, constitution, but right now nearly all republicans in congress oppose d.c. state hood. >>> the d.c. council also decided today that they will vote on the death will dignity bill next month. it would allow terminally ill patients to end their lives with the help of a doctor. they worry it can be abused. others say it honors life. >> it would give me other terminally ill person the option for a peaceful death. it puts me in control of my des nifny, of my life, of my body. >> physician assisted death is legal in five states. the mayor has not taken a position on the legislation. >> 1 $.8 billion for the local economy. that's the big prize today for montgomery county now that mar yacht is staying. quarters in downtown bethesda. it's been a major player here for more than six decades. they say it's tough for employees to get for the cam

statehood referendum on the upcoming election ballot and dc residents will see the proposed state as new columbia. and this week, members council voted to change the name to state of washington, d.c. >>> in the final week, everything you need to know to vote is on our wusa 9 app, including our voter guide for dc, maryland and virginia. >>> okay, let's turn to our weather now. what a blustery day. is it going to get a little bit milder tomorrow? let's find out from first alert meteorologist howard bern stein. >> tomorrow, and monday, will be milder than today. today, we only got to 61 degrees and barely there and across new england and plenty of snow and the white that you see in the adirondacks and the mountains of new england as well. and going to be five, six inches in upstate new york. for us, we are just dealing with the chill with the temperature now, still 52. it feels a lot colder than that with the wind with the mid-40s in cumberland, and cold enough for some snow earlier in places like canaan valley and horseshoe. with the first flakes of the season. upper 40s in dulles, and fairfax. and

and push for the state to call new columbia and 0s voters and this morning yesterday council members voted unanimously to call it the state of washington d.c. and so if they get their way guys the districts will be known as state of washington d.c.. and this new name will be added to proposed state constitution. and november 8. voter ballots you're looking at here refers to new columbia several times and could cause confusion. but council general council says name switch would impose little challenges and i suppose they could go back and mend it and make changes and if approved city leaders formally present to congress in january congress remains a long shots at this point. that's the latest in norm west d.c., annie yu, "fox5 local news". >> so the name what d.c. stands for would change this year chaotic election has many frustrated. some add miinging they're skipping out on casting ballots. don't do it. it but that could sway the results more than you >> and it would benefit one candidate. which one stay tuned. hump day happiness. pedal forward campaign looking to bright epay strang

council members decided to change the name from new columbia to the state of wa it will be voted on today in an advisory referendum. larry: let's get over for those problems on metro. julie? julie: which camera? there you go. looking at the silver and orange lines, the issue was reports of an arcing insulator causing minutes. shuttle bus service was requested at the scene and you will find that traffic, the trains a should say, moving once again, single tracking, so expect delays. check this out, this is the car fire in the local lanes, getting you by on the mainline. jamming up your commute out of gaithersburg. eastbound out of manassas, the crash near business 234 blocking the left lane towards the beltway. that's the traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes for an update on the roads and rails. ron occur? jummy: veronica: veronica: -- veronica? veronica: temperatures rising in the low to mid 80's across the area. yesterday we saw it in baltimore and at dulles, coming out at 85. today, 83. it is going to be a windy day for us. that's 59, feeling more like 40 degrees. going from 83 tod

it's a rejection of the long-proposed new columbia name. that instead would honor abolitionist frederick douglas. voters get to approve the state of the constitution on the november 8th ballot. after that, d.c. leaders send it to congress. >>> parents in fairfax county are not backing down. they say a proposed cell tower next to crossfield elementary school w long-term radiation. they have presented their evidence to the county's land in federal limits. they say three schools in fairfax county already have powers on school grounds. ultimately the planning commission has the final say. >>> and happening today, vice president joe biden heads to boston to speak about the white house push to find a cure for moonshot initiative. his plan is laid out to transform cancer resrm and care after the next administration takes office. the vice president's son beau died from cancer last year. >>> and in news4 your health, more and more children are suffering from eating disorders. now there is a place aimed to help your children recover. the eating recov

becomes a state, there is a new name in the works for the district of columbia. the city council has voted unanimously to name the city, the state of washington, d.c. except d.c. would stand for douglas commonwealths, a reference to abolitionist frederick douglas who lived in washington. some were pushing for the state to be called new columbia. >>> a new study published in the new englan england journal of women. now, the study concludes that better treatment, not early detection, is behind dropping breast cancer death rates. and that screening mammography is causing an overdiagnosis of small, malignant tumors that would never pose a death threat if left undetected. >> people could say, well, maybe we shouldn't take after them. 95%, if we identify, and it is either invasive or noninvasive, absolutely they should have that. or treated with all the other therapies that we use to treat breast cancer with. >> dr. edmondson believes they need to focus on the person's individual tumor. so that therapies can be targeted based on that tumor's ogbioly. >>> straig a resta

it refers to new columbia several times. >> it will always be washington d.c. to me. >> district of columbia, yeah. >> district of columbia will be hot today. >> yes, it is certainly this time of year. >> right. >> it's better to be warmner fall than cooler in summer. >> i -- yes i prefer warmer no matter the season. >> you know me. >> no, i just -- as long as it's not snowing it's all good. that's it. >> that means it's mostly good. because it doesn't snow a whole lot here. >> yes. >> potentially when it snows here it want to snow a lot. >> that's draw. >> 60 do 70 for kids on pickup this morning. no worries this morning. we're completely dry. good amounts of sunshine. clouds too, too, there's a front north and west of us creeping in our direction today and as it gets closer to us more clouds will ganler around the front. there could be a spotty shower. after school temperatures 80 to should be that. spotty shower this afternoon. few more numerous showers. it doesn't mean a lot coughing up this evening. temperature now 66. lot of places lower 60s and some sitti

the new columbia river highway in oregon is another example on the west coast, which is a state road. so we're going to look at two landscapes here. the first is colonial parkway and the second is the blue ridge which some of you have been on. colonial parkway. colonial parkway is one of the earliest national park parkways. it was designed to connect jamestown, site of the first landing of the virginia colony, you know, pocahontas. and yorktown which was the site of the surrender of the revolution. in the 1930s, the national park service said, wow, we should be getting into the historical park business and they began to build parks in the east coast. and to get people between these two historic sites, they decided to create a parkway. you can see the right of waylaid out here. and in the middle was williamsburg which at the time was being constructed by the rockefeller family as a reconstruction of the colonial capital. so colonial parkway was designed to connect these two historic sites and also to connect williamsburg. the design is a pretty interesting design. and it encompassed bo

it's a rejection of the long-proposed new columbia name that instead would honor abolitionist frederick douglas. voters now get to approve the state on the constitution ballot. after that it goes to congress. >>> dying with dignity. a bill allowing patients to choose when to end their own lives is moving toward in d.c. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. easier than ever. this is your last chance to get 100meg internet, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, our best offer ever ends soon. only from fios. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is talking about another warm and lovely day. >> yes, indeed. a nice chance to get outside to do exercising today. another perfect day for an afternoon run or morning run if you're a morning runner. wish i could be a morning runner, but i'm at work in the lunchti

bbc news, bogota. laura: columbia searches for a new peace deal. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, machines 1000 times thinner than a human hair. the trio that tilt then wins the nobel prize for chemistry. 6000 people rescued from the mediterranean yesterday on board boats trying to reach europe from the libyan coast. the largest number of people rescued in a single day since the migrant crisis began last year. rescue operations are ongoing. the new serge is due to people smugglers taking advantage of calmer weather. reporter: thousands of refugees and migrants trying to reach italy. this group of africans are related to be rescued off the coast of libya. greecee routes to restricted, the number arriving are a fraction of the total, yet the death toll has been just as high. so far this year, rescue teams have saved more than 130,000 people from sinking ships in the mediterranean. more than 3500 have drowned, making it the deadliest year so far. >> speak english? reporter: there has been another surge in rescue as people try

in all, more than 41- million dollars will be shared about 33 states and the district of columbia. a new study highlights the amount of work that women do, that goes un-paid.it shows women around the world spend more time working -- even though, on average, men spend minutes a day; in the u-s, about 13 minutes a day. all that, from the global gender gap report. storm team 4 now, and although it's not perfect, our weather is ?much? better than it was 24 hours ago.a little overcast... but rather mild out there this afternoon. meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with our first check of the forecast.... the rain and wind are gone but the clouds and temperatures are still here in southeastern wisconsin. a few rays of sunshine may make it through the clouds before sunset but we'll stay mainly cloudy throughout the night, which will actually help keep our temperatures from dropping too low as we should stay near dramatic moments captured on police body cam... after fire breaks out inside a mobile home: (("hey is there anybody else inside? anybody else inside, do we know?"))officers responded to

a's is home, 1:00 the plymouth state panthers are home, dartmouth is in new york against columbia. u.n.h. is home tomorrow afternoon. this is a big game for the wildcats in maryland. >> tows oh on is a very good football t the ball well. they lost a great running back, but day have a great freshman so they've got guys and we'll have to play really well down there. >> ufh needs to win their last four games to make the playoffs. tomorrow on channel 9 you can watch nc state at louisville. and the night game is actually for next week, it's not florida state. we have ohio state in and the fighting mike haddads of penn off to the start they wanted last weekend, two losses, one in overtime against the thunder in manchester, now they're on the road, tonight in reading, tomorrow at adirondack. >> now you get to know guys on the road, we're all confined in the bus together for seven hours to reading tomorrow, so we get to know each other. >> have a good group of guys, guys coming from different places, but we've seen it gel pretty quickly and we're a tig >> next week the nba starts, we'll ha

professor and director of latino archive at new york's columbia university. whether you call them latinos or hispanics, the role in american history has been misunderstood and under valued from the start. >> there is a sense that latinos have come here as recent immigrants. but in fact latinos began their life as part of the united states when the united states search of territory. so, for instance, mexican-american war in which the u.s. acquired half of mexican territory. as mexicans like to say in that area of the united states, the border crossed them. >> but as america grew many did cross the border, though, they were invited. >> mexicans started coming into the united states at the end of the 19th century, early 20th century as they were recruited and world war ii and ii which the united states makes concerted effort to recruit mexican labor to fill in the gaps left by men going to war. >> they are still filling those gaps. >> today we have about 57 million people in the united states who are of hispanic descent. >> the impact of the latino american life

. >>> new this morning columbia's president has just been announced as the winner of the nobel peace prize juan manuel santos. he negotiated and signed a peace deal last month ending a 52-year civil war. 6 days later that deal was rejected in a close vote but the committee says i to keep working towards a new agreement. >>> a deadly shooting in roxbury in front of a school bus with kids onboard. this morning the gunman is still on the loose. >> reporter: 3 elementary school students were onbored that bus when a man was shot to death in the street. school officials are bringing in crisis counselors for those kids today. and in the meantime police are here's a look at the intense police presence yesterday. you can see that school bus in the middle of crime scene. police say a fight broke out between several people around 5:30 thursday. a man believed to be in his 20s was shot in the head and was pronounced dead at the boston medical center. the commissioner says he's very alarmed this violence unfolded in front of young kids. >> out here on a busy street with a lot of young children ri

it looks at barack obama's time when he first arrived in new york city to attend columbia university and also examines the future president's strained relationships with his estranged father and his classmates. >>> we have good news and bad news for the nation's capital and the zoo. starting with the bad news. it's time to wave bye-bye to bao bao. her parents are from china and any offspring have to return to china before they turn four. but he leaves next year. we have plenty of time to play designer. the only reason we're doing the story is kendis wanted to play the song, "panda.? >>> the good zoological news comes from san diego, where zookeepers discovered a baby gorilla being nursed by her mother. mother and child are reported to be doing very well. their particular species is listed as critically endangered. that makes this especially good news. i like the image of the zookeepers carrying bao bao out. like a little fur ball. >> it's so sad because after two extension. but they're just gone. you get to love them and appreciate them. and then, poof. >> i was wondering how a panda

. >>> big political news out of columbia.ected a historic peace agreement on sunday between the government and leftist rebels that would have ended a 52-year civil war. the referendum failed by a small margin, the voters said no. just last week, secretary of state john kerry had hailed this agreement in columbia when it was signed. more on the latest. marianna, this was a surprise to a lot of people should it was, kate, and the vote against the peace agreement sending shock waves across the region, as you mentioned, the no-campaign won by less than a percentage point. the agreement included a ceasefire and included the rebels turning in their weapons and demobilizing the areas they occupied. but critics of the agreement said the rebels would have gotten too much in return. they would have gotten five seats in the house and senate and no justice for war crimes claimed. these were hard concessions for colombians to make. it's hard for them to forgive and forget, if you will. and also it's important to know why you and i are dis

trailing new mexico and the district of columbia. they both had about sixty eight and a half percent. the national average is just over 83 percent. with iowa topping the list at almost 91 percent. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. it's a special week for u-n-l-v and the county wants you to show your support. the special declaration to celebrate debate it's hard to make the past dissappear, but danny tarkanian is trying. he'd rather you forget about all of his failed runs for congress, senate, and secretary of state. ...and the shady record that killed his chances every time. the property taxes tarkanian skipped out on for years... the telemarketing scammers he represented... all those fake charities he helped set up. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. narrator: and joe heck says "i have hi become psid" i don't know what i said, aah... narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i would bomb the [bleep] out of t

trailing new mexico and the district of columbia. they both had about sixty eight and a half percent. the national average is just 91 percent. temperatures are falling around the country... and it might be time to start thinking about winter vacations. las vegas ranked the number one in best warm destinations for winter travel. this comes from a study by personal finance website wallethub. other top destinations to tonight.. an update from oregon on the trial involving cliven bundy's family. but first .. we hop on board a c-c-s-d bus to talk safety.. for the students and all of us driving around them. and an announcement from the u-f-c is not good news for some employees.. why the local company is cutting staff. u-f-c announced it will lay off nearly 15 percent of its staff today. the mixed martial arts company is based out of las vegas. u-f-c says those layoffs take effect today. the company did not go into details on why the layoffs are happening. u-f-c was sold back in july for four billion dollars. the owners pledged to keep u-f-

there's a new teacher at columbia university, and her name is victoria. >> she's like all of us, she talks, bleeds, except she's a robot. >> she has life-like skin, experiencing symptoms like a real human. trainees can run ivs, do surgery on her. she's been helping medical students practice as realistically as possible on all things. take a look. >> it's actually a lot of fun because, you know, we ask our learners to suspend disbelief, to throw themselves into the scenarios. we enjoy working with these high fidelity mannequins. they are very sophisticated, and we're able to, you know, socially do almost everything that you can do in real life with a few limitations. >> some students admit it's a little creepy, a little too life like, but right now, they say it's the best way to learn before moving on to real human patients. >>> so there were real human tiers at one 18-year-old's birthday party. >> a birthday gift 17 years into a making turning into a treasure-trove. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: 17 years ago on her first birthday, the family prepared an intimate time capsul

associated press reports early voting is under way right now in 34 states and here in the district of columbia. new mexico and nevada are the latest to begin launching early voting on saturday leading to big crowds and long lines. check out this video from henderson, nevada. >> i voted for john f. kennedy, so that tells you how many years i have been voting. >> we knew the lines would be long but we were ang xious to ct our vote. >> i think if you have to get out here and vote early and make an example. >> there was a lines once g voting early and often. in nevada hillary clinton up 4.2%. you can vote early there until november 4th. >>> and the biggest battleground state of them all, florida, beginning early voting in some counties tomorrow. all counties will be open for early voting by next saturday. hillary clinton and donald trump are blanketing the state. trump visiting naples, st. augustine, tampa, sanford, near orlando, and there is tallahass -- tallahassee. by the end of the week, most voters will be able to cast their ballots, as you can see, in all but just a handful of states. liz? >> and

developing news right now columbia president january manual santos is noble peace prize winner. he was awarded 2016 peace prize to the colombian president to bring peace to his country despite the fact that the peace deal was voted down in a referendum less than a week ago. >>> speaking of voting, for humans, if you want your opinion to count in the november election, of course, you have to be registered to vote. just five days left to register in pennsylvania, vice-president joe biden visits our area this morning urging citizens to sign up to vote. he will speak to bucks county community college in bristol starting around 11:30 this morning, event is opened to the public. vice-president biden will be campaigning for hillary clinton, of course. >>> senator tim kaine made a surprise campaign stop in philadelphia yesterday, second day in a row and mike you like to call them pop up. >> a pop up campaign stop. >> whatever that was. >> pop up. >> second day in a row vice-presidential can tait was in town. he stopped at spring garden elementary school in north philadelphia and like mi

than new mexico and the district of columbia... a weak system is passing to our north and pushing east. as it does, it'll bring in some breezes to the area this build in by tomorrow afternoon, which will mean a warming is on saturday. and.... here's a look.... at what's coming up..... in tonight's primetime at -8- o'clock... it's "the middle".... it's "fresh off the boat"... "the real o-neals" at 9:30.... followed by... "agents of shield" at -10-... and... we will see you tonight... for action news... live at -11-... that's our news for now.. but stay with us for abc's world news tonight up next.. and remember.. we're always on at ktnv.com and our free mobile app. we'll see you back here.... in - 30- minutes... for action news.. live at 6. wayne newton going to debate tomorrow it's hard to make the past dissappear, but danny tarkanian is trying. he'd rather you forget about all of his failed runs for congress, senate, and secretary of state. ...and the shady record that killed his chances every time. the property taxes tarkanian sk

bay times since 2005 and previously papers in ther florida, also in alabama, louisiana and new mexico. columbia university, masters there and master library of science, university of south florida. angie drobnic holan, editor of next call fromes carl, who is in kansas city, missouri, clinton supporter. hey, carl. caller: hello. to fact check an assertion that hillary made. hillary, but she said trump was buying chinese steel or his construction projects and i read that, too, and also i so he had a shell company that it wouldn't be obvious where he was getting his steel. he other thing i want to talk bout, i'm 72 years old, 82-nd airborne veteran from when kennedy was in there and i shake fear when i think if i would have been in there with trump in power. have started world war iii, we were loaded on the to cuba. go the other question on fact hecking that i have, is trump financing his own campaign, is that a reasonable true statement? i hear he's putting everything on credit and then charging the people who ed contribute to his campaign and he's paying himself back. the other thing i -- i'd li

in columbia heights, marinaa maracco, fox5 new. > metro riders can commute their commute on the read linene safetrack 10 it payings the system's busiest line. trains will not run betweeneen forth to the and and moment gallaudet. brooklyn and road avenue islandn stops will be closed during the repair work which lasts until november 20t22. erin comb owe will beno tracking the latest delays and metros and on the roads starting at 46789. 25 martin decare owe, you just sawt him there he will be back in the 7:00 to talk about the proposeds changes that metro wants to make to balance the budget. let's take a deep cleansing breath right now and look back a on thend day. of course it's now the morning, 126789. 07 on halloween morning. a live look. it didn't feel like summer lasted long because temperatures started moving down once the rain moved in. gwen, as we talk about the looking like today.g li >> we have ake thumb's up for al the trick or treats. we don't want them to have to put coats on over those wonderful costumes.wo we're giving younder a spooky ct out there. we're going to have ju

columbia university. that is at 11:30 in new york, 4:30 p.m. london time. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london, i'm mark barton. time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. london's high court will issue a ruling of a $1.2 billion lawsuit against goldman sachs tomorrow. that is according to a statement on the website of the london court. fundrs for the $16 billion said it -- arguments that goldman crossed the line and establish personal relationships the officials during gaddafi regime. associated press reports say a new york firm won the right to deploy skill-based slot machines in atlantic city. the machines are aiming at grewcting millennials who up playing video games. the u.s. is demanding a resolution of its insider-trading case against leon cooperman include a temporary suspension from the hedge fund industry. people according to familiar with the matter who say the sec before suing the billionaire last much pushed him on a deal it would have required he pay $8 million in penalti

columbia. come election day.we just received figures from a brand new... arizona republic -- morrison -- cronkite news poll the polls shows sheriff arpaio is trailing democratic challenger paul penzone by nearly 15 pointsit also shows one in five voters remain undecided in the sheriff's race. once again today.... presidential politics will invade the valley.first lady michelle obama will be rallying up support for hillary clinton..team 12's jen are you in the christmas spirit yet?we are only 65 days away from opening up presents. and this morning... a giant symbol of the season is about to arrive.team 12's jolly elf... bryan west... is live ( toss to the morning juice( toss to the ( toss to the ( toss to the morning juice) halloween is less than two weeks away... and not all candy is created equal.in your every state.best for every state.so apparently... some 40- thousand people were surveyed. the candy that pulled the highest total number of votes was the reese's peanut butter cupother big vote getters were kit kat and butterfinger. arizona... was the onl

conferences, weekly we have several breast conferences where we talk about all of the new breast cancer diagnosises at columbia st. mary's. all of the experts are there. we even have support staff, physical therapists, social workers, counselors and the like. we all develop a plan for our patient and we see them in clinic and they meet with all of the doctors eve us go to them. they don't go from point a to point b to point c. they sit in a room and we all go to them. over a two hour period women will meet their specialist, meet their support staff and will develop a plan. there may be more things we need to find out about cancer, but usually they have a plan when they leave us. >> i think that team approach is so important. are there other symptoms women can beware of besides finding a lump? >> the lump is the most common and interestingly you made a self-examination, that is becoming less recommended. >> really? >> what is really important though is a woman should know her breasts. that sounds kind of odd to say that, but, if you know what your breast texture is like, you know just how your breast feels you

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. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, the nobel peace-prize is awarded to columbia's president and the damaged train that slammed into hoboken terminal is removed from the station. and meteorologist, melissa magee, is back with the seven-day forecast from accuweather. when "action news" at noon continues in just a moment. i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. priorities usa action is responsible do you own a plane? do you own a bank? pat toomey owned both. but it's the fact that toomey owns a seat in the u.s. senate that should really concern us. while on the senate banking committee, pat toomey voted to rewrite rules to help bankers like him ...and he tried to eliminate protections put

news said, than i do about what doctor to go to. how you get deductible care? millenials say you want to send me to that surgeon? i will investigate it. liz: a great doctor at columbiain new york, we need to wane doctors and patients off multiple tests. there are patients who get four stress echoes a year because it makes them feel better. somebody is paying for that. it becomes overly expensive. is that part of the problem here? how do you get the entire nation to get off some tests. >> that is a huge part of the problem. there is a great quote. hard to get somebody to do something when their salary depends on them not doing it. liz: okay. putting it on doctors then? >> the doctors and the patients but here's the point. once you start having it be your money and not other people's money, if you give your daughter or son credit card say it is unlimited that is one thing. if the limit is $100, that is different thing. doing right procedure for the right patient at the right time, being incentivized for that is very different than saying do three mris you get paid right money. liz: have candidate listened to you? >> i spoke with both representatives of both campaigns.

. >>> new data tonight confirms what many of researchers at columbia university say we have no one to blame but ourselves. their study claims, climate control -- if we break it down for you by the acreage burned you can clearly see that increase since the 1980s right here in arizona. and looking at the number of wildfires in our state shows that increase too. es pearly pearl -- especially in the last decade. have made things worse. phoenix at 97 degrees today. about 6 degrees above normal and the latest outlook shows above normal temperatures are likely through the end of the year. i'll track out the latest for you on your seven day forecast in just minutes. >>> crimes caught in the act but it's someone else paying the price. >>> plus the new way to know your neighbors and who they're voting for without asking. >>> later on, see what happens when two i'm no marketing guru... but this guy is. he's from madison avenue. he likes to say things like... raised without antibiotics. that's a phrase he invented to make chicken sound safer. and it doesn't mean much because, by federal law, all

the new study from the university of idaho and columbia university says this destructive trend is expected to last decade. >>> they need new tools to fight fires and phoenix fire will be getting them thanks to city foundation. that's on top of the money awarded to help firefighters. >>> officials say there is damage estimated in the millions but as far as the next space launch there shouldn't be much of a delay. that next launch scheduled for next month. >>> and we launch a brand new weather satellite called gosr. at the time lapse throughout the day today lots of sunshine here in phoenix. no clouds in sight, we made it up to 97 which is about 6 degrees above average for us. our low this morning at 70 and it does look like things will be cooler as we head into tomorrow. 92 out there now. humidity at 14%. wind are coming out of the north-northwest at 7 miles per hour. they'll stay less than 10 throughout the evening. 85 at 8:00 and down to 82 overnight, 68 here in valley. tpwor -- gorgeous night for all of us. we warm up to 94 degrees. still above average but a little bit cooler than what w

columbia. apple unveiled its first new macbook pro in four years. years.there will be 13 and 15 inch versions..both will have a new display called a'touch bar' at the top of the keyboard.the new macbook pro is said to have better graphics, a flatter keyboard, a slimmer body and larger trackpad.they start at 15- hundred dollars. walmart says it will deploy an army of so-called holiday helpers.with black friday approaching, the retail giant is employees to ease the stress of holiday shopping.walmart says holiday helpers will assist customers in finding shorter checkout lines and open registers starting november fourth.they'll even quickly grab items that customers may have forgotten signature chefs making signature dishes... all to raise money for a good cause. cause.tonight was march of dimes' annual 'signature chefs' auction featuring 8 chefs from milwaukee area restaurants.besides the great food, there were auctions, raffles, and opportunties to promoting awareness about premature baby births, which affects one in every 10 babies. 17:27:03-11these