year. news 3's john tranor is at the student union where they watched the debate at unlv. atmosphere is like. the crowd is still here and here for one reason. maybe the most famous undeeded voter -- undecided voter is ken bone and working the late night circuit right now. that's why these kids, students, faculty are still out here. they took this debate seriously. we you can tad to some hillary clinton supporters and trump supporters and even a few undecided and you can tad to them. w >> it was good enough. >> did she do a good job? >> yes especially on her opening statement and her stance on abortion, she definitely persuaded the middle. >> reporter: you thought president clinton won? >> yes. >> what would he have had to do in this debate? >> it will probably be one of the things is talk better about women. >> reporter: right now you mentioned it was a more reserved debate. for after the first and second debate and it didn't get as personal and it may have gotten fiery. students like that. they like hearing about policy and they want to make an informed decision. it is a

announcement comes about a year after the german automaker admitted it installed software on its diesel cars to cheat on emission tests. volkswagen is also rolling out a new seven- passenger s-u-v which will be available in the spring. to spend more on halloween candy this year than you have in the past four years. a new report from i-h-s global insights predicts americans will spend nearly four billion dollars.. or about 30 dollars per household. the report suggests if you want to get a good deal on sweets.. hold out until tomorrow. beautiful weather on the boardwalk here in historic john's pass village on madiera beach. lot's of fresh gulf seafood, live music and much more....sunday was the final day of the john's pass seafood festival. this is going to make a lot of you happy this morning. stars of the downton abby t-v series are hoping for a green light on the movie version. laura carmichael played lady edith. she says the script is ready but the cast is still waiting. a live look from mother in-law with a keen sense of smell... glad bag, full of trash. what happens next? nothing. only glad has febreze to neutralize odors for 5 days. guaranteed. even the most perceptive

s last year ... than ever before.a new report from the c-d-c reveals chlamydia was the most common s-t-d in 2015 ... affecting one-point-five million people. experts say reduced funding has caused many free clinics to close ... leaving fewer places for people to go for advice and treatment. the more time your kids spend using their digital devices ... the less likely a brown university study found kids who spent two to four hours a day on digital media ... had 23-percent lower odds of finishing their homework ... compared to those who spent less than two hours a day. although social media can be a great way to share the successes of our children -- parents need to be careful about including too much information. researchers at the university of florida remind parents to protect their child's online identity by knowing the privacy your children's feelings before posting about them. their digital identity will follow them through college and as they enter the job market.so if you post something this cute... just be careful next on 12 today.... bad boys whatcha going to do.when a suspect tries to run..

may it as you can see into the mid 70's in many spots, upper 70's in some locations, and northern new hampshire stuck in the upper 60's. year, upper 60's, way above average for northern new hampshire. a look at the skies out there with some clouds passing on through the manchester area. temperatures are fall a couple of degrees down to 74 right now. and there's a look at your current temperatures around the region. as you can see, still hanging onto temperatures way above average and there is more to come over the next couple of days. we are not done with temperatures like this just yet. in terms of comparing yesterday to today a today. this is how many degrees warmer, we are right now to yesterday at this exact same time. so the trend continues. it levels off a little the next couple days, but there may be a day or two in there, either tomorrow or wednesday, where you get a couple of degrees warmer than what you saw today. winds coming the out of the ocean in the seacoast region, but everywhere else coming in out of the southwest and that's been warming us up. 89 from back in 1947. so obviously we didn't break that record.

year- old janice folds was killed instantly. the freak accident has horrified the community. news channel 8's ryan hughes is live at the polk county sheriff's office. ryan, sheriff grady judd explained that the driver was explained that the driver was drunk at the time? >> reporter: gayle, good morning. the sheriff said this act has caused a lot of grief. listen. >> ryan talent, with his recklessness, changed the life of this beautiful family forever. and through the criminal justice system, we plan to change ryan talent's life. >> reporter: this is video of ryan talent as he was booked into jail. the sheriff went on to say his pickup truck flew off janice and her husband, the reverend ryan fold, had just woken up when the truck plowed through the home, ending up through two rooms. the reverend watched as the truck was pulled from the home. talent tried to leave the crash of the scene after the crash but neighbors stopped him. in the past, he has been arrested for grand theft and dui charges. the folds were married for 53 thank you, ryan. >>> well, west wild hogs, the man accused of kidnappin

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c-c-s-d announced the very first marzano academy opening next fall....in northeast las vegas. it is currently under construction, one of six new c-c-s-d schools to open next year. marzano academy will be the 12th magnet school the district has opened. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> and the clark county school district now says more students will don their cap and gown this year. district leaders say the graduation rate increased bt 2= point- 6 percent... this year.. now up to 74- percent of the class will receive their diploma. ccsd says it's gone up 15- percent in just the past 5 years. 20-16 is the district's largest graduating class... with more than 17-h ((dr. mike barton, chief student achievement officer: "i think i'm proud of the people within the clark county school district, i'm proud of the students as well, that really, if they had at-risk obstacles on their shoulders, they still came to school, they studied, they succeeded." )) ((brian loftus)) >> the results were read at chaparral high school... because that school alone saw a 14- percent increase in its graduation rate. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> today, north las vegas is expected to make a historic anno

years old. she has asperinger's so she is very friendly. >>> he is now facing new s in police say a 27-year-old woman has come forward identifyinging mateo as the man that tried to rape her in may in lawrence. >>> a young man that is obviously enticing women. >> anchor: do you have anything to say at all? mateo's family left the courthouse without comment. while extra police in place outside the school so everyone feels a little safer. >>> a guy has to be out of his mine, you know? to do something like tha >> anchor: police aren't ruling out the possibility that mateo could be facing a additional charges. for now he is being held without bail tonight and he returns to court for a dangerousness hearing next month. live in lawrence, steve cooper, 7 news. if 7 news now turning to your forecast. beautiful fall day today, wasn't it? but a soggy start to the weekend. showers moving through now. let's check in with our chief meteorologist jeremy reiner. >> anchor: yes, we are tracking pennsylvania heading for new england late tonight and through the day tomorrow. the city of boston lighter rain, the s

an 18-year-old woman died. news 4's meagan fitzgerald is live at the scene. meagan, what are witnesses telling you about what >> reporter: chris, we talked to several different witnesses. they didn't want to go on camera but say they heard several gunshots last night. they heard screaming and then when they looked outside, they saw a car parked in this area here, two people were shot. we're learning now that the 18-year-old girl was a student at prince george's county community college and that she was a girl who enjoyed helping others. before the forensics team and homicide detectives arrived, neighbors live around prince 2:00 this morning. >> i was actually in my bed and i heard four shots. >> reporter: and then screams. before this woman could call the 9 the 9 the the 11, police were already on scene. 18-year-old allyssa banks and a man were shot in this parked car blocks away from the home. both victims were rushed to the hospital. officers say allyssa didn't for a suspect. so they're asking anyone with information about the shooting to contact the prince

years. years.a new report from "i-h-s global insights" predicts americans will billion dollars - or about 30 dollars per household.the report get a good deal on the sweets - hold out until the day after halloween. if candy isn't your thing - this halloween isn't just about trick or treating. fast food chains are offering some good deals. chipotle is giving out 3 dollar boo-ritors and salad bowls if you come in costume. krispy kreme is giving trick or treaters free free scary face pancake at ihop.// justin has a final look at your cbs 2 weather first forecast next...but first here's a look at today's market. >>> it is kind of a cloudy day out there as we take a live look outside. a little sunshine trying to break through from time to time. we are still in the 50s in cedar rapids. iowa city at 55. waterloo is 55 here is the rest of the day details. we will jump into 60s in the next few hours. 63 tonight at 9:00. plenty of cloud cover. today low 60s in the north mid- to upper 60s in the south, breezy, mild trick or treat forecast for you. low 60s 60s tonight as the i was in the fbi for twenty-f

news today. american singer song writer bob dylan has been awarded the 2016 nobel prize for literature. the 75 year old rock legendr bb s been award received the prize for quoted ti having created new poetic expressions within the great american song tradition.ze f d new poetic he is best known for his songsos like blowing in the wind and the times they are a changing whichc became anthems of the antiwarh and civil rights movements. the nobel, one of the world'sths most prestigious awards comes with a prize of just over $900 thousand. prize nice price.e. a legendary rock legend. nobody nicece happier than ourr 5:00 producer chris.ri congratulations chris.hris and bob. let's check in with a.j. colby.. aj good morning. c good morning guys.ys we're in streetsboro and streetsboro middle school and we're livewe're an with apparene art class.ntly the future is very disturbed that they have missed maybe nott these guys are very happy thaty they have aren't you i can tell there are a lot of smiles here. we've got some i'm not. here's a look what's happen a few breaks in the overcast developing way now. and you can seev some of

. >>> walmart hiked the salaries to entry level managers from $45,000 a year to $48,000 s a year. the newe for overtime which will take effect in december will require employers to pay overtime to salaried workers earning less than $47,500 a year which is double the current threshold. the new hikes will shield walmart from those additional costs. >>> amazon is launching a paid music service that will cost $8 per month or $80 for the year for prime members. non-prime members will pay $10 a month, echo owners will pay $4. amazon already has prime music but that only has about 2 million songs. the e-commerce giant says the new service has tens of millions of tunes. >>> now to today's top trending stories. looks like there will be one less clown on the streets this halloween. mcdonald's announcing plans to limit public appearance of its mascot, ronald mcdonald. the decision comings as neighborhoods across the u.s. are on edge after a series of scares involving people dressed as clowns. the sightings are terrorizing children and authorities are taking it very seriously. probably for the best.

examine the health earlier this year, two other lawsuits ended in jury verdicts worth a combined 127 million dollars. a new environmental report warns that since the 19-70's -- roughly half of all the wildlife on earth has disappeared. and, by the year 2020...some two- thirds of the wild animals on the planet could be gone. these - just some of the findings in a new environmental report...by the zoological society of london and the world wildlife federation. the study finds from 19-70 through 20-12... global p mammals, amphibians and reptiles fell by some 58-percent on average. the report also warns human activity is largely to blame.. toss to rob toss to rob warming up today with a strong wind from the south and southwest. that will help us this afternoon. we warm further on saturday with highs in the mid 60s we stay dry today and most of saturday but a few showers are possible by late saturday into saturday night but we dry up again for sunday. behind the cold front on sunday, temperatures fall into the low 50s for highs but we warm right back up again with 60s likely monday through thursday. early next week looks mostly dry but we could see showers by

new sides d.c.. we have been planning this museum, we have been studying what are our neighborhoods like? what was our neighborhood like 100 years ago, 200 years ago. in the 1790's it was all plantations. our first capitals were new york and philadelphia. there were african-americans living on that land. years ago,eading andng to learn about d.c., across from where it would be in 1830's, there were slave pens. that got my attention. unveil two new signs in d.c. -- one on slavery in d.c., and there are no signs currently talking about slavery in d.c. unless there is one in the pearl on the river -- heause when lincoln came, could see the slave pens from his office and he wrote about it. so we have the link", what it looked like to him. sidehen we have a second and we took from solomon northrup's own riding, the description of williams' private jail where he was captured and we are using images from in 1836 broad side -- slave market of america. so, we have to bring this history to light and we have to continue -- those of you working on your dissertations know there is more research to be done to find out the history of our places. [applause] did you have a quest

years. good news the partying has been mostly problem free. they made only s 30,000. those who were arrested were obstructed for disorderly conduct and other misdemeanors. the cubs haven't been to the world series for 71 years. coming up the shock of a lifetime. meet the teenager who woke up from a coma speaking only a foreign luggage that he never russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. vo: keep them working... that's senator ron johnson's plan for seniors. he supports privatizing social security and wants to raise the retirement age so seniors have to keep working until they're seventy. he also has a plan for medicare... turn it into a voucher program and add means testing -- so seniors pay more out of pocket or are left without coverage altogether. but wisconsin seniors know that in washington, ron johnson isn't working... for them. >> 13 people have been killed in a crash involving a tour bus and crash happened. the bus was returning from los angeles to a casino. eight people were injured when a car plowed into a church in miami while a service

>> i'm focusing on getting to meet people in new hampshire and listening to them, talking to them about my record. >> repor s year. trying not to alienate the conservatives who dominate new hampshire'. party. >> i cannot in good conscience continue to support donald trump. they are trying to fend off >> i have been willing to criticize. >> reporter: senator pat toomey in pennsylvania where democrats are running this ad. >> toomey and trump are wrong for the women of pennsylvania. >> reporter: here in new hampshire, ayotte's opponent is questioning why she waited so long. >> she stood with him through most of the last year, supporting him repeatedly when asked whether she thought he ul >> reporter: and the democratic party's top surrogates like vice president joe biden and first lady michelle obama are coming out in force for the two-term governor. >> your fabulous governor, your next u.s. senator, maggie hassan! >> reporter: now most polls show that this race is still a tossup and both sides expect it to stay that way through the election. to drive the conversation away from trump, ayotte and other republicans ar

news. veronica: last year we had 80's in november, 70 boston december. get ready for boots, tights, [laughter] eileen: many of you want to know when it's going to arrive. we have nine hours of dry weather conditions. here's the rain associated with the front. it will take quite a while until we get the rain this afternoon. a dry morning rush, a warm look at that, even a bit oth our weatherbug stations across the area, 67 degrees at hyattsville. it is very mild this morning. it will be another mild day. climbing into the 70's, dry to lunchtime. by 3:00 that's when the showers start to arrive. look at what happens by 7:00. dropping down to 54. have the umbrella handy. then the wind starts to pick up with temperatures dropping how chilly and windy it will be for your saturday. however think looking on the roads, julie? julie: not too bad. now what dealing with is a bit of a slowdown on north 95 out of newington. for those headed back up towards the beltway right now, as the occoquan, a 38 minute ride northbound on interstate 95. gr a moving. fair oaks comin

s-u-v at 71st avenue and broadway in phoenix. live pictures here from our penguin air and plumbing news chopper. a 16 year old that was inside the s-u-v was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. there were no the crash happened. we're working to get new information and will bring you updates throughout the morning. a baby boy is dead after being left inside a hot car for hours in peoria.the two caretakers-- jose garcia and monique avila- are in jail this morning charged with felony child abuse. they are not the child's parents... one is the boy's uncle, the other, the uncle's girlfriend. investigators say the child was left in the car in the parking lot of an apartment peoria.witnesses tell cbs5 the infant was pulled out of the car and taken to an apartment where a neighbor tried to perform cpr... but the child was already dead.let's check in with marcy for a look at your traffic. 3 thanks for watching cbs 5, i'm thanks for watching cbs 5, i'm sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school in massachusetts. a boarding school rife with abuse. a lot of things went down that probably shouldn't ha

. >>> the signature new year's eve stable might get its home. ant acorn s moved from mars uare ahead of the renovations for the park and of the main base for a 10 foot tall 1230 sculure was too big. crews will try again 8:00 to it will drop the acorn at midnight on new year's eve. >>> the impact of massive flooding after hurricane matthew is especiallcausing pain for those without flood insurance. stafsergea as the effort to remodel james jackson home. he for the last two weeks with a 3 feet of water entered his and purchase carpet and furniture and it will not cost him a dime. of gofundme page specific to help the project. go to wncn.com for more. >>> flooding issues in the area from hurricane matthew will last for several more days. >> we have never seen in >> officials continue to deal with the aftermath left by hurricane matthew. one of the areas of the hardest . >> the lumber river receding and parts of the county are underwater. >>> hurricane matthew is a nightmare that will not end we are in lumberton you can see how much water they are dealing with.

news at 10. flooding in recent years could have the u-s army corps of engineers going back to the drawing board. we'll tell you why it's thinking about taking a second look at how it manages a lake in may soon take a second look at how it manages the levels of coralville lake. kcrg t-v nine's mark carlson is live in iowa city tonight. mark, this has become a point of frustration for officials down there? yes, this has been talked about for years... and it's really become a back-and- forth between the u-s army corp of engineers and the local officials. at issue is how high to keep the lake at what time of year. the current plan was drawn up in the mid-90's. local officials say they thi leading to more flooding during recently wet springs and summers. "i've been doing flood work since 1993 when i worked for congressman jim leach, i am sick and tired of talking about corps plans, it is 20 years out of date and it's way past time to get something done." johnson county emergency management officials say they feel talks are really going well, and that the corps is ready study the lake and of the corps

new york's giving an encore performance to fans who couldn't get it. call it throwback thursday. gaga told gma it's wherehe s first performed in new york when she was just 15 years old. >> it was so aam.zzng such a throwback experience. >> the gig was part of her tour promoting the release of her fourth solo album. >> joanne being her late aunt. alleady number one on the itunes chart. >>> something else, michael buble. it's been quite a year of major moments for him. just a few months ago, he underwent career threatening vocal chord surgery. >> people probably think about me in the way they see mm, like now in a tie, makeup on, my hair looks good. but they don't think about the fact that i smell like pee and puke most of my days. there is a portion of the >> nobody but michael could hav& delivered this greatest dad ever moment for his boys noah and eli. >> now i'm talking to you on entertainment tonight. none of it meant half as muuh as this meant to me. >> we have spider mann captain america. >> now you're officially a cool dad. >> michael's new album drrps oo today. pretty amazing considering michael had vocal chord surgery in june. >> does it is sound like it

year. 's attorneys want six years or less. >>> brand-new information on a crash. it shut down this area four hours. an elderly woman in a chevy van rear-ended a motorcyclist at a red light and smashed into another minivan pick the biker is in critical condition. elderly woman driving erratically before that crash. >>> hours from now contractors in the southeast valley will be part of a summary suspension after a roof collapsed on a church that was under construction. we showed you this video. the church collapsed, injuring several workers. arizona registrar of contractors said the framing of the church had been subcontracted to an unlicensed entity. they also found seven other starts at 1:00. >>> it's tough to forget these images. underwater after terrible flooding last july in wickenburg. last year, today the homes in the path will be demolished pick the homeowners are part of a voluntary buyout. once the properties are cleared the town takes ownership of the area. it's too dangerous to rebuild right there in case of future >>> let's talk donald trump. his rival,

news. >>> developing now, a mother is murdered with her 3-year-old child feet away. police arrested the woman's ex- boyfriend and his new girlfriend in connection with that crime. cbs4's matt kroschel live in this is the county's first homicide of the year. >> reporter: and prosecutors tell us that they will be able to prove that this was premeditated. this entire murder was planned out days in advance. that mother gunned down inside her apartment, as her 3-year- old stood just feet away. within the last several hours, a gun that police believe was used in this murder was pulled from the waters here, the roaring fork river. investigators say the suspect dumped it here. >> this is a very troubling case. >> reporter: fingerprint dust and crime tape cover this door days after the young mother who lived here was shot. >> the worst of the worst happened. >> reporter: investigators say 28-year-old blanco juarez solace was shot three times in the face hand and chest. inside this apartment south glenwood springs last friday. >> we do have a lot of evidence. there's still an investigation ongoing. fired those deadly shots behind bars now. gustavo olivia telles is the victims e

year record. that's got news. the bad news syear record. >> right. >> the longer you're in office and the more you try don things you're going to have people that like what you do and don't like what do you. that's the problems with hillary but tonight she's going to shine. this is her format. i think shell communicate with the people in the audience. these are undecided voters. i'm not sure donald will be able to handle the questions tonight because he hasn't been preparing. i mean they've been distracted with this. i mean how can you not be distracted? you have mostly all of the former nominees for president republican party have jumped ship. john mccain is a war hero whether donald thinks it or not. i admire john mccain personally. >> when he said he's not voting for him he won't vote for hillary, he is going to name conservative that will give a lot of people pause. this man is highly respected on both sides of the aisle. >> he still has lot of support. >> donald trump has lot of support. i don't care what anybody says. look

know her name, but someone reported that there was a lady who came to a performance on new years eve in the '30's, they thought that she might be the presence over in the hanna. (footsteps) one of our former employees used to go in there every day, and she'd heard about the ghost, and she would say as she put her key in the door to turn on the lights to the theater, "please, if there's a ghost here, don't show yourself to me "because i love my job so much "that i will quit if i see you." so she never saw her, and then one day, people came to pick up tickets with her, and the lady said to her, l, supposedly there is." she says, "well i'm a psychic, and the ghost is here now, "and has a message for you. "she knows you love your job, "and this is not just a job to you, "so she will never show herself to you "because she doesn't want you to quit." and so that, to her, was notice that the ghost had received her suggestion and was not going to appear to her. (dark music) the ghost light goes back to the 1800's, you can't whistle in the dressing rooms, you can't say, "good luck," you have to say, "break

years. >> reported by news s outlets. >> from around the country, 50 states and they found 200 cases. so, does it ever happen? okay. occasionally it does happen, but it doesn't happen on a national scale. >> doesn't affect the outcome. >> it would affect the outcome. >> when it happens it's usually not the kind of voter fraud that people imagine when they think of what happens when somebody steals an election. not people in a county courthouse stuffing ballots in a box and me showing up, hi, i'm chris cuomo. i'm here to vote. people voting in a jurisdiction where they're no longer technically registered or they're in a primary where they're not supposed to be voting in a primary. each of those infractions is something authorities ought to be looking at. no indication that there is a systemic problem with voting in this country. i spoke to the ohio secretary of state yesterday who is a republican who says we're trying hard to run a fair election here and this kind of talk just it takes time away from doing our actual and difficult jobs. >> alex, jackie, thank you. >>> in other news, fe

s. this time of year, you can have a cooldown that brings your >> we will take the new on wisn 50's. 12 news tonight at 10:00: a new wine store opening in brookfield wants to serve alcohol more like a restaurant or tavern. the dilemma for city leaders and how they say the wrong decision could hurt the city's growth. and wikileaks releases more emails it says were hacked from hillary clinton's campaign. the tech titans they say were considered for her running mate, tonight at 10:00. >> coming up. they helped dorothy get home in the wizard of oz. >> tonight, those famous ruby the fundraiser for the piece of movie history. new tonight on 12. the nominees are out for this year's rock and roll hall of ? >> pearl jam and the late tupac shakur are two of the 9 first time acts on the ballot. there are 19 acts in all, including depeche mode, elo, and joan baez. save the ruby red slippers. >> that's the goal of a new campaign. the smithsonian institute needs $300,000 to restore dorothy's famous slippers from the wizard of oz. the shoes are one of several sets worn by judy garland in the 1939 film

investigators tell us 76-year- old janice folds was killed instantly. news channel 8's ryan hughes is live at the polk county sheriff's office. ryan, sheriff grady juddic explained that the driver was drunk at the time -- judd explained that the driver was drunk at the time? >> reporter: gayle, good morning. the sheriff said this act has caused a lot of grief. listen. >> ryan talent, with his recklessness, changed the life of this beautiful family forever. and through the criminal justice system, change ryan talent's life. >> reporter: this is video of ryan talent as he was booked into jail. the sheriff went on to say his pickup truck flew off fitzgerald road and slammed into the home. janice and her husband, the reverend ryan fold, had just woken up when the truck plowed through the home, ending up through two rooms. the reverend watched as the truck was pulled from the home. of the scene after the crash but neighbors stopped him. in the past, he has been arrested for grand theft and dui charges. the folds were married for 53 years. >> gosh, what a sad, sad story. than

. >>> new information tonight in that horrific shooting where a five-year-old was caught in the crossfire of a shooting at a barbershop. 's a story we broke on news 5 at 11:00. this happened at west 59th exchanged. witnesses say a third man might be involved. earlier in the night a man went into the barbershop for a haircut. later that same guy came back and left with the would-be robbers. the man was apparently shot and went to metro health to be treated. tonight the search is on for those men. as for the five-year-old we're told he was shot in the foot and he is expected to be okay. frank. >> hoping for a speedy recovery. >>> take a look at this. north carolina. so far that powerful storm is blamed for 30 deaths in the united states, with 20 in north carolina alone. the federal government declared disasters in a third of the state's 100 counties. many people without power and clean water, and in many cases, they've lost everything. >> there are people really, really hurt, and sadly, the poorest of the poor in north carolina are the ones who are being hurt the most by these floods. >> no, they don't. and for many it is o

england," what's cooking is hoping to celebrate the jewish new year >> nicole: it is jewish new year. rosh hashanah starts tomorrow night, and 7's sarah french has a recipe that will make you jewish new year. it's today's "what's cooking." >> sarah: the sound of the ram's horn will be heard far and wide starting sunday night. that's when the jewish new year, >> wake up our soul. >> sarah: the rabbi of chestnut hill is getting ready. >> rosh hashanah literally translates to "head of the year." >> sarah: they'll be welcoming year 5,777. and each year the foods on rosh hashanah are always sweet and abundant, like this holiday bread. >> at rosh hashanah we make halla, the cycle of life, the start of the year. source. >> sarah: so let's get cooking. >> the first thing we do is put in two and a quarter teaspoons of meat and a cup of raw water. >> sarah: let it sit for 15 minutes, then add honey, vegetable oil, egg and kosher salt. >> give that a quick mix. then we can start with our flour. now the flour you have to add a little at a time. >> sarah: and start mixing. >> a little more flour. okay. there we go. >> sarah: once fully mixed

years. years.a new report from "i-h-s global insights" predicts americans will spend nearly 4- billion dollars - or about 30 dollars per household.the report suggests if get a good deal on the sweets - hold out until the day after halloween. americans using obamacare may have fewer health insurance choices next year. year.an associated press analysis found - people in about a third of u-s counties will have only one insurer next year.under "the affordable care act" - the country's un-insured rate has dropped to historic lows.but several big insurers say big them to scale back. it's right now it's degrees in coming up - we hit the road one last time - a few hours it's monday and we are back on the highways one last time to show you some of the best weekend getaways in the midwest. this morning cbs-2 news anchor matt hammill wraps up our october octoberroad trippin' sploooooosh. "(( prettiest shot bridge.. under trees ?)) some people come for the beautiful bridgesof madison county (( dissolves please )) ((john wayne bronze and museum )) others for the movie star memories of john wayne ((dissolve

s 1986 a lot has changed at mcdonald's,' the food and prices. remained the same, paul voss celebrates his 30th anniversary in mcdonald's began his career when he was 24 years old. 19 news at six family places people with down syndromee. 's family says that they do not discriminate and will always be grateful. most people think of christmas cookies. >> we love beer. there is more on the line in th world series than the championship.. are also bragging for pizza bragging rights,s, the competin against chicago pizza plc raise money for charity, they will donate $1 for every cleveland pizza that they sell to the s cleveland clinic children's hospital, the one that sells the mouse will when. >> who ever lose the series, ha to come here. they will work for me for one day. i work hard, i need a day off, to give me the day off, if it goes the other way then i go to chicago to give them one day of but not counting on that. helped raise between five and $10,000, you can do your part b stopping by their location to order the cleveland pizza. now that you have pizza is going to need something to drink. >> great lakes brewing company has the aain annual batch of favorite among beer

. >>> coming up, donald trump apologizes for lewd comments from years ago that stirred new questions about the republican nominee. nbc10's monique braxton is following all of the developments. monique? >> reporter: hi, rosemary, he made the comments in 2005. this morning we have reaction from his opponent and others who want to win office. >>> all eyes on the coast. hurricane matthew is pushing a massive amount of rain with storm surge and high winds. plus we have details on the neighborhood forecast. >>> when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. i said it. i was wrong and i apologize. >> political bombshell, donald trump apologizes for comments about women captured on tape years ago as he vows to still participate at tomorrow night's debate. reaction from both sides of the aisle. >>> still on the march after raking up the florida shoreline, hurricane matthew is plowing up the coast bringing wind, rain and flooding to georgia and south carolina. the eye could make landfall later this morning. >>> and matthew could effect our weather. here's a live look at center city. breezy out there. we could see sho

karena virginia appeared in aeai news conference with famedh me attorney gloria allred.ria al. virginia says she was 27 years s old when trump groped her as she was waiting for a car outside the u.s. open tennis tni tournament in new york. virginia says she's speakingspen out now to stand in solidarity y with trump's other accusers.us >> i was i flinched. flinche don't you know who i am? don't you know who i am? a that's what he said to me. >> virginia says she has no plans to sue trump over ther incident. >> in an interview with fox5ox news today, former marylandand governor martin o'malley whoho challenged hillary clinton forlr the democratic presidentialside nomination says he, too, is accepting the results of theesto upcoming election if he loses. l >> given the russian influencelu in this race, i'm veryer concerned that perhaps donald ps trump might know things that tha we don't know about russia r interfering with electionh eleco returns on election night. nig i don't believe that it'sn't possible forbe them to hack into voting machines but i doachis bu believe that there is a real risk that we face of e

but sending a new senator who puts your priorities ahead of special interests 's why i approve this message. >>> a young mother of three outside of denver was found dead after a new year's eve party from a gunshot wound to her head. investigators ruled it a suicide at the time but ashley's family was convinced she was murdered. a tip to a local reporter then turned this case upside down. "48 at the evidence. [ screaming ] >> reporter: it was just minutes into 2012 when tom fallace called 911 to report the shooting of his wife ashley, but ashley's mother jenna fox never believed that it was ashley who pulled the trigger. to see your kid laying in a bed with a bullet hole through them. he shot her. i know he shot her. >> i did not shoot my wife! >> reporter: just hours before, the family had all been together for a new year's eve party. >> there was a lot of laughter going on. they were having fun. >> reporter: but according to ashley's adoptive father, tom and ashley had an argument as the party was winding down. >> we are the last ones to see tom fallace in a fit of rage. >> reporter: just minutes after ashley's parents left, tom and ashley were in that their bedroom. t

year-old man in his home. it was in the west part of the valley off vegas drive and rainbow. that's where we find news 3's antonio castelan with that man's frightening ordeal. antonio? >> reporter: reed, the 83-year-old who was robbed inside his home hopes the four thieves behind the break-in are caught soon. he fears they could do it again. >> i don't know they got in and i was like this and i they jumped me from behind. four teenagers breaking into his home off vegas drive and rainbow tuesday night. >> four black youngsters. probably from 18 to 25. >> reporter: police say the teenagers entered through a back window. they ransacked the home. willis says the thieves ended up stealing money, precipitation drugs and his -- prescription drugs and hi car. he can't believe the robbers beat up his dad. >> it is just a shame. my father is 83, a senior, never bothered anybody and this [ bleep ] has to happen to him. >> reporter: willis tells us the home invaders kicked him in the ribs and ooefden tried to stab him. >> one of them had a screw driver. he kept pointing it at me like he was going to stab me. >> repor

news at 10--- he now has ?severe? p-t-s-d... and he's only 11-years-old. years-old. marissa pearson / evan's mom 2;50;20-22 "it was like a game of 'let's knock out evan'. butt to2;51;15-21 "he lost teeth and we got confirmation that his jaw was fractured. and he had a concussion as well" tonight a local family shares their story of ?bullying.?how they're making sure their young son is happy and healthy.... and their warning for other parents--- that's tonight at 10. 3 in our campaign 2016 coverage... donald trump continues to deny a series of sexual assault allegations against him... calling the female accusers- who came forward this week- horrible lia. liars.campaigning in florida yesterday -- the republican nominee also railed against hillary clinton and the media for allegedly working together to de-rail his campaign. news poll out yesterday shows clinton leading trump by seven points nationally. 3 house speaker paul ryan wants to distance himself from his feud with trump. trump. "i would like to take a break from all the mud flinging and the mess that's out there

. >> reed: a 95-year-old world war ii veteran facing eviction after a mis-step by the department of veterans affairs. news 3's antonio castelan sat down with the woman at the center of this controversy. >> reporter: after 12 years, the v.a. discovered they paid a 95-year-old world war ii veteran more than what she was supposed to get. now the glitch has the 95-year-old on the verge of getting kicked out of her retirement home. meet veteran irene miller. >> she's smart. >> reporter: and her dog penny. >> we lived in pittsburgh. we were able to see football and baseball. >> reporter: miller remembers the good times. but these days life is a bit tough. >> $26,000. >> reporter: it's what the veterans affairs office says she owes. >> i started investigating and they told me that they over paid me. >> reporter: miller found out since 2004 the v.a. was paying her a little more on her pension gave his pension to me which wasn't very much. so i didn't pay any attention to it. $67 every three months. which amounts to, what, about $22 a month? well i didn't think that was enough to tell them about. >> reporter: the v.a.

news... the u-s economy grew at a 2.9 years. reports say the growth is because o a las vegas woman made a strange claim after police say she tried to burn down the las vegas l-g-b-t center. 21-year-old grewndolyn glancey reportedly told a security guard that oprah told her to do it because quote "they need to pay for their sins." glancey was caught trying to light three books on fire at the center saturday night. she was taken to the clark county detention center... after being released from a former n-f-l star darren sharper has been sentenced to as many as -8- years in prison for attempted sexual assault in las vegas! famed civil rights attorney gloria allred was in the courtroom yesterday speaking on behalf the victims. sharper is serving an -18- year prison sentence for drugging and raping as many as -16- women in several cities. time now is x:xx --- victims time now is x:xx --- victims fall prey to a not-so- harmless tweet... flood of calls to 9-1-1. plus the man who destroyed donald trump's star on the walk of fame breaks

the case has been dismissed against the 16 year old charged with the crime.only cbs 58 news was in the courtroom when the proceedings took a turn. turn.cbs 58's amanda porterfield is live with the exclusive update...amanda. and now 16 year old matthew mcmillian is set to return home. mcmillan smiled leaving the courtroom today.his attorney says they knew this may happen this morning because the states only witnesses changed their story.the da asked for a dismissal - there was a recess and the case was dismissed without prejudice. that means - if the state finds evidence tying mcmillan to the case they can reinstate charges. charged with reckless homicide in the death of 14 year old tariq akbar.akbar was at a 4the kf july celebration at the lakefront last year when someone shot him. mcmillan has maintained a not guilty plea the entire time. we did speak to mcmillans father on camera as they were leaving the courtroom today. youll hear from him on the news at 5. amanda porterfield live at milwaukee county courthouse cbs 58 news. involved in the death of a three month old baby found dead over the weekend. weekend.the little girl has been identif

people are the most at risk.it's estimated that about half of the nearly 20 million new s-t-dcases reported every year are from people aged 15 to 24.to address the recent at the c-d-c say a better job of tracking the diseases must be done.they also say people with new diagnoses need better ac reatment.for today's health minute... i'm kim hutcherson 3 coming up --- a staffer at a local nursing home is accused of abusing a patient with dementia. a live report with xt. 3 and after a celebrity ballot- box selfie...election officals raise new concerns about the legality of taking a pictures while you vote. 3 and --- it's game night hamper the bucks home op we've got the scoop on parking..coup. 3 much more news and readyweather.. as the cbs 58 you're looking live outside at a rainy and windy day in southeastern wisconsin. some places have gotten up to two inches of rain during this in fact china lights called off tonight at boerner botanical garden.will we need that umbrella for the rest of the night? chief meterologist drew burgyone joins us now 3 with the answer...drew. 3 tonight: showers, especially this

it's estimated that about half of the nearly 20 million new s-t-d cases reported every year are from5 to 24. according the c-d-c, reported cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis hit an all-time high in 2015. >> vicki:and here in the bay area - the rate of std's has been climbing steadily for years. >> vicki:altho san francisco is 2-3 time higher than the rest of the bay. all three stds can be cured with antibiotics, but the cdc says most infections go undiagnosed and untreated. >> vicki:doctors recommend using condoms. but aparently the message isn't getting through. >> vicki: pam and steve? (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! >> gary: good evening... >> gary: the warriors are trolling the spurs by at 18 points. --drilling disbars by 18 points. unbelievable. >> gary: man, it's stunning! >> gary: cleveland. the place to be tonight. receiving their championship rings. >> gary: lebraun had 19 points at he let every bows with forcing us is an best player and a worldly his best. --in the world. in doing his best. deduct >> gary:cal will be keeping its basketb

ben: a new hampshire woman facing a list of charges after and armed standoff with police while a 12-year-old was in the home. jc: newscenter 5's ed harding is here with the details of the arrest. ed: new hampshire state police say this all began as a call to help a distraught woman. when they arrived in candia, was outside, but the child was still inside. police say they heard a gunshot and began negotiations. the child was then able to run from the home. the child was not hurt. they say the woman fired again, they don't believe she was aiming for anyone. >> thankfully with negotiations with the hostage negotiation team they were able to talk to the individual, have them exit the premises, where they were taken into custody without suspect as deborah deslongchamps. she faces charges of false imprisonment and endangering the welfare of a child. jc: right now falmouth and state police are investigating the discovery of a body in falmouth harbor. the deceased has been identified as charles taylor from san francisco. investigators say it does not appear foul play was involved and that it appears to be an accidental death. ben: fir

if you are headed to northern new england, there has not been a lot of sunshine, colors are late this year because of the warm weather, there has been s out there. take your weekend and drive up into northern new england. what are we watching? >> rain today, mostly cloudy skies tomorrow, we will be watching matthew into next week. today, virtually a lot of you are going to get what east of leicester, and then tomorrow a 50/50 shot that you will see any shower activity as we go deeper into next week, monday, the rain chances going down. a stray shower, 70% of us, 80% of us will be dry tuesday and wednesday. virtually no chance of rain at that point. let's take a look at that seven day forecast and then we will go to the trivia question. today is the wet day, tomorrow it does look like there will be a couple of showers around, mostly a dry day. on monday, temperatures will be in the mid 60s, cloudy with a slight chance of shower with about where they should be in the upper 60s. perhaps even lower 70s by next weekend. trivia question, when was last time a hurricane hit the us mainland north of florida in the month of october? >> it has n

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to hudson from new york, and he was convicted of having sex with a 15-year-old girl in 2005 while in new york. it's believed he could be driving a light blue pontiac. if you know where he s please call the pasco county sheriff's office. >>> it's another beautiful day. >> it really. is the low humidity, fall air, and it's not as cool this morning. 7:00 a.m., 62 degrees, and look at this. 76 at 2:00, and 83. and nice and warm in the sunshine, and pleasant in the shade, and these are near average temperatures. mid-80s for the rest of the week, not much rain, and that's a 10% rain chance by the end of the week, and i'm not banking on it by the end of the week for sure. we will gradually increase the humidity levels, and mid-80s is comfortabl average. the thumbs up for emojiman. 86 tomorrow, and 85 on thursday, friday, and saturday. we will check with traffic on the 8s. hopefully it's not too bad out there. >> we have one issue going on with construction. first of all, the good news. ybor city looking great and the move into the lutes area, daiquiri lane, there's a collision, and it's tieing up the lanes. the skyway t too hard see with the lights, but you're pushed over to th

released showing a terrifying attack of a man trying to attack t-s-a employees with a machete at new orleans' airport earlier this year. also this morning -- the fbi has begun to sift through hundreds of thousands of emails as part of a re- opened investigation into democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. we have the latest on the controversial decision - next. and then manhunt is over for a man suspected of going on a violent crime spree that spanned just fifteen minutes and a little imagination chex party mix. it's what thanksgiving is made of. ? sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. a chilly start with some frost and fog for the inland areas but we warm into the upper 50s. we wont hit those highs until later this evening. we stay very mild overnight with temperatures remaining in the midnight as a warm front pushes across wi. tuesdays highs will be in the upper 60s to near 70. the trailing cold front then stalls over our area and becomes a conduit for rain on wednesday. we dry up thursday and stay mild through the weekend. today: mostly cloudy and breezy. high: 58 wind: se 15-25 mph ton

for the last 13 years the cleveland clinic has hosted a multicultural health news 5's very own danita harris was the mistress of ceremonies. the annual event is all about educating, energizing and empowering women to take time to focus on their mental and emotional health. since its inception the program reached more than 9,000 women. great to see. >>> next -- early voting underway in ohio. we will share how it's impacting the campaigning here >>> 8:44 sunday morning. three weeks until america chooses a new president. early voting here in ohio is already underway. john kosich gives us a closer look in this morning's democracy 2016. >>> good sunday morning northeast ohio. crazy dream last night. i was on a plane that was going down and look up into the pilots in an all-out brawl over world health -- who should be the one to fly the plane. now something unrelated, the race for the white house. a modern day whistle stop at burke lakefront, president obama makes a pitch for hillary clinton in the week dominated by donald trump's alleged words and actions towards women. this w banter. this

year. going back to the 60's. >>> tonight, the breaking news here. millions of americans now bracing for hurricane matthew. what could be a direct hit. hundreds of thousands already racing to get out. the mandatory evacuations at this hour. the deadly storm steam romming through the caribbean, the u.s. coastline next. the new track right tonight. and is it possible this hurricane could circle around and hit twice? >>> also tonight, the scare onboard a passenger jet. the owner who says his smartphone was burning, smoke in the cabin. this had been the fear all along. >>> donald trump and his new attack late today, using bill clinton's own words, as hillary clinton now prepares for their second showdown. >>> american secrets stolen? authorities say the government

has alwayays been home to radicl voices and new ideas that have stirred things up, in art, in literature, in architecture, and urban life. in recent years,se city's artistic profile has grown bigger and brighter withth new cultutural institututions, new approaches o art, and new ways of thinking about the landscape.e. join me s we hit some of the city's most important cultural nerve centers. i'm carolina miranda, culture writer for the "los angeles times," and thihis is "artbound." woman: los angeles is an infinitely inspiring city. it feels like you u can just exploe