doctors diagnosed the teen with west nile a little over a week ago... but things took a turn for the worse over the weekend and now the family hopes to use cody's story to spread awareness about wearing insect repelant to possibly save others. in dane county.... so far two people have tested postive for the virus. commonly spread through an infected mosquito and is not transmitted is not transmitted person to person.the likelyhood of getting west nile is low.getting west nile is low.residents are urged to take precautions like wearing insect repliant and dump out any standing water around your property. the galaxy note 7 is no more. just two months after its triumphant launch, samsung's flagship smartphone has been relegated to a disastrous footnote... a refund or a completely different samsung customers. cases of the phone overheating and bursting into flames... followed by reports of replacements with the exact same problems proved too much for the south korean tech giant... samsung says it is putting customers' safety as top priority. still ahead thi

getting west nile is low.there is no specific treatement for the need a cat? well the humane society of waukesha county has plenty to go around - after rescuing more than 50 of them from a hoarder in the town of vernonthe humane society says it has reached out to other shelters, asking them to take some of the animals - to ease the overcrowding. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4-- crisis mode. the statistic that has government officials very worried about safety on the goal they've set to fix the problem. also ahead... quick fix. the one thing packers tight end richard rodgers says the offense needs to do better... ...as the team prepares for the giants sunday for the one lance allan. as of right now, the packers say they don't have any trouble at tight end. with jared cook out multiple weeks with an ankle injury, they'll go with richard rodgers, and justin perillo.... ((richard rodgers says we stress as a team, we have to do a better in the tight ends room. breaking tackles and just trying to get a little bit of extra yards if we can.)) ...((aaron r

if all that nasty stuff there are new numbers on west nile. so far this year, there have been 16 confirmed cases in arizona. 13 of them were found here in maricopa county. overwhelm health officials have investigated 62 west nile cases this year. >>> phoenix firefighters are trying to figure out what caused a deadly fire early this morning. a woman died after she was pulled from a burning apartmentnary 19th and dunlap. several residents were on the doors of their neighbors to make sure they got out. >> i was screaming get out of the the house. >> firefighters were able to keep the flames to just one unit. >>> firefighters were able to keep a fire at a fertilizer warehouse from getting a lot worse. crews say it had the potential for explosions. firefighters were able to break right now they're still trying to figure out how it started. >>> less than two weeks after the roof of a queen creek church under construction collapsed, the company responsible for building it just lost its license! the arizona registrar of contractors says park contracti

new cameras right now but the more than 400 cameras will be the first confirmed human case of west nile virus has been reported in sheboygan county. state and local health officials are now asking residents to protect themselves against mosquito bites.there is no specific treatment for west nile, but it is recommended to apply insect repellent and minimize time spent outdoors in the evening. today: clouds to starwi back to fall-like temperatures with highs in the middle 50s. wind: n 10-15 mph.tonight: mostly clear and chilly. lows in the upper 30s lakeside and lower 30s inland. frost likely. wind: nw 5-15 mph. friday: mostly sunny but stays chilly with highs only in the lower 50s. frost likely again by saturday morning. wind: nw 10-15 mph.weekend: mix of sun and clouds on saturday returning to mostly sunny sky on sunday. chilly start saturday with morning temps in the 30s but becoming warmer with highs right around average in the upper 50s. lower 60s for highs arrive on sunday. and that is your cbs 58 news 3 stay tuned to cbs 58 all afternoon... then stay with us this afternoon for the

dan niles with alphaone. do you agree with dan?> it's an interesting catalyst, one of your largest competitors isn't producing product, you're going to pick up market share. it doesn't necessarily mean that market share has to go to apple. google just came you tell with their pixel phone, why can't it go to google? incrementally, could you pick up a little bit? i don't know if it's enough for me to get into the stock. >> i think it rallies up to the 124 level, that was the previous high six or seven months ago. then you see what happens. the trajectory continues to be higher. you can say what you want about samsung, if it matters, it doesn't matter. the reality is the headlines are seemingly helping apple and they continue to help them for the next $7 or so. >> certainly it seems like wall street is getting more bullish. hardly anybody is going to cite samsung. >> it's amazing to me. >> nowhere did they mention the samsung galaxy note 7. >> that's good and bad. what i don't understand is why suddenly analysts have gotten bullish on

. >> let's kick it off with danielle niles. >> it's going to be 75 to 80. we're going to be warming up. where that warm front didn't the dew point in the low 60s. it's humid as you step outside. 13 miles per hour right now. temperatures, 61. this is very mild start by october standards. now the skies may be clear, but there are additional clouds to our north and west and these clouds will advance in during the course of the morning commute. so they will filter the sunshine a bit. mostly cloudy. sunrise, 7:02. out of the 60s we climb.

iowa has its first west nile death in 6 years. today the iowa public health department says a man who was 81 years of age or older has died. he lived in northwest iowa, but the department did not about him. so far this year, 33 people have gotten sick with west nile, and several other cases are under investigation. that's twice the number of cases seen by this time last year. turning to weather.. let's get straight to meteorologist justin gehrts. we're looking at rain in our forecast today. how much can we expect and when will it fall justin? clouds have arrived and they'll that'll hold off until late today and really get underway after sunset. highs reach the middle 50s this afternoon. rain and thunderstorm s are likely tonight and continue tomorrow morning. that'll come along with some gusty winds, too. showers wind down by tomorrow afternoon, with the best chance of at least a half- inch of rain happening generally north of highway 30. highs will struggle to hit 50 in northern iowa, but may actually reach 60 in southern iowa. o

thlikelyhood of getting west nile is low.there is no specif treatement r the poce are iting a ?dro wi locating a missing three- dyton vanished over the weekend, and was found safe in ered -- a tiny aircrafeers helped organize the efforts.the drone operator said he used it to help search teams walk in a straight line. once they got to the drone, they would spread out. helped wh the oversight of the entire field we were equipmenthoperor needed s at te montana. southeast wisconsin. mi up on live at 6. r womais arsted af king s rithreats to local high schools.. tonight.. the rninwafrom police, for anyone who has thoughts about scaring others.. that's new on live at 6.. still ahead... a birthday story that's sure to bring a smile to your face. wait until yo and humorous advice for a long a lot has changed over the past century... and victor nelson has seen it all.the world war two veteran celebrated his milestone birthday in colorado with friends and... of course... plenty of cake.victoria sanchez shares his story. (nats: happy birthday singing) born in 16, victor nelson has made the

the hidden reason why the packers trade for nile die advice for a touch chiefs. the post-season victory over the sexans. the packers can use some of that. the 3-2 green bay packers. chicago bears at lamboe field. one guy looking to turn things around. here is his take on what's been going wrong. >> i missed a couple that i'm hughesed to hitting. and you know, being able to hit some things on some of those plays instead of tending and throwing the ball away is where we need to be. i have got to be exactly as i know i can be, and we have to make sure we are as details as we can be. rod: rogers won't be the same running game. but the packers did pick up nile davis in a trade from t >> our next segment, how the could show his stuff right here. hosting one of wisconsin's biggest sporting events ever. the 20-20 ryder cup. >> i think legends are formed during the ryder cup. someone your casual golf fan may or may not be aware of. he made a name for himself and shines in the intense & of the ryder cup. not a significant tour career. sergio garcia, they shine in this comp

not even $7.25 an hour for us. >>> packers main running backs tonight are nile davis, and jackson. both have a combined 0 carries in a packers uniform. for more on the packers and bears, go live at lambeau field. >> hi laynce, yes, the run game is stressed, but it'll look different tonight. and whether they like it or not, they'll have to turn to the passing game. that's not how you always refer to the packers offense, but rodgers hasn't looked like himself relent. but -- recently, but i'm a half full glass kind of girl the playing a very familiar foe in the bears. >> it's a common opponent it comes down to just those two things, who can be more efficient, consistently over the 50 minutes to win. you have to be efficient and consistent in the game. >> aaron rodgers was asked earlier this week how he can fix his accuracy, and all he said is i have to said they're not in panic mode yet, but in heightened urgency. there's always that there with the chicago bears. live, today's tmj4. >> we'll see. thank you very much for that live report. >>> this weekend's nascar favorite at talladega

the iowa public health department has confirmed that one person has died from the west nile virus. it's the state's first death from the disease since 2010. public health won't release an identify, and says only that the person was 81 years old has confirmed 33 cases of west nile virus so far this year, more than twice the number at this time last year. and it's investigating several other possible cases. the cooler weather means kids will soon need winter coats to stay warm. that's why a group of kcrg t-v nine employees loaded-up and hauled hundreds of coats to the salvation army in cedar rapids today. it's all part of t-v nine's annual "coats for kids" campaign. families in need can stop until 1:30 to pick out a coat. the salvation army says the need is great each year. "kids are always the hardest and most requested item. kids continue to grow out of their coats whereas an adult will wear a coat for a few years. and so having all of these extra coats is a wonderful thing." for more giveaway sites in eastern iowa, just go to kcrg-dot-com-slash- care. eastern iowans donated more t

danielle niles, who knew? >> do you want to be on wheel of fortune. the wheel mobile will be at faneuil hall. looking to draft contestants for show. >> that was great. >> that was cool. >> proud to have her here. 6:00. but here liam. >>> right on the other side of this break, a deadly hit-and- run. the stretch for a driver who sped away from the scene. and new details on the deadly new jersey transit crash. >>> and tracking matthew, the powerful category 4 hurricane rips through haiti on a potential path to the u.s. the preparations now underway in the states, including joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists from getting guns, ayotte flip flopped. kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician and that puts us all at risk. narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the

not when secretary of state >> you heard me just asking nile about them. how come they're not sticking the way you think they might let me ask you this. are these e-mails really about kind of exposing the inner workings of a campaign and, you know, we see this public and private phase of hillary clinton? is part of the issue that people kind of expect that from politicians? >> well, one of the things that's interesting about wikileaks and the e-mails they've been exposing in general is that they keep promising that they're going to deliver the campaign. you saw them tweeting there was going to be a big surprise for donna brazile and for her running mate tim kaine. they have kind of a long history now of overpromising and under delivering what the contents of these e-mails are actually going to contain, whether or not there's going to be something in there that could amount to a true october surprise. so far, that's not something we've seen. >> seems like it's kind of mild. the beltway. apparently there was one e-mail that had the dnc chair donna brazile sl

the blue nile food and cigarettes around 10:30 last night. we're told from police, a man and woman was inside that convenient store. they left just about to the other side of the parking lot here. that is when the man pulled a gun and a shot -- 1 shot was fired. 1 man was taken to the hospital. we're unsure of his injuries, but we were told he was conscious when

there are three confirmed cases of west nile in the state. mosquitoes are most active at this time of year and the best way to protect yourself is to use impact respelling -- repellent containing deet. >>> the cost of obama care is expected to soar next year. before. in phoenix, arizona, some customers could pale -- to pay 116% more. others could see an increase of 25%. republican candidate donald trump said it is more evidence that obama care is blowing up and he believes premiums will balloon even higher.>>> that number is so wrong. it's such a you were talking 60%-80% increases. >> reporter: it is expected to hit 16% of the people who shop on the federal exchange. the consumers won't feel impact if they have's tax subsidies with rising premiums. >>> that brings us to the question of the day. do you think obama care is good for the country? to weigh in, you can go to our reached in the volkswagen admissions cheating scandal. a federal judge approved a $15 billion deal today. buybacks start next week. earlier this year the automaker admitted

nile and john harwood. thank you for talking with me this morning. >> thank you. >>> joining me now is california congressman, john garamendi. good afternoon to you. >> good to be with you. >> first i want your reaction to some of trump's attacks on hillary clinton. let's listen to some clips and then i'll get your take. >> hillary clinton should have been precluded from rung for the presidency of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] but the fbi and the justice department covered up her crimes, which included lying to the fbi and congress on numerous occasions and included saying "i do not recall" to the fbi on 39 separate times. hillary clinton is not running against me. she's running against change. and she's running against all of the american people and all of the american voters. >> congressman, what's your reaction to what you just heard? >> well, first of all, three things come immediately to mind. first of all, it's the same old, same old. there is nothing new here. not in policy, not in tone,

>>reporter: it happened outside of the blue nile and cigarettes. denver police responding to a shooting. a man and woman was inside this liquor store. they came out and got into an altercation with a man in the parking lot and that's when the shooting occurred. 1 man was taken to the hospital and he was conscious. that the suspects in this case is on the loose. the on description we were given by police is a black male. the store is closed. reporting live here this morning, i'm jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> it's now 4:32. we're seeing showers out on the western slope this morning. you can see here in denver and along the front range, quite a bit more cloud cover as the storm we were watc make its way into colorado. most of the rain and the snow we're going to see from this will be over the western half of our state. but there's a slight showers in town. maybe a few sprinkles this morning. low 50s though. low to mid 50s between 6:00 and 8:00. really mild temperatures early on with some of the cloud cover. this afternoon, mild. we'll be in the low 7

. >>> and joining us now miles associate editor from the hill.com nile we heard they quite a bit. it's not going way any same soon. >> it's an idea the polls are rigged and lots of forces are rigged against him he says it is interesting he auingt jerry douglass for example he was tweeting as you noted that he wants people to come out because it's the idea that the media is trying to fool them to thinking he's losing. that was not what he saz saying before. >> what is real tie though in terms of polls. he's trying to say they're giving false number in the poll they're not false numbers. you can always cherry pick a certain candidate. there's a couple poll that have been more favorable for trump than others but averages clearly have him behind. >> as we talk about -- i will say this we pointed this out before. he says it's media reporting numbers that is attempt to suppress the vote he thinks it's concerted effort to suppress the vote. still i see sense of disen franchisement from people who say we're focusing on these numbers and tiny samples of much larger >> yes that's always a c

. >>> let's check in with danielle niles. good morning. >> good morning. we're talking about fairy quiet here at home. temperatures in the 50s out the door. similar to with we were at this time yesterday. in manchester. lower 60s in the outer cape. there are some low clouds in place and you may encounter just a spot or two of drizzle this morning. other than that though, the trend is going to be for clearing skies through the afternoon. so even though it will be a bit of a gloomy start, we'll notice that through the afternoon the clouds will gradually decrease. lunchtime some peaks coming out. around 60. it's abundant sun and clouds for the ride home, the upper 6 an eye on hurricane matthew. 145 mile per hour sustained winds right now just to the southwest of haiti right now moving north at 8 miles per hour. i will have the latest on hurricane matthew's track and the east coast impact coming up in just a few. >>> a big water main break in charlestown flooding the streets. it happened at the intersection of old rutherford onto rutherford avenue and route 99

these are the latest in a total of 276 human cases in california of west nile virus. nine people have died from the virus. >> switch gears, it is friday. that is not the only reason to smile. today is "world smile day." it is dedicated to spread joy and love and celebrate what make you happy. >> keep on sending emoji, and mona lisa is the most famous paintings. >> you all make me smile. >> beautiful. >> you, too, drew. >> thank you. >> now, taking you outside it is a beautiful morning from the exploritorium camera showing you we have the embarcadero lit up in blue they have been lit up all week for the blue angels and you probably heard them yesterday fly over the bay area doing their routine. today, they are doing it again and we will see them through the weekend with a nice forecast if you are out and about. the day planner, hour by hour, the sun is up shortly after 7:00 this morning. it will did so under a few clouds but mainly along the coast. the bigger story by 4:00, this is going to be a warm october day, 70s on the coast and 80s around the bay, and 90s inland.

we're going to get a check of your forecast with danielle niles. and no umbrellas today. >> no need for any umbrellas and we're going to be warming up today. many of us were stuck in the 50s and 60s. north of boston, we're all going to be warming up. the dew points in the lower 60s. it's a little bit humid. southwest breeze, pretty active. 13 miles per hour. 66 in most of us running in the middle 60s. concord, new hampshire. that's where we also have thicker clouds. most of these will be drying up. so what we'll see is a band of clouds that come through for morning rush, more sunshine breaking out, lunchtime, warm. 77. the winds shifting around 5 to 10 miles per hour. it's a blend of sun and clouds. temperatures in the mid 70s we'll talk about the time line coming up. >> thank you so much. let's get you out on the roads. you can see the pike eastbound is moving along smoothly. things are okay on the roads as you make your way into the stofn city of boston. we'll keep you right here. >> a developing story. a teenage boy hit and killed by an suv whil

we're talking about hurricane matthew let's bring in danielle niles. dealing with a lot of wind and rain down that way. >> everything. absolutely happy friday to you guys. watching the eye of matthew which is now spinning 35 miles east you can see the center just outside of the eye wall that's where you have the strongest winds. these parts of eastern florida and matthew will continue owes a category iii major hurricane to parallel the coastline of eastern florida through the day today and eventually weaken into a category ii and a category 1 overnight and into the day tomorrow. 54 in boston right now. taunton has now dipped to 38. there are some cool spots. just like yesterday a touch of d it is a little bit thick in a few a. start but once it burns off which will happen by mid to late morning we're in for a beauty of day today. sunshine is going to be out. grab the shades, touch of fog this morning. out of the 40s and 50s we climb to 70 by mid-day. mostly sunny warm today near 70 at the coast for the right home. mid-70s inland. and the holiday weeken

three human cases of the west nile virus have been reported in contra costa county this year.n other bay area headlines. multiple people are behind bars this morning and accused of stabbing two men at a south bay mall. kron four's alecia reid talked to concerned valley fair shoppers. pkg >> reporter:during the fight, 2 men were stabbed. sot - that's sad to hear the attack happened around 7:30 friday night while the mall was still open and people were shopping inside with their families. angela miller/shopper sot - you come to the mall to shop thinking you're safe, not to be injured so that makes you uncomfortable when you shop police say one of the men was transported to the hospital. the other was treated and released at the scene. sot - it's normally pretty safe around here shoppers are concerned that such a violent confrontation happened at what they consider to be a typically safe place to unwind. sot - i always feel safe. i didn't even know it happened yesterday. i came in, bought my shirts, and now i'm out allan feng/shopper sot - i wouldn't worry about it too much. it d

for the first time in six years - west nile claimed an iowan's life. the iowa department of public health confirmed an elderly woman died in north-west iowa leaders identified 33 cases of west nile in iowa so far this year.that's more than double the number of cases last year. a controversial apartment complex - in cedar rapids will not go up as some had hoped. hoped.with more than 500 petition signatures - the proposed crestwood apartment complex failed to pass the city council's vote.c-b-s 2 reporter dora millerattended a packed city council meeting where many opposed to the plan obviously made their voices hea. heard. inside the council chambers -- standing room only as some of the main issues were revisited in the case against why this apartment complex should remain just an idea.potential neighbors of the project that would sit on edgewood road say they're concerned about traffic issues in the area... sewer runoff..and one major issue -- school capacity. in the area, sewer runoff and one major issue school capacity. people supported the project sa

in april west nile was detected in birds in fairfield.laufar this year there have been 276 human cases of west nile rtmen28 different counties in california. an exteping guns out of the wrong hands, today the santa imara sheriff's department is taking an extra step to make sure firearms their deputities use stay safe. nbc bay area is live in san jose with the latest. good morning, pete. s. >> good morning, laura. that news conference just wrapped up here at the fleet management facility in santa clara county. re got a look at the lock boxes usae been talking about all morning that will be in every car of the sheriff deputies starting next year and in patrol cars, unmarked cars and also in their take home vehicles. i want to show you some video from the news conference that wrapped up. you can see the size of these lock boxes. roughly 11 by 8 inches. made of that thick steel. now it will be a new requirement for all the deputies after the passage of state senate bill 869 which is signed into law by governor jerry brown just last week. now

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a new case of west nile virus has been confirmed. two weeks ago a batch of positive for west nile virus. a lab in maine is looking to create a faster zika test. it generates antibodies and just as though people create naturally. the company has looked at something evaluated by medical companies. the goal is to have a 20 minute test to confirm if someone has prototype test with our antibodies, they have to do at least a small field trial, if not a full clinical trial to develop the data that says, you know, these are working and working well. amy: if any of those companies decide to use viro stats, millions would begin production in maine. if you're looking to enjoy the fall colors this weekend. the leaves are starting to turn. fall and the scenic highway was buzzing, and three different train rides around conway and up to crawford notch. >> that's where a lot of people are going to see a lot of foliage because we're travelling from around 500 feet to over 2000 feet. so there's a lot in the topography and also, the condition that the

. >>> a group of mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile virus. scientists fear the weather will lead to more mosquitoes. they're urging residents to dump all standing water, clean gutters, and wear repellent to fight off bugs. three human cases of west nile have been reported this year. >>> an early-morning shooting at a business park sent one man to the hospital, and police don't have many leads at this point. they say there have been overnight parties there before. blake talked to them and has their concerns. >> reporter: it may be all work during the day, but many tenants say it becomes all play at night. >> i have heard parties out here, and there has been younger people out here with their cars waiting for something to go down. >> reporter: they think something was going down when someone got shot at 4:15 in the morning. though nobody there heard or saw the shooting, the police investigation prevented them from making a normal shift change. >> she got here at 6:40. wasn't able to get in the door. couldn't get out the door. she was here until

packers trade for nile davis and activated don jackson. coming up. the bucks bugged i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. you know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. millions for him. not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, not wisconsin. lance: when the bucks drafted llanes, he couldn't drive. >> i grew up here. it was wonderful man. the first three years i been here it's great. everybody spent a lot of time and took care of me since i was college, too. so they took care of me. i learn everything. >> reporter: now's got a $100 million deal. marquette media day. you will need to find a go-to score. but maybe a more bce attack. and off to the nba with the detroit pistons. >> he's obviously such a great player. but you know, there are a bunch of other guys to open up and fill them in. we'll see

packers trade for nile davis and activated don jackson. coming up. the bucks bugged superstar went lance: when the bucks drafted llanes, he couldn't drive. it was wonderful man. the first three years i been here it's great. everybody spent a lot of time and took care of me since i was 13. i came out of high school. so basically this was my college, too. so they took care of me. i learn >> reporter: now's got a $100 million deal. marquette media day. you will need to find a go-to score. but maybe a more balanced attack. and off to the nba with the detroit pistons. >> he's obviously such a great player. but you know, there are a bunch we'll see who can step up and who can take on that role. from the lake. but we only get up to 51 by 6:00 with off and on clouds and sunshine. shannon: i don't know what to say. lance: the packers leading 26-10. trying to run out the clock, then they have 10 days off before they play the falcons in atlantic city. go packers. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in ro

more dead birds testing positive for the west nile virus.the reason people are being warned to be extra diligent over the next few days. >> a pick-up truck flies off a bridge and lands on a crowd of people what we are learning about the driver. >>> wells fargo has a brand-new ceo after that company scandal. is the new man a fit? the time is--- welcome backo today in e bay -- a live look at t golden gatebri >>> parts of the bay area drying out after a soggy weekend. which saw a foot of rain and how much more you can expect. >>> happening today is a rally to help a berkeley middle school teacher get her job back. jessica larka was part of an anti-trump protest that turned violent in sacramento over the summer. she is a popular teacher who was beat up when she confronted a group of neo-nazis. school administrators got threats if they didn't fire her, students at that school could be harmed. a racial equality group plans to rally to have her reinstated at the school. >>> shock and sadness in san diego after a truck flew off a bridge and landed o

. >>> more dead birds test positive for west nile virus in one bay area community.people need to be extra vigilant. >>> tragedy in san diego after a pick-up truck flies off a bridge and lands on a crowd of people. what we are learning about the driver's condition at the time. >>> an airline merger seems behind schedule. is the new ceo of wells fargo right for the job? out to the big board. woman: how do we protect them from $4 billion in new cuts to california schools? man: vote yes on proposition 55. woman: prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. man: not on working californians, not small businesses. no one. woman: instead, prop 55 simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. man: so those who can most afford it continue paying their fair share... woman: ...to prevent new education cuts... man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. >>> 6:45. flooding threat and heavy rain moving on. still an issue with coastal flooding. high tide 6.4 feet this afternoon. how much more you can exp

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tested positive the local county that's seeing its first cases of the west nile virus.then... tracking the storm.. hurricane matthew making its way to the east coast. how folks in florida closer to the u-s .. after wreaking havoc in the caribbean and bahamas .the monster storm is expect to strengthen to a category four .. as it nears the u-s mainland. sarah rosario joins us live from one of the many cities under the gun today .. daytona beach. the first rain outer rain bands from hurricane matthew are approaching florida--as the state faces its biggest rushing for higher ground as the storm is expected to pound the eastern coast... boarding up ...stocking up ... and moving out.millions from the sunshine state to the carolinas .. race to get out of the way. as hurricane matthew inches closer and closer to the u-s"time is running out // don't take a chance."mandatory evacuations extend from florida through south carolina .. not evacuated. gas stations are getting ready to close, your pharmacies argetting ready to close. everything is going to leave."along georgia's coast too.. "

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testing rolled out bird flu, west nile and various other ailments. boston is asking labs to do more testing to get to the bottom of what happened. trip advisor is taking a stand endangered animals. they consulted with tourism and animal welfare groups. millions posted reviews concerned about animal welfare for years. the policy applies to elephant rides. swim with the dolphin programs, children's petting zoos are exempt. j.c.: a man is in custody after taking police on a wild chase officers pursued him. police finally stopped him. >> they hit the car and spun it right here. another suv police car hit him in the front. heather: police say he spun out near the end of the chase. he is facing several charges tonight. ed: it is too bad we have weather like this. maybe one day it will be good. heather: i just want a cup of coffee today. more is on the way. ? at popstar plays at your school. the special gift he helped deliver. ? dylan: anybody can do parkour. we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable be

i am danielle niles and lingering showers across the state and a lot of clouds. there will be peeks of sunshine through the interior. the temperatures fall to the 40s and some showers are filling in this afternoon and evening. they will be generally light for the most part of the weekend is looking mainly dry, highs in the upper 50s, and isolated shower on saturday and again on sunday evening. ll low 50s falling to the 40s for trick-or-treaters. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by >>> it's been 40 years since a major party presidential nominee has campaigned in oklahoma. >> ahead, the effort to get candidates to focus on all american voters, not just a handful of the battleground states. >>> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." of truth. and now with victoza? a better moment of proof. victoza? lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. (jeff) victoza? works with your body to lower blood sugar in three

on with hurricane matthew but we certainly want to get to our local forecast as well with danielle niles. just to the east as the eye is right there. so we're going to watch this closely. here at home our weather is quiet compared to that. we're in the 40s and 50s, 54 in boston, 38 in taunton, 40s on the cape and we're in for a pretty good warm up later on today too. a little bit of fog out there right now. patchy but locally dense. the fog just like yesterday will take a little bit of time to burn off and then the going to be out and shine ing shining beautiful 71 by lunchtime and into the mid-70s it will be about 70 at the coast for the ride home. don't forget the shades. our holiday weekend is look good too. >> let's get you out on the roadways. things are not bad out there on the roads this morning your tough east ride is split. the good news is traffic which is usually at a dead stop this hour is still moving along coming in from the north and west you're doing okay. >>> breaking overnight investigators confirm they've found part of the wing from missing malaysia airlines flight 370

welcome back to the work week if you had yesterday off, danielle niles is here and you're going to need a coat a warm up. >>> it is cold out there. 29 in norwell right now. and a lot of us are running in the 30s in the suburbs just west of boston. 44 in the city itself and low 50s out over the cape where we still have a bit of an active breeze. frost advisories up away from the coastline until 9 a.m. freeze warnings for parts of northern and central worcester county. so a chilly start but we make a nice rebound. radar shows nothing going on here so we're in with plenty of sun don't forget the shades as you head out the door. chilly start but nice rebound 58 by lunchtime. not nearly as windy as yesterday. near 60 at the coast and in the 60s inland for the ride home. sunset at 6:08. tracking a warm up, details coming up. >>> live look right now here at the zakim bridge and over on the volume is light. you'll have no problems getting into the city from the north shore. now, 128 still looks great by the split but we know that that probably won't last for that much longer right. 24 and route

coming up, what is eddie lacy's status and where will nile knile davis fit in tomorrow chance to infiltrate a top secret milwaukee location. ' its a spys place, a place to get away.' the safehouse -- a spy-themed restaurant -- is celebrating something big. 'well i cant give everything away, because that would not be very spy-like.' that's new at 6. yesterday reports said that eddie lacy was going to miss a significant amount of time because of an injury that was more than just an ankle concern. today, mike mccarthy said that he'd have to have a wonderful 24 hours to play tomorrow night. looks like things weren't wonderful as lacy has now been ruled out of tomorrow's game against the bears. that could mean newly acquired knile davis will see a lot of action. "i thought he looked natural catching the ball, on the kick off returns. i mean he's bright. the kansas city offense, just kind of relate to how they call things, did things and how we're going to do it. so, i think he'll be fine in time." the badgers have had a running back dealing with his own injuries. but on saturday night, corey cle

expected, running eddie lacy is 'out' with an ankle injury he will not play against the bears meaning nile davis will bethe next man up..also out for tomorrows gameis damarious randall, quinten rollins, jarred cook, jared abbrederis and james starks.receiver davante adams is questionable for thursday night's game it was a tough night for cubs pitcherjake "air-ree-ta" last night in the cubs six to nothing loss, to the dodgers in game three of the national league championship series. after giving up 4 runs on six hit's which included this 2run shot in the 4th inning.. dodgers now lead the series2 games to 1, with game four tonight in la.here's cubs manager joe maddon after the loss ((joe says)) if got a lot of faith in our guysit's a diffcult moment to be in two moreleft before we get to go homebut that's how this things workssometimes come out tomorrow and that's our best weapon i think and the bucks are back in action tonight against the pacers at the b-m-o harris bradley center for some preseasonbasketball.that's in the search for better, sometimes, less is just so much more. at subway, o

niles paul leaves the field. dustin hopkins, will he have an opportunity? redskins with a first and 10 from the bengals 32. next score wins, if that score takes place in the next 4 minutes 5 seconds. on first down it's kelley, >> john: you go back to how this drive started, the fair catch interference where dennard ran into jamison crowder, that's the 15 yards that has them within field goal position right now. tough play for dennard because he was looking at the ball, never saw the fair catch sign, but nonetheless a crucial mistake. >> kenny: after the bengals were real close to getting into field goal range and then a sack forcing the punt. pass to the reed and reed takes it to the bengals 20 yard line. they mark it at the 19. >> john: now it's a matter for jay gruden. do you want to try to get this thing in the end zone or just run the ball up the middle to set up hopkins for the game winner? rob kelley whatever he does and everybody out there ball security is of a premium, two hands on the football at all times. cincinnati 19 yard line. cousins hands it

danielle niles is standing by. lots going on here and to the south. we're talking about matthew for a lot of folks in florida and up the east coast. >> we certainly are, which is great news. category 3 hurricane matthew is now moving north at 10 miles per hour. 125-mile per hour winds right now. but the latest forecast track, zoom in here to show you. now, matthew is just north of the eastern tip of cuba, already starting to impact the bahamas. and hurricane matthew will likely attain category 4 status again as it is out over the warm ocean waters. watch what happens, parallelling the coastline of eastern friday night, weakens to a category 2 storm. now tracks well south of new england and even south and east of the outer banks as we head into the tail end of the weekend. great news for our holiday forecast as well. 49 in boston right now. a lot of 40s on the map. it's a chilly start. clear skies, a few low level clouds. these are try to drift inland. other than that, nice october day with partly sunny skies, sunrise at 6:46. and clouds. 61 for luncht

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let's get a check forecast today with danielle niles. >> good morning to you. quiet weather wise here at home today. there's a dreary start to the day before the sunshine breaks out in spots. 58 in boston currently. it's 56 in lawrence. in the mid 50s from manchester to worcester at 53 degrees. mid 50s in concord as well. the sunshine will be breaking out but it takes some time. low clouds in place right now, even a spot or two of drizzle in some areas. then gradually the decrease through the afternoon. low clouds and mid 50s through rush time. lunch mainly cloudy, only around 60. sun and clear for the ride home at 57. the latest update from the national hurricane center just came out, matthew is a powerful category 4 hurricane with the eye just to the southwest of the western tip of haiti right now. we're going to have the latest updated track that just came out in just >>> traffic and weather together. breanna. >> the ride in from any direction is easy right now. this is a look at the ride from the north. you can see that route 1, route 3, 128 all great optio

. >> so far that trap has never come back with mosquito testing positive for west nile or any mosquito-borne disease and has not met our threshold for separating. >> reporter: if there's still a problem, the county urges complain again. >> we need to be concerned about others, yes. we all have to be concerned about others and control of backyards, but many are changing bylaws to prevent viruses like zika. if there's a complaint, an hoa can go onto a property, shock the pool, and call the county for further treatment. >> they're pretty bad. >> reporter: a proactive approach to what wallace calls a pain in the neck. >> a little bit! mostly around to your ankles. >> reporter: new numbers out today show confirmed cases of >>> also the cdc has confirmed more than 3,900 cases of zika in the u.s. 36 cases have been reported in arizona. it's important to note, all of those cases in arizona were contracted by people who were visiting zika-infected areas. new york is hardest hit. five decades you can once again buy cuban siars! there's a catch. you'll need your passport. and hacking the system, we've

danielle niles, massachusetts, just won $1,000. grad student? >> yes, i'm a graduate student at florida state university. i'm studying meteorology. >> what are you going to do with that? my first trip last may. big boston sports fan? >> wicked big red sox fan. >> and we are wicked big, danielle fans. if you want to be like danielle and go for a trip on wheel of fortune, the wheel mobile will be here saturday and sunday from noon until 4:00, looking to draft contestants for the game show. anyone who shows up can apply. >> i can't stand it how cute you were. you look the same, number one. u you. oh my gosh. so cute. >> i was telling kate, the tryouts are untense. you have to have a written exam, get up and pretend you are spinning the wheel and it's a whole days worth of fun. >> and you won some cash. >> i did, although i hit bankrupt a couple times. >> look at you living your dream. >> you look the same. >> i had to throw in the the weather today, it looks beautiful. the 60s for most of us. 70s to end the week. temperature wise right now, it's a

. >> reporter: the jufb niles arrested so far now have a misdemeanor o >>> arizona is t clown craze. a 9-year-old michigan boy said he was attacked by a knife-wielding clown. justin belcher was climbing a tree outside of his home in sterling heights, and when he got down, a clown was standing there. the clown had a knife and cut him before he could run away. >> so you're saying this is a clown attacked you here tonight and cut you with a knife? >> yeah. >> and you know a lot of people take this seriously so you have to be honest. after you with a clown outfit on tonight? >> yeah. >> how scared were you? >> i was like -- a lot >>> he could have killed my kid. apparently that wasn't the only clown in the park today. there was another one over on that block, offered a kid a bottle of water. kid ran away though. >> the topic of n briefing. the president has not been briefed on the threat of evil clowns. author steven king who sort of helped create the whole evil clown thing is trying to get people to just knock it off! he tweeted "hey guys, time to cool the clown hysteria of the most of

it is friday, october 14 and barry burbank is in this friday in for danielle niles and i left the window cracked in my house last night and it was the front went through and the wind picked up and it is -- the same thing happened to my house. 40 degrees in boston so it is cooler than it really is because the wind has been howling at times. bringing you down some of the pine needles all over the streets and the roads. the leaves are starting to come down in some spots but the sky is clear so let's take a look at the planner. we have got sunshine, starting out cool, get into the bus stop, on the chilly side, summarizing 6:56 am, bright and sunday, and the sunset today at 6:03 pm, getting closer to the 6:00 sunset time. mostly clear about all day long and it will get so cold tonight that a frost and actually freeze warning and freeze watch will be along the coast and it is certainly going to be frosty tonight. traffic and weather today -- to >>> look at this traffic. the lack of traffic. this is great, some light traffic building as you make your way to downtown but it is not going to slow

consider egypt, look at the sudan, where six percent of the nile flows to these countries. how can you support life in e egypt without restoring ethiopia's mountaiains? so this isis regional, national, and international.l. >> environmental degradation is not only a problem for the dry regions of ethiopia. it can be just as devastating for countries like e rwanda, wheere rainfall is plentiful. this tiny country is grappling with the problem of a growing populatition trying to eke out a living on a finite amount of land. as in china and ethiopopia, over-farming on the hillsides caused serious erosion and a decline in fertility, forcining poor farmers to move into protected areas, such as the rugezi wetlands, a wildlife site of international importance. when n farmers drained this marh to try to groww more f food, they not only damaged an important wetland ecosystem, they also hahad a sisignificant impact three hours drive away in kigali, thehe capital city. the water that pours from the marshlands is a vital source of hydro power for rwanda's capital. as the wetetlands began