this was at a construction site at north washington streets. police say the operator of a crane hit the wire and it fell on another worker nearby. >>> it's 4:30 now and we have a new report on changes to the security process at reagan national airport. news 4's chris gordon maps out what to expect and how soon it could impact you. >> reporter: you know how in the main terminal here at reagan lines in order to get to your pier and your gate. you don't have time to shop in the stores or eat in the many restaurants in what is called the national hall. well, all that is about to change. security under the new plan is going to be moved to the other side of the roadway between the airport and metro. it's all meant to allow you to then come into the national hall, st shop wherever you'd like. >> but when this project is finished, they'll be able to go through security and have access to the full slate of options, not only a national hall, but all the various gate piers from food and beverage and dining options. >> reporter: ahead at 5:00, we'll show y

most of the steady rain should stay north of the washington metro. other showers possibilities. overnight, couple of hours or a possibility. right now the best chance we think will stay north of the metro region. the forecast as we head through t the rain will come to an end. around midnight. you will see a noticeable shift to the winds, 10 to 15 miles per hour. that will bring cooler and drier air. not freezing cold. 44 to 52 degrees. skies will be clearing. you should wake up to clear skies in the morning. jackets at the bus stop and other places, 50 in if city. cooler in the suburbs. 56 at midday. 60 with sunshine. jacket ordered throughout the day. this is the last weekend of october and first of november, we start to think about the more serious cold weather developing. preview of winter. we don't see it in the forecast. what we see is a breezy day tomorrow and 60. but saturday, mostly sunny. and 70 degrees. that is delightful. on sunday, 74. clouds increase through the day. in the morning, four running of the marine corps marathon, the skies should be mid-to-the upper 50's

. >>> we are giving a new peek what a bridge connecting these 3d models of the north washington street bridge, and it will replace the existing span. the city of boston owns the bridge which is part of the freedom trail. right now the city spent $5 million a year on maintenance. >> daniel: good-looking model. one week out from major tolling changes on the mass pike. the state is bracing on major problems. the all electronic tolling system goes live a week from today and construction crews will get to work right away to tear down the existing toll booth plaza. clock and will need to close some lanes down. the state says that will cause big delays. a good chunk of the work will be done before thanksgiving. >>> governor charlie baker and boston mayor marty walsh will be laying the groundwork for testing self-driving cars in massachusetts. baker created an executive order to consult and create laws. walsh signed an order calling for the transportation commissioner to come up with guidelines of testing the and weather together every ten minutes. your drive time on the expressway easy nine m

a little bit of rain band coming up from the hurricane misting wash from the north -- missing washington from the north and the west. 58 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 60. noon, 66. 75 by 4:00 p.m. still holding on the low 70s by 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. high temperatures across the region, comfortable across the i-95 corridor. millville, 73. future tracker 6 showing how we will cloud up quickly. noon we'll have showers move in and we'll get into the afternoon and in and out of shower activity straight into the evening. looks like this will be over by the coast, though, as we go overnight into sunday morning, sunday may start out cloudy, but we're expecting the return of sunshine as we go through the day. hurricane matthew is down to a category three storm as matt mentioned a moment ago we have the center of the storm off the coast, close enough to do damage, even if it doesn't make landfall across florida there's the possibility it doesn't happen across the coast. core winds 120 miles per hour. over 100 miles per hour coming a shore in spots. it goes to category 3 by jacksonville tonight,

we have a police situation going on, closing down washington north of i-70. broadway a little to the west, can get you around national western drive going to franklin and 56th and 58th avenue can get you around it. it's not a huge deal, but be mindful. bash wash north of i-70 is closed down. >>> 4:35. disturbing words of du. people out raged with% these racially charged messages. >> we have more. jason live on the campus. what was written that has so many people upset? >>reporter: well, in 1 case it's what specifically what was written, in another case it's what was written and crossed off. this is on a free-speech wall on du. ww want to show you photographs because it has bee message that wrote white people do anything and then it was crossed off -- the other one and in cases, song lyrics by a punk band minor threat. i'm sorry for something i didn't do. lynch somebody but i didn't know who, guilty of being white. this prompted a lot of student response on campus. we spoke to threatened by that and despite this is a free speech right, the first amendment does

coming into the united states by manually turning off the pipelines in minnesota, montana, north dakota, and washington state. wewe will get the latest. plus, we will go to phoenix. federal prosecutors have announced they are charging maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio for criminal contempt-of-court over his refusal to end unconstitutional immigration patrols in arizona. and we will speak to former u.s. diplomat colonel ann wright who was detained and arrested by week for being on board a flotilla bound for gaza carrying food, medicine and , other humanitarian aid. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the haitian government, local organizers and international aid , organizations are continuing to provide emergency assistance in the wake of the devastating category 4 hurricane matthew, whicich has killed more than 100 haitians with the death toll expected to continue to rise. the haitian health ministry says at least 320 fatal cases of cholera have been reported since the storm. the world health organization says it is send

we're at the intersection of white and north washington. so this construction site, the way we understand it from police, was this big crane you see here the construction worker was operating this crane. back over in that distance, we understand from police, that is the live wire that was hit. that live wire fell and physical on a construction worker and shocked him. we understand he's in critical -- we understand him to be in critical but stable a number of first responders and police officers out here. the power did go out in this area for some time, dominion virginia power is out here and everything has been restored in the area. but there were also some witnesses that talked to us telling us describing what they saw and what they heard around 7:30 this morning. and it fell to the street and hit a construction worker. >> we saw two big flashes of light and heard two explosions, which sounded look i can a transformer explosion. >> reporter: a really scary situation for a lot of folks that live nearby here that were taking their kids to da

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released these 3d models of the north washington street bridge. it will replace the existing span. freedom trail. right now the city spends $5 million a year on maintenance. >>> a error brought to tears when she is brought a dog suffering from serious neglect. >> i never seen a dog like this. >> how that neglect caused that cocker spaniel to become deaf. >>> plus, it is the gift list for someone who has everything. >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. right now foggy conditions on the expressway. you can make out those headlights through the fog, but at 5:39, things are already slowing down. right now a 12-minute ride on shiri, you are saying this fog is not going to burn off. >> shiri: no. >> julie: -- any time soon. >> shiri: take its sweet time to get out of here. poor travel conditions because of wet roads, limited visibility. scattered showers today and things should ease up at noon and 3 p.m. especially with visibility. the recent conditions going back downhill by 7 p.m. and for the evening commute because of heavier rain. timeline of the steadier stuff coming

that worker was standing here near a crane that knocked the wire down at a construction site at north washington street. it landed on him causing electrical burns. rescuers rushed him to the hospital. the accident also knocked out power in the neighborhood but it's now accused of stabbing another teenager to death is claiming self-defense. police say the pair got into an argument on a metro bus monday night and an ongoing dispute turned deadly. news 4's pat collins at the d.c. superior court where the suspect made her first appearance. pat? >> reporter: wendy, in the courtroom, when the judge held murder suspect kyla jones without bond, the victim's 18-year-old kyla jones officially charged with second-degree murder in the stabbing death of kaelia minor. kaelia minor murdered near a bus stop monday night on kansas avenue in petworth. in court, the prosecutors said that kyla jones had a knife and that she used the knife. she says this was not a cutting, this was a stabbing. don't give a [ muted ] what happened to her, i don't give a [ muted ] if i stabbed her. i just want my phone. according to c

computer model north of washington as this whole system moves on through. by friday it is out of here. and by friday we are back into the sunshine. tomorrow, one day of cloudiness and that's really going to be about it. as far as the impact goes, earlier, i was thinking a moderate impact. but now i'm i go thinking just a low impact events. the reason, dry most of the day, especially to start the i de. round, showers moving in coincide with the evening rush. have that jacket and umbrella ready but it will be a low impact event. high temperature in the city 62 with afternoon showers. cool and breezy. speaking of cool and breezy. look at friday. back into the 50s on friday, upper 50s to around 60. saturday and sunday gorgeous. 74 saturday, 76 on sunday. wonderful. jim handly is going to be there, but he is not run. >> he is going to be the one this the golf cart. >> his leg hurtsd. halloween looking okay. we are in the 50s. it will be chilly, it will be dry, and very nice for the kids to be out and about. most of next week looking very good. i feel sad about y

massdot just released the 3d models of the new north washington street bridge. it will replace the existing span. the city of boston owns the bridge, which is also part of the freedom trail. right now, the city spends $5 million a year on maintenance. >> well, there's probably a lot of bruins fans walking and driving over the north their season home opener in just about an hour. butch stearns is there and butch, we understand there's a boston sports legend hoping to get the garden party up and running. >> yeah, a couple of sports legends for you ock. 80 years ago yesterday, milt schmitt made his bruins debut. 50 years ago, bobby orr made his debut. the bruinsil against the devils at 8:00 p.m. this year is going to be interesting how they play at the garden and the guy who sits above the ives and calls the game on raid offat 98.5, dave gosher wonders like the rest of us, what type of season will they have at home. >> i'm curious to see how they play aft home. home was not a good place for them last year, they were miserable place to come play hand they didn't do

you can see it falling around areas of keene, back to peterborough, north to washington and southern sullivan county. not all of that is in the form of wet snow right now, but a good indication that those areas will see a little bit as we go through the evening. farther to the north more snow in the higher summits of the rain all moves on through. you can see that mix and snow in western parts of the state, early to mid evening before that changeover to heavy rain. so how much rain, how much snow, and what about the potential for strong win on friday. all of that in a timeline straight ahead. jennifer: tonight's forecasted snow for parts of the north country has ski areas eager to see a whiter winter in year compared to last. cherise leclerc live from loon mountain now in lincoln to tell us how they're it's still just raining at this hour, but the rain is coming down a little heavier. but there is actually some snow at the top of loon mountain from a few days ago. but ski officials here say they're excited about the potential for more tonight, they say this is a great start to the se

donald trump -- after he leaves his hotel here in washington -- will head to north carolina. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. the trump campaign will be making stops in our area today. donald trump's son - eric - will be in waukesha and bayside. we're also told trump himself will be back in wisconsin before the election on that visit yet. as for the clinton campaign - chelsea clinton was in the badgerland yesterday. she made stops for her mother in la crosse, stevens point, and madison...and encouraged people to take advantage of early voting. an baby announcement from a celebrity newlywed couple with wisconsin ties. and justin timberlake causing a ballot backlash. angelica joins us in studio with details. a selfie by singer justin timberlake is stirring up timberlake posted a selfie on instagram just before he cast his ballot inside a polling station. last year tennessee's governor signed a bill allowing people to use their phones at polling stations for information on the candidates... but it prohibits taking photos or videos. timberlake lives is california but had flo

they ran all the way from north dakota to washington, d.c. ring awareness to this issue. >> they did that over the summer. i met some of the girls who did the run, all the way from north dakota to washington. it was amazing. >> yeah, it was amazing. something i definitely wouldn't be able to do. but it really sparked a movement within the youth, and it brought them a new sense of pride and a new sense of hope, which is why the youth felt so inspired to come all the way out here to ask our future president how she is going to be able to help us and if she plans on taking a stance against the dakota access pipeline. >> and dave, president obama and michelle obama came to your reservation you. met with them before this was an issue. this was a few years ago. so he knows the area. he knows you. and it seems to me that that was part of what was involved in the obama administration's sudden decision to put the construction on hold, to suspend it in the areas that they controlled. >> i think it's important that we build relationships. if there is any

north and west of milwaukee. ozaukee advisory for waukesha, jefferson, dodge, washington, high pressure takes over today so after the fog lifts, we will see some sun shine with temperatures in the upper 60s. we continue with some sun tuesday and warm to the low 70s. a low moves into the area on wednesday with rain and thunderstoms likely wednesday and thursday. today: dense morning fog the partly sunny. high: 68 dewpoint: 55 wind: n-e 3-9 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 56 dewpoint: 54 wind: e/se 3-5 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no breaking news this morning. a 10 year old boy from waukesha is missing. police have been searching through the night...and hundreds of people in the community are helping. volunteers who want to help in the search started showing up at six this morning at waukesha west high school. they are now at the command center deandra corinthios is live in waukesha with the latest. 10 year old andrew ounkham last seen around 3:45 pm sunday...running into a cornfield behind his home. this is andrew ounkham

north and west of milwaukee. ozaukee sheboygan and fond du lac counties. washington, high pressure takes over today so after the fog lifts, we will see some sun shine with temperatures in the upper 60s. we continue with some sun tuesday and warm to the low 70s. a low moves into the area on wednesday with rain and thunderstoms likely wednesday and thursday. today: dense morning fog the partly sunny. high: 68 dewpoint: 55 wind: n-e 3-9 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 56 dewpoint: 54 wind: e/se 3-5 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no breaking news in the death of a 4-year old boy in milwaukee. police are now saying based on the evidence it is believed solomon jordan smith shot himself on friday night. family members held a vigil for the child near 15th and north on sunday. the child's 21-year mother was arrested for leaving a firearm within reach of a child. she was later released and expected to meet with the milwaukee county district attorney's office next week to review charges. wa

this is the scene at 50th and washington north of i-70 where it's closed down. you'll see it from air traffic 7 of the closure that remains for the wild police daryy ora is looking at the innestigation. daryl, what's the latest >>reporter: thanks, jason. we're getting more information at what happened here with police and this one vehicle. what we're hearing is there might be a drive-by shooting at 48th and washington and police went looking for this vehicle. notice that it had a out and it wassing -- the vehicle crashed at 50th and washington. and the suspects were fired at the police. we have 1 person in the suv who has been transported to the hospital with serious injuries and the driver ran from the scene. and since -- in the last few minutes, the police broke down the perimeter. the suspect is considered armed and dangerous. he's 6-foot tall, slippeder build wearing a black hoodie, with a white t-shirt underneath. and blue jeans or black pants. he's a black male now, theid-to late 20s. scene is still closed out here for the investigation. we're being told t

trump is in pennsylvania in north carolina, in washington, stephanie ramos, channel 6 "action news." >> a gunman who fired into a crowd in wilmington, delaware, striking a woman remains on the loose. this happened on south ford avenue at 8:30. a red car pulled up a crowd and someone in the car opened fire. the woman was hit in the jaw and taken to the hospital. chopper 6 hd was over croyden bucks county where a man was struck by an amtrak train and survived. the victim was along the track when he was hit by the fast-moving 193 heading from new york to washington. the man was rushed to the hospital for multiple injuries. >>> happening today, a former aid to new jersey governor to chris christie testifies in her own defense at the bridgegate trial. brigette kelly will take the stands in newark. she is charged with jamming the george washington bridge to punish a democratic mayor who did not endorse chris can christie. >>> wildstein has pleaded guilty and turned state's witness testifying against kelly and baroni they deny his account. governor chris christie is not accused of any crime

north over the weekend. this one in oregon and washington. there is a small system down southeast corner of colorado sunday afternoon. so a little rain down there. but for the front range and most of the rest of the state dry conditions. so we'll burn this fog off, get a great sunny afternoon for everybody here up and down the front range with seablghts at lower terrain -- 60s in the lower terrain, 50s in the foothills. the forecast model showing you those areas of low clouds and fog, gone this morning, sunny this afternoon. big rebound in temperatures, hovering at or just above freezing in a lot of locations, 70 degrees on the eastern and western borders, even mountain areas are going to be quite pleasant with highs in the 50s. we'll go 65, sunshine today, not very much wind. tonight a couple degrees warmer, but because it's going to be clear and calm, it could still be a bit frosty for you tomorrow morning. that's not going to last long. we hit near 70 tomorrow. closer to 80 on sunday and monday. our next chance for any kind of rain comes u

on the approach to 120th you want to jump off and use washington and huron. up north southbound stretch from e-470 is costing drivers 21 minutes. averages dropping in the 30s. we have that power outage a raccoon got into a transformer and the transformer ended up exploding. disabled colfax and alameda were disabled. >>> jury deliberations should start today in the trial of a cu student charged with stabbing and killing another student. it happened outside of a bar last december. testimony of the trial is over. he is charged year-old. > one of the two teenage girls accused of plotting an attack on their school in highlands ranch will be charged as an adult. sienna johnson wants that change. her attorneys want the case to play out in juvenile court. today her case is getting a status conference. they were 16 when prosecutors say they tried to get the weapons to carry out their attack on mountain vista high school last december. johnson will be in douglas county court this afternoon for officers is accused of selling drug and he'll in court today. he was trying to sell m

they are hoping cleanup helps this distraction. 11 deaths in north carolina. >>> washington redskins players took supplies to haiti. redskins owner daniel snyder felt the plane with supplies from th facility.. our son and ricky jean francois who are both haitian deliver supplies to the capital. >>> a hospital worker is being thanks for spotting a kidnapped four-year-old girl in tennessee. the hospital worker recognized rebecca lewis and told police. she was with a family friend who goes by the name of wild west hog. hog was accused of taking her. was arrested. police say the little girl doesn't appear to be hurt. >>> who hasn't accidentally spent money thanks to the internet. a 12-year-old boy in spain next up a $110,000 will on google. he confused add words which charges the user for the number of click adsense allows people to make money from clicking on the site. jose chose "add words." $110,000 later, he found out his mistake. the good news is, google is very forgiving. the company told nbc, they understand the situation. his balance has been canceled and he is probably not groun

for that matter, that's not washington, north carolina or washington, pennsylvania. they exist..c. >> which has never voted republican in the history of ever. that aside, after days of polling problems, this morning trump is enjoying a tiny ray of survey sunshine. brand new bloomberg politics

for that matter, that's not washington, north carolina or washington, pennsylvania. they exist. he's in washington, d.c. >> which has never voted republican in the history of ever. that aside, after days of polling problems, this morning trump is enjoying a tiny ray of survey sunshine. brand new bloomberg politics show shows him up a couple points in the must-win state of florida. most recent polls have shown clinton ahead there. curious if he will stay this poll is rigged. but we digress. let's get to cnn's jeff zeleny with the clinton campaign in lake worth, florida and cnn chief political correspondent dana bash is at the trump event. dana, with campaign and lodging news. >> reporter: right here, it's just lodging or more importantly, business promoting. the truth is that you're right, this is not an official campaign event. he is going on in fairness to the campaign to north carolina which is very much a swing state. he will have a couple of events there. so it seems to me the sort of story here, the fact that donald trump is at this hotel for its opening or maybe even reope

washington. cooler air off to our north andd stst. chicago and deep trout 51 thiso morning. we'll start to get into that t change in air mass here for thee weekend. there's very weak cold front see the light sprinkling of greenhtr there off to the north and west. that's a weak cold front it will bring us scattered cloud cover today. maybe more than scattered cloudd cover. abundant cloud cover with aerh scattered shower this afternoonr any shower activity we get willw be very light, and for the mostm part just kind of a parly to t mostly cloudy afternoon again with highs in the low 80s.the lo wee look at the seven day and dy talk weekend forecast and fall like conditions momentarily.ondi let's do traffic with erin.tiont ff>> did you eatic all your y cupcakes? >> yes, they were delicious.e do >> i had one and i want another. traffic has been terrible this t morning.rning >> i had three. they were wonderful thr. >> right now we have metro m delays. no longer single tracking. tracn we earlier arcing insulator watch for delays on the silver,e orange and blue lines.e lines no long

weekend long pushing to the east, low- pressure dominating the forecast showers well to the north, western washington and oregon seeing the rain but watch what happens as we advance into friday. another area of low pressure moving in bringing with it a soaking rain by friday shower chances begin in the north bay thursday, likely north of the golden gate increasing friday and lingering through the weekend scattered in nature for the weekend, high temperatures today, 63 pacifica, 65 san francisco, 70 oakland. mid-70s in san jose, the warmest spots inland warming up to the low 80s places like livermore and fairfield, 79 in concorde. sunrise 7:14, sunset at 6:38, temperatures are decreasing today, more so tomorrow back to the seasonal norm increasing cloud cover wednesday and thursday and increasing shower chances thursday into friday, friday looks to be the rain day but we are sometime out, saturday a chance of showers, sunday showers the forecast is changing.>>> the second presidential debate provided plenty of fireworks. the nominees trading personal attacks for most of the 90 minute town hall event.

this is closed off for quite some washington is closed north of 50th and as far south as 47th. we're going to accepted it to jason luber. >>reporter: we have good ways to get around it including using broadway or national western drive or continue to go franklin. this area closed down north of i-70. not widely traveled, but you can get it around taking a couple of extra minutes. the rest of the ride to the north side of town looks dia. north best parkway -- take a look at the camera near johnson's corner, thick fog and it's ground level and it's limiting the visibility for us on 85, 287 and along i-25 this morning. >>> it's 5:32. let's check in on florida. people bracing for hurricane matthew which has been downgrade today a category 3 storm. this happened while you were sleeping. >> hundreds of thousands of people in florida are without power. officials are warning that matthew could do a damage. >> laura joins us from myrtle beach florida with more on hurricane matthew. >>reporter: hurricane matthew barreling towards florida. brutal onditions intensifying as the eye of the st

she's campaigning in florida. >> donald trump makes stops in washington d.c., charlotte north caroline and a he spent the day campaigning in florida yesterday. >> cleveland indians host chicago cubs at progressive field tonight game two of the world series has been moved to a 7:00 o'clock start time because of rain in the forecast for cleveland. >> that is three to go. lets get a check of weather and traffic that rain delay is what will be the next system that effects us not today but tomorrow we will see rain because of it. for now it is gorgeous sunrise but look at the temperature readings. >> yes. >> it is cold outside. >> 25 degrees, looking at other area temperatures just a reminder and understandably so we have frost advisory freeze warnings in effect until 9:00 this morning meisha. >> katie, thank you. we have accidents, first one we will talk about is broad street near pattison avenue near stadium you can see flashing lights that will slow you down and plus new jersey 295 northbound at route 30, two lanes block there and you can see how slow eight on the schuylkill, 17 on i-95,

are closed back home.the storm and it's aftermath is responsible for 11 deaths in north carolina alone. two washington redskins players are delivering much needed medical supplies to haiti -- where hundreds died from hurricane matthew.wide receiver pierre garcon and defensive end ricky jean francois, both of haitian descent, delivered the supplies.the players say they hope their visit will shed some light on the problems the caribbean nation is facing. prosecutors say they plan to file murder charges against the 26-year-old man accuse officersa small group gathered monday outside a memorial on the steps of the palm springs police department headquarters. john hernandez felix is accused of shooting and killing sergeant jose gilbert vega and rookie officer lesley zerebny during a 12-hour standoff. jury selection continues today in the whistle-blowing lawsuit against pennsylvania state university.former assistant football coach mike mcqueary dollars in damages in his civil suithe claims he was wrongfully terminated after reporting assistant coach jerry sandusky sexually abused a boy in 2001. up next on l

you can see it falling around areas of keene, back to peterborough, north to washington and southern sullivan county. not all of that is in the form of wet snow right now, but a good indication that those areas will see a little bit as we go through the evening. farther to the north more snow in the higher summits of the

tom costello, business news, washington. north carolina. the flood waters are cresting, but it's far too late for several commrunts already under water. nbc's miguel almaguer took an exclusive tour, in one of the state's hardest hit towns. it was devastated 17 years ago and now faces another long road to recovery. >> reporter: in princeville, north carolina, this small town is sinking in sorrow. the signs that paint bobbing in the water. princeville was settled by free slaves after the civil war. cherished pictures and historic buildings are drowning in the deluge. governor pat mccrory took us by helicopter to see the catastrophic damage. but to find the sunken city, you also need a boat. up to 12 feet in some it's receding. it if times ding still here. >> some of the people suffering are the people that can least afford to suffer because they have nothing. >> reporter: the mayor says this poor community, rich in culture, will rebuild. still tonight some worry this historic town may become history after this flood. miguel almaguer, nbc news

trump after he leaves his hotel in washington will head to north carolina. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> the california secretary of state's office says more than 1 million californians have already voted by submitting their mail-in ballots. online voter registration in california set a record monday, the last day to register for the november 8th election. 297,000 people registered online on monday. >>> time is now 6:08. new san francisco poll says residents blame city hall and the tech industry for some of the big problems in the city. the poll was conducted by rise sf, an advocacy group that wants more housing and better public transportation. 24% of those polled said homelessness is the most important problem. 19% said housing in general. 17% affordable housing specifically. when asked whether the growth of the tech industry is to blame for the high cost of housing and traffic jams, 63% said yes. 53% said the city's failure to build housing and invest in better transportation were also factors. >>> a california high school in san ramon adminis

donald trump is making stops in north carolina and washington d.c. the just 13 days and counting until election day. as roxannasaberry reports both candidates are focusing on early voting states. >> reporter: on a their straight day of florida, donald trump used obama care hate hikes to hammer hillary clinton. >> i will repeal, replace it. she will expand it and it will get more and more expensive. >> reporter: in an interview with routers, the republican nominee took aim at clinton's foreign policy plans in syria. >> her you will end up in world war three. >> reporter: trump saved his most serious attacks for president obama himself. seizing on a exchange from the batch of hack e-mails released by wikileaks yesterday, clinton's former chief of staff cheryl mills suggested that the president knew that clinton was using her personal e-mail while secretary of state. >> he's caught up now, folks. we have to investigate, the investigation. >> reporter: other e-mails reportedly show top aid struggling to get past clinton's e-mail scandal including campaig

right now it is washington in the north. for jenny taft, brady quinn, the rest of our crew, joe davis wishing you a good night from eugene. operated very nicely off the bench at team for last week will get their brains to start tomorrow on monday reiterating that he was the starting quarterback but wanted to see how much progress he made the sprained left shoulder that still bothering him. apparently not enough. he made a few questionable throws last week. in general was really good hitting 24 throws touchdown. the question now is if you will be active for not austin davis is virtually 24 hours. we have a lot of time i think i think anytime you've got a guy to pay pick up a first-round when you have an opportunity to see what he could do he was pretty convincing the other pic question is with the weather going to be like. he is going to be good. a beautiful day on tap. we will bear what we had today with a height and we fall into the 60s by the end of the game a lot of high clouds. this low pressure was high clouds across th

trump is in north carolina after stopping in washington to officially open his new hotel. we have had teams traveling with both campaigns, starting with gavin hewitt on the trail with the republican nominee. gavin: three days inside the trump campaign, the pace is frantic. donald trump targeting florida, making 12 campaign stops in a state that he has to win. is behind,n see he but his crowds remain large and impassioned. in tampa, he lays out his core message: putting america first and bringing back jobs. promising to rollback obama's health care plan which extended coverage to millions of americans. pres. obama: repealing -- mr. repealing and replacing obamacare. it is a disaster. gavin: donald trump has seized on the fact that some premiums for health insurance are rising sharply. his convoy moves on. he uses his airplane as a prop. dislikes intensive for hillary clinton, saying that she lies more than any other human being. golfre led to a trump resort. it felt as much as a commercial for his business empire as a campaign stop. employees were invited to come forward to

washington. good evening. here's what's happening. deadly flooding plaguing north carolina in the wake of hurricane matthew. at least three rivers are forecasted to reach record levels throughout the week. so far, thousands of homes have been damaged, and more are in danger of flooding. the u.s. death toll from hurricane matthew is now 23. five of the deaths were in north

. >> average highs are in the mid- to upper 60s now across the region. 68 or so here in washington. colder, north and west. in the 80s yesterday. we'll be in the 80s again today. and saw it earlier. potentially set something records. dulles. and 88 in d.c. is going to hold. this afternoon, by the way, the mold spores came in high. everything else is low, in case that's troubling you. we should have sun and clouds mixed. highs in the low to mid-80s once again. i put a little raindrop in at 8:00 and 9:00. we have a shower threat here by let's say, 5:00, 6:00. satellite -- this is visible satellite imagery. you can see, we've got more cloudiness, when you get west a few patches of cloud coming through. so we don't have that nice, all- day blue sky like yesterday. but still going to get on the warm side. warm through thursday. today will be warmer than tomorrow. a few showers here and there really tonight and thursday. but i think the big show, as far as rain -- and we still need some, will be friday. friday is going to have a yellow weather alert. if we get past the rush hour dry, looks like that wi

washington. gaithersburg 40. hagerstown day for martinsburg and cold enough in fact we actually for the first time is then have a freeze watch in effect for some locations off to the north and west. it includes frederick county maryland and washington county some counties north and west. potential for freeze. protect plants if you have them. freeze warnings in the light blue. not expecting them in our area tonight. maybe tomorrow night though we tomorrow colder might and high pressure uld abouting in through midwest tomorrow depends this time tomorrow why does high pressure come from. bringing in colder air north and west such any tomorrow and cooler. 10 cooler than today and by tomorrow night here's what i was talking about temperatures 30s and 40s. low 40s in washington for first time this year. and much, much cooler air coming down from the north and west. planner tomorrow sul nice day. jacket in the morning. 56 lots of sunshine and nice pleasant 60. good fall day coming your way for tuesday. "fox5" accuweather 7-day tuesday it wants to pop up for me okay we'll make it appen 61 tuesday and 57 wednesday and 60 thursday and 6 friday. by the way next chance of showers h

is under mining the >> today clinton is returning to ohio and trump will be in north carolina and pennsylvania. in washington, "wisn 12 news this morning." >> thank you. >> ken bone is headed to washington. the undecided voter bake an internet sensation, he only has that one sweater. sweater is bringing bone to the nation's capital to get out the vote commercial. he's posing with a wedding party and ends up being chased by fans. who is chasing him down? that's a nice looking sweater though. i have to get you one. melinda: 5:11. like it or not, the holidays are just around >> the shopping could come with a big price tag, how to make extra cash to pay for the presents this year. plus, the world series starts next week. the celebrity that could be appearing in cleveland to throw >> good morning. it is now 5:14. sunrise 7:13. we are just about to the weekend. right now it is friday and it is not too bad out there. the temperatures are holding steady in the low to mid 40s. look at the feel-like temperature, 41 degrees, frost advisories are continuing. areas to the west, 39 waukesha. 43 fond du lac. not much going

. >>> trump will campaign in washington, d.c. and north carolina. yesterday he made stops in capitol that he would love to take vice president joe biden up on his over to settle things. biden criticized vulgar's comments about women and he would like to take trump behind the gym to settle things. trump said biden is only tough when he is standing behind a mic. >> he is mr. tough guy behind a microphone. >> he wants to bring me to back of the barn. if i said that, they would say he is violent. how could he have done that. >> trump's rally and tally was the final stone of a three-day blitz through florida. >>> colin powell is joining the list of republicans voting for hillary clinton. powell recently engaged in a public fight with clinton when he denied clinton's claim that he advised her to set up a private e-mail server but in a national disgrace. >>> marco rubio will debate patrick murphy as they compete for a senate seat. they will debate at broward college in davie. you can watch the debate starting here on your abc action news station at 7:00. >

donald trump will be in washington, d.c., and north carolina today. excellentic vice presidential candidate tim kaine's wide wife will be in wheatridge. clinton will spend the day in florida where she held a fundraise last night. she urged people to pay attention to the poll and not get complacent in >>> vandalism is never the answer to anythinger, specially frustration over this elects. a man dressed as a city construction worker destroyed donald trump's star on the hollywood walk of game. he just took a sledge hammer and ax, removing trump's name and the star altogether. that is just not cool. >> yeah. i can imagine he will get in trouble about it. it doesn't matter how you feel politically. when something is not your problem, you're not allowed to destroy it. he will face consequences for person is. >>> we have plenty of sunshine in denver today. take a look at those bright, blue skies out there. another nice day and then tomorrow, we could be looking to break some records. >> that's right so let's talk to danielle, who can tell us about this. we'r

he moves his campaign to north carolina. in washington, stephanie ramos, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that report. less than two weeks ago until election day, you can download the free 6 abc news app to get alerts from the campaign trail. >>> and allegations of election rigging and voter fraud is running rampant with all eyes on pennsylvania. and now questionable votes dating back to a decade. our investigative team dug through years of election data and found ballots for those that already died. wendy saltzman is demanding answers. don't miss her exclusive voting from the grave tomorrow on "action news" at 11:00. >>> another big step happened today in the normal relations with cuba. the united nations voted against cuba. it is the first time in 25 years the united states has not opposed the measure. the lack of opposition is part of president obama's push to restore relations with cuba after 59 years of economic embar embargoes. the congress opposes it. and david muir will have more from the campaign trail. watch that follow

north carolina. donald trump makes a stump in washington, d.c. for the ribbon cutting ceremony of his new hotel at the old post office. then he heads to north carolina. governor pence will spring through utah, nevada and colorado. >>> in oklahoma the 38-year-old who has beenan including the killing of two had a hit list targeting several more people. protection is being advised for those listed on the stalled hit list. michael vance is held on possession of a firearm. when police first saw him, he shot an innocent woman and two officers, before stealing her car and stole several videos he was last seen 30 miles from the western border in oklahoma. he is believed to be carrying an ak-47. the fbi is coordinating with several agencies in that search. >>> america's self titled toughest sheriff is in a tough spot this morning. federal prosecutors charged sheriff joe arpaio with criminal contempt of court. the 84 year lawman defied a court order to stop his fast asleep on the living room sofa, while one of the intruders rummage through the stuff. it hap

to our north in sheboygan county. port washington and also fond du lac, a little less to the south. wobbles all weekend long in indiana by 1:30 in the morning and then by 6 in the morning, more showers rolling through in the morning on saturday and some isolated showers late in the afternoon and into the evening hours saturday night. on sunday, maybe a sprinkle early. but we should see sunshine then pushing in by late in the day. mild temperatures after that. so for tonight, 55 degrees. cloudy, breezy. scattered showers continuing on. for tomorrow, another cool day with northeast winds 15 miles per hour. breezy and cloudy and showery and 61. for sunday, it gets better finally. we'll see partly to mostly cloudy skies. maybe a leftover sprinkle and a high back up to 66. that's the average for this time of year. nice pattern into next week. monday some sunshine. 68. sunny to partly cloudy on tuesday. 70 degrees. look at the 70s hanging around on wednesday. sunshine 72. thursday an isolated shower. with sunshine on friday. i'm imagining not a great evening for all those football games t

you see the storm track up to the north, especially closer to oregon and washington. and you can see a patch or two of fog off shore. in fact, that will be marching closer to our coastline over the next 24 hours. right now this fog patch from ocean beach is just about 50 miles to our west. that will be approaching our coastline by friday morning. current numbers out there, very nice. 70s out towards santa rosa. san francisco a nice 74 degrees. as far as wind speeds, you can see a bit of a northwesterly wind towards fairfield. that's the warming wind direction at 12 miles per hour. we're not talking about any strong winds out there. on this panel here, winds are around 5 to 7 to 15 miles per hour. a little stronger out toward half moon bay. lots of sunshine across a good portion of the bay area. here is a camera looking at san francisco from the san rafael camera. today will be the warmest day of the week. we talked about the fog patch. this is a fake tore heading into friday morning. patchy fog hanging out near parts of the shoreline tomorrow morning. we could have a