and wood cutting funds harmon northern michigan? bergman: the essential air service program needs to be looked at because we have the airforce in the first district. when i get to washington in d.c. be will look into that because right now there is a balance which we support and which we don't put the key is to bring a tourist and business into the air force though that is what they come here to do. we have work to do not one. >> if you talk to people these airports are extremely important not only from their travels but also because we are a more connected world and people can work from home. we need to make sure we bring back those transportation dollars open and running. >> moderator: do support resending after regulations that could be harmful to the auto industry wet. >> i support free trade however we not getting fair trade with the tpp trade agreement right now negotiated in secret for those policies that ship jobs overseas. i am for reopening after of the and i oppose it chief pp in the current form i believe they are shippi

>> yeah, in northern michigan we've led the world we led the world in trade in 17 00 and minoring copper and did that because our forefathers, looked around said what do we have? we've got great land. we've got the great lakes, smart innovative hardworking poem and they invested in those assets and that's the kind of member of congress i would be. >> and i rebut that? >> rebuttal. >> let's talk about the sue lox for a moment. johnson mentioned that. that's law hanging fruit why not during that time i have no idea. point it is -- that it will be done during my time because now it has not only a matter of economic security. for the first district and greater great lakes area but also a matter of if national security. not only do you rebuild the lax, you expand the lox to be ready to take a large one. >> we'll start with general bergman. >> one of the biggest challenges for local employers is keeping young talent here. many young people tend to leave the area for school and then never return. what should be done to change this? >> well, in the words of a native of newbury who left for 20 ye

northern michigan has a rich hunting and firearms tradition. how do you oppose addressing the issue of gun violence? number one, as a member of the united states military, i swore an oath to defend the constitution. i do that in an armed status. i understand what violence is when it comes to utilizing weapons. the bottom line is, we need to make sure that our second amendment maintains its strength. it is not up for negotiation. likee some of the folks nancy pelosi or hillary clinton, they would say we need to amend all this or that. but guess what, we need to support the fact that we have the right to keep and bear arms and do it responsibly. that is what our country is about. moderator: mr. johnson. you carry a whether weapon and war or for sport or protection, you have a responsibility. we have that responsibility here in michigan. that is why i will work to protect the second amendment. in fact, i received an a rating, i was endorsed by the detroit news because they were comfortable i would protect our second amendment right inside congress

-- would cutting funds for the air service harm northern michigan?. bergman: the program needs to be looked at, because we have airports in the first district, some benefit, some suffer. when i get to washington, d.c., we are going to look into that, because right now there is a balance between which airports we support, which we don't, but the key is to bring tourists and businesses into our airports, so that is what they come here to do, business and tour. we have work to do on that one. i would work with -- mr. johnson: i would work with the department of transportation to bring back every nickel we can get. these are extremely important not only for their travel, for their family and so forth, but also we are becoming a more connected world. people are having the ability to work from home, and they do from time to time have to travel. we need to make sure that we bring back the transportation dollars that can keep our airports open and running. moderator: kristen, you will start with mr. johnson. >> do you support resending nafta regulations that

investigation after a man considered a person of interest in a deadly stabbing was shot and killed in northern michigan. sheriff's deputies say 30-year-old david paratieco was killed, he may have been there looking for his 23-year-old wife. he was a person of interest wanted for a local stabbing east of the las vegas trip. police believe the victim in room where he was killed. here is a surveillance video, victim's recognize later stolen. suspect's wife was wounded suffering gunshot wounds to her face and hands. investigation is still ongoing. back here at home, a reminder, if you are planning to drive on the 215 eastbound to the right now. the ramp will reopen monday morning but then it's going to close down each night through october 21st. >>> still to come a religious community is in shook after vandalism strikes their neighborhood. the bold statement rocking that community and why one political group is weighing in tonight. >>> and just 24 days to go before election day. can you believe its? how the candidates are preparing for the final debate which is happening right here in las i'm michelle vele

granato makes his regular-season debut this weekend with a pair of games in green bay, against northern michigan. the former badgers all-american spent 13 seasons coaching in the nhl. granato earned an exhibition win last weekend. tony: it was fun. nervous going in. i think your first game, when you start a new position or with a new team, you're a little bit nervous always. but it was fun to be behind the bench. it was fun to be alongside donny and mark, and certainly to be back in the kohl center. and being part of the badgers staff was very special. and tonight was a night that i'll remember forever. dan: and tonight in new york, the nl wild card game between the mets and giants was scoreless in the 9th inning. when connor gillaspie hit a connor, who? san francisco wins, 3-0. they will take on the cubs in the nlds. beginning friday, in chicago. and not to point out bad news for cubs fans, of the giants won the world series in 2010, 2012, 2014. joyce: they are due, every two years. we will see what happens with that curse. final look at your forecast. coming up next, "jimmy kimmel joyce: some

already parts of northern michigan have snow on the ground.than 5 inches of wet snow in gaylord, michigan yesterday, weighing down power lines and causing power outages. >> we'll take our snow, just not that much and not in late october. >> not that soon. >> bill henley, whehow is it looking out there? >> we had snow in the pocono mountains, just not 5 inches. it was there for hours before the rain cleared it away. the rain is completely out of here today. we'll see sunshine. temperatures in the 40s and 50s will warm into the middle 50s % this afternoon. monthy near as colds ayesterday morning in the mountains when that snow was falling. it was below freezing. 41 degrees. no sign of anything slippery this morning. the temperatures are sliding a bit, 48 degrees in cochranville, 44 in collegeville and it's down to 47 degrees in bryn athyn. that's a temporary situation. bright sunshined athe shore today. close view of beach avenue which is dry. the rain that came through has already completely dried out thanks to gusty winds that will be with us

pressure west of chicago and moisture through indiana and illinois and also see the snow across northern michigan, tonight it turns cloudy. showers north and west it's above freezing 41 for center city but the poconos temperatures in the higher elevations below freezing so a freezing rain advisory is posted from 2:00 in the morning until 11:00 a.m. here at home though, most of the day tomorrow will just be cloudy with the warm front up to the north and then a cold front gets closer later in the day and that brings us afternoon and evening showers, generally a .25 to .75 inch of rain and friday the low pressure intensifies over maine and high pressure over the tennessee valley with a windy day with a high only in the 50s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast the next few days temperatures in the 50s but the high pressure over the tennessee valley brings us a surge of warmth on saturday, right in time for boo at the zoo with a high of 72 degrees and sunday not quite as warm a couple of showers around and 67 degrees and wednesday mostly sunny with a high of 68 degrees. if you come to the zoo

is of low pressure with the trailing cold front and cold enough for snow out across areas in northern michigan, this will work its way eastward as we go throughout the day on thursday. turning cloudy for the rest of tonight, we are tracking showers north and west of philadelphia. dropping down to 34 in the suburbs and 41 degrees in the city for the overnight low. future tracker 6 showing you 7:30 in the mornings, you notice mixed precipitation for the poconos we have the freezing rain advisory and it's still dry, noon time tomorrow the mixed precip moves north of the poconos and light rain showers across that region and for areas in allentown and by 5:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, you notice that we have wet weather moving across the i-95 corridor and areas of south jersey and we are still in and out of the moisture by 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. and clearing out by friday especially early with the gusty northwesterly wind. what to expect tomorrow morning showers to the north and freezing rain in the poconos, and steadiest rain looks from 2:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. in our viewing area and calling fo

las vegas murder interest in a deadly stabbing happened here was shot and killed in a home in northern michigan. 30-year-old david pitcher collect was killed in traverse city. they believed he may have been looking for his 23-year-old wife. he was a person of interest in the victim in that case was lured to a hotel room but eventually killed. the victim's vehicle was later stolen. police do not know who shot fairy calico in michigan. we do know his wife named ashley was wounded by gunshot to her face and hand. >>> a 10-year-old boy who died after being hit by a movie and identified. what force trauma to the head. the eggs i have in north las they found a child in the middle of the road. witness said he fell out of the van as it was traveling. and then he was hit by another vehicle. other children inside the van. no one else was injured. it does not appear to be effective. >>> nine people out of the home after the home went up in flames. las vegas fire and rescue move quickly to keep fire from spreading. these are pictures posted by las vegas fire and rescue to twitter page. the fire was that el

showing snow right up towards the north and west in the upper great lakes, cold enough for snow in northern michigan. rest of us seeing rain showers. one batch moving out for one game to have the world series. at 7:00 p.m. on fox 5. none of those showers reaching us quite yet but you can see the bank of clouds overhead. we will turn mostly cloudy tonight probably stay that way gaithersburg, 57 washington. cool to cold, 49 pittsburgh, 36 in binghamton. let's talk about the front. fox futurecast shows cloud around west virginia i think we're talking midday for dc, rain showers, tomorrow evening with the cold air surging behind it. clear skies friday. but we will have that precipitation. that precipitation will be snow for places towards our north, interior new england, showers for us here in pennsylvania, seasonally cool -- we're not in pennsylvania, in washington, i'm from pennsylvania. all right. sometimes it still comes out. we're not in pennsylvania. i also used to work in pennsylvania. 65 afternoon showers in washington tomorrow. mostly sunny at 62 on friday. sunday, 74 saturday then possible sho

we have this system off toward northern michigan. this slowly moving out of here. that will cause us to drop off a showers after midnight or so. nashua to bedford, worcester at 52 degrees. 58 in hyannis and also nantucket. i showed you this system right here. you see saint marie. it's colder up in central canada. this is a reinforcing shot of chillier air that will b here it is, 4:00 in the morning. i think this is a little bit overdone. however, i would not be surprised to see a couple downpours coming down in time for the first part of tomorrow morning's commute. you want the umbrella, the reindeer ready tomorrow. you won't need it in the afternoon as the sun comes out real fast. to sunshine and still gusty winds out there. a nice day after the morning rain. there comes that cold front. scattered showers coming through and then it turns cooler behind the system, as you will find out in the days ahead. rain showers, possibly south of the mass pike. then clouds giving way to sunshine. we are climbing into the 40's and lower 50's. but again, there is the swinging th

. >>> the official start of winter doesn't arrive until december but some places in northern michigan are already seeing snow? . >> what is that? . parts of gaylord saw over five inches overnight. the national weather service says the early snow isn't uncommon and doesn't mean an early start to winter. that is clear. officials predict this winter will be colder than last year interesting. okay. >> colder won't be a problem this weekend. >> no! >> i like the way this looks, chuck bell. >> winter delayed. fall practically delayed as we get into the weekend. temperatures not near the records on saturday or sunday but still running more than ten degrees warmer than average. the outdoor outlook, quite breezy. tonight, nice and cool for high school football. saturday near perfect. sunday, really warm. temperatures could get close to 80 degrees on sunday. we're mostly in the 40s and lo day. high school football forecast tonight. mid-50s at 6:00 into the 40s by the time the game is done. the metal bleachers will be cool. great running weather early but try to finish as early as you can. tempe

man police were looking for as a person of interest in a deadly stabbing shot and killed in northern michigan. sheriff deputies there said 30-year-old david parity go was killed at a home in traverse city. they believe there may have been he may have been there looking for his 23-year-old wife. he was wanted in connection with a local stabbing. just east of the las vegas strip. lured to a hotel and then killed. the killer stole the victims car. police did not say who shot him. the investigation still ongoing. >>> now under the name of a local 10-year-old boy who died after falling out of the moving van. louis lopez died of blunt force trauma to the head. the accident happened in north las vegas late on friday. officers found the kid in the middle of the street. witnesses say the boy fell out of the another car. there are the kids in the van no one else entered though. police say impairment does not appear to be a factor. >>> a local 18 month girl found dead in her home. being watched by babysitter. metro says 21-year-old damond billingsley was babysitting the child at the time of her death. m

those are lessons and values i learn from a family with five generations in northern michigan history. those lessons taught me think a life of work. i was first in any family to graduate from college. in 2005 i went to iraq as a civilian. came home in 2006, married my wife, and north port here, and worked to invest and grow u.s. manufacturing companies. i want to take those values to congress to do two major things. one, we need to protect what you've work at the lifetime to earn. your social security, where medicare and v.a. bibts and second when you look towards the future and create a northern michigan why our families can stay here and succeed and losing too many kids and grand kids to down or out of state to do that we need to invest in and protect our greatest assets, our people, our land, and our great lakes and i look forward to having that debate with you to be tonight. thank you. >> general your statement. >> i'm jack byrdman i decided to run as a grandfather of eight. leaving our grandkids now is different than the one left to us by our grandparents who persevered through w

those are the lessons in values my family of five generations through northern michigan history. i was one of the first in my family to graduate from college. in 2005, i went to iraq a civilian. came home in 2006, married my wife, and worked to endorse -- worked to grow manufacturing companies. we need to protect what you worked a lifetime to earn, your social security v.a. benefits. and second, we need to create a future where our families can stay and succeed. we are losing too many of our kids and grandkids. to do that, we need to invest in and protect our greatest assets, our people, our land, and our great lakes, and i look forward to having that debate tonight. thank you. bergman: good evening, i'm jack bergman. the

as the 1944 election was coming up, the republicans had a big conference on mac and island in northern michigan, and kinac island in north and michigan, and he wanted to get a platform for the election. in 1940, the platform was torn apart by robert half and wendell wilkie having two different visions of what republicans should stand for. vandenberg puts the group island and mackinac gets them to agree that republicans would support an international organization after the war, what became united nations. even as roosevelt was planning the creation of the united nations, he wasn't talking about it, because he didn't want to have the british with their colonies, or the soviets with their concerns about eastern europe, starting to argue and jockey for position, >> vanderburgh was addressing ept fromoosevelt k being debated. ,e is taking the republicans expressing support for a new --m of beleaguered nations the league of nations at a time when no one else is talking about it. that identified him with a new way of thinking for the republicans and because the democrats weren't talking much about it

you look off well to the north in northern sections of michigan, we are tracking early season snow. here is the big picture the area of low pressure moving across the midwest and great lakes and the trailing cold front moving across chicago and this heads our way throughout the day on thursday. the call from accuweather for the rest of tonight. mostly cloudy and lake showers north and west and dropping down to 34 and allentown 41 and philadelphia and 42 in cape may. for the overnight low. here is future tracker 6 you see 7:30 in the morning we have a little mixed precipitation for the poconos and light rain there in allentown and as we go throughout the afternoon hours, you notice that the mixed precip moves north and east and just rain for the poconos by noon tomorrow. the moisture overspreads our region as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, down along the 95 corridor and also into south jersey and continues on and off at 9:00 p.m. tomorrow before we start to clear out as we get into friday with a blustery northwesterly wind, something to keep in mind with the wet leaves

northern michigan we have access issues. in some areas we have no ob services within 200 miles for for women who may be trying to deliver. it is a challenge. that is one of the reasons we feel it's important to take a local look in each market to try to provide better access. the question of why some veteran has virginia pay for, others don't that may be an eligibility determination which i cannot respond to. really looking at the diversity of markets and how to best provide the care, particularly when veterans are moving. it's it's not as if that veteran population is stable. the facilities available in each market are variable as well. some may have outpatient facilities that accommodate a lot of it needs, some may not. the need to move from inpatient to outpatient care is something we see across healthcare today. it's a a challenge. surly something we have conversations about. >> are there recommendations that relate to this in the commission report? >> the concepts of the virginia system incorporate some of the questions

extreme northern wisconsin along the michigan border. everybodylse is in that 50 to 100% range, looks like really good color up there right now. d down here in southeast wisconsin pretty good color fond du lac county. temperatures in the 70s to our west. look at the 80 in rapid city. sioux falls almost 70. kansas city and st. louis. this air mass is here. and will be here tomorrow. 59 right now in milwaukee. you can see the clouds out there. there are breaks, however. winds out of the south-southeast at 14 miles per hour. the rest of the area, for your football game, 55. west bend 55, waukesha. 58, burlington and also watertown, 59 in beaver dam. 60 holding in whitewater. there are the clouds rolling in. they're going to be partly to mostly cloudy skies tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow night, and clouds are extending all the way out to the west where a warm front is rolling in our direction. high pressure moves out of the picture. warm front blows through during the day tomorrow. ahead of the cold front the showers and storms roll in here abo

these are all frost advisories michigan, northern indiana, and, of course, the entire newschannel5 viewing area under a frost advisory tonight, with the exception of lake county and the northern smidge of ashtabula county north of interstate 90. not expecting frost there, but still, the chill is on. so your akron-canton temperatures, these are the big cities, 38 to 39 degrees by 7:00al. but outside those city lights you're talking 32 to 35 degrees. definitely frosty conditions for the greater cleveland area. slightly warmer near the lake. again, we'll go about 39 to 40 for overnight lows. if you're within about five miles of lake erie you're not likely to experience frost tonight. but anywhere else inland, you got it. here's a sneak peek at your weather weekend. this is a nice trade-off. we get very cold tonight. tomorrow is cool. and then saturday, look, 74. sunday 77. we'll mention a few isolated the cleveland browns 5k. i understand a couple of folks here are going to run that race. is that you, frank and dhomonique? >> i'm going start, then drive to the finish. i'll be the first one do

area of low pressure in northern indiana and southern portions of michigan. right there just north of f. wayne. it's on the indiana, michigan worder. it's hanging out to the west of us a moisture to the south. there are showers off to the west and southwest. temperatures haven't really moved much. they were in the my side 60s for afternoon highs -- mid. we're back to the low 50s and upper 60s. we'll stay there. 50 to 58. still looking at a chance of sunday. 58 downtown. in the 50s on the east side. a couple of things have to change with this. earlier in the week, we're pointing out this moisture that starts in the gulf of mexico, goes across florida and then back up the east coast. earlier it was pointed right in tonight it's mainly along the east coast and into new england. there's been a little bit of dry air and that's help to break up some of the showers. irng ths the case -- i think this is the case again for tomorrow. hit and miss showers. i do not think it's going to rain all day. the morning and then scattered during the afternoon. let's take you down

cloudy, through the morning with gradual clearing and snow is showing up over the northern parts of the lower michigan erie snow belt. most cloudy skies and winds are light and north, northwest. cooler air, some, certainly. we have 50 or better over the southern plains. our temperatures in the 40s, hold in the 40s today. but tonight winds come up from the south and signal a nice warm 45 at the airport. here we are today at lunchtime, cloudy skys with the light northwest winds. we thin out the clouds late in the afternoon. tonight the lows right and 40 degrees, maybe a little better than that. this is tomorrow morning, friday at 7:00, breezy warm up. now we see a few clouds rolling in friday night. today around 50. lows 65 for tomorrow. we call for 64 on saturday. i do think there is a chance of the stray shower friday night. 67 on halloween. for the trick or treating it is looking good. ben: thank you, sal. back to breaking news, this is out of kenosha county, a pedestrian is dead after being hit by a vehicle on i-94. southbound lanes near 52nd street. the portion of the interstate is closed. the driv

. >> i remember wallace did so quell in michigan and northern states but that was a turning point, though, and led to what we later could call reagan democrats boot collar michigan voters who voted for reagan. >> that's exactly right. in fact reagan there's a -- signature ad that reagan ran in 1976 when he ran against ford, and it was in texas the important and crucial texas contest because reagan for much of that race until reagan wince in north carolina, and then they face off in texas. and there was a commercial that the reagan folks cult with a person who said i've been a lifelong democrat, and you know, i'm going to pick ronald reagan this time in the republican -- caucus in texas. the funny thing is that person was -- in -- in the wallace company the head of the wallace campaign in texas so they're your guy. a reagan democrat but started off as a wall with last wallace democrat and allowed him to go into the convention and challenge forward. >> there you go to a different region reminds me you're talking of jfk and coal mining area so important you should point out that your book is

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michigan. there is light snow in extreme northern sections of wisconsin earlier today. none of that in our forecast. we have that nasty, drizzly mess that continues to come down. this, but it will continue for the next 3-4 hours before it comes to an end. here is what i'm talking about. we have the cloud cover that will stay with us throughout the day. we are drying the morning, which will be different than it was for the morning commute. you can seal the clouds very stubborn. they will finally depart as we head into friday. we have a much nicer forecast on big-time warm-up. over two inches in many areas, including beaver dam, west bend, racine with just over two inches. waukesha, 1.85 inches of rain, just under 1.64 in milwaukee. 1.71 and west allis. there is the record. we can set a record today, exploded the old record, set way back we have a whole bunch of rain. tomorrow morning, coffee, something warm. you will need it. temperatures around 46. it will be really damp. still drizzly, still ugly, but it does get better tomorrow. speaking of better tomorrow's, you can

job our standards not by northern maine or upper peninsula of michigan. let's go over and take a look at our skies over the last hour.i'll put this in motion. despite the darkness you can see some clouds passing overhead we had mostly cloudy skies overnight. we are looking at a 7:02 sunrise a little later there 67 spaghetti bowl winds are calm that figure will rise this afternoon. dew point 53 degrees closer dew point is that temperature the more you notice the more moisture in the atmosphere humidity is up that's reflective of the cloud cover. it'll be around will come down tonight 65 out on the west side of desert in and went down to 64 and the 215 so it's cooler out there but mild down in henderson at 74 degrees. 68 downtown studios 60 predominating across the valley. we do have a few 70s as i said in henderson and low 70s mountains edge and southern highlands and 53 up on the mountains for 68 mesquite 70 and prompt and 73 down the river in laughlin. let's check out the national satellite shot not a lot going on some showers over the great lakes. the b

. >> host: yeah, i remember wallace doing so well in michigan and other northern states, but that was a real turning point though and led to what we later would call the reagan democrats, blue collar michigan voters who voted for reagan. >> guest: yeah, that's exactly right. in fact, reagan, there's a signature ad that reagan ran in 1976 when he ran against ford, and it was in texas, the important and crucial texas contest because ford had been pasting reagan for much of that race until reagan wins in north carolina, and then fay -- they face off in texas. and there was a commercial that the reagan folks cut with a person who said i've been a lifelong democrat, you know, but i'm going to pick ronald reagan this time in the republican caucus in texas. the funny thing is that person was in the wallace are campaign was the head of the wallace campaign in texas. so there's your guy. he's a reagan democrat, but he started off as a wallace democrat. and reagan's victory in texas basically gave him the boost that allowed him to go on to the convention in '76 and challenge ford. >> go to a di

michigan. heavier showers that will push into our northern counties a little later tonight. everything is wrapping around a low pressure system sitting north of louisville, ken condition. that moisture continues to push in. some of the moisture source all the way out to the atlantic ocean. rainfall from now until tomorrow, .06 possible. to our north in sheboygan county. port washington and also fond du lac, a there is that low just kind of 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. with northeast winds about 5 to 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 bac

snowing right now in northern wisconsin, and especially into the lower peninsula of michigan, where it is adding up right now. they are getting 1-3 inches of green around here, drizzly nastiness will continue throughout the evening, so we are not done with this yet, but it will get better. as we take you through the night, it does improve. then, as we work our way into friday, a sunnier day. it will improve dramatically in the forecast. we are already jumping ahead into the weekend, trick-or-treat saturday, sunday, monday, warm on saturday and monday. we won't be quite that warm, but we may get close to 70 on halloween. rain does not look like it will happen around here. we do not have to worry about snow around here. the week ahead, cloud stubborn on thursday, 50 degrees. lows tonight right where they are we will not cool off. a warm up on friday, 65. 65 on saturday, cools down temporarily on sunday. that is pretty nice. then, 60 degrees on tuesday and on wednesday, so again, we have not the prettiest of days today, but the improvements really kick in. patrick: well i get to see the c

when i cochaired the committee and the ranking member from michigan, the northern border, we wrote the 1417 result act of 2013. it was the border security bill. it insisted on 90% operational control and i would be eager to raise that number, but that was the writing of the border crosses. that's far from where we are today. what's good about it, it directed the national strategy to gain that and i asked a brief question on that. you can know what was going on and contain those illegally crossing. it also gave the direction for advanced technology and from existing taxpayer and department of defense technology brought back from iraq and afghanistan. we have work that was important. and it is important that those generational linkages go upon them and all the great work you are doing and if i might oppose for a moment and the questions that i hope that you can answer. that's because the entrance to use less travel and secondary roads on which they are more visible. more over they report that the border patrol officials sa say that other properties precluded a minimum number of agents an

northern sections of the state. great color along the shoreline here of lake michigan. we still have a week to go in the southern third of the state, looking good through out the wisconsin, northwestern wisconsin, peaking as we speak. there are is already wonderful color right now. how about 72? 30's tonight, not staying there, 70 two on saturday, partly sunny, clouds on the increase. rain chances, the best chance saturday night, mostly is by sunday morning, but a few showers hanging on, then we clear out in the afternoon, 68 degrees. upper midwest. we take you into wisconsin, where it is high and dry right now. everything is a ok. nice and quiet throughout the day tomorrow, no clouds, just a sunny, gorgeous day. yes, it will start called, but warm up nicely as the wind picks up out of the south. on saturday, clouds increasing, a big game saturday night at 7:00 to camp brando. the badgers versus ohio state. marquette 39. 44 green bay. 52 milwaukee. the temperatures will drop in a hurry. frosted visor he for everyone in southeastern wisconsin. maybe along lakeshore, you

michigan. on the backside of low pressure. we're talking snow in the northern rockies. and the higher elevation the ski country. they're happy about that. they can keep that for now. no rush. >> . tropics here. hurricane slamming tonight. heading to the eastern coast of florida. tomorrow. where some models do have it actually making land fall. and a few don't. >> to hurricane warnings across southeast florida. and hurricane watches epbgs tending to south carolina. that may need to be extended into the north carolina tonight temperatures upper 50s near 60. clear. comfortable. tomorrow another gorgeous day. great for the that ball game. the beat goes on. >> . a front comes in friday night through saturday. not a lot of shower t-ft. activity. but a big drop in the temperature. sixtys for high on saturday. fiftys on sunday. more football like weather. and still beautiful days next week. >> . >> bird napping. >> suspects pull off a troubling crime. why this video could help police track down stolen ducks. reports investigators are hoping newly released video will generate ju

northern sections of wisconsin. no accumulation here, but it is accumulating in the lower peninsula of michigan right now. 1-3 inches of snow. we will not see that around here. it would just be this green on the map. it will be the drizzle that continues. and it's going to make it unpleasant throughout the evening hours. here at 7:00 tht we had throughout the night, this starts to go away. still cloudy, not the nicest of days, but better than today. i'm not expecting much in the way of sunshine. maybe a glimpse here in there, but that will be it. tomorrow is not the greatest of days, but it improves a lot. sunshine and temperatures warming dramatically compared to where we have in. we destroyed the old record setback in 1925. two inches of rain in slinger and mequon. ok. glendale, 1.9 inches. 1.85 inches and west bend. franksville as in racine county, 1.81 inches. an inch a half in milwaukee in cedar grove. here is the warm air. temperatures will be warming nicely around here. in the meantime, 40's. 43 sheboygan, not pleasant there. when discussing right now at 28 miles per hour in sheboygan. it does feel in even co

northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac >>> big 10 play. maryland, dropped two in a row tonight, with michigan state, who had dropped four in a row. and chance for the upset tonight. for the maryland terrapins. the mystery as to who would start with the terps. and the coach goes with hills. it pays off. here, hills hands off to freshman, nine yard score. in fact two over 90 for the terps who were up 8-0. but the spart pes would respond. long touchdown run -- spartans would respond. long touchdown run. lj scott. 8-7 terps. and 21-17 late fourth. and hills hooks up with jacobs and maryland has a huge win over michigan state. the final is 28-17 tonight. from college park. >>> all right, beautiful day in annapolis. worth it. counted for two touchdowns. as the mids got a good memphis team. 43-28. worth had a career high 201 yards on the ground. >>> and hey, west virginia keeps on rolling. 12th ranked mountaineers stay undefeated knocking off tcu, 34- 10. a couple of touchdown throws here from skiler howard. first, hooking up with shelton gibson and later howard will hook up with karon white. a grea

real now true cold air anywhere across the northern part of the us right now, up ear's, alpena michigan and chicago. no big cold air masses on the way. pretty much going to be near average for the next several days as far as the high temperatures go. talking about matthew, strong hurricane, it was category five at some point on friday. and that's the first category five we had in the atlantic base thin nine years, you have to go back to felix in 2007. the storm will impact jamaica, haiti, cuba, over the next 48 hours. potential for up to 12 feet of storm surge in some of the locations and maybe 40 inches every rain specially cuba, not much you can squeeze out moisture there with mountains, obviously the winds over 100 miles per hour. right now sustained winds at 150, over the open waters of the caribbean, slowly moving to the northwest at five. and then it makes that more of northerly turn kind of does the split between haiti and jamaica, brushing the eastern part of cuba. heading towards the the bahamas toward mid week. slow moving system, pretty much guaranteed northerly tracks over t

northern new england back into new york. that will be part of our forecast. we look to the west. a band of showers, some rumbles of thunder moving through lower michigan right now. and we'll keep an eye on these as they continue trekking eastward. high pressure is our friend for today. keeps skies mostly sunny and once that high return flow. winds from the south and west boosting in mild temperatures. check this out. already 68 degrees in chicago. it's 70 in st. louis right now! contrast that with our 47 degrees. a little cool out there. certainly not as bad as yesterday morning. 36 in fitchburg. 33 in taunton. plymouth 38. 37 in hyannis. let's take a look at your next several hours starting off with degrees by about 7:00 this morning. sunrise by the way just before 7:00 this morning. it gets later and later. we'll expect a few clouds coming up later this afternoon. full forecast including a look at the patriots game coming up in just a bit. antoinette: we're following breaking news overnight. state police investigating this crash involving at least two vehicles on 95 south in north attleboro. this happened near exit 5 just after 3:00 this morning. we

northern border. i know we both come from michigan. the question for me is, why are we so concerned with only the southern border when we have a basically totally open border with canada, and nobody seems to be concerned about immigration coming from there? >> so it's a fair question. i will say that at least speaking for the agency, for dhs, they are concerned about and work on both borders. the mass of personnel is obviously on the southern border, the u.s./mexico border. numerically speaking, personnel is there because that's where the biggest challenges are, but that's not to say that there aren't challenges and issues at the northern border. i grew up near the border with canada in detroit. as a policy matter, we deal with both. you're right that the debate tends to focus on one, and we do have challenges there that are reasonable to debate. >> i'm going to ask two people to make a comment and then you can respond to the themes from those two. why don't we start there, and then we'll go there? get the mike here. i apologize for po

northern border. i know we both come from michigan. the question for me is, why are so concerned with only the southern border when we have a basically totally open border with canada and nobody seems to be concerned about immigration coming from there? >> so it's a fair question. i will say that at least speaking for the agency for dhs, they are concerned about and work on both borders. the mass of personnel is obviously on the southern border, the u.s.-mexico border. numerically speaking, personnel is there because that's where the biggest challenges are, but that's not to say that there aren't challenges and issues at the northern border. i grew up near the border of canada in detroit. as a policy matter, we deal with both. you're right that the debate tends to focus on one, and we do have challenges that are that are reasonable to debate. >> i'm going to ask two people to make a comment and then you can respond to the themes from those two. why don't we start there and then we'll go there? get the mike here. i apologize for pointin

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so michigan, detroit, getting hit now, with a little bit of thunderstorm and heavy downpours. we're going to see the back edge of this system make its way into northern ohio. front makes its way through it's going to stall out and lift as a warm front for your monday afternoon. folks, i want you to get prepared here. we are in fall but these temperatures are going to be off the charts. we're talking about daytime highs throughout your afternoon upper 70s and, nick, i'll show you in a few moments when we see highs returning to the mid- 80s. >> love those mild fall temperatures. >>> some new bombshell developments in the 2015 pl people. a former captain and pilot told federal investigators he was asked to lie and alter records. news 5's derek walle with more. >> reporter: a former pilot for the company is speaking to investigators accusing his former employer of trying to cover up wrongdoing. everyone on board died when that private plane crashed into an apartment complex in akron last november. the ntsb says the pilot failed to maintain proper airspeed and previous job for failure to attend a training. in interviews with the ntsb former executive flig

northern part of the state. >> can i just give you one ah moment. the fall color up in the upper peninsula of michigan. so pretty. >> ah. >> how cold is this there? >> amy. >> breaking through reality here. >> thank you, ginger and amy. >>> coming up, an urgent search for this woman caught on camera opening fire on three people including a 12-year-old. accused of robbing and then shooting them. >>> also this morning, the big billionaire bash. inside the party with the patriots. andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampsh

northern california. followed by i-45 in texas. i-95 from florida to maine. and coming in fifth is i-75 from florida to michigan. i lived right off of i-75 when i lived in fort myers before moving here to phoenix. >>> move over midsized sedans there is a new family car in town. the top selling vehicle in the u.s. it just announced it has a bigger engine and more leg room and more cargo space. that goes on sale in december. >>> there are several closures and restrictions this weekend on the valley freeways. the first one in the west valley on i-10 eastbound. you will see that down to just one lane. this is east of loop 303. 10:00 p.m. friday until 35:00 a.m. on monday. down to one lane. take side streets to get around there. in the east valley, a closure on westbound from cooper to price road. basically the 101 there. friday 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on saturday. restrictions on 347 from rigs to casablanca. 5:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on saturday. there's a couple other things to watch out for on the roads this weekend. head to abc15.com for a list. >>> okay. it is 6:18 on a beautiful saturday. maybe you're having coffe