here again is josh mientkiewicz with mystery in orange county. >> by now, posters blanket the city of orange. maribel ramos was missing and her family was frantic. >> as soon as i got the call she didn't show up for her baseball game, i got the worst feeling in the world. >> putting himself out there with all the rest was maribel's roommate, k.c. joy. >> she's the only family i havery she was like my best friend. that's all. >> k.c. had moved from tennessee to southern california for a job. he had no family and few friends here. so he turned to maribel, and she was happy to include him. she even arranged for k.c. to tutor her niece in math. >> he seemed nice, respectful. he liked to be involved with the family and my aunt. >> he didn't have family of his own so he kind of attached himself to yours? >> yeah. >> but they weren't boyfriend and girlfriend? >> no. >> even so, in photos, maribel and k.c. seemed to be having a great time. they even went on a cruise together. soon, police would be talking with k.c. joy. >> do you have a business card, sir? >> yeah. >> so i keep track of names

. >>> knlds for the green party are holding a campaign event in orange city. jill stein and her running mate are rallying at the arts street meeting house from 4:00 until 6:00 this evening. her campaign calls them a bold leftwing alternative offering real solutions for working people. ♪ >>> hipper than a hippopotamus. this is the blitz. we begin with undefeated central. the lancers welcomed southern this afternoon, aiming to make it a perfect 10-0 on the season. let's have a look. the lancers with little trouble in this one. off a tipped pass, omar has reservations for six. central cruising like smokey robinson. then after another defensive stop, back deep to receive the punt. and watch him work. the junior takes it to the barn. lucky number 7 helps central roll 47-6. >>> frankford fans taking on omni in another public league game. mike morrell somehow keeps the play alive and peterson pierre turns it into a long gain. later morrell decides to call his own number and scores. frank ford rolls past. >>> washington township and kingsway in o.t. earlier tonight fo

. >> reporter: in orange city, dana jay, fox 13 news. >> wow, thank goodness that mother was >> the family says they know, they're lucky. more kids die in florida from drowning than anywhere else in the country. >> learn something new in that one. that's for sure. >>> there's new information now about the man arrested for killing a san antonio police detective. otis mccain told police he was angry about a child custody battle and now he's charged with capital murder in the shooting of detective benjamin marconey and wants to apologize to marconey's family. marconey was sitting in his squad car writing a traffic ticket when he was ambushed. authorities say mccain targeted the officer because of his uniform. detective marconey was a 20-year veteran with that department and the 60th officer in the nation shot to death this year. >> some unsettling new developments as the fight against zika continues. a new report suggest babies born with zika can still develop microcephaly after the delivery. the cdc released their findings today after working with brazilian officials researchers say 11 of th

protest starts at city hall, some said a giant trump -- sent a percent want donald trump pinata on fire. 13 people were arrested. protesters through problems and bottles at officers in orange county. major cities, new york, philadelphia, chicago, seattle similar scenes on all of the places. 10,000 people marched in new york city and many showing up outside of trump tower. thousands turned out in philadelphia, chicago and seattle. students in san ramon are walking out this afternoon to protest the election, thousands of berkeley students made national headlines for their walk out yesterday. my brother is not a murderer. we work hard. >> 2,000 of berkeley high schools 3,000 students mannered out of class and headed to uc berkeley. hundreds of students in phoenix, seattle and los angeles did the same. the walk out today includes black student union, muslim student association and the gender sexuality alliance. >> drum heading to the white house shortly to meet with president obama. >> over to jessica. >> good morning. the images coming from new york where you can see we are keeping a close eye on the trump tower. it looks like the motorcade got going with the police presence

the city at 43. orange at 27. for tonight becoming cloudy. temperatures on the rise late tonight. and then the numbers climb into the lower 30s early tomorrow morning. clouds ahead of our next storm system which is over here this evening. this is a decent plume of rain. thunderstorms marching across the miss misriver valley. rain is on the move. cloudy skies. temps in the low to mid 30s. through the afternoon and evening commute. temps tomorrow mid 40s. the concern tomorrow morning with temperatures near 34 there may be pockets of patchy freezing drizzle. boston. the outer route 2 corridor the worcester hills the connecticut river valley there may be pockets of freezing drizzle. not widespread. it doesn't take much to glaze over those roads. be mindful of that early tomorrow morning. patchy of freezing drizzle possible in the worcester hills. >> anchor: a late night out in brockton turns deadly after this hit and run. the crash caught on investigators saying a 25-year-old man died. alex deprado live in brockton with the latest. >> reporter: charges against the driver are expected

. >> sara: break now at 5:00, a city glowing orange overnight as flames tear through a building. a crew at the scene gathering new information about what started this fire. >>> a battle at the goal line. in the final seconds between the patriots and seahawks. the play everyone is talking about this morning and a wild finish in foxborough. >>> president-elect donald trump looking to calm the country, seeking out -- speaking out to reporters >> i would say don't do it. this is terrible. i am going to bring in country together. >> reporter: what he had to say of the people protesting his victory. >> gene: good morning, everybody. thank you for being with us on this monday, november 14, i am gene lavanchy. >> sara: i am sara underwood. the cold start will certainly snap you awake. believe me. meteorologist shiri spear in the storm tracker weather center with the cold spots and an impressive turn around for later today. >> shiri: things feel afternoon. only 42 in boston. nashua, new hampshire all in the 20s. 20s, 30s, 40s on the map. that fox25 weather app so you know exactly when you

already literally freezing cold out there it's going to get colder even in the city. orange. from 30s right at the coastline. winds are step up gusting over 20 miles per hour not strong enough to be wind advisory criteria over 30 miles per hour scattered about today but it is certainly strong enough to give you a wind chill. this is what it feels like outside to your skin if you 16 in worcester 20 in boston so if you're out there working on the highways for instance you need to keep yourself covered up because it becomes a danger in that many hours. look at that average temperature remember i put an average will continue to fly back here but it's going to gradually weaken that lake-effect snow machine will the shut off. so through tuesday and wednesday two travel days coming up neither one looks like it can be a weather problem. now if you are driving to upstate new york out to the west through new york state you will run into some problems you get throughout just because they have to get everything cleaned up. but if you are staying in doubt in the 40s tomorrow with sunshine

orange, 23. worcester at 34. city at 39. clouds are beginning move into midnight, those temperatures will actually slowly start to rise after midnight. upper 20s now. and then heading for low and mid 30s early tomorrow morning. here is our storm system. the center of storm has parked itself over minnesota tonight. snow showers are across dakotas on front side of storm showers and thunderstorms. even a couple of severe thunderstorms earl why today in iowa. tornadoes. not heading this way but storm system is in a couple pieces. again, primarily lunch time through the mid evening hours. then a break tomorrow night. wednesday wednesday morning and then a second area of low pressure off the main over here. comes at us on wednesday afternoon. and wednesday night. and then by thursday, we are into the sunshine. first day of december will be relatively mild. here you go tomorrow morning patchy drizzle temperatures in low 30s. 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. rainy. cool, raw. mid 40s. oddly enough warm is part day tomorrow during eveni

that's where we see some of the heaviest rain shown by the yellows and oranges, green showing us light irrainfall. atlantic city, mays landing, egg harbor, closer to the shore as well, continuing to see that rain, down through parts of cape may and sussex county, now parts of kent county in delaware. it's all moving up from the south. as we go through tonight, we could have more areas seeing the rain and some scattered showers for the morning commute tomorrow. temperatures are mostly in the mid- to low 50s. the shore seeing temperatures in the upper 40s. for the most part, new jersey neighborhoods are in the 50s. right around 50 degrees. washington township, 52. audubon, 53. mt. laurel, 52 degrees. florence coming in 54 degrees. in princeton you're much cooler, right at 45 degrees. most of the rain will be confined to the shore this evening. by tomorrow morning's commute, this model doesn't show very much, but i think we'll have scattered showers around for part of the area. then we clear through the afternoon. so it's not going to be an all day rain. wednesday, friday, through saturday, we'll stay nice and dry

some heaviest coming right through the city of boston right now. yellow and orange givers that away on live storm tracker radar along pike from boston out through newton on to 128 northward and southward along expressway as well especially southward quincy area out of dorchester boy it's coming down hard there i'll keep tracking for heaviest need to talk about coastal flood advisory later tonight a well a large cities plans to install dozens surround available silence cameras just like these. people hope that they will crackdown on crime. those people are police. >> fox 25 is live for news low el tonight, stephanie some of these cameras will actually be mobile. >> vanessa, lowell police telling me they will be able to move cameras when ever they want. they say that way they will be able to target where crime is events. >> high above ground surveillance camera watching streets lowell lowell police say this aren't enough current cameras out dated now planning to install 45 new surveillance cameras around the city. >> we'll use crime analysis data, you know, issues goi

right now it's already 29, worcester city in orange. but it's also very dry. that's why mostly clear skies although some of those thin clouds have already started to spread over us. they'll thicken up as the night wears on. there's a stripe of snow that extends from the great lakes all the way down to new york city. that's going to be moving on in here. now initially the flakes come down. eventually though we're going to see some light snow across the area. then later on and affecting your black friday the second part of the system comes through that's going to be a steadier rain and snow here in new england. a timeline when both of these will hit and when the slippery spots may be. we'll talk all about it coming up in a few minutes. >>ahan a ford worker rushed to hospital after --ahan a ford worker rushed to the hospital. >> call after call was hit by the driver of this black chevy waltham fire officials tell fox 25 the driver just kept backing up and didn't stop. >> pretty hectic. >> reporter: investigators say an employee checking carts at the hannaford sup

prompting the government to issue the city's first orange that's right year. >> let's find out what an orange alert is. derek van dam's here. >> reporter: definitely not something you want to be caught in the middle of, to say the least. if i could just comment quickly on the zika story. my wildfire is pregnant, and we had to move our vacation plans because of the zika virus. you see how it's impacting people around the world, including the decisions as you want to go and take recreational time, as well. check this out, we're talking about smog in beijing because you know, it's -- it's an annual thing. it happens this time of year because we start burning the coal to heat our houses across northeastern china. unfortunately, it creates scenes just like this. beijing enveloped in severe smog this friday. a day ago, the orange level the second highest. advises schools and kinder gather tones cancel outdoor -- kindergartens to cancel outdoor sports and classes. it's urged government vehicles to keep off the road which they've done in the past if they issued a red-level alert. this is the s

northern virginia corridor but orange linee line service all the way from fro vienna to the other end of the e line there, new carrolton,rolt, wiehle-reston east to largo city, the entire lengths of both the orange line on the silver line is going o traong he those severe service impacts p metro is warning especially as trains goat sort of thosert o middle stations there veryer crowded trains, very crowdeded platform and the possibilitysi that some riders might notightot even be able to get on theirir aiain. >>> also very extremely limited shuttle service only taking riders from ballston tott either rosslyn or the pentagon.peagon. and over again with riders onidn the orange line and silver line as safe track works itsfe t way into the end that of us of u year. many riders tell us they'rere ready for this to be over with. with >> i just moved back up heremo tove d.c. and so i came back and it's like rush hour and traffic and it's crazy and izy a actually hate it. it. like i hate catching the trainra i'm used to love it. >> metro says it is going toit beo working on some switch backc the next two weeks there will be a little bit of relief. rief. they'll be ab

those are two bald eagles stuck in a storm drain on a brings city street in orange county.uthorities cordoned off the area to keep the large crowd gather away from the birds. after about 30 minutes, as you can see, one of the eeg he he will eagles flew away and the other fell into the storm drain. but crews were finally able to corral it. what amazing birds. >>> still to come, new earth ffo bring jobs to san francisco. >> and a beautiful shot in our east bay hills camera. we're tracking cooler temperatures and also widespread rain. just fifteen minutes and a little imagination are all you need to make thanksgiving magic. chex party mix. it's what thanksgiving is made of. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> starbucks is rolling out its new holiday cups. there are ten new red cups designed b

right now 30's and 40's the city at 44, norwood 31, jaffrey, orange upper 20's. that might pose a bit of an issue for a few hours early tomorrow morning from our storm which only will send us clouds overnight tonight. temperatures actually will climb back into the low 30's by early tomorrow morning. storm system right here though has a lot going for it. a lot of energy. showers and downpours, even severe thunderstorms in the deep south and reports of tornados this afternoon in iowa. not concerned about severe weather but tomorrow a weaker area of low pressure breaks away from the mother ship and that will send a batch of rain at us tomorrow afternoon, then we'll shut it down tomorrow night and a secondary at us wednesday afternoon. then the next two days it's not looking periods of rain patchy drizzle tomorrow morning and again for most of us the temperatures are in the low to middle 30's but there will be some left over cold air in tease locations here and in those locations it's possible there could be patchy freeze and drizzle. i don't want to overplay this bu

city at 49. norwood 50 degrees. jaffrey and orange in the low to le we have lots of clear sky. a fair amount of clouds earlier today. they have since moved out of here. high pressure off to the west. there's a storm off shore. that stays off shore. high pressure takes it from here. that moves to northern new england overnight tonight and through the day tomorrow. although you notice out here through the western part of the nation much colder out there. that's a storm taking shape. changes for new england towards the end of the weekend. >> anchor: also on 7 workers getting into a bucket of trouble in cambridge. putting up christmas lights in a park there when their lift jammed. john cocoa with a closer look. >> reporter: a happy ending to a holiday mishap when an electrical worker is rescued after getting stranded stringing christmas lights. >> i blew a got stuck up there. >> reporter: his crew tried to figure out what to do. >> told him to shut down his truck. i got down from my truck and tried to lower him manually from the controls on the platform of the truck. it wouldn't wo

city at 43. worcester at 40. orange 34. south coast on to the cape 30's and 40's. through new bedford and as well as truro and wellfleet. tied to that warm system that storms peels out of the way. makes way for high pressure to then take its place and when high pressure gets east of new england that will grab some of this milder air and yank it into new england after we get through the chilly night tonight. mostly clear skies for tonight and we'll all head down into the 20's and 30's for the morning commute. city of boston upper 30's but for the rest of us pe morning this through the day lot of sunshine i'm fantastic day tomorrow with that sun. milder, temperatures tomorrow 57 to 62. the normal high for boston is about 54. we'll be above that probably late tomorrow morning, certainly early tomorrow afternoon. these will be the temperatures about 2:00 or 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. the south shore near 60 degrees. dunn through buzzard areas bay, dartmouth at 58. north of town the merrimac valley, seacoast low to in some locations in the merrimack fitchburg around 61. b

above-market price was a compromise between the club's owner barbara poma and the city for the 45-hundred square foot building on south orange avenue a however don't expect big changes right away sot/mayor buddy dyer 14;56;13- 14;56;25 we want to preserve it for the next 12-18 months as-is so that people can visit the locationa& very meaningful to not just the lgbt community, latino community but to our community as a wholethe city is not ruling out leaving part of the club intacta& or the roadside sign in place featuring the-iconic pulse logo. the community will be invited to share their ideas for a lasting memorial . sot/mayor buddy dyer 14;56;51-14;57;01 we want to g a some experts who have done stuff like this before in other communities to give us some advice some we have plenty of time to do what we're going to do for a permanent memorialandrea jackson fox 35 news a developing story in washington this story in a developing fox 35 newsandrea jackson memorialandrea jackson fox 35 a developing story in washington this morning: president-elect donald trump has named the first members of his white house staff. former r-n-c

orange, 28 in nashua. you head south of the city, there are definitely pockets where it's at or below freezing as well. but that moisture is moving in from the west. you can see it right here. this is a live look at radar this morning where we have rain showing up in this pink color indicating where that rain may not all of this is reaching the ground. it will be shortly. orange over to amherst to greenfield and this will shift eastward. light amounts initially. the main event with the rain still back across pennsylvania. this is going to be moving in closer to lunchtime. it's associated with this system that is moving up into canada, and it's pulling up a lot of warm air. there's also been some severe weather with this. there continues to be the threat of some severe thunderstorms today down through parts of tennessee. so kind of a wild system. you can see the temperatures just to our south in the 50's already this morning. and it's going to take the entire day before we get there, but by late in the afternoon, we should be up close to 50 degrees. you can see it's a slow climb this morning. nearing th

city. nashua at 53. jaffery at is 50. orange 47. there is a cool front on the map this afternoon that is pressing south into southern new england. that's why we have the clouds and a few isolated showers. the steady rain to our south it's gonna be brief, though, because you notice buffalo certainly cooler than boston. mid-40s and you keep on moving west, green bay at fay, twin cities at 59. i point that out because that mild air is right on the heels of the cool air. we'll be back and forth for several days with temps tomorrow a little below and friday back above and saturday cool, sunday warming up. so a few sprinkles this evening and clearing skies late tonight. lots of sunshine. a little breezy early on but otherwise that wind will settle down throughout the afternoon. temps 48 to 53. the normal high is about 54. boston tomorrow afternoon at 53. lakeville at 53. north of town generally in the lower 50s across much of southern new england. beverly at 52. worcester hills, monadnock region, upper 40s to around 50 degrees but clouds

breaking the short term rental law, some are even giving the landowners and the city a run for their money. this bright orange notice of violation was put on the front of this condo building this past may. the tenant, who rented her condo was illegally offering rentals on her short b & b in. >> it was scary. >> reporter: scary because she was being fined until the tenant cancelled all future bookings. sandy says getting the tenant to cooperate was not easy. and in the end, her fine? >> about $22,000. >> she was upsopec that she had pay for her tenant's actions. kevin guy runs the san francisco office of short-term rental. it is city code that makes him help the property owner. >> not an individual person. >> reporter: since june of last year, guy's office has issued $874,000 in fines to homeowners for illegally renting to people through sites like air b & b and home away. many are not tenants, but when they are, it can be tough to get them to stop breaking the law. >> he was refusing to leave. >> reporter: his tenant illegally had home away guests staying for his home. he said he told the tenant to move out,

. >>> sara: city glowing orange overnight as flames tear through the building. we have a crew at scene gathering new information about what started this fire. >> tracking that rainfall so far this month we are about an inch and a half blow below what we should have had in boston so far. before the year ten inches of short and typical rain will make up a little ground tomorrow. i will time out the start and stop to the rain shower ? i'm like a sponge for this stuff. i can learn it. get it. sell it. i can do this job in my sleep better than some people can do awake. i just want to make sure this brain stays in hyperdrive. hey we hear you. that's why aarp created staying sharp. it's more than brain games. it's a personalized, 360 approach to brain health. with assessments and tools that can help you keep your brain sharp. if you don't think "this is right for me" >> shiri: 52 in hyannis, so again we the spread in temperatures and hour-by-hour forecast, this is for tewksbury this morning and goes for most of southern new england, 50s noon 59? and highs in the sixtie

where you see that orange in western parts of minnesota, so just west of the city of minneapolis into northeastern south dakota. but that whole system is working in our direction. emily: okay. cindy: it's going to go to our west. we'll get mainly rain. it will bring a big pattern change. much colder air on the way. you can see snow coming through the dakotas working on through minnesota. 70 in kansas city. it is 22 degrees in denver. so that is the contrast that is you can see right where we have those temperatures contrasts, that's where we have our storms. we have temperatures in the low 40's, boston. 50's on the cape. there are 30's showing up, especially over areas north and west of town. we're as cold as 31 in norwood. a chilly start this morning, but skies are mainly clear. there's one exception right here. basically from plymouth down to the cape, we've got some clouds. these are coming in off a big ocean storm. the ocean and high pressure will nose in. that will dominate our weather until this storm catches up with us saturday night into sunday. a lot of sunshine today. howeve

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doppler around union city, fremont and pops of yellow and orange on the screen are the more moderateo heavier downpours developing in the midst of the light rain. the estimated rainfall over the past 24 hours, in the bay area, light. as you go south, we've seen downpours between san jose and gilroy. some spots over an inch of rain. outside, a live look. the beautiful lights. still rain drops dotting the lens. this system will be over in the early morning hours on sunday. it's a light system on the storm impact scale. isolated downpours. up to about a half an inch of rain. breezy on the coast. 5:00 in the morning, light showers still with us. midday the system clears out. we get a temporary break in the action. your hour by hour forecast shows you rain to start off the day. a break in the middle of the day. it will be chilly. temperatures only in the mid 50s to low 50s on the coasts. the showers come back into the picture to round out the day. the seven-day, back end showers for sunday. morning hours to afternoon sun shine on monday, and then we kind of flip the script for tuesday wed

orange and read. there is a steady batch of rain in the city. that continues to move north into the city up to new hampshire. in a is a brief shot of rain most of us are picking up a quick half inch. the timing is the worst part of the storm because it's happening smack babb dab in the middle and we've leaves in some of the storm drains but there are no flash flood watches or flood watches in effect at this time. so we'll deal with the rain. it'll wind down over the next few hours. it's beginning to shut down down through buzzards bay, south shore, narrow ribbon of steady rain but even in those locations it'll shut down between i would say 8:00 and 10:00 p.m.from. this storm system right here, potent but compact. amount of rainfall on the inch to in some locations three quarters of an inch of rain. when it's all said and done about a half to about an inch of rain possible when it's said under stone which will be over the next few hour, hold on to the clouds and pockets of drizzle and your morning commute. we've one more king tide to deal with to

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the bodies of those killed have been strung up at electrical polls across the city at major intersections, dressed in orange, branded with words like traitor. it is a brutal, terrifying message to the population of mosul. george? >> also, as these iraqi troops continue to push into mosul, we're hearing these reports of isis commanders fleeing and leaving teenage combatants to fight in their place. explain that situation and how difficult it is for these iraqi forces to make their advances. >> yeah. so what we're seeing for most of the last three weeks or so has been an advance in operation not to retake mosul but the territory around it. fairly rapid progress is being made. as iraqi forces enter to the east and build up the outskirts of the city the fight has become so much more difficult. on top of that you have a network of tunnels, boobey traps, sniper positions. they're trying to move into the city themselves. it is a slow, difficult, brutal example of urban warfare. that's what we're being told. on top of it you have the added complexity of the civilians who are there. many people, families huddled in

we have yellows, oranges, reds, showing heavier rain moving onshore and developing. in atlantic city're seeing the rain getting heavier, towards egg harbor, mays landing, across the ac expressway, down to ocean city. this continues through sea isle city, towards cape may, you see all the rain continuing along the shore. now we're looking at sussex county, lewis, rehoboth beach, all seeing rain continuing to move onshore. we'll watch this for the rest of the evening. i think it will mainly be confined to new jersey and delaware for a little while longer, then eventually scattered showers where alselsel because of this area of low pressure. we'll see scattered showers for the morning. it won't be a washout of a day. the rain won't last all day. here is what it looks like with our planner. allentown, 40, overnight dropping into the upper 30s for most of the lehigh valley. could see spotty showers through the philadelphia area, 40s in the morning, also dealing with spotty rain there as well. wasn't keep watching through the overnight hours especially. and coming up, a closer look at your

city a run for their money. >> the three-day notice. >> reporter: this bright orange notase of violation was tacked to the front of her condo building this last may. the tenant was illegally offering short-term rentals on airbnb. the city was fining her $484 a day until her tenant took down all rental listings and canceled all future bookings. getting the tenant to cooperate wasn't easy and in the end, her total fine. >> $22,000. >> reporter: she was upset she had to pay for her tenant for breaking the law. >> i was unemployed at the time. i couldn't focus on a job search i was too consumed with this. >> reporter: he says it's setty code that makes him fine the property owner not the tenant. >> when we conduct enforcement, we do it against a specific property. so, not an individual person. >> reporter: since june of last year, his office has issued $874,000 in fines for illegally renting to people through sites like airbnb and home away. when they are 10 pts, it can be tough to get them to stop breaking the law. >> he was refusing to leave. >> reporter: his tenant had illegally had home away guests staying in h

city. if you're taking the trains, red, orange, blue lines running on a regular schedule. green lines and mattapan trolley on a weekend schedule. this is video of henderson taking part in the best years expo less than a month ago along with newscenter 5's maria stephanos and ben simmoneau. henderson, of course, best known as carol brady, the beloved mom of the emily: thousands of braving the cold and crowds for those randy: sera congi is at toys 'r' us in framingham. sera: let the games begin. as santa yoda says, bargain hunt you will. this toys 'r' us opened at 1:00 this morning. and this is one of the popular toys selling this year. the entire line is very popular this year, but the real souvenir, i have to tell you, all the moms and parents who 'r' us. a lot of other stores in massachusetts that opened up around midnight. 136 million are expected to shop this thanksgiving weekend. that's online and in stores. now, black friday has lost a little bit of its luster with retailers starting sales earlier, but still this weekend will set the tone for the holiday shopping seas

orange i think. >> i have seen larger things wandering around the sidewalk in this city. >> reporter: the san franciscooo has a full grown bearded dragon lizard that visits classrooms and they have a lizard expert. >> if you happen to come upon the bearded dragon in the mission that's missing, i would recommend definitely approach it slowly just like you would with any animal. >> reporter: she says you don't want to spook it and have it run into traffic. she says, these lizards can be friendly. >> what we do with him is offer him different worms and he will actually chase them around. he will hunt them. he won't bite you. he will be okay. >> reporter: the bearded dragon lizard is a cold-blooded animal and for the last 7 days, temperatures have been cool, not good for a giant lizard but john and his son are still hopeful sticky comes home. [ indiscernible ] [ baby talk ] >> this is what he looks like. >> reporter: in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >> we checked, it turns out these lizard are legal to keep as pets and it's great if you have one of those little bearded lizard leashes. even nicer. >>> an

orange. >> but those are my school colors. >> syracuse. >> old city philadelphia not too busy but pretty nicet wind chill or our hair blowing in the wind. 38 degrees the high today 48. northwest winds about 6 miles an hour. so as we look at the temperatures we have 20s in the poconos. 30s throughout good part of the delaware valley, and some 20s in upstate new york but elsewhere, generally around freezing. those temperatures are going to fall overnight with a clear sky and the wind becoming light. look at this. we have a northwest wind at just six in philadelphia. what a change because over the past 24 hours, to 48 hours, talking about winds gusting to 50, gusting to 40. still looking at a northwesterly wind at 17 miles an hour in the poconos that's nothing compared to what we've seen. high pressure is building in. that's why we're seeing the winds begin to relax during the day tomorrow sunshine light winds and by the afternoon the clouds creep in and we'll watch this area of low pressure bring snow to the north through the great lakes. possibly through upstate new york and new england again

orange and blue. >> the broncos sunrise. >> not my president. not my president. >> a time of transition in cities across the country. >> they should just get used to it and start trying to figure out how we're all going to get along. >> and at the white house. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you, and i look forward to you many, many more times. >> and honoring our nation's heroes. >> usa. >> a salute to those who serve that spans generations. . >> this is 9 news. >> across the country and in colorado, protests against the president elect of the united

report on safety after incidents like this on the orange line last month, when cars filled with smoke and passengers busted -- broke windows to escape. emily: city leaders in boston are proposing a change in response to the at least one city councilor wants to make boston a sanctuary city. that means local law enforcement would be barred from taking part in deportation actions. councilor tito jackson telling "the herald" last night i -- "i believe the city of boston should not assist or cooperate with the mass deportations of immigrants. that's not who our city is, and it's not what our tax dollars should be used for." right now, there are 5 sanctuary cities in massachusetts. mayor walsh has said he would protect illegal immigrants in the city and help them find a pathway to citizenship. erika: a spike in reported hate crimes is being linked to the outcome of the election. the southern poverty law center tracking more than 300 incidents like this one in florida. the center says more than 90% of the victims are immigrant, black, or gay. there are also reports of 20 hate incidents against trump supporters. president-elect trump: don't be back. emi

standup: the group hopes once the projects are finished and the orange barrels have been moved, that success here translates to other parts of the city, 34:51 business has been very good. cristian vega owns the sushi restaurant "screaming tuna." he's says new walker's point business. and believes it can only get better. 36:57 the density of this city raising, the future looks very very good for us. he doesn't just want what's best for him--- but an entire city-- hopeful everyone can have a hand in its success. 42:10 we have a lot of personal responsibility to take the future of our city, of our neighborhood in our own hands and make a positive impact. ashley sears fox 6 news if you'd like to take the milwaukee united survey - go to the links section on fox6now.com a japanese ice skating rink in hot water --- how a special winter attraction backfired. and it looks like rudolph and the rest of santas' reindeer have picked up a side job. what they are doing --- coming up on wake up. "i am not going on a mission with some little girl. this is my canoe and you will to the- eek!" and meet the man behind the music of disney's latest hit. af

city. and lancaster county to baltimore in the orange there a half mile visibility and a quarter mile in the yellow a couple of areas where the fog is thicker and in between it's fairly low when you talk about the visibility here in evening. temperatures are in the 50s across the area including philadelphia, trenton and allentown and atlantic city airport. 60 millville and dover, the numbers will go up before they crash later tonight. ahead of a cold front. in fact that cold front supplying severe weather in the deep south between yesterday and today 30 reports tornadoes mainly south of atlanta and mississippi and parts of alabama and louisiana as well getting some severe weather, all of this working to the north and east. we are not going to see severe weather but you see the line developing at 8:00, 9:00 in the western suburbs with heavy downpours and a rumble of thunder passes through the city at midnight and northern delaware and southern new jersey, and 3:30 in the morn weg dry it out to the west and lingering rain to the shore and parts of mercer county, and thursday looks beautiful ag

temperature in boston is deceiving. 40 degrees in the city right now with clear skies, light winds. look at the suburbs. nashua, 28 degrees. orange just 24. south of town, we are in the 20's with a lot of 30's on cape cod. it is a cold, frosty start. but the skies above are clear. we have high pressure nosing in. as the winds turn around to the south and the west, it is going to bring in milder air. the sun is up at 6:27. by 8:00 a.m., we're in the low 40's. by lunchtime, we're degrees early this afternoon. we're looking for highs this afternoon a good 10 degrees above average. lower 60's for most of us today. so it turns into a nice mild election day after this chilly start this morning. let's get you out to the roads this morning. may need time to scrape that windshield, olessa. olessa: live look outside starting with a check of the pike by alston-brighton eastbound to the top of the screen. let's go to the maps and see the construction south of town and 93 north by route 24. if your trip takes you along route 2 or 128, you're in good shape. construction clearing on 128 south from route 3. we're expecting trains and buses to st

orange, you know it's dry. high pressure dominates. across the rest of the country, some snow going on. rapid city south dakota of -- dakota into denver, colorado. this snowstorm is moving across the central part of the country. this will mean snow for northern minnesota back into south dakota and northern parts of nebraska. winter is on for these folks. maybe a foot of snow. southern portion of the caribbean. this system is kind of moving all over the place so we will continue to watch it and see what the computer model forecasts call for but a northerly movement would be unlikely. high pressure continues to the north. that's spinning across georgia, alabama, northeasterly friday and a few more clouds in the area for tomorrow. another beautiful day, certainly dry. rain chances are low. weekend looks good. cold front on saturday. a breezy 68 degrees on sunday and beautiful into next week. >>> if you've been cheated, when you need help, she is on your side. better call behnken. >>> millions of dollars and some of it could belong to you but you want to be careful because there are people out there w

city skyline. the empire state building lit up for halloween, orange for most of the time and a few times into a cool light show. i love that. >> that is cool. do they do that over christmas? >> i hope so. a we are counting down to cmas. >> they are live tomorrow night on wisn we have behind scenes look at the rehearsals. dozens of performances. features brooks and dunn. he can't believe he's teaming up the duo. >> it is cool to be here and part of the 50th and performing with these guys and guys that i came up watching perform for ten long time. >> yes. don't miss the show, cmas tomorrow night at 7:00 on wisn 12. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:26. a man is found safe overnight after missing in a jungle for two weeks. >> a clue that may have helped the rescuers found him. >> a real life homeward bound. >> folks, cooky time, the we gy the celebrities are sharing their baking secrets in this year's edition. first to traffic watch 12. we have a check at the morning russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get

can see there is some steady rain down toward new york city, pennsylvania and new jersey, tied to a cool front which has nashua, jaffery and orange beginning to cool off. there is that front. the clouds and scattered showers extend all the i would down through the nation's capitol and this weather system moves through this evening so it will take the showers and sprinkles with it. briefly we do see cooler weather headed our way for tomorrow. but notice here on the maps, tberch in boston. 43 buffalo, back to 57 in green bay. i point that out because just like that the mild air come friday. so a few sprinkles this evening. clearing skies after midnight, temps between 35 and 42. tomorrow is a cooler day than today. but pretty close to where we should be for this time of year. normal high in the city is 54. boston right around 53. upper 40s worcester hills and the monadnock region with more sun than clouds. that's tomorrow for ya. then on friday, remember that mild air in green bay, it's in boston friday, temps on friday afternoon the upper 50s. breezy at times for veterans night. so that will lead to another cool day on saturday wit

city. it is billed as the ultimate food fight. the world food championships take place next week in orange beach, alabama. >> a denver chef will be front and center. deborah takahara talks to him >> the show moves from the kitchen of denver southern hospitality restaurant, all the way to alabama next week for jeff gebott. >> is exciting, and first time in the competition. a lot of my friends have done it am looking for to it. competing on an international stage. >> teams from around the world will compete in nine different categories. ff although he won't reveal his recipe until next week. >> just as he is in cooking since he was a kid and cooks even when he's out of work. he's looking for to the competition. >> just in what's happening around the country -- we all get ideas from each other. when chef get-together magic happens, so to have that many chefs in one place, i'm going to pick up a couple new tricks. >> for jeff, cooking is about >> and so is the competition except, that gets out there are always more important than the judges. i look at it as a competition every day in the restaurant i am in. >> that siu, he has his ey

city. lawrence, half a mile visibility. through springfield and up to orange, this is where we have a dense fog advisory util 9:00 this morning. just keep in mind the fog is out there and it may slow you down. but at these temperatures. 40s to around 50 degrees. 54 right now in hyannis. boston is 42. it is a dry start, but it looks like more rain today to our south and west primarily after lunchtime. we go through the morning, the fog burns off, a lot of clouds. temperatur around 50 at lunchtime. it's after lunchtime that we start to see that steadier rain get in here. but temperatures in the 50s down on cape cod today. so it's another mild one. we'll watch the showers start to by midafternoon, 3:00, 4:00, this is the heavier rain getting into worcester. once again, it is shifting toward boston for that evening commute. so it looks like another tough evening commute. get you out to the morning commute, though. that fog will slow folks down. oles: this stretch of the expressway here looking ok. here's a look by the o'neill tunnel. the rest of the overnight cons

orange and black to the stanley cup finals in 1997. >>> today, players can learn skills at the flyers rookie program in atlantic city. it begins 8:00 this morning at the skate zone on north albany avenue. parents can register kids online. the program designed to bring families closer to the hockey experience. >>> 5:48 on this saturday. it is a cool one out there. let's get to meteorologist krystal klei with more of the first alert neighborhood weather. >> it is chilly. usually i am colder in studio than outside. not today. today is much cooler outside. here's a look at new jersey temperatures this morning. we look through the neighborhoods, some of us are at or below freezing. tracking temperatures mostly in the 30s. the numbers keep going. some in the 20s. schuylki schuylkill township likely in the 20s this morning. lehigh valley neighborhoods, same situation. very chilly. 32 degrees. so we've got numbers that are cold to start and will continue throughout today. we're not going to see a lot of warmup in the forecast temperatures this afternoon because we have cool air coming into the area, on top of that, a flow, w

patty sheehan / orlando city commissioner): "we're gonna show that america is one and strong just like we have shown that orlando is one and strong." (mayor teresa jacobs/ orange county, fl): "of course, we will always come together and cry when we think of our loss, but we also need to be enormously proud of who we are as a people."/// since terrorists targeted six locations across the city. the attacks left 130 people dead, and hundreds more wounded. france is commemorating the victims with plaques at the attack sites. a special performance by "sting" marked the re-opening of the venue. a year ago, terrorists stormed the bataclan and opened fire on the crowd -- killing dozens of people. killing 130 people....89 in the bataclan alone. before the attack.. the picture was taken by denys plaud. he is one of those lucky enough to walk out of the bataclan alive... (denys plaud, bataclan survivor) >> "the hardest image was when the emergency crew arrived after three hours of waiting. there were corpses and blood everywhere. there was no way to not look at death and it's ugly and bloody side. the only way to recover was to find in myself the inner strength hollande

now the city is paying $2.25 million to buy the bulls on south orange avenue. that's $600,000 more than the appraised value. the community is also invited to share their ideas for a permanent memorial following today's official vote. the mayor says don't expect big changes to come right away. >> one of the things that they sign. again, city council will be meeting later on today to make that official vote. for now reporting here, fox 13 news. >>laura: new research says that clean living can reverse the negative effects of having bad genes. no smoking, eating well, regular exercise, staying slim can all reduce the risk of heart disease by half, they say. the opposite is also true. unhealthy habits can ruin the benefits of having good genes. dna is not your destiny when it comes to health. you have a lot of control over what happens. how about that? how a child acts in kindergarten could foreshadow their success later in life. that's the results of a 20-year study found in the american journal of public health. researchers found that children who share and listen

standup: the group hopes once the projects are finished and the orange barrels have been moved, that success here translates to other parts of the city, 34:51 business has been very good. cristian vega owns the sushi restaurant "screaming tuna." he's says new development over the last 5 years hase believes it can only get better. 36:57 the density of this city raising, the future looks very very good for us. he doesn't just want what's best for him--- but an entire city-- hopeful everyone can have a hand in its success. 42:10 we have a lot of personal responsibility to take the future of our city, of our neighborhood in our own hands and make a positive impact. ashley sears fox 6 news if you'd like to take the milwaukee united survey - go to >> i'd be like, where are you with ellen and she'd be like, uh, still hates me. yeah, i'm talking about ellen degeneres. >> the great divide between kathy griffith and ellen with the late joan rivers right in the middle. i'm natalie morales and holding nothing back about her brand-new neighbors. >> i love that you think i'm his caregiver. >> so is kim nursing kanye back to health? is britney dati