only on nbc bay area, danville will soon be armed with license plate readers throughout the city. ely elyce kirchner is with us. this is usually dicey for private rights. what's the reaction in the community? >> reporter: well, raj, people i spoke to are definitely for this, and it comes as there was a home burglary just days ago. it happened as residents were sleeping, and, again, they're going forward. the city is, with installing automated license plate readers like the one here in this intersection. sign you will see 13 locations throughout the city that will have these automated license readers. surveillance video shows a man calmly buying several gift cards at a gas station. police say the credit cards he uses to pay are the ones he just had stolen from a nearby danville home. >> they were asleep at the time. >> reporter: that robbery happened a few doors down from tom thomas' home on although la jolla court. he says it's one of many that occurred in the upscale east bay neighborhood. >> this area of danville seems to be a little hot spot for the frequency of burglaries. >>

the most or at least when i get letters from readers or to come into contact with readers, it's nietzsche, the hidden nietzsche origin of black power, so hewitt nude tin was a reader of friedrich nietzsche and in nietzsche he discovered a lot of things in nietzsche, but what he understood from nietzsche is he needed nietzsche to tell him that the things your culture tell you are true and are universal is in fact made up or it's a product of history, a product of chance, somewhat arbitrary, but not true and is so don't take the voice of a racist culture as the voice of your own inter- conscience. this is-- this is what nietzsche did for afghan americans is to help them here that they no longer had to pray to the white man's god and they no longer had to make themselves prostrate to a religion and in his view made them supplicants and that they should not take this morality, which tries to discipline them and keep them down as something universal, something timeless and so newton is really intellectually cutting his teeth on nietzsche as he is formulating the basis of black power. >> host:

a lawsuit is moving forward over those credit card chip readers. why small businesses say they're negatively aff system. hurricane matthew causes widespread damage in the carribean -- it's now headed to the u-s. how residents in florida and the carolinas are bracing for the storm. helping wishes take flight... how you can join fox6 help grant wishes for seriously ill children. you'll see one of their stories -- after the break. time now 4:xx you're taking a (beep, camera shutter click) did you just see that? that was awesome. we have to try it. okay. okay, mine's not working. maybe you have to bump it. oh, yeah. do the bump it thing. ey out using the bmo harris app! you want to buy a hairless cat? there's a pet store down the street. cool... i think she said "bmo harris app". yeah, that makes more sense. when your phone is your debit card. that's the bmo effect. "make-wish-wisconsin" to help grant wishes for seriously ill children. that's why fox6 is hosting a phone bank tonight where viewers can donate unused airline miles. those miles will help r

readers can play stores.and google play stores. readers can pay either $5.99 for one issue through the app or subscribe for the year for $19.99. playboy's digital initiatives are geared toward resonating with younger, more tech-savvy readers as it transitions toward a men's lifestyle brand. playboy debuted another first by ditching nudity in its pages. time for that juicy question of the morning. and this one is all about the sniff test.. studies show coffee is the most recognizable smell.. so what is the second? here's a hint - it's not jimmy's big weekend at the box office...ben affleck.. back on the big screen...but he's not batman this time around... and phoenix fashion week...in full swing.we get a look behind the scenes... in five minutes. ####break#### ####break#### ####break#### ben affleck is ben affleck is ben affleck is getting most of his notoriety these days for playing batman. but in his latest film he plays a different kind of hero. his character in "the accountant" has asperger's syndrome...and that's setting a new

mastercard says the company has a strong case supporting the chip readers and expects to win in court. 'bed bath and beyond' may be getting rid of those 20 percent off coupons.the retailer is trying to get a bigger piece of the online shopping market by testing a new ;beyond plus; loyalty program. there's a 29 dollar a year membership fee with free shipping and 20 percent off every purchase. if you're headed to london -- it could be a good time to go shopping! the british pound hit 31-year lows against the u-s dollar...it comes after british prime minister theresa may said the u-k will leave the e-u by the end of next march... sooner than expected. coming up, a final look at your ready weather forecast including the 10-day outlook. it's time for news on the go... a recap of all your top stories happening at noon. a milwaukee man has been freed from prison after spending more than 20 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. 48-year-old 'daryl dwayne holloway' was released from the green bay correctional institution late this morning. he was convicted in 1993 of sexual and burgl

thieves put a device, like this, over a card reader. when a user puts in a card, the skimmer steals the info. it gets worse-- some thieves also use tiny cameras and fake key pads to nab pin numbers, too. the bad guys can then make a duplicate card and go shopping with the cash. nat money skimming is happening all over. finance experts at fico estimate, at atms specifically, incidents skyrocketed 546 percent from 2014 to 2015. "this is a financial crime that's been reported throughout the entire country. around here."cedar rapids police are seeing a rise in skimming reports from local banks. they're urging people to be cautious when swiping their cards. -check to see if the card reader is loose, a different color, or if a card doesn't fit right. -cover the keypad as best you can when typing in a pin. -also, frequently check bank statements. -ultimately... "if it doesn't look right, it doesn't feel right, go with that sixth sense. don't use that atm." but police say a lot of times banks and creditors are great about detecting fraudulent c

i want kids i want all different readers not just the top of the line readers, but i want kid who is are struggling or new readers to find pure in tse books as wl. >> tell us about the new series. >> dog man is a series this is about a police officer who is from the neck up he is a dog and from the neck down he is a human. [laughter] >> it's a very silly story. >> he's not a new character he has been in some of your books. >> he has been in the captain the first characters i developed when i was in second grade. i have always loved dog. this is not only my love letter to dogs, but a way of bringing like a super hero that is more down to earth. he doesn't really have super powers and he is not always the best cop because he is a dog. you know. he should be solving crimes, but he really just wants his tummy rubbed. [laughter] >> yeah. >> there is a lot of silliness involved in the series. i think that's to. >> and they loved dog man so much they started writing you about him isn't that what prompted you to make his own series. i noticed the fan mail i was getting from kids they were dr

controls the pace so the reader can put the book down, the reader can linger as long as she wants onimage but because comics is a print form you read on a screen, that you read at your own pace, it can present a certain important visual realism especially around difficult violence that gives the reader the chance to engage or disengage in a way that seems important, thinking about violence and spectacle in general in today's media landscape. >> one last question. >> one comment and question, there has been talk about the relationship between photographs, how they encapsulate greater perspective than the original photo but when you show the space he shared with his wife drawn and showed us a photograph i was completely knocked out by the photograph, the authenticity and psychological space, using photographs as well. >> josh neufeld recently did a piece on a syrian refugee journey to europe and used photojournalist photos with the piece, there is a book called the photographer that uses photos. it would take out of the narrative, and take you out of the experience of going along with

casual readers of the review could be forgiven if i had simply decided to sit down one day and write a book because i felt like it. this tells you something about the time we are living in. the book review was posted to the time site on friday. by saturday morning, the volume of abuse was such that my publisher intervened with amazon and asked them to take immediate measures. amazon agreed immediately, to their credit, and the issue was that sent to the companies special committee established to monitor and respond to abuse, harassment and threats. i don't know many of you knew there was a committee. we do have a committee in place to help people like me. by then the review had gone viral and by sunday morning the jerusalem post had carried a report that stated my book was causing profound embarrassment to hezbollah in lebanon. as you can see, things are getting worse. what my reviewer had done was misrepresented the part of the book that dealt with the disappearance of a prominent cleric who disappeared in libya in august 1978. according to her, the book accused someone of direct pe

or make a small amount of money per reader on a large number of readers, that is the new model.: that is also your business model, isn't it? jeff: it is a better business model for the internet era. the post is unusual-- and this is why i am so optimistic -- it can go from how it has historically been a very good local paper but it happens to be a local paper situated in the capital city of the united states. and so, it has a geographic location that is superb for converting it from a local paper to a national and even a global publication. and that is a gift that the internet brings. to do national and global publication in the days of print is super expensive. have to figure out how to have printing presses everywhere and physical distribution everywhere. very challenging. today, that piece is easy. to get global distribution is extraordinarily simple. charlie: because it is an important newspaper, did you want it also because it would give you political influence? jeff: no. [laughter] jeff: one of the reasons why donald graham liked me as an owner was because he did not think

the license plate readers will be up and running sometime the end of december. in the meantime, authorities are still looking for the suspect who is wanted in the latest burglary. if you have information, please contact police. >>> a very sobering scene as a person was killed and three others injured in a three-car crash in san jose last night. the injured victims are expected to survive. no word to this point on what caused the crash. >>> a california community at the oregon border is in mourning after a sheriff's deputy there was shot and killed. jack hopkins was killed yesterday. it happened around a rural area, and deputies were responding to a call when hopkins was killed. the suspect in that case is in custody. >>> new details now in a deadly officer-involved shooting in santa cruz where police say the man killed had previously had a violent struggle with officers only days before the shooting and had to be sent for mental health treatment. the shooting happened on sunday. the suspect allegedly threatened to kill everyone inside a home and tried to attack

i think people like coming in here because we're all readers. and we can share our favorite books, not only classics, but contemporary literature, new biographies that might be out. so we really talk to people and we have a lot of fun. i think that's, it's a very spontaneous (mellow guitar music) - pretty good pizza. hey, and i tell you what, if you're over at reader's garden, and you can't pick a title out for yourself, just go to joanne's section, she's got a special section with some really cool titles. and coming up after the break, more from granville. we're gonna check out some art. welcome back to new day cleveland, and jeff, help me with this. it's called art at 43023? - ok, it must be a zip code, right? - it's granville's zip code. - granville's zip code, ok, and this is a cool place, folks, because these guys, well, jeff and his friends, fill up this place with some of the most beautiful stuff, from many counties around, right? - absolutely, most of 'em are local, though. - yeah, most of 'em are local. - yep. - ok, so i see some things

skimmers can also be found as gas pumps and card readers at stores or restuarants. experts say it's safer to use the chip reader while shopping, instead of swiping your card. we've got you covered live from the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque -- shirley descorh police are advising people to monitor their account statements. if you see suspicious activity...contact them. the waterloo city council considering a new ordinance that would require some public businesses to have security cameras. the city council voting on a first reading of the recently-adjusted ordinance tonight. if passed -- some businesses like restaurants, banks and hotels have to buy cameras..and if businesses already have them ...updates and inspections are mandatory. one business owner we talked to says he's on board with the new ordinance.. we have caught criminals..people shoplifting, stealing and i just think it's a tool that waterloo police department needs.. the current ordinance is from 19-93...chief trelka says it is out-dated. hear from panther coach mark farley as he's got his team ro

the skimmer over the card reader. in this case and several others, they actually installed it inside. obviously that is harder to spot. they say look for signs of tampering around the panel. they also say it's better to use a credit card than debit card. if you become a victim come it's easier to get your money back. tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: this just newsroom -- a major settlement in d.c. versus bank of america after a massive embezzlement scheme involving a city employee. harriet walters is currently serving a 17-year sentence after pleading guilty to wire fraud and money laundering charges. walters would give a bank of america and employee government checks and deposit them in accounts belonging to her and co-conspirators. saying they do not have strong enough oversight to prevent this crime. >> this suit sought recovery for what we believed was bank of america's role in not minding the store. the reality is at that time, the district of columbia was not minding its store either. alison: the city originally

reader." reader."law enforcement says if the card reader feels loose - that's an indication that something also encourage people to trust their gut and contact police if they see anything suspicious. right now -- experts say the u-s has a surplus of food staples like eggs -- milk and frozen fruits and veggies. veggies.they say there's been increased production and a decrease in exports.the high value of the dollar makes products from the u-s more expensive elsewhere -- so countries are buying less.in august -- there were more than one-?billion pounds of cheese the u-s-d-a says we can expect prices at the grocery stores to go up about one or two percent for items like pork -- eggs -- poultry and fresh fruit. federal judges did not say when they would make a ruling on whether they would continue to block the construction of the controversial dakota access pip. pipeline.a federal appeals court panel had tough questions for opponents of the nearly 4-billion dollar project.three judges questioned m

. >> a lawsuit of chip readers is moving forward. you can sue the major credit card companies for suing for readers. mastercard is saying that the company has a strong case supporting the chip readers and expects to win in court. >> toys r us is selling fao swartz. it was known for the new york city store but toys r us shut that down to save money. the 360 group is designing a collection of toys under the brand and creates in experiences for other retailers. >> americans are going to spend more money for the hollywood season. it is forecasted 3.6% increase in sales for november and december. that is a percentage more than a ten year average. news time is 5:59. the news continues right now. waking up with us on "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> i'm melinda davenport. bracing for landfall, thousands of americans are in the pact of hurricane matthew. he spent half oz hif life in prison and now a milwaukee man is getting ready for freedom today. >> we are keeping an eye on the roadways, here is a outside. i can't believe it

brings to mind how we all need a connection and for the rider -- writer to be inside the mind of the reader.>>> and certainly at the end of the day you are tired and you want to decompress, but i would hope that there is a time for books.>>> howard, is there a way to see over time the art of this use of technology in the way that people in gates books, and do you see a pattern in all of this?>> it is hard to see a pattern, but certainly we have changes. a decade ago it was common to see the physical books being read, five years ago it was common to see the kindle, and today most people checked on the phone, either playing a game, checking on facebook, and i think this is a source of concern for me. that as michael mentioned, being a new parent, and i know that a lot of people between all of the demands from work in parenting, and the lure of the technology, many of us spending less time reading. i think it is not a value that is promoted enough in our society, and i have to think we can be more conscious in our lives. i don't care whether it is a e- book, audiobook or physical book, but for

should oakland use public money to help the readers build a new stadium and keep the team here? results coming up later in the newscast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 80's ... dolores huerta hasn t stopped doing what she calls her life's work. in a rare interview: >>> for decades, her name has been linked to the fight for social justice. even though she is well into her 80s, dolores fuerte hasn't stopped doing what she calls her life's work. >> in a rare interview, she talked to len ramirez about her latest battle. >> ♪ >> reporter: for dolores fuerte, leading a cause is nothing new . back in familiar territory in the salinas valley with a song that says we shall not be moved, the woman who cofounded the united farm workers union is now fighting against fracking and taking on oil companies with the same spirit and conviction she had when battling grape growers in the 1960s >> we want to protect our water and the earth so it's not contaminated. >> reporter: dolores fuerte, now 86 years old and she has been putting herself at the forefront of social justice causes for almost 6 decades. she say

dowd: the reader does now, if you -- if they did what you did. that is one of the best movies of all time. mr. lamb: so go back to the quote you said about kellyanne conway. ms. dowd: right, the cascading series of advisors tiptoeing around donald trump who is a critical narcissist, having a narcissistic explosion right on the trail, and trying to get him to do the obvious, like prepare for the debate, he wouldn't do it. he was sitting around with roger ailes pleading cheeseburgers and roger ailes was telling war stories and company about brunch -- about rupert murdoch. [laughter] it is so hilarious to see all these aids on eggshells tried to get -- you know, it's like "taming of the shrew," to throw in another play like shakespeare. so they are trying to get donald trump to do the basic minimum he needs to do in order to have a campaign. yet they can't. he's one of these mad german kings locked in his castle in trump tower, like ludwig, you know, getting more isolated and not talking to anybody. and he's up there today sending out 10 tweets tras

i write novels centers for adults and last year a graphic novel for middle grade readers. i am a recovering library worker and a recovering bookstore worker. i also do part-time work for the electronic frontier foundation, which does civil liberties work on privacy and surveillance in free expression online. i mention that because a month ago we brought a suit to repeal a particularly pernicious last century internet law and we are asking the court to invalidate on the basis of its violations of the first amendment. >> by name is jonathan hill. i was the illustrator for the book americas, which is a graphic novel about a book banning in a small town and i'm also a teacher. i teach comics. >> and charles brownstein can executive director of the comic book legal defense fund investor share of the banned books week coalition. i also write nonfiction about comics in the most recent pieces are the one -- [inaudible] >> i forgot to mention i'm a retired librarian, so we have good representation on this. the first question is why you said that we call it the end books week even t

the obstacle was the judicial biography, tension between readers wanting to know personal information, subject to come alive and talking about law which can be rather drill, and the biography is not a strong genre. we had a couple sources but for the most part a very small audience, half a dozen law professors in a particular subject and i want to stay away that. to dominate the book, not so much opinions but personality, clattering away at the typewriter. the obstacle was the genre itself out. >> you read a number of judicial biographies. any thoughts what makes a good judicial biography? >> mainly whether the person who was written about was interesting. i haven't read too many. i like the biography. there is an endless biography of cardozo which i don't think i read everything. it covers everything, hundreds of pages long. it took the author 30 years or something. similarly, the biography of bernard hamm which was kind of a flop. most of what he wrote, he wrote about two or three constitutional opinions. the biographer was a constitutional lawyer. for example leonard am wrote very

we spoke to the ceo and he says this was all because some criminal put a skimming device on a card reader. we have been told that these skimming devices have become more and more common lately, if you are trying to avoid it the best thing to do is make sure every time you scan your card that you tug on the device to make sure that it is an actual card reader and that there's not anything else will resume shortly if you think you have become a victim of this crime... call your credit union branch in the morning. the city of henderson is experiencing some growing pains, at least according to a group of people determined to stop the development of more low income, high density apartments in the area... fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke to some of the woman taking it upon themselves to inform their neighbors of the proposal. the meeting to discuss the possible arroyo grande and american pacific isn't until tuesday... but the woman i spoke to today tell me as mothers, and as concerned locals... they felt the need to tell neighbors about the proposal. janie barnes " they just keep adding anoth

of readers. that is the historic model of the post to a model where we make a relatively small amount of money per reader on a very large number of readers. that is the new model. >> rose: but that's your business model too, isn't it? >> that is the better business model for the internet era. and the post is unusual and this is one of the things from a business point of view why i'm so optimistic about the post, is that it can go from being-- it has historically been a local paper. a very good local paper. but it happens to be a local paper situated in the capitol city of the united states of america. and so it has-- it's kind of geographic location is su pesh for converting it from being a local paper to a national and even a global publication. and so that, and thases' the gift that the internet brings. to do national and global publication in the days of print, super expensive. you have to figure out how to have printing presses everywhere and distribution everywhere, physical distribution, ve

darwin as a writer, anxiety, headaches, stomach aches, to some degree like readers have told me in someways some solace from that and in a community that we have various behaviors or things that -- that, you know, make them go and sometimes make them want to crawl under a rock and all of that stuff that can affect us. it made me, i think i came to it with much sympathy because i covered mental health and i understand how these conditions can affect people and i just came out with even more and also, i think, more of a determination to really speak openly about it and start conversations and let people be honest so there can be change for the better in helping people individually. there's a question back there. >> what was your research and writing like, did you focus on one person or do it altogether or did you do research first and writing? >> the question is about the research and writing process and did i focus on one person and finished that and then moved on, i didn't -- i wasn't really able to do that as much as i have like today because just tight deadlines and trying to get ever

businesses can sue the major credit companies for forcing them to use the readers. business claim the machines are expensive and don't fully protect against fraud. credit card companies, banks and major retailers came up with the terms for businesses to use the chip readers. speaking of cards - federal regulators announced new rules that govern the quickly growing prepaid debit card industry. it's an effort more than two years in the making. starting next year -- card issuers will have to give you things for free. also -- protections for lost or stolen cards will also be expanded. and -- fees for the cards will have to be more clearly disclosed on the packaging. amazon prime members are getting some more perks for their membership. amazon is announcing 'prime reading' -- which lets prime users access over a thousand popular books for free! the books available will rotate. there will also be some magazines available. stephanie and brad - back to you. do you have a consumer issue or screen or you can file a complaint on the contact 6 page at fox-6-now-dot-com. adlib t

the reader read the text. it is all very readable. year: this is the fourth you guys have done a year ahead issue. you have an editor's note at the beginning in which you are urging caution. >> that's the message of a lot of the stories. the economy is still in a muddle, but the people we spoke to sort of saw clear paths to growth. it was not a time to take huge risks. did,read everything we caution was the work that jumped out at me and i think will jump out at readers, too. carol: in the finance section, you talk about the doubt and uncertainty still hanging over hedge funds. they've not had a good year or two. >> the hedge fund situation remains very murky. people who are managing funds. there's too many funds at this point. they have not been performing well enough. what needs to happen is the number of hedge funds needs to be cut substantially. to make the market work for them. david: and the energy section, my favorite artwork, you look at solar power here. the industry is facing a deadline. >> congress

are fighting lawsuits over chip readers. can sue the companies for forcing them to use the chip readers. the businesses called the machines expensive... said they don't fully protect their businesses from fraud... and that they were penalized if they didn't upgrade. mastercard says it has a strong case to support the chip readers in court. the lawsuit is not a class action one yet. but if that status is granted... eight million small businesses could make the lawsuit a six billion dollar case. just days after expanding a recall for faulty car door latches... ford is now being investigated for brake roughly 282,000 ford f 1-50 pick up trucks made in the last two years are involved. the national highway traffic safety administration says complaints include "a sudden and complete loss of brakes." no injuries or accidents have been reported. regulators are already looking at ford's edge s-u-v and fusion sedans in separate investigations. nike... now auctioning off 89 pairs of its "back to the future nikes are replicas of the sel

time with adults, and other readers, for them to get that exposure of books. >> the read for me program has been around milwaukee for 25 years. its success depends on volunteers willing to spend a couple of hours to read to kids. saw, lots of smiles, they're really engaged, a really positive experience for our kids. >> it's not just a chance to read to children and watch them get excited about books, there's more. next door gives away 100,000 books a year to the kids. >> children get to come to our libraries throughout the year, and take a book home. at least once a month, and build their home library and advance their literacy skills at home. it is a education there. >> next door is always looking for new or gently used books to donate, or volunteer. we have a link on our web site. i missed that moment with our guy, because he's grown up now. but that's a daily occurrence at your house. >> it is, you never get over seeing a child's face light up when they read a book, or they learn a new story. >> they were pretty excited. >> they were. chief meteorologist coming back in a bit with our

"a skimming device is a device that crooks place over a card reader like at a gas pump or at an atm or some other device and so when the member inserts their card it reads the confidential information" he says these types of breaches are hard to stop...and there's no plans for a change in policy at one nevada... but these days anybody with a card, needs to be careful. "sadly i think its a reality for us these days, is that most consumers sooner or later will have one of their cards comprimised." "i dont care where you go, something's going to happen. beal said the best thing consumers can do is check their accounts often to make sure there isnt unusual spending and to make sure their information is safe. soc an 18-month-old is behind bars after the child was found with severe burns... and later died. 21-year-old demond billingsley is not related to the little girl... but was babysitting... and police believe he is responsible for her injuries. the little girl was found unresponsive yesterday afternoon near sierra vista drive and desert inn. she was taken to sunrise hospital where staff

to use the chip readers. they say.... the machines are expensive... and.... don't fully protect them..... from fraud. they also accuse..... credit card companies... when using..... a pre-paid card. the consumer financial protection bureau... has issued a new rule... that goes into effect.... next year.. the new rule will require clear... up-front information.... about fees. the rule also tightly regulates..... overdraft fees... connected to pre-paid cards. adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and '13 first alert weather.' one system moved out and another, weaker one is on the way. associated with the weaker system will pass to our north, but it will push close enough to give us a reinforcement of cooler air. this means below average temps will be the theme for the forecast through friday. expect a highs in the low 80s through thursday, with lots of sunshine and dry conditions. by friday we warm a bit to the mid 80s as high pressure builds over the area. afternoon highs will rise to the upper 80s for friday and the weekend. overnight lows will

i'm going to venture a guess that many readers and many young readers in particular will, if they read the book not necessarily come to the same conclusion that henry kissinger was an idealist in any form or fashion. you offer a series of quotes today that you amplify in the book itself with kissinger talking about the need of the united states to go on a spiritual offensive. we need to identify ourselves with the revolution. we must put forth our values to make the case, not just because we're opposed to communism. this seems to be in at least my reading of the book, a talk of the seminar table quality to those claims that kissinger seems to be very unconcerned or even unaware of what's going on in what was called the third world, the nationalist revolutions. these are very -- europe is his main center of attention except when he goes to vietnam. he doesn't seem to grapple with, at least in my reading of the book, nationalism, certainly has little sympathy, the revolt of the world of color against european empire imperialism, this doesn't quite register. and so the world spiritual off

then bill will be having all license plate reader installed at 13 intersections around town recently this city has seen an uptick in crime they're hoping the cameras can help them in solving cases just passed monday one source broken and at all residents are sleeping and sells several items including a purse and credit cards cameras are expected to be online by the end of the year. >> britteny: the fog is back right along the coast and in some areas in line to break down with arafat tracker it this was happening in the rest of tonight you will notice near half moon bay visibility down to zero and then visibility down a few mouse for patchy fog expected every 4000 locations lattimore it clear visibility slightly cooler temperatures as the temperatures are the breakdown of highs around the region sunday when richman 73 oakland was 77 cisco's still be a full day and temperatures and then rose to 80 degrees. they to a >> pam: for being with us we appreciate your time to an agent to an end at 4:00 a.m. have a good night everyone. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lio

some small businesses are suing for forcing them to use the chip readers. the machines protect from fraud. and they accuse credit card companies of penalizing them. >>> amazon is banning customers from taking a free or discounted products in exchange for a review. >>> and bed, bath, and beyond may be getting rid of the 20% off coupons. instead, they are thinking which would include free shipping and 20% off. but it would include an annual fee. >>> a new side effect of the zika virus. >> the connection between the skeet borne disease and a condition that could leave patients paralyzed. >>> we check in with our weather watchers network. we have a couple more of those days in the forecast next. >>> the cost of partying. tonight the shocking amount of money that it's going to take to replace a high school football field left trashed joe plaia: every three days, gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing t

. >> reporter: "usa today" taking sides for the first time ever, asking its readers to vote against trump. >> not much of a newspaper, as far as i'm concerned. you know, i really don't know. nobody called me. all i know is, we're leading in the polls. >> reporter: only trump is not leading in florida, new hampshire, and here in michigan. at this rally, trump pointed to a bad mike at monday night's debate, and now he's getting some backup from the debate commission, confirming there were audio issues that affected the sound in the debate hall. lester? >> thank you. >>> both hillary clinton and that former miss universe are firing back after trump's attacks, and clinton is also seizing on a new report about trump's from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: hillary clinton in battleground florida tonight responding to donald trump's tweet storm about alicia machado. >> i mean, really. who gets up at 3:00 in the morning to engage in a twitter attack against a former miss universe? >> reporter: clinton clearly enjoying trump's fixation on machado, now in its fourth day. >> his latest twitter me

are you willing to pay more taxes to keep the readers here? >> i would, but the community has to step in also. >> reporter: the owner says the team will be staying in oakland for at least the next two years. while the dome stadium gets built in nevada and that is fine enough time to keep fans hopeful that the team will meet -- reach a deal here. >> they need something for the fans and the team, but oakland has to step up and we have plenty of money in the bay area to make this happen. >> rain or shine we are out here having a good time. they have to stay here. >> reporter: it certainly is not a done deal, the nfl will have to prove it 24 opens -- owners okaying a change. >> nevada governor. is expected to sign a bill that would raise $750 million to build the stadium. >>> happening right now pg&e is investigating what caused smoke and a pop around a manhole cover. it happened just before 3:00 this afternoon. they are calling it an underground equipment failure and have seen -- crews on scene. traffic is a mess and drivers are told to avoid the

chip readers? that are now at some stores. stores. a judge is allowing small businesses to sue major credit card companies for forcing them to use the chip readers. businesses say the machines protect them from fraud.they also accuse credit card companies of penalizing them if they don't upgrade. mastercard says the company has a strong case supporting the chip readers and expects to win in court. prepare to say goodbye... to ?f-a-o schwarz toys? at toys-r-us.the toy store... has ?sold the brand? to "three-sixty group."fao schwarz was the oldest toy store in the u-s... when it closed last year.toys-r-us purchased the famous brand in 2009. three-sixty says a new f-a-o schwarz toy collection will be available at select retailers in the fall of 2017. until then-- its merchandise will continue to be sold by toys-r-us. 3 donald trump falls 35 spots on the forbes 400 list this comes after forbes' new investigation into trump's wealth...revealing his fortune has lost 800-million dollars over the past year.cooling property prices in new york

reader." reader." "when you stick the credit card or bank card in there and it wiggles a lot, that's a red flag."law enforcement says use your gut, protect yourself and if something seems out of place, >> law enforcement says user guide, protect yourself and if something seems out of place, call police. >> with local banks to pinpoint where the skimmers may be located. in the meantime they ask that people use their chip cards that they have and also saying they want you to cover your pain when entering in public. >> mrs. dora miller. >> we do have an unsettled rainy pattern for the rest of this week. we had a few showers last night then the sunshine broke out. temperatures warmed up into the 70s. the front is now lingering in parts of the midwest and will lead to more showers in -- and storms. it will start overnight tonight. we have a low chance for a few showers mainly in our southern counties and as this front moves in will have a better chance for rain later on thursday and into friday. fo

in our case, no, we've certainly gained readers.wspaper, as a digital publication, we have more readers than we've ever had and that's definitely true for the opinion side and it's definitely true for our editorials. >> let me ask you about something here at cnn that i'm worried about and other places in the media. 26 mentions of trump this morning and like six mentions of hillary clinton. if you ran the numbers for this hour of cnn, you'd probably find the same thing. do you feel that's a form of bias, that the press is focusing too much on the person who is likely not to be president and not enough on the woman who is, according to polls, to be president? >> i think that's a good question. i mean, we have -- we said in july that we'd continue to run hillary clinton honestly and we have done that he heditorially. so we're covering both. the series that we started this week is aimed at people who, you know, might realize that trump is -- they might not agree with everything he says but think, how much harm can he do? and we felt tha

i had a comical exchange with a reader by e-mail maybe a month or so ago. it was a standard complaint like how come the washington post zver covers x, y, and negative story about hillary clinton. i decided -- he was very polite. he was really upset with our coverage. i thought i would pull his leg and i wrote back and said do you read us in print or online? i told them he should talk to his mailman why he is cutting out all those stories out of his newspaper or maybe use a different web browser online. [laughter] i sent him a list of a dozen or so stories that addressed the topics he said we never covered. i thought he would not resnd

consumers tell us they haven't seen as many chip readers small retailers compared to big box retailers wal-mart and target. some have covered where the card is insert. it is sure to frustrate. >> they ar some place next swipe, some places they can't and others they don't know what to do. >> reporter: this one shopper said he will head online for most of their shopping this year. >>> the retail federation says retailers spent billions of dollars to install the new equipment, but card companies have failed to sign off on the restrictions. visa and mastercard have taken steps to streamline the project. >>> a new push to make warning eight public health groups and three local politicians filed a lawsuit against the fda. they want the court to set a deadline for the agency for a new actual would require graphic warning labels on cigarettes and tobacco ads. >>> 4:36. a lot more coming your way including video of a man being rescued from sea. the new details from the freighter ship that spotted the vermont man on his life raft. >>> we are following the latest on hurricane matthew. >>> now at

. >>> a lawsuit is moving forward over those credit card chip readers you see at some stores. judge is allowing small businesses to sue major credit card companies for forcing them to use the chip readers. they say the machines are expensive but don't fully protect them or customers from fraud. if class action status is granted for the lawsuit, 8 million small businesses could make it a $6 billion case. >>> if you want to go "back to the future" just like marty mcfly here's your chance. nike is raffling off 89 pairs of its "back to the future" self-lacing sneakers. the special edition kicks are replicas of the sneakers worn by marty mcfly in the iconic "back to the future" movie. tickets for the online lottery are $10. the lottery closes on october 11, all proceeds from sales will be donated to the michael j. fox foundation. >>> beam me up, scotty, has a new meaning this morning. the latest "star trek" film has gone into space. paramount has beamed up a copy of "star trek: beyond" to the international space station for the astronauts to watch. fans here will have to wait to ge

i mean, we have certainly gained readers this year.have, as a newspaper, as a digital publication, we have more readers than ever, and that's definitely true for the opinion side and it's definitely true for our editorials. >> let me ask you about something i'm worried about here at cnn and "the washington post" and everywhere else, so much conversation about trump. you look at "the washington post" which is mostly news, 26 mentions of trump this morning, six mentions for hillary clinton. if you ran the numbers for cnn, you would find the same thing. do you feel the press is focusing too much on the person not likely to be president and not enough on the person likely to be president, according to polls? >> i think that's a good question. we said in july that we would continue to cover hillary clinton honestly and criticize her when called upon, and we have done that editorially. we still have not written our endorsement traditionally we would do that in the middle of october. and so we're covering both. the series that we started this