>>reporter: >>rebecca: this these are at the limit and your just under 10 minutes to get chewed not bad at this hour san mateo under 15 minutes this a and pretty much is going to be all yours if the check was about 580 we don't see one car moving in our direction we want to be up to the north bay in 9 minutes problem free and the golden gate bridge looks great 21 minutes from highway 37 all the way through sausalito on south 101 into the city that is just 29 minutes not fall in this morning so far different we saw yesterday. >>james: the lead of leading and december to cast the official boats held clinton still leading in the popular vote dollars of his 60.5 million light or clinton has 61.3 million but has enough electoral to become president >>j.r. stone: will that actually happen? she is a fair look for a mayor and the 2012 electorate to the democrat who says even with what we've seen after election day doesn't expect them to change their mind while directors are chosen by the party beside with it is something that's we talk about when this is all said and done. >>james: he urged ame

here's rebecca strom with the weather forecast. >> rebecca: you see the and i starts here week at 7:00 hour not a ton fob it will be really nice getting in to sell from cisco the sun is definitely going to be out later this afternoon and we will see warm temperatures some areas getting into the '70s will be a gorgeous saturday and dry for your saturday and a lot of things done respecting rainbow later this evening we are going to track the storm just off the coasts of far north and we will see some of the rainfall getting to the bay area around 8:00 hour. heading through the day dry conditions 815 and that's where we start a season showers such creeping into the north bay. current temperatures look like this same or 40's over what we saw yesterday at this hour. a chilly 51 in san jose and 62 for san francisco. >> rebecca: 70 to conquer the more quite nice 70 degrees oakland at 64 for half moon bay. the three forecast looks like this with the showers again the early morning in his the temperatures in the upper 60s along the coast mid-60s and then monday if things dryout temperatures go

>>james: minutes of the '60s along the shoreline with low 60s out along the coast >>rebecca: we had a fall the drive into work this morning the bay bridge toll plaza the crowd is not bad as far as the fall of this concern into san francisco that is what we're going to see it as heavy as we see if it is the fault of the advisory just moments ago for this bed be extra careful as to make your way out of the oakland area into the city for it was about a commute into san francisco cut is correct. >>rebecca: santa and be careful and reduce your speed as across the spend >>will tran: the shooting happened just after death, and >>will tran: they turned and fired several shots at the police officer of officers were not hit and injured and did the return fire tacit >>reporter: is about test, to say yes we are together >>will tran: this is video from our partnership with abc seventh this was the six-day and grow their were to protest in this city this war was peaceful route would or rest many who were they're very concerned about immigrants and women rights. >>will tran: he says he would set def

here's rebecca strom with the weather forecast. >> rebecca: sing really foggy start the morning warmer conditions nurses yesterday and barely make out any of the hills we see behind their and then as a result of this live shot we do have a poor visibility in our delays for inbound flights 38 minutes because of the low-lying clouds and fog right now fought tracker showing us all the fog spilling into livermore valley things are mixing up for us and was a clear run around lunchtime and that some of the fog will club the immediate coast for most of the day. much warmer verses 24 hours ago 18 degrees warmer and now bob 10 and the oakland area and eight degrees warmer for hayward's seventh round you also for san jose nevada 16 degrees warmer and then 14 degrees warmer current conditions lots of 40 assess our yesterday and then mostly in the '60s 62 sentences of a 60 oakland 57 in san jose at livermore at 56 degrees 50 to concord and 574 santa rosa area. a little bit cooler there and then 67 for oakland 68 degrees for a word 70 degree mark for san jose looking at 62 degrees after in san fran

rebecca: was this at vc capital? preet: it could be. i worried are you about corruption within your company? very concerned? not at all? what is the importance in a company of general counsel? do you look to someone to be a true to power presence? what is the importance in a preet: it depends on the nature of the industry and the company. the general counsel is the conscience of the firm, but if the conscience of the firm doesn't have juice or power or people, itm the won't matter very much. in the indictment against scc capital, we allege that one of the things that went wrong was they were planning to hire a guy who was suspected of being someone who engaged in insider trading at the prior firm. office,ral counsel's the hedge fund, oppose the hiring of the person. it's not shocking the shortly thereafter that person began to engage it insider trading. i think people need to have good counsel, generally speaking. i think the person -- i'm sure this is true when you think about the cfo you have been other people in positions counseling

and rebecca strom is at the weather center tracking the storm. let's start with you rebecca. how much rain can we expect to see today? >> averi: 0 get the 670 and then as resuming here you can see some of it heavy at times mainly seeing heavy rainfall over the peninsula. as a move ahead here in concelebrant towns and neighborhoods to be hit right now there francisco richmond for the east bay and east bay shoreline keeping things variously as far as our ways are concerned on a 8101 down the peninsula north the office of getting hit with a lot of this rainfall bravado sausalito center felt pretty much been the most by we see how the rest the morning is shaping up a little bit of clearing up the morning hours and that will start showering and to the afternoon it will keep things what throughout the entire bay area and then be should have a ring europe ready he will be all day today. we'll let you know how much rainfall we will expect your neighborhood next. didand our team coverage of the storm continues this morning now with averi harper. averi is live in alameda. averi, how ar

and rebecca strom is at the weather center tracking the storm. let's start with you rebecca. how much rain can we expect to see today and throughout the weekend. >> rebecca: widespread across color california. even getting some spindles in san francisco. he accused it of the morning. now once again into he widespread across the entire bay area into a self they be will see this mostly in san jose with heavy rain. in the afternoon hours kron 4 read the rules those seasons showers for most of the entire debate today well clearly go to summer shower hotly tomorrow creeps and then plugging and got a two-hour delay is. how much rain to the sec wouldand our team coverage of the storm continues this morning now with averi harper. averi is live in san rafael. averi, how are the conditions looking out there this morning? >> averi: here so astrocyte the go or real now conditions he wants is the fruit tree hunting down here but he won't joker senegal high when especially on a bridge crossing paper make sure you are slowing down because all that my for dangerous condition on the runway. h

rebecca morelle, bbc news.ia: a short film about a quest to find a donald trump piÑata for her son's birthday is winning awards and international acclaim. the first-time filmmaker came up with the idea after traveling to mexico and hearing people's anger in the lead up to the u.s. election. the resulting film is "the good mother." let's take a look. mother" hasgood women in film and television short film competition. the film maker joined me a short time ago. it is absolutely brilliant, isn't it? such a funny little film. your inspiration behind it? you were in mexico for quite some time. >> i was. i was on a ranch monday with a -- on a ranch one day with a lady from washington, d.c., and she was asking me where she could find a donald trump and piÑata. i did not know what they were or anything about them but i thought it was an interesting idea. kasia: so you can get one of those things in mexico? >> they exist. children have them at their birthday parties for different characters. they are filled with sweets

meteorologist rebecca kopleman - is here now - with the the latest. >>> here is rebecca with the weekend. >>> dislike in late november, temperatures into the 50s it is going to be a there, especially for those of you who like to put up your holiday decorations do it in the snow or the cold because we have a nice one in store for right now we're all clear on the radar and we actually do

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 today: mostly cloudy with a few showers tapering off during the evening. cooler but still mild with themps in the tonight: drying out. mostly cloudy with some patchy fog. fairly mild with lows in the upper 40s. wind: nw 5-10 mph. week ahead: highs around 60 thursday with clouds slowly clearing through the morning. mostly sunny sky returns friday and lasts through the weekend and into next week with mild temperatures in the mi a 17-year-old girl walking in a crosswalk was killed this morning when she was hit by a school bus in milwaukee. cbs 58's kyle aevermann brings us the details. the scene has cleared but milwaukee police tell me they are still investigating. investigating.one witness, alex schmitt told me he was moving his truck around 6:40, when he saw a school bus turning right from 9th street to oklahoma and hit a 17 year schmitt says he immediatly ran to check on the woman.... who was grabbing her chest and gasping for air... but could not talk.the medical examinders office says that the 17

rebecca, tim and mave. good to see all of you. rebecca, let me have you tackle that first.race in arizona? >> the early vote is critical. democrats tend to do better and republicans tend to do better on election day. that's kind of the dynamic we are seeing so far, playing out as well. >> this is a remarkable race for so many reasons, is it not? i mean, my goodness. what is happening here where there are all these developments leading up to election day, three days away. what are voters to make of all the chess pieces being moved? >> first of all, it's not unusual to be searches near the end of the campaign. there are six or seven modern elections where there was a surge at the end. but, only in the cases of bill clinton and ronald reagan did it make a difference. usually made the election closer, but the person leading before the surge was leading after the surge. so, historically speaking, if this follows any rules at all, chances are, the person who had the lead two weeks ago will win. but, everything has been so different this time around. i would point out how interest

we have rebecca strom on -- in the traffic center. >> the chb tells us they would hope to reopen the lanes around 6:40 this morning. it is taking longer. you can see them behind me. cal tran arrived as well. we are two and half hours into this accident that started around 4:30 in the morning. according to the chp someone was walking along the shoulder and for whatever reason decided to cross the freeway. he was run over by a car and the initial car did not stop and kept going. the body was on the ground and another car ran over the body and also kept going. they are encouraging anyone out there who knows about this or the driver who did the initial impact to give them a call. they want to investigate. the body has been removed just now for identification. at this point they do not know the race or gender of the person because of the speed of the impact. you can see what it is doing to ease -- spent 580. the fog is also not helping. people are slowing down to look at the accident. they did tell me they hope to reopen it over the next 30 minutes. you can see them behind me as a still n

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. veterans day: plenty of lake enhanced clouds. chilly and breezy with temperatures hanging out in the upper 40s most of the day. wind: n 15-25 mph.tonight: mostly clear. coldest temperatures of the season with lows in the lower 30s lakeside and upper 20s saturday, temperatures rebound back into the lower 50s with plenty of sun. more sunshine expected sunday as temperatures try to make a run into the upper 50s to 600. some clouds return next week a big announcment about the brewers dugout...manager craig counsell's contract has been extended. that announcement made by the front office at miller park today... today...cbs 58 sports director, kevin holden was there...he joins us now live with more...kevin. counsell gets three more years in a contract that was set to expire after next baseball season. and with the brewers building toward the this extension lets counsell continue developing the young brewers into contenders. counsell took over for ron roenicke about a month into the 20-15 se

here's rebecca strom with the weather forecast. breaking news this morning. >> rebecca: thought they the and then in the north bay we are seeing some of that far east bay valley. especially in pleasanton right now your waking up too chilly conditions vs what we saw yesterday. >> will:a powerful magnitude seven point four earthquake has struck new zealand. it happened near the city of chirstchurch. here is video of the quake as it hit inside of a home. there were no immediate reports of major damage or injuries. authorities say the quake has generated a tsunami warning. we'll keep you updated all morning on the air and through our kron four mobile app. our top story this morning. protests continue across the nation after the 20-16 presidential election and president elect donald trump. on the left of your screen, you can see protests and riots in los angeles. ten thousand people took the streets from macarthur park to downtown l-a. this for a 5th night in a row. and on the right of your screen more protests happening in portland. an

rebecca: i think that a the child knows.)) ((vanessa murphy)) early on - judge hughes had asked the parents to leave... and later - said the mother would be escorted off the property. ((welthy silva/mother: i didn't want to leave her there alone.)) ((welthy: i had no choice, ya know, whether i wanted to or not.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the child's father and his attorney declined on camera interviews. silva says she's aware of this video...but it's just too painful to watch. ((mother: i canno momma.)) ((rebecca: many people may find that video appalling. i agree. and that, at the same time, very, very important to give kids a voice. just do it in the right manner.)) ((vanessa murphy)) judge hoskin says complaints can be made to judicial discipline, while judge rena hughes remains on the bench. vanessa murphy, 8 news now.// ((denise valdez)) >> both parents tell the father's care - while the mother can have visits with the child./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> it's time for some news you can use... the i-r-s is moving forward with pla

i too have a great deal of skepticism about this meeting, rebecca. let's just remind people of how romney was so much a critic of donald trump during the campaign and also trump is no fan of mitt romney. just listen. >> here's what i know. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> but he's a disloyal guy. see, he's an elitist. >> his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> the guy's a stone-cold loser. >> so, rebecca, what is this meeting all about? are we really supposed to believe he is up for a possible position with the trump cabinet? >> well, certainly, martin, this meeting will send a message on behalf of trump and his incoming administration that even if they don't pick mitt romney for a cabinet position or secretary of state in particular that they are open to his counsel, that they are willing to hear from all sides within the republican party and even outside of the republican party and also it sends the signal that the bitterness from the campaign is subsiding, the campaign is over, the election is over, we are moving on

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 today...mostly cloudy. highs in the lower 40s. southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. .tonight...not as cool. chance of light rain in the evening... then light snow likely late in the evening. light rain in the late evening and overnight. no 3 30s. southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. chance of precipitation 90 percent. .wednesday...light rain. highs in the lower 40s. southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. chance of rain 90 percent. .wednesday night...cloudy. a 50 percent chance of light rain through around midnight. lows in the mid 30s. southwest winds up to 5 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .thanksgiving day...mostly cloudy. highs in the lower 40s. west winds 5 to 10 mph. .thuy new at four: a tragic end to what was supposed to be a family hunting getaway in dodge county.police arrived at a cabin in reeseville only to find one man dead and another in very serious condition. condition.deputies went out to a cabin in rural reeseville... that's where the two men were staying.inside the cabin they found the two men.a 46

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. still well above-average and wihi th60s. sun to a fair sky late this afternoon.. wind: sw 5-10 mp clouds thicken tonight. lows in the upper 40selection day: lots of clouds to start the day with light rain showers possible in the morning. clearing as we go through the afternoon. 50t the afternoon.sunshinewednesday and ht arigund average with highs in th upper 40s friday. back to the middle 50s with sun and a driv involved in the hit that k girl on her way to church. church.the family is imploring the person repsponsible to turn themselves in.five yar old rickyia adia langham. ..was hit near 64th and leon she died at the ene. morng. of the car.the family was with the rl when she was hit emedth car slowed down at first, but thk off. we just want to make a plea to anyone that may know any in in regards tthis t u would e drers in milwaukee count will be paying 30 dolls to coun boarproved the amended wheel tax today. it was proposed by milwaukee county ch 58's kyle aevermann reports. there

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 today: filtered sky. temps drop back through the 50s. wind: w 5-10 mph.tonight: partly cloudy. lows near 40. week ahead: nice mix of sun and clouds most days. slight chance for a few showers on tuesday especially in northern areas in the afternoon but predominately dry. temperatures stay mild in the middle and upper 50s. thursday and friday could hit 60. rain returns friday with lingering showers into saturday. chilly next week with 40s for highs. 3 3"singing" "singing" 3"singing" "singing" summerfest announced two big names for this year's 50th anniversary of the festival. the red hot chili peppers and pink will both be headliners. and who knows who else will now join the lineup as count down the days...already! cbs 58's kyle aevermann spoke with summerfest president don smiley about what we can expect for the 50th. i've already begun the countdown. there are 226 days until summerfest50 kicks off. not only will the red hot chili peppers headlining so will pink!nats: so so what. i'm still a rock star

. >> rebecca: relate and heavy rains and the north bay will will not be as intense today will still be wet on sunday for you. and just in case we are tracking activity across the state piquancy of the green on the screen and a closer look activity happening over the last couple of hours that the current conditions. and we basically have the fault route today as and heavy rains passing for really it will be on the scattered side. also the family hour wind gusts at one point. if you're traveling with a lot of extra time to schedule the 4:00 this afternoon be very careful on the roads today because of weather conditions. outside right now 55 palla 53 per fairfield a malefic and see what conditions. hundreds of customers in both orinda and moraga were left without power for hours. there were also several delays on bart between east bay stations and san francisco due to the power outage. >> marty: in the middle, is video from the north bay. where the rain fell on and off all day. and the peninsula was hit hard as well, take a look at the video on the right of your screen. crews worked all a

rebecca nathanson/unlv: i was qt ((vanessa murphy)) rebecca nathanson is an associate dean at u-n-l-v's boyd school of law. she runs a program to help prepare children who may need to appear in court. ((rebecca: it was shocking to me that a judge would be talking or yelling at a child in that manner and also just not basically letting the child give their statement and their testimony to take under consideration.)) ((vanessa murphy)) hughes. we were told she could not comment on the case and were referred to the presiding judge - charles hoskin. he also said he could not comment on the case, he had not seen this video, and children don't typically come to court for these hearings. ((vanessa murphy/reporter: why did you bring your daughter with you? welthy silva/mother: because i was told by the court, in the court's letter that i needed to bring ----- to the court at 1:30.)) ((vanessa murphy)) welthy silva showed the i-team this document stating if she did not bring her daughter to court - jail for 25 days. authenticity - since again - the case is sealed, a court spokeswoman said she co

milwkee lakerfront with more...rebecca. weather wise with four record highs met this month and the near record warmth continues today on the strong southerly wind. wind will continue to be a big weather player this evening and tough the day tomorrow. we've t gale warnings in effect out over the lake as strong soutrly wind runs sustained at 15 to 25 miles per hour with gusts to 45 mph. take a look behind me as the waves crash into e shorelines, piers and rockwalls. the strong wind ll continue to helbuild waves 4-8" as the wind transitions from a southerly to northweer flow, that too will continue to keep strong waves around and push in some much cooler air for the weekend. thle and wind advisory both go until 6pm saturday evening. the wind will not only cause issues out on the lake but for folks heading outdoors this weekend for opening gun deer hunt. hunters are urged to use caution and keep an open out for falling branches. this weather is good news for hunters. the gun deer hunt 3 gins tomorrow. and area hunters are makin

. >> told you, rebecca. drop our name in the wheel and maybe we can win the $500. >>> still ahead on the kron4 morning news, an owner fights off a robber at his store, the surveillance video you mead to see. >>> the mother missing for almost a month is found alive. what police are saying about the two people they believe kidnapped her. >>> also coming up, an east bay restaurant helps those in need for the annual tradition of those who they try to reach the less fortunate. we have their story in a few minutes from now. >>> welcome to the kron4 morning news, back to it, we have meteorologist dave letting us know about rain on the way. >> we have rain on the way, she is wearing boots because she is set for the weekend because we have rain saturday into sunday. lets check out the time lapse to see-- we do see a little filtered sunshine trying to make a little appearance from the golden gate perspective. lets put it into motion here. there you can see it, the sun tries to come out a little bit there, but for the

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 breezy. nearing records with highs in the middle 60s. wind: sw 15-25 mph.tonight: mostly clear. some chill with lows in the upper 30s and lower 40s. wind: nw 5-15 mph.veterans day: still a mostly sunny sky but a bit of a system shock with highs in the upper 40s, closer to average. lows saturday morning will be near freezing - 320. wind: sw 5-15 mph.weekend: temperatures rebound back into the middle 50s for saturday and sunday with lots and lots of sun 3 3 3 highs in the middle 60s. wind: sw 15-25 mph.tonight: mostly clear. some chill with lows in the upper 30s and lower 40s. wind: nw 5-15 mph.veterans day: still a mostly sunny sky but a bit of a system shock with highs in the upper 40s, closer to average. lows saturday morning will be near freezing - 320. wind: sw 5-15 mph.weekend: temperatures rebound back into the middle 50s for saturday and sunday with lots and lots of sun 3 i-94 this morning...to her death deathwitnesses tell the milwaukee county sheriff's office that the man was walking

they say rebecca's 20-yea vangundy" drove them to the meeting place. also in the car was the couple's two underage children. for that-- rebecca and richard are charged with child neglect, as well. a college student says he needs his emotional support dog... to help him deal with the stress of freshman year. but to keep the dog... the student apartments at hillsborough community college have rules. rules he says are unfair... so he's filing a lawsuit. austin cline has been diagnosed with chronic depression and is prescribed to have an emotional support animal. but if the management company has its impossible for him to stay in school. and he thought h-c-c seemed like the perfect fit... a community college with on-campus living. because the complex bans pets... he approached peak campus management about his emotional support dog "luna". a lawsuit filed in federal court yesterday says peak insisted on a cleaning surcharge... that roommates agree to the animal... and that "luna" never be left alone-- impossible for a student who works part time. cline's la

take a closer inspection for the wet weekend and rebecca is checking in with traffic. >>> that's howe like to kick off the 7:00 our. we are looking at getting into san francisco this morning. expect to wait it out just a bit. it is stacked at the toll plaza. we will see the back up into the macarthur maze theory normal for this hour. the total trip time of 22 minutes. we are looking at an accident on the shoulder and the good news is it has already cleared out of legs and on the right- hand shoulder this is through the dublin area. again those cars should be completely off the roadway shortly. it is the right-hand shoulder that is blocked. once you pass it it is at the limit. >>> [ shouting ] more changes that anti-trump protest. that man tackling a protester at ohio state. that man who pushed him down the stairs was taken into custody. the protesters one of many across the nation has several we saw in the bay area. .james fletcher has a closer look. >> tough to watch and emotions running high. it has been almost a week since donald trump was elected and the protesting to continue an

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. today: generally cloudy with a spotty light mix arriving late this afternoon. temps in the upper 30s through the evening. wind: wsw 5-15 mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with light snow possible. a dusting of snow especially on grass lower 30s. wind: sw 10-15 mph. week ahead: temperatures cool a little the rest of the week near average in the upper 30s and lower 40s. flurries thursday with clouds and sun friday through saturday. on sunday a chance for snow returns with an inch or so of accumulation possible. 3 new today at four --- anthony ransacking his car. according to the facebook post... it happened just before ten this mg morningtake a look... you see what appears to be two young men get out of a black four-door... and enter a white s-u-v.pettis says he is offering a reward for info on the identities of the two. m-p-d confirms that they are investigating a theft... and are searching for the suspects. this is the second time in about a month that pettis has been targeted... someone se

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 election day: clouds and sun. breezy at times highs in the mid 50s. winds: nw 10-20. cloudy, cooler. lows in the 30s. closer to 40 lakeside. week ahead: middle 3 3 still ahead on the cbs 58 news at four -- one person arrested, but the driver still on the loose.how you can help police find justice for a little milwaukee girl killed on her way to church. 3 and where you can smoke at miller park is already limited... now, there's an effort to ban another form of tobacco altogether. 3 schuld will return with your full readycast...stay tuned. shouldn't knee and ankle supports comfortably fit your knees and ankles? dr. scholl's new custom fit wellness center measures your leg in 3d... new dr. scholl's custom fit ankle and knee supports. find the nearest kiosk at drscholls.com. ? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow,

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 today: mix of sun and clouds with more sunshine possible in the afternoon. warmer with highs in the upper 60s to near 70. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tonight: increasing clouds with a few showers late. lows in the 50s.rest of the week: rain showers are likely for most of wednesday with an isolated storm possible. half to full inch of the 50s. stays mild most of the week with highs right around 600. heading into the weekend, expect plenty of 60s! 3 3 3 plenty of 60s! weekend, expect heading into the weekend, expect plenty of 60s! legendary sharpshooter ray allen has called it a career careerthe former bucks... sonics... celtics... and heat star announced his retirement tuesday.allen walked away from the game after the 2014 finals... but he was lurking behind the scenes... always threatening a comeback for a contender. allen retires as a two-time n-b-a champion... a 10-time all-star... a career leader in regular-seasona playoff 3-pointers made. he will also always be remembered fondly as jesus shuttlesworth f

schuld is live at milwaukee's lakefront, where the wind is becoming a story...rebecca. it's been in an exciting month weather wise with four record highs met this month and the near record warmth continues today on the strong southerly wind. wind will continue to be a big weather player this evening and througe day tomorrow. we've got gale warnings in effect out over the lake as strong southerly wind runs sustained at 15 to to 45 mph. take a look behind me as the waves crash into the shorelines, piers and rockwalls. the strong wind will continue to help build waves 4-8" as the wind to northwesterly flow, that too will continue to keep strong waves around and push in some much cooler air for the weekend. the gale warning and wind advisory both go until 6pm saturday evening. the wind will not only cause issues out on the lake but for folks heading outdoors this weekend for opening gun deer this will be a good weekend to use your cbs 58 "ready we done so yet, we invite you to download it..it's free on both apple and android. 3 it happens every year at this time...hundreds

when you look at the trendings, rebecca, what does that trend? >> it goes back to what we are talking about in the previous segment. african-american turnout is so far diminished. for democrats especially, we expected democrats to do better in early voting. what they want to do is turn out low propensity voters. african-americans fall into the category. they want to make sure they voted on election day. they can focus on other demographics. as we are seeing in north carolina, that is not the case across the board. that should not necessarily panic democrats, but i'm sure it is raising alarm bells for them and mapping out what they need. >> one more thing in north carolina before we move on to florida which is interesting. this is the independent vote. here is what we look at with democrats and republicans and independents. you see democrats are down from 2012 so far in early voting. republicans down. independents are up. 24.5%. no way to know how they're voting. >> if you are the clinton campaign, that keeps you up at night. one caveat with north

>> rebecca: alicea some shun sunshine this morning. yesterday we were really sunk in with all the clouds overcast conditions yesterday the ad ran off and on all day yesterday. we saw shards second single all day yesterday it will be a little bit lighter kind of lingering through the of a nice afternoon it will dry out. and then the rain will return for the overnight hours. the and the clear just yet storm trackers shows the last couple hours of the current conditions as far as our activity piquancy lot of it like the same pushing south east and we see just a couple scattered showers will linger in through san francisco held in the east bay mostly in the south bay now at this time things tryout run the 8:00 hour snoring sells here so far you can see that the rest the morning will be nice and dry sunshine and the afternoon track condition that's what we have to look forward to and then and later tonight you can see the clock to dancing had the opposite is recovering from injuries on southbound i 680 every harper with the latest. their at

rebecca is here with your first look at ready weather... rebecca in wx center veterans day: plenty of lake enhanced clouds. chilly and breezy with temperatures hanging out in the upper 40s most of the day. wind: n 15-25 mph.tonight: mostly clear. coldest temperatures of the season with lows in the lower 30s wind: vrb 2-5 mph.weekend: after a cold start saturday, temperatures rebound back into the lower 50s with plenty of sun. more sunshine expected sunday as temperatures try to make a run into the upper 50s to 600. some clouds return next week with middle 50s remaining.rebecca in wx center veterans day: plenty of lake enhanced clouds. chilly and breezy with temperatures hanging out in the upper 40s most of the day. wind: n 15-25 mph.tonight: mostly clear. coldest temperatures of the season with lows in the lower 30s inland. wind: vrb 2-5 mph. weekend: after a cold start saturday, temperatures rebound back into the lower 50s with plenty of sun. more sunshine expected sunday as temperatures try to make a run into the upper 50s to 600. some cl

though.meteorologist "rebecca schuld"... is tracking what's next.what can we expect this morning, rebecca? 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease ) 5???))black friday is chilly in the upper 30s with a few flurries possible and a continued west wind. thanksgiving weekend: some sunshine returns for saturday with dry weather and highs in the middle 40s. temperatures start to warm up becoming slightly mild sunday in the low 50s with sun and a south breeze picking up.. rain showers return next week monday, with balmy temps near 50.cooler on tuesday, back to the 40s with a flu morning.last day of the month on wednesday is chilly, in the 30s with dry conditions.few flurries in store as we kick off december with chilly highs in the 30s. our top story this morning ...black ay wonderful day of the year...for retailers. retailers.tens of millions of americans will hit the stores ?and? their computers to shop for ?holiday bargains. roxana saberi has the latest. nats...people charging into storemore than 137 million americans will go shopping f

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 tonight...increasing late. lows in the mid 20s. northeast winds up to 5 mph. tuesday...mostly cloudy. a 20 percent chance of isolated showers in the afternoon. highs in the lower 40s. southeast winds up to 15 mph. tuesday night...not as cool. light rain, mix possible. lows in the upper 30s. southeast to 15 mph. chance of rain 90 percent. wednesday...light steady rain. highs in the mid 40s. south winds 5 to 15 mph. chance of rain 90 percent. wednesday night...cloudy with a 50 percent chance of light rain. lows in the mid 30s. thanksgiving day...mostly ou 40s. 3 never before have there been made..now.last night's loss to washington puts green bay at 4 and 6 for the season. sports director, kevin holden joins us now with what coach mac had to say this afternoon. 3 yes, the packers season and their playoff hopes are on the brink of collapse thanks to four straight losses and a two game deficit with just six games to play. but there are two different approaches - those on the outside who are ready to make imme

>> hold on. >> rebecca, like a boss! >> like a boss! >> before you give us tips on how to tips for dylan? >> i don't know how long it is going to take for that egg to hatch. >> are you a mom. >> i'm sorry, i'm very distracted. >> let's have a pool. >> harry thought you were going to pop out of the egg because it is purple inside. have you this beautiful purple dress on. >> it's true. i was checking out that color. by the way, my kids are going to love that. >> i didn't know what it was when i first walked in here. i'm not going anywhere until that thing comes out. >> i started it. i was the one that got it going. >> then you just tossed it aside, harry. let's not forget that. >> that's what you do with little baby eggs? >> i guess so. >> how would you detonate in this problem? >> i think she would just crack that egg wide open. get straight to the chase. >> that was very gripping. >> spoiler alert -- the librarians make it in that episode. >> that's >> but doesn't a major character die? >> this season, season three of "the librarians,"

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 a beautiful afternoon continues across the area with plenty of sun and very mild november temps. wind: nw 5-10 mph.tonight: mostly clear. a little upper 30s inland to around 400 lakeside. wind: n 2-5 mph. fs of sunshine. highs around 600. wind: sw 5-mph.weekend: quiet weekend with lots of sunshine both saturday and sunda tayswith highs in the mid 60s saturday and middle fact, 60s coinue through most of the upcoming work week with quiet conditions. if we do see any wet weather it would arrive overnight monday into election tuesday morning. 3 four people..including two women from milwaukee, are dead a crash caused by a wrongway driver. driver.it happened around 10-30 last night 10 miles east of madison. police say a person driving an suv erraticallturned aroun nd went the wrong way on i-94 trooper. he then crashed head on into a car driven by a 28-year-old whitefish bay man who suffered life-threatening injuries. all three passengers in his car including two milwaukee women in their twenties were killed. the

meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 tonight...partly cloudy. lows around 40. west winds 5 to 10 mph. wednesday...sunny. highs in the mid 50s. the southeast in the afternoon. wednesday night...partly cloudy. lows in the mid 40s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. thursday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 60s. south winds 10 to 15 mph. thursday night...partly cloudy. lows in the lower 50s. friday...mostly cloudy. a 40 breezy. highs in the lower 60s. friday night...mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of light rain showers. breezy...colder. lows in the mid 30s. saturday...mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of light rain showers...possibly mixed with snow showers. breezy. colder. highs around 40. saturday night...mostly cloudy through around midnight then becoming partly cloudy. lows in the upper 20s. sunday...mostly sunny. highs in the upper 30s. protesters marched outside the wells fargo bank in downtown against the dakota access pipel. pipeline."we are, we are, milwaukee, milwaukee, we stand, we stand, with standing " rock" the protesters ch

rebecca is here with your first look at ready weather... highs in the mid 50s. winds: n/w 5-15.tonight: mostly fair. lows near 40.rest of the week/weekend: we top out in the lower 60s for thursday. a cold front moves through by friday with highs in the upper 40s. 50s return for the weekend. dry weather is expected. comfortably cool temps and a lot of sunshine on this mid-week wednesay. rebecca is here with your first look at ready weather... today: mostly sunny and mild. highs in the mid 50s. winds: n/w 5-15. they have the car, but milwaukee police continue to search for the driver who hit and killed a 5-year-old girl. meanwhile, residents in the child's north side neighborhood are demanding changes to prevent something like this from happening again. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from city hall to explain. kyle? 3 residents near 65th and hampton are calling on city leaders to install speed bumps to deter drivers from going fast. in fact, there is already one speed bump on the street where 5 year old rickyia langham was hit and killed on monday. alderman

rebecca? >> reporter: david, from the minute wall street learned the fbi had cleared clinton, stocks started rallying overnight. the dow surging at the open today, having its best day in eight months. wall street sees clinton as the status quo candidate. they basically know what to expect from her. trump is the wild card, and the bottom line is, investors hate that type of uncertainty. they like to know what exactly they're betting on. which is why major banks are predicting with a trump win that stocks would automatically fall, where as with a clinton win, stocks would stabilize or even rally. david? >> rebecca jarvis with us tonight. rebecca, thank you. >>> as we mentioned at the top, the polls show a tie in florida and north carolina. the race could really depend on what happens there, so, jonathan karl is back tonight with the electoral map, tracking the numbers as he has been for weeks now. and where does this race stand on the eve of the election? >> reporter: david, going into election

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weatherfirst team coverage continues now with --meteorologist rebecca kopelman.rebecaa you and terry tracked yesterday's tornado outbreak and now we know how strong the winds blew through next on the fox 28 news at nine --kicking off the season of giving.how an international effort is fox 28 news at 9 kicking off a season of giving. how and international effort is taking shape in the corridor helping back from flood 2016. fox 28 news at 9 returns after this. >> listen throughout the day for your weather first forecast on the mighty 1630 kcjj. >> hello i'm mark hyman. there's a call to crack down on headlines. it started with a claim that fake news got more attention on facebook than real news. facebook's reputation has taken a hit for censoring users. what is fake news? how about new york times moscow bureau chief, his false report covered up his reports of the soviet union. jason blair wrote one bogus story after another. there was the new republic's stephen glass a hollywood movie detailed in his months of untrue stores. it was the washington post about an eight-year-old hair went

highs in the upper 30s. 3 rebecca in wx center fog is lifting across the area. today...partly sunny. highs in the mid 50s. west winds up to 10 mph. tonight...partly cloudy. lows und 40. west winds 5 to 10 mph. wednesday...sunny. highs in the mid 50s. northwest winds up to 5 mph shifting to the southeast in the afternoon. wednesday night...partly cloudy. lows in the mid 40s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. thursday...mostlsunny. highs in the mid 60s. south winds 10 a milwaukee man convicted of killing his girlfriend in front of their infant child is being sentenced today.cbs 58's julie parise is at the hearing for frank lopez junior and joins us now live..ie we still don't know what sentence frank lopez junior will face.lopez appeared before the judge today just after 11 o'clock and that sentencing is still taking place inside this court house. the state is asking that lopez spend at least 15 years behind bars after pleading guilty to first degree homicide in the death of audra williams, lopez' ex girlfriend and the mother of his child.williams was shot in the head an k

meteorologist rebecca schuld is with us this morning...hi, rebecca! 3 ((30 second tease 15 seconds ahead))thanksgiving: dry for the holiday with average temps in the low to middle 40s. more clouds than sun. wind: light w few flurries possible and a continued west wind. thanksgiving weekend: some sunshine returns for saturday with dry weather. temperatures start to warm up becoming slightly mild sunday in the upper 40s and even a few 50s with sun. rain showers return next week monday, with balmy temps near 50.cooler on tuesday, back to the 40s with a few flurries in the morning as temps will still hover in the 30s.last day of the month on wednesday is chilly, in the 30s with dry conditions. 3 3 3 if you're hitting the road for thanksgiving today--- you'll have some company.this year is expected to be the ?busiest thanksgiving travel period? in almost a decade. to make sure it goes as smoothly as possible--- the red cross has some tips to share. 3 -know the weather conditions... before you drive. -buckle up of course. - and get some rest before... espec

here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: 36-year-old simone is ready to start thinking long-term. >> i'm getting older, and i have two small boys. i think it's necessary to start make >> reporter: simone is working full time as a teacher, but her job does not provide a 401(k) savings plan. so we brought in an expert to explore her retirement planning options starting with one that surprised her. >> so you work in the public school system, and if you work for the government, federal government, a state government, there's different retirement planning options for their employees. essentially, they do pretty much the same thing a 401k plan. >> reporter: if you qualify for 403(b) plans, they allow the same tax deferred max contribution as a traditional 401(k), $18,000 annually. oop popular option, iras. with a maximum conabuse of $5,500 a year, investors have two options. traditional i.r.a., contributions tax decan ductble, withdrawals tacked or a roth i.r.a. with no tax breaks for contributions. but growth and withdrawals are tax free. experts also suggest, if possible, earmark traditi

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star of "the librarians," rebecca romijn. from "snl," comedian michael che. featuring the 8g band with atom willard. [ cheers and applause ] ladi and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. very good to hear. in that case let's get to the news. hillary clinton made her first appearance since the election last night and told the crowd "there had been a few times this past week when all i wanted to do is just to curl up with a oh, sure, now you're relatable. [ laughter ] a&e has announced that they're canceling the controversial show "duck dynasty." on the bright side, we're getting at least four whole seasons of "dick dynasty." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] vice president-elect mike pence was seen today was seen using a selfie stick whilein of course, right after using the selfie stick pence had to go to confession. [ laughter and applause ] the "harry potter" spinoff "fantastic beasts and where to find them" came ou

here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: a cyber monday for the record books. rather than rushing to stores, shoppers racing online. overall, sales expected to top $3 billion. amazon experiencing its best >> this is the day when you see site-wide sales. >> reporter: still going 60-75% off at the children's place. 50% off at banana republic, gap and old navy. plus, more sales ahead. >> it's actually better to wait to buy things like toys, tools, hardware, gift cards until the middle of december. so if if you can wait, the prices are better as we get closer to christmas. >> reporter: and shop like a pro by clearing your internet history to be sure you're getting the best deal. plus, double-check promo codes on-sites like retail me not to get additional discounts on top of the special. it's a great time to shop travel deals, there are tickets to shows and vacations packages up to 70% off. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> so tempting, wow. >>> coming up, staying safe while jogging alone. >> before and after work hours now dark, what every woman needs to know