i'm going to do something soon. i'm going to have that put on tape for you, it's 60 years old, and you'll say what is this all about? what the wall street journal is exactly what van impe preached 60 years ago and i've been in it 70 years. now what's this all about? ezekiel 38 and 39. verses 1 to 3, the word of the lord came unto me saying son of man set your face against gog the land of magog, the rosh is southwest of siberia. oh boy, what happens in the next chapter would be i'll go against you gog of magog. and this is the war of the latter days and the latter days, ezekiel 38:8 and 16. there's no end to it. now russia is the main culprit and you see how they're getting prepared all the equipment, all the atomic facilities. this president. again, he's hurt the united states. and he agreed with russia...you get rid of your missiles, we'll get rid of ours. we did it, they didn't and god help us if this thing called armageddon breaks loose. but the wonderful part is we christians aren't going to be here because reve

choi soon-sil's personality is not well known. while it's says she's a businesswoman involved in real estate management, a lot of her life has been shrouded in mystery. she became close to the south korean president during the leader's early adulthood, as park geun-hye explained in her autobiography. here's the details from seoul. >> translator: choi soon-sil helped me during a difficult time in the past. >> reporter: that difficult time for president park began in that theater in central seoul. it was august 15, 1974. there was an assassination attempt against her father. the then south korean president park chung-hee was in the midst of making a speech on stage when the shot rang out. park's mother was shot dead with a bullet intended for her father. after the assassination, park took on the role of acting first lady. the sudden death of her mother deeply affected her. >> translator: as i organized my mother's belongings one by one, my heart bled for her passing. >> it was around this time she became acquainted with religious fi

it's not just ipo could come as soon as march. it allows users to send photos and short videos that vanished within seconds. wal-mart is selling its workers to stop using an app that is from a group pushing for higher pay and other benefits. the app was designed by an organization called our wal-mart and allows workers to chat amongst themselves and their legal rights. "the wall street journal" is reporting wal-mart has direct at the store managers to tell workers at the app does not come from a company and describe it as a way to gather workers personal information. nicole: move on to "the wall street journal" headline. today's edition. americans jumped up pre-election dinner is the solid one home of the project in the sporting goods promising sign ahead of the holiday season. walgreens waited more than 11% of all blood tests at the laboratory provided to offering customers through the drugstore chain is suing for breach of contract. supersonic passenger jet moving closer to reality. the plane which is being developed by startup

passport changes are coming soon. travel experts are urging you to get your updated version as soon as 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live in the newsroom. sarah, passport renewal already takes about six weeks, and even if your passport doesn't expire for a couple more months, you should get it processed soon. yes, so lets say you want to take a trip in january, and your passport expires in mid-february. no problem you think.....but actually a lot of destinations require foreign passports to be valid for months the reason? if something happens to you-- like an emergency hospital stay-- you're still legally able to stay on foreign soil until your able to return to the u-s. you might be wondering, what are these big changes? the most important thing-- passports will now have data chips to ensure security and decrease fraud. you can also expect your new passport to be lighter rather than the 52- page passports, your new one will only have 28 pages-- unless you opt to change-- if you wear glasses, you'll no longer be

but is the film mi soon after the attack? today on cbs this morning, actor mark wahlberg, a dorchester native said no. >> we felt like everything happening all around the world, this is a message of love and people coming together. and we felt like you know, it was very important to do this but do it right and we being from boston and knowing i would be held accountable personally, it was a lot of pressure. our sister company, cbs films that opens nationwide january 13th. >>> coming up new tonight at 11:00, why using a security key card to open a locked door, why do that when you can use your hand? more and more people are choosing to get an implant in their skin. >> it's coming. there's no doubt about this. >> a potential chip. the implant process and possible security risk. that's tonight on the wbz news at 11:00. >>> from chips to self-driving cars. they get the green light in boston. >> where they will be hitting the road soon. >>> coming up at 5:30, prosthetic limbs have changed lives for amputees, and even the best ones

as soon as we walked in a lot of support. we weren't able to get -- we want to give that support right back. >> while the food was great they were just as exciting as meeting their cavs starts and coach too. >>> the pro football hall of fame just struck a big deal. the first sports in jon than controls hall of fame. they'll include a virtually reality amusement park and the state of the art hall of fame experience. the 600 million dollar project will be completed in 2019 just in time to celebrate the nfl's 100th season. >> 442 on your tuesday. protecting president-elect. how much it's donald trump and his family safe. >> dozens of inmates are now in trouble for striking a pose plus super >>> he said he was upset about society not letting him see his son. he's now facing capital murder charges. >>> it's pricey protecting president-elect donald trump. it c million dollars a day. president-elect plans to visit new york often since his wife and their son will be there until the end of the school require. they require local office

soon 4:30 in the afternoon. a little bit of a moderating trend and dry weather expected as we head into the election day locally on tuesday. so a little bit of rain and the farther north you are, the better chance you'll get wet. >> this morning we're in good shape. no rains to contend with across the zakim bridge. lever connector toward the bottom of the screen. we're looking good in both directions. let's get to the maps. not a lot of construction. south, we did have road work on route 3 by union street. that's gone. road work is wrapping up on 128 from route 9 to highland avenue. around the pike no problems. north of town, so far an issue-free start. >> olessa, thank you. this man is behind bars, accused in the deadly ambush of two iowa police officers. this morning we're getting a look at new video of a confrontation he had wit weeks ago. police confronted scott michael green at the urbandale high school football stadium last month. he was carrying a confederate flag. that stadium is at the intersection wher

and we'll be taking that live as soon as it begins. back to you? ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your >> sherry swensk is here with that. ((sherry swensk)) clear skies this morning and feeling great...temps around the valley. beautiful day. ............ plenty of sunshine again today... and that will last into the weekend. ............. high pressure set up over the west to keep us nice and sunny. but rain has been sliding into ariz. back to the low 80s this afternoon./// ((sherry swensk)) demetria, how are the ((demetria obilor)) there's a building fire reported off of nellis and monroe. there's a wreck at charleston and christy lane. there was a crash on d street under i-15, but now its clear. things are starting quiet in the spaghetti bowl. project neon. ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> police arrested a 23-year-old mother... in connection to the death of her daughter. was taken into custody on murder charges... as well as neglect of the child's siblings. police say the two-year-old died la

no, only it's probably real soon. well that don't give us much to go on. to pull this hold up, would you? his name is bart mccallin. porter, texas. august nineteenth. it looked quiet and peaceful that hot dusty afternoon. but inside theheffices of the porter enterpise, a young frightened girl was telling a story that would soon turn that piece and quiet into a storm of violence. that's why you have to stop him mr. gilman. well now debbie you, uh, you don't look like the kind of little girir that's father is going to do something awful. he wouldn't. he's wonderful. well, but you just told me that... it must be those two men mr. gilman. they must be making him do it. those, uh, two men debby, you never saw them before they rode up to the ranchchouse? - no. - you don't know who they are or what their names might be? no ms. porter. how did your folks take all this debby? mom was real scacad. and your father? i don't know ms. porter. he's always so calm and all. he just kind of looked at them and shooed me out of the room.

the mild air that has been with us most of the month will be gone very soon. our strong cold front is still on track to push through waterloo around 9am, iowa city and cedar rapids areas around 10am, and the dubuque area around 11am. highs for the day will occur just prior to the frontal passage, with a rapid drop in temperature to around 40 by sunset. in addition, very strong wind will accompany the front with gusts around 40 mph possible. this weekend, plan on cold temperatures to be in the area with highs will make it feel colder. in terms of the next good rain chance, that's still on track to move in around tuesday/wednesday of next week. have a good weekend!today: windy with isolated showers and falling temperatures. wind: w 20-40. high: 62 night: a few sprinkles/flur ries are possiblang windy. wind. low: 29 morrow: mostly sunny, w d much cler.wind: nw 15-30. hig minnesota is bracing for its the national weather service says the unseasonably mild weather is likely to turn into blizzard conditions. up to a foot of snow could fall in parts of minnesota. the

emerald, this anger doesn't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. these protests that we're seeing across the country represent the rage a significant part of the country has over the uncertainty they feel with president-elect donald trump taking office in two months. you could hear the chanting throughout most many major cities throughout the country. and although most of the protests were peaceful...the demonstrations escalateto in portland, oregon. officers had to start physically pushing people back, and used flash bombs and some form of gas to get the crowds under control. in once case, demonstrators were physically threatened... this man came out of his portland apartment and pointed a gun at the protesters after he said they broke his window. thankfully no one was hurt...but demonstrators across the country say violent protesters do not represent what they stand for. and take a look at president-elect donald trump has already reacted to protests against his presidency. here's what he said. "just had a very open and successful presidential ele

maybe you're headed outside sometime soon. but unbelievable that we have had this great weather and the fact that we're just starting to wear jackets in november is amazing. >> a lot of folks will remember last halloween, there was snowflakes >> really? >> yes, last year. >> last year was a blue i had a new -- a blur, i had a newborn. >> cooler weather on the way. we're waking up to 34 degrees in wayne county and 35 in elyria. and closer to the lake, the temperatures in the mid-40s and more mild towards the lake. inland, especially when you factor in the breeze out there from the south between 5 to 10 miles an hour. and it feels worse than the stated temperature. and maybe you're heading to the cuyahoga national park, a beautiful place to be especially with the change in colors. and 43 degrees by 9 and lunchtime in the 50s and high today 62 gr and when could we see it? probably election day. >> thank you so many. queen b and jay-z stood with hillary clinton for a free concert. it was supposed to start at 8:00. but it was delay

he'll be down pretty soon, i imagine. all right, let's see. okay. (violin music) no, no, this is bob's house. (violin music) - oh, thank you, thank you. (audience laughter) (audience laughter) - gee, i'm sorry. - yeah, well, watch it. i'll be down in a minute. last time i pulled this my pajamas fell down. - the stock market dropped the same day. (audience laughter) oh, my ace chauffeur. hi, ace. take me back to shower number five. - very good, sir. - take a shortcut through the bowling alley. - oh, you know him. he likes to travel. (audience laughter) - [jack] (mumbling) this is a wonderful idea i've got, making this record with bob. now, let's see if these jokes are all right. yes, it starts out with bob asking me how i'm feeling, and then i do all of my golf jokes. then bob says, "really?" yes, then i do some more, some more jokes and stuff. gee, my writers really outdid themselves this time. now see, what could i call this album? n't think that would be nice. i don't think bob would like that. oh, i know what, "jack benny and close friend". (audi

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so we hear that phrase, relatively soon, once again. this was the meeting in the beginning of november, just a week before the presidential election. so the fed, as you recall held steady at that time. did not change its benchmark fed funds rate at that time and so now this term, relatively soon, has been interpreted to mean that this, upcoming meeting in december, mid-december, is the likely one for the next rate hike. however, the minutes also show that some participants are concerned about the fed's credibility, saying that the recent fed communications were consistent with an increase in the fed funds rate in the near or term, or agreed or in the near term or argued to preserve credibility such an increase would occur at the next meeting. once again more concrete point, pointing more firmly towards december. ash? ashley: peter barnes, thank you very much. wow, that relatively soon phrase again. let's get into this. "wall street journal" u.s. news editor glen hall, along with heritage capital president paul schatz. glen, let me go to

soon after, keenan had his conviction overturned as well. but the prosecution has requested a new trial. keenan's lawyers have filed a motion to dismiss the case outright. now it's in the hands of the judge. as keenan's freedom hangs in the balance, his 1988 booking photo is a reminder of how much his life has changed behind bars. >> i almost did not recognize myself. where has he gone? where has he gone? >> keenan says the biggest change in his appearance was not a result of time, but of stress. >> it went from this to this. >> how quickly? >> just like that. i -- apparently like almost overnight when they said we're going to kill you. >> for a man who once called himself the don juan of cleveland heights, maybe the biggest change to his life is miriam, his wife of 18 years, whom he married while on death row. she now lives in her native colombia. >> does she speak english? >> she has learned some, yes. >> how do you guys communicate? >> i know spanish now. so i send her a letter once a week. >> keenan hopes one day he and miriam will be to

once we get more information hopefully the lanes will open up soon. we'll pass any along to you. >>> so tough drive here but tough weather going on in the northeast. thanksgiving is three days away and they're getting slammed with their first taste of winter. keep us in mind if you're traveling that way. they could see another 20 inches by tomorrow. windshield temperatures in the minnesota. powerful wind gusts up to nearly 80 miles per hour toppling trees and leaving some people without power. >> a heck of a wind storm coming through and tearing stuff out. >> that's really tough over there. snow and holiday travel do not always mesh well so be careful if you're heading east this week. >>> here in colorado heavy snow is expected in the mountain areas today and tomorrow just in time to get in thanksgiving turns on the mountain. means fresh powder comes with heavy traffic. close to 60 degrees today and some moisture boiling down here too. >> yes, we need it all across the state. mainly dry today. i'm out here in the backyard ask the sun is shining bright

liz claman did a deal could be announced as soon as today.he companies have long been bitter rivals but they are mounting legal and regulatory problems have forced them to consider working together. the company controls nearly all the fantasy sports market they claim to have about 4.5 million users. news corp. in 21st century fox have ownership and have an ownership stake in drafting. nicole: now the latest from the world of sports that we will start right in the nba. russell westbrook becoming a one-man show in oklahoma. another big night as the thunder beat the houston rockets 105-1 of three. i spoke dominated with nine assists and seven rebounds. the monster job with five seconds left to shift the arena. the westbrook became aware that they slam over clint capello that had whispered probate is just right there. the vote for the american league cy young award is reminding people little bit of the presidential election. the red sox was named the league's best pitcher. but tiger received my first-place votes. he came in second because to base

>> just as soon as pancho is captured, which should be very soon now, both of you will be shot. >> you u uerestimate pancho, my pirate friend. he'll be back, but not alone. >> you never give up, do you, cicio? >> stay here with him. ?? >> hey, do you like silver? you see these eagles on my belt? they're of real silver. you can have them. my gun is made of silver, too. >> thank god you're safe, cisco. this is jim walker, leader of our wagon train. >> but you said he was dead. >> i wanted challis to think so. >> jim came out of hiding shortly after you and pancho had gone. >> then you were looking for challis in our room last night? >> i was looking for shells for this gun. >> uh, i w wh i had some for mine, too. >> what became of pancho? >> i sent him out in the fields but we're not going to wait for him. we're going to stage an uprising. and we'll start it at t e grainery! ?? (gunshot) >> missed him! he'll spread the alarm now! >> barricade the gates! >> uprising in grainery. they have guns. place barricaded. >> call in the guards. saddle my horse. >> let them have it! (all whooping) >

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soon after that, they're on a ship. soon that ship is seized and sunk by our pirate friend, and they're removed. right? along with shoe laces and powdered milk. know which ship they're on so he can seize them? well, he or somebody acting for him on dry land buys him the ticket. - uh.. - the man in the white suit. and mrs. barnman. that's right. left this morning early. shoved a note under my door saying here's two months rent in advance. keep everything tidy till she comes back. or, far be it from me to tell you fellows how to run your affairs. but it seems a simple enough matter. just find out what ship she's on? sir, do you have any idea how many cargo vessels leave ports all over the world every day? i mean she could've been thrown any place first. she could be boarding a ship in...reykjavik for all we know. oh, i'm not saying there isn't a bit of paperwork to be done. what's the alternative after all? you two fellows have got to locate this ship. i expect you to sail by now. then somehow or other, manage to get your

frankie, as soon as you get settled, i'll come up and see ya. make it soon. danial, it's a long trip to the mcveigh house and i don't think we'll get there before dark. are you coming along, too, i thought you were going up river? no, i've changed my mind. well? i met the girl down river, rode up with her. she's a sharp chick, purdy, she's learned all the tricks and all the answers. what did she say to the offer? i didn't make any. why? i said she was smart. any kind of offer for worthless property, it'll start her asking questions. a kid like this doesn't believe in philanthropic strangers. sooner or later she's gonna find out what she's sitting on. now, we've got to get rid of her, soon. i said we should have used muscle and mcveigh while he was still alive. just one little complication, purdy. what's that? -tarzan. -tarzan? where does he come into this? he was mcveigh's friend and now he's appointed himself one of her guardians, but don't you worry, oh, yes. i owe him something. ? whiskey. ? what's the matter, tarzan? i was just wondering why you hadn't me

we will soon inform you of our decision regarding your vessel. and having permitted your primitive efforts to see my form, uriosity. and d w, i used a hand phaserer and zap--hot coffee. something's going on, captain. it's a small ship. about 2,000 metric tons. it has been decided of the first federation which is capable of sustaining your life form. your ship will be destroyed, of course. engine systemsmscoming on, capt. do not be deceived by the size of this pilot vessel. it has an equal potential to destroy your vessel. tractor beam again. ravity and atmosphere, your systems are now open. escape is impossible since you are being taken under our power to your destination. any move to escape or destroy this ship will result in the instant destruction of the enterprise and everyone aboard. captain's log, star date 1514.1. thth enterprise is in tow. to this point, no resistance has been offered. my plan? a show of resignation. balok's tractor beam has to be a heavy drain of power on his small ship. question-- will he grow careless? captain, he's pu

soon thafer their lost they founded the nonprofit. and they're proposing that every big rig be required to use a speed limiting tool. technology built in to ever semi and limits the speed. many trucking companies use something similar to this but independent truckers don't and now the u.s. department of transportation is proposing that would be applied to all new trucks. problem is existing semis highways are not required to use it. >> it's hard to believe anybody wouldn't agree with us on this. what we hear is that some truckers oppose it because it's a pay issue for them. they're paid by the mile. so sadly for the farther and faster they drive the more money they can make. >> if you want to help just contact your local lawmaker up until december 7th. the public can weigh in on the issue. over to you. >> all right. we've got some breaking news in coming in to the live desk. in the last two hours a package exploding in the center city area. this picture is being shared on twitter right now by our sister station there. one person hurt.

at 10:59 cheers from the soon-to-be victory party. fox news called florida. trump's campaign seeing the momentum shift right alongside the nation. by 1:36 a.m. when the "associated press" called pennsylvania, they knew they had it. >> 85,000 people there at the county fair and the big question for the media sometimes >> today the now-president-elect was holed up at trump tower planning. campaign sources say trump was too superstitious to talk transition before he won. leaving his aides to muse about cabinet positions. rudy giuliani as attorney general, newt gingrich, secretary of state. reince priebus, chief of staff. a trump campaign source cautions roles could change once trump has his say. going forward, the hard work of coming together. the country is sharply divided. many wondering if the trump they saw on stage last night -- >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. >> the presidential trump he promised lester holt. is the president trump america will get for the next four years. >> i want to be different. when you're president, you a

that means these going anywhere anytime soon. public square reopened before the republican national convention this summer. the original plan was to have bus service on superior. that was pushed back in august. the mayor said he listened to public input. many said they didn't want busses to go through the square. he acknowledged this will cost money but thinks it will be worth it. >> people like a unified public square and the way it functions keep it that way. those who have concerns are not complaining about the look of the space or enjoying the space. they said they don't want to be delayed on busses, they don't want to miss their connection, they don't want rta to lose money. >> reporter: officials plan to make changes to other areas to make up for not going through public square. the look more like euclid avenue with traffic lanes for rta and traffic signal lights to help busseses through more quickly. the city will work through the next two weeks to present the plan to a federal agency. we'll be sure to keep you updated. >>

as soon as possible. we'll prepare thth defiant. you prepare the constable. all systems s e ready for departure. thank you, mr. o'brien. the medical bay's all set but it'll take a little while to get odo on board. why not use the transporter? his molecular structure is scrambled enough as it is. the last thing he needs is a trip through a transporter buffer. benjamin, someone's requesting permission to come on board. who is it? garak. tell him the ship is off limits to cardassian spies. sir, if garak is asking to come aboard i'm sure he has a good reason. have mr. garak escorted t tthe mess hall. i'll meet him there. personally, i think starfleet should allow thehe officers more latitude in accessorizing their uniforms. ah, captain, how good of you to see me. make it brief, garak. i'd like to accompany you on your mission. there are some questions i'd like to ask the founders. such as? the cardassian empire lost a number of warships during their aborted attttk on the dominion. i want to know what happened to the crew members. i thought thososships were destro

i don't know what soon means anymore. we've told you this a few days now of it was expected to be completed yesterday and before that even. public works says crews have been working to replace a concrete steam vault under the road. xcel said the underground vaults are deteriorating, so the road could collapse if the vault doesn't get repaired. it has to get done. the lanes will that should be -- repairs are completed. that should be soon. >>> the longest championship drought by any major american sports team shattered. the chicago cubs fans are still not leaving the ballpark. they are living in the moment saying this happened. it happened. this is a live picture outside of wrigley's field. >> as they should, soak it in. fans have been there since last night. very late 10 inning game, what a game it was. nbc reporter jay gray has been awake since the win last night. >> reporter: it was an all nighter, a party that spilled into the morning, thousands filling the streets around wrigley field packing bars and taverns across c

we'll get an authorized look soon enough. they'll show a judge what we already know. someone recently paid your mortgage in full. it was paid by a third party. we're already trying to link that to your boss. what does that have to do with joaquin? bell: werner platz wanted mr. pereya to alter his... shmeat so the fda would classify it as a meat substitute. then he could sell it to the kosher and halal markets. watson: but pereya was a true believer. he cared more about disrupting the meat industry than he did about the profits. he wouldn't make the change. so, platz killed pereya and that was you, mr. farley. bell: testify against werner platz. i already offered you one chance to get in front of this. you won't get another. and if i say no, what happens? you take that video to a judge. all that shows is werner driving down the street. why'd he pay my mortgage? 'cause i'm a great employee and i just got a promotion. you guys have nothing on me or you wouldn't be trying to get me to turn on him. it was a nice try, guys, but i'm going to leave my lawyer's number. don't c

the lamb will soon grow strong and healthy on its mother's milk. nothing can stop the naturally curious lamb from exploring on its own, even when only a few days old. even though the hooves of a bighorn sheep are adapted for climbing on rocks, it is still possible for a sheep to get into trouble,

as soon as we get more information will bring that to you. you can also find more information on our website. >>> with marijuana laws changing, officials are trying to figure out how to handle people caught with small amounts of. -- small amounts. they considered whether people caught with 20 ounces or less should go to jail or get a having it on you you worry about this next time we get stopped. >> just follow the law. i didn't write it, i didn't make it. if you don't like it, change it. until then, follow the law. >>> the council did make a change. a decided of possession -- the session -- the possession of a small amount of pot will be civil infraction >>> we will see a cold front push into the cell this morning. what that means is during the day today we will see less humid air arriving from north until south. we start in the mid-60s which is slightly cooler than yesterday, but a quick warm-up, any clouds out early this morning. we get to 76 at noon but bright and sunshine. temperatures will fall quickly down the 72 degrees by 7 pm. enjoy

we started on these little circuits and now we're soon going to be moving to these giant machines. sot electricity is kind of fascinating... so. this program for students has been so scuessful they're expanding to more than 1-hundred students next year. good morning las vegas... time now is x:xx --- punched by a police officer in arizona... more information on that, next... breaking right now... live images from our affiliate in los angeles of a large pallet fire there.... as you can see thier chopper is still on it's way...we'll bring you live images as soon as they get closer to the scene a video is going viral this we don't have a lot of grocery stores here in our neighborhood and we want our neighbors to have access to good things at affordable prices. the only thing easy in our community is fast food. ?? well hello! wow! we're here to offer some help. welcome! retirement, huh? (laughs) i mean, look at the size of this thing! who doesn't need a sweet potato that size? they took the time to care what our project was about. here you go. and that was something now the officer is f

. >>> drivers who use i-25 and loveland might notice a little slower traffic soon. crews are working on the bridges over cross roads boulevard. speed limit has already been dropped to 65 miles an hour. crews are creating temporary lane in the southbound direction. northbound traffic will be diverted across a temporary bridge. >>> colorado state university is celebrating its biggest donation ever. $53million nor the engineering school philanthropist and csu alum walter scott jr. who graduated in 1953. was still colorado a&m back then. he is the president and board chairman of peter keywood and son's huge construction company in omaha. the college of engineering will be renamed in scott's honor. >>> tsa confiscates a large number of weapons from carry on bags. that includes some at dia. why the agency believes the number is so high. >> and carrying around a drivers license may soon be a we will tell you about the new kind of license colorado will soon work to develop. >> a warm day today. another warm day tomorrow. but, here come it is big change with cold air and rai

people hired today will start working as soon as next week. this morning in tampa: metropolitian ministries continues an annual event... right before the holiday season gets into full swing. the holiday tent. it will be a prayer for the entire community. metro ministries moved their tent ?downtown this year, near the corner of nebraska and cass street. the tampa tent... and it's ?satellite tents across the bay area... help 18 ?thousand famlies every holiday season. today in pinellas county... the ?sand turns into some amazing sculptures. treasure island is kicking off a four day sand-sculpting competiton, called "sanding ovations masters cup." the event runs the next five days on sunset beach, near the bilmar beach resort you can watch them starting at eight a-m. the actual ?sculpting begins tomorrow. this is a ?previous creation from one of those artists. tonight in clearwater... one of the best electric guitarists in the ?world. years. and this song... "cliffs of dover"... won him a grammy. tonight in tampa... one of the most successful "ame

as soon as we hear more on this one, we will let you know. autria: a man shot and killed inside of a food lion grocery store and manassas while customers were still inside at around 7:30 last night. trying to track down a suspect but say that there are conflicting stories about exactly what happened. right now no one is under arrest but police do not believe that there is a threat to the community. new developments at 6:05 this morning to a store that we first reported yesterday. d.c. police revealing brand-new surveillance footage showing another person of interest at an attack at the grand hyatt in northwest. yesterday. she was able to escape and if the man in the video looks familiar to you, call police right away. larry: one year to the day that paul wiedefeld assumes his job. a lot has happened since the arrival. we are in the 11th surge of safetrack, which started back in june. right now metro is still in the middle of a contentious budget that'll. he is responsible for addressing a $285 million gap biggest sticking point in his plan, l

apple could soon be bringing that old-school style. and now time for our u-local hot shots this is doug, showing off the bike he's had since 1959 when he was in sixth grade. he says he got it for his birthday. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u-local members, by logging onto challenge took place in the nation's capitol last night. recipients of the 20-16 presidential medal of freedom posed as mannequins ahead of the white house ceremony. ellen degeneres was among the celebrities who took part in this. apple may be bringing back an old, but popular style of cell phone. the tech company has been granted a patent for a flexible i-phone that can fold in half much like an old school flip-phone. kevin the patent for flexible display devices features a touch-screen smartphone that opens and closes like a notebook. right now, it's not known for kevin: keep all of your old devices and they will just come back. sean: coming up in the next hour of newsnine daybreak with black friday and cyber monday now just days

so soon? and we were just starting to have fun. since you two aren't busy, would you mind carrying me to the nearest replicator so that i can get something to eat? you wanted to see me, captain? to the infirmary. ( snorts ) i'll be fine. the only permanent damage was to my pride. what happened? quark wanted me to keep an eye on two yridians who he suspected were cheating at dabo. turns out he was right. i could see from the second level that one of them was using a miniature gravimetric scanner to predict where the ball would land on the wheel and signaling the information to his partner. ingenious. go on. to make the arrest. one of them spotted me. they bolted. i pursued. i'm afraid i got a bit carried away. and jumped off the stairs. ( grunts ) i was planning to change form in midair and become a tarkalian condor. ah... that would have been impressive. i thought so. een a solid. ( snorts ) solid-- i wonder why my people use that term. humanoid bodies are so fragile. yes, they are. and there are a lot of ways you can get hurt. you

count on nbc10 and the nbc nbc10 app for updates as soon as we get new information. >>> 5:05. in bers berks -- in berks county, a forest fire continuing to burn on mt. penn it broke out in reading. the fast-moving fire is being fueled by high winds and the dry conditions. it has reportedly burned more than 50 acres of woods. so far there have been no evacuations, no injuries. officials are still looking into what caused the fire. >>> in the lehigh valley, bethlehem's sands casino resort is getting fined more than $20,000 for mixing cards from different decks. the morning call is reporting that the state's gaming control board penalized the casino after dealers mixed red and blue decks together on two separate occasions. the casino notice the mistakes and reported the incidents which happened in june of 2015 and february of this year. officials say hundreds of hands were dealt before the mistakes were noticed. no one was fired. >>> and now to the transition to president-elect trump. mr. trump released a 2.5 minute video that was created and distributed by his transition team. t

the mild air that has been with us most of the month will be gone very soon. our strong cold front is still on track to push through waterloo around 9am, iowa city and cedar rapids areas around day will occur just prior to the frontal passage, with a rapid drop in temperature to around 40 by sunset. in addition, very strong wind will accompany the front with gusts around 40 mph possible. this weekend, plan on cold temperatures to be in the area with highs only around 40 and lows in the lower 20s. the wind will make it feel colder. in terms of the next good rain chance, that's still on track to move in around tuesday/wednesday of next week. have a good weekend!today: windy with isolated showers and falling temperatures. wind: w 20-40. high: 62 tonight: a few sprinkles/flur ries are possible, staying windy. wind: nw 20-40. low: 29 tomorrow: mostly sunny, windy and much cooler. wind: nw 15-30. high: 40 tom. night: clear and cold. wind: nw 5-10. in chicago is cedar rapids. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders talked with cedar rapids police, who say the proximity is just o

as soon as we get to lunchtime, we'll get those temperatures up in the 60s. one more chilly night tonight, not as cold as this morning, but still it is going to be uncomfortable this morning and then we'll begin the warmup heading into midweek. upper 60s, a couple of us touching 70 degrees. how about 80 for thanksgiving.

soon i will be 90 years old, he address. stating, everyone's turn comes, but the ideas of cuban communists will remain. he turned 90 on august 13, the day of his last public appearance. but even in death, he remains a bogeyman to some. >> astro will always be american revolutionary who stood up to the united states and won. won in terms of his health brought him down, not anything that the united states ever did. >> the man the united states tried so hard to topple tormented 11 american presiden presidents. and died on his own terms. >> pauley: ahead. the cold facts. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ? tum -tum -tum -tum ? (achoo!) did you know you can pick up cold & flu viruses from things in your home for up to 48 hours? it's like having a sick family member that you didn't even know was there. and we all know what happens when one family member gets sick. kill 99.9% of germs including 8 common cold

how soon were you able to get a hold of her and know that she was ok? >> well, i was afraid to text her because her mom said that they were all huddled quietly and i didn't know if she had the phone on vibrate, so i was relying on her communicate with her and finally she called or texted her mom about 15 minutes after we learned about the shooting saying i'm ok. but that's all she said was i'm ok. and, you know, for any parent, that's just not enough because you don't know since the suspects were still at large, you don't know if they are going to come to their building and, i just started praying, not just school. hoping that everyone would be ok. then later we heard that students were injured and so, my thoughts and prayers are just for all the families right now who are still worried about their children. she said that they have received the all-clear. and yes, she is continuing her med-school interviews there today. that will resume. it's not the reception, of course, that she thought she would get going to the campus today. but, laura, we just don'

i hope it's soon. i love matt very much. how's the patient? fine. you know, it could have been worse, and it's liable to be. come on, i'll take you home. you better figure on catching the morning stage. i learned a lot from you in the old days, matt. good night, julie, thanks a lot for patching up my face. good night. good night. good night, honey. good night. that fight must have been a lollapalooza. sure happy you beat him. he had all the hands around here buffaloed. he didn't hurt you, did he? nah, not a bit. ah, you took him easy. mm, not too easy. i'm sure glad you're my friend, cheyenne. i'm glad you're my friend, too, buddy. why don't you move here for keeps? well, maybe i will someday. well, then the three of us could... did you see pop last night? yeah. i bet he was with her. that's right, he was. beats me, i ain't never gonna get married. julie's real nice, buddy. she's always giving me candy. she even tried to kiss me once. maybe she wants you to like her. i won't ever. don't hate her so hard. give yourself a chance to know her. she helpe

"as soon as i realized what was going on, it was time to act, it was time to go. you don't have a lot of time." the woman was unresponsive as they pulled her from the truck. with the husbands help -- they started c-p-r. within minutes first responders arrived and rushed the woman to the hospital. she is expected to make a full recovery. now to a pair of austrailian pranksters who tricked north korean authorities into believing they were pro golfers. officials thought they were with the australian golf team and allowed them to play in the north korean golf champions :26 "we were actually in beijing at a polo tournament...intitally we just say no. so we said we better go along with this." despite some well made fake blazers -- it didn't take officials long to realize they had been tricked -- the pairs golf skills exposed as soon as they hit the links. :59 "i hit 120 which apparently brought shame on our families." amazingly -- the pair only finished second to last. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan. high pressure is still holding s

as soon as i said excuse me he pulled the trigger. i felt at first like a million bees stinging my face. and then i heard the explosion. frantically i placed both palms on my head. thinking i had to keep my brain from spilling out. i felt that my time was up. images of my mother, my father, appeared one after another one. he was begging god, do not take me today. ten days after 9/11 stroman went on shooting spree. a white supremacist wanted revenge shot three clerks he thought were muslims. everybody was saying -- two of his victims died. stroman was convicted of murder ensensed to death. he went to haaj mother. during pilgrimage she was rubbing on my face she was crying, i heard my my mom telling god that whatever my son wants to do with this life, help him. in my faith, islam, it says that saving a life is like saving the entire mankind. mark stroman committed a heinous crime there's no doubt. right thing. >> mark stroman has been in prison for nearly ten years. >> sits on death row an unlikely champion to fighting to save his life.

. >> day four of the septa strike, and deal can't come soon enough. >> unfortunately, though, talks broke down again last night, i feel like broken records saying. that will "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live now at the sheridan in center city where two sides will once again try to hammer out a deal. good morning, justin. >> january, jim, good morning, yes, talks will resume at some point today. but time is of course making a deal before election day, if no deal reached soon, septa could go to judge, to get an order to get workers off the pick line and into work for one day only. but, first, on strike day four, the issue is getting the service shutdown over with. locals 234 president willie brown, and septa officials, issuing dueling statements, describing tense closed door talks. septa board chair pat dion has called out local 234 which backs close to 5,000 bus, train, trolley workers, saying its reps are prolonging the strike by refusing what septa called a deal back on wednesday. union counter was reportedly rejected. president brown sums up dion's accounts as quote past, say

patrick: you knew it was going to come up soon. joyce: music, magic, and packers all under one roof for a good cause. patrick: our own kathy mykleby and mark baden were part of goodwill's retro rendezvous tonight, an annual fundraising event for the local goodwill chapter. members of the 1996 packers super bowl team were also in attendance. lead pipes in the water lines leading to their homes. patrick: it's not just a milwaukee problem. >> it's a decade- or two-decade-long problem. this isn't something you're going to fix in four years. patrick: wisn 12 news investigates who's responsible for fixing the problem and what it could cost you. joyce: another woman pushed to the ground while walking her dog. what she says the man told her to do. lindsey: after weeks of patrick: and the government is ordering a change to hybrid and electric cars. the new safety feature you might joyce: the brightest moon in 70 years lights up the sky over asia tonight. it is the closest the moon will get to the earth until 2034. walking her dogs in the mi

as soon as she walked in here, things started getting quiet. well, what do you want me to do about it? either cheer her up or get her to leave because if you don't, i'm going to throw her out. ( clearing throat ) odo. won't you join the party? actually, i have some free time and i was wondering if you wanted to take a walk. i would. i meant lwaxana. i would love to. sorry. maybe next time. i'm so depressed. kestra was six years old when she died. my sweet little girl. but nothing... nothing compared to losing her. uh... i'm sorry. no, don't apologize. i think i finally understand why you're so determined not to let your husband take the baby from y y. these are your quarters, aren't they? yes. right next to yours. so i could get a cup of gavaline tea? of course not. uh, the replicator is right over here. i'll let chief o'b'ben know about yours. oh, i already did. he said he'd get to it as soon as he could. gavaline tea. yes. actually, most people think it's a sculpture. well, what do most people know? thank you. may i ask you something, odo? ar

but hopefully, that is going to change dramatically and soon, thanks to the creation of march of dimes prematurity research centers across the country. doctors and scientists are working to solve the mysteries of preterm birth. joining me in the studio right now is wendy armstrong. she and her husband volunteer with the march of dimes board of directors, and their family has been a march of dimes mission family. their daughter london was born premature at 25 weeks. we are very, very happy to have you here today. and you and i -- we're both fans of the march of dimes, so tell us a little bit about that. >> sure. the march of dimes is a leading organization that is trying to fight the battle against prematurity. as you mentioned, 1 in 10 babies is born premature. my daughter london was born premature, as well. >> a mircopreemie, right? >> right, she was a mircopreemie. she was born under two pounds. i had a really easy pregnancy, and then all of a sudden at 23 weeks, which is roughly halfway through your pregnancy, my water broke. we were stunned. cheryl, we didn't realize that babies co