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. >>> now to south miami where people have been celebrating the ice cream maker celebrating with a new flavor called burn in hell fidel. the new flavor, chocolate with loads of cayenne pepper. this is probably more of a souvenir. they've sold out of it already. >>> the los angeles clippers hosting the nets last they gave this guy cpr. the clippers lost. >>> now to new jersey, a woman owns a goat. dresses her got up like a duck. it sounds and looks funny but it serves an important purpose because the goat suffers from anxiety. her owner says the only thing that calmed her down is being dressed up as a duck and now the goat is happy as a clam. that. oh, she likes being dressed up as a duck? >> they have a closet full of costumes and they try them on them. >>> this race is not for a walk in the park. it's not for the weak people. >> it's a run around the bottom. world. welcome to the ice marathon. 50 very brave runners from 17 countries in the snow, ice and minus 4-degree temperatures. it's a.2 the most stunning scenery. ireland's gary thornton winning with the time of 3 hours and 37 minu

now, there were at least 92 reported sightings all the way from south miami alabama. >> this is 352 pounds how big was the one last night do you think? >> my experience is if they do explode they're going to be a whole lot smaller. they can be as small as a softball and make the kind of light and fire. >> you're pretty sure it wasn't a ufo? >> yes, i am. >> if you saw it, the american meteor society has a website that you can report your sightings to. any videos can help astronomers determine where it fell and if in st. petersburg, 10 news, wtsp. >> amazing. >>> president obama invited 21 americans to the white house today and presented them with the medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. among those recipients were ellen degeneres who teared up. she is recognized for contributions to pop culture but she almost didn't make it. get this. earlier she tweeted that she was stuck outside the white house because she id. >>> i really cared about him, cared what happened to him. >> a woman what was shot tin face finds herself giving unconditional love to the man responsible. it's a

margins here in the south. in miami-dade and broward counties. huge margins among african-american voters and young voters. initially in the early voting, those two groups have underperformed. we did see heavy voting in some of the big cities last two or three days of early voting. heavy reports, too, in broward county. a record number of ballots cast there. for the democrats to win, really have to perform well in these southern mainly democratic county, shepard, back to you. >> steve [ fire alarm blaring ] [ indistinct conversations ] [ fire truck horn honking ] five pickup for the democrat means they take control. fox broadcast network election coverage continues with shepard smith. >>> this is a fox broadcast network election alert. fox news now projects donald trump will win the state of alabama. took a while to call it after the polls closed there. the reason for that is they're kind of slow getting their numbers in from the state of alabama tonight. le reporting. enough to say only about 1,100 voters in, donald trump will win the state of a

that leaves south miami beach where there hasn't been a locally transmitted case since october 24. pregnant women still urged to avoid travelling to miami dade if possible. >>laura: tragedy was avoided in st. petersburg overnight when a newborn and his family were >>russell: the baby had just been brought home monday. the bad news is the house is damaged but you can't get over how much worse this could have been, right? did we lose you, alcides segui? >>reporter: it could have been a lot worse. i'm here. you know, you said it exactly right. this could have been a lot worse. a family had just welcomed their new baby born into the home right here on monday and then all of this happened. there was a small fire actually within a couple of minutes. no big deal, right? well, it was a big deal because there was another fire and then another fire so crews used a sledge hammer to actually break out the back concrete of that house and they realized the fire wasn't in the back patio. it was actually started behind the wall. meanwhile, the family was inside that house. they got out alive and th

heading south to miami, hurricanes looking to snap their 4-game losing stream. streak. the cannes get some breathe room with the second td of the game. this game was close at one point, believe it or not. pitt led, but the canes blew it open in the summer they win big, 51-28, a.m.f ending its week taking on nc state. this one got underway ten minutes ago and so far we're scoreless there. thankfully there snow is no buccaneer's game tomorrow, because injuries. head coach saying smith is done for the year, sustaining the season-ending leg injury, ouch. smith makes it four buccaneer running backs to go do and rodgerss are the three to get hurt. i asked cutter on friday, when was the last time he saw this some repurchases getting hurt in the first nine weeks of the season? >> for whatever reason, we're being hit hard at two positions, running back and defensive end have been the positions we have been hit really hard on. other teams in the league have their issues at different positions, but never seen when we're a one-back team and four buccaneers new. he told sirus radio

lower 80s to our north and same thing down to our south. miami currently sits at 82 degrees and dew points, kind of sit in that moderate range into the mid 60s. we're watching for the cold front which is going to be working towards us. remember, a couple of weeks ago we watched that dew point drop all the way to the 30s and the 40s. that very crisp, comfortable air, that's what we're looking weekend once again. high pressure mainly in control along the eastern third of the country. cold front is slicing through the middle of the country. cooler temperatures behind that front but you see that push of mild air out ahead of it. right now the front is quiet but as it starts to make its way into the southeast, probably going to see at least a little bit of shower activity along that frontal boundary. that high will tend to break down a little bit as we go through the next couple of days. we'll so moderate humidity, warm temperatures in the mid 80s and here is the front heading our way. late friday, notice a little shower activity with this as we go th

he did it by running up huge margins here in the south. in miami-dade and broward counties. huge margins among african-american voters and young voters. initially in the early voting, those two groups have underperformed. we did see heavy voting in some of the big cities last two or three days of early voting. heavy ror heavy reports, too, in broward county. a record number of ballots cast there. for the democrats to win, really have to perform well in these southern mainly democratic county, shepard, back to you. >> steve harrigan, back to you. >> thank you for staying fox 29 on this historic election night and we'll rejoin shepherd smith and the fox news team in four minutes. right now let's talk about some of our local races. polls just closed in pennsylvania and new jersey. if you were in lynn before that moment you still get your chance to cast your vote. thank you for sticking with fox 29. 2016 coverage i'm lucy nolan. >> and i'm iain page. one of the races we're following locally has national implications the pennsylvania senate seat. we may not know this one for some

president-elect donald trump will do when it comes to relations with the island nation, just 90 miles south of miami. during his campaign, he promised to overturn president obama's recent efforts to reopen ties with cuba. so will president-elect donald trump keep that companro here's jeff barn. >> reporter: when the fidel-castro death celebrations are over, our president-elect donald trump will have some work to do with how he deals with cuba and its government. >> it's a huge change for a community and it's a lot of things -- good things are coming for us. >> reporter: but a lot of uncertainty surrounds the president-elect. >> i think we can expect president-elect to undo some of the executive orders that somewhat. >> reporter: recently, the trump camp criticized the efforts to normalize relations with cuba, calling it a very, very weak agreement. cuba was greatly benefiting from the deal while the u.s. was hardly getting anything in urn are. trump insiders say cuba would need to release prisoners in cuban jails and give meme more economic and religious freedoms. this man says twi >> if we revert b

in south beach, miami, to lames -- two lanes are blocked. they just marched past the american airlines arena. the police have been out in full force trying to get control of the crowd as it continues to block the south beach area. we will have the latest on the protests tonight.>> we have president elect donald trump. they sat down with the and you can watch the interview right here on tiki 10. it will air sunday on 60 minutes starting at 7:00. >>> nascar is back in the desert for some really big races at the phoenix international raceway. >>> meteorologist paul horton is live with the action. how is it going?>> reporter: the time trials are taking place and you track this evening and enjoying the weather. what a terrific day outside. temperatures up to 83 degrees. you can see currently we are in the upper 70s. with the satellite and radar showing mostly clear skies. temperatures right now in the upper 70s with a little bit of a breeze and then temperatures will drop down to ride around 74 by 9:00. it will cool to the lower 70s before 11:00.

burgos, abc action >>> as for donald trump, he is back in florida tomorrow rallying voters as far south as miami and as far north as pensacola. his hoping to flip pennsylvania and wisconsin his way. trump is already looking toward the white house detailing a game plan today. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace and it will be such an honor for me, for you, and this country. >> paul ryan has released a blueprint of a replacement plan but republicans disagree on its details. ryan said he did vote for the nominee. >>> for the first time since may trump is pulling ahead of clinton in the new abc news washington pull a mere 7/10 of making the race a statistical dead beat. >>> they have the upper hand on an absentee ballot thief. elections official seminole county say someone stole and forged five balance total. all of them have the same date as well as other markings suggesting the same person capable. the victims all received new balance. -- dollops. >>> 4 million floridians already casting votes a week before election day. about 250,000 of those early vot

>> well, we had record setting turnout in south florida in our three main counties. >> miami-dade, the palm beachs and broward. >> gh have to put up huge pluralities for the democratic nominee to make sure we have a shot at carrying florida. we've achieved that. it's still close because it's going to be close regardless. it does appear that the margins, even though the vote total is small in the turnout, the margins in the panhandle, for us we always have to keep it close in the panhandle. we've got to win the i-4 corridor and really run up the we're going to wait and see how it all shakes out. regardless, we're all close and this is not a surprise to me. >> left out of your equation there was southwest florida, lee and collier countys, naples, ft. myers, immokalee, up into charlotte county, port charlotte and the rest. it usually leads republicans. i wonder if you think that's part of the balancing. >> it more than leans republican, that's a red part of the state except for the definitely that would factor in. the question is in every presidential election, you have the panhandle, sou

streets, cities, closed due to coastal flood advisory, video from charleston, south carolina miami and fort lauderdale also experienced flooding, now, experts say the gravitational pull from the supermoon amplified what's known as the seasonal high. officials say the moon won't look at big or as bright for another 18 years. >>> and speaking of the moon, this is a time lapse over phoenix, arizona. hope you got a good look at it. boy, look at. that will expert say the next time we'll likely see the moon this close to the earth will be sometime around 2033. >> oh, only 2033. my gosh. >> just around the corner. >> right? isn't it funny how that time will fly, though? >> exactly. >> but gorgeous, gorgeous views, yes. and, you know, even though we do have -- you will see, it will be little erie looking but will be some moonlight through the clouds, depending where you are, you do not have wet weather now anyway. turning much more into scattered nuisance type of system, scattered showers out of it, the closer to the coast, best shot to see the steady rain. so we start things off still looking

leads the island nation moving forward be a what that means for folks in the bay area and down south of miami. we will continue to follow the story on "good day tampa bay." >>> time is 6:03. time to check on your local forecast. jim weber is in for lindsay milbourne. good morning, jim. >> jim: good morning to you. on the satellite view, we watched a lot of the clouds first thing variably cloudy skies and we have a cold front which will be working its way down the state and we will be back into more sun as we get into the afternoon. also start to lower some of that humidity as we go through the rest of the weekend. right now we are at 68 degrees. the dew point at 61. the humidity at 78%. currently the winds are out of the north-northeast at 6 miles per hour. pretty wild pretty much everywhere you go. a little cooler up in brooksville at 55 degrees. crystal river at 54 downtown st. petersburg 67. down in sarasota, 64 degrees. you head into the interior pretty much the same story. temperatures running in the mid-60s, but we are heading into the 70s into the upper 70s in fact as we go throughout

you go see the front well down to the south pushing through miami at this point. florida looking good. clear skies and just very quiet weather out there we are river view at 63 now. we already have 50s from land o lakes north of brooksville, 54 to 56. 67, that's the warm spot for st. pete and sarasota. to get over safety harbor and 63. largo about 61. already in the 50s for parts of new carrollwood, parts of tarpin springs. tomorrow morning will get chilly. 50 in brooksville, 49 in carrollwood. no bus for kids tomorrow because it's veterans day. now, weather stays quiet tomorrow. we keep lots of sunshine just a few high clouts. remember, sunday night into monday morning is when we have the full moon coming up. and it's a super moon, as close as it gets. we'll still see it friday night and saturday night as well, to be almost full, technically full. by saturday into sunday, we might see a few clouds in the afternoon. i do think we have some high clouds around sunday evening coming up about 4:53 or so. that give us some clouds. we will still have a pretty good look

described by one critic as containing flashes of brilliance nonetheless, shot entirely on location in south miamii'm no box of candy. >> television very much was the small screen. what was interesting about the private screen play for miami vice, he said it was exactly not that. very much the approach was, okay, they call it a television series but we're going to make one-hour movies every single week. >> here we go, stand by. action. >> police! place! >> you were describing the show as a new wave cop show. >> it is a cop show for the '80s. we use a lot of mtv images and rock music to help describe the mood and feeling of our show. >> in a lot of ways you don't get "miami vice" without mtv, because in a lot of ways "miami vice" was a long video. the music was beige part of that show. >> there was an allure to using great music everybody was listening to as opposed to the routine kind of the scoring of that period. ♪ i can feel it coming in the air tonight ♪ >> it not only was not afraid to let long scenes play out, it would drag -- a car going from point ato point bcould be a four-minute phil col

margins here in the south. in miami-dade and broward counties. huge margins among african-american voters and young voters. initially in the early voting, those two groups have underperformed. we did see heavy voting in some of the big cities last two or three days of early voting. heavy reports, too, in broward county. a record number of ballots cast there. for the democrats to win, really have to perform well in these southern mainly democratic county, >> steve harrigan, back to you. >>> welcome to our votes of the voter panel. we will be checking in with these four voters. we are expecting one more later . from all over the political spectrum, all iowans have been watching this presidential race and some of the local races as well. we were just chatting before we came on the air and you are from all over the political spectrum, but this election you have all voted for hillary clinton and we could start with you, you are the self identified republican and you decided to go with hillary, how complex but i'm a self independent. i voted for hillar

margins here in the south. in miami-dade and broward counties. huge margins among african-american voters and young voters. initially in the early voting, those two groups have underperformed. we did see heavy voting in some of the big cities last two or three days of early voting. heavy reports, too, in broward county. a record number of ballots cast there. for the democrats to win, really have to perform well in these southern mainly democratic county, shepard, back to you. welcome back to fox6's coverage of the 2016 election-- polls close in wisconsin in less than an hour. milwaukee county elections officials say so far -- they're seeing similar numbers in voter turnout compared to the last presidential election. fox 6's brittany shannon is live at one of the busiest polling locato according to elections officials it has been smooth sailing all day long for voters and poll workers. cass street school is historically one of the city's busiest locations...reporting a major rush this morning, a steady afternoon and things are now picking up...wit

a rare sight but could be seen from south of miami to southern alabama. our 10news reporter actually watched it. and we talked to an astronomer that, if they do explode, they will have to be a lot smaller. they can be as small as a softball. and make the kind of light and fire that you saw. >> the video submitted to the american media society will help them figure out exactly what that does where that fell. >>> do you ever have that feeling it -- like you want to take a nap after thanksgiving meals? >> >> dietitians explained that when you are eating your thanksgiving meal, carbohydrates are most likely the source of your sleepiness. >> heading straight to your blood sugar and making a crash later in the day. any people will fast waiting to eat the big male. experts say that is not always the best plan. >> i would actually recommend small snacks throughout the day so that you are not eating as much and also getting a better regulation of >> if you are trying to avoid that postmeal crash, the best thing you can do is fill your plate with vegetables. also b

. >>> a man who traveled with his horse from south carolina to miami is now facing animal crew charges. witnesses contacted police after seeing the horse looking weak, under weight and malnourished. officials believe the man used the horse to panhandle his way down the coast. the horse animal control services. >> you can see his shoulder blades here. you can see the top of his spine, the individual vertebrae on his spine, all of his ribs. he was using this horse as a way to make money and the horse is the one who paid for it. >> authorities say the man told police he left south carolina with his horse after an argument with his wife. >>> preparations are underway as we have less than 24 hours until the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade in manhattan. more than 3 million people are that with another 50 million watching on tv. you'll see 16 giant balloons including some classics and some making their first debut. this year they also feature stepped-up security but new yorkers say it won't change the way they celebrate. >> the nypd and jpf are second to done when it comes to addressing

did express optimism for what may be next for our neighbor 90 miles south of miami. quote, fidel castro's legacy is one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty and the denial of fundamental human rights. it is my hope today marks a move away from the horrors endured for too long and toward a future in which the wonderful cuban people finally live in the freedom they so richly deserve. the a last part of the statement, vice president elect mike pence tweeted, the tyrant castro is dead. new hope dawns. we will stand with the oppressed cuban people for a free and democratic cuba. viva cuba libre. there's been talk about who trump's secretary of state will be in january. the krecht one, john kerry just said the u.s. reaffirms its commitment to deepening ties with cuba over the next several years. that could be a hard promise to keep. secretary kerry exits the state department in a couple weeksment incoming president donald trump has talked about how he plans to use executive actions of his own to undo executive actions that president obama used to make t

moving at 20 miles per hour on i-95 heading south toward miami and, look. it's gridlock any day of the week. but you factor in the busiest travel day of the year and why i ttled in with a ways winto the navigation app according to waze, if you're going to leave this morning, do so before 10:00 a.m. a try not to get on the road after 4:00 p.m. those are their travel tips. consider this, if you're in miami and were to get on the road at 5:00, if you had a three-hour drive to grandmother's house or maybe to ta on an additional hour because of the traffic jam tt is expected. is expected. and on the drive home, you want to leaveefore sunday. here is some interesting stats for you. if you were to leave on sunday actuallyich is not the best day, let's say you left on sunday. traffic jams jump 240% sunday. accidents go up 100%. the best day to leave is on friday but if you hate to lea on friday and you want extra love and want a politics discussion, leave on saturday. whatever you do, josh, don't leave sunday! >> wow. i want a little extra love, yes! maybe stick ar

further to the south, it's mild degrees in miami. >>> degrees in miami. >>> . >> so, frances, we are looking at very warm conditions in florida. many down there for thanksgiving. >>> still ahead the trump ten. is donald trump really to blame for america's latest weight gain. when nationalities collide, chaos, especially when it's on tv on a tv talk show. . >>> it is a thanksgiving fate for millions. the national dog show t. big winner, gia the greyhound, she was the top hound in her group and won the best if show and she beat out 1,800 competitors. this is the fourth best in show in her career. she is the most winning hound in the country. >>> a brawl broke out in the middle of a taping in a russian consultant insulted the living conditions in russia. the host challenged him. the other guests child in as well. look. he punches the polish man in the face. this makes for interesting tv, it was not aired in russia t. channel uploaded this video to youtube instead. >>> calling it the trump 10. some hillary supporters have been eating sense he was elected president a. doctor say

miami and on interstate 95 one of the nation's busiest highways. let's hear it, david. >> reporter: gayle, good morning. moving at 20 miles per hour on i-95 heading south toward miami and, look. it's gridlock any day of the week. but you factor in the busiest travel day of the year and why i settled in with a hot cup tea. you mentioned this is the busiest travel day. gas prices are some of the lowest they have been in a decade and 40 million people are expected to drive this thanksgiving and more than a million more than last year. according to the navigation app ways which you may be very familiar with, if you're going to leave this morning, do so before 10:00 a.m. and try not to get on the road after 4:00 p.m. those are their travel tips. consider this. if you're in miami, let's say, you're on the road at 5:00, if grandmother's house or maybe to see your mom or dad, you can take on an additional hour because of the traffic jam that is expected. and on the drive home, you want to leave before sunday. here is some interesting stats for you. if you were to leave on sunday actually, which is not the best day, let's say you left on sunday. traffic jams ju

>>vanessa: so crowds are gathering down south for miami art week. the citywide festival's 15th year for this. this is just some of what's on display. it's a tongue slide. a human tongue functionals on -- >>jennifer: wait a second. >>vanessa: i don't know. do you want to 26,000. >>laura: it's not a human tongue. >>russell: no. a sculpture. >>vanessa: this is on sculpture at miami beach. this is the invisible man. it disappears as you walk around it. symbolizes the hands up, don't shoot movement. one more we have for you. this is the ritz rainbow. multi colored beam of light district. >>jennifer: that's like the snap chat filter. >>vanessa: it can be seen for 25 miles,,000. art event runs through sunday. >>jennifer: i see penguins. >>vanessa: we see penguins in the video. last hot click of the day, of course, jen is in love with this. kids at a children's hospital in san diego got surprise visitors. penguin >>jennifer: cockatiel. >>vanessa: patients are often unable to leave so this was a big treat for them. >>jennifer: that's great. >>russell: you kn

>> you think of all the places in the world that can't vote, you know, look at cuba, 90 miles south of miami, look at russia. policies and truly don't know what to do. i think part of the reason is because of the taboo of what politics is and when you're growing up you don't want to step on people's toes. people aren't informed. i have friends who aren't informed voters so they didn't feel like they had the right to vote. >> reporter: craig thompson, a group of peace activists keeping a 24 hour vigil in front of the white house for years. he says after the election results, he's optimistic. >> we've got to hope for the best. >> reporter: at the white house, mark news 4. >>> in a little over two months, president-elect donald trump will call that white house, 1600 pennsylvania avenue, his new home. and mr. trump's family will be moving in, of course, as well. >> there are four things to know about the new first family. donald trump's wife, melania, is 46 years old. she grew up in communist slovenia and said she was inspired by ronald reagan. mrs. trump is the second first lady born outside of

look at the front all the way down just south of miami. so yeah, bahamas, it's a miserable morning there. they have rain, it's humid but of course, the drier air was able to settle all the day down to the miami area and you can see that here with the mid level moisture stream. there's just nothing going on. that means a gorgeous day, a fast warmup and really, for the next probably two orhr going to run pretty close to, if not slightly above normal. now, once we get into the weekend, the second half of the weekend looks to be completely different temperaturewise because we're going to bring a front through the area on saturday. no rain associated with that front but late in the day on saturday, the winds shift and it really just opens up the door for much cooler, drier air to settle in. and come monday morning, i don't know why i'm whispering to you, we might be in the 40s in many areas. so after you have your jackets for the next couple of mornings, keep them handy. you'll need them over the weekend. 77 for a high temperature for today. co

. >>> officials in south florida miami dade county just told the state surgeon general they are considering using bug against bug. they would artificially infect mosquitoes with a naturally occurring bacteria. a male mosquito would be released to mate with a female mosquito carrying the zika virus. the off spring would die, reducing the population of the zika carrying mosquito. it could help fight other tropical diseases carrying that mosquito. the e.p in limited cases. the florida keys are considering using those genetically modified mosquitoes as well but residents are not entirely on board. monroe county had a ballot referendum this week asking home owners if they were ok with releasing all these new mosquitoes in their neighborhoods. 57% of the voters in that county said yes. but in the actual town where the testing would actually take place, key haven, 65% said no. anyway. the florida keys mosquito board will actually make a decision on this saturday of next week. >>> ? >> the current closes today on another bay area film festival. the blue ocean film fest focuses on the earth and cons

thousands of cubans fled to miami and south florida during castro's tierney. you can read more about the communist leader right now on the nbc 10 app. >>> in philadelphia, an innocent bystander is recovering this morning following a police shoot-out involve ago gunman who was shot in the melee. monique braxton is live with the next. >> investigators have spent most of the night working on this case, specifically internal affairs as well as detectives who responded to the scene. take a look at what sky force was able to capture over a six block area after the attempt by police officers to stop a gunman ended in a shoot-out. initially, police officers attempted to stop the armed male in the 1900 block of clementine. when he ran, officers chased him to the 3,000 block of helen. investigators say he fired at them there. they returned fire, but the gunman continues running to the 2900 block of amber street. another group of officers attempted to stop the man there. when they fired, the gunman was hit multiple times in the torso and legs. we've learned he's 33 years

the cold front to the front to the south, you can look at that south, and southeast of miami, rain and even lightning this morning. we need some rain, not anytime soon -- there is a chance and i will show you that in a benefit behind the front, it is a quiet morning for us across the bay area and we are looking at mostly clear skies, sunshine, certainly dry, with temperatures off to a nice start, in the 50s and 60s, 52 crystal river, the cool spot, but most of us are around 60 degrees, safety harbor, clearwater, 51, largo, 59, 63 ed davis island, with all sunshine and not a lot of wind. a little breeze at times, 5 to 10, pushing 50 miles per hour and places, a calm wind and it does at the theater, looking beautiful. our camera as we look at the clear sky, sunshine, palm trees looking nice in that little bit of this morning, mostly clear, and as we go to the afternoon, winds from the east, northeast today, and just a few clouds, mainly sunshine and the model does bring a couple of showers across the eastern part of florida, but we stay dry here and tonight it is mainly clear, temperatur

south florida. >> the supermoon over miami, was stunning. unless you lived in a place like coconut grove, on south bay shore lane, the bay came ashore at high tide monday night. >> looks like we have about 6 inches of water here in the street, that shouldn't be. >> that's right. by 2013, we expect up to another 6 inches to rise, to occur, so we might see another 6 inches on top of this. >> with rising see levels, tides are swarming storefronts, and submerging city streets, but scientists say this much flooding is expected to be even worse. thanks to the so-called supermoon. >> the moon closer to the earth, than normal? >> it is. it is. that additional gravitational pull has caused our high tides to be a little bit higher than they would have been without that superman. >> we're at the point now that, you know, the waters are rising high enough, it is interfering with public safety. >> ray manages the waterway and sewer systems in miami beach. there scientists say flooding incidents have increased at least 400% in the last ten years. >> if mia

thousands of cubans have fled to miami in south florida during castro's 49-year rule of cuba to skaeb the tierney. you can hear more about the leader on the nbc 10 app. there is no answer as to whether castro's death will lead to a change in stat i couldn't tell for a new jersey fugitive joanne ciesimard. she killed a philadelphia police officer and escaped prison and fled to cuba. >>> now to our weekend weather. here is a live look at the center city skyline where we are seeing a mix of sun and clouds. good news, though, not going to be a wet one today. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking it ul for us. krystal. >> that's right. it's a pretty good forecast for those of you who are going to get out and do more shopping later on. right now, 43 degrees in philadelphia and 42 in the suburbs. new jersey to delaware, still in the 40s. but delaware, a clear picture. the same for most of philadelphia. though we see scattered clouds. then you see a cloudy picture still for new jersey. depending on where you're at, you may see partly cloudy, mostly sunny conditions. that will be the case thr

the fronts that go by every three days, moisture hoar from washington to miami showers south of september lewis. more moisture. you see most of this is going to the north. high pressure at the surface. moisture up to the north and these high pressure systems acting like pumps, pumping the warm dry air right on into colorado. let's go to lauren in the colorado weather center. we talked about the cool fronts. >> reporter: this one can bring you moisture. this one can bring us real colorado weather. let's take a look at the future cast. an area of low pressure hanging out near alaska. cruising on states heading towards wednesday. then by thursday it starts to impact us here in colorado. we may get a little bit of rain in some areas and snow. the area of low pressure, again, heading our way. cold front with it. this cold front has power to it. it will knockdown the temperatures in some areas, 20- 30 maybe even more than that heading out of this. we could see snow in the mountain areas and we may get more in denver if it gets cold enough for us here in the city. so, mountain chances. really, t

miami. he's on interstate 95. one of the nation's busiest highways. okay, david, let's hear it. >> gayle, good morning. we're moving at about 20 miles per hour right now. and i-95 headed south toward miami. and, look, it's gridlock any day of the week but you factor in the busiest travel day of the year and that's why it settled in with a hot cup of tea. you were mentioning this being the busiest travel day. gas prices are some of the lowest they've been in a that is why more than 40 million people are expected to drive this thanksgiving. more than 1 million, a million more than last year. according to the navigation app wave, which you may be very familiar with, if you're going to leave this morning, do so before 10:00 a.m., and try not to get on the road after 4:00 p.m. those are their travel tips. consider this if you're in miami, let's sigh, and you were to get on the road at 5:00. if you had a three-hour drive to grandmother's house, you could tack on an additional hour is expected. and on the drive home, you want to leave before sunday. here are some interesting stats for you. if you were to leave on sunday, actually, which is not the best day, let's say you left on s

margins here in the south. in miami-dade and broward counties. huge margins among african-american voters and young voters. initially in the early voting, those two groups have underperformed. we did see heavy voting in some of the big cities last two or three days of early voting. heavy reports, too, in broward county. a record number of ballots cast there. for the democrats to win, really have to perform well in these southern mainly democratic county, shepard, back to you. >> here in colorado there is a push to keep the polls open later. >> issues today especially down in pueblo. there re political reporter joining us now. >> we're following a development in terms of computer glitches. not only in pueblo. and other parts of the state. also hearing with within the law minutes boulder reporting some issues as well. we're here with our political team. let's talk about these delays. there's a report that it could be five hour delay down in pueblo. i'm no expert. but. that could mean we could be here a long night. >> we could be here a while. this