bob in glenwood springs, 18 degrees is what he has. he says, snow, snow, and more snow, looking like a winter wonderland out there in glenwood springs. a little bit of the mountains. a trace to 3 inches additional in the high country today. in denver, mostly cloudy and cold. highs around 41. when you factor in the northerly wind, it will feel colder than that. let's get over to joel for the latest on our tuesday morning commute. >>> good morning. if you are traveling up into the high country, make sure your car is winter driving ready. this is what it looks like now at the eisenhower and johnson tunnels. just enough snow to blow around that direction. we've been talking west of vail road weather index showing you the snow ashton has been tracking. patches of low visibility, maybe wind already developing as you make your way from glenwood to quebec. >>> thanks, joel. we know coloradians are really getting into the spirit when we see homes decked out with holiday lights. now is your chance to show off a little bit. you can enter your dec

the rams practiced without a ball. >> we have one colorado springs, haven't won in colorado springs since 2002. it is a tough place to play. we worked on, uh, defending the option. and, basically, assignments. they line up in their sets. and, run the plays without a you know. it is assignment football. doesn't matter who has the football. you are taking your guy in your gap. >> cu visits arizona tomorrow night. eric christensen will have his preview tomorrow at 5:00. >>> it will be the division one debut for derek white. senior guard from legend high school in parker who lit it up for three years playing at division 2, uc colorado spring. he wanted to prove he could play in the pack 12. >> i high i could play. >> du basketball tips off its season tomorrow at home against the jacksonville dolphins marking the begins of the rodney billups era for the volunteers. his fellow players. >> there is no feedback that i could say, that is negative. that i'm getting from our players. i'm asking them to play fast. think fast. be aggressive offensively and defensively. and they are taking on that chal

through idaho springs. where many truckers get off on i 70. and tonight the problem solvers learn that's trouble for some property owners. who asked us for help. >> . thismountain town is pw-z seu getting a face getting a facelift. >> . construction on state highway 40. known in idaho springs as colorado boulevard. started back in march. and won't be finished until next summer. the town says it's a much needed upgrade to their antique structure. it's making the drive through the west side of town. difficult. >> construction is a pain. we have to go through the pain to get the end result. i'm sure they have

in tarpon springs, beau zimmer, 10 news wtsp. we have a lot to get to coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning.. ian is in the newsroom with a few stories we're working on for you. a lot of unanswered questions this morning surrounding the entertainer e he abruptly canceled his tour...and is now in the hospital. we are helping you shop for the holidays. from star wars to voice activated drones and a high tech barbie dream house...experts pick out the hottest toys for the holiday season. we are working on all those stories, plus ashley has your tuesday forecast and hilary is checking on your up in 20 minutes. still to come here on 10 news early morning toys r us is pulling a toy off its shelves after a scary and for all you friendsgiving hosts, in who you want, not who you must. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey. bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and golden brown fresh from the oven. set the table,ethe coffee table, set no table at all. the only rule to follow on

looking forward to the spring. once again, if you want a chance at winning those tickets, all you have to do is take a picture wearing blue somewhere in mesa. use the hashtag cubs day mesa. back to you guys in the studio. >>> thank you, nicole. nice shirt. this body shaming playmate. see the charges she is facing for taking a naked picture of a and how they rewarded one college student. >>> such a beautiful sight to wake up to right now at 6:39 am. while. look at that sunrise. now, we want to check the morning juice. here is vanessa. >> call this street revenge. our excess -- our student live last week who went into his dorm and he found his kit kat had been stolen. the thief felt bad even left a note. i saw the kit kat in your car and i love kick cats. i saw that your door was on sorry that i took your kit kat. kit kat responded and gave him 60 bosses of -- 60 boxes of kick cats. >> you can scrounge up a dollar 25 -- $1.25. >> he was hungry and he wanted a kit kat bar. >> -- >>> fashionable diva miss piggy just go

the chicago cubs will be back for spring training here in las vegas.. march 25th and 26th at cashman >>> coming up at 11. turns out video games can pay off! how you can now make some big bucks off the most talented gamers in the world right here in las vegas! ((jon tritsch)) is the last thing on spring mountain's mind..the high school is also a youth treatment center..a kid goes there for only 5 months because he's led a troubled life and this is his last chance to turn it around.. the eagles were in the nevada state title game against pahranagat valley...the panthers have the nation's longest winning streak..104 games..8 straight titles and a coach breaking years...sports doesn't get any better than this this is jesse..he's never been alive for a pahranagat valley loss..he's in third grade...coach ken higbee..final game..career record 193-22..that's a living legend.. but a legend who sees his team down a touchdown in the third quarter..tabor maxwell changing that in a hurry..up top to cody williams.. panthers re-take the lead.. but not for long..quarte

. >>> torn and ripped apart that's what happened to a black lives matter sign in silver springs. now un looking for answers. wusa 9 has the latest from the christ congressional church. >> a lot of concerned neighbors here in silver spring all about this sign right here which at one point read black lives matter. someone came here on election night and cut out the word black. if you have driven by the church in silver springs you've probably read the sign black lives matter the four the been ripped apart and vandalized. >> she said it was shocking. >> i drove by this church every morning and when i drove by yesterday and saw this my heart just sank. >> the incident happened on election night. somebody literally cut the work out to make it lives matter instead. >> it does upset me, yes. >> reverend matthew says he thinks this is a bigger problem in the area. >> there's been an under current of feelings in some people in silver springs for a long time and it's finally >> we will not stand for intolerance. >> and now three days after the incident the community came together friday mo

they're all from blake, spring brook and paint branch. and they all joined together today for a walkout and a protest. so spring brook and blake, they met up around 9:40 this morning. they all walked near colesville center and then they were heading over here to the park on jackson road. saying love trumps hate. not my president, one said this is for you mom and dad. and had a bunch of different international flags on it. united against hate was another one. and i talked to many of the students as they were marching to mlk and kind of talking about what they were doing out here. and they basically say they're too young to vote but they want their voices to be heard. i talked to some kids and i said well, what do you think about staying in school today? could your voices have been heard that way they wouldn't have missed this for the world. they say share just want to get their message out and their message is stall about love. we're live -- all about love. we're live here in silver spring, the debra alfarone, wusa9. >> it appears a studen

steamboat spring, 20 inches of snow. the snow will die down ni scattered snow showers continue. we get into wednesday the snow stops and the skies clear over the eastern plains. catching a break. sunshine, more snow coming our way. this snow might come into denver. you will see that coming up. >> now, thank you. >>> numerous ranging wildfires in the mountain town ofberg, tennessee. this video, taken inside a hotel. you can see the flames burping. firefighters are dealing with now, the entire town is under evacuation orders. >> developing tonight, a plea for help from denver police. they are hoping for a tip that will solve a murder. this man, 77-year-old lewis easterday was killed last tuesday. 13th and mariman. he was found stabbed to deathed in of his car in the middle of the street with the hood up. almost a week later, still a lot of questions, too few answers. our is live tonight, jeff, a lot of people are concerned. >> reporter: the biggest concern is the person who did this has not been caught. neighbors who live in this apartment complex have been telling each other they

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central mountaineers, on the pin, near steamboat springs -- on the screen, steamboat springs, could see four inches on up to eight inches. and we could see two inches and northwestern corner. heading to the tunnels, three inches to six inches, we will continue to add to it. there is a chance for some are snow later this week. we will get colder from here. we will have more snow tonight. >> as we look by our our by our forecast, the snow in the high country, it begins to wind down. there are some snow showers up these. you see the sunny skies snow. here comes the clouds, increasing, this is thursday at 2 pm. some of this may spell across on friday. that's when we have our chance for snow showers. 45 and 44 where the highs today. 31 and 35 were the lows. it should be 29 degrees. we have 33 percent humidity. here at the city park, this is what we are seeing down here but in the mountains, lots of snow. look at telluride, a beautiful they open up this friday. and then steamboat springs, this snowstorm. temperatures tonight, mostly in the teens and 20s over the eastern plains. out was temper

but the eagles..were hunting history..eric brooks..the game of his life..and spring mountain shocks the world..wins state for the first time and end the nation's longest winning streak....hey champions..hold the trophy high 3a state title desert pines back in the big dance for the 2nd creek from way up north.. just before half..4th down..the play of the season..tyler williamson throws to the incredible tony wallace..touchd own.. desert 12-6 game at halftime.. when the jaguars seize the moment.. williamson to tony fields..and fields party for six.. the route is on..but not before desert pines lets off some defensive fireworks..eddie heckard interception..and eddie ignites for a 102 yard touchdown...des ert pines..39-6..and the runnin rebels won't run away victories this year.. they'll win because of execution..effort and intensity..they'll win because they make plays in the final 4 minutes of every game..coach marvin menzies calls it winning time marvin menzies..in his 10th season..going for win number 200 tonight..rebels going for victory number 2 against cal state fullerton.. kris clyb

ever whoever spray painted a racist message at a church in silver spring. it happened saturday night. someone wrote the phrase, quote, garden at episcopal church of our savior. >>> a student walkout at montgomery blare high school stopped traffic in silver spring today. administrators were allowing students to demonstrate on the football field but the students told news4 they didn't think that made enough of a statement so they took to the streets. student from northwood and einstein high schools also joined in. police say it was peaceful and nobody was from school excused with a note from a parent. >>> two people arrested tonight in what began as a student protest in seattle. the two men arrested were not students. they allegedly assaulted police officers during an otherwise peaceful protest involving more than 5,000 middle and high school students who walked out of class this afternoon. >>> we got word tonight from donald trump's transition team making more high level announcements. in fact, mike spence going to come to trump tower tomorrow with a meeting

we're learning more about a man-- who died after falling into a yellowstone hot spring... what investigators believe windy and mild much of the day but cold air arrives by this evening! right now but cold air arrives by this evening! right now with early highs in the upper 60s. our chance of snow next! new details about a deadly incident involving a hot spring at yellowstone national park... but first-- we're learning about a deadly shooting at a child's birthday party in tennessee. kim is in the newsroom with more. one person is dead, following a shooting at a two-year-old's birthday party... officers say at least seven last night. neighbors say the person killed was the birthday child's 21-year-old mother. a 6-year-old was also hurt. police say there was an incident at the same house earlier in the day. they believe the shooting was gang related. police say as of this morning, they are still searching for three possible suspects. the man who admitted to killing three people at a colorado planned parenthood last year...is still not mentally competent to stand trial. the j

tarpon springs southbound is completely jammed. so if you're coming around through the holiday area used to taking southbound 19 just go ahead and take alternate 17. all of the southbound lanes are blocked and only one >>> well, this morning a turkey give away in tampa, really early people had already started lining up on dr. martin luther king boulevard for a free turkey and the line has really grown. >> the law firm handing out birds on a first come first served basis. the employees say it's their way of spreading holiday cheer to the community. they'll be handing out 3,000 birds over the course of 2 hours there. >>> a recall involving some spreads and dips very popular. >> still ahead the brand under recall and the danger it poses to your health. >> mrs. pipeline protesters clashing are police why they pulled out tear gas and water cannons. >> and old man winter is pounding the northeast where the storm is causing problems for hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. oh look who's here

could the arab spring survive? they thought it would be interesting to invite an american historian of the american revolution to talk and tell these egyptians, how did we do it as if somehow lessened slightly learned them -- somehow lessens might be learned from the american revolution. that is why i was there. what i'm going to do is i am going to give you the lecture that i gave those egyptians. before the arab spring, there was an atlantic spring, a series of democratic revolutions that spread from the third quarter of the 18th century and went on for 75 years, climaxing with the revolutions of 1848. attempts in almost all of the european states to overthrow the monarchy. almost all of the revolutions failed and by the time needed to -- time you get to abraham lincoln, he realized, and this is the context for his speeches where he says the last best hope -- it looked like democracy was failing everywhere and abraham lincoln is saying if we don't survive maybe the whole dream of , democracy will fail. the americ

got to give coach matson and spring mountain credit. they executed to perfection. >> 104 straight wins, tough to win every single game had to come to an end. lady rebels beat usc today. >> jim snyder and reed cowan >> finally tonight, a display to the term, window shopping. last night macy's unveiled its window display, believing in magic. santa in a communications center and an led christmas tree made out of 1,000 crystal lights. macy's estimates that over 1 million will see their christmas dp >>> mr. trump? [ cheers and applause ] mr. trump, are you ready for your first meeting? >> kelly ann, what are people saying about my cabinet

but ahhem was a town named bitter springs. i'd been there before, and i couldn't help wishing the ramseys didn't know it, ng a sorry old mule named mr. christopher-- trouble in a small boy. and i was dreading the moment that we ride into bitter springs. whoa! whoa. mr. ramsey, if we hurry we can make the iron riv before sundodo. well, we're mighty anxious, mr. mccullough. we'll hurry, don't worry none. well, they kee yeah. gettin' so you can't shoot a cannon down th without hittin' new settlers. to life. you folks been traveling some? we beeeedoing just that, sir. georgia, sir.. we all from georgia. hello, courtney. you ought knowowettet. these folks got their rights same as anybody else. this isn't georgia. boy: come on, mr. christopher. you fixin' to gully up all t t water in the world? what's the matter with him? what's the matter, sonny? mule givin' you a hard time? ristopher, he give everybody a hard time. but he's a mighty good mule. those folks you're traveling with-- e you take care of the mule, huh? everybody's got a

i want 'em there come next spring, so i'll make an agreement. yoyoleave them alone, and i'll leave you alone. now, just a second, mister-- easy, jack. and suppose i don't leave 'em alone, major? then i'll hunt ya, dutchman. lots of people are huntin' me. but not me. you're too little to talk so big, mister. and i might step on ya. a big man, huh? how tall do ya s snd, mister? can't say, i haven't measured myself since last week, and i grow a little every day. what is he, cowpoke or gunslinger? for me, he punches cows. i don't know what he did before he signed on with me. well, i have to give you some advice about those shotguns somedayay i like your style, major. we'll leave ya alone. and i'll leave you alone. ? i like your style too, major. i've decided to winter your cattle. giddy-up! ? hello, major, glad you're here. maybe you can tell that f fly in there he's my foreman, ma'am. what are you doing here, kelso? saw the smoke and decicid to investigate. found this pretty little thing here. kelso, this is mrs. doonevan. "mrs."? now, ain't that a

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south of denver you can see near colorado springs, colorado city, close to the areas near lahunta, scattered showers, not filling in too much. off to the west from moveet county down in mesa county. a little more action on out there way where we had rain in had lower elevations. now, exciting to see that. take a look at our future cast. more snow developing in the mountain areas, picking up more. here in den verbimidnight. probably still on the dry side. heading towards the early morning hours and into the rush hour it will start as rain and quickly change over to snow. so, there is the potential for kind of a messy commute to work towards tomorrow have to plan to get up earlier tomorrow. now, the snow is in the high country and that is where we find chris at vail pass, chris those are big fat flakes wru are at. >> reporter: yes, we had to come all of the way to vail pass to find snow. we spent a better part of the evening on the i-70 corridor. here, the cars are making it you can see over my shoulder there, tail lights the distance. one semi truck there with flashers on. on vail pass both d

spring garden we had an accident that brought down poles and wires. local vine one lane blocked. 20th street is reopened and the parkway is reopened as he look live in spring garden. crews are trying to fix the pole and downed wires. >> reporter: satellite and radar shows clouds are starting to break up. there's clouds north and west, we're hoping for mostly sunny skies, 62 degrees is the high, once again, well above averages and warm again tomorrow. >> watch tonight if you know what goes to happen for the winter. >> reporter: our winter weather forecast what the models are suggesting. >> it's going to be bad. >> mild winter, mild winter. [laughter]. for karen rogers, matt o'donnell, david murphy i'm tamala edwards. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ from santander bank. i really did save hundreds on my car insura

through idaho springs. where many truckers get off on i 70. and tonight the problem solvers learn that's trouble for some property owners. who asked us for help. >> . thismountain town is pw-z seu getting a face this mountain town is busy construction on state highway 40. known in idaho springs as colorado boulevard. started back in march. and won't be finished until next summer. the town says it's a much needed upgrade to their antique structure. it's making the drive through the west side of town. difficult. >> construction is a pain. we have to go through the pain to get the end result. i'm sure they have this homeowner is plain fed up. >> i don't know what to do. i really don't. >> . since the main road is closed. this detour sends all traffic down local roads instead. the problem is when commercial trucks come down this road. they're too big to make this tight turn. and last week. one ended uptaking out there fence. instead. >> . he's worried it will happen again. because it's already happened. sunflower system uses in grounds smart likes

before the arab spring, there was an atlantic spring, a series of democratic revolutions that spread from the third quarter of the 18th century and went on for 75 years, climaxing with the 1848, intense by the european state to overthrow the monarchy's. all of the revolutions failed and by the time needed to abraham lincoln, he realized, and this is the context for his speeches where he says the last best hope -- it looked like democracy was failing everywhere and abraham lincoln is saying, maybe the whole dream of democracy will fail. the american revolution was the first of these revolutions. it was no colonial rebellion like the algerians throwing off french rule in the 1960's. in america, he was an historical event. price, therichard unitarian minister, in 1785, said, the american revolution is the second most important event in the history of the world. the first according to him was the birth of jesus christ. that was the excitement among a lot of radicals, including french radicals. the french revolution erupted 13 years later and because it was such a momentous of people, it

steamboat spring, 20 inches of snow. the snow will die down tonight into tomorrow morning. scattered snow showers continue. we get into wednesday the snow stops and the skies clear over the eastern plains. catching a break. sunshine, more snow coming our way. this snow might come into denver. you will see that coming up. >> now, thank you. >>> numerous ranging wildfires in the mountain tennessee. this video, taken inside a hotel. you can see the flames burping. firefighters are dealing with 70 mile-an-hour winds. now, the entire town is under evacuation orders. >> developing tonight, a plea for help from denver police. they are hoping for a tip that will solve a murder. this man, 77-year-old lewis easterday was killed last tuesday. 13th and mariman. he was found stabbed to deathed in of his car in the middle of the street with the hood up. answers. our jeff totd is -- jeff todd is live tonight, jeff, a lot of people are concerned. >> reporter: the biggest concern is the person who did this has not been caught. neighbors who live in this apartment complex have been telling e

-i go to indian springs camp as a counselor, that's what i do. and what's more, i get my choice of sections. i get to pick out the group of girls i want to take charge of. (kathy laughing) what's with kathy? some of the sharpest girls in school. you know, i think that's the real reason i came out so well. oh, you're a natural competitor. you like to win. -that's right, i do. why is it i like games and tests? i get real excited over winning. -well, it's the way you're made. you've always been that way. -doesn't everybody want to be at the top to be the best? -not me, i just want to be a happy slob. -oh stop it, you don't either. -you're the only one in the family that's win crazy. the rest of us are relaxed. -i'm not win crazy. were there any calls for me, mother? -nope. -upstairs. -kathy is on the stairs and when betty sees what she's reading, you're going to hear the biggest explosion in history in five seconds, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. this is the most unforgivable thing you've ever done. -this is my diary, my private person property and you, you little

bide sized taste of spring. the rain moved well off and away. the low pressure is stacked across the dakotas and minnesota. that means south winds and temperatures warming up. 43 brookfield. brown deer 44 degrees this morning. 44 waukesha. west bepd coming in this morning at 43. for today sunny and breezy day. a touch of spring in the high. high of 56. tonight the clouds come back and lows around 41. mostly cloudy tomorrow and the highs in the 40s. melinda: when you're on the go, take the weather watch 12 forecast with you. just download the wisn 12 news app. it's free for your smartphone or tablet. melinda: right now, we're following breaking news. members of a brazilian soccer team killed in an overnight plane crash. tim is live in the newsroom with the latest. plane when it went down overnight in south america. most of the passengers and crew are believed to be dead. the crash happened in a mountainous area near medell?n, colombia. emergency crews are at the crash site right now. among the passengers were members of the brazilian soccer team

we are treated to spring like day across southern wisconsin. this is the camera mounted at wixom industries. an airliner is lined up and ready to take off. 44 degrees. dew point is 36. overall. the winds southwest at 14 miles per hour. now, another vantage point. it is the third ward. the temperatures are in the low 40s as well. the sun is up at 7:01 and treated to a good amount of sunshine throughout the day. a couple of clouds will be filling in. the snow is flying across the dakotas and rain in minnesota. this low pressure is remaining stationary a morning and slowly moving to the north. with it, returning some of the clouds tonight and coupled with a disturbance tomorrow a couple of sprinkles. today the sunshine. winds are south, southwest aefrl 12-22 miles per hour. our model puts us at 54. i bet every bit of 56 is possible for us. a couple of clouds from time to time. at 5:00, dry throughout the day. grill tonight. now wednesday, clouds are returning. upper 40s torm. we are cooler tomorrow. still looking at above normal temperatures. the

kelly drive, spring garden blocked. some restrictions now, more coming in the coming hours. >>> on the big picture our crash on i-95 southbound by the betsy ross bridge is gone. no issues on the boulevard or the schuylkill expressway. there's a bad crash coming induce in talln township old 40-foot road a medical helicopter on the way. >>> preparation are underway for the oldest thanksgiving day parade in the nation. katherine scott is live at the inflation station with a whole host of characters filled with hot air. >> reporter: matt it is more and more crowded as more and more balloons are inflated. we're standing by olivia the pig at 20th and jfk. let's look below, what's an important part of this are the sandbags that are holding i -- olivia and the rest of the characters to the ground. there's a number of volunteers at 20th and jfk trying to inflate the balloons. behind olivia we have t-rex. the grinch, mr. potato head, a hungry caterpillar that's a favorite of my daughter bringing up the rear. at this point they ar

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spring valley and -- spring mountain, i should say. the valley winning that winning streak. all the highlights of those games and coming up in operation football. it feels like football weather but i'll send it back to you in the warm studio. >> you stay warm out there. that winning streak you were talking about is the third longest in all of high school football. tomorrow at the t-mobile arena in a world title fight. the champ undefeated at 30-0 with one draw. weighed in at 175 pound limit. so did opponent andre ward undefeated at 30-0. on so closely patch matched some analysts struggled to make their picks but to the fighters it is much simpler. >> it's simple. he don't like me and i don't like knock him down. that is my goal. odds are not in his favor. you would have to bet $230 on that just to win 100 to go the distance. >> jim: doesn't sound they'll be grabbing a beer after the fight. >> they have a lot of respect for each other as fighters but apparently something has happened. a lot of trash talk and that's him made angry. >> kevin: saturday morning sunshine and cool

let's go with spring tides. >> the answer is, you got it, spring tides. got nothing to do with seasons or anything like that, it's a term that means the tide is really springing back and forth and big ranges between the low amount of water. sloshing through -- >> is there such thing as other tides? >> steas the opposite of spring tides, between the new and full moons we have the neap tides when there's very minimal tidal range. >> all right. wow! >> neap tides. >> a lot going on in your meteorological world, barry. it's like another language. thank you. >>> coming up this morning, a super pill that really packs a punch. the local students behind an vitamins. every single day, more than 8,000 men and women are working together to create a stronger, smarter, more resilient system... so the 3 1/2 million people we serve have the energy they need. ? we serve new england, and energy brings us together. ? >>> it's a super pill to keep you healthy, the vitamins and supplements that you want all packed into a single dose. as dr. malcolm marshall tells us, steubil

you see across the valley from the east side to the spring mountains. temperature wise not glorious. boulder highway at 53. not much wind. they had a 20 miles per hour gust this morning. buffalo and make mead 48. and one more stop takes us to eastern park way 50 degrees and 25% relative humidity. wind not a factor. 5 miles per hour or less that is down from where they were per hour gust in summerland and a couple of neighborhoods close to that. outside the valley. cool wind wise and will hold until thursday before they come back they will come back noticeable as we get to friday and saturday. temperature wise, interesting the high of 57, three below. morning low was four above if that number does not change between now and mid night that air quality in the good category. and sparkle. we don't have problems as far as pollution or pollen. the over night lows the be i gotta change that. tell not be sunny at 5:00 a.m. 35 degrees. we will stay around the mid 30s in the morning. it is around the edges of the valley we can seat attaches get down to or below th

and on the backside we'll have the wind but the temperatures day school camera at spring mountains. not as gusty early this afternoon and then in advance of the front the clouds but you know what happened 've what happens when he have clouded they light up. it did not last long. that is near the turn off the kyle canyon out on the 95. they are howling. 42 miles per hour. with a gust of 61. that's outside the las vegas valley. in the northwest they are mroeg 24 with a gust of 46 and blowing around mild area in south end of town a modest relax agsz of the wind of 7 miles per hour with a gust of 40. here other wind they have been strong in summerland now at 31 near east side. 20 miles per hour and gusts exceeded 40 miles per hour. as summerland. we have that window 7:00 and 9:00 where we could see more gusts over 40 miles per hourful outside the valley indian springs twks. baity 24. peek gusts 40 up there. and the key thing to watch when the cold front will come and an ind caring indicator the wind turned in lincoln county. you can go about there and drifting southward. the mai front h

i remember taking my son when he was a little one to sota springs. i'm not sure i would call it a resort. more like a ski area. a little hill. it was fun. can't wait for ski season. let's start off with the time did weather this morning said we should expect clouds this afternoon. i think he was right. you will see clouds did move in. we'll start the evening off mostly cloudy. expect clearing and a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow. here at the studios, 63 degrees. a northeast breeze not blowing at all. temperatures in the 63 in downtown henderson. 48 at the mount charleston lodge. 65 in mesquite. and 63 in pahrump. officially for las vegas, 64 out at mccarran. 66 in san diego and 48 up in reno. tomorrow, a high of about 69 degrees. probably see a few low 70s on the far eastern side of the valley. it will warm up a few degrees. but we're also going to get some clouds and maybe some breezes in the afternoon. country. some lake-effect snow. you can see back east. nothing going on in the heartland. there's your low out in the pacific. that is spreading the

still 70 degrees near bermuda and warm springs. the wind is calm at the moment. up in the northwest near buffalo and cheyenne, eisenburg elementary, that was one of the original seven weather stations we installed back in september of 1994. it's still ticking. 66 degrees right now. if you are heading out for the evening, a little dog walk, very comfortable. mid-60s. 70s on the east side of town. pahrump 69. 67 at the lake. 76 in laughlin. mapping out your friday, temperatures will get rolling in the 60s. by 8:00 a.m., already 65. mid- to upper 70s at lunchtime. we'll peak around 80 before pulling back late in the afternoon. like today and yesterday and the day before that, not much in the wind dtm remember this time of year and spring time, wind, it's very common but it's also our friend because it keeps the air clean. we thought we might have a couple of high clouds over the mountain. no. this huge system out of the pacific, while it's going to the north now, that pattern will change and weather is about to bring november home by the middle of next week. current

>>> breaking news in silver spring. live pictures of blair montgomery high school students walking out of their classes in president donald trump. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm andrea roane. it's just one of countless protests across the country that have taken place since election day. delia joins us with reaction from students on why they were trying to prove something by walking out of class. delia? >> reporter: these students say they want to send a message loud and clear, we're live at westfield mall and this appears to be the meeting point for students from blair montgome school in kensington. you can see hundreds of students holding signs right outside the jc penney, we're not sure how long they will be here but we can tell you a good portion of the morning this protest has been underway. it started quite early as the a student from blair montgomery walked out of classes early this morning and began their protest marching down university boulevard. 400 students running down the street. of cours

i'm nervous you won't see those coming up this spring. temperatures around 45 at 5:00. we will warm up as the night goes on into the early morning hours. sunshine at 5:00 a.m., sunshine throughout the day, temperatures warming to record levels. a lot of sunshine in the forecast again. there is one issue tomorrow, it miles per hour, especially afternoon. kathy: thanks, mark. this month we have had three , days in the 70's and several more in the 60's. as meteorologist lindsey slater reports, it is not just people that are puzzled by the warm temperatures, but also our plans. >> your garden may still have plenty of color despite the change in season. at minors garden center, nursery manager shawn dybul says our warm weather is definitely throwing plants for a loop. >> yes plants do get confused. ,>> typically see this time of year, roses blooming and plan still growing because of this mild dybul says cut your roses down november. in spring, and wait to plant your bulbs and nursery trees until after the first hard freeze. if you don't you could have a , problem. >> they wi

last night one of them was honored at a ceremony at the university of colorado at colorado springs. our lauren dispirito has the story. >> reporter: it was at a basketball game a year ago when university officials first police officer garrett swasey, saying now it's only fitting to remember him and celebrate his life at the season home opener. at the university of colorado colorado springs, a ceremony to mark the last first in a year of painful firsts. the anniversary of campus police officer garrett swasey's death. before recognizing him at a basketball game, students and swasey's sacrifice with a candlelight vigil. >> celebrate swasey tonight and the police department, and be sure you celebrate first responders. >> reporter: last year swasey responded to the planned parenthood. he went to the scene. he is the first uccs campus police officer to be killed on duty. >> he didn't have to go and help. he did because he was a good officer and good man. it's really important. >> reporter: another man and a shooting and five law enforcement officers were hurt. at uccs, swasey is remembere

don't come back to prairie springs. [intense music] [trotting] [music intensifies] [nickers] i'm not serving no more meals, mister.r. it's kinda quiet today. - yeah, not much business. - i mean you. better turn that gun into me if you mind to stay a while. at crowd was yesterday. you know 'em? you're really awful quiet. look, young fella, why don't you ride on outta here. i wanna hear your stories. i didn't listen much yesterday. - who were they? - it won't do no good. you like to talk, and today i'm listenin'. i guess you'd find out, anyway. the name's macdonald. the boys with him were dark and jason. couple of fellas from town. mac works for judge culver. - the peace-loving judge? - yes, sir. he's a good man. macdonald's the ramrodod of the outfit. bad boy in many ways, but a good foreman. - where to find him? - around the judge's ranch. - where's that? - oh, any old which way. judge owns all the land around. owns mososof the town too. the ranch house, which way to that? ace. before he was judge.' [crowd cheering] [ch

>> crystal springs. you're going to tell those guys it's all right for me to move my herd. >> and if i don't? >> there's gonna be a funeral around here, with you as the chief attraction. (chuckles) my men'll be right after you. >> and i thought of that, too. you're going to abilene with us. get going, mister. >> on your way. >> hold it! get his horse, dusty. head over there. drop your gun! >> well, miss, i told you you wouldn't get away with this. ?? >> there's the cisco kid! >> cisco kid! >> get after them, pancho! are you all right, miss? >> i'm all right, cisco. >> shoot below the branch. (screams) >> we got him! hey, where is he? >> beats me. (laughs) >> guess pancho ain't so dead liou in the bulrushes, don't think pancho is a snake >> there are a few questions we want to ask you, mister, about this water toll business. get going! >> hey, cisco, you catch him? i got the rest of them. >> good work, pancho. get my horse, will you? i'll cover them. >> go on, get in there. >> here's another one, cisco. >

this is so far today from spring -- mountain spring saloon in mountain springs where we have been seeing as you c rainfall coming down. rainfall coming down right now as we speak. temperatures in the las vegas valley. this is about as warm as we're going to get. low to mid-60s. north las vegas at 63 degrees. mountain's edge, you are still at 57. henderson coming in at 62 right now. high temperatures today? like i said, this is pretty much it. 63 degrees. partly mostly cloudy skies. we've got scattered, mainly light showers. out toward mesquite quite a bit of activity during the overnight and we're still seeing it now. winds generally light. five to ten. overnight tonight, decreasing clouds. as the skies clear out that means the temperature going to drop. tomorrow morning 46 degrees. that will be our overnight low. let's look at the 7-day forecast. normal for this time of year is 64. while it feels cool we're only a tomorrow 64. winds pick up a little bit. it will come to an end as we get into the overnight hours. thanksgiving day sunny skies and 63 degrees. seasonable conditions. i think

is a spring forecast, in the upper 70's, maybe 80 degrees tomorrow. then it will be back to november weather for friday and the end of the weekend. here is your hour-by-hour. if you're making plans for this afternoon, you will not need a coat or jacket. not to say you could not take one. i would never presuppose that. i'm just suggesting it is shirtsleeve weather. perhaps a couple degrees warmer at it took a while for the suns it has and it will stay around all day. we will wake up to temperatures tomorrow that are a few degrees below our normal highs, so a very mild evening and overnight, temperatures in the 50's. futurecast keeps us with clear skies here through the rest of today and tonight. we get into tomorrow morning, a couple of clouds show up. the cloud level increases for the afternoon. this model has showers moving west of the metro area by 3:30 the weather could affect your drive home. afterschool activities tomorrow, super sales is your favorite store. but then it will quickly clear out tomorrow night, and it turns breezy and cooler. it wi

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this barn went up in flames on spring town road, the whipping wind challenging for firefighters. this tree branch fell on a car causing a fuel spill that led to traffic backups. snapped power poles knocked out electricity in many neighborhoods including the kensington house apartments. bitter wind knocked over porta- potties at fedex field before this is all that's left of a stop sign tonight in northeast d.c. the wind blew it down. at the national mall it wasn't the monuments, but the weather getting all the attention today. >> oh, it's very windy. >> well, you just got dragged by the wind and so did we. definitely feels a bit apocalyptic up here. >> reporter: yesterday we were in the low 70s, today about 25 degrees colder. >> we came in shorts and t- shirts yesterday and today we scrounged to find everything we could to stay warm, but we only have one day, so we're not missing out. >> reporter: the wind cuts right through you. it is expected to die down tomorrow, but conditions will be prime still for brushfires to pop up, so firefighters will be on high alert. reporting in d.c

low 80s for pahrump. 76 for indian springs. 78 for beatty and 76 for alamo. looking will at the las vegas area, it will be wall-to-wall sunshine, a pct but our record is at 82 degrees for this time of year. a couple of degrees off and we could potentially tie it. but you can see that's our forecast high. still very warm around here. some neighborhoods may actually reach that number. as we look ahead to the next few days, that toasty trend, well, it's still going to be pretty warm around here. dropping down to the mid-70s by friday. temperatures will still be significantly above normal, at least 6 degrees, 6 or 7 degrees really a light cooldown. literally turning down the notch just barely. mid-70s for saturday. certainly still doesn't feel like fall outside and overall, a lot of sunshine. >> it's bitter than freezing and better than burning up. >> yes. >> thank you. >>> president obama will soon be out of a job. but hey, he doesn't seem to mind. >> what president obama did to start election day and what he >>> today's election will mark the start of a new era

at least until spring training. >> how fast do they have that up. world series champions. big congratulations to all of the cub fans. >> arizona tourism leaders say despite who you may have been routeing for, it's actually a win, win for our state. >> that's because both teams play in the cactus lead. about 200 fans watched the game at good year ballpark. which is the spring training cleveland has had the second worst league attendance in the year. but the cubs had v had the best. >> our phone calls have increased dramatically in the last few weeks. specifically with, you know, watch parties and when are tickets going on sale and anything with a single game tickets, group tickets and our season tickets have already seen a 30% increase. >> and since the 20or played in the october classic, have averaged a 13% increase the next spring. so hopefully more people getting out and going to spring training. >> ballpark out there. they dealt with some rainfall. you guys saw the rain delays. will zoom in and look at this. most of the showers pushing through. they had another batch of

check out glenwood springs where bob locker says good morning from -- bob lockard springs. temperatures are not too bad this morning in the 20s and teens in the higher elevations and 30s for the lower elevations. mild temperatures for this time of year. the problem is the strong wind due to this storm up to our north. the low pressure will make a slow trek to minnesota and more cold air comes into the state which will keep the mountain snow machine going for another and bad news for travelers. east of the continental divide we will stay dry with just occasional clouds coming through and perhaps a snow shower or to squeezing out by tomorrow morning. that is not timber's weather story. our story is when the -- denver's weather story. our weather story is windy and and 30s on the western slope. watch this, we will take a tumble and for the first time in a long time we're talking below normal temperatures for denver. >> i just felt the chill as you said below freezing temperatures. here's a look at what is going on for the high country drive along i-70. quite a bit of mostly be

avon at 41. 36 in steamboat springs. we're not concerned about any mountain towns, but over the passes like vail pass and berthoud pass and approaches to the eisenhower and johnson tunnels there is snow this morning. we could pick up another perhaps inch of accumulation along a stretch of i-70 there on the east side of the eisenhower and johnson tunnels. meanwhile, in the foothills of jefferson county and boulder county, including along 119, conifer, evergreen, we do have light rain falling this morning. some beneficial moisture. most of us won't see any precipitation. got a lot going on, including a low pressure cut off from the main flow in the atmosphere. tomorrow it will be in arizona, meaning a lot of precipitation for arizona and new mexico. this low is cut off, it can basically do whatever it wants to do. it will come back to colorado friday, late in the day, and into early saturday. this is 9:00 p.m. friday that we're looking at. we will see rain for the southern half of the state. i don't think we're going to se