a safe place to stay until the storm passes. if you're considering donating to help people affected by the storm.... a arizona's attorney general. he says crooks are trying to cash in . so, the a-g's office says.. only so, the a-g's office says.. only donate to organizations you're familiar with. never give money to people saying they'll donate it for you. watch out for charites that have similar names to well-known charities. and... if someone is asking for your credit card or debit card number for a donation... the valley of the sun lives up to its name sunday, but widely scattered showers are expected across eastern and northeastern arizona this afternoon. lingering moisture and daytime heating will be the fuel for shower and storm development along the mogllon rim and north, as well as along the arizona and this sporty car... good morning everyone, time for your cup of joe, the arizona wildcats started the season with a tough loss in glendale and it hasn't gotten much better. startuibg quarterbcak anu solomon is out with an injury and the team had dropped three of five. since coming to arizona wildcats coach rich rodriguez had never lost to utah. wildcats wasting no time openi

the a-line are spreading. how the train to the plane is affecting people wanting to get a ride on the g-line. % >>> what our governor is now doing to help keep wildfires at bay. >> jason gruenauer is live now who officers are looking for. >> reporter: yes, actually two suspects, at least one could potentially be armed after an attempted robbery here on the corner in front of this apartment complex on as bury and york where a gunshot was fired into the ground here according to campus safety there's no threat. two people here on campus but they are looking for suspects. it happened around 11:00 last footprint of du's campus. actually just a bit -- less than a block away from the cenner for gifted children here at gu campus. this is an armed robbery attempt here according to campus safety. they are looking for two black males, about 5 '8" and dark clothing. denver police are also investigating here but again, just one shot was fired into the ground. it happened around 11:00. by midnight the all clear was given. originally people were told to stay in their homes but these suspects out on the loose. call denver police or

the team as pip gives us a complete breakdown of the game. plus-- more and more airlines are starting to ban a certain phone on flights. company that produces the phones. plus- a g-o-p headquarters goes up in flames after a vandalized attack. how our presidential candidates you know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme approve this message. of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence of any federal minimum wage. millions for him. not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, carolina is the target of a criminal act. police are investigating after a the office was vandalized and burned. the g-o-p headquarters in orange county north carolina was fire bombed and marked with graffiti that read: "nazi republicans get out of town or else." thankfully no one was at the building at the time of the attacks and no one was hurt. authorities say the office is no longer usable. the director of the other campaign locations. donald trum

a bit. brandon and i take you behind the scenes. here you go, steve. >> i'm anxious, it looks like you're on a field trip. the new g-line means quite a few changes in arvada. some things will stay the same. >> it needs to see something consistent in all those pictures. >> reporter: >> the photos that made us brace our inner historical ner money and awarenessor breast cancer buthis is also about a pictures from before and after hurricane on the southern side of the peninsula. >> tracking another hurricane, and a cool front in colorado. cooler air already starting to move in. we're sitting in the mid-60s now. we have current readings around billings and rapid city in the mid-30s. there is not a lot of kitchen coming in with this -- moisture coming in with this system but there is isolated shower, thunder and lightning coming across the foothills as well. that's going to settle in, only for one day, and the moisture is so limited. we'll be hardpressed to see a shower. we could use some moisture down here. brief rain and shower on the i-70 corridor. midday clearing, and a warm that up kicks off again on thursday. so to

the trump campaign says the a-g's actions are partisan.. and has ignored the clinton foundation's activities for years. and donald trump is bringing his campaign to the valley this morning. tickets are free.. but they're first come, first serve. you can register for tickets on trump's website. hillary clinton on the campaign trail in ohio this afternoon -- ripping into donald trump for living a billionaire's lifestyle while "contributing nothing to our nation." this after a new york times report revealed trump declared nearly a billion-dollars in losses -- and might have legally avoided paying federal income taxes for nearly 20 years. rigged system that he claims he's gonna change. the whole story tells us everything we need to know about how trump does business." clinton also took a moment to say how thrilled she was to have n-b-a superstar and ohio native, lebron james, endorse her. before trump and clinton meet next sunday for their second debate.. their running mates will debate tomorrow in virginia. it's the only time republicac kaine w

-m-c truck ran a red light and hit the chevy. the g-m-c then flipped and hit a light pole. the 20-year-old driver, eduardo urrutia was pronounced dead at the scene. a 20 year old passenger-- also injured. the 50 year old driver and 18 year old passenger of the g-m-c were caught fire after a rollover crash near desert inn and theme road. police say the car may have been street racing the driver and passenger were taken to the hospital where the passenger later died. the female driver is believed to be impaired. no word on the possible charges she may face./// ((sherry swensk)) >>> good saturday afternoon everyone... it's been a breezy first day of october, but a beautiful one. ...... just a few clouds out there and those gusty southwest winds have been increasing through the afternoon... with steady winds between 15 and 20 mph in many neighborhoods. ........... gusts have made it up to 35 mph at red rock... 40 at hoover dam. the air is dry and will dry out even more as this large area of low pressure ............. through the evening wi

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a part of their journey. >> hello! >> as the sun roast over philadelphia, as the sun rose over philadelphia, so did about a thousand people who laced up for day two of the susan g. komen three day. >> 60 miles, not a lot. >> no, been through this before. been there, done that. got my music. >> for many here the cause is personal. >> next week is my 11th cancer-anniversary. >> doctors diagnosed her with breast cancer in 2005, after routine mammogram. thanks to treatment, she survived. >> stay positive. that's the most important thing. >> now each year she joins her pinning family for 60-mile walk over three days in order to raise awareness and money for cancer research. >> there may be a few aches and pains along the way, but it is nothing compared to what people are going through chemo and other things like that. are up against. >> but, in the midst of pain, they say is the community they found along the way. each year jim hillman of san jose, california walks in all seven cities that host the event. >> i get involved because my mom passed away from breast cancer in 2004, whether you are down emotionally, physically, always thereto support you and to lift you u

a draw on government. donald trump and congressman hardy -- divisive and dangerous. donald trump is blaming hillary clinton's supporters for the firebombing of a g-o-p headquarters in north caroli. officials say someone threw a flammable substance... into the party's office in hillsborough. the fire caused damage inside the building... before the flames went out. a message that compares republicans to nazis... was spray-painted on a nearby building. a state g-o-p official says the firebombing was meant to send a message. (dallas woodhouse, exec. director, state republican party): "it is meant to scare and intimidate people from volunteering, from working at this office and from working at other offices across the necessary precautions to do whatever it takes to keep our people safe and keep them working." trump tweeted that quote "animals representing hillary clinton" are behind the attack. clinton's campaign called the attack horrific and said it's grateful that everyone is safe. investigators are looking into the incident. a big homecoming weekend for senator tim kaine-- as he attended his high school reunion at rockhurst. but some protestors

the second half of 2014. then it just fell off a cliff in 2015. in fact, by the second quarter of 2015, b&g actually saw its sales shrink by 4.6%. unforgivable. and that's why the stock spent a couple of years lagging behind the averages. then b&g foods got its groove back. from august of last year through today, the stock has rallied an astounding nearly 60%. how did they pull it off? to put it simply, b&g went back buying high-quality but neglected brands because they're old-fashioned by their parent companies who no longer feel there's a lot of growth. then they breathe new life into them. specifically, a little over a year ago, in a genius move for both companies candidly, b&g foods told us it was buying green giant and le sueur brands, leaders in frozen and canned vegetable space. they bought it from general mills for $765 million in a transformational deal for them because they got better brands, and for general mills because they became more natural and at the same time, management said that the acquisition would be immediately additive to the company's earnings per share and free ca

the kitchen does not make you a model. >>> absolutely bonkers tonight in sports. that will had to do with temple, which we will get to. first the eagles, first time the e-a-gill face a divisional opponent when they battle washington on the road. their star tight ends jordan reed sixth in the nfl in catches has been ruled out with a concussion. that's huge loss for kirk cousins, who has lost his favorite target. big lost for the eagles is lane johnson suspension, so, in his place steps big v. halapoulivaati vaitai will start at right take he will, his first career start, the rookie fifth rounds pick out of tcu has some big shoes to fill and talks about what he needs to do to succeed on sunday. >> calm down, just focus, that's what jason peters tells me all the time. trust his technique, trust his offense, you will be fine. >> as you get into the football game, if you see maybe a guy is needing some help, we can obviously help him with backs, anti-ends, as teams will do, but if everything is great, and going as planned, and no, we just roll. >>> tomorrow morning we will get you ready for the birds in d.c. with toyota sunday kickoff. the fun gets going at 11:

in the letter - the committee gives the g-s-a two weeks to hand over a list of g-s-a cars with recallsa&maintenance recordsa&the agency's recall and repair practicesa&and more.take joce/greenscreenthe gsa says it has a robust program for dealing with recalls and when it comes to federal workers - if a stop drive order is issued - they take immediate action and pull the car from the fleet. but those orders aren't common. as for selling those recalled cars to you - the gsa says 98- fiscal 2016 didn't have recalls they could take action judge. judge? judge? judge? judge? grassley? here! he's always here. u-s special operations forces are acting as spotters for targeted airstrikes. us special operation forces are acting aspires for targeted airstrikes. special ops a more frequently the tip of the stair in military operations in there in greater demand than ever before. >> to show you what it takes to be the best of the best, national correspondent scott takes you to an imaginary war zone to observe a real exercise in the making of a green beret.>> reporter: six times year the serene central

a high school. four students were wounded on tuesday when shots range out in the pash g lot for june jordan school for equity. they have not released details about the suspects under arrest. >>> the oakland police department is reelg from a new sex scandal involving ryan walterhouse. he was arrested and charged with engaging in a sex act with a prostitute and warning her about under cover police stings much deputy chief says the crimes happened both on and off duty. he is charged with two felony counts of obstructing justice and one misdemeanor count related to prostitution. he's expected in court for tomorrow. >>> in the south bay funeral services were held for miss flo douglas. the 88-year-old was remembered at st. paul missionary baptist church. the same church where she taught sunday school and hemmed with charity events. last month she was beaten during a home invasion robbery. she never recovered and died in the hospital. the man who attacked her is in custody and now faces a murder charge. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump are making nice for a few hours this evening. >> they are sitting at

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the root of that chord is a g note. her notes in the g chord would be the g and the b or the third, moving up to the fifth, which is d, and then, in the octave, another g at the top. you can use those notes to create an interesting line, you know, that's the first-- those are the most common tones, the most inside notes to play that will agree with what the piano player is playing. oh, let's try that again. yeah, right. (tesar) after we agree on the basic harmony, we can still shape each individual chord a little bit differently. the page may call for e minor, 7, a-7, d major, 7, so it'll give us a description of chords. but i can play the chords in different registers. i can play them close. i can spread the notes out so i can change the general texture of the chord, so we have the freedom to improvise harmonically. a very important thing to be listening for is the soloist. i have got to listen to that person and play forms of the chord that are hopefully going to best complement the melodies that the soloist is playing

the standards. they say it's a complex problem to fix. all of this means no one can answer when the new g line will open. >> reporter: it can be frustrating. >> i mean i have no idea when it will station, shiny tracks. >> i mean, it's going to be a waiting game for sure. >> reporter: but no trains are stopping at the 41st and fox station north of downtown. >> it's like a ghost town here. >> reporter: rtd's new g line that runs from union station to arvada and wheat ridge was scheduled to open this fall, but today the rtd announced it can't open until the on going solved. >> we need a specific plan, present it to the federal railroad administration, get the feedback on it, and see what we can implement to address the concerns expressed. >> reporter: the problems are the same ones we've been telling you about for months. the timing of the crossing gates, and the safety system that controls the train's speed. the g line will use the same system which is designed to prevent accidents. a trains are on time 87 better than june when the rtd general manager told us he wanted it in the mid-90s. ag

the storm....a warning today from arizona's attorney general. attorney general. he says- crooks are trying to cash in . so, the a-g's office says- only donate to organizations you're familiar with. never give money to people saying they'll donate it for you. watch out for charites that have similar names to well-known charities. and... if someone is asking for your credit card or debit card number for a donation... that's a red flag. we'll have more on hurricane matthew coming up at 10:30. coming up at 10:30. caught on camera-- a thief... holds up a valley shell gas station. police are down that man tonight. down that man tonight. this happened about two weeks ago... near 40th street and southern. surveillance video from the store shows the man walking in... pretending to be a customer. he even asks to find a certain product. but soon after, he whips out a gun and demands money. gun and demands money. says, "it was 8 am so it's broad daylight and you can see there's people in the background probably heading to work. so the fact that he brandished a weapon in broad daylight in a well populated area is very concerning

the cars circa found up for auction had been leased out by the g-s-a and used by 23 different government armya&navya&marinesa&home land securitya&state departmenta&even the executive office of the president.the g-s-a didn't respond to specific questions about the use of recalled cars by federal workers. when it comes to auctioning them off - g-s-a did warn buyers there could be recalled cars in the bunch - telling them to check with local dealers or another arm of the feds - nhtsa - to know for sure."meadows: we'll take immediate action on thisa&a&we have to be a lot disclosure as a federal agency and i'm hopeful that because of the work your team has done that we'll start to see some real progress with the gsa in the near future."i'm joce sterman, for circa. next on the fox 28 news at nine -- --he can't hold a pom pom, but that doesn't stop this four- legged friend from cheering on his team.we'll introduce you to a team mascot named walter team. we will introduce you to a team mascot called -- winston. >> the radar tells the tale of a bumpy night in store for eastern iowa. meteorologist

box in the businesses to collect funds and when requested, the caller does not give a name or fake name or number or even the number to the susan g coman headquarters in dallas. they do not put donation in businesses unless there is an event with a coman representative present. >> today, we celebrate colombus day, the name of the man who is credited with discovering the americas. >> it was a day off for some, and others, a great weekend with there's the nevada way. work hard. play by the rules. pay your taxes. and then there's the danny tarkanian way. $17 million in a failed development scheme. worse, tarkanian refused to pay it back, sticking taxpayers with the bill. the danny tarkanian way? the wrong way for nevada. impact on parts of north carolina. traffic is a nightmare around the raleigh area because of a section of the major interstate is flooded out. >> i can only imagine. it's not clear how long the interstate will remain closed or when traffic will start moving again. in the meantime, we understand that more than 20 are dead in the u.s. and several still missing as a result of matthew. >> can you believe the flood water

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authorities in north carolina are still searching for a suspect in the firebombing of a g-o-p office.police say a molotov cocktail was thrown through the window of the building more than a week ago. a building nearby was also tagged with graffiti. investigators are offering a reward for information leading meanwhile.. new york police are investigating a white powdery substance found at hillary clinton's campaign headquarters. officials were alerted after campaign workers found the powder in an envelope. initial tests on the powder came back negative for harmful substances. police are working on trying to find out who sent it. taking a look at the campaign trail in ?wisconsin? in the days ahead, governor scott walker and senator ron johnson will be campaigning together at the g-o-p field office in waukesha tomorrow night. in the state on tuesday, making stops for her mom in madison, la crosse and stevens point. it is now on this sunday morning.much more still to come on live at daybreak... including.. fighting in iraq.. what iraqi forces are doing now to try and push isis out and retake thei

the a line. starting next month the ride provide shuttle will stop and the g line won't be ready. the a line, the service that takes you to the airport, needs new software to help with the timing issue at certain crossings. rtd said the g line was supposed to start this fall, but not given an exact date. we've prideed ourselves in. and our determination was we shouldn't. >> reporter: because they are losing that funding from rtd, that shuttle from arvada will stop. there are alternatives available, including the b line or a bus service along u.s. 36. we have more details on those options available now at cbsdenver.com. live at union station, shawn chitness, cbs4 morning news. >>> thank you, shawn. time for weather and traffic here on this friday. good morning. >> good in happy friday to you, britt. good morning, everybody. our cbs4 weather watcher danny martinez in thornton reporting 37. we are above freezing here in the metro area. and we'll stay above freezing at least for all of us along the front range. in the mountains it's cold. 21 on the north side of breckenridge according

the county by 38-thousand. michael guju...a former chair of the pinellas g-o-p... downplays the new and narrow democratic edge. statewide... the number of democrats to mail in ballots so far is just barely more than republicans. that is a bit of a change from the past... one that may bode well for democrats-- who have typically done better on election day itself. if you're still undecided... the third and final presidential debate is tomorrow... you can watch right here on fox 13... beginning at 9 p-m. north carolina's governor has vowed to hunt down the people who firebombed a g-o-p office... how ??democrats are stepping up to help rebuild-- coming up. and typhoon sarika is making landfall in china. and people there are already dealing with deadly flooding. i love you so much. that's why i bought six of you... for when you stretch out. i want you to stay this bright blue forever... i can't live without you. and that's why i will never, ever wash you. protect your clothes from the damage of the wash with downy fabric conditioner. it not only softens and freshens...

a number of women looking to collect funds. or place donation boxes outside businesses. they say the caller does not give a name or gives a fake name and number. or the number to the susan g komen headquarters in dallas. the foundation says it does not use donation boxes except at events with a foundation representative present. centennial hills hospital continues to grow, allowing more patients to recieve care. the hospital just added 36 new private rooms for patient care. 20 rooms are located in the nursing unit for medical or surgical patients. and 16 will be used for immediate and advanced medical care. the medical marijuana industry is budding. clark county is home to the highest number of medical marijuana patients in the state. but the age group, using medical marijuana the most, is industry. fox5's cyndi lundeberg breaks down the numbers. <

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the a-line is fixed. things are not looking good. the a line and g-line will yauz the same technology. it has never gone seven days in a row without some sort of malfunction. until the a-line is problem free for a full week, the g- line will remand on hold. of 2016 opening date. >> it would affect a lot of people in their homes. >>> rt d says the contractor is fined more than a million dollars. >>> the broncos are off today hoping to snap a two game losing streak when they host brock osweiler and the houston texans in town. they say it's important to get off to a fast start this time around and establish the run. >> got to start fast. we know that as a team. we have to start faster and finish better. you lose two games in a row you're going to come out and do everything better. you have to start so definitely looking for that. >> fingers crossed. broncos corner back head lined the classic 2017 at the colorado sports hall of fame. bailey spent ten years with the broncos and was joined by rockies star. colorado football player and class and handful of other athletes. >>> colorado's third

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a key to the city. he's been diagnosed with a life threatening medical condition. >> . the volunteers are fix t-g for free. >> . the center saw a need and filled it. ten months ago. >> . since then. it's really picked up. >> . we fix about any where between ten and 15 pikes every week. >> . the biggest need here according to to volunteers is tires. more than 50 percent of the work tubes. luck tkeuly thanks to doe in this donations the parts come from local bike shops. bike mechanics. donate their time too. >> to give the homeless a reliable way to get them back on their feet. >> what a great program. every city had them. truly an american icon. >> . the city of arvada is actually giving its water tower a facelift. >> . why this means so much. to the modern city. >> . there it sits. >> really an amenity. providing water for the people. and a landmark for visitors. 150 thousand gallons of water. to the good people of arvada. over a century of colorado weather took its toll. >> . a little facelift is in order. >> it needs a new coat of point. and the structure itself. >> . that's where kpwaoeus like

the service was broadcasted at saint vincent college student center for those who were not able to get a seat inside the cathedral. palmer won 62 titles during his tenure on the p-g-a. he died at the age of 87. yo stories that are trending today.. just head to our website, ktnv.com this morning our whole team is tracking hurricane matthew.... coming up at five...we're hearing from passengers who are stuck on a cruise ship that's trying to brave the storm... new images from space just in to our newsroom right after that hurricane made landfall... i'll have the latest on the storm, next. : happening now on good morning shelter overnight... the east side of the valley. and donald trump is in las vegas this morning...preparing for a busy day. polls show him and hillary clinton neck-and-neck in our state. but first...hurricane matthew is passing over cuba, heading for the bahamas right now. on your left is a look at the radar... at this hour, people in the southeast u-s are packing up and trying get out ahead of the category four hurricane. 0:00 - 0:03 nats of rushing waters through the streets in haiti. hurricane matthew damaged houses, downed trees and collapsed a b

a friend of almost 60 years and not feel an enormous loss. remember when arnold palmer touched your life....touched your heart. and please, don't forget why. arnold palmer won sixty-two titles on the p-g-a tour and helped grow golf to worldwide recognition. the southeast is bracing for hurricane matthew. that includes florida - where you can see long lines of cars... as people wait to fill their gas tanks. south carolina's governor says if the path of the storm doesn't change - she will order a million prople to evacuate the coast. "this is nothing something that we want to play with. if you don't get out in time, you might actually get stuck and i think that's worst case scenario is to be stuck on the coast and have no place to go because you didn't right now - hurricane matthew is pounding the caribbean. dianne gallagher has more on how people in its path... are preparing for the worst. the strongest hurricane to hit haiti since 19-64... landfall early tuesday morning... battering the beaches with torrential downpours, dangerous flooding and winds of 145 mph bending trees in half... the devastation there is expected to be great... more than six-thousand people evacuated to shelters

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a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. donald trump is blaming hillary clinton's supporters for the firebombing of a g-o-p headquarters in officials say someone threw a flammable substance... into the party's office in hillsborough. the fire caused damage inside the building... before the flames went out. a message that compares republicans to nazis... was spray-painted on a nearby building. a state g-o-p official says the firebombing was meant to send a message. (dallas woodhouse, exec. director, state republican party): "it is meant to scare and intimidate people from volunteering, from working at this office and from working at other offices across the state. but going to take the necessary precautions to do whatever it takes to keep our people safe and keep them working." trump tweeted that quote "animals representing hillary clinton" are behind the attack. clinton's campaign called the attack horrific and said it's grateful th everyone is safe. investigators are looking into the incident. a new federal ban may prevent you from boarding your next flight. note 7 phone is no longer allowed on flights-- after reports of battery f

the problems with the a line could delay the opening of another new line. open up that g line to arvada until the problems with the a line are fixed. this impacts so many of you. we know a lot of you use that train to the plane every day. we actually just saw a train come in here to union station from d.i.a. and it was packed, standing room only, filled with people coming here to downtown denver. so a lot of you rely on the a line. but other lines, too, and rtd says they want to be as transparent as they can be. on tuesday they told us that g line can't until until the a line is fixed. november 5th is the ted line. they must come up with a fix -- led dine. they must come up with a fix. those are the issues you've been hearing about. we've been telling you about those. if that deadline isn't met, rtd says it could have to temporarily stop the train or use buses to meet government safety standards. plan, present that to the federal administration, get their feedback on it and see what we can implement to address the concerns that have been expressed. >> reporter: so the tra

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the car was never repaired./// ((christianne klein)) >>> a scary situation in atchison, kansas, after a major chemicali accidentally mixed together at the m-g-p sewage plant this morning --- the leak caused a reaction that formed a dark fog over the city. around 11-thousand atchison residents were urged to shelter in place, roads were closed and schools were evacuated. a hospital treated at least 52 people for respiratory discomfort-- officials say one person is in i-c-u. the fog has now lifted and the situation is improving./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a new mural now stands at shooting in u-s history. last night the gates surrounding the pulse nightclub in orlando were opened to the public for the first time since the june 12th shooting. mark lahman reports. (singing nats) "but i feel your true colors shining through." friends, family and survivors coming together overnight... in writing heartfelt messages across a one of a kind piece of art. it was created by this man. (nats) "we'll always have the heart open to love... to spray love, to love each other." the artists name is mister brainwash. he says he created the mural not only because

some of the breweries closest to the action at g- a-b-f aren't participating at all... on purpose. it costs brewers 250 dollars to get in...and then they have to offer all the beer samples and other goodies for free. "call to arms brewery" and "cerebral brewer" are close by - but won't be true to their vision - and their budget - is more than enough to grow their business. ski season is right around the corner... now - skiers and boarders have something else to look forward to - new runs at eldora mountain resort. eldora's general manager says - they're adding three new runs - and replacing two lifts - with a single high-speed lift. they hope to have the new runs - which will add about 15 acres of ski space - open sometime around christmas. there was once a at ikea, we believe that everything - from your lamp to your couch - should work as hard as you do. that green living is something everyone can afford. that you can sacrifice everything but a good night sleep. and we believe your furniture should last happily ever after. tropical storms - is something we all expect... and when yo

the c-e-o of m-g-m resortsjim murren says he's actively working to bring an n-b-a team to las vegas the m-g-m resorts head says that it would not be an expansion team, but most likely a relocation of an existing team. there is no word on which team that would be. we have reached out to m-g-m but are still waiting for a comment. . a woman is found dead on the sidewalk of a westside they responded to a call of gunshots just before one this morning. detectives believe this could be domestic related. tonight is the night! the i-15 northbound ramp connecting you to the 95 will be closed and will stay closed until february.... instead you'll be rerouted to the m-l-k flyover. the southbound 15 ramp that connects to the 95, and the m-l-k off ramp will also be shut down. coming up on action news live at 5 -- we have team coverage about! car-nado is happening tonight and live drive is already out on the roads action news anchor chris king will have a complete report -- later tonight. then later.. all new on 13 action news live at 6.. in a story you asked us to investigate... a valley man says a r

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a north carolina republican party official - reacting to the firebombing of a g-o-p party office o swastika and the words "nazi republicans leave town or else" were reportedly spray painted on an adjacent building. the state g-o-p tweeted its appreciation... ..after clinton's campaign tweeted a note of sympathy. ...but trump on twitter ramps up claims that the election is being rigged. donald trump / -r- presidential nominee "the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations." trump supporters, including former new york mayor rudy giuliani, arguing that trump isn't talking about the actual voting process. rudy giuliani / fmr. new york mayor: "when he talks about a 'rigged election,' he's not talking about the fact that it's going to be rigged at the polls." but when challenged ... giuliani backtracked... seeming to allow for the possibility of election rigging. rudy giuliani / fmr. new york mayor: "there are a few places where they've been notorious for stealing votes. what they do is they leave dead people on the rolls, and then they pay people to vote thos

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a north carolina g-o-p office vandalized and firebombed over the weekend. now, donald trump is blaming hillary clinton supporters. whirring... ...cover it up. in this week's made in eastern iowa... meet a dunkerton man who never had any use for a sewing machine... until he made a livelihood using one. good monday morning! it's 5 o'clock on october 17th. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara plan on a warm and windy day! clouds this morning , will be quick to lift north as warm and breezy conditions take over. there is no precipitation anticipated with either the warm front today or cold front tonight. highs will be within a few degrees of record in some spots, and we'll be monitoring the potential of breaking these. records are as follows: cedar rapids, 86, 1950. dubuque, 86, 1950. waterloo, 86, 1910. iowa city, 88, 1950. plan on dry conditions tomorrow and wednesday with only a small rain chance still on track for thursday morning.today : partly sunny, windy, mostly clear. wind: w 10-20 low: 59 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: nw

a very small medical device."we're talking grain of sand or poppy seed small... the device is a sensor...aimin g to solve a big problem. "fewer than half of all patients pretty much anywhere in the world take their medicines correctly." but with the sensor embedded in a pill...physicians can track intake.the sensor's safe to consume and is f-d-a approved....it's activated by acid in your stomach and sends a heartbeat-like signal to an adhesive bandage worn by the patient."that bandage is recording your rest and your activity and your heart rate and it's also listening for the identifier of the pills you've taken." a bluetooth connection with the patient's smartphone collects the data from the bandage and encrypts it."the patient can elect to share the information with the physician but then it remains private between the two of them." medical centers are using the sensors with medications such as ones for hypertension ....but expansion is on the horizon."i can envision a day when there would be no real indication to have what we would refer to as a "dumb" drug. why wouldn't you want a smart drug

a blue sedan... the driver of that car is expected to be okay./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a warning tonight... as scam artists target people with a heart for giving. the local "susan g. komen" office tells us a woman is calling local businesses... asking them to place a donation box in their building. but the organization says they would never put boxes in businesses... unless it was part of an official event. if you get a call about the scam... report it to susan g. person calling./// ((denise valdez)) >>> relief is on the way. ((dave courvoisier)) >> when the loma fire that's been burning in northern california for two weeks now... could finally be extinguished./// news music voice over: "you're watching the valley's news leader with dave courvoisier, when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. this is 8 news now at ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the "loma fire" co

the a-line. the a-line to the airport needs timing issue at certain crossings. rtd says the g-line is supposed to start this fall, but they have not given an exact start date. >>> a man is wanted in connection with a shooting in federal heights. it happened yesterday morning at a mobile home park on federal near 100th avenue. investigators say a 19-year-old shot another man after an argument. the victim was hit in the hand and the leg, and is in the before police arrived and he apparently is still on the run. >>> denver's boo at the zoo starts tomorrow. to get everyone in the mindset for halloween, bodie the elephant crushed two 600-pound pumpkins. you can see the elephant and the other animals at boo at the zoo this weekend and next weekend saturday and sunday 9:00 to 5:00. junior weather watcher, breanna, i've been waiting to see you all morning. she's in the colorado weather center with ashton. good morning. >> good morning to you, britt. i am having a terrific time getting to know breanna. good morning. >> good morning, ashton. >> you are our cbs4 junior weather watcher. w