launch of our new icon at the airport i think of if in the context of starting a new era in the transformation of 70 at the beginning of a $5.7 billion capital program including the tower, excluding major terminal renovations and including a grand hyatt hotel on the airport and conveniences and amenities that continue to elevate us oas world-class airport for the next 5 or 8 years will be tremendously existing this tower is truly special for the airport the collaboration and the partnership was tremendous from day one and i think the trust that the faa showed in sfo that we could deliver this successfully was a wonderful acknowledgement of what sfo can do as a team and airport i think about the innovation of this tower that is you'll notice some interesting features including the offset design it gives great viability for the the air traffic controllers and the schematic destine it is the first vertical concrete did i get it right jim - concrete structure in the us that withstands a 8 point plus earthquake following events and also the ne

. >> this is out by the airport. let's look on a map right here you can see where we're talking about. we when we're talking about over -- if you are familiar with that. the park off site and take the shuttle back to the airport. again two officers shot, two officers down. we don't know their conditions at this point. obviously, a lot of law enforcement in that area right now. with we have several brews headed to the area as well. you can imagine they're trying to get ambulances in there and also trying to get these officers in there the streets closed off so it's tough to navigate at this time. this is veryc tonight. i understand workers at the airport called us here at the station wondering what's going on why all the sirens. now they obviously know why. again our reporters are also working this story. >> they're calling their police resources and so far the sources have said we're headed to scene right now we're responding to this as well to see what's going on and try to help our officers. reports on twitter that

elsewhere 45 west bend. 49 at the airport. we talk about the sunshine for today and mid 50s and rain is returning to the forecast later in the day on tuesday. just a couple of cars rolling through brookfield there. across the freeway, light volume, low travel speeds. no crashes to slow you down. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. . >> hundreds of people in south korea are suing the cell phones. >> hundreds have signed up for the lawsuit, this is where the phone is actually made. their lawyer is saying that the clients want samsung to pay them for the exchange and the hours and psychological harm for using a dangerous product. one person drove 8 hours just to return the phone. the company recalled all galaxy hundred incidents of the batteries overheating and catching on fire. a possible class action lawsuit is pending in the u.s., a group plans to take the case to the new jersey federal court. back to you. >> tim, thank you. 5:09. he's one of the kings of comedy. >> bill murray making us laugh for decades and the

want to get back to now our shot from sky three of trump's plane at the airport. we see him loading up. >> maria: the caravan is moving. here is a look at the lineup there. they are getting ready to hit the road. you see metro preceding this entire entourage. hilary made her way to our town the question is does to where he is staying for the night or swing by unlv. >> jim: may be get a look at the stage. traffic tie ups are gij the secret service does a rolling blockade through intersections to keep the motor kayed going. this is trump's plane came in a couple hours after clinton they are here the night before the debate. recipients getting a raise but this is a tiny one. it is.3%. that amounts to an extra $4 a month. this is the fifth year in a row older americans are settling for lower raises blame it for a low inflation rate. >> jim: news three is your weather authority. as we have been talking the past days the winds will kick up. be kicking up. they sneak in the astronomy. >> jim: you were wondering whether you should be sad. >> tom: incredible picture by nasa

over night clouds are lingering and temperatures at the airport 50s. we hold in the 50s for the day. the north winds 8-18 miles per hour and diminishing. we look at the hit clouds. friday bright 123450i7b cooler and highs in the low 50s. we started with the 40s and 50s this morning. 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. ben: now to our big story this morning, the final presidential debate of the 2016 election. donald trump and hillary clinton met face-to-face in las vegas last night. getting a lot of attention. tim: especially with the election less than 20 days away. abc news' maggie rulli is in washington with the latest. >> in yet another debate filled with more memorable moments. a basic foundation of democracy steals the show. >> do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely, sir, that you will absolutely accept the result of this election? >> i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense, okay? >> well, chris, let

trish: breaking right now everyone, the lond an city airport evacuated in a suspected chemical incident. 26 people are currently being treated for breathing difficulties and sickness. two people hospitalized. i'm trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report." this is a developing story and in just a short time we're going to our sister network for live pictures out of london. you are looking there at a picture of london city airport. all flights into and out of london city airport are currently halted. passengers are being evacuated from that airport. they have moved onto the tarmac in some cases while investigators try and figure out exactly what the source of this is. it's being described as, quote, a chemical incident. so again, we're going to be getting live pictures from london in just a moment. but i'm joined by ashley webster. you know, ashley, when anything like this happens, this is obviously a peculiar situation in that they're calling it a chemical incident. are they suspecting terrorism? >> reporter: you certainly can't rule it out of this stage, trish, because

our jogger art if scratch people appreciate our work here. >> so you feel like out of captured the airportere. >> this is its own the city the airline crews and the bag handlers and the frequent travels travelers and we've established relationships it feels good. >> when i get lunch or come to eat the food i feel like i'm not city. i was kind of under the assumption you want to be done with our gifts you are down one time not true >> we have a lot of regulars we didn't think we'd find that here at the airport. >> people come in at least one a week for that the food and service and the atmosphere. >> the food is great in san francisco it's a coffee and i took an e calorie home every couple of weeks. >> i'm impressed i might come here on my own without a trip, you know, we have kids we could get a babysitter and have diner at the airport. >> this is a little bit of things for everybody there's plenty of restaurant to grab something and go otherwise in you want to sit you can enjoy the experience of local food. >> tell me about the future food. >> we're hoping to bring newer concepts out in s

several roads and interstates will be closed around the airport and thomas and mack. fox5's faith tanner takes us through the detours. <<"i can't wait until it's over!" all eyes are on las vegas... for the final presidential debate. it's exciting to watch on t-v, but if you live here and need to get to work or school... (traffic nats) maybe not as fun. (traffic nats) prime time for road closures? 4 to 10 p-m wednesday. "if you have the candidates coming in i mean they have to be protected they have to be the is what it is but i'll have to leave earlier for work" you may want to avoid these closures: southbound i-15 from sahara... all the way down to the 215. and eastbound 215 through the airport connector to russel road. leave early if you need to catch a flight: from the airport, watch out for roving restrictions on russel road to maryland parkway and maryland parkway... up to tropicana. westbound tropicana from maryland parkway to swe and in front of the thomas and mack... swenson street. "this is the first time i've ever seen something like this so it's crazy" take

mcqueen, ceo and president of the akron canton airport. happy anniversary. >> thank you, jim. >> 70 years and boy has it grown, huh? >> it has. i can tell you it is not the same airport that it was when i walked through the doors way back in 1982. >> everybody really loves it there. i mean, the convenience of it and there just isn't such a pace to it there. it's a little bit more relaxed and people go there and they feel a little bit better abou convenient for people and to provide a wonderful airport experience while you're there. a little bit smaller, a little bit easier to get in and out of so it's really been our niche in the marketplace. >> tell me if you're thinking of going somewhere and the -- and you wonder about the akron canton airport and what it can offer, some of the great trips or some of the airlines going out there that you can get to good destinations. >> we have american, we have united. we have delta, we have southwest, we have spirit and we have great nonstops down into the florida market. >> everybody now wants nonstop

officially in the airport that was a few degrees off the record low today. downtown milder at 41 degrees. bailey said 58 and fox field -- so everybody kind of on the cool side. 47 now in dia, 46 person humidity, steady barometer and the southwest reasons, 40 degrees last hour and it's warmed up by 7 degrees. all the ski area there coded in snow. this is sunset over kendrick lake. very dramatic because that's shot from lakewood. 20s and 30s over the eastern plains, tomorrow you start to feel the warm up. 60s, 70s, near 80 degrees for the western plains. 60s and 70s out west. here's the denver forecast, mostly clear skies an lows and then for tomorrow mostly sunny and warmer and low 70s above normal for this time of year and we stay that way. look at that near 80 degrees reading on 75 sunday, for bronco monday 72 degrees. the kickoff in the game -- 60s and then we stay in the 70s for wednesday and thursday of next week and cool it down to a little more seasonable as we get to next weekend. >> thanks, ed. >>> maybe this video will get you in the mood for hallow

on the drive out to the airport is looking nice. pena boulevard this morning. but here is the main issue. we have a power outage still due to a blown transformer that's affecting about 27,000 xcel energy customers. we don't have an estimated time when this will be fixed. traffic impacts, lights will be impacted from yosemite to sable and colfax to >>> the battle for mosul could crete a humanitarian crisis. and we have the latest on an american casualty. >> reporter: i'm hena daniels in new york, we'll tell you more about the charity dinner turned roast. >>> with all this talk about the broncos and their slow starts i'm starting to think something is in the water. in their nicer three games, the period goals. tables reversed last night. in tampa bay, how about matt deushane, the steal and rebound. av's up 1-0. in the second, deushane all over the place. beautiful redirect there. and then in the 3rd, puts colorado up 4-0. av's now 2-1 in their four-game road swing. >> i lot of energy, enthusism. playing together. every game but the washington game, it's why we're

the temperatures 41-49. 49 the airport this morning. light northwest winds and the feels like temperature 46. grab a jacket. high pressure is influencing our overall to-do list, you will want the layers for much of the week and rain gear midweek. we have shower chances on wednesday. now to matt launching news chopper 12. >> if you are getting ready, things in good shape out there. a little volume is creeping in. six minuting from the hale up to the zoo interchange. national. quiet 43 southbound. imjuly p in the chopper and check back coming up in just a bit. ben: right now, transportation officials are investigating what caused a deadly crash in california. 13 people are dead and dozens of others are injured. wisn 12 news' tim elliott is following the latest information in the newsroom. tim: officials in palm springs say this is the deadliest crash they've ever seen. traveling back to los angeles after visiting a casino. investigators say the bus hit the back of a semi. the bus was traveling much faster than the truck at the time. the im

his plane skidding off the runway at laguardia's airport. a woeg 737 and ended up short of a high to the south of the field. the concrete bed slowed down, stopped the plane. we got an air traffic control audio of the incident. it begins as the plane is cleared to land with fairly significant winds blowing across the runway. >> confirm 34 prepared to lapped. >>

meisha is off today. >> the airports are a mess in florida. amtrak a mess, we'll keep an eye on, that but around here, it is okay. >> if you are trying to travel out of the region it seems is where the problem comes up. when the sun comes up, sun glare will be an issue, but so let's turn the focus right away what's going on in the tropics. yes, you have not only got matthew, you have also got now hurricane nicole. thankfully not expected to be any kind of direct threat to even bermuda although just off the south of that, however, this tells you that the atmosphere is ripe for tropical development. two hurricanes out there right now, matthew obviously the one though that we turn our focus to when it comes to major impact, and storm surge out of this, not to mention heavy rainfall amounts, damaging winds speeds. this is a very big deal, the storm system, and a lot of times because we've gone about a decade without any kind of major hit like this in the southeast, specifically to

that was the 215 heading into the airport connector. if you are trying to make your wa 36 miles per hour. that's for the people who are leaving the airport, heading onto the 215. the other spot that i was talking about is 15 southbound at -- starting at sahara where there will be intermittent closures and restrictions. currently the traffic flow is slow moving northbound. but pretty soon will see it from the 215 to the airport. if you are making your way at sahara, 23 miles an hour. we have alternate routes, suggested if you are trying to get to the airport. think of tropicana or tag making your way to paradise if you need to get to the airport via the back way. we'll have continued coverage. for now let's toss it over to reed. >> and taking the temperature for what you at home, the voter, are thinking here as we wait for the final faceoff. we're joined by jacob. we meet again. you've been talking to our local voters. i sent out a twitter poll. i want to show this to you. i said will what happens tonight on the stage affect how you feel?

people living close to the airport. >> the a-line connects denver with the airport but it's the night train keeping people up sounding the horn at 1:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m. and constantly starting at 4 a.m. >all night long. that's all you hear. i'm sick of it. >> ryan lieus visited denver from kansas city staying at a hotel in stapleton. i can't do that. >> others share their reviews online. who's night of sleep i've got at a hotel. staff and room great. train horns not so much. and omg, the trains. >> if you're a light sleeper and trains bother you, it may not be the place to stay. >> i don't think we'll ever get use to the store. >> for people who live near to a-line, it's a constant complaint. >> nick says they hope to have quiet zones established before the a-line opened five months ago. >> bottom line it is for safety. we would hate to see somebody get hurt. >> right now, federal regulations requires them to sound horns when they approach an intersection. >> this year hasn't shaped up like we've expected. at every train crossing. the gates still don't work properly. until that's fixed

the airport shutting down. emergency crews on the scene. >> it was pretty close grave danger, but i just spoke to mike pence, and he's fine. >> the safety measure that prevented disaster. governor pence joins us this morning. >>> breaking right now, our brand-new poll shows a oiur-p race as hillary calls on her most powerfuleapon joining michelle obama on the trail for the first time. >> she is absolutely ready to be an yes, shhappens be day one woman. >>> the first lady dngith

service slowly being restored in miami but limited capacity and the airport is open in ft. lauderdale. shuttle driver ken is keeping an eye on the board. >> flight attendants coming back from florida and i am picking them up. i'm going to be very busy. >> airlines are waiving change fees due to hurricane matthew. no matter where you are going it's a good idea to check the status of your flight before you head to the airport. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> our coverage of hurricane matthew continues on 6abc.com and the 6 abc news app. with live streaming video from locations within the storm zone photo galleries of the flooding and wind damage and a hurricane tracker to monitor matthew's progress. >>> in other news this noon. new jersey lawmakers are expected to vote on the gas tax increase today. if passed the increase would raise the gas tax 23 cents a gallon to pay for road projects and then the state would cut the sales and estate taxes. the senate is debating the measure now and nora muchanic is following the developments from trenton and wil

and speaking of the airport. we're talking about the airport connector and we're talking about eastbound closed to the weekend, opens again tomorrow morning and it's close he had nightly, october please follow team traffic starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> and rainfall helping to destroy a fire to a home. the little valley fire began on friday and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> time now for your forecast. jerry brown standing by and another round of wind, right, jerry. >> meteorologist: definitely could s the west side of the morning. this is kind of surreal just before sunrise. i'll put it in motion for you. and we have not been able to escape some of these clouds but we have escaped the moisture. 46-mile-per-hour winds. and 68 down there at the middle school. and 46 the dew point. down in henderson, 28-mile-per-hour winds. and some have gone up 46 miles per hour which ties the record. and we have a lot of them on the weather bug network. wind speeds in the can see the wind gauge is busy. temperatures

gusts to 30 mph at the airport and down the river so far. ........... gusty winds and low humidity create fire dangers and driving hazards on the roads... this morning. ........... north winds stay gusty until tomorrow then a nice warm-up into the weekend. ............... our highs drop back today to 80 degrees then jump up to near 90 by saturday. ...... a slight chance of showers mond normal upper 70s. ((sherry swensk)) ((brian loftus)) ((brian loftus)) >>> college graduates are leaving school with more debt than ever before. the institute of college access and success says... the average undergrad faced over 30-thousand dollars in loans last year. that's up four percent from 2014. these students will pay about 300-dollars a month for more than 10 years. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the people at the hope the public can help them restore a cinematic classic. they've started a fundraising campaign to repair and preserve dorothy's ruby slippers from 'the wizard of oz.' they've even created a hashtag called "keep them ruby." the campaign offers a wide range

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readings 41 west bend. 44 elk horn. 43 at the airport. clouds, a fair amount of clouds around for the day. the rake and mulch forecast, the leaves are we breezy winds this afternoon. you can turn over the leaves and dry them out just a little bit. the temperatures have been comfortable today and tomorrow mid 60s. 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. ben: wisn 12 news time is 4:31. now to a story that's been developing overnight. republican vice-presidential nominee mike pence is safe this new york. melinda: his campaign plane slid off an airport runway. tim, no one was hurt during the accident. tim: melinda and ben, the plane had a hard landing at la guardia airport in new york late last night. campaign workers and reporters were on the plane along with the flight crew. the faa says the plane skidded off the end of the runway where concrete barriers helped stop the plane. rescue crews say r damaged but the plane appears to b

launch of our new icon at the airport i think of if in the context of starting a new era in the transformation of 70 at the beginning of a $5.7 billion capital program including the tower, excluding major terminal renovations and including a grand hyatt hotel on the airport and conveniences and amenities that continue to elevate us oas world-class airport for the next 5 or 8 years will be tremendously existing this tower is truly special for the airport the collaboration and the partnership was tremendous from day one and i think the trust that the faa showed in sfo that we could deliver this successfully was a wonderful acknowledgement of what sfo can do as a team and airport i think about the innovation of this tower that is you'll notice some interesting features including the offset design it gives great viability for the the air traffic controllers and the schematic destine it is the first vertical concrete did i get it right jim - concrete structure in the us that withstands a 8 point plus earthquake following events and also the ne

right now 35 madison. 41 at the airport. 34 waukesha. so frosty conditions in place for us across much of the area this morning. plan on the sunshine later. >> sally, we are looking at 43 northbound and southbound. locust is going over the center of the freeway. the head lights are southbound and they are looking good right now. ten minutes from brown deer to up through the construction zone and 8 minutes northbound from hale up to the zoo. no crashes to report. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. looking ahead now, the man accused of setting off bombs in new jersey and new york is set to be arraigned today from the hospital bed. tim is here now on what we can expect to hear. >> in a few hours, he's arrane trying to kill the police officers. he's in the hospital after a shoot outwith the police. she's aaccused of detonating a pipe bomb in elizabeth, north carolina. he's accused of detonating a pressure cooker bomb in new york city's chelsea city neighborhood. he's charged with five counts of attempted mu

. >> let's take a look at the scene at laguardia airport hours ago. the ntsb is sending a go team to figure out what went wrong. now, those teams are reserved for major accidents. >> look how bad this could have been. the plane stopped at a barrier just feet from the busy highway that runs past the airport there at laguardia. that's when the emergency crews jumped into action. involving the campaign airplane of republican vice presidential nominee mike pence. the front wheels of the boeing 737 coming to a stop several feet off the runway after what was a terrifying landing in rough weather. abc reporter among the 48 on board. >> felt a big bump upon landing and the plane skid off the runway. >> reporter: the powerful storms in new york already caused the plane's departure from iowa to be sev football on the tarmac with his daughter and staffers. no one could imagine the rough

there was a new study of the 10 best airports in the country, and tampa international airport came in at number three. according to the survey, people like the fact that the airport is close to downtown. the second spot was taken by portland international airport and the top spot goes to indiol international airport. while we're enjoying nice weather here in florida, others are not so lucky. coming up... we'll tell you what part of the country is getting their first taste of winter. and a nine year old lived some scary moments after his tongue got stuck in a water bottle. tampa bay lightning want to put you in the stands. make sure you watch 10 news at eleven all this week for your chance to win two lower level tickets to the tampa bay lightning -- boston bruins game on thursday november third. one winner will also win an autographed jersey. robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's ame

wet weather is moving in later tomorrow and for wednesday. 49 at the airport. now to matt up in news chopper 12. reporter: busy on the bypass. that is what we are looking down at. the freeway. stop and go oklahoma up to greenfield avenue. it adds up to 8 minutes from the hale up to the zoo. the rest of travel times are all in the green. that's a look at the morning commute. >> matt, thank you. 6:01. election day is just to weeks from tomorrow. them arc is live in milwaukee with a look ahead. good morning, thema. reporter: good morning. here in milwaukee, people have been coming here to vote early, well, today no matter where you live in wisconsin you can make a choice. the early voting is starting this morning in communities and you have friday before the election day to get to the clerk's office and vote. you can request an absentee ballot be sent to you in the mail and mailed by election day november 8th. you are not alone if you decide to do in-person voting, the elections commission says that two hundred thousand absentee ballots have been turned in. >> as w

the airport shutting down. gency crews on the scene. >> it was pretty close to grave, grave danger but i just smoke to mike pence and he's fine. >> the safety measure that prevented disaster. governor pence joins us this morning. >>> breaking right now, our brand-new poll shows a four-point race as hillary calls on her most powerful weapon joining michelle obama on the trail for the first time. >> she is absolutely ready to be commander in chief on day one and, yes, she happens to be a woman. >>> the first lady dancing with the nominee with just 11 days to go.

the a line connects denver with its airport. but it's the night train that's keeping people up, sounding its >> all night long. that's all you hear. i'm sick of it. >> reporter: brian lewis visited denver from kansas city staying at a hotel in stapleton. >> i'm here on vacation. vacation means relax, quiet. i just want to sleep, have a good time. i can't do that. >> reporter: other visitors shared their displeasure in online reviews. worst night of sleep i ever got at a hotel. staff and room is great, said one. train horns, not so the trains. >> light sleeper, trains bother you, again, may not be the place to stay. >> i don't think we ever get used to the noise. >> reporter: for people who live near the a line the noise is a constant complaint. >> i don't think they thought about that when they put that in. >> reporter: nate curry with rtd says they hope to have quiet zones established before the a line opened five month ago. >> bottom line is it's for safety and we'd hate to see somebody get hurt. >> reporter: right now federal

there was new work that started over the weekend having to do with the airport connector here so that results in overnight closures. it was a 24/7 situation throughout the weekend. where have you the ramp from 215 into the airport connector closed and that is part of ongoing work to put in a new flyover bridge there. everything looks smooth. good news in that regard. we are starting off monday morning accident free. >> kim: brand new this morning breaking news to share with you. we have an active manhunt under way that started with a deadly accident. developing story with the latest. >> michelle: good morning. so what we know from police, they sent out a press release about this. this happened just before 10:00 last night. if you are familiar with the area, this was on bruce just east of owens right outside of the rancho high school football field. according to police a man was seen by witnesses crossing the street there at that point, sort but there is no crosswalk there. he was hit by a car that was traveling up the street here towards owens. witnesses say that car after hitting the

so we will drop below that freezing mark out at the airport. then for tomorrow we'll be in the low to mid 60s with sunny and cool weather. we get back to the time for the weekend. columbus day. 70s, maybe 80 degrees. sunny skies right on in to next weekend. >> hold on to it while we can. >>> rtd's new a line trains are causing a lot of sleepless nights in northeast denver. the horns blare at all hours and the noise complaints are getting louder. cbs4 investigator brian maass talked to people living within earshot of the new train to the airport. >> reporter: morning, noon, and its airport. but it's the night train that's keeping people up, sounding its horn at 1 a.m., 3 a.m., then constantly starting at 4 a.m. >> all night long. that's all you hear. i'm sick of it. >> reporter: brian lewis visited denver from kansas city staying at a hotel in stapleton. >> i'm here on vacation. vacation means relax, quiet. i just want to sleep, have a good time. i can't do that. >> reporter: other visitors shared their displeasure in online reviews. worst night

metro area will do 39 downtown and about 39 degrees at the airport -- 35 degrees of the airport. we should have a few high thin clouds but not much. temperatures will be in the upper 70s at lower elevations tomorrow, 50s and 60s in the mountains and 50s and 600 to the west and mid to -- mid 70s in the western areas. we are looking at a beautiful day and more to come. clear tonight, patchy frost and 35 of the airport, 39 downtown. tomorrow night temperature is 73 . looking ahead, a great weekend is coming ahead although it is dry. we need the moisture. we are not going to see much of any of the. there will be a front coming in on tuesday, some mountain snow but if you rain showers possible down here. this is really nice but instead of eating our dessert, we a little bit too realistic. a human skeleton was this is the colorado none of us want to lose. i'm gail schwartz, and i'm running for congress to stop the sale of our public lands. coloradans should have the freedom to use this land for ranching, hunting and fishing, not watch it sold off to the highest bidder. scott tipton wan

use alternates like carey orw at eastern and russell, pretty close to the airport. there's also a wreck on the west side at town center and park run <<< >>> <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// mourned the loss of one of their own. ((brian loftus)) >> a north las vegas firefighter was sent off with the highest of honors yesterday. (( quick bagpipe nats in )) ((brian loftus)) >> captain yaphet miller passed away just over a week ago. he got sick after battling a fire at a shopping center near rancho and washington last month. 22- year- career as a firefighter in north las vegas.. his comrades say he was one of the best: (( sergio reynoso, north las vegas fire dept.: we all come on to the fire service hoping to help people and we do everyday in small ways. capt. miller was unique in that early in his career as a fire captain he was involved in a rescue situation where he actually rescued an infant girl at that time and she was actually able to attend the service today at the age of 10. )) ((brian loftus)) children, and his mother./// ((brian loftus)) >>> today, north las ve

and neither was the airport. dmitted to an investigation but pointed questions about security and cameras to police. >> can you tell us whether there are cameras on the individual floor that is would have captured this for you? >> that i honestly don't know. you may have to check with the parking authority. it's their parking lot. >> last year the airport considered a $6.5 million upgrade of its surveillance camera system. but it monitors passenger and checked baggage screening areas at phl. not parking. the tsa told us, its job is security at checkpoints. for anything else, talk to the cops. >> this is a problem, right? it's not your parking garage. but that's a city owned entity out there at the airport and you don't want 45 cars getting hammered. >> listen at the end of the day we're responsible for the security at the airport along with some other agencies, but we're not in any way, shaping or form going to pass it off anyone else. >> reporter: no comment from audi usa. similar thefts in england prompted quest

the airport is renovating terminal three and needs to shut down the runway to lay power cables. the airport suggests calling ahead and checking the flight status. >> i think it will be great. i'm excited to see the renovations. and my flight is being pushed back 35 minutes. it should be a win-win for me. november 6th, just in time for holiday travel. back to you. >> the fight over changing flight paths at sky harbor has prompted tens of thousands of noise complaints in phoenix and even a lawsuit. people in tempe are having their say as well. people in south tempe have noticed a lot more noise since the faa changed sky paths two years ago. officials held a meeti night. the new flight paths reduce fuel costs says the faa but it was done without public input. >> now that they've narrowed the bands, all the flights that used to be diffused over a wide area are concentrated in a narrow band over a particular part of south tempe. >> people in phoenix have filed at least 65,000 noise and tempe city leaders are encouraging residents to do the same. >>> and an update on breaking news we

the past. they take up every 45 seconds. this is a very busy airport. not behind it but now you sound like you are behind it. is this going to be the project you are going to drive forward? to put 100% in making sure they honor the commitments. i have been very clear that we believe there is an economic take for the expansion, but it cannot be done at any cost, and there is no way the cost of expanding heathrow should be passed on to airlines and customers. deal with the cost associated with expansion. >> there is an aircraft coming in behind us. they are going to cap the fees. on the bill.ce who do you think would be the ist contract to do that? >> don't believe contractors either associated with the shareholders and linked to partnerships of the shareholders should be allowed to participate in the expansion. i think it is too easy for the expansion in the past with prices to go to related parties. it should be done in a cost-efficient matter. you don't think those with an economic interest in this airport should be allowed to take part in the restructu

it is tonight and tomorrow that we are talking about wind and rain. 39 at the airport. 32 degrees at waukesha. here is a look at the satellite, the clouds are returning quickly. if you are out and about, grab the shades. matt? >> it is quiet right now. a freeway closure 94 westbound out of the way. 94 and ryan road, things are looking good. system wide we are seeing light volume. no delays at this point. we are looking good through the construction zone z. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. melinda: matt, thank you. a woman is found dead on the milwaukee's lower east side and the police are searching for whoever killed her. this is the fourth homicide in the past 24 good morning, hillary. reporter: good morning, we are a block north of brady street. a lot of police are on is scene here and the area is taped off as they investigate. a little before 10:30 as night police got a tip that lead them inside of a home and they found a woman dead. the victim is in her early 20s. they have a person of interest and how the person was killed is under investigation at this time. a

still 75 at the airport. cool front is just coming through right now and some cloudiness associated with the boundary. the winds shift from the northwest. we are not going to touch near 80 but close to 70 degrees. so you don't need the heat in the car this morning. back to 70. tdz a mix of sun and clouds this amp. light breezes and cooling tomorrow. >> thank you, sal. 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. ben: now to commitment 2016 and the race for the white house. hillary clinton and donald trump will face off tomorrow in their final debate before the election. trump visited green bay last night and stirred up some controversy. obama administration of colluding with the fbi to protect clinton. it all stems from classified emails on her private email server. >> remember also that crooked hillary lied under oath to congress saying she had never sent or received classified information on her insec

look out for backups on 40 eastbound away from the airport toward raleigh. looking westbound on i 40 from south saunders street in the fortify work zone. in some of areas, fog is on the ground but in many spots we are seeing low cloud cover, and seeing the distance how it's slowing down, 4040 to wade, 18 minutes and you condition beyond that to the airport, no delays to 540. back to you. >>> new overnight, fire crews balding in if -- fuquay-varina. it was started in an abandoned warehouse but no word on the cause. >>> coming up, team up with the smart shopper to take home goodies. >>> and the battle to retake mosel from isis is getting more intense by the day. the new group that just joined in to help in the operation. >>> before we go to break, this is a live voting lines in north carolina. it's the first day and take a >>> today is hunger relief at a the state fair 72 bring in 5 cans of food from food they will donate it to needy families in a 34 county area surrounding raleigh. in the wake of hurricane matthew, food lion said relief is especially important

and neither was the airport. pointed questions about security and cameras to employees. >> can you tell us whether there are cameras on the individual floors that would have captured this for you? >> that i honestly don't know. you may have to check with the parking authority in terms of a little bit better answer on that. it's their parking lot. >> reporter: last year, the airport completed a $6.5 million upgrade of its surveillance camera system. but it monitors passenger and checked baggage screening areas at phl. not parking. the tsa told us, its job is security at checkpoints. for anything else, talk to the cops. >> this is problem, right? it's not your parking garage. but that's a city owned entity out there at the airport and you don't want 45 cars getting hammered. >> listen at the end of the day we're responsible for the security at the airport along with some other agencies, but we're not in in any way, shape or form going to pass it off on anyone. >> reporter: again no comment from audi usa when simila

officially in the airport that was a few degrees off the record low today. downtown milder at 41 degrees. bailey said 58 and fox field -- so everybody kind of on the humidity, steady barometer and the southwest reasons, 40 degrees last hour and it's warmed up by 7 degrees. sunrise from deer trail, this is up in steamboat and you can see all the ski area there coded in snow. this is sunset over kendrick lake. very dramatic because that's shot from lakewood. 20s and 30s over the eastern plains, feel the warm up. 60s, 70s, near 80 degrees for the western plains. 60s and 70s out west. here's the denver forecast, mostly clear skies and seeing upper 40s for the overnight lows and then for tomorrow mostly sunny and warmer and low 70s above normal for this time of year and we stay that way. look at that near 80 degrees reading on 75 sunday, for bronco monday 72 degrees. the kickoff in the game -- 60s week and cool it down to a little more seasonable as we get to next weekend. >> thanks, ed. >>> maybe this video will get you in the mood for halloween. this is the ele

the rest of the airports across the country in good shape. joe is here with the morning traffic. >> good morning. here's a look at i-70 on the way to d.i. a. for now, no major delays. it's nice and wide open. also on i-70 and new york you're going to see speeds 150. allen, we're still working the walnut and york. otherwise, the only trouble spot is north bound, i-25. >> up to the minute information on hurricane matthew. >so many people effected by that one. this coming up, they are massive, worth millions and they were stolen. now the search for some rv's . >>>another day and another injury update. the broncos continue to take the shoulder prognosis day by day. yesterday was better than wednesday so that's good news. after not practicing wednesday, trevor was limited yesterday. we seen him throwing the football and that was a good sign. his left shoulder was heavily wrapped after practice and still no rush the name the starter. certainly liked what he saw >he threw the ball fine today. you can tell the rotation and stuff is something you got

smoke visible for miles from the airport. the plane was not full throttle speeding down the runway, it was seconds from going into the air. >> the right side engine blew. a big ball of fire and everybody was so professional. they stopped the plane perfect was unbelievable. >> the fire is up against the window and it is melting the windows area people are now starting to panic like crazy and jumping over each other. it was chaos. i thought today was the day i was going to die. ben: this play was built in 2003, 1 of the set -- youngest 767s. a more recent statement did not say the cause eight people were injured. passengers say most of the evening. hillary clinton is addressing the fbi bombshell today. the fbi revealing new e-mails have been discovered. let's listen to hillary clinton's comments. >> all right. good afternoon. i'd like to say a few words and then take your questions. i've seen director comey's letter to congress. election of our lifetimes. voting is already under way in our country. so, the american people deserv

it is 65 at the airport at this hour. this morning we'll s sandwich in a few clouds and look at the sunshine once again mid to late afternoon. rain chances are really quite slim overall for today. i anticipate a couple of the showers showing up to the west. they'll invade with the clouds. but they are coming into a fairly dry air mass and even now they are limping through overall. there is the cool front bringing in they chilly air. morning. 63 at glendale. 62 this morning. everybody better than 60 this morning as we look a little rain coming in for us. by 9:00, we are still looking at partly cloudy, a couple of stray showers are possible for us, they are light and scattered, many are staying dry for the day. dryer air coming in this afternoon and calming for the tonight and predawn tomorrow, this is 4:30 tomorrow morning a little rain, several dry hours tomorrow and reaching up to the 70s. this is noon tomorrow. a few showers in the afternoon. with the cool front later in the day, we stand a chance for the evening showers

most of the gusts around the airport around 40. this is since midnight. that is why some of us were kept awake. blue diamond 56-mile an hour. north las vegas 48. temperatures cooler but the big story is the wind. summerlin 68, paradise 68 and henderson 70. we do still have a wind advisory for all the areas shaded in tan. this goes until 11:00 a.m. good news for battling wildfires. we are seeing showers around seattle and portland and the sierra getting snow out of this at or above 7,000 feet. for us dry, 81. going to be windy for your morning commute. the winds will diminish this afternoon. by tonight we're going to be able to sleep better. 54610-mile per hour winds. sunny skies expected to stick with us through the rest of the week. temperes weekend. >> kim: there were hugs, tears and dancing for joy as 21 freed schoolgirls and their parents finally reunite in nigeria. these girls were kidnapped more than two years ago. they were freed just last week. this was the first release negotiated by the government and those extremist. as great as this is, 197 gir

give yourself plenty of extra time, an unusually slow ride as you leave raleigh heading to the airport. we have a slow down in the usual spots, 540 westbound slow between lewisburg to creedmoor and things are moving along fairly well but it will be tough getting there. and 440 westbound backing up at new bern to lake boone trail and wade avenue outbound because of delays 40 west. durham, looking good. no trouble on 85, and i-40 is looking good leaving chapel durham freeway is moving along without any problems. back to you. >> thank you, brian. >>> the red cross is rolling out a new app for members of the military and their families. >> how a simple download can help to connect families in an emergency. >> and why this selfie could lead to legal trouble for it's called "the snake:" "the snake" and others like it were drawn by state legislators as a partisan power grab. and justice bob edmunds? he wrote the decision supporting his party's discrimination. but federal judges rejected edmunds' opinion and said the power grab was all about race. for supreme court, we deserve better than bob

beyond that, wade avenue to the airport and rtp, westbound traffic taking only 8 minutes on the high side of normal, just a little slow down. congestion between harrison avenue overall, not a bad trip. an earlier crash, 40 eastbound at airport boulevard just cleared as did an earlier accident on carpenter fire station road at 55, all clear at this point, and accidents causing delays, one on lewis burg road not far from 540. seeing heavy delays coming in on inbound lewisburg road. traffic on capital boulevard leaving wake forest from 540 and a crash at falls of neuse road. and 540 westbound capital to i- 40, 23 minutes and stop and roll traffic from capital boulevard to leesville road. by the tame you get to ray road and glenwood avenue and i-40, looks like traffic is along well. the southwest side of durham heading to chapel hill an earlier crash eastbound cleared up a while ago and now watching the durham freeway for congestion, i-40 to mangum street is taking 11 minutes. we'll let you know when 55 becomes a good alternate route. >>> many girls with autism have the condition. researc

if you travel along 215 on the east side near the airport the ramp from 215 eastbound to the airport connector will be shutting down tonight. tom hawley has been warning us about this. beginning at nine, the ramp will shut down and drivers will be detoured to windmill and then back on to the 215. the ramp will reopen monday morning but october # 2 one. >>> devastation in the carolinas. >> jim: hurricane matthew is gone but its impact still being felt. the latest from that flood ravaged region coming up. >> marie: first, next week's presidential debate has been called a win-win for unlv. as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted risking critical services for nevada veterans. and during that shutdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. his military record deserves respect. but back in dc, joe heck is putting politics before nevada. and that doesn't work for me. narrator: vote vets is responsible for the content >>> jus

dry at the airport this morning. lighter northwest wind. inland the visibility half mile or less. of washington county. for today, we see welcome sunshine, but first pea soup early and going up to 66 degrees. >> thank you, sal. traffic watch 12 now, not a lot of traffic out there. now to the drive times here. actually, one more th right now the ramp from 41 south to 94 east. so if you are driving in this area from germantown, the falls, some of the places from the west to downtown find another route. >> an annual hot air balloon festival turned dangerous yesterday. >> one of the balloons crashed into some power lines. the balloon got tangled up there yesterday morning. away from the power lines after the crash. look at this. you hear the crash. here is another look at it too. there are some power outages reported. officials say there was a man in the balloon's basket but he was not hurt. >> new this morning, a volcano in western mexico erupted sending lava flowing and ash flying. >> hundreds of people had to be evacuated. the colima volcano has been erupting since friday. it's kno