the low beams. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are seeing a few extra cars making their way from the east bay into san francisco a crash over the santa cruz mountains with more detail on that if a few minutes. >>> three students are being treated after being shot by a gunman on the florida state university campus as students were studying for finals. nick is in the newsroom. we know the gunman has been shot. dead. was he a student? >> we do not know. cops have been tightlipped with the identities of the shooter and his victim sharing few details. >> if anyone has been shot called 9-1-1 on your cell phone, there has been a shooting. >> shots rang out and cell phone images captured the chaos and confusion of hundreds of students scrambling for cover. three people were wounded in the attack at the university library. officials have not identified the shooter and say they do not know why he opened fire with handgun. he was slot and killed when he turned the gun on officers. >> today we are all at uniting in collective prayer if tha

within the hour, tennis champs and sisters the williams sisters will be at the new williams arena at learning center in the district. the new arena is part of an $18 million renovation project at the tennis center. >> i'm heading there tonight. get to wear a neck tie and tennis shoes on the red carpet. >> get autographs. >> i will. when it comes to shopping some thing alexandria is right up there with new york and san francisco. >> the city was selected as a top small shop small city as part of a nonprofit campaign. banners all along mt. vernon avenue in delray and in the king street area announce the honor. those banners will stay up through the holiday season. alexandria was chosen because most of the city's retailers are regionally owned. finding a growing number of shoppers will go out of their way to support small local businesses. >> i just like the atmosphere here. you know, we have got so many different shops and restaurants in this area. it's all walkable which is fantastic. we have got a great variety here. it's a family-oriented community which is fantastic. >> shoppers can

the low 20s. a look at when it warms up again is the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:51. alexis, how are the roads now? >>> good morning. we are still looking at an accident-free commute to this point on the beltway. no reported problems in virginia or maryland. and the american legion bridge, the outer loop and inner loop crossing into virginia, all lanes open. looking at the 14th street bridge, we are seeing more volume but no delays. the woodrow wilson bridge is looking good with travel times heading out this morning. looking good all around the beltway. back to you. >>> alexis, thank you. you won't be paying more if you get caught passing a school bus in montgomery county. the law to keep fines from being hiked. >>> we heard about the faulty air bags but the recalls do not reach our area. but we'll show you how you can get the air bag in your car replaced if you drive a hon >>> good morning. it feels like the teens in most regions around the area. you can see the winds just outside the studios here in tip leetown blowing in the wind. and you need to grab your coat this

owe the traffic but look at this: gaps in between the cars. it is a busy drive through berkeley and at bay bridge toll plaza the headlights are extending back to the maze and we are still seeing big gaps in between each vehicle so you are actually move along pretty well. here is the golden gate bridge on the travel day of the season and you can see traffic is light. we have a problem blocking off the intersection at grant avenue where a big rig took out the power lines with crews on the scene trying to repair those and if you are traveling southbound 880 at fremont we do have a new crash blocking a lane. >>> biggest names in silicon valley is now the target of union activists, the remain employees at apple that will join the union ranks if the activists get their way. >>> black friday jaw with all the deals likely seeming familiar. female announcer: get 36 monthsnksgiving weekend interest-free financing. plus, big savings of up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedi

at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. most of the bay area at that point starting to dry out, except regions south of highway 92 and that's good news for us, because we really need that rain down here in the south bay. and after this one comes through, i think by next wednesday, into thursday, thanksgiving day, our hillsides are going to be nice and green. now here's the deal, you saw the timing of the rain, with it comes the wind. and you're looking for the warm colors, the hot pink, the red, you see here on the key at the bottom of your screen, 40 to 50 mile per hour wind gusts throughout the mountain passes in particular, as that front comes through. so you've got the wind coupled with the rain. we'll get a little bit of a break over the course of your saturday afternoon, then the evening hours the wind picks up again. potential with already saturated ground, especially over the santa cruz mountains and north bay mountains for downed trees, it's enhanced throughout saturday. then good drying out break sunday, monday, into tuesday.

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the beltway. taking a live look now at the outer loop of the beltway at colesville road, we had the earlier work zone on the outer loop blocking two left lanes. that's been picked up. on the inner loop between colesville road and university, two left lanes were blocked due to a work zone. that's also being cleaned up. southbound craine highway at west marlton avenue is a work zone there. >>> angie goff live at the news desk. four people are dead after two palestinians killed israeli worshippers as they prayed here. the attackers died in a shoot-out with police, but tensions between the groups are escalating. hamas is praised for taking responsibility for it. >>> 4:33 this morning. a virginia woman is under arrest accused of trying to help isis. heather kaufman is from outside of richmond and investigate sores say she supported isis on facebook and tried to connect someone with a facilitator in syria. turns out that person was an undercover person with the fbi. >>> and new sanctions are being planned for terrorists. the u.n. also wants to order a worldwide moratorium on the trading of antiquities from

the draft, man. start looking at. >>> now last night, the cowbo - cowboys-giants game, dallas picked up a win on the road, but no one is talking about that. everyone is talking about this catch from rookie odell beckham jr. this might be one of the best grabs you'll see of all-time. he caught the ball with three fingers falling to his back for the touchdown. he was also interfered with on this play, just an unbelievably great catch by odell beckham jr. >>> let's move on to basketball now. paul pierce coming off his best performance with the wizards. a double double, ten rebounds and a win against milwaukee saturday. porter jr. out with injury, so the offensive is an explosion. couldn't have come at a better time. this team is 9-3, second-best record in the east. so has anything surprised the old veteran pierce about his new team? >> it is what i expected. a lot of guys hungry, thirsty for more. more than they had last year. and that's what we're seeing every day when we come oh to work and see guys hurt. getting in e

cool at the coast at 60 and 70 inland. cooler on wednesday, and get ready for wet weather and possibly a healthy storm on tuesday. >> ace trains run and three are on time and 39 trains rolling. we saw attenuators on the golden gate bridge and this is where you want to be careful because with the construction crews and the heavying for that could spell disaster with clear conditions and everyone is mind their speed. westbound 80 we had construction and it is now cleared but we are still seeing delays pulling away from the cordelia interchange and to the south westbound highway 4 railroad avenue an accident possibly overturned vehicle with delays building law antioch as you push to hillcrest and then this accident. >>> there are serious new questions about when g.m. knew of the ignition switch problem. >>> the raiders casting doubts >>> the raiders casting doubts on a team move to you have made my life special by being apart of it.enough. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my frie

the numbers are down at this early hour. the windchill is making it feel like the freezing mark, windchill of 27 in wilmington. some of you might require a slightly heavier coat as you head out and maybe extra gear. if you're camping the bus, 39 degrees by 7:00. 41 by 8:00. clear, but chilly. if you're heading to class or work, by 8:00 we should be back up to 41. yourself it will be a cooler day. the high will be 51 by 2:00. by 3:00 p.m. we're back in the upper 40s and 6:00 p.m., 47 degrees, there's a chance of late daylight rain in the northern -- late day, light rain in the northern suburbs, and cooler on the way. >> reporter: chopper 6 is heading to the scene of a jackknifed tractor-trailer between lansdale and mid county. we had a disabled vehicle that cleared. you meaner state road and dekalb pike. 30 bypass, approaching 82 all lanes open. the schuylkill expressway eastbound traffic heading toward center city. no major delays. no weather-related problems this morning. both are clear and dry. >> let's begin with breaking

the motor was still running. at first they thought it was a medical emer but then when the ambulance arrived at the scene, the medic soon learned that this was a case of murder. >> it's a tragedy that happened over there. this is a murder investigation. and we are just trying to piece together exactly what occurred and trying to get some witnesses who might have seen something. >> r alex ba lived in a ground floor apartmt here in gaithersburg. divided up his condo into four bedrooms, and rented them out. coming up at 6:00, we'll hear from one of his roommates. live in gaithersburg, pat collins. > tur to an attack on a synagogue in israel and the impact at home. a gro of worshippers dead in one of the most violent attacks in the city of jerusalem. pat lawson muse is live at the news desk with details. >> reporter: jim, we just learned in the past ten minutes a fifth person has died after that attack. we know the first four men killed were rabbis and three were americans with dual israeli citizenship. they were prayin

the damage at some point. if there's any good news here, no injuries. that's the word from fire investigators. they still don't know how this fire started. another bit of good news the fire started when the business was closed so everyone here says this could have been much, much worse. iain? >> dave, thank you. we do have continuing coverage of the farmers market fire for you on our website. just head to myfoxphilly.com. you'll find the latest information through a link on the home page along with a slide show of the fire crews response. >> the brutal cold blast continues. your fox 29 weather authority is on it at times today, man, i got to tell you felt like it was only in the teens, scott. it's what, going to get colder? it really is lucy. in fact we still have feels like temperatures in the teens. but we're looking at record low territory overnight and early on wednesday. but look at what it feel like right now in philadelphia. 17 degrees. it feels like 18 right now in atlantic city. a lonely 1 degree is th

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>> what are the numbers you look at? does the outlook for u.s. production change? it becomes not as profitable for our producers to go out and find oil? >> a remarkable story about american production, the unconventional side of american production is that the cost goes down. where the cost reductions will be affected if the price goes down below a certain level. as we go the next year or two, we will see the limits of price go down further due to the great technology advancements the american companies are going through. what really surprises people around the world in other countries as looking at the resiliency of the oil shale revolution and how can cope at prices even below $80, when there were early assumptions that beat out production and it clearly has not. this is the message around the world. invest in technology and innovation, allow for the growth of the private sector and the energy sector to have a world that is more diversified. the world we live in today compared to a few years ago, when opec was able to d

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the 50s. next weather and traffic at 5:11. form team 4 x 4 is on the road. here's melissa. >> here's one actual nice spot. beltway at colesville road. i'll show you the good stuff first. wider look at the beltway, looking quite good, into town, all around town. no major problems except for this. aspen hill, georgia avenue at southbound connecticut, water main break. the ramp shut down for part of the morning. your alternate is norbeck or layhill road. megan mcgrath will be live for us in just a little bit talking more about that. 395 southbound at 14th street bridge, one lane getting by. prince george's county, no problems there. a look at 66, 95 in virginia coming up. >>> melissa, thank you. 5:02. a developing story in mcclain. two people in the hospital after being injured in a quiet part of town. fairfax county police believe they were injured during a robbery late last night on spencer road. the incident was reported as a stabbing. they are still investigating how the people were injured. a spokesman said two suspects have already been taken into custody.

the fire alarm was pulled at the library. >> at this time the only information i have is we received a call at the police department. i don't know what line that came in on. but we received a call for service. >> the student -- >> how have you prepared for a situation like this? i mean, clearly when this first happened there were concerns that this could be a mass shooting, a virginia tech. i mean, how has fsu prepared? >> like many law enforcement agencies around the country we have done what is called a critical response rapid deployment training which is for the active type of shooter training. we have in fact have trained other agencies around the country. and locally and trained with our local agencies as well. so it is unfortunate that we have to train for situations like this but the officers are trained for situations as this. >> jim, how crowded was the library? >> i know there were people in there, i don't know the numbers at this point. >> they were kept on lockdown. i assume it has happened now. all clear? >> right now, being that it is late at night as well. a lot of peop

so 8 inches at the base and we are 10 at the summit. at the base. snowing heavily at this time. so we are very excited here at kirkwood mountain resort to get this new snow. we'll have our snow making operations starting up this afternoon we have new systems coming through, hopefully we see that early opening. >> yeah. i mean, this is even good for what you gaze were expecting. obviously it can't start too early for you guys. but having the cold temperatures and already having this much snow, is this surprising? >> you know actually it is what i have been saying for quite some time now. the normal winner. the return to normal. a lot of discussions about el nino and things like that. but this is a normal start. 2 inches at north star, 3 inches at heavenly and their snow making systems which are by far in the tahoe basin are fired up as well. the vail resorts family is getting super excited. >> so okay, if everything goes well, what is the earliest possible date you could see opening for skiers and snowboard officers. >> you know, i'm goi

the walk out will take place at noon. last week they voted to raise tuition by up to 5 percent a year over five years. students camped out for give days vowing not to leave until the regents containing their mine. some students land to head home this week for thanksgiving and the organizers say some will remain in the building. >>> in in month st. louis and surrounding suburbs continue to wait to learn if a believe will be charmed in footing delegate of -- shooting death of michael brown. karen? >> good morning, this region is on edge, anxiously awaiting the decision from the grand jury, with the demonstrations 10 day and note but so for they have been relatively orderly and peaceful. in, overnight there was not one system arrest with so many voices calling urgently if couple if matter what the grand jury decides. >> overnight demonstrators took to the streets. >> regardless of the grand jury, people want to see a change and a grand jury decision is not a change. >> michael brown case looms large and after a two day break

the gas pump are eaten up at the boarding gate. airlines this year are expected to generate a high of $50 billion in fees 17 percent high from last year. taylor swift is showing the largest sales rate for an album since 2002. >> twitter wants to link two buildings with a skyway connecting technical company headquarters on market with a building on 10th and cover an ally. the employees waste time by going down to the street, crossing and going back up next store. >>> what are your plans? hopefully they include some outdoor activity? >> and we will have the weather. >> did yard cleaning and getting prepared for the rainy season that hopefully comes and the sun want down early. >> can you come to our house? >> exactly. you are chomping at the bit. >> i pay 50 cents an hour, dude. >> a dollar. >> let me know your final price. >>> prime rib dinner? >> that is serious. >> if time for christmas? >>> now, radar satellite. maybe someone else wants to jump in. you can see the cloud cover offshore and remember the low clouds we tracked throug

situation for travelers at the airport? >> reporter: those flights as you mentioned are going to places like maine, rhode island, new york and williamsport, pennsylvania. but you can see here at the airport, things are quiet now. a much different scene when we arrived here about 3:30 this morning. we do have yvideo of that to show. you there were dozens waiting to get on flights to california, mexico. other places very warm. we've been talking to folks this had morning, asking them did the thanksgiving nor'easter mess with your travel plans. and just about everybody we've to travel on thanksgiving morning for a variety of reasons. >> i've traveled a bit on thanksgiving, it's always a little hectic, especially early in the morning. not too crazy as it looks right now. >> we had thanksgiving yesterday, but now we'll go and fly out today. we figured it would be a lot less busy. and it is at the airport. >> reporter: now, if the nor'easter affected your thanksgiving plans, we want to let you know that you have until tomorrow, wi

at&t giants dugout stores will start selling the tickets at noon. >>will tran: the massive illegal sideshow involving hundreds of hours is video courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc 722 on the people were they're driving in from all kinds of dangerous stunts in this is at 4:00 on wednesday night and one for one car was actually set on fire several guns are for also fired and weapons were seized when the authorities police did manage to block more than one on the cars trying to leave the area >>: or in was a large training a lot of everyone in saw before it was to get out will identify and one that was involved in french anywhere from setting not taken a jail or towing their cars. >>will tran: below car to car the find out who was a loft with they don't know exact number of the rest doesn't fit with the face several charges they of course more likely to make more arrests in the future >>will tran: is she was also recovering from major injuries after being hit by a car that ran a red light last night in sunnyvale at to see history of answers

the schools and part time at the jobs they do at night. >> good evening. i'm sonya and i've worked in the district for about 15 years i started out my first love as a special ed par a i've ran an after-school program and now an advisors at malcolm x academy started out at an emergency room and now at malcolm so i'm here i guess to thrill any story in a sense i am a parent and to tell you guys to get this contract together i have two children i have a 35-year-old who is also following in my footprints she's running an after-school program program at charles elementary and have a 33-year-old and he is one of his first loves he's been coaching since he was 17 years old for the san francisco seahawks we're in the business of children so but in order to give my child to a college she went to florida southern in florida and there for about 5 years i had to work two jobs i was the special ed par a in the daylight by worked for charities at night it wasn't an easy task and the job that i do i love oh, my god i love, love love what i do i'm a little bit of everythin

the sun getting up now at 6:38. tonight we drop down, 41 degrees, so little milder overnight, because of the cloud cover. then take a look at the temperatures, all over the place, by the time we hit that monday-tuesday, we're in the 60s, probably, and then wednesday, 57, thursday, our highs are in the 40's, our lows are in the 30's, and there is a chance that we will be picking up maybe rain shower, maybe snow shower, but just a chance late in the week. nick snow. >> carol, thank you. in theatres this weekend, matthew mcconaughey blasts off into outer space. kevin frazier has a preview. >> i'm kevin frazier. up next matthew mcconaughey goes onto save humanity, and young boy and his robot join forces with tech savvy friends trading-in or selling webuyanycar.com takes thev?hassg in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressu

the time. he meant it at the time. president george washington in making the treaties of 1790 with the muskogee nations of the southeast and the treaty of canandaigua, the six nations iroquois confederacy, and that was new york at the time. so, what george washington wanted as president of the united states was some territory for the united states to govern over. and wanted a definition of the state boundaries and a clarity of the muskogee nation and their lands. what the president was trying to do was to stop any -- to enter into secured peace and friendship forever arrangements with the muskogee. he was trying to secure the northern and southern, western borders of the united states. and these were buffalo. savannah. we are talking about really eastern-western borders at that time. and that was the united states. so, the muskogee nations had similar goals. they wanted peace and friendship with the united states as a matter of necessity as well as a matter of inclination. they wanted someone to be in charge of stoppin

the country. jay gray is live at one of the busiest shopping meccas at the mall of america. good morning, jay. >> hey there. good morning to you, angie. if you're going to do it, do it big, right. an amazing place. 4.2 million square feet. 520 stores. we have a roller coaster, log ride, awaquariuaquarium. this is a day all about bargains. overnight a mad dash for deals. >> i'm here to shop. i have to get my kids christmas gifts. why not go out. >> just like turkey and stuffing, this has become a holiday tradition. lining up or camping out overnight, braving the elements bar bargains. >> they are adrenalin junkies, bargain hunters. they want to get the best deal. >> and there are deals. >> pillows for $1.99. >> analysts say there will be more shoppers spending more money today than over the last four years. >> national retail federation predicting a 4.1% jump over last year. .hat accounts for november and we're anticipating about $616 billion in total in sales. >> sales. >> there is a new toy that came out, skylanders. it's 50% off so that's a good deal, so i wanted to buy it

let's go to some video and it shows the build up of officers at city hall over the last few hours as we mentioned officers also at love park. now, a police source with the philadelphia police department tells us that they have been monitoring online chatter of people planning to antagonize officers while protesting down here. that police source said he heard of possibly 400 people showing up to protest. but he says in reality he's expecting about half of that but no one is really here now protesting and that actually upset one self described protester. he says he came here for from west philadelphia. >> i have been completely saddened to see the lack of concern in this case so far. i was hoping to come down here and see a lot people because this seemed like a compassionate town in at a time when everybody -- when i say not just black, not just white or hispanic, everybody should feel the same way. we should be on the same page and i was like embarrassed and/or saddened when i came down at the time i came down as long as i've been down here and i haven't spoke with individuals some peo

if you want to get weather on- the-go, download the weather app at the app store at kpix. you can find the current temperatures, hour by hour forecasts and more. it is good to go. but, hey, this week ahead looks nice. probably above normal temperatures through the next couple of days, then a series of storms rolling in for next weekend that could be pretty good storms. >> all right. we will cherish these next few days. >> yes. >>> well, the holiday season is looking good. >> and people are trying to stay healthy during the time of potential stress, and of course, all the food. >> yes, the food, the stuffy, the turkey. rob rob has more -- roberta gonzalez, you have been doing crunches! >> yes. michele and fred, i saw you friday height night at the holiday lighting ceremony. it was so fun. you did an awesome job. >> well, guys, i want to talk about experton eating through the holidays. what is the first thing we node to know if our goal was to -- we need to know if our goal was to get in shape for the holidays and we aren't quite there. >> 80% is nutrition and 20% is exercise

the sun is shining at penns landing. ecause cold rain and snow is on the way midweek. one of the busiest weeks of the year. david murphy is at the "action news" big board with the latest. >> reporter: one of the craziest weeks we've seen in a long time. there's the rain that got outer of here at 7:00 a.m. there are clouds that are beginning to break up across the region and we're seeing more sun. behind the warm front we're looking at warm temperatures. a close-up view shows you 70 in pilots. upper 60s in ken net square and coatsville, and 70 close to philadelphia and a lot of 70 in south jersey as well or numbers close to it. glassboro, cinnaminson, 71. upper 60s in browns mills, hammonton, buena and gandys beach and upper 60s in dover and most of us heading into the 07-degree range. in philadelphia, we're going for a high of 73. 4:00 p.m. we're likely holding on to 07. if you have out door chores to do it's a great afternoon to get it done. 67 at 6:00 p.m. and back down to the low 60s by 10:00 p.m. there will be a stron

i-95 at the betsy ross bridge. d. a land full of other problems. church road blocked at hawes lane due to fire activity in montgomery county. >>> sounds like a serious accident. city avenue southbound with injuries on the scene right at presidential boulevard so be careful as you're headed there. you see that 21 miles an hour on the schuylkill westbound past the boulevard, dave. >> all right, we got a good looking election day for you. a little cool right now but if you wait until lunchtime to vote you're up to 65, then 66 by 3 o'clock and then even as the polls are getting ready to close at 6 and 8 o'clock still in the upper 50's. not too bad. no other weather related reason to keep you home. winds light today. a.j. burnett declined this $12.75 million option. some people think that's that savers the team enough money to go after tomas the next big >> keep that name in mind. >> you got to get another pitcher. >> well, they're in the going to compete next year. [laughter] >> we'll worry about pitching later. >> nobo

. >>> also at 11:00, the big chill. a live look outside at camelback mountain where they are making snow. tomorrow night the real thing could be falling again. the cold temperatures aren't going anywhere and now there is another threat. nbc 10 meteorologist brittney shipp is issuing a first alert. what can we expect? >> we are expecting a wintery mix and light snowfall mainly confined to the poconos, lehigh, berks and upper bucks county. we expect the possibility of freezing rain, sleet and mountain snow. snow for the higher elevations. this is overnight on sunday into monday morning. more specifically, for the poconos we could see light snowfall, freezing rain and sleet for the lehigh valley, a brief wintery mix and rainfall for philadelphia and south jersey. this is sunday night heading into monday. right now the clouds are increasing. high pressure is in control. that will change not for your sunday but later hours overnight on sunday and monday morning expect a rainy day. but our future temperature shows tomorrow mor

the second thing he talks about the blows at the car. guess what? look at the physical characteristics of officer wilson and it's inconsistent with those blows. the third thing officer wilson says that michael brown was running away from him and that he was 10 feet away when he pulled the trigger. we know that's inconsistent. that he was about 150 feet away i submit to you, judge van us is is strengthen there are inconsistencies. >> let's talk about the distance thing. i thought that the body was found 153 feet from the car which didn't necessarily mean -- we don't know where the officer was. so officer could be two inches from him. i mean, the body is found 153 feet from the car. but i thought the officer did pursue him and so i would expect the officer would be 153 and the decedent's body. >> think about this. he had a semiautomatic weapon. every tame he fired that weapon, it ejected a shell. so, they would be able to show approximately how far away he was by the ejection of those shells, greta, that's significant and important if i was a defense a

the back of early user for a scene in the drive time for the golden gate bridge is at the span but no advisory issued and no delays to traffic at the richmond bridge the westbound ride back up now to 580 >>mark: shooting at the midnight will run the gunman had been shot dead by police allege video from the same. the shooting happened around 1230 in the morning and said the out one person is a critical condition the other is unstable we all know the condition of the third person the campus police said they shot the gunman after he refused to put down the weapon and fired a shot at officers. the officer they're on sale were working to secure the area there's no believe this time there any other threats to this is an evolving crime scene were working it were working to insure that everyone is safe the list respond to the same row with one the identity of the shooter will rank of is on air and the kron 4 application >>darya: it is set to vote today the committee approved the plan yes the leg is still unhappy about where linking arms and carried signs one protester was arrested for breakin

here is video from last year as president obama placed the traditional wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. vice president biden looking on. veterans have been buried at arlington for the past 150 years. ceremonies including the world war ii memorial and 800,000 people are expected to gather at the national mall for free concert and tribute to veterans. >>> this morning eagles fans are celebrating last night's big win over the carolina panthers. let's go to vai sikahema who joins us live in the operation center. >> shine in the monday night spotlight. they crush the carolina panthers 45-21. wasn't even that close. think the saints regret letting him go? score the eagles first touchdown in the first quarter and then follow that up eight minutes later with a 65 yard punt return for a touchdown. that put the eagles up 17-7 in the first. they led 31-7 at the half and never looked back. mark sanchez two touchdown passes in his first start in almost two years. both of them to rookie jordan matthews. the eagles are now 7-2. and mark sanchez actually had a couple reasons to celebrate this

the rush hour at 1:00 o'clock from the north bay and the rush hour for the rest of us will be significantly wet. look at the temperatures, in the 60's, and when we are beyond that, the seven-day forecast is seasonal and mid-60's to low 70's. >>> we are dealing with a big accident in young city on the surface streets at the intersection of central avenue a big intersection that is very busy in the morning and you can expect to see that intersection shut down for a couple of hours because of injury crash. no passengers were in either vehicle but people were extricated from the accident. avoid that area. the rest of the drive along 880 is 32 miles per hour bumper-to-bumper traffic. a sig-alert because the 9th street off-ramp is shut down in san francisco after a motorcycle got tangled up with another vehicle. bumper-to-bumper traffic from before the curve with delays away from 280 and the best way to get around is to exit mission street. i advise staying on 80 and getting off at 7th to get into the city quicker. >>> it is 6:20 and we told you this morning more childr

the airport, as we look at the temperature, we're 37 degrees. the wind out of the west at 9 miles per hour. probably feels about 30. obviously it's a morning to bundle up. in terms of snowfall we got a trails in philadelphia. wymissing, 3, in philadelphia we went low, everybody else verified what we were warning you about. hockessin delaware, 1 1/2 inches haddon heights .2 inches. generally speaking the farther north you go the more snow you got and the icy patches on nontreated surfaces. there goes the precipitation. out to the west and south there's a lot of cloud cover out there. it will be cool, 35 degrees by 8:00. 39 by 11:00. during the parade, chilly. the high around 2:00 is 42, back in the upper 30s by 5:00. wind not all that bad today. 39 is the high in allentown, 41 in trenton. similar in reading, 42 in cape may. some spots in south jersey could get up into the mid 40s this afternoon. for the parade bundle up, it will be chilly side. 35 degrees by 8:00. 36 by 10:00. 37 by noon it will start to feel better. for shoppers tomo

the community space at the top of the building. some plans, just quickly to go through these, ground level plan you can see on the right hand side is channel. restaurant and cafe space. maybe entrance and our corner community living room you can see and then here in that paved d pattern, that plaza like pattern with the lobby directly behind. the hotel will be served by valet so there will be a contention of valet parking 24 cars. we'll also have secured bicycle parking for staff in the parking level, which upper ramp here is at the second level. we're trying to wrap the perimeter of the building. we have administrative spaces so the parking is set to the inside of the plan and away from view as much as possible. and then here, level three, the meeting space, our collaborative space, so we're encouraging people to come and use the meeting space and make it a very functional meeting area for the hotel itself. going further up the building here on the podium level, as christine said, we have private open space, we have fitness area,

some of the bridges opening at the toll plaza and starting to loosen up with startingat the golden gate bridge in the play better conditions here on the span itself. >> reporter: bar station is still having a 10 minute delays. because of a fatal accident >> gabe slate: 0 the fall to the door and then the door locks to your hotel will using draw from. the discotheque in with their fall have the raw lumber set the record to the fall and then go right to the room and open and up with their phone beckon completely bypass the front desk no waiting in line this could really change the way we check into hotel rooms in the future. you want to make sure that your phone requires a pass code because if you lose your phone someone could easily get into your room. >> grant >> darya: san francisco residents use less water than any urban area. san francisco on average use of 45 gal. of water per person per day compared to the bay area as a whole 85 gal. per person per day compared to inland area like palm springs in their use in about two dozen of 52 gal. per person per day for capit

so the kid will be home, all day, driving us crazy. a live look athe schuylkill expressway right here near montgomery drive. we will go to chris's house, drop kids off at around lunchtime for the day, no problems, in or out of the city on the schuylkill expressway at least at the moment. crews are still working on the pennsylvania turnpike, we will go for a fly here between philadelphia and bensalem and willow grove interchange. another half an hour or so as part of the construction project there near willow grove. heading south on i-95 in delaware and wilmington ramps to 202, part of the widening project the crews are still out there and crash in beverly, new jersey on warren street at wilmington. otherwise bridge lease fine and mass transit okay. chris and kerry back to you. >>> we will take in all six of the kelly kids, no problem. >>> today is election day and first polls will open in a couple hours. >> of course in, pennsylvania the most attention is on the race for governor. fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in mt. airy with you're lex day covera

the wind west at 20 miles per hour. and the pressure 29.73, here is the big story this afternoon, sustained winds 15 to 25 miles per hour, but when you factor in the gusts it feels cooler, 25 miles per hour wind gusts in the poibs. a gust as high as 36 miles per hour in dover and that will be the case as we go through the afternoon hours. temperatures in the upper 40s and lower 50s, 53 in philadelphia and 37 in the poconos, 48 in allentown, and along the coast in beach haven coming in. the clouds are starting to move in as we track the upper level low and the short wave moving through and that is lake-effect snow showers down wind of the eastern great lakes and an area of low pressure moving out of new england and high pressure wants to make its way eastward and we are sandwiched in between and that causes windy conditions, as we look ahead, 3:00 this afternoon, the temperature of 51 and 49 at 5:00 this evening, and 47 at 7:00 and 49 at 5:00. and we drop down to 37 degrees, clearing up tonight and getting much colder. fo

look at the temperatures. 52 degrees. that's at 11:00 this morning. and then into the 60s. st philadelphia. 61 degrees at 3:00. reading, northeast philadelphia and mt. holly all up to 60 degrees by midafternoon. but there is colder weather on the way. i'll show you what the weekend looks like when i come back in less than ten minutes with the seven-day forecast. >> thank you, bill. you can track the cold temperatures that's headed our way and possibly even the first snowfall on your smartphone or tablet with the nbc 10 weather app. it's a free download that you can get right now at our website at nbc10.com. >>> right now, let's track your ride to work and see how the roads are looking. >> here's katy zachry with all you need to know. >> we had a relatively clear morning. once we hit the 6:00-6:15 time frame and once vai came into the picture, everything started to change. so, we have an accident in limerick for drivers on swamp pike at neiffer road. there is an accident there, came into the system about 15 years ago, in the process of being cleared. in plymouth township, the

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the library. one person is in critical condition at the other unstable at the hospital the third person this and isto can the solicitor is not the gunman after he fired a shot at officers of zero arms and are working to secure in the surrounding areas there is no believe we decided there another reference again this is an evolving crying saying we're working to assure everyone is safe >>mark: the library is to inform our that's what it was so busy that late in the evening will begin informations and of days when the new information comes again >> gra>>darya: the committee approved a conference about recall yesterday it is linked arms and carried signs outside the meeting at the mission bay camp broke a glass door to the building the plan was approved even though gov. jerry brown wanted to look for other ways to reduce interest the cost. the group said they plan on staying there but to other regions agreed to drop the to was in high class >>will tran: is an asset to a very long to mobilize their still upset over what happened at the regions which they've been here as early as 6:00 it earlier 4:05 p.

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the appellants >> i need and ms. miller. >> at the same time? >> i'm sorry you have to come and speak to the microphone. >> so the subject dental surgery scheduled on that day i'm not sure i'll be able to talk after that i don't know how it about affect my mouth will i be allowed next week to speak to an opportunity to be heard or only about the drawings? at that time, it's up to the board whether they wanted to entertain additional testimony or looked at the drawings >> it's my intent to close the hearing but they should be able to speak for the new information on the drawings only. >> well, the plans were supported to be there too years years when the same exact work and ma'am, you can submit in writing. >> you have the drawings sufficiently ahead to prepare comments or have someone to deliver them. >> does this mean it issues are closed and the only issue is the drawings? >> it's the only thing we'll review in terms of the public comments and the board will make the decision. >> we'll request the reasons? or would that be addressed next week?

the death of rodney frazier jr. they mourned his death to confirm that 20 shots were fired at the boy he was in the front yard at hisbelieve it was a gang of mistake that to kill for someone else. he has been helping the kids cope with the loss. when you hear something like this happening it brings back a lot of emotions and how we can make our community better. >> darya: hundreds of students and teachers or at the richmond civic center last like the man in into violence richmond police the sheriff's deputies had been investigating it but they have not been able to track down the people who killed the boy. >> reporter: a grim discovery on the san jose terrell part. there's still no word on bid babies identity or the baby's mother. he was looking for a bed frame when he found the baby's body he notified the manager and the manager called line 11 no one there was expecting a baby the room where the baby was found has been vacant for years. >> reporter: a large tire on the loose on the outskirts of paris the nearby schools and on our officer this morning is still unclear where he came from but there is in their ride wi

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road at the hughesville bypass. y incident free right now, beltway at the oxen hill wilson bridge inbound lanes slowing to kennelworth. north capital at rigs road have police on the scene. 66, 95, 395 virginia the volume for you i can't. >>> a chilly start. the jacket, still a little bit of a breeze in dc and points north and east. south of town where the winds have gone near dead company, that has allowed the temperatures to drop off. what a beautiful pick this morning with the plane and the sky. that is a pretty shot here at 6:30. just a few minutes before the sunrise at 6:37. a mix with high clouds at times. 95 by 11:00. 5:59. let me remind you sunset at 5:05. for baltimore dc south and east of the bay, a light blue, that is a frost advisory in effect until 8:00. the lighter winds and the colder temperatures 30 in la ray. 31 in fredericksburg. we are in the 30s and 40s going into the low 60s. tomorrow looks even warmer. more on that in a few minutes. andrea and michael. >> thank you howard. >>> charlie rose joinin