jenna: the orange city woman sentenced to prison time for the death of a 3- year-old in her care... is getting a break. and now, word that the sioux county attorney will not chalalnge the decision. sapp is serving two 50 year sentences for the death of 3-year old autumn elgersma, who she admitted to throwing on the ground while at her in-home daycare. last year, she made a plea deal... and then last month, judge edward jacobson, changed her sentence citing good behavior while in prison. now, sapp will serve her sentences at the same time, effectively, cutting them in half. autumn's mother, jen, didn't see that coming. " " jenna: under iowa law, the judge is allowed to reconsider sentences within a year of the sentencing date, without notifying the county attorney or the victim's family. tim on cam just 5 weeks from when iowa's medicaid program is scheduled to change from state run to privately managed, an administrative law judge is asking the state to make changes. an administrative law judge today asked the state to throw out one of four agreements reached with for-profit companys

jessica rae: the orange city woman sentenced to prison time for the death of a 3- year-old in her care... is getting a break. and now, word the sioux county attorney will not challenge the decision. sapp is serving two 50 year sentences for the death of 3-year old autumn elgersma, who she admitted to throwing on the ground while at her in-home daycare. last year, she made a plea deal... and then last month, judge edward jacobson, changed her sentence citing good behavior while in pririn. now, sapp will serve her sentences at the same time, effectively, cutting them in half. autumn's mother, jen, didn't see that coming. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. " jessica rae: jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. jen elgersma speaking on the phone to us about the case. " jessica rae: under iowa law, the judge is allowed to reconsider sentences within a year of the senteneing date, without notifying the county attorney or the victim's family.

the dash cam recorded ben golden hitting edward caban in the orange county city of costa mesa. he was pepper-sprayed, arrested and lost his job as a reached out to a counselor for help. >> it's not me in the video. it's not me . it was hard to watch and i'm ashamed and it's taken me so long to talk to anybody because i've been scared. >> charged with four misdemeanor counts of assault and battery. he says he wants to meet with the driver. >>> new tonight, a man with terminal cancer is granted his movie. his wife launched a campaign to het her husband see star wars the force awakens. it worked. lucas film employees brought a copy to the home in texas. a grateful ashley fleetwood posted on facebook, to all our wonderful friends, family, and awesome strangers, daniel's final dream was just granted. the wonderful disney and lucas films made their final dream come true and the amazing typical disney way. they really do make dreams come true. disney, which owns the star wars franchise, is of course the parent company of wabc tv. >> nice that we can report something that's moving and e

a permanent memorial is planned for the site to remember the victims. an orange city, iowa women is speaking out about a judge's recent ruling to reduce the sentence of her daughter's killer. jennifer elgersma says she's upset about a judge's decision to cut rocehlle sapp's 100-year prison sentence in half. but, elgersma says there's nothing the family can do about it. this week, the sioux county attorney announced he won't appeal the judge's decision. back in october of 2013, sapp was accused slamming three-year- old autumn elgersma to the ground for not taking off her coat at sapp's in- home daycare. autumn later died. a judge has sentenced an emmetsburg, iowa banker involved in a banking scheme. 62-year-old richard jones got 14 months in federal prison. during court proceedings it was revealed jones defrauded iowa trust and savings bank. jones served as senior vice-president of the bank from 2003 to 2010. prosecutors say jones forged signatures of unknowing bank customers. on wednesday, a community gathered to honor native american children. the "march to honor los

the visibility is only 1.5 miles in orange city. the satellite and radar shows clouds north of us, and that is where they will stay overngiht. the stormcast hd shows clear skies tonight, then breezy and warm weather with partly cloudy skies the next two days. a cold front will approach thursday with a slight chance of light rain...and of course, cooler temperatures. 45 will be tonight's low with clear skies. tomorrow, expect a high of 75 and partly cloudy skies. winds will become breezy. the 7-day shows another warm day wednesday--in fact wednesday's record high is 76 from 1975, so we will be close. a cold front will ing a slight chance of light rain thursday. following the front, highs will be in the 50s, but we'll enjoy a sunny weekend. the northern lights will be visible tonight and tomorrow night! the best viewing times will be from midnight to 2 am. here is a beautiful picture of last night's sunset from joan nicolai from storm lake, ia. and, check out this sunrise from diane dunn of west lake okoboji, ia! two great pictures! th

the mums. we have beautiful trees on city avenue. you can see the bright reds and the orangee sugar maples. over city avenue we have oaks. a nice time of year we're peaking across the delaware valley. south jersey they are picking up a little bit of color. the heart of the delaware valley is in peak form. if you enjoy looking at the fall foliage, today is a really nice day for that. talking about this yesterday. i know there's route 347 in south jersey off 55 you take it when you're heading to the jersey shore. it gets you into sea isle city avalon. the entire road for miles is gorgeous, with reds and yellows and oranges everywhere. we have mild temperatures, so i'm wearing a jacket right now, but i probably don't need it. 56 in philadelphia. 57 in millville. cape may, 59. atlantic city at the airport, 58. some 21 degrees warmer than the same time yesterday. lehigh valley 20 degrees warmer across allentown and reading. that warm lg -- warming trend will continue over the next several days. double scan live we have showers that could push through in the next couple of hours. a

the important safety step nobody bothered to take. >> investigators are trying to figure out what sent this tour bus barreling through city streets, sending orange barrels scattering. the driver says the brakes failed. on friday, we learned the bus shouldn't have been on the road. the chp never inspected it because the owners never registered the bus with the state. >>> meanwhile, there's another development tonight. kpix 5's mark kelly found out a construction company is also in trouble with the city. >> reporter: large orange rails meant to protect drivers turned into dangerous projectiles when the tour bus barreled through them. these rails should have been filled with water, but public works spokesman says many were bone dry. >> some had water in them. some didn't have water in them. it was a mixed bag. >> reporter: also a mixed bag, who's to blame? we've learned it's the contractor's job to fill the rails with water, but public works, as the inspector, failed to do its job, too, and catch the problem. today, gordon says that changes. >> here on in, we're going to make sure that our inspectors from san francisco public works go out and make

september 2014 incident in northwest iowa have emerged in a lawsuit filed by the driver, 32-year-old levi wilson of orange city. he alleges the stop and search were illegal. the iowa division of criminal investigation says officers acted appropriately because they were searching for wilson's brother, david wilson, a sex offender who was wanted on outstanding warrants. officers say the brothers sometimes drove the same truck. levi wilson denies that. today marks the 30th anniversary of the plane crash that killed three members of the iowa state cross country team. the pilot, two coaches, and a student trainer were also killed. among them... was trainer stephanie streit from hawarden, and sheryl maahs from spirit lake. this afternoon, family members of the vicitims and others are holding a special cermemony in des moines to honor those that were lost. >> weather ad-lib winter storm watch in effect thanksgiving day for parts of southern and eastern siouxland some very ill-timed winter weather will make its way through siouxland during one of the busiest travel days of the year on thanksgiving day. today, however,

the mother of a young girl killed by her daycare provider in orange city, iowa is speaking out about a judge's recent ruling. the sioux county attorney says he won't appeal the decision to cut a 100-year prison sentence for rochelle sapp in half. last year, sapp pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment charges. three-year-old autumn elgersma died in 2013. at the time, a plea deal dropped a first-degree murder charge. sapp had agreed to back-to-back 50-year sentences. in october, a district judge cut down the sentence by allowing then to run at the same time. autumn's mother says she is upset about the judge's decision but there's it's very unfortunate that judge jacobson took it upon himself to change what was very clearly written out in a plea agreement i don't think it's in his place at all to reconsider the sentence." said, jennifer elgersma, autumn's mother. jennifer elgersman says sharing autumn's story about the history and pattern of abuse she suffered has helped her family to heal. 3:04 "we'll do whatever we can to help people realize the gravity of th

the southwest to the city of worcester here. now it's the east side of the city of worcester getting some of the heaviest rain in the yellow and orange... o. >> i'm take you through the morning with the latest rain when we get out of here at 11:00. >> new at 11:00, the steps one restaurant is taking to he get their employees a better paycheck. esthetic leg parts vanished. the plea for help from the marathon bombing survivor tonight. >>> and coach julian put out a plea for some good home cooking from his team for a change. the red sox than >>> which all love home cooking, right. for the bruins so far this year it's like they've been cooking with steal ingredients. cleaning out the cabinets. but not tonight. fresh produce, add in a few spices and that bad taste from previous home games gone. a five-star meal for bruins fans tonight. okay, maybe a three-star meal. coach julian gives his boys an earful after tuesday night's garden loss for the sharks and it works. five and a half minutes in, marchand gets the bs on the board first, 1-0. marchand's seventh of the year. tied at 1 in the second when the lee ericson show takes over. first fr

they found that bodies on monday after the firefighters in the city of orange put out the fire. police say that the gmc uc -- yukon went up over the curb and came to rest at the driveway of the home. investigators are looking in to witness reports of the man seen running from the burning suv as they say that they did not live at that house and that the suv is not registered to anyone in orange county. the coroner is cruising dental records to try to identify the victim. >>> dozens of restaurants for chipotle will be closed because of concerns of e. coli. it was traced to 11 restaurants in washington and oregon and then tested for the bacteria to come back negative. and that each restaurant was cleaned and restocked and that our employees, they were checked for e. coli. >>> a little girl has been reunited with the puppy, after tracking down the help of social media. they posted a photo on facebook asking for anyone with any information on their whereabouts. the dog was stolen from the crate in their front yard. they saw the facebook post and then they saw a dog that would look li

september 2014 incident in northwest iowa have emerged in a lawsuit filed by the driver, 32-year-old levi wilson of orange city. wiwion, who is of indianan descent, claims the stop and search were illegal. the iowa division of criminal investigation says officers acted appropriately because they were searching for wilson's brother, who was wanted on outstanding warrants as a sex offender. officers say the brothers sometimes drove the same truck. levi wililn denies that. a community gathered today to march in honor of native american children some tribal members say have been lost to adoption and foster care. every year the march to honor lost children recognizes those children through a peaceful walk. today it began at the war eagle monument in n oux city, for the 13th year of thehevent. "there's still disproportionate numbers of our children in foster care," said frank lamere, organizer of the march to honor lost children. "disproportionate numbers of our children are being adopted. and i think that we need to be vigilant." one of the main goals of the event a goal was to reconnect foster and adopted ildren w

the marina centre in south sioux city. tickets are on sale now and proceeds help fund scholarships and grants for single parents in siouxland. jenna: preps are already underway for next year's orange city tulip festivalal. including the crowing of the new queen. ava grossmann was crowned tulip festival queen in a ceremony last night. she's a senior from unini christian highgh school. here she is court. feststal is set for the 21st. tim: still to come... the folks at making some adjustments to the thing their known for the most, more on the new chocolate recipe, after the break. fred: (fred) more rain and wind is coming to siouxland, as is a cooldown. and, we have snow in friday's forecast! details after the break. fred: jenna: tim: (jenna) fred, quite an active forecast! (fred) that is right. we have rain, wind, and snow in the 7-day! fred: (fred) the hd radar shows showers around parts of the area. sioux city has seen 0.57" of rain so far today. the port neal welding company skycam h hshows cloudy s ses from the ho chunk centre in sioux c cy. 57 was the high today and 44 the low. here's the scsce in storm lake from the king's pointe skycam hd. 44 is the current sioux city tempera

tim: next year's tulip court was announced for the 76th annual tulip festival in orange city and senior from unity christian high school ava grossmann was crowned this year's tulip festival queen! congratulations! this is ava and the rest of the tulip court. next year's tulip festival is set for may 19, through the 21st. tim: and still to come tonight, well take a look at ways to stay on track with healthy eating and keep it easy on the wallet. (fred) more rain and wind is as is a cooldown. and, we have snow in friday's forecast! break. " " welding company skycam hd shows cloudy skies from the ho chunk centre in sioux city. 57 was the high today and 44 from the king's pointe skycam hd. 44 is the current sioux city temperature. local temperatures range from the 30s west to 50s east. wind are strong and about to get stronger, from the northwest at 10 to 25 miles per hour. wind chills range from the 20s to the 40s. dew points are close to the air temperatures, and relative humidity values are 80 to 100 percent. visibiliy is reduced around the area due to rain and fog, and we will see more

the highest temperature since april 9th. we're falling down to 38 in the city, but once you head outside the city which is the last place to cool off. 22 in norwood as well as orange. fort smith is 29. the vineyard 28. morning. i think every town in this freezing. bottom line is you will want your jacket tomorrow morning. bright skies and a lack of wind. when the cold air starts to move in as long as there's no wind, it's a little bit easier to take. we will rebound with partly cloudy skies. 46 to 52 across the area. 52 nantucket. it's a cool november day but another bright and quiet one. another system we are watching. this arm of rain is the one we are tracking for the end of this week and it will be pulling into town on thursday. i think your first showers start to break out early thursday afternoon. but heaviest will be late thursday night into the first and this looks like a good soaking rain. inches. that's where we will see our heaviest and steddest rain steadiest rain. the rain fall deficit have been creeping up in worcester about nine i was behind in boston. so it's more of a good thing than bad. it will affect the friday morning commute. we start you out

the forecast. we're still at 69 degrees in the city and plymouth down to 57 and orange down 53 and all across the northeast, it is comfortable as it can be. and places in wisconsin and minnesota had the high temperatures in the 70s. and clear skies from boston down 95. and a few clouds scooting in northern maine. and for in you i think, a chance it see the northern lights. and especially if you're watching us from new hampshire and vat vermont and maine this is where you would see some of the northern lights. the day goes on. and 37 to 42 in the suburbs and 47 in the city itself. tomorrow another chamber of commerce day. the sunrise about 6:21 and full sunshine and light winds and a little cooler at the coastline. but still up above average and the sunset 4:34. and looking at high of 61 in boston and 66 in norwood and same story in jeffrey and nantucket at 61. and the end of the week, the winds turn a little more south early again and it will create the low clouds and the south coast and the island. and the mild are air coming up over the cooler water and inland more sunshine and friday and overall more cl

last month, a controversial ruling led a judge to cut the 100 year prison sentence of an orange city women, in half. jenna: and earlier today the sioux county attorney's office announced that they won't appeal the change. rochelle sapp is in prision in connection with the death of a 3-

dry for the morning commute and a little bit chilly. nord 30 degrees. orange 29. the city 48, beverly 45. high pressure is with us. you see that gray on the screen, flirting with the new england coastline, new hampshire seacoast and northern new england and new york state. that's a cool front that will drop into new england this evening and overnight ushering in cooler air. today the numbers above normal, tomorrow and wednesday the numbers will be below normal but the next three days offering a fair amount of sunshine. by wednesday afternoon, more clouds. today mostly sunny. breezy, temps between 55 and 60. normal high is 52. 58 ought to do it. marshal ahead 43, lawrence 56. worcester hills middle 50s. lakeville, dartmouth, upper 50s to around 60. the merrimack valley, upper 50s. worcester hills partly to mostly sunny skies. fitchburg 55. the cape and the islands, chatham 54. tonight, mostly clear. chilly, lows 26-33. tomorrow, mostly sunny skies. noticeably cooler. look at that, by 10 degrees tomorrow with temperatures tomorrow afternoon only in the upper 40s. boston tomo

you can see that boundary indicated by the yellow and orange, now slicing across the city of san franciscodigging in a southerly direction toward san francisco -- toward the peninsula. heavy rain in the east bay, also in the south bay. so far san jose with nearly up to 7/10 of an inch of rain just since midnight. peninsula, you are being hammered at this hour. it is raining in san jose and currently air temperatures in the 50s. a cool day under 70. i hope you have the chance to enjoy some of this wet weather. >> grab it -- and umbrella. >>> good morning to our viewers in the welcome to "cbs this morning." the royals became the king of baseball as they clench the world series over the mets. >>> and new clues overnight about the deadly russian plane crash. >>> and the latest from chipotle on an e. coli outbreak. >>> but we begin with "your world in 90 seconds."

in beijing the government issuing a rare orange alert. smog blanketed the city.ools were forced to suspend activities. the timing couldn't be worse because the smog came as the world leaders are gathering in paris. a new poll by abc news and wombs finds nearly two-third of the americans think climate change is a serious problem facing the united states. 47% think the government should do more about it. terrorism is a top talking point. reporter: over 150 world leaders gathered in paris to discuss an issue that impacts everyone. global climate change. the party for top 21 is a forum to reduce greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. in a speech, the u.s. said they are prepared to act but stressed it must be a global effort. >> the united states of america recognizes our role to create the problem we embrace the responsibility to do something about it. they say reducing carbon emission will lead to stronger economy. >> we have proved that a safer environment no longer has to conflict with one another. they can work in concert with one another. >> the paris summit comes

closer to home, we're looking at the sun building in, in places like sullivan county, orange county, rockland county, westchester. dry in the city and the sunshine will be building in as well. tracking this little last bit of rain through ocean county. south of toms river, you're seeing light showers streaming on in. they'll continue to do so over the next hour or so. then you're also going to dry out very nicely. probably by 11:00. i think the rain has shut down. this is what it feels like right now. you need the winter coats. 30 in poughkeepsie. we have windchills just below freezing in white plains. feels like 32 this hour in newburgh. this is 2:00 today. it's a much brighter picture, especially from the city towards long island and the jersey shore. mostly sunny skies right through the rest of the afternoon. we'll set this into motion here. stop it just for your morning commute on monday. 7:00 a.m., it's bright, quiet, and no umbrellas needed tomorrow. but it's cold. starting out especially monday morning. doesn't get much better through the afternoon. monday evening commute is also dry, around 5:00 p.m. sunshine and clouds

the weekend. right now it's cold like yesterday. the city 31. norwood and bedford into the upper teens. orange 17. hyannis 22. high pressure on the eastern seaboard providing us with all sorts of dry air so if you are heading into boston at logan, maybe to pick someone up, you have dry roads and mostly sunny skies today. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sunshine but with high pressure over in this fashion here, it will sell up a southwesterly breeze and warm things nicely. that's the case for friday with partly sunny skies. temperatures tomorrow and friday 50s to around 60. today mostly sunny, still cool. between 43 and 47. traveling across the northeast, mostly sunny skies all over the place. 30s, 40s and 50s. happy trails, 7news begins now. >> christa: there's anger in the streets of chicago. protesters gathering after alarming dashcam video shows a teen walking away from police and getting shot and killed by an officer. >> jadiann: holiday travel in full swing.

the outer layers. the city 47, norwood 32. jaffrey and orange lower 30s. high pressure with us for the day so a lot of sunshine across southern new england. really even tomorrow as well. the high goes from here adirondacks to east of new england tomorrow so plenty of sun tomorrow. the difference, though, is with the blue h over the water it can allow cooler air to get to the coastline with temps tomorrow afternoon low 60s. still above normal for metro boston. thursday the high dips south of new england setting up a southerly flow. warm and more moisture. increasing clouds thursday afternoon and a couple of thursday. looking great for taco tuesday, between 65 and 70. lakeville 68. even if you want to have pizza, a great day. amesbury 68. worcester hills, middle 60s, pushburg and worcester. the cape and the islands, mid 60s. a lot of clouds thursday afternoon, friday afternoon, maybe a few sprinkles. weekend at this time dry, cooler on sunday for the patriots game. >> christa: things picking up on the roadways, rich kirkland is here with the info. >> jadiann

look the oranges okay right on top of the city show you where you see the intense, heavy embedded downpours out there. but watch how quickly this moves. there is not a lot to it okay? not a big, wide storm. going to move through to 11:30 at night. you are basically finished with it except for a couple of light showers out there then do you have keep your eye on what is going on down around the tropics. keep your eye on it because we don't want this track to change. right now the frac is very favorable for all involved, it pushes it offshore, never making a u.s. landfall. we never see it making its way to hurricane status but the winds bump up to about 65 miles per hour. so we watch that one. >>> for tomorrow, some rain out there. breezy at 60 degrees. when you look at the extended forecast you'll see 62 on wednesday. that is your veteran's day. just keep in mind i'm going to keep that rain chance possibly into the first part of veteran's day. the second part i think looks better with brightening skies thursday there is an entirely different system with rain likely at 63. friday as i was tel

. >>> one year ago a heartless crime devastated the small city of port jervis in orange county. the local shoemaker, a beloved man in town, died after a store. his next door neighbor decided to take action. and now 12 months later something good has emerged out of something so tragic. >> reporter: port jervis has a new set of electronic eyes keeping watch on all things good and bad. four cameras installed earlier this year. >> we were going to get those cameras and we were going to get them donated. >> reporter: you heard that correctly. maria mann worked five months to get the cameras donated. her long time neighbor, 77-year-old josef kucher, was beaten and robbed inside his front street store. video from maria mann's security cameras led investigators to dennis mcbee of port jervis. investigators charged the 29-year-old with kucher's murder. as a tribute to a man she considered a second father, maria mann phoned, e-mailed, and ultimately persuaded samsung to give a $3,000 camera system to port jervis. >> to deter crime, vandalism. to keep our residents safer. >> perhaps no one

the airstrike, so we are set up for a chilly night. once you get away from the city, the temperatures are freefalling. already below freezing in springfield, orange and concord, new hand sure. a cold night tonight coming up with many 20' tomorrow, a nice day with sunshine and a chilly start. a gentle breeze taking it right to about 50. in the afternoon, it should be about five degrees less chilly. cape cod also in the upper 40' s and close to 50 degrees. everybody still enjoying a good deal of said as we await the arrival of this system. overnight on thursday night is when most of it will occur. a thin band of snow on the cold side of that storm. high pressure still in control for one more nice day and as we get to tomorrow night and thursday, the clouds will be increasing. as this makes its approach and a wave of low pressure forming along it could enhance the rainfall. tomorrow is that sunny day -- thursday is a cloudy day and there could be rain during the day but most of it should hold off into friday morning. the thursday evening commute may be impacted and the friday morning commute could be impacted along the coast. the rain should be over

. >> marco rubio one of the republicans that was in siouxld thiseek, made a stop in sioux city and was in orange city with three other republicans, chris christie in the neighborhood this week, aswell. christie seems to have landed some serious support from some iowa republican heavyweights but not paying any dividends at this point. >> at this point, no. again, he is in the establishment lane, if you wil and he's hoping that as the iowa caucuses draw closer, that republican voters will give him another look at someone with the credentials of having governed an entire state, a bigtate. as you mtioned, he acquirered the services of jeff blank who s -- and also served as the governor's chief of staff after he was elected. he is being served by governor branstad's 2014 campaign manager, who may be well-known to people in northwest iowa who worked on and ran actually steve king's re-election effort in 2012. >> can he belly flop in iowa and still have relevce in new hampshire? that's -- looks like he may be banking on new hampshire if much if not more than iowa. >> there are a number of candidates ev

and this extends back to the 128 belt approaching the city of boston back to medfield and denim and a little light rain. no oranges or anything like that over us right now. there is back to the west in connecticut. so we'll get into a little steadier shower activity and some downpours as we head into the evening. and visibility okay for some of us. look at wooster right now, a quarter mile visibility with fog. and the temperatures, even though in the 40s right now, will continue to rise right on through the evening hours ahead of the front. so it is a gradual process through the course of the evening with additional showers through the evening drive. and if you zoom out the view, and you'll see the showers' back to the west in connecticut and a few in pennsylvania. look at the big counterclockwise spin. it is still snowing right now in parts of northern wisconsin and minnesota. that gusty wind behind it too. you'll feel it tomorrow. morning. but we see wind gusts over 40 miles an hour. this is not just along the coast but across the board there could be a late day sprinkle. rain showers change to snow showers in w

. >>> a group of young men is sporting the color orange for a new campaign to end gun violence. the movement is taking road in a city basketball program not immuned to bloodshed. here's more from jamaica queens. >> reporter: put it there face >> this team of talented teenage ball players, orange t- shirts under their jerseys at the preseason game in jamaica queens is not making a fashion statement. no, orange is the new track toward their goal of trying to end gun violence. >> and if you take kids home and inner city communities from age 15 to 19, the leading cause of death. >> reporter: four players associated with the city's new renaissance basketball association have been shot this year or shot someone else. >> and one of our players got shot in the stomach and still has a bullet lodged in his body. >> reporter: and andy borman, the head of the program, said his young players came up with the idea dawning a -- donning a color standing for safety. >> and this year, all of the coaches and players will wear orange. >> i lost three friends over the years to gun violence and one in jail for shooting someone and two de

the big am a orange tonight. isn't that fantastic? >> but that's for the food bank of new york city empire state building and really complementing the gorgeous horizon right now. which is -- spectacular orange. yeah. it's -- halloween worthy there. all right so our temperatures at 63-degrees. the humidity 56%. south wind at 5. that barometer is a nice high reading with high pressure to our north and east. and 70 degrees the high number on the day. the average high 58. which is wiping out the averages. but the average highs are really our lows right now and this weather pattern we're not far from record warmth and we make a run at a record on friday. there's the sunrise and sunset times. sunset at 4:49. partly cloudy last year in the state it was actually a warm november day at 678 degrees. -- 68 degrees, so a salt change today. we now have a wind coming off the atlantic and that's why you're seeing 50s and east hampton and brookhaven and smith downright now at 60 norwalk and 63 in danbury. the warmer numbers are going to in the areas that don't have the marine influence, we're still

city. tickets are on sale now and proceeds help fund scholarships and grants for single parents in siouxland. jessica rae: next year's tulip court was announced for the 76th annual tulip festival in orange city and senior from unity christian high school ava grossmann was crowned this year's tulip festival queen! congratulations! this is ava and the rest of the tulip court. next year's tulip festival is set for may 19th, through the 21st. jessica rae: the force will be with auction- goers next month. sotheby's is auctioning off the "star wars" toy collection owned by a japanese d-j and clothing entrepreneur. the toys include original "star wars" action figures from 19-77 in the original packaging. the batch features a rare luke skywalker with a "double telescoping" lightsaber. sotheby's says only 20 of those figures are known to exist. the most expensive items on the block are two "power of the force" coin sets that were available only by special request from the manufacturer. they're expected to sell for at least 25-thousand dollars each. the auction is jessica rae scott: adlib scott:the potential for showers and mixed precipitation for showers and mixed precipitation primarily happeni

it won't be as pretty the next outside we go tonight with new york city looks fantastic right now. the empire state building is in orange but this is the sunset over new york harbor that happened at 4:59. another gorgeous one. it's one after the other. getting so spoiled. we have a great shot of the skyline and the streets are packed. the water is like a piece of glass. it's calm and it's almost as crowded on the west side tonight as the balloon inflation night before thanksgiving. it's 61 degrees and southeasterly wind is light. tomorrow will be a close call. we may reach the 70 mark at the record high is 78. way above the average of 58. there are the sun vise and sunset times. it was 70s in the afternoon but this cooler along the coast. that's a sign of things to come. we'll have more clouds tomorrow. temperatures will be near 70s. a balmy breeze friday and record warmth and the fall feel will we have the winds out of the southeast. you see the 50s now. we're cooling off a little faster right now because of the ocean wind. the cooling will slow because the clouds are coming in and we won't have upper 30s and 40s in th

some solid rain out the lower hudson valley, like a moderate rain with a few heavier pockets, westchester to orange county, still some light rain in the ariane and showers in the city as well. a lot of this is heavy fog and mist in the area too, this is drying out as you head west over much of new jersey and is is shifting into new england and they will be shutting down like that as well. we have 50 degrees central park at this point, 51 in islip, 56 in montauk, 50 in belmar, temperatures cooler than we had yesterday, from the north, starting to turn northwest band that area of low pressure going away from us but at 5:00 to 16 miles per hour, a little raw outside at the same time, temperatures of dropped a bit. we expect rain to continue in the overnight hours, and years of moving to the lower hudson valley into connecticut and we deal with some rainfall for the early-morning commute that is going on right now in long island, and a little rain to shut down the new jersey catching a break little earlier today as earlier pressures here is what we have with tropical storm kate heading for the route to see, the cold from giving it the boot. future cast doesn't bring ra

. >> the woman in custody is dorian sawyer from orange city, florida. llingness to take the undercover bait in the midst of a hallway crawling with deputies is likely an indication of how desperate she is for money. >> this is your first call of the night? >> first call of my life. >> what were you doing before this? >> i'm a dancer and and a mother. >> while this is doran's first arrest for prostitution, it's this? >> i'm a dancer and and a mother. >> while this is doran's first arrest for prostitution, it's not her first time running afoul of the law. she has prior arrests for grand theft and writing fraudulent checks. she says being an escort is a last resort to support her four children and grandchild. >> that's not a first option for anybody, right? >> to go out -- >> on a date with strange men? >> no, it's not my ideal job, of course not. >> right. >> but i have to feed my kids. >> is there anybody looking after the kids? >> yes, they older kids are. but they don't know. how am i supposed to tell them? >> they don't know you're at work? >> my kids

the crash remains under investigation. >> daniel: >> gene: boston city leaders the street. without the orange hip the toy looks real and it could end up in a deadly situation. that's what happen last year in cleveland when boy was killed from police and mayor walsh wants to prevent something like like that to happen here and they have to notify important if they find one. >> daniel: friday milton police arrested 18-year-old immediately suspended from school and charged with carrying a firearm on school grounds and also faces drug charges and believe students were not in any danger. >>> daniel: new hampshire man facing criminal charge for carrying a gun in his own backyard. he was drunk when he fired a rifle into the ground on saturday night. it happened behind manly's home on warren street in laconia and released after being charged and due back in court in january. >> julie: surgery police made quite discovery during a traffic stop this weekend. take a look. gladiator sword, spear and knife found in the scar and police driver was quick to explain why he was so heavily armed. >> julie: carrie

the last coyote to win a major award like this was tyler starr and he's an nfl'ejust sayin.moc floyd valley's breanna skite-uh-man has committed to stay in orange city and play basketball at northwestern. last season she led the dutch with over 14 points a game shooting over 40 3 next week we'll see the naia national volleyball championships crank up at the tyson events center. briar cliff makes their third straight appearance and they're the host school! the unranked chargerswill be underdogs though as they play in pool "a" against the number 19, number 9, and number 2 ranked teams in the cououry! the top two teams advance. their first game is tuesday at 5:45. 3 number 17 dordt is our other siouxland team in this tournament. they'll be underdogs two against the third and 11th ranked teams in their bracket. they do draw one unranked opponent. their first game is next tuesday at 8:30. 3 and numbmb one morningside hosts number 8 mount tabor saturday in the naia football quarterfinals! fresh off their 75-69 quadruple overtime 3 3 3 3 <

the death of a 3- year old girl from orange city. jenna: sapp admitted to injuring autumn elgersma so badly at her daycare that she died of her injuries. in octer of last year, sapp made a plea deal and was sentenced to two 50 year prison sentences. last month, judge edward jacobson, decided to change that sentence and allow sapp to serve them at the same time, siting good behavior while in prison. but, that's little comfort to autumn's grieving family. her mother, jen, spoke to us on the phphe today. " " jenna: allowed to reconsider sentences within a year of the sentencing date, without notifying the county attorney attorney general or the victim's family. sioux county attorney thomas kunstle had this to say today. this is sort of an unprecedented move ...undermines any closure the victims may have had. tim: the family of autumn elgersma says they plan to attend all future parole hearings so the iowa parole board is aware of the impact sapp's crimes had on them and their community in general. jenna: the elgersrs family is honoring

getting some of that heavy rain off to the north and lawrence and andover we're seeing some that have heavy rain come in the city of and over, especially yellow and orange showing up on doppler radar, meaning it's coming down hard here. 495 cutting right through the lawrence area, hide street, prospect street all getting the heaviest rain right now. shifting off to the southwest to the city of worcester here. now it's the east side of the city of worcester getting some of the heaviest rain in the >> i'm take you through the morning with the latest rain when we get out of here at 11:00. >> new at 11:00, the steps one restaurant is taking to he get their employees a better paycheck. >> and $250,000 worth of esthetic leg parts vanished. the plea for help from the marathon bombing survivor tonight. >>> and coach julian put out a plea for some good home cooking from his team for a change. th best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you

the funds to create it. it will give you indicators for retailers all around your city and gives a grade. you have red, orange and green. they've studied the entire process of how these clothes were made. they also give you a gps coordinate on your map so you can go to these stores and shop ethically at the same time. it's connected into your social media so you can share about this whole thing. i guess the goal that they want about this is if we start shopping about this and sharing with your friends and we start making this a trend, then the retailers will respond. if they see people buying ethically, they'll start making clothes ethically. >> if people become conscious of how they're making choices when they're buying stuff, it will inevitably force these retailers to make a change. it's brilliant. >> it's not outrageous to think it would work. think about the movement for healthy eating. you see fast food chains bringing in salads and fruit because of what we're buying. the app hasn't been created yet. you can see the kick starter. they want just over $30,000. they're already halfway to their goal with ov

the first part of neave november. the city 54. plymouth 52. fitchburg and orange, middle and upper 30s. we have a little of work to do to get into the milder air but it will happen. there are a few clouds but they'll have a tendency to thin out. other times clouds will win the battle so a mix of clouds and sun. normal highs should reach the mid 50s. 2:00 this afternoon, low to mid 60s. boston this afternoon around 64. 7:00 this evening, dry evening commute. temperatures reach the -- begin to settle into the 50s. some, mostly sunny skies. warmer for tomorrow. upper 60s to around 70. let you know how long the warm air plans on sticking around in 15 minutes. >> jadiann: let's go over to rich kirkland. >> rich: good morning, we're live on route 93 because we have southbound. in andover, a crash on 93 southbound before 495 so a tough go there but it stretches close to medford and boston. the expressway pretty much slow like this end-to-end. here. it is a bit slow, natick and framingham. the t says on time. rich kirkland, "7 news today in new england." >> we just did our jobs. everybody was f

the shore like atlantic city still seeing some light rain. this extends farther north another beach haven but the h heavy is shown by the yellows, reds and oranges. cape may still spotty showers and down by sussex county. light, spotty showers but a majority has already moved offshore and we're going to keep clearing overnight, too. the clouds that are around now, that will all be clearing out for tomorrow so we will be seeing a lot of sunshine. here's future weather. that's a cold front swinging through so tomorrow will be colder. we'll be breezy through the day. this cool air is going to last through the weekend, so saturday that wind direction still coming from the north and northeast. that's still going to bring us those cooler temperatures. by sunday we have another front trying to move through. there is a chance we could have early showers sunday. not a big chance, very small, but either way sunday is going to be a colder day out of the weekend. we are talking about highs in the 40s. now the mild air around today, that's quickly going to move out of here. cold air spills down for the week, and even starting next week and mostly next week u

zooming into street level, the pops of yellow and orange indicating the heavier moisture around morgan hill, 101, south gilroy. moving north, a light shower on the blacker redwood city, 101 wed, and east palo alto. but much of the wet weather this morning, light, less than a tenth inch of rain in most locations across the bay area. the future weather, by 9:00, isolated light shower on the landscape. similar story by 1:00, fast forward, this when the second wave of moisture moves in. we'll time out the monday morning with the full accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> investigators blame wet roads for a pair of crashes in the north bay today. one of them fatal in santa rosa, woman on porter creek road drifted into another lane. she tried to correct herself but lost control, flipping her car. it hit another vehicle before slamming into the guardrail. investigators say she would have likely survived but he seat belt was only cross their waist and not over her shoulder. a father and his nine-year-old son were in the other vehicle and they have minor injuries. >> given the wet roads, didn't have good traction and that caused her to go sideways in front of t

the wind is calm in a lot of spots. it's chilly out. for a lot of us, 1 in norwood. 17 in orange. we've got mid-20s. 35 in the city of boston. i think one of the biggest shocks to the system this shore and the cape. 21 in provincetown. skies are clear. the sun is going to be shining today. the frost will melt away. sunrise at 6:38. allowing for the frost to form. mostly sunny, cool and dry. 46 by your midday lunch hour and rising to around 50 for a hoy today. i'm tracking wet weather and it's been a busy start, robi. >> reporter: we've already had two accidents in the city. the latest is up in haverhill. then we had that accident with a car moo the right guardrail on 93 south. also in 93 south we're seeing delays up in the andover stretch between river road and 123. >>> we've been following breaking news for you this morning. two suspects are dead in a raid north of paris. police say one attacker may still be holed up in an apartment. the raid was at an apartment in the suburbs. investigators believe that's where the man who masterminded the paris terror attacks was hiding. a french prosecutor set a woman blew herself up wit

the to store. reporting live in sioux city, elisa raffa abc9 news. tim,jenna. fred: (fred) severe weather is possible wednesday. the best chance is across the orange shaded area around missouri, but a stray severe storm is possible in southern parts of siouxland as well. here's what you need to know: rain will be widespread, with 0.75 to 1.5" possible. snow may mix in during the afternoon or evening, but that's still uncertain, so stay tuned. isolated severe storms are possible south. winds will gust 40-50 miles per hour. the port neal welding company skycam hd shows a nice sunset from the ho chunk centre. 65 was the high and 33 the low. here'a s beautiful shot from the king's pointe skycam hd in storm lake. pollen levels today are low. 60 is our sioux city temperature. winds are south at 13 miles per hour. local temperatures are in the upper 50s and lower 60s. the satellite and radar shows a few clouds creeping in from the west. the stormcast hd shows a nice day tomorrow, but winds will pick up quickly as wednesday's system moves in with rain. even after the rain exits thursday, the wind will remain. the rain forecast shows a widespread 0.5" to 1

the morning drive. >>> boston city leaders are taking action to take fake guns off the street without the federally mandated red or orange tips. these guns look real and could lead to a deadly situation when 12-year-old tamir rice was killed by police. mayor marty walsh wants to prevent a similar incident from happening here. police can confiscate real police can confiscate to notify parents if they get someone 18 with one. >>> two boston police officers are recovering after a car dragged them the length of a football field. we checked this out as breaking news on our news app. the officers had stopped a vehicle for speeding on stratan street in mattapan but the driver took off again as the officers reached into the vehicle. the car eventually slammed into a parked suv. the officer suffered back and leg injuries.the driver taken to boston met cal center and charges are end -- medical center and charges are pending. >>> a woman struck by a car is in critical condition. she was hit while walking on adams avenue. this was a picture of the vehicle involved. the driver did stay at the keen. a new hampshire man is facing crimi

zooming into street level, the pops of yellow and orange indicating the heavier moisture around morgan hill, 101, south gilroy. moving north, a light shower on the blacker redwood city, 101 wed, and east palo alto. but much of the wet weather this morning, light, less than a tenth inch of rain in most locations across the bay area. the future weather, by 9:00, isolated light shower on the landscape. similar story by 1:00, fast forward, this when the second wave of moisture moves in. we'll time out the monday morning with the full accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> investigators blame wet roads for a pair of crashes in the north bay today. one of them fatal in santa rosa, woman on porter creek road drifted into another lane. she tried to correct herself but lost control, flipping her car. it hit another vehicle before slamming into the guardrail. investigators say she would have likely survived but he seat belt was only cross their waist and not over her shoulder. a father and his nine-year-old son were in the other vehicle and they have minor injuries. >> given the wet roads, didn't have good traction and that caused her to go sideways in front of t

there is the sky over the mall now, live view from our city camera, lavender clouds and orange juice the sunglasses later today, won't need the umbrella. for a morning run we will stay chilly through about 8:00 or 9:00, but then near 50 by noontime, during the afternoon plan on getting some outdoor exercise or recreation, we will be in the mid 50s, lots of sunshine, just a very light breeze today and they are getting that snow in the midwest now, upper illinois, northern indiana right around chicago, flight delays in and out of chicago and maybe detroit later today as that snow moves in there. it's going to stay well away from us. right now don't have any rain, don't have any snow anywhere in the vicinity. there's the first of the sun giving to come up. beautiful blue sky. herega is the football forecast for the afternoon. college, high school games, you will need a light jacket, the game with bright sunshine, sunglasses, we will have temperatures into the mid 50s. late tonight by around 11:00 intoity have a few scattered springsless around the bay and eastern shore. out of the mounta

look at all the oranges and reds glowing in our eastern sky there on our city camera view. temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50 around the metro area. a light jacket on your way out the door this morning. leave the umbrella and sunglasses at home as clouds are likening to continue thickening on up. recess, a today, clouds coming in, staying dry. temperatures up to the low and mid-60s. thursday, a weather alert day, impact that will have in just ten minutes. >>> we're tracking several breaking stories as we work to get you up to the minute, the minute you're up. first in arlington, we're keeping you posted on road closures after a break kne. >>> the offer russia is making to track down the people responsible for the attack. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. do business travel (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost coupl