it sends a signa these higher blends out there and i think it gets the rfs back on track for the handoff to the next administration and so we are very excited about that." biodiesel.. is also part of the r-f-s final numbers.. the iowa biodiesel board reports right now there are 12 plants in the state of iowa with the capacity to produce more than three hundred 20 million gallons of biobased fuel... which is about three hundred 45 million in gdp means lower soybean meal prices to livestock producers for lower feed costs, so it's a win-win-win all the way around for the entire iowa economy." shaw.. with the i-r-f-a says he's disappointed the epa did not set the biobased diesel number higher, they ended up at two point one billion gallons for 2018.. this year.. biobased diesel will produce close to two point five.. which he says the r-f-s was intended to push the industry forward.. "it was not intended to maintain the status quo, or to lag what was going on in the marketplace, so we think the epa really did miss the boat in not pushing further forward with the biodiesel specific number. kim

under nonofficial is.er, an employee of the rf the russian equivalent of the cia working as a banker himselfrying to insert into relationships on wall street that he could use to manipulate and mine information for the russian government and intelligence services. carol: what did he actually end up doing and how did he get caught? >> this is the funny bit of this story. he was here for a number of years. he was the first wave of russian intelligence agents sent to the the big illegals case in 2009, 2010. there were 17 spies arrested across the country living undercover in the united states. the first of the new generation to arrive, and he accomplished very little during the time he was here. he was under fbi surveillance for a large portion of that time. largely, seems he got very little information that was not effectively the same as any other wall street analyst would be able to accumulate through reading think tank reports and corporate statements. carol: up next, some charities are seeing a title wave of contributions since donald trump one for the white house. peopleand a reha

>> vernon: i am in absolutely in favor of the renewable fuel standard, the rfs, as they call it. as a small business woman, every time i drive by a farm, i think about how they're a small business. they definitely are, and i would certainly want to work with farmers, support them. it's a changing world. i would want to help them find markets. i know they can grow amazing here in this state, and i think it's so important to find markets for them and help them make transitions as corn and beans go into other products as well. >> ron: unfortunately, we're out of time. thank you so much for taking time to come in. now tips up to you. our show is online on kwwl.com. we'll see you here next week. vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and cut taxes for us. but multi-millionaire blum broke his word, keeping nearly $200,000 in taxpayer-funded paychecks. blum wasted even more of your tax dollars on himself. worse, he tried to cut medicare and raise the r

signal to retailers saying hey we are going to get these higher blends out there and i think it gets the rfs back on track for the handoff to the next administration and so we are very excited about that." biodiesel.. is also part of the r-f-s final numbers.. the iowa biodiesel board reports right now there are 12 plants in the state of iowa with the capacity to produce more than three hundred 20 fuel... which is about three hundred 45 million in gdp to the state of iowa... "it means 63-70 cents a bushel price of soybeans to farmers, it means lower soybean meal prices to livestock producers for lower feed costs, so it's a win-win-win all the way around for the entire iowa economy." shaw.. with the i-r-f-a says he's disappointed the epa did not set the biobased diesel number higher, they ended up at two point one billion gallons for 2018.. this year.. biobased diesel will produce close to two point five.. which is what the industry asked the epa for.. "it was not intended to maintain the status quo, or to lag what was going on in the marketplace, so we think the epa really did miss the boat i

they will play one-hour along the parade route and get to rf the creative director of the parade tells us why they chose greendale. >> they do just great storytelling on the field and they perform at such a high level they made the cut and we , included them. joyce: greendale's routine is called step in time, music from mary poppins. kathy: we're following breaking news, the milwaukee bucks basketball team has reportedly stopped staying at donald trump-branded hotels. espn reports the bucks are one of three teams opting for other hotel options when they play on the road in cities like new york and chicago. the report also says the bucks trump tower in chicago before playing the bulls in the pre-season. we've reached out to the bucks for comment, but have not heard back. more breaking news, an unannounced trip by president-elect donald trump sends reporters scrambling in new york city. he left his home for dinner without telling the press, breaking protocol by not taking them along with. -- along with him. a spokeswoman says he was having dinner with his family and asked that the press

with the finish line in sight... rf 'were going to have one of the best wins ever on november 8th!' democrat russ feingold rallies supporters in milwaukee sunday morning... backed by a big name: tk 'we feel really excited about his race.' hillary clintons running mate, senator tim kaine... hopes feingold will return to the u-s senate. its a position feingold held for 18 years. rf 'were going to raise the minimu paid family leave...' feingold was defeated by republican ron johnson in 20-10. that race was anything but close... 52-percent of the vote went to johnson.... 47-percent to feingold. rj 'i think people really do recognize him as a 34 year career politician that has hardly has anything good to show for it.' in mukwonago saturday... johnson reflects on an even tighter battle: rj 'i think truth will prevail.' the latest marquette university law school poll shows feingold holding a one point lead, perhaps lifted by republican donald trump by six points. its a stat thats not discouraging johnson: rj 'im my own person - im responsible for my own words, my own actions and my own cam

with just hours to go until the polls open, feingold is getting his message out there one last time. rf 'my whole life, i believe that the manufacturing jobs that have been in this state are the feingold tells supporters, hell oppose trade agreement that ship jobs overseas... and the time is right for his return. among supporters, democratic congressional candidate ryan solen... whos looking to defeat republican paul ryan in wisconsins first congressional district. rs 'we really want to see change and the only way we can do that is to get everyone together and start talking again.' feingolds early lead has all but evaporated in recent weeks... as the latest marquette university law school poll shows him just one point ahead of republican incumbet feeling confident hell be headed back to washington. rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' feingold left racine to head to oshkosh. hell be in the madison area on election night. reporting live in racine, bl, fox6 news. it's going to be a

the u-s senate. its a position feingold held for 18 years. rf 'were going to raise the minimum wage, were going to get paid family leave...' feingold was defeated by republican ron johnson in 20-10. that race was anything but close... 52-percent of the vote went to johnson.... 47-percent to feingold. rj 'i think people really do recognize him as a 34 year career politician that has hardly has anything good saturday... johnson reflects on an even tighter battle: rj 'i think truth will prevail.' the latest marquette university law school poll shows feingold holding a one point lead, perhaps lifted by strong numbers for the top of the ticket. clinton leads republican donald trump by six points. its a stat thats not discouraging johnson: rj 'im my own person - im responsible for my own words, my own actions and my own campaign. im pretty proud of it.' johnson is receiving support from the likes of house speaker paul ryan... and a host of other winds down. pr 'to protect our first amendment, to protect our second amendment - we need to send ron johns

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the u-s senate. its a position feingold held for 18 years. rf 'to finally have the middle income and working families of this state get a fair deal. thats what were going to do!' feingold was defeated by republican ron johnson in 20-10. that race was anything but close... johnson.... 47-percent to feingold. rj 'he says hes for seniors, and yet he votes to increase taxes on social security benefits.' in mukwonago saturday... johnson reflects on an even tighter battle: rj 'i think truth will prevail.' the latest marquette university law school poll shows feingold holding a one point lead, perhaps lifted by strong numbers for the top of the ticket. clinton leads republican donald trump by six points. its a stat thats not discouraging johnson: rj 'my own campaign. im pretty of house speaker paul ryan... and a host of other republicans... as johnsons bus tour of the state winds down. pr 'ron johnson is a manufacturer from oshkosh who saw his country going in the wrong direction and instead of yelling at the tv, he got up and did something about it...

and the time is right for his return: rf 'six years ago, everyone was because of the economic collapse that occurred. whats happening this time is that middle income and working families are saying people at the top are doing super well, how come were not?' among the crowd, democratic congressional candidate ryan solen... whos looking to defeat republican paul ryan in wisconsins first congressional district. rs 'people have been really wonderful in this district. they really are pushing for change.' feingolds early lead has all but evaporated in recent weeks... as the latest marquette university law school poll show ahead of republican incumbent ron johnson. even so... feingold is feeling confident hell be headed back to washington. rf 'i want everyone to think that maybe were a point or two behind though, so that they work really hard! but we feel really good about winning tomorrow.' feingold left racine to head to oshkosh. hell be in the madison area on election night. reporting live in racine, bl, fox6 news. wisconsin election officials say nearly 800-thousand people have already ca

even with the marquette university law school poll showing him just one point ahead of his republican counterpart...feingold says he is feeling confident hell be heading back to washington. rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race here in wisconsin is for the state's first congressional district. republican house speaker paul ryan going up against democrat ryan solen. polls have already opened -- and closed in one small town in new hampshire! midnight voting has been a dixville notch tradition less than one-hundred registered voters are permitted to cast their in- person votes just past the stroke of midnight on election day. and the votes are in! democratic nominee hillary clinton topped donald trump by a tally of four votes to two in the small community. one vote also went to libertarian gary johnson and someone else wrote- in mitt romney. voters in dixville notch have correctly selected the winner of the presidential contest the last three of four elections. and remember -- fox6 come in tonight. we will bri

over the course of his career covered a wide rf characters. >> stars in "the crackle" series called "the art of moore" playing a real estate mogul navigating the cutthroat industry. >> build the museum of contemporary art. >> are you joking? >> oh, i don't joke about anything with my name on it, and i want you to be my curator. me and run? or do you want to just stay here and take it slow? >> oh. where do you go with that voice? how do you -- >> just heavy breathing. don't sleep too much. >> a little kiefer. just a little kiefer. >> it's so funny that the art world is the back drop for all of this intrigue. you wouldn't expect it? >> a world i'd never seen before on television, not much in movies, either. it's what goes on behind the scenes. i was rp heists. >> right. >> something stolen, not the -- the intrigue behind. >> a lot of heists going on behind the scenes. >> a lot going on behind the scenes. >> as well. but the art of moore is about lust for power and money and sex, and all set -- >> never enough. >> behind the beauty of art. everybody wants more. >> but it's not all real a

the cost of prescription medications if elected. rj 'im my own person - im responsible for my own words, my own actions and my own campaign. im pretty proud of it.' rf 'to finally have the middle income and working families of this state get a fair deal. thats what were going to do!' johnson will wrap up his bus tour of the state at an event in waukesha today. to greet supporters. remember -- fox6 is the station to watch on election night. we will bring you expert analysis-- results-- and reaction throughout the night on november 8th -- just one day away. former u-s attorney general "janet reno" passes away... a look back at her year's in office during bill clinton's presidency. and terror attack threats...ahead of election day. the states that are on high alert. plus another discovery aftr woman for two months... what else was found on his property. "i'm tom hooper, i'm katrina cravy, i'm jenna sachs. contact 6. 44 years, millions of dollars returned, hundreds of thousands of people helped. what does that add up to? contact 6. the milwaukee institution led by jenna sachs. she's here to help you and your family because you an economy rigged for the

the cost of prescription medications if elected. responsible for my own words, my own actions and my own campaign. im pretty proud of it.' rf 'to finally have the middle income and working families of this state get a fair deal. thats what were going to do!' later today johnson will wrap up his bus tour of the state at an event in waukesha. and feingold will be in racine to greet supporters. and keep it right here on fox six tomorrow night. we will bring you expert online! a terror alert --- the f-b-i says they've been warned al-qaeda is planning an attacks in three states today. and clean up gets underway this morning after a powerful earthquake rattles oklahoma. jessob is in the newsroom with details. a five-point-oh magnitude earthquake strikes the town of cushing, oklahoma. it happened around 7-45 last night. it was felt by people in several other states-- including texas, kansas and missouri. poic was "quite a bit of damage" in the town, and there are concerns the quake may have damaged key infrastructure. officials say a few minor injuries have been reported. virginia... texas... and new york are on high alert for a t

jury selection starts in the federal trial of dylann roof. ==vo== rf >>> 5:56. ppening today, jury selection starts in the federal trial of dylann roof. roof is the 22-year-old man charged with shooting and killing nine black parishioners at a church in charleston, south carolina, last year. jury selection was originally set for november 7th but stopped after roof's lawyers questioned his ability to understand the case against him. last week a judge cleared the way for jury selection to restart today. this is one of two death penalty trials that roof faces. >>> a 21-year-old man is charged with homicide after a teenager boy was shot and killed inside a fire department in pennsylvania. this is video from the scene about 45 miles outside pittsburgh. the shooting happened last night. firefighters confirmed the victim was a 16-year-old junior firefighters who was a sophomore at a local high school. investigator have not said what led up to that shooting. >>> 5:57, san francisco mayor ed lee is visiting south korea. mayor lee is in seoul talking about trade and cultur

even with the marquette university law school poll showing him just one point ahead of his republican counterpart, feingold says he is feeling confident hell be headed back to washington. rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' feingold left racine to head to oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race on your ballot. house speaker paul ryan is going up against democrat ryan solen. volunteers for both major parties -- staying in the office late into the night. theyre making the final round of phone calls to prospective voters. republicans and democrats alike tell our a.j. bayatpour...its about making sure those on the other end of the line ... make their voices heard. voter turnout- thats gonna be everything. while a quarter of wisconsins estimated turnout has voted early, volunteers say theres still plenty to do. we cant do anything voted for the other side but we certainly can motivate people who havent voted yet. now, its a matter of identifying those likely to vote their way...and making sure they show up. a lot of people dont vote and we need to

but the latest marquette university law school poll shows him just one point ahead of republican incumbent ron johnson. even so... feingold is feeling confident hell be headed back to washington. rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' feingold left racine to head to oshkosh. hell be in the madison area on election night. reporting live in racine, bl, for the presidential candidates. donald trump and his running mate mike pence are speaking in grand rapids michigan right now. it is his fifth stop in five different states since 11 o'clock this morning. hillary clinton still has about an hour before her midnight concert begins in raleigh, north carolina. but you can see there are already people waiting. headliners will include lady gaga and jon bon jovi. of the most campaign elections to an end. clinton and trump didn't waste any time today-- hitting up as many battleground states as they could. our stephanie grady has more on their final pleas. there are less than 24 hours until the first polls close along the east coast-- and the final two candidates in the 2016 presidential e

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the cost of prescription medications if elected. rj 'im my own person - im responsible for my own words, my own actions and my own campaign. im pretty proud of it.' rf 'to finally have the middle income and working families of this state get a fair deal. thats what the candidates campaigning is far from over: johnson will wrap up his bus tour of the state at an event in waukesha today. and feingold will be in racine to greet supporters. for everything you need to know before you head to the polls -- including the latest from the campaigns -- head to our website, fox six now dot com, or your fox six news mobile app and click on "links." night. we will bring you expert analysis-- results-- and reaction throughout the night tomorrow. happening now - milwaukee police are investigating a possible shooting near 60th and silver spring. angelica's following that and more in studio. that incident happened yesterday afternoon. we're told it happened at a liquor store-- after a fight broke out. police say a 42-year-old man was taken to the hospital for what seemed to be a gunshot wound-- but its unclear if he was really shot. the red cross is helping eight peo

even with the marquette university law school poll showing him just one point ahead of his republican counterpart, feingold says he is feeling confident hell be headed back to washington. rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' feingold left racine to head to oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race here in wisconsin is for the state's republican house speaker paul ryan going up against democrat ryan solen. new this morning --- hillary clinton casting her ballot for president about an hour ago. the democrat and her husband former president bill clinton voted in chappaqua, new york. republican presidential candidate donald trump will be voting later this morning in new york. meanwhile... hillary clinton wins a traditional midnight vote in the tiny town of dixville notch, new hampshire. eight people voted... awarding four votes to clinton... two to in for mitt romney. kim's in the newsroom with the latest. dixville notch voters have correctly selected the presidential winner three out of the last four races. and as the clock winds down on a long pre

rf hitting 59. more 40s and 50s in the mountains today,,quite a bit see a little rain and snow out west, 6 to 12 inches possible into the mountains and down to the south and west over wolf creek pass also through the i- 70 corridor west of the divide could see 5 to 10 inches that means for ssme ski resorts parts of boulder and larimer counties the western edges of those counties could be in the 5 to 10 inch mark. in denver will not see a lot around one or two innhes by clouds at east, rain and snow covering the mountains west of the divide, with this first round we could see a few showers along i-25 this afternoon, it woulddbe really quick hit just cloud cover and overnight tonight a better chance for showers, that is 4:30 tomorrow morning, as you set this into motion it turns into divide a chance for committing snow and a light makes through the first half of the day until skies clear up, a fast-moving storm in the 40s on tuesday, skies clear on wednesday, a high of 50 the bright spot on wednesday. thursday looks but a good, upper 40s, low 50s through the end of the week, mountains could pick up more

even with the marquette university law school poll showing him just one point ahead of his republican counterpart, feingold says he is feeling confident hell be headed back to washington. rf 'youre looking at one poll. the overall average of all the polls shows a completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' oshkosh. hell be in the madison area tonight. another big race here in wisconsin is for the state's first congressional district. republican house speaker paul ryan going up against democrat ryan solen. and hillary clinton casting her ballot for president about a half hour ago. heres a live look the democrat and her husband former president bill clinton heading to the polls in chappaqua, new york. voting later this morning in new york. happening overnight --- voters in a small town in northern new hampshire cast the first ballots on election day. nicole is in the newsroom with the numbers. after a historic presidential campaign the first results are in! hillary clinton beat donald trump by a vote of four to two. gary johnson received one vote and there was a write-in vote for mitt romney, as well. midnight voting has been a dixville notch tradit

. >> but the lights are on the -- you're a rf >> record all you want if it is permitted. the flash is just kind of unnecessary because the stage is lit already. you don't need a flash. >> it hurts your photo. >> yeah. >> shushing people nearby. i guess if they are singing along. >> i think it is situational though. you know how people after they sing, they're telling a story and people just want to be loud or whatever. some people want to listen and some people only want to hear the song. i think it is situational. i'm look -- woo! these folks who stand the whole time when others are sitting and they're blocking your view. that's why they sell seats. okay? >> i know! >> that's because you're so caught up in the moment. >> okay. for the moment! not for a whole concert. >> then sit down. okay, all right. >> again, i think it is situational, too. also how you ask people. would you mind sitting? i can't -- >> arriving late and pushing to no one likes that. we all know we don't like that. >> then climbing on someone's shoulders to get a better view. >> unless you're 3, do not g

. >> through the chair, i observed-i also wanted to thank particularly the cal mens basketball team. it rfs unbelievable to see them on the first floor and were lined up to get into the elevators and some of them had tobound bends down because you forget how tall the kids are. 7 foot 1, 7 foot 2. it was a fantastic celebration and whole knhunty responding so go bears. >> we should get into the partisanship here. it was very nice of them to come too. it was also fun to see the resident getting portraits dunch done in the sketches. anybody else like to make comments concerning the directors report or her items. ? if not we proceed. >> iletm 4 is general public comment and haven't received request. item 5 is report back fwraum the community and pub lic health committee from today. >> good, thank you. >> the committee on community and public health heard two reports. the first report is on the fwlack african american health initiative by iona bennett who is newly aopponented director of interdivisional initiatives. this is a new division in the department of public health, which in the future w

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the last two months? you had a very strong lead in october, but that lead has all but evaporated. what happened?' rf 'nothing happened. youre looking at one completely different picture. thats inaccurate. were in good shape.' from here, feingold will head to oshkosh for his last campaign stop. he will be in the madison area on election night. reporting live in racine, bl, fox6 news. mary thanks bret as for feingold's opponent -- senator ron johnson -- he's holding a campaign event right now in waukesha. both house speaker pal governor scott walker are with him at this rally. earlier today -- senator johnson and speaker ryan were here in milwaukee for a school choice event... fox6 political reporter theo keith has more. ron johnson, paul ryan and scott walker are speaking here in waukesha, the conclusion of johnsons statewide bus tour on the final four days of the campaign. 13:17:36 hey guys, how you doing? ryan school to promote school choice.johnson trailed russ feingold by double digits earlier this year but has climbed back into this race — largely without the help of national republicans,

supervisor avalos. >> thank you and appreciated as well the presentation and yesterday i rfs at a pressonference outside city hall with a group of people i have worked with for years, critical resistance and came out behavioral health center and i think that given the context that it was created in, i didn't do my homework going to the district attorneys office to hear from them and the context i heard about the health center was that it was another form of a jail and i think it calls to question not just that i stood there and said that, but that there needs to be some building of relationships and work between the da's office and critical resistance, the people at the press conference to get sense of alignment if it is possible. i think there needs to be work in that realm. i did see that the public defender jeff adachi was to speak at the press conference in support of the behavioral health center and made me think i do appreciate that we can have department held and elected official who can also have a divergent opinions within his or her own department so that was something that no

. >> thank you, you heard about the action we have taken on the rule said committee agenda rfs legislative overview and had advocates here. i'll read a few notes from the summaries anticipating january budget rev news within wrun percent of estimates so the 16-17 fiscal year probably wont be adjusted upwards. not good. how we are doing on full implementation of the lcsf, but one year ahead and may meet to 19-20 target in 18-19 and that is good and above the adjusted o 7-08 funding now. offset by surs and pers. we got summary of the changes in law that were made and sort of projections toward what might be in the legislative agenda for next year. one that is in the human resources area, there seems no appetite for action on teacher evaluation or dismissal which was a hot item a couple years ago. teacher shortage and pipeline concern which didn't happen is knocked off the priority list mostly because not supported or interested from the governor. you know the state school bond passed that was important questionable before election. the reserve cap did not move and reserve cap will kick in af

. >> thank you, you heard about the action we have taken on the rule said committee agenda rfs legislative overview and had advocates here. i'll read a few notes from the summaries anticipating january budget rev news within wrun percent of estimates so the 16-17 fiscal year probably wont be adjusted upwards. not good. how we are doing on full implementation of the lcsf, but one year ahead and may meet to 19-20 target in 18-19 and that is good and above the adjusted o 7-08 funding now. offset by surs and pers. we got summary of the changes in law that were made and sort of projections toward what might be in the legislative agenda for next year. one that is in the human resources area, there seems no appetite for action on teacher evaluation or dismissal which was a hot item a couple years ago. teacher shortage and pipeline concern which didn't happen is knocked off the priority list mostly because not supported or interested from the governor. you know the state school bond passed that was important questionable before election. the reserve cap did not move and reserve cap will kick in af

the unexpectedness of this election, you did see a massive rotation that's been discussed endlessly, but it also meant in addition to an economy that we already saw rfsecovered in many positive signs, not the least of which housing, unemployment, wage inflation. the promise of fiscal stimulus in addition to the monetary foundation we've had. super charged this. >> money coming out of bonds and going into stocks, which is also -- the rotation has been happening, but you haven't had bond money going into stock money. >> it's an important point. >> that's an excellent point. >> i was going to ask you, what you're managing their portfolio. what did your allocation look like before election day and what does it look like now that we've had an already sizable trump rally? >> well, that's i think always the problem. i think if you aren't positioned -- i think you saw the massive rotation fast money chased to get into the sectors they think that will benefit, and i think some are a little bit overdone in the short run adds happens in this sort of thing. i think longer run you will see more money coming into industrials, into cyclicals, although stephanie jus

for that type of arrangement and different arrangements as part of rf process models in some instances motorola has a model they own the network and city and counties use the network they have different models with the standard traditionally model. >> i'm guessing because with the proper maintenance we're hoping that will still be beneficial in a pretty - i mean new term for a long term. >> yes. absolutely and the system will be upgraded the bay stations will be upgraded we'll still have to tie in a 10 year period look at a refresher program for the affordable radios and working with the mayor's office roadway on how we can look at long term replacement strategy for the actual portable radios on the network. >> i think this is obviously very, very important for our city and you know, i think we're all pretty sure behind that given that is a large dollar amount it it takes time and resources to refresh our system and trying to make sure whatever agreement make sense for us in the long term. >> all right so at this time oh, supervisor yee something else mr. rose. >> yes. madam chair and supervisor yee on page 31 the firs

. >> thank you, you heard about the action we have taken on the rule said committee agenda rfs legislative overview and had advocates here. i'll read a few notes from the summaries anticipating january budget rev news within wrun percent of estimates so the 16-17 fiscal year probably wont be adjusted upwards. not good. how we are doing on full implementation of the lcsf, but one year ahead and may meet to 19-20 target in 18-19 and that is good and above the adjusted o 7-08 funding now. offset by surs and pers. we got summary of the changes in law that were made and sort of projections toward what might be in the legislative agenda for next year. one that is in the human resources area, there seems no appetite for action on teacher evaluation or dismissal which was a hot item a couple years ago. teacher shortage and pipeline concern which didn't happen is knocked off the priority list mostly because not supported or interested from the governor. you know the state school bond passed that was important questionable before election. the reserve cap did not move and reserve cap will kick in af

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rf 12 degrees warmer in southern pine. nine degrees warmer in fayette well. pictures showing clear skies with the cold front to the with the showers and of course we will see very little rain with that. we will talk more about that in a minute. watching on future cast. there is 8 am looking at what happens to lunch time. lots of sunshine. increasing clouds late around said that. we had that front coming through that will bring us if you showers and after that skies clear and the cold friday temperatures in the mid- 60s and they will hold there for of the day and that will be 20 degrees cooler. 83 today, 58 tomorrow morning. we are likely to have an overnight rainfall total somewhere between a trace and a quarter of an inch. it is not much. we can still use some more that is when you will feel the cold air. of course veterans day parade in downtown fayetteville begins at 10 am. it will be cool at 52 degrees. go to the parade in gilbert. watch it on our a -- wral. >>> on sunday, we go back to standard time. turn your clocks back saturday night. that is the kicker. the sun will set an hour earlier a

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the trump internationalernn hotel downtown with more on thee protests taking place from coasc to coast. mel g morning. >> reporter: good morning, mning steve and allison it looks likek d.c. police are here ready if rf anything breaks out again a vere large cakontingent of officers e stand buying here and this isbu just the sidean entrance of thee hotel on pennsylvania avenue. au definitely there were a lot ofr protesters down here expressing their anger over ther results of the election. let's take to you the video that fox5 crews shot. you can see protesters their voices almost echoing off of the carved stoned arch way of thehe trump international hotel. people stinging from tuesday'sue election results shouting antiit trump slogans and waving signs.g it was the second night of unrest in many heavily democratic cities across theosst country.ntry. trump tower in new york, for the similar demonstrations inoni minneapolis, denver and losnd angeles where students walkedd out of class and the president-elect made opponents even more upset after he tweetee last night "we just had a very open and successful presidential election" professional protesters insighted by thees media are protesttersing very un

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