sunny skies will make up our turkey day across the southern nevada area. here in the city, high 60 and 65 degrees with winds out of the northeast at 5 to 15 mph. this will be an average fall day for the las vegas valley to the t! as we move into the end of the weekend, it gets interesting. a front is prepping to interact with the valley but the from the low 60s to the low and sunday. rain chances are split though. half of the models have a 25% snow and rain will be likely sunday into monday at around 7000ft and above but if the moisture and force lift shifts tuesday and hold through the week. high temperatures though hold in the upper 50s. time now is x:xx --- this morning we have an urgent warning you'll want to hear if you have a loved one in the navy! affecting thousands of sailors....how you can find out if you're one of them! and later -- outrage at the park.! local parents are fed up with vulgarities in the area where their kids play! and when you ask -- we investigate. breaking overnight on good threatens to shoot them! and it's thanksgiving so we ar

the fight on their line. southerners with onresistance started firing the trees use all their any earlier with no supports and no further orders, the second massachusetts would withdraw back across the meadow. they lost a third of their men including the kernel. 134 out of 315. including four color bearers. way, theby the timeframe -- anyone's guess. could bece by the men anywhere from dawn until 10:00 a.m. the fighting was about as chaotic as you could imagine. this is best guess of according to the sequence of things on the hill. next up, it appears to be a probe by the 147th pennsylvania. they took their position around there. overlooking the meadow. there is the stone i mentioned. the breastworks in the lower part of the hill occupied by the brigade. moore, theo captain 147th pennsylvania. firingers were to keep through the trees, over the field, into the woods beyond. it was soon discovered that the woods in question were full of rebels and they responded in a lively manner. this is a picture of the lane from postwa

the best chance for rain is across the southern two thirds of the state develops late amounts of 0.5" are possible with much lighter amounts to the north. after thesis system exits the state we are in for a great stretch of weather that is expected to last into the early part of wind: ne 5-10. low: 55 tomorrow: showers and isolated storms likely, mainly south of highway 20. wind: ne 5-15. high: 61 an area of low pressure and associated frontal systems moves across the state bringing some rain. the best chance for rain is across the southern two thirds of the state develops late tonight and continuing on wednesday. rainfall amounts of 0.5" are possible thesis system exits the state we are in for a great stretch of weather that is expected to last into the early part of next week. have a super night. tonight: isolated showers late. wind: ne 5-10. isolated storms likely, mainly south of highway 20. national family caregivers month....while some people may rely on paid caregivers..ne arly 75% of people who need care rely on family and friends. the centers for disease control and preventio

sunny skies will make up our turkey day across the southern nevada area. here in the city, high temperatures will range between 60 and 65 degrees with winds out of the northeast at 5 to 15 mph. this will be an average fall day for the las vegas valley to the t! as we move into the end numerical data is split in an from the low 60s to the low and mid 50s saturday into sunday. winds will also be common half of the models have a 25% to the southern end of the as the front passes, mainly in the upper 50s. this morning.. a man is robbed at gunpoint during his overnight thanksgiving shift... but only parker collins found out from.... ...the victim himself that this 7:46:48-7:47:14 police say the thief came out of this subway with cash and the clerk's keys he stole the clerk's car then went off down eastern take vo with this guy in henderson after popping at least one of his tires and that's where the story kind of takes a turn they say this guy called into dispatch and talked to several officers and eventually turned himself in take sot douglas of course it was d

. >> good afternoon, still looking at light rain across the southern counties. the heaviest showers lasti highlands county most of polk county and hillsborough braintree but some cloud cover across the southern counties where highs hit the upper 70s to the low 80s. low to mid 80s across the metro, still hitting 88 degrees in tampa and 89 in sarasota. again near record-breaking heat until the club cover arrived. there is the cloudiness i think it will start to lessen over partly cloudy to clear skies on thursday morning. we will let you know how the forecast is shaping up in a couple of minutes. >>> a first of its kind treatment center for concussions is coming to tampa. shriners hospital for children announcing the opening of the pediatric concussions into. the program is open to all children the goal is to promote safe and efficient return to school and sports for children who suffer concussions. according to a study published this summer, nearly 2,000,000 us children and teenagers suffer a concussion each year.>>> crime alert in pasco county, officials need hel

sunny skies will make up our turkey day across the southern nevada area. here in the city, high temperatures will range between day for the las vegas valley to the t! as we move into the end numerical data is split in an odd way. drop in temperatures is going to happen; temperatures will go from the low 60s to the low and mid 50s saturday into sunday. best deals of the year. easier for those of you planning to head out... she's live at the target sunset and stephanie... marissa intro adlib take pan/vo at best buy-- tvs are going to be popular-- you can save two to four hundred dollars buy-- if you buy an iphone 7-- you can get 250 dollars back on a best buy gift card. if youre not an apple fan-- best buy also has microsoft surface pro laptops for just under six hundred dollars-- thats four hundred dollars worth of s we're going to head over to walmart-- check out the lines-- and tell you everything you need to know about those deals. mk-- 13an. breaking overnight-- a subway held up by an armed robber... but that's not where the crime spree ended. parker col

sunny skies will make up our turkey day across the southern nevada area. here in the city, high temperatures will range between 60 and 65 degrees with winds out of the northeast at 5 to 15 of the weekend, it gets interesting. a front is prepping to interact with the valley but the numerical data is split in an between 10 and 20 mph with gusts between 30 and 35 on sunday. rain chances are split though. half of the models have a 25% chance for rain to the valley where the other half is sporting a 70% chance. breaking overnight-- an armed robbery at a subway... turns police officers and n-h-p. metro says it started when the suspect held up a subway near eastern and sahara... taking not just money but the worker's car too. later officers spotted the car and tried to pull it over, but police and nhp all joined in the chase. we're told the man was going up to 100 miles an hour. eventually he stopped near warm springs and pecos he surrendered peacefully. for years... black friday has been creeping further and further into our thanksgiving holiday and already peopl

sunny skies will make up our turkey day across the southern nevada area. here in the city, high temperatures will range between 65 degrees with winds out of the northeast at 5 to 15 mph. this will be an average fall day for the las weekend, it gets interesting. a front is prepping to interact with the valley but the numerical data is split in an odd way. drop in temperatures is going to happen; temperatures will go the low and mid 50s saturday into sunday. winds will also be common between 10 and 20 mph with gusts between 30 and 35 on sunday. rain chances are split though. half of the models have a 25% valley where the other half is sporting a 70% chance. as for the higher elevations, snow and rain will be likely sunday into monday at around 7000ft and above but if the put it very close to the red rock area. as the front passes, mainly sunny skies return and begin tuesday and hold through the week. high temperatures though hold in the upper 50s. adventure "moana" has already broken a box office record and the holiday weekend is just beginning. rick damigell

he writes his horse down to the southern part of the battlefield , to the southern area of pickett's charge worthy for rs arers -- vermonte located. sees when the confederates are approaching to move the confederate army is, some of them are moving to where the trees are, and there are supports that are supposed to be supporting pickett's command from the south. these men are from florida and alabama. hancock orders these men to go out and strike the ends of both of these lines. depending on whose account you want to believe, everybody had this idea. , one of thers kernels in charge of the regiments, hancock had the idea. hancock, youu're can climate because you are in charge. he is writing south, and it is probably near where this spot is. he is shot from his horse. he said, "i was shot for my horse while leaving the vermont position from the right proceeding towards the clump of timber." he was riding north and passing in the same general direction, "i passed the vermont troops. the place i was shot is not very accurately indicated. great boulder, i was looking at a low stone wall.

closes backing up on the southern beltway as n-dot closes backing up on the southern beltway as n-dot closes the 2-15 at the airport connector. shutdown just about an hour ago in both directions... and will remain closed until early monday morning. fox5's cyndi lundeberg is near the connector now--- she joins us live... john christine the 215 will be shut down in both directions for the weekend as crews install parts of the flyover ramp beginning tonight. east and west bound drivers will have to exit at the airport connector but crews are asking you to exit before this if you can... east bound driver should exit jones decatur or las vegas boulevard drivers headed west can get off the freeway at eastern warm springs or windmill. as traffic moves off the 215 that means side streets in the area might be more congested this work is part of the second phase of construction... its year from now. for a complete list of the alternate routes... be sure to download our fox5 mobile app... you can get it for free in the app store. in recent weeks-- a busy portion of the las vegas strip.... has se

in the southern counties, mid to upper 50s with mostly cloudy skies until we get to the afternoon hours and then things clear nicely. as we get to the extended forecast, you will noticed we are cool through wednesday and then after that the sun comes back and we have a big warm up for thursday at 66. another cool down for the weekend and then back to 62 on sunday. a lot of ups and downs in the nothing too bad in the long rain forecast. warren just a bit. >>> we are down to the final 24 hours of campaigning for hillary clinton and donald trump and signs point to a possible nailbiter. where the candidates are campaigning today. we will look at i-380 at 76 than everything is looking good out there this evening. live at five continues on cbs 2 circa?reid?mob >>> that voice belongs to joel a gusto -- joe a gusto -- agusto. long before harry reid became a top democrat in the u.s. senate, he ran the commission that govern the las vegas casinos. his commission voted to find the stardust casino $100,000 close the mob controlled can see no. he was eventually arrested by the fbi and in 1983 he bec

toss to greg the southern nevada region today! this means sunny skies will be common along with temperatures ranging between 62 and 67 degrees. luckily, winds will be mild; ranging 5 to 15 mph out of the southeast with no gusts expected. mostly sunny skies will continue through saturday with a weak front altering our high pressure by pushing it more to the northeast. this means the back end of high pressure which will allow cooler air to be filtered in from the north. temperatures will range between 60 and 65 degrees and just about hold there until sunday. by sunday, a front passes over head and clouds will build along with a breeze. dementia rates in the u-s are declining... that's according to new research from the national institue on aging. up all over the valley. the lockers will be helpful to people who keep having their packages stolen off their front porch. here's how it works. once you're done shopping.. location and that's where your package will be delivered. once the package is delivered you'll recieve a code to open th

richard cohen is president of the southern poverty law center. we will link to his latest report democracynow.org at. when we come back, voices from the e streets. protest in the united states. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in marrakesh, morocco, the second weekend of the u.n. climate talks. there have been major protest. first, we're going to what has taken place in united states. over the weekend, protests around the world voiced opposition to u.s. president-elect donald trump. in berlin, germany, italy 1000 people gathered at the brandenburg gate, a short distance from the u.s. embassy. from our perspective, this election is very dangerous because a trump presidency encourages other nationalistic parties to fight hardeder and pepeople to give t their ves too them.. amamy: here in the uniteted sta, demonstrators took to the streets to oppose trump's campaign promises to restrict immigration and register muslims, and allegations that he sexually abused women

the best chance for rain is across the southern two thirds of the state develops late tonight nd amounts of 0.5" are possible with much lighter amounts to the north. after thesis system exits the state we are in for a great stretch of weather that is expected to last into the early part of next week. have a super night. tonight: isolated showers late. wind: ne 5-10. low: 55 tomorrow: showers and isolated storms likely, mainly south of highway 20. wind: ne 5-15. high: 61 back to you. with just a week to go before democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump are continuing their attacks on each other's characters. a-b-c's maggie rulli reports on what one poll is showing is a tight race heading into the final days of campaigning. just in case there weren't enough october eleectin season - we can thank the calendar for gifting us an entire week in november for campaigning? and both candidates are taking advanatge of every single day. late in the game surprises for both hillary clinton and donald trump continue to weigh over the race? as we see the polls tightening with only one week

after county commissioners green lite the project here in southern nevada. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and... the man behind that stadium project has been named to president elect donald trump's inaugural committee. ((brian loftus)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((ann "now once again we are being, having this rammed through and basically shoved down our throats as the public.")) ((chris giunchigliani/clark county commissioner: "it's not about whether you're for a stadium or against one, i want men and women to go to work, this is about the public policy side of it.")) ((brian loftus)) >>> thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader. i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. county commissioners gave go- ahead plans to build an nfl local raiders fans... but it wasn't the only major item discussed during meeting. patrick walker has more on what the commissioners decided on. ((patrick walker)) opponents to a 750-million dollar public contrib

good news from concord to the sea coast in southern areas. so there won't be a threat for any slick roadways in these communities. but once you get into the lakes extra cautious. temperatures are very close to freezing, maybe even still below. so there could be a couple of slick spots on your way out in about this morning. there's drizzle, there's a couple of areas where it might be pellets of sleet and certainly some snow, light snow flurries continuing on. generally speaking all of this precipitation is really light. so it shouldn't have any huge impacts but just again be careful, particularly in central and northern new hampshire roadways. off toward the west of us, still just some unsettled weather. lots of clouds across the northeast. you do see some rain showers out by syracuse, new york. some is lake effect snow and rain showers moving off. but with warmer temperatures coming in over the next coupling of days most looking at drizzle and rain showers instead of snow showers. unless you live up in the mountains where the snow will hang on

there's the clouds in the southern areas, and watch what happens from now to 9:00. we still have some of the clouds, with the north, and the clear skies, a few light passing clouds through the afternoon. 76 today up to 81 on friday before the cold front comes through on saturday. >> leslee? >>> we are looking at east tampa right now, folks. i want you to remember this. traffic is down to one lane here eastbound on hillsborough avenue. it will be that way until thursday late afternoon, and they are doing repair work on the roadway from a broken water main. now they have restoration to deal. with. >>> another water main repair job here. the area is compromised, and they have to do repair there is. in ybor city, we have a car that went into a bar, and one of the lanes past 7th taken away. keep that in mind. traffic on the 8s. back to gene and gayle. >>> this morning we are entertainment at the strawberry festival. always a good time. it includes willie nelson, 3 doors down, little big town, jennifer nettles. scotty mccree are, y, patti labelle and rascal flatts. >> you

we have some showers moving in rain along the southern viewing area. we have had some rain and wake county. this will continue to stream and from the south. might even have some thunder in our southeastern counties. roads are wet and we have almost at 410 7 inches of rain. at the airport in raleigh it is 48 degrees cloudy skies and it's a little bit low and coming out a number that has been coming up over the last several hours. it was in the teens earlier this evening and now at 38. check out the lows this morning it was cold and we will not get this cold tonight so we don't have to worry about any ice on the roads. we will stay above freezing. it is cold already in south hill the temperatures will climb overnight. 48 in raleigh and 46 in fayetteville. temperatures right now our little chilly and it is likely there going to come in and the rain will move in as well. we have heavier showers over southern sections of north carolina and we have had a few lightning strike software. thunder. looks like a rainy picture tonight. be sure to to an end in the mo

so, the southern island is what we are talking about, impacts. and it's the south and eastern side of the southern island where we have had reports this morning of a tsunami. now, the damage that's coming in so far is from the actual earthquake itself. lots of large aftershocks as well. so, i think we will need to wait until daylight comes before we get more information. but don't be surprised if between now and morning we get more information that yet another big wave brushes the southern island of new zealand. so, if you are joining us, powerful earthquake bringing damage and some pictures coming in of things tossed around in the kitchen, some items falling off maybe in someone's apartment there. also a lot of the owe tells in wellington evacuated so those higher floors is where they saw most of the damage. also seeing reports of some streets that literally have so, more developments will be on fox 13 news.com as good day wraps up over the next 10 minutes so we will keep you updated. updating you on the fog, and it is slowly improving, we are lo

the latest map. it comes out every thursday. we are still in severe drought in many locations, including southern areas of the white mountains region and into manchester. extreme drought in far southern new hampshire along the border. that includes nashua and salem. still very dry, running in the double digits in terms of how whole lot of nothing over us. totally clear skies which is perfect because we have a cool site overhead tonight. the supermoon going on. temperatures in the 30's and 40's now. overnight we will fall into the 20's and 30's with clear skies. coming up, i will talk about when we get some rainfall. i will show you the timing of the showers in a few minutes. adam: thank you. authorities in hudson are warning residents increase in sick wildlife. suzanne roantree is in hudson with what you should be looking out for. reporter: over the last few months, hudson police have had a significant increase in the number of sick wildlife showing up in people's yards. the majority of the animals were foxes. >> we are pretty sure it is to his temper. reporter: distemper is viral and especially to dogs and cats. we are asking if p

a look at this band of showers over california....now it will weaken as it pushes east across the southern great basin and mohave desert tonight but with this moisture we could see a chance of showers returning to the mix sunday with that best time frame 10am to 3pm. ........................ now before we look at sunday...lets talk about the next couple of hours. here's a peak at your evening planner... by 7pm becoming gusty with temps in the upper 50s. mid 50s by 9pm along with increasing winds. around 11pm is when our winds 10pm and midnight. first thing sunday morning look for partly cloudy skies with a chance of rain arriving after 10am. ((demetria obilor)) >>> the wolf pack over taking the rebels in a blowout intra-state rivalry game. coveted freemont cannon. our jon tritsch is live at sam boyd stadium where the big match up just ended. jon? ((demetria obilor)) >>> all new at six... earlier today. a tractor trailer crashed and later caught fire near harmon avenue and audrie street you're looking at pictures from viewers who captured the blaze. clark county fire department says the tru

the story we have in southern nevada this time of year. heater in the morning, windows down in the afternoon. another cool overnight. but we're kicking it up three or four degrees not as cold as where the temperatures settled this morning. several tlaiz and 39s around the edges. but that would be as cold as it's going get. if you are heading out on a friday night we've got temperatures in the 50s valley ride. although summerlin is down to 50. they'll probably see the upper 30s by the early morning hours. where we go m interesting because we'll start out sunny but there's a system off the pacific coast that will be impact on our weather. full details coming up in the forecast in just a couple of minutes. >> reed: a second murder suspect is in jail accused in a deadly home invasion. metro police now have both of these men in custody. they are jorge la torre and cody sullivan. police arrested sullivan earlier this week. this is the surveillance video metro police released hoping to catch the guys. according to detectives, they're thomas jones.

high pressure is coming back to the southern nevada region today! this means sunny skies will be common along with temperatures ranging between 62 and 67 degrees. mostly sunny skies will continue through saturday with a weak front altering our high pressure by pushing it more to the northeast. this means the back end of high temperatures will range between with the passing of this front, temperatures will drop a little still to come on good morning las vegas at 5... a viewer reaches out concerned about something unsanitary at a grocery store. she says racks that hold food were being left outside on a dirty ground. so, we went to investigate the situation for ourselves. plus--viral video that has parents outraged. a bully attacks a middle school stud nowhere to be found. adlibs taking a live look in chattanooga tennessee right now... investigators are still on scene after six children were killed in a deadly school bus crash end. we'll tell you what's being done to help the dog this morning. plus a historic day for sports in las vegas.. in a matter of

and so we had a few people there that are lawyer, his lawyer who was hired by the southern poverty law center was brought in their to help mitch and be his lawyer. he did a great job and all of us went in there and did our best to make the case this person should go from being executed to having life without parole. we ultimately won the case. 1989 so that was five years after our first visit. we won the case and he was off death row. >> host: he is still in prison? any chance of parole? >> guest: his sentence was reduced to life without parole and an alabama they have passed laws in the meantime. the pardons that were done by president clinton in the 90s really affected the life without parole sentences because many states after the midnight pardon of bill clinton as he was leaving office, he pardoned dozens and dozens of people and some of those were of course i think more for political favors than money involved but that's another story. it affected the states because in a legislators were very concerned that the future president or a future governor might try the same thing. they c

>> well, the southern poverty law center has said that as recently as the last two or three days.e depend on to track hate groups in this country. and they said that sessions is so connected to hate groups like the center for strategic studies, i think it's called, or f.a.r.e., one of the groups, the center for strategic studies, one word off, is out there actually calling for a new to investigate claims that muslims have somehow -- have a shadow control over the u.s. government. similar to mccarthy's claims about communists 60 years ago. i mean, these are the types of folks that he associates with, and when a group that's worked so closely with him, you know, and said, look, he did some good work. but he keeps hanging out with these racists. he said racist things, even republicans rejected him 30 years ago, because he actually saw to prosecute and actually did prosecute the man who had pulled dr. king's ox cart through the streets with dr. king's body in it who went on to be one of the great voter registration activists. and, you know -- it's like -- >> i don't want to cut you of

you see very small little coastal storm that will get its act together riding the southern branch. jet. it will turn north and go up the eastern seaboard over the next 24 to 48 hours. monday night into tuesday there could be a round of rain. outside of that most of the forecast looks dry. future tracker 6, later this afternoon, just like yesterday this is a gorgeous day, lots of sunshine, no rain, no clouds, just a beautiful finish to the weekend. overnight tonight it's clear, first thing tomorrow morning waking up to sunshine. the clouds start to roll on in, by 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., luferld luferld -- all of a sudden we're cloudy. here come showers, monday night, after the evening commute, the morning commute could be wet, as well. the forecast models are suggesting half inch to two inches that will slow things down on the roads. otherwise once we get past tuesday evening things clear out and the rest of the seven day looks good. temperatures close to 60. sunny skies we'll call it milder. overnight tonight it's a night where you'll need the extra blanket. it's cold. 38 for philadel

in the southern counties the rain ends from west to east. will have a high of 42 in cedar rapids and 44 in iowa city. in the corridor commute still a chance for showers by temperatures in the upper 30s. day on thanksgiving. we're 40 on friday and then a big jump for temperatures for the weekend. that will send southerly winds and and temperatures should reach the 50s and after that cold air and will be back to 36 on tuesday. >> we continue now with your corridor commute. >> meteorologist rebecca kopelman has updates on projects that could help clear the way for thanksgiving travel plans. >> we have good news whether you are traveling or communicating. we will have roads that will be cleared as we head into the day tomorrow. tonight we have not had too many issues. we did see some traffic that was heavy in cedar rapids earlier that that has lightened up. some people doing holiday shopping or starting to head out of town. right now it seems to be okay. first avenue in cedar rapids between 34th st. and 40th st. that is one part of this project

>>> during the election campaign trump said if japan does not shoe, the southern japanese prefecture hosts more than 70% of military. >> translator: i hope the u.s. bases here will be reduced. but i wonder what will happen. >> he is insisting that japan pay more money because the u.s. is defending japan. i wonder if he really means it. >> translator: if the u.s. troops withdraw from owinawa we will lose many customers that support businesses here. would hurt our economy. >> translator: i gathered from mr. trump's various remarks he has new ideas of govererning th country. i will watch as he actually handles the issue of u.s. bases in japan. >> the governor plans to visit

first kathleen jacob joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. folks in southern literal dark end to thanksgiving last night... when a massive power outage affected nine thousand customers. the power went out around seven last night... in the 89141 zip code. according to n-v energy's website -- they say it was due to an equipment failure. it looked like a small substation caught fire near decatur and cactus... and people in the area say they heard a pop... "it was the power going out for 4 to 5 seconds and then a large boom and i big had exploded so i knew right away it wasn't good and we saw large black plumes of smoke going up over our neighborhood. " fortunately, nv energy has confirmed power has been restored to all customers. the search will continue this morning for a hiker who fell up at black velvet canyon in red rock. metro says the hiker fell 80 feet. crews got the call around 5 last night. we're told they are searching about 3 miles up into the canyon. has not been releaed. we will continue to follow this story for you-- and bring you updates when they

high pressure is coming back to the southern nevada region today! this means sunny skies will be common along with temperatures ranging between 62 and 67 degrees. luckily, winds will be mild; ranging 5 to 15 mph out of the a weak front altering our high pressur the northeast. this means the back end of high temperatures will range between 60 and 65 degrees and just about hold there until sunday. by sunday, a front passes over head and clouds will build along with a breeze. in today's gma first look-- antonio police officer. abc's kayna whitworth is taking a deeper look at his past troubles. < in this morning's gma first lo police make an arrest in the murder of one of their own... after a two day manhunt 31-year-old otis tyrone mckane is behind bars - arrested by authorities in san antonio and accused of the capitol murder of detective benjamin marconi. (sot police chief) 18:37:17 "we had him under surveillance and this surveillance video released by investigators...visiting the station just four hours before they say he brutally ambushed different c

the rainfall builds into southern areas of the state. this is off and on through the afternoon, and then later in the day, the push of moisture in new york city and further west starts to push in good well over an inch of rainfall in some spots through tonight before it wraps up early tomorrow morning. going forward with cooler air starting to win out. highs this afternoon in the mid-40's up north. 34 atop mount washington. completely different situation when the precipitation moved in yesterday morning. visibility this morning down to 1/8 mile or less in some spots. it is affecting the light wind out of the northeasterly of the afternoon. it will not, let at once, this will be a gradual cooldown over the next four days. after tomorrow, we go back three or four degrees per day all the way through monday. southern half of the state especially, light to moderate rain and even briefly heavy at times. the new notice as we cycled through the evening and the overnight hours, more makes its way across the state just after sunrise tomorrow. the

it is the southern part getting rain this morning. we will see more showers this afternoon. everybody is in the cloud picture on the radar. here are the numbers. 56 at 90 degrees. 64 this afternoon. the full weather first for class killed. stephanie johnson is at the breaking news desk right now - with an update.? update.?jenee - governor terry branstad has issued a statementjust about ten minutes ago.the suspect in this case is still on the loose right still on the loose right now---the des moines area officer was shot around 1 thirty this morning - just down the street from the merle hay mall in des moines. moines.mall in des moines. moines.but we do know that other police departments in iowa - like here in cedar rapids have been notified about the suspect - and have been told to be on the lookout. lookout. "we're going do what we can to keep oursleves safe. we're always vigilant about safety but we still gotta got out there and do it and we're, there's people that expect us to come answer the call and we're going to do that. that.we'll continue to monitor this story all mo

a look at this band of showers over california....now it will weaken as it pushes east across the southern great basin and mohave desert tonight but with this moisture we could see a chance of showers returning to the mix sunday with that best time frame 10am to 3pm. ........................ now before we look at sunday...lets talk about the next couple of hours. here's a peak at your evening planner... by 7pm becoming gusty with temps in the upper 50s. mid 50s by 9pm along with increasing winds. around 11pm is when our winds really peak with strongest gusts expected between 10pm and 10am. ((demetria obilor)) >>> police have arrested a woman in connection to a deadly shooting they say this woman... 24-year-old porchay banks... dragged a man out of an aparment in the 21-hundred block of sunrise near eastern and fremont... after he had been shot several times. that man is still on the loose. police tell us the shooter has known gang affiliations but they haven't said if it led to this incident. as for banks... she's behind bars and faces a charge of accessory to murder./// ((demetria obilor)

as you go out, there's not a lot of change and then around 10 or 11:00, lot of the southern counties will begin to see the first signs of showers and thunderstorms. you can see how the rain gets color associated with it and there the southeast. there will be showers and storms the scattered around, especially in the central and southern counties at 7:00 tomorrow morning. actually that will shift on out. there's a chance of more showers later in the day, but the main thrust of the rain will be later tonight and tomorrow morning. as far as the amounts go, it looks like the farther south and east you go, the higher the rain totals will be in there could be a few spots from depuyt down to cedar rapids inches of rain. this is the general range. from 1/10 in the north to about 4/10 in the south. as the temperatures go, it won't be as warm as today. it looks like temperatures will be down about 10-15 degrees. here's the breakdown as far as that goes. the load tonight will be in the upper 40s to low 50s in general. most the cloudy skies with a chance for a few showers, espe for the south and

some areas will warm to the mid 40s in southern counties and upper 30s to the north. that low pressure also brings breezy southeast winds that will shift to northerly by tomorrow. rain continues overnight before beginning to taper off la wednesday morning. expect similar temperatures tomorrow, but with dry conditions later in the day. we will be dry for thanksgiving day itself, but some wintry mix is possible thursday night. another round of rain and/or snow showers is possible this weekend. a ride home from school turns deadly in chattanooga, tennessee as a bus filled with elementary school kids crashes into a tree. at least five kids are dead and of the latest on the investigation the scene of a bus nearly splint in half by a tree the dozens of others injured monday afternoon when their bus driver swerved off the road. (sot / dr. kirk kelly, interim we have of those deaths, 3 were is a strong factor.. arresting 24- year-old driver overnight. (sot / chief fred fletcher / chattanooga police dept :32 - :39) "johnthony walker is being vehicular homicide, reckless endang

the 202. again, southbound lanes loop 101 near southern. you want to maybe get ahold of some of your friends that maybe may be late coming home tonight on this tuesday night. the southbound lanes loop 110 now you closed. we'll keep you updated. >> that's going to take hours to clean that up. we'll see you back here at 10:00 everyone. ? look at my watch, look at my chain ? ? they're brand-new ? ? look at the wheels on that thang ? ? they're brand-new ? ? all these shoes... ? okay, that's it. i have reached my limit of hip-hop. no, no, no, don't even think about it. you know maddie only falls asleep to that song. ? brand-new, it's like i got a genie ? ? they gon' hate it when... ? (whispers): she's already sleeping. (whispers): well, let's keep it that way. i blame you for this. the books said to listen to classical music during pregnancy, not rap. (thud) what was that? (dashboard beeps) god, we got a flat. (maddie fusses) relax. hey, relax. i'm a pro at changing tires. we'll be back on the road before maddie even notices. hmm? (crying) (grunt

the southern part of the state today, same forecast. cedar rapids, low 70s. washington, 74. monticello, the same. tipton, 73. the extended picture. rain late tonight and through the day tomorrow. a high of 64. thirty-five and clearing tomorrow night. low 60s thursday. sunshine and back to the mild weather we go. mid to upper 60s for friday, saturday and sunday. looking good monday too with lower-60s on the board. don't forget to set the clock back one hour as you go to bed saturday night. the ten-day trend stays above normal except for one day wednesday when we go one degree below normal. baseball fans come our sister station tonight, fox28, game should be a gorgeous night in cleveland. the game starts at 7:05 p.m. coverage starts at 6:30 p.m. first pitch, 67. wind is calm. a nice night. >> if the cubs win tonight, game seven. cleveland wednesday night, it is over. >> are you a cubs fan? >> i'm a cardinals fan >> brandon marshall was in the weather center and was like, what? >> you knew i was a cardinals fan. >>> still ahead on cbs2 news score? i wanna see if it changed. cre

the southern poverty law center says about 40 percent of the cases happened at schools. we have that full report for you at wtsp dot com this week, you're not going to like this. about 500 airport workers at chicago o'hare are threatening to strike today. it will be one of the busiest airports this thanksgiving, so a strike there could have an impact on flights across the country. good news if you're driving to see family for thanksgiving, gas prices are falling! take a look.. the average price per gallon nationally is 2.14.. while in florida, it's 2.11. across tampa bay, you'll see per gallon. triple a says depending on where you go, you're likely to see gas prices fall below two bucks! you may want to check your fridge this morning -- because a popular kind of hummus has been recalled. sa-bra is recalling many of its containers of hummus because of possible listeria contamination. here's what you'll want to look for: if your container has a "best before" date anytime between now and january 23rd you want to throw it out immediately! expect the malls and stores to be a

moves to the the folks finish up our best but it does continue to show some scattered showers in the southern portions of the plains states heading toward friday then you can see what's happening this storm system started two of these this could be good news for some folks in the southeast getting some decent rains out of that system late next week for the following weekend while ago this cold air coming south or it is not arctic air but nonetheless it is turning colder in the northern plains even some snow into the northern great lakes are longer ur next half hour. when we come back, three veteran analysts join me from kansas city to investigate the current market situation. so, don't go anywhere. current market situation. so, don't go anywhere. us farm report on the road is brought to you by afa, creating partnerships that identify encourage and suppport happened, looks like it may not happen. it's up in the air. there is uncertainty. the markets are amoral it's not about what's right or wrong or whether what they want or what they just like certainty to cause they can adjust a certainty. a

this is at the southern avenue metro station. right on the line of d.c. and maryland. you have prince george's county. probably mpd involved in this. that is what it is all about. the scenarios, to make sure that things are safe and as real world as possible. you have 100 to 150 volunteers who are involved in this. 150 volunteers and actual first responders. they do these things and they possible because there are a large number of factors that can go into place. take a listen. >> we train all of the metro employees to keep them calm. keep the riders calm. maybe sure everyone is safe with the fire department's response coming in. we don't want the first time that they come into a rail system to be for a critical incident. >>. >> reporter: these folks will have experience. they do these quarterly. this isn't the make sure what went wrong. hopefully the end result is a safer metro system. they're single tracking on the green line. we're live at southern avenue metro station. derrick ward, news4. >> thank you. >>>? in decision 2016, with just a few days to go, the candida

high pressure set up over the southern plains and parts of the east coast behind a cold front. ............. temps for the victory parade in chicago will be in the cool 50s... with lots of sunshine. that will cool highs across the plains. .. our temps stay mild and above normal near 80 degrees. demetria, how are the roads? decatur and bonanza. there's a car flipped on its side. expect big slow downs. its side. use alternates. traffic is slowing down along i-15 at us 95 in the spaghetti bowl. traffic along 215 around green valley parkway is also getting busier on the westbound side of traffic. soon. crews will be doing some striping work between st. rose pkwy. and green valley pkwy. today. we'll be right back./// (( i'm gayle king. coming up, "the late show" host stephen colbert returns to studio 57. what he's planning for his live election night special. that's coming up, on cbs this morning.)) /// ((sherry swensk)) >>> this is likely the sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken and fried egg with bacon-like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm-and it's tuesday- huh, i w

the snow go over to rain showers. tomorrow morning as well. tomorrow, most of central and southern new hampshire is just rain showers off and on scattered. rain and snow in the mountains and once north for tomorrow. coming to an end friday evening. as we head into saturday and sunday for the weekend it's looking better. any snow showers would likely just be far northern new hampshire. sunday we could see a flurry but most of the snow activity on sunday will also be in the mountains. in terms of accumulations it areas north and west of concord that you could see around lake sunapee and lebanon, upper valley and toward the monadnock region you to be at higher elevations see any type of dusting. further north you could see a dusting to an interest so overnight into early tomorrow morning. low temperatures we are looking for. upper 20's to the north and low to mid 30's elsewhere. black friday and it will be milder. mostly rain showers but a couple areas mixing in the north country. here's a sneak peek at saturday with temperatures making it upper 40's getting near 50 degrees. next week

the southern nevada water authority says wait a minute there's one little problem here. representatives from mgm grand, the hotel, were seeking that use permit to pave the way for construction. but there's a massive 90 inch water supply that is underground that would be underneath one of the -- at least one of the very the southern nevada water authority does have a meeting with the construction workers next week to work out this problem with the construction and the pillar, the support beam that would be over this very large water supply underground. because of that, the commissioner of the clark county commission said today that at least for now this is a no-go. >> they have a meeting scheduled with you for next tuesday that they were counting on getti you, you were bringing this forward this quickly. >> craig: with that, there was an agreement by all the commissioners to table this. to move it to a meeting two weeks from today. where at that point it seems very likely they will get a conditional use permit. but the commissioners wanted to make very sure the water autho

without the male figure. >> what was it like for a former republican county chairman to work with the southern poverty law center? >> very interesting. a hero in this story. >> he is mitch rutledge's lawyer. we are still in touch with him. >> we are in touch with him. in the first trial, and subsequent hearing retrial hearing, dennis is from ohio originally, when to the southern poverty law center to work down there, practically free of charge and in the southern poverty law center, only take desperate cases and he was pretty desperate so dennis took it to defend him and stuck with him through the hearing, it was pretty interesting, dennis being a practical attorney and a good one, he was glad to have character witnesses, he said i never expected two republicans to show up to testify and we chased him back. i said that because there were a number of people pro and con at the second hearing, resentencing hearing, sister lillian was there, we were there. >> a woman from virginia. >> and admiral's daughter, she could not attend the trial but she was at home rooting for everyone and sister lillian

the southern poverty law center has found 701 incidents of hate speech, harassment and vandalism since the presidential election. they say most of it occurred the first three days following it.and that cases involving anti-immigration are the most reported. sot the ugly political discourse of the election did not end on election day new york governor andrew cuomo addressed a church as well.saying the hate crimes need to stop. sot these acts of division are the

. >>> dry and warm across at least the southern half of the u.s. many other spots warmer and drier as well. with la nina in effect it looks across the southern half of the the continue nep tal u.s. -- continental u.s. drier than average conditions across arizona, new mexico, and texas. as well as warmer than average temperatures. we've been incredibly warm the last week. temperatures more than ten degrees above normal. tracking some changes finally as the jet stream digs far enough to the south to bring this next pacific storm system into the great basin is and bring the cold o with it across our state as we head into wednesday night and thursday. we are tracking some changes. with this cold front coming in it's going to reset our temperatures and get us back to near normal levels by the ends of the week. let's talk act the changes. as it -- let's talk about the changes. as it comes in you can see snow across the rockies. doesn't bring us any a slight chance of a shower or two across the northern half of the state. chances slim, 10% to 20%. not exp

high pressure is coming back to the southern nevada region today! this means sunny skies will be common along with temperatures ranging between 62 and 67 degrees. luckily, winds will be mild; ranging 5 to 15 mph out of the southeast with no gusts expected. mostly sunny skiew a weak front altering our high pressure by pushing it more to the northeast. this means the back end of high pressure which will allow cooler air to be filtered in from the north. by thanksgiving, high temperatures will range between 60 and 65 degrees and just about hold there until sunday. by sunday, a front passes over head and clouds will build along with a breeze. with the passing of this front, temperatures will drop a little further; ranging between 58 and new at midday... a police chase outside houston led to an officer-involved shooting that left the suspect dead. it happened this morning and went through at least two counties.. authorities say a jefferson county sheriff's deputy was trying to stop a car. the suspect then drove to baytown, where the vehicle crashed around