cover his home, even though he was no longer there, and the huge scene was at the hospital, the station wanted me to stay there because that's where the lapd was. within the past hour, we've seen several robbery, homicide detectives going into the home that michael jackson has been renting. he said don't read anything into this, the fact we're here. robbery homicide routinely investigates murders -- excuse me, i apologize, i did not mean to say murder -- routinely investigates deaths that do not occur at a hospital. >> this michael jackson news follows the sad news we received earlier today, what was going to be a major story on this broadcast tonight as it is, that actress and icon, farrah fawcett died this morning. >> farrah fawcett, well thought of, courageous, a lot of terrific accolades. talented, beautiful, all these things. but was she given the degree of remembrance that she would have been given if she had died on another day? she was not. >> while details on jackson's death are still scares, farrah fawcett's end is as well documented as her life. >> she never wondered why me and not

the ho-chunk nation sent a district six police station today. the ho-chunk have an office near the station, and wanted to show how much they appreciate their neighbors. >> i was glad that we could be doing it at this particular district because it's so close to our branch office. >> so we very much appreciate the time and we look forward to including them in our community partnerships that we have in this district. joyce: the effort was part of a ho-chunk program to thank those who serve wisconsin communities. and a tasty traditre high school is hosting its annual spaghetti with the sisters fundraiser on sunday. it's the 61st year for the event. every year, the pompeii men's club lends a hand by making meatballs. >> they have been doing it, some of them, since 1968, and we would not be able to pull this off without their generosity and help. joyce: the dinner will run from noon to 5:00 this sunday. tickets can be purchased online or at the door. am going to the meatball dinner, so there you are. a fundraiser almost everyone knows about is back. 12 news' melinda davenport has this reminder. >> it's tha

want me to do so we can get this over with. very well. but let me make one thing clear: i will not to anything to jeopardize this station or the people on it. don't worry, miles. all i want you to do is reconfigure some of the communications and sensor relays on the station. why? i can't tell you. you'll have to be patient. the communications and sensor relays are distributed throughout the entire station. you know your wife well, miles but she knows you even better. i know you're just playing for time until you can get to your friends-- julian, dax, captain sisko. they'll want to help you. at least until someone figures out a way to catch me in some sort of stasis field or some other clever device you're already dreaming up. and you know what? it might work. you might be able to stop me but i promise you one thing: if you do, keiko will die. all i need is a split second to cause a massive brain hemorrhage, and... she's gone. i know this is a difficult adjustment for you to make but we don't have a lot of time. what do you want me to do? keiko: how long is this going to take? in order to keep the polarity shift invisible to security checks

to make some major changes at the new carollton stations but it wants there are plans to build a new office and residential building on the south side of the orange line station. that would mean getting rid of 650 commuter parking lot spaces and replacing them with 100 to 300 spots in a new garage. if you want to weigh in, you have a chance tonight at 7:00 in hyattsville. >>> if you plan to visit the arlington cemetery, you should know a you must enter at the set access points. if you have a bag, it may be checked. also, all drivers will need to show a valid photo id to enter the cemetery. >>> 4:50 the time right now. we've been asking you all morning and over the weekend to send us some photos of the super moon. >> it has been hard to capture. it is pretty far away if you haven't noticed. the moon is extra close to the earth which makes it look so huge. the last time it was this close was 70 years ago in 1948. another chance tonight so you can tweet and instagram us with the #nbc4dc. the after this it won't be this close again until 2034. i took a picture this morning.

tracks where they plan to build a tunnel and connect it to an existing tunnel already at the caltrain station. >> we want people to be able to get to the other side of san jose. >> reporter: santa clara county supervisor ken yeager says this will also one day serve as a bart stop for people coming from the east bay. after working on the $14 million project for years, he is finally seeing some light at the end of the tunnel. >> so it's a very, very big day. >> reporter: major construction will start around thanksgiving and the tunnel should be completed by next summer. in santa clara, maria medina, kpix 5. >> money to pay for the tunnel is coming from previously approved tax measures. the project will also include lighting and an open-air ramp. >>> bart is looking into a small explosion on one of its tracks. the transit agency says equipment problems caused heavy smoke late last night. that prompted a shutdown of the montgomery station in san francisco. >> we're in the train and it stops and then the lights went out and then the doors open and then, you know, it was, like, oh, you know, like what's happen

the place. oh, lamont, you're a shallow, uninvolved person. no, i'm not. look, if i wanted to, i could call that station and tell them a few things-- if i wanted to. well, so, go right ahead. go on. tell them right now. oh, there's no way in the world you're going to get me to call up that radio station and talk to them people and make a fool out of myself. lamont... there ain't no way you going to get me to do that. i would only give myself totally to a man that gets involved-- really involved. what's the number of that station? 555-3211. you want involvement? i'll give you involvement. some involvement. 3211. [sighs] uh, hello. is this the talkback show? am i on the air? good. well, i just want to say-- i want to make a comment about that guy that called about the factory. now, that factory might be an ugly building and an eyesore and everything, but it takes millions of people off unemployment and welfare and gives them steady jobs. in fact... i would do all that i could to encourage more trade in the area... to make jobs available for people that want to work and give them steady employment and prid

the unpleasantness of military conflict? i want to know how to find the jem'hadar who attacked my station. if you want to build a bridge, why don't you start there? i can lead you to them. but... there's something i need in exchange. what's that? i want you to help me eliminate them. the jem'hadar that attacked your station are renegades. they've turned against the dominion. i'm seeing that they're punished. why do you need my help? you could send a fleet of jem'hadar warships after them. i'm afraid we don't have the time. captain... are you familiar with the iconians? what's important is how the iconians controlled that empire. the gateways. exactly. sophisticated transporters that allowed them to move instantaneously from planet to another, from one solar system to another without the use of starships. what does any of this have to do with me? dominion scientists recently discovered a gateway on one of our outlying worlds. we sent a team of scientists to restore it but their jem'hadar guards rebelled these... renegade jem'hadar stole some equipment from my station-- e.p.s. power stabilize

the station... he was here for ten minutes. he wanted to unload a shipment of maraji crystals i can't move maraji crystals. the cardassians don't like them, and the bajorans can't afford them, so i sent him on his way. all right? and that's all? that's all. i hope so... because if i find out that you've been dealing in illegal crystals always a pleasure. i see you're not the first man around here to keep quark on his toes. yes. something's wrong. thrax talked about a captain livara. does that name mean something to you? livara wasn't just another smuggler. he wasas romulan spy and didn't begin working in this sector until seven years ago, but seven years ago thrax wasn't on terok nor. you were, odo. odd contradictioion so i checked the date. this is seven years ago. thrax shouldn't be here. you should be the security chief. none of thisismakes. now, i suggest we concentrate on finding a way out of here. that's our priority. i tend to agree. well, you'll get no argument from m e but how? we need to contact the bajoran resistance. maybe ev

stations saying that anyone can come here to take the first step in their recovery. after several months of hard work, the city of nashua has launched their version of the safe station program. >> we just want to make suree have all the pieces in place and we had a good sold i program. reporter: it's modeled after manchester, which launched earlier this year. they have helped 700 people since may, and nashua hopes to have the same months that we've averaged about seven deaths each month. we're averaging about 30 times a month where we're going out and having to administer narcan. reporter: the mayor of nashua helped bring the program to the gate city. six fire stations to be evaluated -- offer counseling, coaching and medical treatment. >> they have a number of grants which are going to help assist with this in terms of providing medical detox, also longer term treatment. reporter: both harbor homes and keystone hall say the key here is that no one will be turned away. >> keystone hall is really at the forefront of the whole addiction crisis on a statewide basis and as an array of services to d from the community to assist in any way they can to make sure the success of this program. report

the station for politics. we want to hear from you about the issues of the day and tweet us right now using 5@630 and then look for tweet on political show coming up next at 6:30. >> a prince george county man accused of stabbing two young sons before turning knife on himself was ordered held without bond. children survived and they're still in the hospital. paul wagner is live tonight in upper marboro with the latest, paul. >>. >> hi, children was laid out in a charging document that i was able to read today and injuries sounded horrific. >> it's very fortunate these boys survived and it's fortunate their grandmother was home at the time and could hear them crying for help from down in the basement. michelle madison is the grandmother. she was here in court today and she spoup for her son. she said they have been trying michelle madison says she was at home and one of the grand sons cried out for help and when she went to investigate found her son christian with a knife in hand attempting to harm himself. the boys, t

nats- "hey, you can come to the fire station anytime you want buddy." almost as big as the smiles those receiving these presents will have for the holidays. lots of hard work by crew members working behind the scenes -- and it's certainly paying off. in sunnyvale, philippe djegal, kron four news. in national news. when two men asked to buy cheese from c-v-s they didn't get the reaction they expected reporter jonathan costen has the bizzare story. something strange happened to rick berry and his roommate philip blackwell when they went shopping in this carytown drug store last night. berry asked the employee for one thing. "sliced cheese. i just, yeah, all i asked was for sliced cheese and she told me that they didn't carry it." berry said before he knew it.. the two employees just vanished. "we looked around for about, i want to say 30 or 45 minutes and we couldn't find anybody." a third customer was also in the store. "he was actually in the store before we were. he had a bad tooth, all he wanted was some orajel. that's all he needed. and then the emplo

the first place. they said they wanted to clear their station's name. ttalion chief ramiro did not want to comment. i did speak with jane and she said there's two side to the story and may come forward because she believes she has a powerful story to tell. one sthipg for sure station #27b drama has been a distraction for the entire department. >>> if you have a story idea for 2 investigates we want to hear from you. e-mail 2investigates @ ktvu.com. >> right now it's 4:47. hopefully no big problems for the commute. what are you keeping an eye on. >> right now we are keeping an eye on the tracy commute. westbound 580 off to a decent start. there's already stop and go traffic. we see it already on 205 west of mountain house park way and all over the altamont pass by the time you reach li moor it's not a bad commute. traffic is going to be business spip the rest of the east bay you can see traffic -- what am i doing here. we goont this way. traffic is going to be okay as you drive into the dublin intrer change and speeds are good. >> lep let's go to intersta

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the chase ended at a b-p gas station in washington county.police say the guy wanted to buy a pack of cigerettes before being tackled by officers. if recent history holds... we will find out today which presidential candidate will carry wisconsin. marquette university law school poll has been deadly accurate in the last four years... and today the final look at wisconsin ahead of the election is due out in just a few hours. ann sterling joins us live with a look ahead at marquette university. that new poll will be released today.but just a few weeks ago -- marquette released it latest poll and it showed hillary clinton leading trump by 7 points. here's a look at the numbers: wisconsin say they will likely support democratic candidate hillary clinton for president. and 37 percent support republican donald trump. -- with libertarian gary johnson at 9 percent and green party candidate jill stein at 3 percent. six percent did not express a preference, saying they will vote for neither candidate --- will not vote or don't know how they will vote. the poll was conducted oct. 6-9 and was com

the foxboro board of selectmen voting 4 to 1 last night in favor of a pilot program for a commuter rail station in town. reporters say the mbta wants to include four roundtrips from the gillette stadium platform to south station. services set to begin in late 2017 or early >>> also on 7, the clock is ticking for pipeline protestors in north dakota. officials issued a december 5th deadline for protestors to leave the site. after five months of protesting, demonstrators and members of the tribe say they're not budging. meanwhile, pipeline officials ensure the pipeline will be safe. >> water is sacred, but it's also good business to protect your water resource. >> this pipeline is being built where two existing pipelines 1982. we have not disturbed any historical sites. >> reporter: the remains of fidel castro returning to where his communist revolution began. castro's ashes will be taken across the island on a journey and it will end with castro's funeral in santiago in cuba on sunday. many world leaders are planning to attend including spain's former king. >>> we are here today. a mother attacked in her own home. two women waiting f

so the weather channel wants to help you chill out... the station promising to stay away from all things political tomorrow. instead the weather channel will broadcast a marathon of quote-- the most beautiful, awe- inspiring and calming weather videa and scenery ever caught on tape. the station says programming is for severe weather. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty our warm november weather is not going anywhere this week. high temperatures this afternoon climbed into the low 80s in las vegas under mostly sunny skies. a few high clouds have been passing across the area; they'll be in and out over the coming days. we'll start out with temperatures in the 50s tuesday morning, so if you're heading out to the polls early on election day, pack the extra layer. for the afternoon we'll see high temperatures well into the low we'll hold on to 70s and low 80s through the rest of the week with no rain in the forecast for southern nevada. closed captioning on fox five news at eleven. a man is arrested on fox five news at eleven. a man

mike: hoping to transform the south side of the new carrollton rail station, wmata wants feedback. in the proproposal, surface lot three would be redeveloped space. >> mixed use, yeah. it would be great. anything close to metro is gold. mike: many would love to see new carrollton thrive and grow like other metro stations across the region but some worry about traffic and wonder who the development would benefit. >> a lot of people would be frustrated. i would result in the removal of 650 computer parking stases replaced by new garage that would also accommodate for the tenants in the few development. >> removing the parking spaces and the ridership would drop. they raise the rates and the ryeer ship would -- ridership would drop. mike: they would keep 100 spaces around the station and off-camera a metro employee pointed out several empty but commuters argue it's not currently full because of safetrack. >> less people are commuting. >> it needs a green light from the metro board of directors. if approved construction could begin in early 2017. in new carrollton, mike carter-conneen,

want to think my buddy roger joseph. today is his birthday. he was stationed in puerto rico for a while. he was in the marines and navy. >> davis felt as is my coworker . >> i want to thank all the men and women out there who are still giving their service

this was all this morning at the southern avenue station in southeast d.c. >> we don't want the first time they come into a real situation to be critical so that's why we have our training exercise. it's all on the same page. >> something you neek about today's drill. one person plays the role of a pregnant woman going into labor during the emergency. >>> temperatures going to fall tonight. if you ask me, i'd say t ameila's got the timing and what to expect as maybe some freeze >>> the republican presidential campaign is swinging through virginia in the final days of the 2016 election. donald trump will be in loudon county tonight. earlier today when one of trump's sons made a stop in prince william county. >> at heritage baptist church, the 11 clp 00 a.m. service began with the choir singing before the sermon. >> i'm glad to be here. >> today, just before election day, pastor mike edwards welcomed donald trump jr. campaigning in the last minute efforts to swing virginia to his father. a state in which hillary clinton traditionally blue or bluer were back because the numbers are showi

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bars this morning -- accused of leading police on a counties the chase ended at a b-p gas station in washington county.police say the guy wanted to buy one last thing before being tackled by officers. "this guy comes in all frantic, obviously in a hurry. so he skips our whole line and asks me for a pack of cigerettes." we are told the suspect paid for the smokes. police captured him running across highway 60 in hartford with a cigarette in his mouth. a 25-year-old man is recovering this morning following an accident at a milwaukee plastics factory. fire officials confirm the worker got his hand caught in a conveyor belt at tulip corporation.firefighters removed his hand from the machine, and took him to the hospital. a memorial has popped up in menomonie - where a uw-stout student was beaten to death. hussain alnahdi was a foreign exchange student from saudi arabia."i just wanted our saudi students to know they are wanted, they are a deeply important part of this we'll do everything we can to keep them safe and let them feel that value."menomonie police are still investigating. the possibility of a hate crime is in the convers

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the wall empathy. if you're at 16th st. bart station they also had similar walls of empathy at the 24th st. station. and i want to bring in muriel. you are one of the people who organize this. >> impd >> worded -- >> i am. >> why did you start this? >> well, you don't get the personal interaction, it's hard to be mean to someone's face. succumbing in person and sending a message to neighbors whether they are on our newsfeeds or not in being able to reach out to them and provide empathy for that grief that a lot of people are trying to sort through. >> reporter: and the idea it seems as a message of positivity. most of them seem pretty positive despite the fact that people are angry about what took place and that the goal? to look ahead and remain positive? >> i think that providing empathy for what ever people are feeling is a positive experience even if they are not positive. so i am in deep grief and someone comes says i am in deep grief and angry that can be positive for me say here for a bottle people the message, we are fine, is actually not a positive message and it's scary. knowing that we stand togethe

the station house. we told you what you wanted. now you're gonna help us put a name to the guy that you saw standing over willie. you know why? because underneath those skirts, we know you got hearts of gold. - and johnsons in your underwear. - [ simone ] let's go. diane. make me take this ride with you. girl, who said work 3rd street? did i say 10th avenue? - don't start with me, peaches. - girl, you are making me sick. i'm about ready to-- hey! hey! - no arguing. in the car. - come on. get inside. don't muss my wig. excuse me. i'm looking for an officer cooper. i'm cooper. yeah. arthur fancy. you have a maceo williams in custody? call you. i just collared him in the terminal. today he gets off this bus from florida. he's reaeanervous. i interdict him, ask to see his gym bag. a key of smack. - what's his story? - he doesn't know how it got there. had your card in his wallet. you found it, or he showed it to you? i found it. then he asked me to call you. he's back here. come see me when you're done. yeah. maceo. it's a mistake. i do

that is why they agreed to speak to us in the first place as they wanted to clear their station's name. the battalion chief romero did not want to comment as i spoke to jane by phone and told me she has no comment at this time, but said there are two sides to the story and that she may come forward because she believes that she has a powerful story to tell. one thing is for sure station two's drama has been a distraction for the entire department. in the newsroom tara moriarty ktvu fox 2 news. >>> if you have an idea for a 2 investigates, we want to hear from you. just e-mail 2investigate satth ktvu.com or give us a call 510- 874-0222. >>> they were tracking the chances for some showers here in the bay area as we would head into this week and beyond. a massive weather system up in the pacific. it's to the north of us, but you see the tail end. it will drag through northern california late tonight early tomorrow morning. not a game changer, don't cancel your plans. there will be a little bit of wet weather and perhaps some drizzle out along the coast in san francisco and oakland tomorro

different difficult to obtain the tower is open twenty-four hours a day on behalf of the air traffic controllers station i want to thank all the hard working individuals and thanks fewer professionalism and dedication thank you >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much jerry. >> now it is time to turn on the new facility we've had several the speeches reference those panels how led lighting tonight they'll be lit in orange it is difficult to see now but nevertheless, we are going to ask our administrator to officially turn on the lights if you turn on a big lighting you need a big switch in order to do this so we've got this large light switch and ask our administrator and mayor ed lee to give you a count down from 3 and ready to join me in the count down 3, 2, 1. >> wow. >> there we go. >> thank you very much for joining is we'll begin the process of providing tours if you're interested in getting a tower of the tower cab see lynn and if everyone needs attire parking validated come to the front deck thank you very much for joining >> >> be good i'm todd rufo economic and workforce development for the city of san

>> well, we are here at the wheaton metro station right off of beards mill road. it is still an active investigation. we want to show you the live picture right now. what youe station and for what understand, that's where the victims ended up. you can items of evidence behind the yellow tape. it's to know that boston rail service are not effected by this. we're told two young men stabbed here in the area, which we're told is not part of metro's investigation. those victims ended up in the station's west entrance where you could see clothing, a backpack and other items of evidence on the ground. they were taken to the hospital with serious injuries, but are expected to survive. police say they were looking for three people to be involved. it happened around 3:00 this afternoon. chances are, it was very busy here at that time, so they are hop they will cooperate with the investigation. now, police are also looking for the possibility of surveillance video that may have captured this attack and help lead them to anyone involved in this double stabbing, but again, the west entrance remain closed a this hour. the

station next door to chris' horse farm. >> i'm not sure if they think they can just come in and push us around to get what they want. >> reporter: the compressor stations are needed to move the pipeline. but this is the sound the station makes when they do a daily blowdown releasing chemicals into the air. >> we're all guinea pigs for these companies that are coming in for profit taking. >> reporter: other residents are concerned that leaking gas will pollute the drinking water. >> i can't stress enough that clean water act. >> reporter: there's the daily jet engine noise. >> this will destroy the character of rehoboth. >> because there's little or no regulation, what the residents now want is for the governor or the state attorney general to step in and stop it. in rehoboth, i'm bill shields, wbz news. >>> spectra energy has dozens of these facilities with few complaints. when they do only methane gas is released. >>> tonight anger from those who are upset over donald trump's victory and another night of unrest. portland, oregon, is the epicenter. protesters damaged businesses as police threw smoke grenades. >> another fight broke

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>> we just passed the 20th street here and heading west on jfk toward 30th street station they wanted to get the crowd out and walk and had a lot of passion and tension and the decision by organizers was to get them moving and that is what they were doing right now. there was a vigil, the idea behind it was that people were mourning the election. and we talked to some of the hundreds of people here. i can't tell you how many hundreds, this is what they had to say. >> donald trump doesn't represent me or my community. i have two daughters and it's important that i set an example that i don't abide by bigotry. >> i am not old enough to vote, this is how i can voice my opinion how i don't think trump is qualified to be president. >> i feel like that is where we are right now, we are divided and a lot of hatred and fear in our country since tuesday and it's time to start rolling back our sleeves and doing the work. >> so the 30th street station and the second night of protest, it's not clear where they will go once they get to the 30th street station and turn back into center city and bac

you want to continue to drive to the closest police station if you're not familiar with the area. you want to go to a place that is highly populated. >> after multiple perilous moments, ronnie finds his way to the miami-dade police station ending the chase, and that's how he learns that his decisions contributed to the problem. >> they started doing an investigation. i was arrested for reckless driving. >> the other driver is also arrested and the two antagonists run into each other while in temporary custody. the other driver approaches ronnie and apologizes. >> and i told him, i'm sorry too. i feel like we could have handled the situation more maturely. >> ronnie's case is dismissed when the other driver doesn't appear in court. the other driver is convicted of reckless driving and gets two years of probation. if you don't want to become a victim of road rage, remember these key tips. avoid aggressive drivers and don't be one yourself. back off and give the other driver some space. if being followed, drive to a public place and don't escalate disputes with your responses. >> we p

later on, he went down a different street and made his way to the gas station, not out, appeared as if he wanted to blend the end, but then law enforcement moved in and took him into custody. kathy: we let you know about this breaking news as it was happening with the wisn 12 news mobile app. download the free app now to get important updates sent directly to your phone. in just one week, america will elect a new president. joyce: the candidates are zeroing in on wisconsin in the home stretch. seven campaign events are planned statewide today and tomorrow. two are happening now. democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine is in madison. kathy: let's start live in eau claire, where republican nominee live. terry? >> the republican national committee chair is on the stage right now. a new marquette university law school poll is due out tomorrow. in the last poll three weeks ago hillary clinton was out in front , 44% to 37% for donald trump. a new poll shows the two close nationally. a lot has happened since then in the campaign, including news are rising significantly in many states, including

he drown her on sunday and then carried her body to the police station across the street. his attorney wants an most cases the owner lefts the -- the owners left the key in the vehicle. these are the adults who were arrested. the unlocked cars were stolen over the last 2 months, and they all happened in southern hillsborough county, and three of the minors have been with misdemeanors. 41 of the 46 stolen cars have been found. >>> devin acquisto robbed a man while he was walking home from work. acquisto had a scarf around his neck, and when he went to take off, the scarf fell off, and the victim saw his face. earlier in the night. >>> the macy's thanksgiving day parade will have more security than ever before. there's going to be 3,000 police officers deployed including heavily armed counterterrorism units, and 80 sand-filled trucks will be parked at every single interception to drivers from attacking the parade that i are working to vet the volunteers, and the process has been going on for a year. >>> the winds could potentially be an issue. it will be a raw day up there. mostly cloudy, driz

want to escape from the reality. they want to be back to the normalcy. they just want to listen to music. to believe there will be a better future. that >> many of the station listeners call in to try to reach family and friends. >>> or a police say an officer involved shooting could have been a lot worse. one of their officers was shot in the face while trying to catch a murder suspect yesterday. today police showed a picture of the injury. we will show the injury. the apd chief said it was important to show how an inch difference could have changed the officer's outcome. >> the officer was shot for the public to know the kinds of dangers our officers are facing. in particular, for this situation, i think it is important to know just how close and how serious the situation was for this officer. and again, this was not something that was -- he got shot and he is fine and it must not have been serious. again, i feel it was a miracle, if not a still with us. >> obviously, expected to recover. police say this started when a 23-year-old shot and killed 35- year-old antonio norwood. antonio norwood is a convicted felon. police say the man shot him and police say

the 15th street station. >> we're getting the loose ball. he want it. and he's got it. really quickly -- >> it is up. rim. >> a lot of people tweet being that yesterday. >> the buzzer beater just missed it. let's get over to katie on our skydeck torah look at the weather, katie, is it getting pretty nice out there right now for morning shopping this "black friday". >> yep, for the standards, not too bad, nice blanket of cloud cover overhead it, really does act like a blanket to trap in the heat here. you know, we didn't build upton of heat yesterday obviously, but for the fact that it is late november, and you are finding temperatures right now into the mid 40's, at this early hour, and that's about where we bottom out. nod too bad. look, storm scan empty when it comes to radar. throw the satelite over top, yes, majority of the region again under shroud of clouds. so you will find that you will not see heck of a lot of sunshine here today. actually still renmant moisture that could even trigger shower with time here later on today. but we back it up, just talk about this, because you're at 43 degrees

the station is to know about it. does that include the bajoran security detachment? absolutely. also, we're observing communications silence. no com traffic in or out of this station for the next nine hours. understood? d. you wanted to see me? yes, major. i'm afraid i need to take command of the station get us back to the station, chief. maximum warp. aye, sir. any response from our hails, commander? no. deep space nine seems to be under a communications blackout. keep trying. you realize we'll probably never see the xhosa or captain yates again. it's a possibility. if i'd been allowed to leave a security detail behind... our priority is to get back to the station. captain yates is my responsibility as you wish. the replicators have been secured in the ship's hold, sir. very good. we'll be departing in five minutes and i'm leaving you in command until captain sisko returns. me, sir? you have a problem with that, lieutenant? no, sir. it's just that's it's unusual for a junior officer to be left... if you're not up to the job, i'll find someone else. the safety of this station may depend on you and i need to know if you can handle it. you can count on me, commander. good. now go to ops and take command. the defiant

court ruling key parts of the voting rights act including the federal observers inside a polling station the us attorney's office and fbi want you to know they are here for you if you see any irregularities in your boating or at the polling places contact the us attorney's office that number is (303)454-0302 the fbi's number (303)629-7171 they say they will investigate those concerns as soon as they reported. >> we have you covered on election night and online as will cover national and local races and issues all night is the mostly interested in colorado's local issues our sister station colorado zone channel two will focus on those doing a special edition and you can even count on us if you're away from your tv can get resulting reaction on kdvr.com and our facebook page also on election night other news tonight developing now terrance simmons arrested on a long list of charges after sheriff's deputy simmons was intoxicated and threatened to harm himself early yesterday morning when they put them in protective custody they say he kicked a deputy in the throat and try to kick to others the deputy had minor injuries and the

the zip code at the station 94111. we wanttt in our dress at station, 900 front street and click on "find my ballot," if you have not done this, you can scroll to voter information and click on "my polling place," the close toast our station is the exploritorium, how to get there, when it will open, even how high you might is to climb because it is san francisco are we are located so we have big hills. all the information you need wherever you are in the bay area to get to the nearest polling place. that is from the live desk. >> impressed by the slope thing. very san francisco. >> a new santa clara vote counting is 24 hour operation. >> so many of you have cast your ballot the workers are getting them processed. matt keller in san jose this morning. matt? >> good morning. we have 24 hour crew working right now and this is the grave yesterday shift and they have a great head start because 345,000 ballots have been turned in 40% of all register the voters. in santa clara there are 836 polling places, why santa clara county has

the bathroom. they beat you want to use the bathroom at the station. leblanc waiting at a bus station a short time later. >> officers located an illegal stun gun in his left front pocket. they searched his backpack and discovered a loaded handgun as well as a black cat with fbi lettering. -- as well as a black hat with fbi lettering. cherise: he also had allegedly written down the names, credit union clients. it woman that answer the intercom at his apartment told us that she was not interested in speaking to media. his defense attorney says he had -- his client had those items in his backpack because he intended to go camping and he knocked on the door simply to use the restroom. shelley: tonight, thousands of protest of president-elect donald trump. it is the second straight night of protest across the country. protesters are marching in major cities like portland, philadelphia, and baltimore. so far, police say the protest has been peaceful. after a bitter election campaign, president obama and president-elect donald trump finally match. this mornin

you couldn't have been there because it happened before you came to lead back too aboard the station. u and i want to know why. you wanted to see me? i'm listening, but i don't have much time. you're about to make a very serious mistake. because you're innocent-- all of you. right, and i can prove it. compare this attack to recent bombings on bajor. you'll find a sisilarity to four incidents in musilla province none of which we could have done. this proves nothing. and under cardassian law the accused must prove his innocence. since the evidence in this case is sufficient conviction the investigation is over. your job is to find the truth not obtain convictions. the truth. you want the truth? all right, the truth is that none of you would be accused-- none of you would even be here-- if the bajorans weren't fighting the cardassians. it's futile. the occupation has lalaed for 50 years t. why not just accept it?! if the bajoran people would accept their place in history none of this would be happening. we are talking about the attempt on gul dukat's life not the socio-political ramifications of the