hurricane matthew is expected to reach the u-s tonight... in the caribbean-- where at least 16 people were killed in the storm. aid workers and local emergency officials say they still don't have a clear picture of just how much destruction the hurricane left behind. right now-- it's a category three storm, but it is forecasted to strengthen to a category four hurricane before it hits florida. we send it over now to meteorologist stephanie barichello who's tracking the hurricane this morning. milwaukee to replace thousands of lead pipes today --the mayor is expected to make an announcement related the issue deandra corinthios is live from city hall with what we know so far. the announcement on lead laterals is expected at noon today. the details have not been released but recently --mayor tom barrett announced he wants to spend 11 million dollars on lead issues pipes at 385 licensed day care facilities over the next two years. mayor tom barrett wants to fully remove lead service lines in milwaukee...but that could take years...and a lot of mo

mexico, the number 2 buyer of u-s corn, annoucning this week one of the fourth largest daily purchase of u-s corn since hte 70s. teh total-- more than one point 5 (1,577,340 mt) million metric tons. that's 62 million bushels. of that 1 point 5 million, one year and another half a million (541,020 mt) in the 17-18 year. china is slapping an anti-subsidy duty to imports of u-s dried distillers grains. the country issuing a final ruling this week, claiming u-s dried distiller's grains are being unfairly subsidized by the u-s government, saying it's damaging china's ddg industry. the news came just weeks after the u-s filed a complaint with the world trade organization, accusing china of illegal government subsidies for rice, wheat and corn. head this week, one of canada's largest feedlots is closing its gates. [take: full screen still canada... with a dot for western feedlots, ltd number: (location is strathmore, alberta, canada incue: western feedlots, ltd shutting down outcue: - 100,000 head capacity] [notes:- blaming market conditions, political environment alberta based western feedl

the u-s state department says it has had nothing to do with it. closer to home, families in waukesha are feeling unsettled hawthorne stem elementary school.the principal says the threats were made using an app called musicly. the app allows students to send messages anonymously. the district has ordered the app be removed from all school devices.police say they are still investigating the messages. now the latest in the so called slender man stabbing investigation in waukesha.the journal sentinel reporting the defense wants one of the girls' confessions thrown out. ( attorney's suggest morgan geyser's confession should she was too young and disturbed to understand and give up her rights to remain silent or talk to an attorney. geyser and anissa weier are accused of stabbing their classmate to please the fictional character, slender man.the classmate survived. a federal judge says he's leaning toward approving volkswagen's record 10 billion dollar settlement over its diesel emissions scandal.he'll issue a final ruling next week. v-w has offered to b

in exchange they got a visa and travel to the u-s. but - to pay off that debt - they were forced days a week. in addition to the arrests in the u-s, the person who led the ring was arrested in belgium. ten months after the international paris agreement on climate change... it now has the official backing of enough countries to take effect -- starting november fourth. the deal commits 55 countries to submit national plans to reduce emissions...to keep global temperature to below 3-point-6 degrees fahrenheit. targets in the accord are not legally binding. countries to report on their emissions...and update their progress. you decide coverage now-- hillary clinton's former rival bernie sanders campaigning on her behalf in wisconsin. the vermont senator made stops in madison and green bay yesterday.. he's trying to get his former supporters to rally around the democratic nominee. according to the latest marquette law school poll-- clinton is getting just 55 percent of former sanders' supporters votes. meanwhile -- clinton's daughter chelse

plus-- the u-n pleads for a stop to the fighting in syria! the latest casualties the city of aleppo has seen. plus-- the presidential candidates go head to head for laughs. what hillary and donald had to say about one another during a charity dinner. illinois' calling. calling the makers. the doers. those who prefer one-of-a-kind, to common fare. calling the endlessly curious, and the boundary pushers. those who would rather make the most of their precious vacation days. this land is illinois. and its calling everyone, everywhere who's up for amazing. she saw the boots and fell for fall all over again. was she expecting to find the perfect designer boots at such an amazing price? no. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays the battle to retake control of mosul from isis has reached elite iraqi special forces joining the fight yesterday. but they are up against a determined opposition. isis firing back with explosives

the april primary. he was campaigning for hillary clinton and u-s senate candidate russ feingold. political reporter theo keith was at the event in madison. the clinton campaign says 11-hundred people showed up. many voted for sanders - over clinton - in wisconsins primary. nats - sanders walkup on his return to wisconsin, bernie sanders hammered donald trump over reports that he didnt pay federal income tax for a number that is an act of genius. we think that is a disgrace. and were going to change that :50 the latest marquette law school poll shows more wisconsin democrats still wouldve preferred sanders to be their nominee. 12:50:58 hes a man with a plan to change things. i dont have confidence that will happen with hillary :06 among his supporters, clinton is getting just 55 percent of their votes. others plan to vote for trump, or third party candidates. the rest are now, hes here. hes supportive of her whole campaign and support group. shes slowly won me over i guess! :13xx sanders was also here to campaign for his former colleague in the senate, russ feingold. and i have wor

the u-s golf team wins the ryder cup for the first time since 1008. u-n-l-v grad ryan moore earned the a spot on the usa ryder cup team. on the final day of the ryder cup.... europe's lee westwood. the two-putt gave the americans a 15-10 lead, sealing their win over europe. the former rebel is bring praised for helping lead u-s-a to its first ryder cup championship in eight years. "it's been crazy, i can't believe a week ago i didn't know i was going to be here, to come here, be a part of it, get a couple points for the team, couldn't ask for better teammates and hopefully, this is, there is more to come." congratuated the u-s golf team's win with a tweet. obama mentioned the late golf great, arnold palmer, saying he's smiling down on the team. arnold palmer died last sunday at the age of 87. our u-n-l-v football team desperately needed a win... and they got one! the rebels beat fresno state saturday nigh 45 to 20! it was rebels quarterback dalton sneed's first collegiate start. sneed threw for another. the 91-yard touchdown run was the longest in scho

the state has about 1 more incident per million people than the u-s average the associated press and u-s-a today analyzed 2 1/2 years of data to figure out that result. their research found, over that time period in iowa, there were 14 accidental shootings of minors. 7 were deadly. another 7 resulted in injuries. to counter this, law enforcement recommends keeping guns locked in a safe. and to store the ammunition in a separate location. they add kids can be curious when it comes to guns, and may not fully understand the weapon's power. in most of these accidental shootings minors sheriff's office recommends teaching young people about any dangers that can come from firearms. "many times the person that gets hurt or killed is not the one handling the firearm they are watching someone else that's playing with the gun and they're curious and the gun goes off and it's the other person in the room." 6 of the 14 recorded shootings happened when a minor accidentally shot another minor. and nearly all of these incidents were inside someone's home. and a reminder, in iowa it is illegal for po

later today-- crews will be installing new ice at the u-w milwaukee panther arena. the admirals are also getting a new locker room-- and some other arena a not so great moment for bills quarterback tyrod taylor who got lost for a moment while on the field. with about nine minutes to go in the first quarter, taylor lines up behind his left guard instead of the man who's actually snapping the ball!taylor doesn't notice his mistake until the ball goes sailing past him.luckily the mistake didn't cost him the game... the bills went on to win. taylor probably will want to erase this one from his game coming up:winning ways: a look at what ?you missed during last night's packers game-- and who looked ?strong in primetime.plus...clinton comes to town-- but it's still not the top of the ticket. ?the person campaigning for the democratic white house hopeful... and how ?you can national reporter caught in the middle of a political scandal. the mistake that could cost him his and... impact of act 10. 5 years now since governor scott walker's signature piece of legislation took e

the u- s... and spain will offset some thanks, ted, now let's check in with ken smith on this weekend's traffic report. shortly)) gay pride festivities continue this weekend... after the parade took over downtown las vegas last night. 20-thousand people lined the parade route-- as more than 100 took part in the two mile walk along fourth street. one of those groups.... metro police-- as they participated in the event for the first time ever. those at the parade say they loved the welcoming atmosphere of las vegas. "the diversity. i love how everyone banned together and the community is more powerful than ever so i definitely support the unity of all people." diffrerent events being held at sunset park.. krush.. south point.. and town square go tomorrow. as vegas deals with car-nado at the spaghetti bowl... arizona is dealing with emu-nado. take a look at this... ...an emu is spotted running loose along the i- 10 in phoenix. a state trooper arrived, found the animal in the median... but it crossed

-s agricultural goods in 2015, and the top buyer of u-s fresh fruits and vegetables. mexico , but is the top destination for u-s corn, poultry and soybean meal. today, mexico has the highest porportion of overweight and obese children in the world... a startling fact that moore says makes u-s soybean oil population> mexico also purchases 23 percent of all u-s corn exports. but it's their growing demand for protein that could provide an added boost. if we can feed it in the u- s, feed ourc corn in the ui-s to our animal industry, and the livestock industry and export that finished product, that's the biggest value we can get> mexico is currently the largest market in terms of volume for u-s poultry and pork, and the second biggest for beef.

the u-w panther arena is getting ready to freeze over today. ice will be installed all day today for the admirals season. their logo will also be painted. this will be the first season since 1987 that the team will play at the panther arena. more than 6 million dollars of improvements have been completed in collaboration with the wisconsin terminal will reopen to commuter rail service in new jersey today. this following a crash less than two weeks ago. angelica joins us now with a look at stories developing across america this morning. three rail lines have returned to a weekday schedule in and out of hoboken. and officials are warning riders to expect crowded trains. a young mother died and more than 100 people were injured late last month. investigators say the train sped up and was going double the speed limit when it crashed into the station. service line into the busy station that connects travelers to trains headed for new york city has been out since. new jersey transit is also working to accommodate pedestrian routes through the terminal

he's trying to break the world record for the fastest time running across the u-s. he started in san francisco -- and will end in new york. he's from boone originally. he has to finish in 46 days to break the record. he just finished day 29 in cedar "it's great to be back in iowa. being able to breathe better and then to see some friendly faces so it's been really good these last few days." he's finished -- and then rest. a lot. you can follow along with pete's journey on our website at k-w-w-l dot com exercise is a great way to prevent heart disease. as long as your heart and head are in the right place. if you're angry -- you might want to simmer down first. someone is mad during an intense workout. timing is also key in another way. if you're mad -- and exercise at night between 6 and midnight -- the risk is greatest. coming up - brand name or generic. is there really a big difference in quality? people have questions about which is better, thinking but as janet zappala tells us -- that's not usually the case. comfortable i take generic regional's comprehensive ca

millions told to evacuate as the monster storm bears down on the u-s. 13-action news live at 3:30 matthew.. as the powerful.. and deadly storm bears-down on the east coast of florida. we want to take you out to our sister station -- w-p-t-v in west palm beach, florida as millions prepare for what could be the most dangerous storm to hit the state in years. south carolina deputies forced to open fire after a man begins shooting at them during a

hurricane matthew set to hit the u-s later today - as the storm intensifies. plus... a heartbreaking story. a young boy in the hospital after being set on fire. and -- early voting is underway here in iowa. there's a common mistake many people are making when they try here's a live look at our good morning it's 6 a-m -- today is . good morning, i'm ally crutcher. jerry is off. storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. we have a few showers and thunderstorms tracking to our south.... a front is draped over picking up today. storms this morning will track out of the area and be replaced by more later today... especially toward the evening. but the bigger story is hurricane matthew... it is working through the bahamas right now and still aiming for the east coast of hurricane matthew and our share of weather coming up in a few storms this morning will track out of the area and be replaced by more later today... especially toward the evening. right now and still aiming for the east coast of florida later today... and it

the u-s-s mesa verde helping with disaster relief in the country, as well. privert says: "..the people in shelters, you must feed them. we must give them water to drink. we must give them medication to avoid the spread of cholera." voice of translator on cam tag matthew also prompting a federal judge to extend florida's voter registration deadline until next week. that's an extra week. the governor - rick scott - a in miami, phil keating, fox news. it's time for your news and weather together. the medical examiner says fond du lac state senator rick gudex died of a self- inflicted gunshot wound. his body was found early this morning around 1-30 in the town of eden. law enforcement found him with a single gunshot wound to the chest. gudex was elected to the state senate in 2012... last year he announced, he would not run for re-election. his seat is on the november ballot. clinton expands her lead to 7 points in the latest marquette university law poll over donald trump. the shift came as a video surfaced of trump making sexually aggressive comments toward wo

however the u- s district court juedge saying she needs to send a re. that's it for news...meteorologist cindi clawson joins us again. cindi, what's in store the next 30 days? well we're gonna talk about this week first cause i know a lot of folks have seen very big temperature swings and saw one of the show the jet stream and work things even out a little bit be a little more seasonable for a lot of areas especially in the northern united states i think we're still in a season pretty warm temperatures out south there was a little trough was any coming towards the great lakes as we get into wednesday that's going to be bringing a cold front into one of the great lakes area was there to see a trough building into the western united states though is we get into thursday and friday as well so look for some cool temperatures and some stormy conditions there now as we get into saturday for next weekend to see trough then moving into again the great lakes area so we'll have few chances for some rain there now a thirty day temperatures overall we're looking at

donald trump will join hillary clinton for the final debate at u- n-l-v. it's set for one week from today at the thomas and mack. we will have special coverage before and after the debate. "i hope trump gets in and deports every one of those illegals and they are all over the place and you can not deny it" a local man is caught on camera calling a group of construction workers wetbacks and demanding to know if they are even citizens. attacks on immigrants have been a common scene on the campaign trail. "and there's a lot of fear, in fact teachers and parents are calling it the trump effect. bullying is up, people are feeling uneasy." "the trump effect". prominant democrats and republicans have called trump out on his rhetoric. but do those words encourage language? fox5's miguel martinez valle takes a deeper look at what's happening here in our valley. <

he led the u-n's refugee agency for a decade. if he is confirmed, he will take over the post from ban ki-moon early next year. emerged for the giants late in their wildcard win over the mets last night wednesday night . with two guys on, san francisco's conor gillaspie crushed a three run homer to break a scoreless pitching duel.gillaspie hit just six home runs during the regular season. thanks to his timely homer and madison bumgarner's complete game shutout the giants will go on to play the giants will go on to play the cubs in the n-l-d-s on friday this year on make a with the "be a leader foundation" and their community event "taking steps towards college success" .. joins us october 23rd at civic space park in downtown phoenix from 8 am to 3pm. students and parents will be able to learn about organizations, programs and scholarships available to arizona students. then take those steps toward college success and make your way to the convention center where you can visit with over 200 universities. all of it for free! for more

celebrating their 70th anniversary this year. >>> the u. s. bring k-9 dog celebrating his retirement effort, one last fleet week in san francisco, this is officer pascal, the belgian shepherd retiring after nine years with the u. s. marine corps. deployed in iraq with seal team on, and officer pascal is trained to apprehend suspects and he can sniff out explosives, he is led many patrols and never lost a marine. this coming saturday you can find paschal at the duboce park in san francisco showing off his part of the barkin the park.>> this is his twilight tour, his last mention he will do before he gets out, and we want to make it a good one, so we are trying to do something nice and easy for him. >> he is retiring due to a medical condition, and his handler for the past three years will take him home after he retires. >>> the country's largest shopping mall closing, and the mall of america and bloomington minnesota started closing along the holiday four years ago, but this year -- opening along the holiday's four years ago, but these are the w

the u-s and russia have already had 2 failed ceasefire agreements to end the fighting in aleppo. kerry stressed nothing is u-s regarding syria. "if russia and assad succeed in taking aleppo, the fundamental dynamic of this war does not change. if you don't have a political settlement, you can't have peace. " during the debate last night, democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton said imposing a no-fly zone over syria can save lives on the ground. she says it would said the u-s involvement in the war-torn city of aleppo is not a worthwhile cause. cedar rapids says it's already finished picking up sandbags from homes. many people put out the sandbags in anticipation of flooding last month that never really materialized due to the city's effective temporary flood walls. the city initially said the sandbag pick-up could take people who still have sandbags should call the the city's solid waste and recycling division. that number is 286-5897. cedar rapids says the first phase of the first avenue construction project will wrap up in the next few weeks. right now, the city is finis

nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. u-s officials are still assessing the results of that airstrike...but say, if his death is confirmed, it would disrupt and degrade coordination among senior al-qaea extremists this comes as one of syria's few rebel held hospitals has been damaged by recent airstrikes. the international union of medical care and relief organizations says russian warplanes struck the hospital twice on sunday. the u-s has broken off talks with russia -- after being unable to convince them to stop bombing civilians. coming up - google getting ready to make some big tech announcement today. their new gadgets - just ahead. plus -- the john doe scott walker's 2012 recall campaign is over. the supreme court decision that ended it - next. and more campaign stops scheduled for here in wisconsin. who else expected to be in the badgerland this week. illinois' calling. calling the makers. the doers. those who prefer one-of-a-kind, to common fare. calling the endlessly curious, and the boundary pushers. those who wou

and we are continuing to stay way through haiti and is on track to hit the u- s. the latest images just coming category-4 storm as the forcast track continues to creep closer u-s. south carolina governor nikki haley has already announced plans to evacuate 1-million people away from the coast.. and the governor of georgia has followed-suit with florida.. and declared a state of emergency. new video shows the devistating hit the storm delivered in haiti. under the latest track from the national hurricane center.. matthew is expected to start battering the bahamas tomorrow morning.. then scrape the florida coast thursday. a hurricane watch is now in effect from the palm beaches.. and this just into our newsroom -- our crew spotted this car fire that was blocking a part of the 95 just hours ago. this is on the 95 near russell. our photojournalist jim flint was there and he says it took fire officials and ndot quite some time to get to the fire. we do know it was a utility truck. it's not clear whether anyone was hurt. let's now get to 13 first alert

it's expected to be the most complex battle for iraq's military. u-s led coalition airstrikes were along the fr plumes of smoke and the sound of heavy artillery rounds. isis has ruled the city for more than two years. good morning, gary and tarhonda with you. meteorologist two people are in the hospital after they were shot. denver police tell us the double shooting happened on north eudora street... near 30th avenue and "m-l-k". officers say the victims' injuries are non-life threatening. they don't have any suspect information at this time. the motive in a deadly motel shooting over the weekend is still unclear -- but now we know who officers believe fired the gun. denver police have issued a warrant for this man -- brent kelley. wanted for first degree murder after they say he killed a woman at the airway motel on east colfax early saturday. officers haven't said who the woman was . anyone with information though can call crimestoppers at 720-913-stop. tipsters are eligible for a two- popular bar in downtown denver -- and now the bar is fighting t

that gas pipeline incidents have destroyed property, or hurt or killed someone every other day in the u-s for the last 20 a change in scedule for milwaukee county sheriff david clarke this morning. a university in connecticut is recalling its invitation to have clarke speak at the school.in a facebook post -- the university of new haven says circumstances did not permit the sheriff's attendance, and that it rescinded his invite. the sheriff later tweeted -- the only circumstance was that the university smothers free expression or counter view. in an effort to fight hunger and support food banks in milwaukee, roundy's is donating close to 20-thousand- today.five area food pantries will each be getting 37- hundred-dollars in support.the donation is taking place this morning at 10 at the midtown center off of capitol a group of world war two vets are in need of your help this morning. they're memebers of the eighth army air force and they are reuniting later this month in saint louis. to help get them get there... a go fund me page has been set up to raise money for their trip. we have a l

in on the u-s today. we'll look at the devastation its left behind so far in the bahamas as it moves through there. meteorologist britley ritz updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert a few states are up for grabs in this presidential election. we look at the importance north carolina holds in this race. a man busted for selling illegal synthetic drugs out of his iowa city business will spend decades in jail. and we look at how qu turn into mold, as people work to clean up from flood 2016. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at midday. starting off right now with a weather when we see rain later today. give us the details on that britley. showers and storms are likely through the late afternoon hours and into the evening. heavy rain looks to be possible, along with hail, and strong winds especially in southern most iowa. there is a low level one risk for stronger to severe storms for this afternoon and evening as the cold front, again mainly in

low: 42 for a second term in the u-s congress. he's running against democrat monica vernon in iowa's first congressiona l district. kcrg-tv9's katie wiedemann talked with blum about his bid for re- election. congressman rod blum will be the first person to tell you where he came from. "i am a small business man who's operated in the private sector for my entire career. i ran for one reason and one reason only. i love the united states of america. " blum ofte from washington d.c. to job shadow people working here in iowa. "i think it's a good thing to get out there and do what the citizens are doing, in the private sector. " while in d.c. he says his focus remains on the issues. things like social security reform, debt reduction and national security. he says he strongly opposed the iran nuclear agreement. "i read that agreement word for word, had we had a chance to vote for it in the house, it would have been a heck no. " as for the race to the white house..... "i follow the presidential election, this close. " and while blum has p

hurricane mat the u-s. the deadly category four storm has killed at least 113 people in three caribbean countries. and it is still expected to be a level four storm when it reaches florida. president obama has already declared a state of emergency there. residents have begun to evacuate.. and thousands of flights have already been canceled in and out of florida. weather an area of rain showers chance for more concentrated rain possible overnight into early friday. rain showers will taper off by mid- morning friday with peeks of the sun later in the day. it will be breezy and cool with highs in the low 60s. partly sunny and chilly on saturday. morning frost with lows in the upper 30s. daytime highs will struggle to slightly warmer on sunday with highs in the middle 60s. tonight: areas of showers and possibly a t-storm. low: 58 dewpoint: 56 wind: s 5-10 mph friday: lingering showers then decreasing clouds. breezy and cooler. high: 62 dewpoint: 47 wind: nw 10-20 mph saturday: partly sunny and cool. am low: 39 h

research in the u-s is lacking. the american lung association reports there are "no create guidelines" for salt therapy. (ellen patrick / breathe salt rooms ellen patrick intv a cam and dr michaud intv 14 q: would you call this a form of alternative medicine? ep: this is not alternative medicine, it's complimentary medicine. it's to be used in conjunction with your doctor's care and whatever medication you're currently using. ((paul joncich)) >>> a typical visit cost 30 to 50 dollars for 30 minutes to an hour. there are a couple of the halotherapy rooms in las vegas. the first one opened here in 2015./// thoughts on our 8 newsnow facebook page. terri wrote: love my himalayan salt lamp! makes breathing better. but according to brandi: i did try it and it did nothing. you can join the conversation on our page./// ((christianne klein)) >>> donald trump and hillary clinton are both campaigning in the hotly contested state of florida. early voting is underway there. and trump is vowing to repeal obamacare: (( "i will ask

but the u-n says it needs at least 48 hours for aide to reach aleppo. russian and syrian jets have been bombing rebel forces in the city for months. the u-s and its allies are considering sanctions against russia because of its air strikes in syria. more than a hundred u-s special forces troops are helping iraqi forces in its assault on the isis-held city of mosul in iraq. the pace of that attack slowed more heavily populated areas. mosul is the last stronghold for isis forces. the fight for the city is expected to take weeks, if not months. the u-n expects the battle could result in more than a million refugees. turning to politics, republican donald trump continues to claim that the presidential election is rigged. and democrat hillary clinton is dealing with more fallout from her use of a private email server when shows how both candidates are defending their campaigns. three weeks until election day! and donald trump continues to stir up doubts about integrity at the polls. sot - donald trumo: "more than 1.8 million deceased individual's right now ar

the u-s postal service is also adding 600 jobs in the iowa district. and about 30 of those will help out in cedar rapids. as black friday sales creep farther into thanksgiving day, the largest mall in the country has decided to close its doors on thanksgiving. officials expect 400,000 people to shop at minnesota's mall of america on black friday weekend. this the mall decided chance to spend the holiday with family. business owners, employees, and even patrons are praising the decision. the mall will however have security in place for any stores who might want to open on thanksgiving, but officials are expecting most stores will opt to close. tonight you can see high school volleyball on kcrg 9.2 williamsburg is at center point urbana our coverage starts at 7:30. you can also see it live on kcrg.com. the treasury department is tax for producers. how agriculture groups and lawmakers are fighting against it in today's agribusiness report. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! department is proposing a new rule sharpl

how the u-s is playing a role in changing that. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this highs in the mid 50s. right now . when we might see frost coming up! cooler today with highs in the mid 50s. right now . a frosty start in the search for better, sometimes, less is just so much more. at subway, our new tender, juicy autumn carved turkey sandwich may look like a lot. but we're actually making it with a lot less. this thick-cut oven-roasted turkey is made without artificial preservatives or flavors. which are good things to have less of. sauce all for a limited time. partly cloudy with highs in the mid 50s. right now . when we might see frost coming up! cooler today with highs in the mid 50s. right now . a frosty start to the weekend next! former packers great and "lambeau leap" originator leroy butler has a plan to empower young people to be leaders. that jump may be bold - but he's on a mission to corinthios has the story. it may look like all fun and games at st marcus lutheran school.but former green bay packers pl

final 30 seconds went down to the wire. u-n-c up 34- 28...second and goal for the noles -- deondre fran-swah under pressure...ducks a defender...and takes this one in. florida state takes the 35-34 lead. win it with a career-long 54 yard field goal....and it's good!! as u-n-c stuns florida state 37-35. afterwards larry fedora described the pep talk he gave weiler before his big moment. undefeated wake forest to open their conference slate.. and state came out swinging -- finley swings it to matt dayes...who barrels in for the six yard rushing score. pack would keep on pounding. later in the first --finley this time finds jaylen samuels for the leaping touchdown. n-c state up 17- nothing at this point...and the defense matching that intensity. the pack had four sacks on the day -- here's one of them from jack tocho...putting wake's john later in the second quarter...finley again loops this one up and kelvin harmon scores his first wolfpack t-d. n-c state hands wake forest its first loss of the season with the 33-16 win. and af

living in the area are preparing for the extreme weather that's heading their way -- and how soon the u-s could be impacted by the massive storm./// announcer: you're watching 8 news now at six-thirty. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were lled "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, we found a smart solution to rising energy costs... creating one of the largest solar projects in the state. in congress, i'll work with democrats and republicans to make all of nevada a leader in solar, to improve our schools, and create good jobs. weather as hurricane matthew slammed the area. ((denise valdez)) >> the category 4 storm could bring catastrophic covered streets and stranded cars. off the western coast of the island, near the city of negril (neh-grill), a water spout was spotted over the ocean ahead of the storm. officials issued an evacuation order throughout the island. (((andrew holness /prime minister of jamaica) "all the models show that jamaica will be within the 90 percent effect band o

the united nations security council is one step closer to naming the next u-n secretary-general. the clear favorite with support of the council is portugal's former prime minister... antonio guterres . if he is confirmed, he will take over the post from ban ki-moon early next year. ?m??t funeral preparations are lyecoratedor a soldie fr froms special forces killed tuesday - by he was assigned to company b, 2nd battalion, 10th special forces group airborne. according to the base, staff sgt. thomas joined the army in 2008 and is a bronze star and purple heart recipient. he also received several army commen-dation medals, the national defense service medal and other honors. dozens of recipients of the nation's highest military honor are in the twin cities this week for the 2016 medal of honor convention. each veteran will have their name read today there are 77 living medal of honor recipients. out of the nearly 35-hundred recipients-- that amounts to wraps up on saturday with the patriots award gala. a local r-v dealer is asking for your help this morning-- after a group made off wi

the u-s has not been able to fill the demand because of a lack of approval of u-s biotech products.. the grains council says last weeks approval opens doors.. but imports may still be limited to specific uses.. ---- in the markets.. corn is headed up.. but cattle is still struggling "we've seen a mixed type of is pulling us to the upside. and i think the bottom line, wheat has kind of reached the fair market value in the worlds of fund shorts, so we're seeing some position squaring ahead of the wednesday all important fall monthly crop report that's going to be out at 11:00 on wednesday. the soybean market still continues to falter with big yield reports continuing." "the cattle market continues to suffer under multi-year bear market. almost 10 percent versus a year ago. total beef production was up almost eight percent over a year ago. so it's just too big of a number, too many cattle coming at us and the demand is too small but that hopefully changes now in a few months down the road." "the hog market, i think what you have is a market that's heavy discounted. fear remains that we'r

the u-s strategic command said the detected it in the northwest part of the u-s strongly condemns the failed launch -- and wants to talk with the united nations about holding the republic of korea reponsible. a vigil will be held today for the woman who was shot to death by police in new york to deborah danner's home tuesday after a neighbor reported a disturbance. the sergeant who shot the 66-year- old said she was naked and armed with scissors -- and later charged at him with a baseball bat. the city's police commissioner has said officers failed to follow protocol. new york city mayor bill de blasio is calling the shooting tragic, and unacceptable. in california -- the deputy killed in an officer involved shooting is identified as this man -- jack hopkins. northern california held a procession for the 31-year-old last night -- driving their patrol cars throguh the streets with their lights and sirens on. deputies say the 31-year-old was shot and killed during a domestic disturbance call. it happened right near the border of oregon. leaders got the suspect in custody a short time la

in support of u-n-l-v football. this comes as the county commission declared this week "wear u-n-l-v red week!" local jeweler michael minden works closely with the u-n-l-v football foundation... he told us why the store is decorated rebel red: football foundation: if you go to most football cities in the country on gameday you'll see everybody walking around in shirts and jerseys and talking up the game. las vegas needs to be a part of that. )) ((christianne klein)) >> walmart is also taking part in the festivities. if you'd like to help out... we posted a link to the u-n-l-v football foundation on our website... las vegas now dot com./// ((christianne klein)) >>> thanks for watching 8 news now at 6:30. we're always on at las vegas now dot com and our app ... along with facebook and twitter. ((dave courvoisier)) >> be sure to watch 8 news ?? this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a managing director of an art bazaar from austin, texas... a copywriter from los angeles, california... and our returning champion, a con

the u-s has not been able to fill the demand because of a lack of approval of u-s biotech products.. the grains council says last weeks approval opens doors.. but imports may still be limited to specific uses.. ---- in the markets.. corn is headed up.. but cattle is still struggling "we've seen a mixed type of trade but a higher type of trade in wheat, which i think the bottom line, wheat has kind of reached the fair market value in the worlds of fund shorts, so we're seeing some position squaring ahead of the wednesday all important fall monthly crop report that's going to be out at 11:00 on wednesday. the soybean market still continues to falter with big yield reports continuing." "the cattle market continues to suffer under multi-year bear market. versus a year ago. total beef production was up almost eight percent over a year ago. so it's just too big of a number, too many cattle coming at us and the demand is too small but that hopefully changes now in a few months down the road." "the hog market, i think what you have is a market that's heavy discounted. fear remains that we're

right now the u-s has two operational rovers on mars. the e-s-a's lander is scheduled to reach mars on wednesday. one of the lead advocates for brexit... may have actually wanted britain to remain in the e-u. britain's foreign secretary boris johnson says he wrote a newspaper article in favor of his country staying in the european back in february - but it wasn't published until today. johnson would go on to became the lead campaigner for are not surprised-- saying johnson's anti-european union stance... was simply to further his political career. "so i wrote out a semi-parodic article in the opposite sense which has mysteriously found its way into the paper this morning as i think i might have sent it to a friend. but i set them side by side and it was blindingly obvious what the right thing to do was britain voted to leave the e-u back in june. now prime minister theresa may is under fire... minister theresa may is under fire... to reveal her brexit strategy-- which many fear could cost the nation billions of dollars. a tribute to firef

he says that's one of the reasons he donates his time and money to u-w- with the high temperatures in the morning before the cold front arrived and shifted the wind to the nw and dropping temps into the 60s. despite the front, temps remained above normal yesterday, and today. this morning is clear and cool with lows in the 50s along the lake and mid 40 today is the pick day of the week with highs in the mid to upper 60s, just a few clouds, and a light breeze. tonight will have increasing clouds, a light breeze, and lows in the 40s. there is just an isolated overnight along another cold front.behind the cold front, thursday is sunny and chilly with highs in the mid 50s, and a brisk nw wind at 10-20 mph. bring a sweatshirt, or even a jacket, for the packers game thursday evening at lambeau. it tailgating, and dropping into the low 40s by the end of the game. at least the wind will be light. friday morning will see lows in the upper 30s, and highs will only get into the low 50s with a chilly nw wind. with sunshine, and highs in the mid 50s on saturday, and lower 60s on sunday. a building

republican rod blum is running for a second term in the u-s congress. he's running against democrat monica vernon in iowa's first congressiona l district. kcrg-tv9's katie wiedemann talked with blum about his bid for re- election. congressman rod blum will be the first person to tell you where he came from. "i am a small business man who's operated in the private sector for my entire career. i ran for one reason and one reason only. i love the united from washington d.c. to job shadow people working here in iowa. "i think it's a good thing to get out there and do what the citizens are doing, in the private sector. " while in d.c. he says his focus remains on the issues. things like social security reform, debt reduction and national security. he says he strongly opposed the iran nuclear agreement. "i read that agreement word for word, had we had a chance to vote for it in the house, it would have been a heck no. " as for the race to the white house..... election, this close. " and while blum has pledged his support for donald trump, he says he would neve

forecasters are predicting the storm will hit the u. s. late tonight or early morning tomorrow. more troubling is that the storm is expected to gain strength and become a category four hurricane as it approaches the u. s. and become a category four hurricane as it approaches the u. s. 2 million americans right now are living in the path of matthew, and they had been ordered to head to higher ground, or to move inland. this is the most powerful storm to threaten the atlantic coast in a decade.>> it is scary on because the meteorologist cannot really predict exactly what happened, the contract the storm but they cannot predict exactly when it will happen. so as long as they know what is happening we know what is happening. >> there are large-scale evacuations underway across florida all the way up to charleston, south carolina, resulting in shortages of gasoline as many stations in stores run out of the necessities, the things that people have a tendency to purchase, batteries, generators, food and water, along with other basic provisions. it is predicted that hurricane matthew cou

the peninsula. if 8:00 a.m. fridayau$uually gets mixed out. they didn't this time. they broke up a lot of the ÷úti. this will hold up and you start to give in on the rain definitely by 10:00 a.m. on friday and that will continue through the noon after. after this, we'll holdzv on through executive director through friday afternoon forecast. >> swe haven't changed too much or locked in, a quarter to half and the peninsula. now, once you go north of san francisco, we'll see a half inch to one inch peninsula. i ths'k there's the chance because you told us higher than this with subtropical moisture dealing with as the storm systems move in. that really is a kind of eç baseline for us as we get you into the extended forecast, you'll see the chance for saturday or sunday morningç as well. we'll go down to 68 on friday as that storm rolls in. the wind 15-30 miles per hour. morning is the time you watch out and plan extra time. >>> you may have seen everything from dogs, pigs turkeys onzv a flight but they may be changing. we'll

naturally while her mother was still in the c- t-u. micah she was born in a place where a lot of people go to pass on. and she kind of brought a little light into that part of the world. both mother and baby are doing well now--- but it could be months before doctors know whether jillian will be just as healthy as her daughter --- or will require surgery to implant a permanent defibrilator in her heart. jillian i guess that was kind of when i broke down a little bit more and realized that this could be something that affects me long term. but for now --- some of the best medicine could be time sen with ezra and her older sister zoe. micah just be grateful that everybody's ok and that she's here with us now and she's our little light. that was nicole estaphan reporting. as the u-s works on a trade deal with asia and the pacific, another country is trying to take advantage of our slow movement in washington d-c. we'll look at whose trying to capitalize on this in the agribusiness report, next on t-v going to try and fill the trade void in

for the north bay shs east bay, good u!news, no one but we had push temperatures into the 90s.oking good, maybenb for some lunch an downtown wl 86 degrees along the creek not as high as 42. maybe you're up towards the greatç vines there. so let's take you in closer to that fleet week forecast as we head throughout tomorrow. 77 degrees by 3:00 p.m. and sunny skies great visibility foú that. if you're a giants fan, you can make fleet week and head home in time of the day. you'll get him in chicago or cool game, tempsym in the 50s. on the extended forecast check it out by friday. we have ramped up that chance of rain by friday and÷ú san francio and cold 64 also a chance for career vallies and we'll drop down to techb three. >> 4 loving every friday's forecast. >> an east bay high school football team over coming the odds on and off the field. they'resinspiring the story, next. >> we have jimmy. >> hi tyler terry is my guest tonight. music from van çmorrison, than you and we'll be here with a phone call from donald trump. do not change the channel. >>ym sanctuary pet hurricane ma

he led the u-n's refugee agency for a decade. if he's confirmed, he'll take over the post early next year. removing highly classified information -- illegally. an n-s-a contractor is now being charged. prosecutors say harold martin the third stored the material in his maryland home and in his car. the f-b-i arrm former navy lieutenant, never intended to betray his country. he's been in custody since his arrest. friends and family remember an iowa veteran killed decades ago. this man was killed during the pearl harbor attack in 1941. when his ship was bombed -- he chose to stay behind and help 12 men get out alive - sacrificing his own life. kwwl's jessica hartman attended a special memorial mass and vigil for him. st. lucas iowa -- home to arms by a community that never though they would get that chance. at 5 years old-- del schmitt remembers his uncle your life." ((nats chant)) leading the prayer service -- lee stanmmeyer , who schmitt. "well, he can come over and congenial. he always had a smile kind of a guy." that was jessica

the u-s-s mesa verde helping with disaster relief in the country, as well. privert says: "..the people in shelters, you must feed them. we must give them must give them medication to avoid the spread of cholera." (voice of translator) (on cam tag) matthew also prompting a federal judge to extend florida's voter registration deadline until next week. that's an extra week. the governor - rick scott - a republican - had refused democrats' request. in miami, phil keating, fox news. a federal judge agreed today to extend voting registration in florida -- because of the impact of hurricane matthew. it's a victory to the florida democratic party and other groups.. registration needed to be moved because of the effects of the storm. the original deadline was tuesday, but the judge had temporarily moved it to wednesday so that he could hold a hearing on the matter. florida voters will now have until next tuesday, october 18th. now fox5 weather 24/7 now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief high clouds are passing across this afternoon with high temperatures in the mid to upp

as it nears the u-s mainland. sarah rosario joins us live from one of the many cities under the gun today .. daytona beach. the first rain outer rain bands from hurricane matthew are approaching florida--as the state faces its biggest rushing for higher ground as the storm is expected to pound the eastern coast... boarding up ...stocking up ... and moving out.millions from the sunshine state to the carolinas .. race to get out of the way. as hurricane matthew inches closer and closer to the u-s"time is running out // don't take a chance."mandatory evacuations extend from florida through south carolina .. not evacuated. gas stations are getting ready to close, your pharmacies argetting ready to close. everything is going to leave."along georgia's coast too.. "a lot of them have seen a lot of these watches or warnings and nothing has really hit here in a while there may be some complacency." "if you need to evacuate and you haven't, evacuate. this storm will kill you."in florida .. more than 2000 members of the natio

the u-s-a ryder cup team champions for the first time in eight years! and former rebel ryan moore is one of the reasons why. "it's been crazy, i can't believe a week ago i didn't know i was going to be here, to come here, be a part of it, get a couple points for the team, couldn't ask for better teammates and hopefully, this is, there is more to come." ryan moore earned a spot on the u-s-a ryder cup team after playing in the tour championship a week ago. and yesterday, lee westwood, giving the americans 15 points and helping lead the u-s to victory. it's a good morning for you rebel fans too... after looking awful in 2 bad losses... unlv put a whoopin' on fresno state. redhsirt freshman dalton sneed making his first collegiate start... threw for one touchdown and ran for another- -which happened to be a 91-yard touchdown run, the longest in school history! rebels freshman running back charles williams... who went to high school in fresno... had a career-high 153 yards rushing. u-n-l-v is now tied for first in the mountain west division. they visit san d