now, the us st to everyone traveling overseas this season. >> tracy potts joins us from washington. >>reporter: to put this into context, we see travel alerts during the holiday. that's not unusual. because it involves europe, where lots of americans travel, and they have had terror department is telling people to do. they have credible information that isis, al qaeda or affiliated groups or even extremists who are self radicalized, they will plan terror attacks in european cities and countries and americans traveling should be on the lookout. you are in hotels, shopping centers, any sort of big public places an area of concern. they are warning people to be vigilant and connect with the embassy, stay in touch with your family and watch the website nuts again to have travel alerts during the holidays but this one expires any problems. . >> today looks good. we could get into a couple of hiccups and it is supposed to snow this and messy weather. hopefully a few piece of sunshiod helps. it still overcast as we are waking up but it is called. we will end up feeling better than yesterday

the crowds at toys r us all morning. carl how's it going? carl is live at the toys r us at 3900 s. 27th st. in milwaukee for black friday. stores remain open through the departing low today before high pressure moves over the region to calm things down this weekend. temperatures will be near seasonal today in the low 40s but we start warming a bit in the longer range. temperatures will get into the upper 40s by sunday and hit the low 50s by monday and tuesday. rain also returns during that time. we should cool bit for wednesday. today: cloudy with a few rain and snow showers. high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 32 wind: wnw 3-7 concert honoring the military, veterans and their families. it's called "america salutes you". and it features performers like cyndi lauper and gavin degraw. so tune in tomor an illinois man makes his living taking cars away from people that don't pay. but one day...while out on the job... he had a change of heart. alex fees has the story. jim ford/co-owner of illini asset recovery "i go out and take cars." alex fees/reporter "from who?" jim ford/

us in milwaukee this morning. good morning. carl is live at the toys r us at 3900 s. 27th st. in milwaukee for black friday. stores remain open through a few rain and snow showers from the departing low today before high to calm things down this weekend. temperatures will be near seasonal today in the low 40s but we start warming a bit in the longer range. temperatures will get into the upper 40s by sunday and hit the low 50s by monday and tuesday. rain also returns down and dry up a bit for wednesday. today: cloudy with a few rain and snow showers. high: 42 wind: wnw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 32 wind: wnw 3-7 mph saturday: partly sunny. high: 44 wind: s 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. chance for high: 48 wind: se 5-15 mph monday: rain likely. breezy and warmer. am low: 42 high: 50 wind: s 10-20 mph tuesday: cloudy with a chance for rain showers. am low: 45 high: 50 wind: nw 5-15 mph wednesday:partly cloudy and cooler. am low: 35 and snow showers from the departing low today before high pressure moves over the region to calm things down this weekend. temperatures will be near seasonal today in the

us. good morning. carl is live at the toys r us at 3900 s. 27th st. in milwaukee for black friday. deals -- just head to fox 6 now dot com or the fox 6 news app. its featured right on our home page. it's a different twist on black friday shopping...and a milwaukee tradition... hundreds lining up at lakefront brewery...for a limited edition brew! deandra corinthios is live with more. shopping... lakefront sells limited edition black friday beer one day only. this will be the 6th year in a row and each year the lines are longer! people start lining up around midnight. brewery opens their doors at 8 for a young missing teenage girl. and they need your help finding her.. 13-year-old yarielis laguna was last seen leaving her home near 8th and lincoln on tuesday.police believe she is in the metro-milwaukee area -- and might be hanging out with friends. anyone to give police a call -- we have that number on our website fox 6 now dot com. a popular member of the riverwest community is recovering after being shot in his neighborhood. two days later...friends have raised 14-thousand dollars t

sure, the tyrone square sears store is closing in january putting an end to a long time institution in st. petersburg and more closings could be on the way. peter bernard is on the night beat for us in st. petersburg. you're at the mall. how many people will lose their store that will lose their jobs, another 12 at the auto center. sears and co-owned k-mart are in dire financial condition. this store is already starting discounts. it has stood as a beacon of retail for multiple generations, but now the tyrone sears store is discounting inventory. come late january it will close and be torn down. >> i remember when they built it, so i've lived here on and off for decades and we were all sears employee asked we not show her face. she tells me news of the tyrone sears closing sent coming as a shock -- isn't coming as a shock. >> it's sad, but it's kind of inevitable at this point. we've thought about it a long time. it's going to be interesting to see how it coincides with christmas. >> reporter: sears is closing stores across the country. blue light specials will stop at dozens of k-mart stores closing to stay afloat. a sears spokesman denies this admits we are absolutely focused o

us this morning. carl is live at the toys r us at 3900 s. 27th st. in milwaukee for black friday. stores remain open through 11:00pm on friday, 11:00pm on friday, november 25 and those aren't the only stocking stuffers we're talking about this morning. summerfest... offering a black you can buy a five-day pass for 50 dollars - half the normal price. that deal's good through monday. we've got a link to that deal on our website... and for a full guide to all the black friday deals -- just head to fox 6 now dot com or the fox 6 news app. its featured right on our home page. a well known resident of the riverwest community... now recovering from a shooting in his neighborhood. angelica's in studio... with a look at how friends are helping him recover. raised 14-thousand dollars to help as he recovers. a go fund me page says schuster was randomly shot near pierce and center. police reports state the victim has hit in the back tuesday evening then transported to froedtert hospital. schuster was involved with the public house cooperative in riverwest. yesterday -- friends were giving back

the bottom of your screen. >>> 10news anchor courtney robinson joining us live now from downtown st. pete. >> courtney, if this becomes popular, the ferry could stay for good possibly? >> reporter: possibly. you know, it was popular today as well when people were leaving st. board. this is just a trial right now. it runs through april. the ferry operates friday, saturdays, sundays, and an expanded schedule is in the works. it takes you from downtown st. petersburg to the tampa downtown center and it will run in between those two. the ferry can hold 150 people, and you can ride outside in the sun. you can sit under the shelter or, of course, enjoy the valladolid. shannon, you showed us what our options are when we get off the ferry in tampa. you didn't forget about st. pete. >> didn't forget about st. pete. look right here how beautiful it is right by the water and literally 100 yards away the st. pete seafood and wine festival, that's going on right now. you got tons of options. >> reporter: as soon as you get off the cross-bay ferry in st. pete it's so convenient. you have bikes that

the folks from up north come visit us this time of year. can you blame them? especially with that cold air blasting the northeast later this week. for us, 69 74, st. peter's mp3, all areas reporting tons of sunshine, satellite picture very little going on. dry air covering the area, this will be around for at least another couple of days. you will start to feel maybe a little more humidity later in the afternoon into the evening and then we are not backing off. the blast of cold air comes in sunday night into monday. futurecast shows as nice as it could be, the morning is cool so you need to check it first thing in the morning, by the afternoon we are back in the upper 70s near 80 degrees, a little bit tricky to get the kids ready for school because you want to get in the jacket and on the way home they will not need it. they will be leaving it in the carpool or on the bus because it wil friday afternoon. thursday back to the upper 70s, clearwater 78. tampa around 79, same thing from crystal river, spring hill, brooksville dade city over to newport richie holiday hudson down to tarpon springs barto to avon park, arcadia sarasota all areas right aro

the murder of an elderly st. petersburg man or johnny moore shot the victim during an argument before taking off in the victim's motorhome. we flew over mlk and us 301 where authority spotted that getaway vehicle. the arrest went down in the middle of the street. eagle 8 on 40th avenue north in st. pete . police tell us moore shot randy white in the chest. we're told the 2 our fence -- friends -- were told the 2 were friends and currently rooming together. >>> nikki haley is considered a rising star in the republican party. policy experience. also joining the donald trump team is that the devos. she wants to expand the school voucher programs. >>> a frantic search for a missing person after a platform collapsed in china. at least 67 people have died in 2 others injured. this is the construction site of a power plant cooling tower. first responders li still trapped under the rubble. still no word on what caused the structure to collapse. >>> many americans are waking up with families but -- family but minis are still traveling . 49 million people are expected to travel 50 miles from wednesday to sunday. 89 percent will drive to their destinations

the state. anthony allred joins us now live from the diocese of st. petersburg and i understand she parks -- bishop parkes is no stranger to the tampa bay area. florida from this one. from up in tallahassee where he recently served as bishop to daytona beach where he was in community college and all the way to tampa, south tampa where he served in a church, he has put down roots all over the state of florida. and now he says that he got his calling from right here in tampa bay.>> you as much joy and happiness as this great diocese has brought to me. >> reporter: with a heavy heart, retiring bishop robert lynch introduced his successor to a small group of loyal parishioners. >> welcome. >> [ applause ]>> reporter: and with that, bishop gregory parkes will soon become the new leader of the second largest diocese in the state. >> know that i am very grateful to the holy father, pope francis for this appointment. >> reporter: bishop parkes is no stranger to the area. he worked in the banking industry in tampa and attended >> in a certain sense, the origin

st. the girlfriend of the victim, philando castile, live streamed the aftermath on facebook. jamie yuccas is in st. paul. >> the use of deadly force by officer yanez was not justified. >> reporter: prosecutor john choi today said that philando castile was shot seven times by officer jeronimo yanez less than a minute after being pulled over. castile's girlfriend was in the daughter. >> oh, my god. please don't tell me he's dead. >> castile then calmly and in a non-threatening manner informed officer yanez, "sir, i have to tell you that i do have a firearm on me." >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, officer yanez responded, "okay," but then pulled his gun and reached into castile's vehicle. he told castile, don't pull it pulling it out." moments later, officer yanez started firing. >> i told him to get his hand out. >> reporter: castile's girlfriend diamond reynolds tells us he's glad officer yanez was charged. do you think you can ever forgive the office center >> god wants us all to forgive. i can forgive anyone. but will i forget? will i not be hurting? absolutely not. >> reporter: the police union s

the driveway side for us. not good news for us. the drought is st inacross across the state. moderate drought covering the not hillsa all of the way out to the eastern plains now and down south denver. including high parts of the country. they are in that dry range. hills all of the way out to the eastern plain now and down south denver. including highway parts of the country row. they are in that dry range. now, chilly temperatures, taking a look at the southeastern sections of the into wednesday. not tonight, tomorrow night. freeze watch over colorado. yes, chilly this tomorrow night. 64 is what we had today. 36, 38, 56 and 28 normal. 78 and 10 the records for today. from the weather watchers, 59 in lafayette. now, westminster, 65 and 65 degrees in brush right now. we are at 46 and 42. south 12 49% humidity. a rising barometer. we will see it written in the snow on the snow cat. opening day, november 10th. look at this. that is what we were talking about earlier. now, going wide open and dry on sunday. now, a pretty, pretty shot from pamela. this is tonight. temperatures in

use the following detos. watertown plank rd to hwy 100 and rejoin at the rampbluemound rd. to 84th st on ramp to i-94 eb or for commuters from the north take either hwy 60 or 167 to i-43 toward downtown.the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long to audition for t-v's"the voice" two hodgkin's lymphoma ended that o. opportunity.then recently. danielle got the cnce to brooks yewood. (girl singing) singing) 3 ?meet-and-greet? wih garth and trisha.... through a local radio station.she told them her story... and added she's a when garth heard her story--- he invited her to ?sing? during his sound check.after the soundcheck--- garth asked the young woman and her family to young woman and her family to lunch.?then? asked danielle to ?come back?--- so they irl singing)(daniellel-ght. 3 me down, i can sit on my butt and do nothing, or i can get outhere and make something of myselfand that's what i've decided to do is make something of myself." myself." s's healthy--- but her doctors recently found a ?spot near her liver.?she's staying positive about it.by the way... her perform

the election. >>> we have breaking news with action air 1 giving us live pictures showing the arrest of a homicide suspect. tampa police arresting a person connected to a death in st. petersburg. st. pete police tell us the suspect shot the victim home on 40th avenue north. we have a crew headed to the scene. download our mobile app for the latest updates. >>> if you are looking to do some holiday shopping, you might want to think beyond the big items. the other items you might want to keep right here in your cart >>> tonight the orlando police officer is seen punching a handcuffed man. a judge ruled that the city had no cause to fire him. william was charged with he says he is defending himself. according to a squeaks plus works in he will be assigned to a unit based on vacancies. the person he is hitting was awarded $15,000 in september. >>> a kansas waterpark has decided to close the world's toss waterslide for good. the slide at the schlitterbahn waterpark will be demolished after a 10-year-old boy died the ride injured. >>> take a look at this video here. that is a cat and this is a pole. the owners of the cat suspect a dog scared him up the pole. he sat up t

the 40s now widespread. all of us getting into the cold air including pinellas, st. pete sitting at 50. so the next couple of days enjoy the warmth. it is here for at least 48 changes with temperatures not just out of the 80s but out of the 70s. capacities for highs. we'll struggle to get out of those by sunday afternoon with temperatures staying cool. the coldest morning with this next front will be monday morning where we'll wake up with 30s and 40s and then we'll begin a warming trend beginning on tuesday and that'll set us up for a mild thanksgiving, near 80 with mostly sunny skies. >>> 8 minutes till 7. t police officer caught on camera punching a woman in the face. >>and the officer turned his body camera off right before it happened. he says he punched 346789ariss -- marissa morris after she kneed him in the groin. >>nobody is believed. it's not what they were hired to do. they're to protect not hurt. home police are now charging the woman with aggravated assault and resisting arrest. the officer is on leave pending an investigation. >>the investigation is under way into why he t

the 60s most of us. back into the lower 80s. 2.5 zephyrhills. a couple miles before sunrise. tampa, st. pete if you are

in order to preventre these things from happening, in order to prevent graffiti andnd the wide loose use of the sts contact. >> both here at the united uni states holocaust me see up andp the memorial and the anti defamation league they are are making online resources available foray dolts to teachfo children aboutra this. we should also tell you there is a $10,000 reward on the the table for crime solvents for any information that leads to an arrest in this hate crime. we're live on the national mall tonight. tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. > now more problems for a popular restaurant in d.c. called into maggianos little italy restaurant. police quickly responded and sod far there has been no arrest. imagine and i has apologized for hosting last friday's event but managers say they were dude. when members of the white groupp booked the event told the restaurant they needed the room to hold a family reunion. right now at 5, the baltimore school system is making some changes after last month's deadly bus crash. efforts to keep kids safe whilee they're on the road.they and the search for a new d.c.

use the following detours. watertown plank rd to hwy 100 and rejoin at the rampbluemound rd. to 84th st on ramp to i-94 eb or for commuters from the north take either hwy 60 or 167 to i-43 toward downtown.the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange oject. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place. nearly 49 (m) million people are expected to travel this tha. thanksgiving.triple-a is calling it... the "biggest thanksgiving rush in years." the group credits the economy and consumer confidence. driving remains the ?most popular? mode of transportation over the holiday weekend... and there's good news for drivers -- gas prices will be the ?second-cheapest? in nearly a need to fill up this morning-- i just checked for you.the average price for a gallon of regular is 1-97 in the milwaukee- waukesha area, according to triple a. 3 with more travelers expected on the roads this thanksgiving holiday--you can rest easy knowing there's extra help too. the milwaukee county sheriff's offi

the moment. yes. somehow, our thoughts are read, these things are quickly manufactured and provided for us. st all control our thoughts. difficult. the force field is obviously underground manufacturing these things. passages lead to the surface. just for example, when rodriguez thought of a tiger-- spock... we've got to get back to the landing party and warn them. [airplane approaches] oh! aah... no. no! sulu, rodriguez, barrows, front and center. sir-- don't ask any questions. don't talk... don't breathe... don't think... you're at attention. concentrate on that... and only that. concentrate. captain. who are you? you know my name? but of course. lieutenant rodriguez... lieutenant sulu... yeoman barrows, and mr. spock. we've only just discovered that you do not understand all this. these experiences were intended to amuse you. amuse? that's your word for what we've been through? but none of this is permanent. here, you have to only imagine your fondest wishes, either old ones which you wish to relive, ew ones, anything at all-- battle, fear, love, triumph... anything that pleases you can be

it costs 10 bucks to ride, and 8 bucks for kids one way....but is hal price if you use the leaders also added st pete and tampa leaders also added another interesting new idea, because people were worried about missing the ferry and being stranded without a ride home. the solution they came up with-- in 30 minutes. ian... new this morning. you're about to hear the "heart- wrenching 9-1-1 call"-- made by a maryland woman moments after she was viciously attacked by a black bear. the 63-year old woman survived! the woman was walking her daughter's dog when another dog chased a bear cub up a tree. that must have upset mama bear...who went after the woman. she was left with 80 stitches and a broken arm. officers euthanized the bear. and check out this video out of colorado. a bear got stuck inside this s-u-v after opening the driver's door and sneaking inside. the bear could not get out of the car, and it destroyed it as it tried. it finally got out after a witness opened the door. wildlife officials say the be w likely looking for food. after record- setting temperatures on wednesday... denver, colo

the cross bay ferry tonight to bring lightning fans from st. pete over to tampa for the lightning game. it's the latest strategy the city of st. pete is using to encourage people to take advantage of the new ferry. fox 13's adam lambert joins us live with that ferry just arrived a few minutes ago. this is the first time that the ferry was used to bring people over to amway arena for the lightning game. i can tell you we were on the st. pete side talking to people as they gotten on. we hit traffic. so the ferry might just be a better idea. so that cross bay ferry it debuted last week as a joint venture between the cities in tampa and st. pete. today the lightning bondinged out to show fans they have this new option. so far fans prefer it to driving. >> we would pay for this absolutely. i think it's cheaper than gas and the fun factor for the kids. we would do it again, no doubt. this trip over here to amway and back is free for those lightning fans. the ferry typically is $10 one way. right now it only runs on weekends. but by the end of the month it will start seven day service. all the information about this schedule and tickets is on thei

use the following detours. watertown plank rd to hwy 100 and rejoin at the rampbluemound rd. to 84th st on ramp to i-94 eb or for commuters from the north take either hwy 60 or 167 to i-43 toward downtown.the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place. coming up-- have you ever woed store unwind after a long, tough day like black friday? we'll show you in a couple of minutes.plus your top stories of the day... next... when the cbs 58 morning news contiues at 6:30. now at 6:30 - we're getting you ready for a day of online ahead to some of the big items up for grabs today... 3 roads are still wet...traffic is starting to build out on the roads...the latest on overnight construction closures plus an update on your monday morning drive is coming up next in ready traffic. good morning, everyone. it's monday, november 28-th. 28-th.we hope you had a wonderful long, holiday weekend!thanks for starting the new work and school week with

the election. the st. pete pastor wants to use this as a teachable moment. michael. >> reporter: jamison, the in the entrance leading into their church in chalk so they were easily cleaned up but that doesn't mean that members of this congregation aren't fearful tonight. 300 people, mostly lgbtq, call this church home. their sign out front sums up how they feet. love one another, please. >> it heightens the level of anxiety in the congregation i think. people are frightened by this sort of thing. and i think >> reporter: on monday she found swastikas, the letters maga. >> make america great again. >> reporter: candace is the pastor of king of peace church. she had to google the letters and what the number, 1488, represented. >> the code for the neo-nazi movement. >> schobel the vandals saw her message and responded with their own. >> you have half the population population very happy. and so that doesn't help matters any. >> reporter: she says they preach religion, not politics. some members voted for hillary clinton, others donald trump. she sees the vandal

the bridge. this is the st. pete side. the camera just we haven't out of us. some police activity. so if you are heading over into tampa on the gandy bridge. make sure you slow down, move over, if you see those emergency vehicles your drive, not too bad, eight nonts get across the water this morning. >>> 5:02. breaking news out of clearwater we're following this wednesday. firefighters now investigating if a space heater might have caused an early-morning fire at a duplex. you can see the inside suffered extensive damage. thankfully, nobody was hurt. frms breaking overnight, students at usf on edge this morning after a vicious robbery that happened on campus. a young woman is roughed up by jaully. >> rodney dunnigan leave on kal pus this morning. all that's happened near a science building on campus, right? >> that's right. and then, you know, all of this didn't happen too late. around 9:15, this young student was walking on campus alone when two guys walked up and robbed her. now, students across campus combot wind of exactly what was going on when the university sent out an alert

use the following detours. watertown plank rd to hwy 100 and rejoin at the rampbluemound rd. to 84th st on ramp to i-94 eb or for commuters from the north take either hwy 60 or 167 to i-43 toward downtown.the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place. heads up if you're looking for your morning paper.the milwaukee journal sentinel... is delayed. delayed.yes, it has to do with the election.the paper says... it delayed printing so it could ensure it has the most complete poll numbers.the presidential race wasn't called until just before two this morning. it won't be processing late delivery reports until after 8:30 this still ahead this morning - financial markets are hurting ...after trumps win. plus--- facebook is testing a new feature to make your pictures look like art!see how 3 in today's "money watch" report--- donald trump's suprise win--- and unceainty surrounding a trump presidency--is shocking financial markets... whic

the state. anthony allred joins us now live from the diocese of st. petersburg and i understand she parks -- bishop parkes is no stranger to the tampa bay area.

the safety harbor community. st. petersburg the sunday. jenn holloway joins us live from salt creek. you spoke to an eyewitness who snapped photographic evidence? >>reporter: he certainly did, indeed. the last thing he or his coworker expected to see when they got here to work earlier today around noon was a monkey running around their business, but indeed there it was he said look, there is a monk o roof. >>reporter: bob howard could hardly believe his eyes to look out and see a monkey. >> it was on not very long because the dog started barking . >>reporter: scared by barking the mic he kept moving. >> when it was on the roof it was about 15 feet from me. i said gotta get the camera going. >>reporter: this is the third sighting in the last several weeks. you remember we showed you video of a monkey spotted in the safety harbor area. before that, all the way in hudson beach. >> that is a freaking monkey various animals in salt creek but this is definitely a first. >> if you see gators in the creek, things like that but never see monkeys. >>reporter: howard says the last time he spott

typically go together pets eyewitnesses describe the cnet van buren st. with the man using a see-through plastic bag covering his hand in simulating a gun with his fingers who witnessed deciding to take action and tackle him saying >> if you are stupid enough to take a plastic bag on your hand is going to work as a gun then i don't think that you are intelligent enough to do anything else. >> the thief got away on his bike in the phoenix police describe them as 5'9" and then wearing gray fleece and james. >> after months of construction it's finally done with newbridge and grand and belt say thank you for your patience with the supplies marketplace target the first 300 people at 4 pm tomorrow afternoon will get a surprise shopping bag. >> turning to democracy 2016 of the week in a back-to-back meetings for president-elect donald trump today in a different with donald trump sitting down with rudy giuliani and chris christie in new jersey as well as a retired journal rumored as a possible secretary of state candidate plus many others as jump works to put together his cabinet

st. patrick's day. why? are you marching in the parade? oh. no! i ain't irish. but the bar is. 'cause it's kelcy's and kelcy used to own it and kelcy is. so, archie's giving a st. patrick's day party and he wants it to be the best ever. so, i'm gonna do the cooking and we're gonna have corned beef and cabbage-- mrs. bunker, can you cook in bed? then call a caterer. mrs. bunker, stay off your feet. no cooking! - now, listen. put this on. - no. i'm gonna go talk to my nurse. i'll be right back. i wanna give you a complete examination. oh, no, no! doctor! - i'm saying i can't do that! - sidney: i'll be right back! i ain't got time to be sick! uh! aw! ooh! darn! ooh... - oh, hello, harry! - harry: hi, edith! - come on in. - i'll put it on the table. ! why couldn't you get somebody to deliver this? you're buying wholesale, you can't do that. you gotta do it yourself. you expect to save money, you also gotta expect the pain and the groan. what are you complaining about? i'm doing all the work. i'm doing all the thinking, ain't i? oh, what a lot of cabbage. yeah, wait till you see the potatoes. well, we ain't never gonna see the potatoes come

hour..cbs 58's marshanna hester is there... 3 3 here's a live look at the lines outside of the toys r us on 27th st a milwaukee. parents are lined up hoping to get the best deals on toys for their kids this christmas. doors also open here at five. if you're avoiding the crowds and shopping online...you may want to consider doing it from you get a better deal. let's say you walk into a store at the exact same time someone else does.you both pick out a gallon of milk - same brandbut -- when it's rung up -- the price is different. this would never happen at a grocery storebut when shopping online ..."i had no idea ....it can happen, i never even thought about it." as a busy mother liz owens does a lot of her shopping on the internet.she was skeptical when we told her the prices she sees .."on sale for $31." ... are not always what everyone else es prices would always be the same."and so we gave her a list of items.and at the exact same time-- she looked them up on her computer from her home in southlakewe had six other people looking them upsame items,same website,same time. and most of the time -- ev

injured 11 people at osu campus today they will come together to rally round the victim, suzanne stratford joins us from st. joh arena. here at st. john arena the doors opened at 6:30 p.m. people here beginning to arrive it is a different feel than you would experience for a basketball game, they say it is not really individual, and not rally, there will be speakers, but this is they say is to stan unified, to absorb what they have experienced they know that this is not going to erase what buckeye strong and take a step forward from it was a dramatic day, i think that we all experienced a wide range of emotions still trying to figure out what it all means. it begins at 7:00 p.m., people know streamed at fox 8.com, with the hash tag buckeye strong, so man people showing support for all issue including the michigan wolverines have been tweeting support, they say that is meeting a lot of them during this challenging time. thank you suzanne stratford from columbus. >> keep it here for continuing we will have a another report from the vigil coming up at 7:0 time at fox 8.com. >> us marshals arrested a man accus

happening on the roads. >> 41 which is broad street is blocked at county line road, you're going to need an alternate route. you may want to use cold breath road or the sun coast parkway. in st. pete an update -- let's go to ruskin, okay. southbound 41 still blocked. and moving you to st. pete i do have crash northbound -- 54th avenue north still blocked however we do have one lane reopened. anticipate some minor delays. now, back to the desk. >>> all right. well a russian family has unique pet it's no the at dog, cat or bird, it's a deer. the family rescued the creature when it was abandoned in the forest as a baby. well, now, it just lives like any it like to get some scratches under the chin and it will let you bottle feed it. >> i wonder if it trained >> i hope so. >> yeah, there's the time for feeding. sweet. >>> a gingerbread house that weighs 400 pounds. >> we'll show you this creation that pays tribute to the world series champs. >> appeared just how much did you spend this holiday shopping >>> shoppers spent less money this thanksgiving weekend but that's not necessarily a bad thing. they were able to cash in on pretty good deals. on average customers spend an avera

then there was the chant used at st. marrly's university in hall -- mary's university in halifax to welcome new students, this public chant that went smu boys, we like them young. y is for your sr., o is for oh, so sight, u is for underage, n is for no consent, g is for grab that ass. unfortunately, the list goes on and on. every fall on campuses across the country we see the sort of celebration of lack of consent, degradation of young women and valorization of rape. these examples suggest an aggressive campaign on the part of some fraternities and some men on campus to insist no means yes where consent is not only irrelevant, but also in their minds undesirable. in the st. mary's chant, the lack of consent is openly valued, quote: n is for no consent. they make it plain that actively seeking sex without consent and luring, quote, rape bait is their goal. studies confirm what these seemingly endless examples indicate. for example, one study found that, quote, nearly one-third of college men admit they might rape a woman

the blues. david's former team lose ch?ra to injury. >>> david and bruins going tore fourth straight win on their home ice taking on back us's former team the st. louis blue and went in wrong direction in a hurry. ch?ra left the ice just 52 seconds into the second period. did not return beast not share >> former blues captain facing form team for first time of a spending ten years in st. louis midway through first period he helps his new team. power play tory unlash's blast. working ladder down low. b taking 1-0 lead. early in second period blues answer. rips a slap shot from blew line. in front tips a past tuukka rask claude julien decides to alcohol education the goal claiming goalie but you'll see from the high angle contact is minimal. call stands. game tide at one not for long blue ohs power play. watch dominic moore and fires glove side for second shorthanded goal of season 2-one. blues respond with two goals in two minutes ch?ra in dressing room. brandon on the ice without his partner for both scores. paul slams home the rebound to put st. louis up 3-2 appear snapping bruins three game home winning streak. i just think that in the secon

the election. >> in one case they are posting messages. >> alex is joining us live from the 16th st. b.a.r.t. station. >> that's >> reporter: as people are doing it the old-fashioned way they are just using pens and posted notes. and they are expressing their concerns about the election of donald trump a lot of people have genuine fears after hearing what they believe was quite hateful rhetoric. that was during the campaign. and they have found that this is a place to express how they are feeling and to also expressed support for others, so you can see there are messages of support we are all loved, and other such messages. so at this law, it's called 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

use the following detours. watertown ank rd to hwy 100 and rejoin at the rampbluemound rd. to 84th st on ramp to i-94 eb or for commuters from the north take either hwy 60 or 167 to i-43 toward downtown.the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed long term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place. people will be talking about this at work today.the cubs and their superfan "bill murray".... appeared on saturday night live.check it out! :239-:248 "go cubs go ... the guys also the guys also appeared earlier in the episode as cubs ?vest-wearing dancers?... at an elderly woman's surprise bachelorette party. 3 sea of blue.. for the cubs victory parade. confetti filled the air... and chicagoans packed the streets -- to see the chicago cubs hoist the world series trophy. after a 108 year drought -- fans sprinted into grant park to find a prime viewing spots for the world series rally -- on friday. 5-million fans came out to show their support... including one woman.. who came all

use that as a platform to give back. jessica and i were here, and we met some of the leaders of the st. jude group. they were telling us before -- i viewers know who they are, in case they don't. they rescue children from abusive and traumatic situations. i become so emotional, anyone that knows me know that i love children. and i said what can we do? let's do a toy drive. the holidays are coming. i can't imagine -- every kid deserves to open a gift. >> for sure. this is great. you have teamed up tw them. they have been around the vegas -- oh, we had -- we had a crash there. everyone is fine. they have been in the vegas area for 50-some years. i believe they are in bolder city. >> yes, they are. what are you looking for people tonate? >> unwrapped toys, from toddlers to teenagers. and contribute. there's only so much we can do. but if we get the community to contribute, we can impact their lives. i think about it, i wouldn't be where i am at today without the love and support of my family. these kids are coming from tragic backgrounds. it would mean so much. >> oh, sarah. items? >> 9:30-5. to phase

they aren't the only ones looking to make the turkey trot as much of a thanksgiving day staple as a second piece of pumpkin pie. "two of us are running, the st were excited to add to their turkey-day tradition. "mentioned the shirts that came with it and the kids were on, mentioned the cinnamon rolls and the husbands were on!" so was ashley's family. "we decided that it would be fun to do the turkey trot as a family and then we are, umm, going to indulge ourselves in wonderful food and desert after this."which brings up the question, even with the run will the calorie count be on the positive or the negative side today?"oh geez, well you know they offer pie is our favorite food so, positive side.""positive, yeah, we're going to have too many calories today." "i get two pies, i get two pies!"the turkey trot does plan on returning to cedar rapids next year following the big turnout once again -- and even if you don't want to run -- walkers are welcome to participate and anyone can volunteer while their friends or family run -- matt lange -- fox 28 news. it's now on this black it's now on this black firday, and if you're in it's degrees.still a

st. harbor. >> the replica of the baltimore clipper that was used in the war of 1812 will be an attraction along the waterfront. the ship currently is parked acrossed from the uss st. pete campus for cost guard inspection on friday. it will move to it's permanent dock in downtown st. >> people can get out on the water and see the skyline and interact with our waterfront park system. >> the ship will be here through april before heading north for the summer. it will return each november making st. peterburg it's permanent winter home. >>reporter: we can enjoy the days in flip-flops and shorts. it's not the same for wisconsin. people are still traveling in the morning. what can they expect? >> look at the high temperatures for tomorrow. south florida in the low 80s. brownsville texas 82. 50s in washington. 37 in syracuse with two and half feet of snow on the ground. for the macy's day parade temperatures in the 40s. rain will head in that direction. it won't get their until the afternoon hours. there is a storm system right here. that will be our next weather it will push across the ohio valley to

will serve as emcee for 3 3 3 event that allows us all to take a closer look at how we foster success for everyone in our community.it's the namesake event of st. coletta day school and proud parant anne novotny is here to tell us all about it. the mission of the schoolyour son and daughter both attend, in fact we were invited to her official adoption.once again ready weather's drew burgoyne will serve as emcee for this saturday's event--art auction saturday at mount mary university the 25 dollar admission includes appetizers beer and wine free parking and cash bar available. i parking and cash 3 3 the coletta-scope event is this saturday at the mount mary university alumni dining hall. i've got all the details on our website cbs 58 dot 3 anne, thank you for joining us. 3 your full readycast with meterologist rebecca schuld is 3 n/w 5-15.tonight: mostly fair. lows near 40.rest of the week/weekend: we top out in the lower 60s for thursday. a cold front moves through by friday with highs in the upper 40s. 50s return for the weekend. dry weather is expected. today: mostly sunny and mild. highs in the mid 50s. winds: n/w 5-15. tonight: mostly fair

st. ed's taking control early on. up 34-14 at the half. still not backing down. kyle marking his team down the field. over the top to lindsey. two plays later going under pressure. uses his legs then he airs it to derek wright. what a play for the score. 34-21. st. ed's not letting this go. curtis up the middle makes his way through. turns on the wheels and takes it 44 yards to the house. eagle uses up -- egoeagles win -- eagles win. now to ravenna stadium. battling it out. tied at 7-7. but warren harding pulling ahead. down. he falls into the end zone. comes back. fourth and six. that led to this. tony hooks up with a wide open john mcnight. a touchdown pass. harden-roaden does it again. around and to the house from 16 yards out. they take 49-31. >> thank you lauren. the warren g. harden raiders play next week. the game in macedonia how about that? fourth quarter tied at 7-7. greg 58 yards on the touchdown pass. and hudson hangs on to beat aurora in an upset. 14-7. that's it. >>> everybody okay? >> going to be chilly. >> it was a good friday. >> friday, we'll see you tomorrow, saturday. >> he loves saturday. >> we'll see you back here on monday. have a great weekend