thompson: i'm going to say right now candise acts single. and i have to say i'm part of the blame for that because in the beginning of the relationship, i was the one that acted single.

thompson -- who has arrested and charged with being under the influence, while on duty. neighbors say no one is above the law. thompson's police powers were revoked, and he's under investigation powers were revoked, and he's under investigation developing right now.. the search for what caused a tour bus to collide into the back of a semi-truck in california, killing 13 people including the bus driver. the bus carrying 44 people was returning to los angeles from a casino trip when the it plowed into the back of the truck. investigators say the bus was traveling much faster than the truck before impact.. police at the scene say its one of the worst accidents they have ever responded to. 31 others were taken to the hospital and treated for injuries. the bus was inspected three times since 2014 and no mechanical issues were found. the ntsb is currently investigating the accident. a former school bus aide in prince george's county, charged with child sex abuse and assault is due in court in just a few hours. 38-year old michael patopie is accused special needs on a school bu

police force to arrest one of their own while complaint early this morning about officer thompson. when a supervisor went to investigate, he reported smelling alcohol and that officer thompson was impaired. he also failed fields are brady test. he had been on the force for four years. neighbors say that no one should be above the law. >> there are kids who play around here. >> i find that very troubling. with everything going on in the country, with police departments in neighborhoods, it's troubling. kimberly: his police powers were immediately revoked. he is under investigation by the internal affairs department.

i'm jadiann thompson here with tray dare. we're on week 8 and talking about the patriots. only team 6-and-1. they will play the same team that defeated them in the season. >> a lot has changed since they played the bills one month the biggest thing tom brady really elevating the play. look to do what they did last year. in week two against buffalo. james white three touchdowns the last two weeks. think he will have another big week. >> the bill game really killed it for the patriots in weak four. you know what do you think about for this coming week. the patriots struggled to mccoy not the same guy. he was injured in practice last week tried to give it a go

jacob thompson is a professor and debate coach at u-n-l-v. (sot: dr. jacob thompson/unlv professor & debate coach)"i call it the burn it down on the way out strategy."he says trump is trying to use negative tactics to win the white house.(sot: dr. jacob thompson/unlv professor & debate coach)"i think his only route toward victory at this point is to depress democratic voter turnout and i think the way to do that is to make people so turned off by the clinton has largely ignored trump's claims of a rigged election - but her aides say that will change tonight.(sot: jennifer palmieri/communica tions director for clinton campaign)"he wants to blame somebody else and that's what losers do."the clinton campaign is still closely monitoring wikileaks release of hacked emails from campaign chairman john podesta.(gfx)in one exchange - podesta wrote the campaign had taken on a lot of water over clinton's email scandal.weijia jiang, cbs news, las vegas. 3 donald trump's daughter, father tomorrow in wauwatosa. she'll rally supporters during an event at the "crowne

a three-mile section of big thompson canyon will be getting a much needed upgrade causing detours and delays. >> what are the businesses going to do? >> reporter: many who live and work along big thompson canyon are asking the same question as crews move in to make repairs. we usually do. >> reporter: colorado cherry company a popular spot for out- of-towners sits right at the end of the construction zone. manager karen francis hopes signs posted around the store will encourage regulars to keep coming in. >> we're hoping people still come by and get all of their pies and juice and siders and everything they need for the holidays. >> reporter: starting monday u.s. 34 will remain closed between mile marker 77 and 80 until spring while crews remove 200,000 cubic yards from the canyon. the area sustained significant damage in both the 1976 and 2013 floods. >> we'll still go to estes but we won't be able to get there through this highway i guess. >> reporter: the section of u.s. 34 will reopen to through traffic in late may of next year. until then drivers can use highway 66 and u.s. 36 fo

d'aira thompson admitted todmte the assault which police say pis was caught on camera. cam paul wagner joins us live fromm >> reporter: lauer remarks let me tell you right off that apparently the little boy istlei okay, at least he was wellas w enough to come here to the day-care center today.od we talked very briefly with w his dad as he he brought him outside and loaded him intoim it his vehicle but he declined to i be interviewed, he declined toed discuss the case at all.se a let's show you a picture of miss thompson.n. at 11:30 yesterday morning a court affidavit says thedavit e father of the child who is as prince george's county police officer reported that he hadpora just been told tha three-year-old son had justad j been assaulted by 24-year-old4-d d'aira thompson a teacher at antioch childcare center on chie brown station road in up are marlboro.rl according to the document theg o father was told tha tt another o parent witnessed thompson, then, child's teacher, struggling strn with the child aroundhehild 8 o'clock in the morning as m she was attemptingor to re

klay thompson doesn't like it, but we're talking about political pressure now, and now klay thompson, people talking smack about the warriors. we'll hear what klay's response is coming up. >>> plus, facebook and politics. the pressure to label trump's posts as hate speech. >>> a mars mystery may be solved. word of an explosion on the red planet. >>> and a scenic spot in san francisco is because shevery year. ow that it kills 40,000 californians... because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. >>> two oakland police officers stood in court today and weren't on the job. both are accused of committing sex crimes. one was arrested this week and the other is accused in the ongoing prostitution scandal connected to one young woman. aches 7 news reporter laura anthony is live at the hall of justice. laura. >> reporter: well, kristen, we saw two oa

i want you to hear right now from black hawk county sheriff tony thompson and his perspective on the role of law enforcement in our free society of today. remember, we aired a portion of this interview on our 10:00 news recently right after the that is ambush on the officers there and since then, there have been other attacks, including the ambush in baton rouge. this is sheriff tth >> thompson: god forbid there be a day i can't get a deputy sheriff to take the test or i can't put an officer on the street because they've all double-clutched and reevaluated their career choice because it's just not worth it anymore. that we have the ability to treat people justly and fairly and honestly, but still do so in such a way that further public safety. law enforcement i want out here here to work against you. we're guardians of your freedoms, that if we do something wrong, can be held accountable for it and in this profession, that's just part of that job and it's probably more skrut citizen us in than most -- scrutinious than any other job you do. a law enforcement professional is out here g

thompson says: "we went to all these exhibits. everyone busted their fanny to make sure everything was great for us and we really enjoyed it." when the group arrived back at p- d-x sunday morning... it was a warm welcome home f the veterans. mcdougal says: "this st was balling halfway through it." senator ron wyden was among the crowd celebrating the world war ii, korean war, and vietnam veterans. wyden says: "the freedoms that we have--we have them because of these wonderful soldiers. you can just see there as an outpouring of affection for them." mcdougal nats: "it was fabulous...i wish everybody could take it.">> "minute of magic" shine bright for 60 seconds to help sick kids feel better each night, this bar in providence rhode island located across from a children's hospital lights up for a full minute. just before 8:30 each night, employees ask patrons to hold up light sticks for a full minute to wish the kiddos good night. "you gain a thought, like, everything is gonna be o.k. and it sense of hope because people out there do

(thompson) think. since the last debate more than a half dozen women have accused trump of unwanted sexual advances. allegations he denies. experts say tonight's face-off could reach new lows in presidential debate history. danielle nottingham, cbs news, las vegas, nevada. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> both campaigns have been busy preparing their respective candidate for some of those closest to clinton and trump.. and has a preview of what to expect. ((patrick walker)) ((dave courvoisier)) >>> as you can imagine, an even heavy work trucks to block off traffic here near tropicana and maryland. and as you can imagine---to measure. it's just one of several major roads partially shut down throughout the evening. >> here's a map to help show you the extent o f clsoures near u-n-l-v and even on the freeway. interstate 15 south from sahara to 215-eastbound through the airport connector to russell road will be shut down for a bit between now and 10 tonight. russell road will be closed in both directions from the

jacob thompson is a professor and debate coach at u-n-l-v. (sot: dr. jacob thompson/unlv professor & debate coach)"i call it the burn it down on the way out strategy."he says trump is trying to use negative tactics to win the white house.(sot: dr. jacob thompson/unlv professor & debate coach)"i think his only route toward victory at this point is to depress democratic voter turnout and i think the people so turned off by the they don't go to the polls." clinton has largely ignored trump's claims of a rigged election - but her aides say that will change tonight.(sot: jennifer palmieri/commu to win the white house. >> i think that his only route toward victory at this point is to depress democratic voter turnout. i think the way to do that is to make people so turned off by the election that they don't go to the polls. >> clinton has largely ignored donald trump's claims of a rigged election. but her aides say that will change tonight. >> else. that is what losers do. >> the clinton campaign is monitoring wikileaks release from hacked e-mails from the ch

senator, senator, that was even beneath you and hillary clinton, and that's stephan thompson and joe zepecki, thanks for joining us today. former presidential candidate be sanders is on his way fey cln and ss . to stump for afternoon, he fid up aow.o sand clinton inwiscn's pry,before op race a surrogate very close to donald rumpbr this mormpng junior held a roundtable discussion about the upcoming election.he spoke one on one with .hear what he had to say coming up at 5. looking ahead to friday... time but the two are target udents at -w madison and milwaukee campuses. donald trumhein on saturday.. and on mond chelsea clinton will here campaiing onehalher ther. their have no "(studders)... i thought they was gonna keep him forer.." overturned.. carole meekins is in the ro thanks charles and shannon after two decades of sitting in prison for a crime he didn't commit, a milwaukee man is set free.. tonight.. the idence that overrned his case.. that's coming up on live at 5... whme drsmay want to at four: think twice before slamngei. pl to book your holiday tr plans is n... up next: expe

first heather and thompson discusses the prison uprising of 1971, followed by kathy o'neil on data aalgorithms and how they affect society. than on "after words", john dickerson, host of "face the nation", recalls memorable campaign moments. we wrap up with tv in prime time on the current presidential candidates. dick morris discusses his book armageddon, how trump can beat hillary. then the critical making of donald trump heard that all happens tonight on c-span to book tv. first up, national national book award finalist, heather and thompson. >> i hate to be the cause of the reduction of buzz, but anyway, good evening, i am the director of the roosevelt house and on behalf of hunter college president for rab who is in the room tonight, i would like to welcome you to the home of franklin and eleanor roosevelt. one of them is going to be talking about gubernatorial policy and his wife was the conscience of the empire state as she became. [inaudible] and was never afraid to confront challenging issues even if it meant confronting her own husband, privately of course because this was t

we have some rain today.here's meteorologist justin thompson- gee. 3 3 (((30 second tz))) tz)))today: more clouds with times of on and off showers and storms. rain totals less than 1". warm with highs in the lower 70s. wind: sw 5-15 mph.tonight: rain lingers and could be heavy at times, especially early. lows in the upper 50s to 600. wind: s 5-15 mph.friday: a few morning showers may be possible. a little sunshine returns in the afternoon. cooler and back to average with the lower 60s to start the day and not moving much. breezy. wind: sw -> nw 10-20 mph. weekend: a mix of sun and clouds both saturday and sunday. coolest air of the season with morning temperatures in the lower 40s and a few areas reaching the upper 30s. saturday high's struggle to reach 600 for the first time since may. by sunday we are back to average in the lower 60s. 3 3 roads may be wet this closure overnight of i-94 wb at 84th st. through the zoo for a traffic switch.there will also be a full freeway closure of i-894 nb at natioanl ave. for work at the zoo interchange.starting saturday new this morning.--- milwau

meteorologist justin thompson gee is tracking the hurricane. he joins us now with the latest.justin? 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??10???)) today: more clouds with times of on and off showers and storms. rain totals less than 1". warm with highs in the lower 70s. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tonight: rain lingers and could especially early. lows in the upper 50s to 600. wind: s 5-15 mph.friday: a few morning showers may be possible. a little sunshine returns in the afternoon. cooler and back to average with temperatures in the lower 60s to start the day and not moving much. breezy. wind: sw -> nw 10-20 mph. sunday. coolest air of the season with morning temperatures in the lower 40s and a few areas reaching the upper 30s. saturday high's struggle to reach 600 for the first time since may. by sunday we are back to average in the lower 60s. chilling surveillance images show the moment a woman was hit by a car on milwaukee's south side. side.police say the car kept for it. it happened at the intersection of cesar chavez drive and greenfield avenu

thompson failed field sobriety tests. neighbors say no one is above the law. thompson, who has been on the force for 4 years, was arrested and charged with being under the influence, while on duty. his police powers were revoked, and the officer is under investigation by the internal affairs department. an attempted robbery took a terrible turn late beaten and set on fire by two men who tried to rob him. the man was walking home from 14th street and otis place after partying with friends when the two men demanded his money. he was beaten and set on fire when he said he didn't have any cash. the man suffered third degree burns but is expected to recover. police are searching for the men this morning -- but so far no arrests. d.c. police are also trying to find out who fired shots at some homes and cars. it happened over the weekend in northwest d.c.'s at least three homes and two cars are damaged. sharon cook was celebrating her birthday, when bullets hit her window. no one was hurt in any of the incidents. but the shootings have residents nervous and concerned

it wasn't until later thompson learned he wasn't the only designated survivor that night. president cheney was in a secret bunker. catch designated survivor wednesday at 10:00 p.m. here on abc7. designated meteorologist drew tuma has the weather forecast. >> it is not that spcial of a title, but cool nonethless. rain moving in for your monday. tomorrow it is a one and a light storm and scattered light showers and highs in the north bay. most cities will end up with under a 10th of an inch of rain. we are dry but the wet weather picks up in the afternoon. and then it becomes more widespread by 4:00. that's when we expect light showers peppering the region. accu-weather seven-day forecast shows a one on our impact forecast. mornings a little sun and then more sunshine and warmer temperatures by midweek. into the weekend it is nothing but sunshine and beautiful temperatures. >> that's how october is coming in. >> it is very nice. i think so. >> thanks a lot. >> shu is here with a look at sports. >> coming up our plays of the day around the nfl and what a day it was. >> if you

be able to get in contact with their families because of the storm. 3 3 meteorologist justin thompson- gee is tracking the path of the hurricane.justin-- what are you seeing you right now? ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??10???)) ahead??10???)) today: mix of sun and clouds. a few showers and an isolated storm from late morning into the afternoon. highs in the middle 70s. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tonight: more rain possible returning by morning. patchy fog. lows in the lower 60s. wind: s 2-5 mph.week ahead: more rain and storms likely for thursday lingering into friday morning. staying warm thursday with highs in the lower to middle 70s before returning to the lower half of the 60s for friday. 40s and nights with saturday itself struggling to pass 600 for the first time since may. today: mix of sun and clouds. a few showers and an isolated storm from late morning into the afternoon. highs in the middle 70s. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tonight: more rain possible returning by morning. patchy fog. lows in the lower 60s. wind: s 2-5 mph.week ahead: more rain and storms likely for thursday lingeri

lets check in with meteorologist justin thompson gee. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5) 5???))today: sun to start the day with some clouds returning mild with highs in the upper 60s and comfortable. wind: nw 5-10 mph.tonight: mostly cloudy. a few isolated showers possible from sunset to sunrise. most stay dry. lows in the 40s. wind: nw 5-10 mph. week ahead: more typical numbers for this time of year return for thursday in the upper 50s with a good amount of sun especially in the afternoon. temperatures get a little chilly overnight thursday and friday with frost possible especially in inland areas. a chilly friday with highs struggle to get into the 50s before warming back up into the upper 50s and lower 60s for the weekend. new this morning ... one person is dead and another is seriously hurt after an overnight shooting on milwaukee's northside. it happend near west grantosa avenue and north 76th street. police say they found a gunshot wound ...and a 26-year-old woman with multiple gunshot wounds.police say the woman died on scene. the investigation into the shooting is ongoin

daria thompson is accused of slamming a boy's head on to a table. police say it happened while trying to restrain the 3-year-old in a chair. police say they have a witness and surveillance video but thompson's grandmother said it didn't happen. >> i know her and i know she would never, never do anything to harm a child. >> thompson no longer works at that daycare. >>> another reminder to get your air bags checked. an 11th american has died because of a ruptured takata airplane. a woman died after a crash. her civic had been recalled in 2008 but the air bags were never fixed. more than 100 million other air bags could have the same issue. you can double check whether they're in your car. we have a link on the nbc washington app. >>> check your how for these. they are led lights called clings. target is recalling 127,000 of them due to a choking hazard for kids. the gel clings can separate and expose the button batteries. return them to any target store for a refund. they were sold nationwide during august and september. >> a bad credit score could do

. >> brian: coming up on cleveland 19 news, cavs forward tristan thompson is going to be a dad. but khloe is not the mom. >> tia: and health experts want to put a bigger tax on soda and sports drinks for our health. we ask just how much this could cost you. >> brian: all right. plus, i have the down sides of ordering that pumpkin spice >> brian: trace tan thompson has been in the tabloids because he's dating khloe kardashian. the good news is, tristan is going to have a baby but not with khloe. he's having the baby with his exgirlfriend. so of course there's now speculation this may cause problems in thompson's current relationship with khloe who, by the way, tia, was spotted alt there, you go. >>> janet jackson's having a first child at age 50 with hubby wasam almanna. the superstar confirmed to the news magazine that rumors that were swirling about jackson expecting are correct. she postponed her concert tour back in april. miss jackson says, quote, my name's not baby, it's janet, miss jackson if you are nasty. no, she said thank god for our blessing. i guess that's goes. >> i

when we come back, mark thompson will join us.just did a breaking news interview on his radio program with hillary clinton. we will bring you some of that when we come right back. >>> tonight on mark thompson's siriusxm said that donald trump is running on fear mongering and blatant bigotry. >> i think he has been pretty clear that he has a very negative view about so many groups of americans, and he is now, rather than campaigning on. >> claiming he is going to sue everybody. it's fearmongering, and it's also just blatant bigotry. a mother wrote to me about her son who had been adopted from ethiopia when he was a toddler. and they live now in the united states. it's the only country he has ever been in. and her son said to his mother after hearing donald trump, will he send me become to ethiopia. and i've met muslims, i've met latino, young children who have started to cry in front of me because donald trump is going to round up their parents and deport them. you know, so everything this man has said has hurt people. and so that

meteorologist justin thompson- gee has the current temps.

meghan thompson near 65th avenue. are glendale pd saying anything about this incident? >> reporter: there is still a heavy presence of officers on the scene, they have been investigating for hours, they have multiple patrol cars, littered on the ground are the evidence markers. there has been trapped across the vote waiting until the crime tape goes done. we reached out to glendale police but they reason given details right now. witnesses are telling what they saw. a man started shooting at a white car, that car taking off but then another vehicle started shooting in the air. from there a man started that shooting fires back at that vehicle and somehow in the midst of the vehicle and another person inside the car was struck. all that coming from witnesses, but again police not giving those details out yet. officers telling people stuck here it is going to be quite awhile. maybe around 6:30-7:00 in the morning. how that victim is doing and also if there is a shooter or shooters in custody or a search right now for them. we are working to get those saying ramon martinez r

. >> reporter: at first, robin thompson thought she had again and again. confusion turned into suspicion when her water bill went from $60 a month to. >> $160 the following month. almost $200. >> reporter: do people really steal water? apparently yes. next door, an information sharing app for neighbors show a list of feeds for people alerting others to possible water thefts in central phoenix. >> it is personal property theft. you are stealing from the homeowner. >> reporter: jim swanson, the the calls they get. >> it is generally theft from neighbor to neighbor. >> reporter: but not always. >> i heard the faucet go on. it was like 5:00 in the morning. >> reporter: thompson says when she ran outside, there was a work truck parked in front of her house and her house was pumping water. >> they threw the hose in the yard, screamed and drove off. >> reporter: thompson secured her spout. >> i might be able to stabilize at $50 a month. available for 10 to $20. a simple and effective investment that keeps thieves away and money in your pocket. >> doubling that bi

. >> arthur thompson was arrested this morning in the 1400 block of 18 street. a supervisor complaint and smelled alcohol, noticing he was impaired. >> i don't want to judge. i do not know the circumstances. >> the officer failed field sobriety tests and he has been on the force for four years. >> they are saying nobody is above the law. >> anything could happen while he was on duty. what is going on in the country with police departments and neighborhoods is troubling. >> we reached out to the police to try to get more information about this. our questions have not been answered and they do say that thompson's powers have been revoked and he is under investigation. lies in southeast, live in southeast, ryan hughes. >> a state trooper was evac'ed to the hospital. he was monitoring traffic and a car rammed the back of the patrol car. charges are pending and they are investigating the possibility that alcohol was involved. first, to california tonight, this left people dead and injured. a tour bus and a truck collided. the numbers continued to change. conditions c

in the newsroom jadiann thompson 7 news. ; hillary clinton putting the focus on florida with 2 weeks now until election day. go to 7's brandon newsroom. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign feels if they can snag flaflap there's no path for trump to the white house. giving the democrat nominee a sizable lead. concerned some supporters may not get out and upon vote. >> it's going to be a close election. pay no attention to the polls. don't get complacant. we've got to turn people out. >> reporter: hillary's ground stronger than trumps. raising $1 million a day in the home stretch. enough to finance an expensive and unprecedented assault on donald trump. joe biden and bill clinton on the campaign trail as well. >> if you do not want someone to drive the truck off the cliff do

skills.i have to tell you this....meteorlogist "justin thompson-gee". sent us an email before the show this morning... and it said "frost advisroy."i got the chills. let's find out when that warning goes into effect. 3 3 (((30 second tz))) tz)))today: variably cloudy with scattered showers and rumbles of thunder from mid to late morning until sunset. to upper 60s around noon before falling through the 50s in the afternoon. wind: sw -> nw 5-15 mph.tonight: clouds leave. frost advisory in effect for western areas with lows in the 3 3 roads are in great shape this morningthere will be a full freeway closure overnight of i-94 eb at hwy 100 through the zoo for deck work.there will be a full closure overnight of i-41 sb at watertown plank rd. through the zoo for work at the interchange.all overnight closures will wrap by 530 am thursdaythe i-894 sb exit to our top story at 5---an oak creek mother and son... face ?federal charges?... for a scheme spanning ?six years.? years.?the two scammed millions of dollars... meant to help those in need get food. cbs 58's

megan thompson is live on scene and is gathering information. we are hearing this may be a deadly crash. we are working to confirm that information we will check in with megan in minutes. >>> dozens of people are crossing the border with mexico to take place in a special master bring attention to immigration. that happened in the galas arizona and the galas mexico. this was organized by the diocese without borders pope francis has been outspoken in the humane treatment of migrants. >>> the battle for an isa stronghold city in iraq has entered its second week. it is a us-led military coalition said to be within 5 miles of mosul. u.s. advising iraqi forces. isis fighters have attacked the town in western iraq in order to distract forces pushing towards mosul. they set up three suicide car bombs and he spoke -- a spokesperson says some militants were killed but they digi we have learned turkey has joined this mosul offensive despite protests from the iraqi government. the offensive is expected to take weeks if not months. we will follow it every st

meteorologist justin thompson gee has the very latest. 3 ((30 second tease 15 seconds ahead))today: a few lingering showers in the morning. sunshine returns by the afternoon. falling temps in the 60s during the morning and upper 50s mostly at night. wind: nw 10-15 mph.tonight: mostly clear and very chilly. upper 30s inland and lower 40s lakeside. a little patchy frost possible in northwest areas. wind: nw 5-15 mph. weekend: more sun than clouds both saturday and sunday. temperatures struggling to upper 50s saturday and lower 60s sunday. back into the upper 60s for columbus day as clouds return by evening. 3 3 ((30 second tease 15 seconds ahead))today: a few lingering showers in the morning. sunshine returns by the afternoon. falling temps in the 60s during the morning and upper 50s mostly at night. wind: nw 10-15 mph.tonight: mostly clear and very chilly. upper 30s inland and lower 40s lakeside. a little patchy frost possible in northwest areas. wind: nw 5-15 mph. weekend: more sun than clouds both saturday and sunday. temperatures struggling to reach 600 with highs in the upper 50s s

marlboro.ma she was attempting to restrainoa him in a chair.hair the witness says she then the heard thompson tell the three-year-old to lay his headea down on the table. tle police say the assault wasault s captured on camera. camera. after the assault was w reported, police say thompson was asked to come to the child i abuse unit where she waived wai her miranda rights and and admitted the abuse. now, here at the childcarehildce center no one is commenting.mein i spoke on the phone a little while ago with someone whone w answered the phone who simply sl said that they had nothing say. what we know about this childs l care center from its web site ws is that quoting now antioch childcare center is a christian child care program established to address theil the spiritual as well as educational needs of children.h. our purpose is to provide arovi ministry to the families and we checked online on the courtnl records that we cinould see. there's nothing as far ass noth thompson is concerned otherth than the charge that she's now facing, the child abuse and assault charge that is simple assault c

they found an intoxicated joker what thompson. he is facing several charges including four counts of child endangerment. >>> let's check in on the weather situation. gray skies all over northeast ohio. >> we will feel a little bit of sunshine which will help out and get you going into the afternoon hours, but yes, under clouds and chill back in the air. 54 for us right now in cleveland. you can see no current green, 52 in -- 53 for us in mansfield. so 51. looking outside of the lens right here, a lot of low clouds. so if you are worried about additional rainfall for when the kids are headed home or you are making your way home from any errands here this afternoon, not expecting any addition of rainfall for the next couple of days. the good news is we're not expecting the chill to remain either. this is 19 degrees colder in cleveland than yesterday at this time. booster. 18 degrees cooler in mansfield to 17 degrees cooler. and one of the chilly spots. 51 right now to 54 in cleveland. 52. 53 in mansfield. so hour-by-hour today, expe

meterologist justin thompson- gee joins us now to get you ready for your evening...justin. tonight: mostly clear. much warmer and mild with lows in the lower 50s. breezy. wind: sw 10-20 mph.saturday: brief sunshine to start in the morning before clouds roll in. chance for showers and storms after 7 pm. much warmer with highs in the upper 60s and 30 mph.next week: a few showers and storms linger into sunday morning with another chance arriving after sunset into monday morning. warmth sticks around with highs right around 700 on sunday and warming into the lower to middle 70s monday and tuesday as some sunshine returns. 3 3 donald trump cancel's out of another wisconsin public appearance.his campaign blaming a scheduling conflict for him calling off a rally at state fair park in west allis tell, the gop nominee still plans to be in green bay earlier in the day.last week he was uninvited by the house speaker to attend a republican fundraiser in walworth county over the video controversy and his remarks about women. 3 and there's another accusation he has to fend off. its keepi

a new york times president and ceo, mark thompson discussed the way political speech is changed over time. in the coming weeks on after words, temple university president sarah oldenburg ross will describe possible solutions to rising college tuition costs. former goldman sachs vice president felicia ortez will talk about her experiences as an undocumented immigrant. coming up, columbia university law professor tim wu will explain the ways society has been affected by advertising. this weekend, former state department official mary thompson jones discusses her investigation of thousands of leaked diplomatic people the guardian and the new york times who collaborated on the release of these cables were surprised to find that in fact these were mostly mid-level officers going about their duties and they would deal sometimes with interesting approaches, with a writing style that was surprisingly we readable and not bureaucratic and making efforts to understand the environment in which they had been placed and sending the commission back to washington. >> after after words airs at 10 pm

ron thompson: we don't have coaches talk with athletes about their weight, about dieting. they're not to make comments about their bodies or their weight. vicky: indiana university psychologist dr. ron thompson works with his athletic department to increase the focus on performance rather than weight. he spent the past 30 years traveling to schools across the country to share that message. ron: when i speak to coaches' groups, first thing i tell them, "you have the power and influence to either promote or prevent eating disorders." vicky: thompson believes the program he's implemented at indiana allows the athletic department to identify and refer athletes for treatment every year. he says this should happen at all schools. ron: it's not like somebody would have to reinvent the wheel. it's not that hard. vicky: now, after getting her degree from cal, sarah cole is hoping to work with the university's athletic department and student health center to create a tighter safety net to catch athletes at risk. sarah: if you are that competitive person that wants to win all areas o

weekly, thompson is having the baby with his ex-girlfriend, jordy see. many are wondering if this could cause problems with thompson's relationship with khloe kardashian, who was spotted at another cavs preseason game over the weekend. i know a lot of people are interested in all that stuff. i'm interested in the fact that on the basketball court. i wish the best for his baby, of course. i do. >> tia: if you're a man and you're going to have a child with a woman, at least be there for the things that are important. whether you stay with her or not. >> we don't know if he's not. >> you're seen with another woman parading around town. that's not a good look when you're a public figure. >> samantha: or average joe. got to take care of kid, right? >> brian: you want him to be there as a dad every single y. that's ideal. we need more of that every day. that's a big problem we could start talking about that for hours and hours. we need dads to be involved with their kids. >> tia: yes. >> brian: that's the root of -- >> tia: a lot of social issues. >> brian: ye

thompson has been on the force for four years now. right now he's on administrative leave. >>> the acting chief provide as many as 15 bullets fired into this apartment on naylor road on thursday night. today acting chief told members of the d.c. council the gunmen targeted that ground floor apartment but investigators believe the shots were intended for people who no longer live there not the current residents. a woman, several children were sleeping when those bullets came flying through their window. no one was hurt. and no arrests so far. >>> news4 is on the grou two trump campaign events in northern virginia today where trump surrogates are making the case they've still got a shot to win the commonwealth but the clinton camp says they have a reality check. >>> you want to bring those plants inside. freeze warning and frost advisory. goes into effect for a good portion of our region tonight. we'll keep an eye on those temperatures whether or not these cold nights are here to stay. >> when someone you love is hospitalized it can be

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we are here to hear from sally thompson and joseph beck. if you buy their books at the selling area, the festival will receive a part of the proceeds. and remember while the festival does have some sources of income, the main source of income is donations from you. and they try and make it very easy for you to donate, you can donate on the festival website or facebook page, you can use the festival app or if you're old-fashion you can do it in person as the festival headquarters here. our first author who will be speaking is joseph madison beck. he's an attorney in atlanta, a harvard university grad, he focuses on intellectual property litigation, particularly copy right and consumer products. he's also a immediator and a winner of too many awards for me to mention here. he also teaches at emery university school of law. mr. beck will be speaking about my father and atticus finch. >> thank you for coming. how many of you read or saw the movie to kill a mockingbird. that's what i thought. a phenomenal best-seller. i will tell you why i call

jacob thompson/unlv professor & debate coach) from trump, i think he will literally throw everything in the kitchen sink at hillary ranging from more talk of accusersa clinton to breitarty type conspiracy theories. all eyes will be on both candidates as they enter the debate hall...to see if they shake hands at the start...something they avoided last time. weijia jiang cbs news las vegas. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> according to the new york times...the candidates families reportedly won't shake hands as they enter the arena tonight. ((brian loftus)) >> mark cuban will be one of hillary clinton's guests. trump plans to bring the kenyan-born half-brother of president obama./// election headquarters throughout the campaign season... on air and online at las vegas now dot com. /// sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) it's a windy start to debate wednesday... temps in the 60s wednesday... and cooler with northerly winds this morning that have gusted to 30 mph overnight. ........... we should have plenty of s highs today near 80 degrees. ............. the air will be cleaner with t

meteorologist justin thompson- gee has your ?first? look at the forecast. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5) 5???))today: a few lingering showers in the morning. sunshine returns by the afternoon. falling temps in the 60s during the morning and upper 50s mostly at night. wind: nw 10-15 mph.tonight: mostly clear and very chilly. upper 30s inland and lower 40s lakeside. a little patchy frost possible in northwest areas. wind: nw 5-15 mph. weekend: more sun than clouds both saturday and sunday. temperatures struggling to h upper 50s saturday and lower 60s sunday. back into the upper 60s for columbus day as clouds return by evening. we begin with ?breaking news? this morning...hurricane "matthew"... is slamming ?florida? right now.this is a live look at orlando. the hurricane was downgraded to a "cateogory 3" overnight--- but it still has a ?strong? impact.it's bringing 120 mile per hour winds ... and ?torrential rain.?officials expect it... to leave behind a ?lot of damage.? 3 hurricane matthew has already killed ?hundreds? of people in the caribbean... caribbean...an

next heather alabama thompson sits down with national book award-winning author tana if to discuss her book blood in the water. about the attica prison uprisings. good evening i'm director of roosevelt house and on behalf of the president jennifer rab in the room tonight i'm delighted to welcome all of you here to the home of franklin d. roosevelt and eleanor roosevelt one ever them as you know since we're going to be talking about gubernatorial administrative work, of course, new york state governor bhefer became president and his wife was conscience of the empire state is just as she later became the conscience of the country and the world who was never afraid to confront challenging and uncomfortable issues like the one we're going to discuss this evening. even if it meant confronting her own husband. privately, of course, because this was the 130s. i think you all know as well the history of this amazing space for those of you who come regularly. you know it, it was originally a wedding gift froong linn and eleanor to his wife sarah that came to the newlyweds with only one stipulat

here's meteorologist justin thompson gee with ready weather. forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast... today: decreasing clouds, 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly cloudy. high: 47forecast...today: decreasing clouds, mild. high: 47tonight: increasing clouds, mild. low: 39thursday; partly sunny. high: 52friday: partly ? >> i've been grieving for nine days, like a lot of you have. since we got the news. and it's been hard. >> can we give him one more walk and ovation for arnold palmer coming home up the 18th? d >> our friend jim nantz of cbs sports honoring golf legend arnold palmer yesterday at la trop, pennsylvania, palmer's hometown. emotional phil mickelson and bubba watson and palmer's family the u.s. won the ryder cup trophy on sunday. >> everybody who

you to halloween express...to see what people are shopping for but right now meteorologist justin thompson gee is getting you ready for the weekendhe has a look at ready weather. 3 ((30 second tease 15 seconds ahead))today: mix of sun and clouds with more sun in the afternoon. stays chilly all day with highs only reaching the low 50s. wind: nw 10-15 mph.tonight: a few clouds return. frost expected everywhere. lows in the upper 30s lakeside and lower 30s inland. wind: nw -> w 10-15 mph.weekend: some clouds to start saturday morning be afternoon lasting into sunday. temperatures warming back up with highs nearing 600 on saturday and making it into the middle 60s for sunday. 3 3 roads are in great shape this morningthere will be a full freeway closure overnight of i-94 wb at 84th st through the mobilization.there will be a full freeway closure overnight of i-94 eb at moorland rd. through the zoo for a deck pour of the new system ramps the i-894 nb and i-41 sb to i-94 wb system ramps will also close overnight for roadwork. the i-894 sb exit to greenfield ave. is now closed long term for recons

thompson square. take it away. ? stretches out in my big, old bed putting both pillows underneath mine ? tv blaring all night long nothing but espn on ? picking up my buddies on a wednesday night dollar bills, the way you're gonna be ? but you, you look so good ? yeah, you got me wondering what it might be like being there every night and waking up on the other side of the bed ? and i never thought i let anyone get close enough to make me fall in love ? but, ooh, you look so good ? ? lately you've been taking up all my time i used to talk with my friends drinking wine love everybody really on my list ? baby now you're showing me what i missed ? ooh, you make it look so good be like knowing every night who i'm waking up with on the other side of the bed ? and i never thought i'd let anyone ever get close enough to make me fall in love ? but, ooh, you make it look so good ? whoa-whoa ? you make it look so good ? ? you make it look so so good ? ? you got me wondering what it might be like wondering every night who i'm w

thompson later failed a field sobriety test. >> everybody does something wrong. >> no. we don't get a second chance. i'm just saying. especially at work. he could have like aggressively did something to someone. >> if you can't do your job, don't just collect a paycheck. you have to work for it. if you can't work for it, don't take it. >> reporter: a lot of emotion in the neighborhood. but still a lot of unanswered questions. we can tell you tonight that officer thompson's police powers have been revoked, internal affairs division is investigating. we're live in southeast, delia goncalves, wusa 9. member of mpd for four years. >>> in prince george's county, police say they've solved the homicide from back in january. today, investigators announced the arrest of 28-year-old tavan martin. the victim, derek mccray, was shot at st. barnabus road in oon -- oxon hill. >>> mystery still not solved tonight in the wake of an apparent hunting accident that happened over the weekend in an 87-year-old man may have got hit by what may have been a shotgun, pellet or bullet fragment.

let's start with meteorologist justin thompson gee... for a check of ready weather. 3 ((30 seconds tz)) tz))today: a few lingering showers sunshine returns by the afternoon. falling temps in the 60s during the morning and upper 50s mostly at night. wind: nw 10-15 mph.tonight: mostly clear and very chilly. upper 30s inland and lower 40s lakeside. a little patchy frost possible in northwest areas. wind: nw 5-15 mph. weekend: more sun than clouds both saturday and sunday. temperatures struggling to reach 600 with highs in the 60s sunday. back into the upper 60s for columbus day as clouds return by evening. breaking news this morning--- hurricane matthew is ?pounding? the florida coast... with a potentially ?deadly mix? of wind and rain... that's expected to last most of the day. matthew weakened slightly as it moved closer to the u-s. it's now a category 3 storm with sustained winds of hour.cbs 58's kyle aevermann has been monitoring the newsfeeds with a look at what happened overnight.kyle? the rains and winds have been relentless up and d