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on-trac did not respond to our request for comments. if you have a consumer complaint call us at 1-888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> a long-time bay area market is being sold. it will soon be taken over by safeway. the five bay area stores are being sold for an undisclosed price. founded in 1929, the first market opened in berkeley. it's since expanded to two stores in berkeley, one in los altos, san anselmo. the shoppers are sad to see it go. >> it's really an excellent store. it really is higher and above, beyond other grocery stores. >> many of the stores will now be renamed safeway community markets. the sale is expected to be finalized in the next six weeks. >> kind of sad there. the small neighborhood markets are always what gives the communities some character, you know? >> yeah. hopefully they'll still remember your name as you walk in. >>> rob mayeda, hopefully they have umbrellas stocked toward the front of the store this weekend. >> saturday afternoon people may be running for those. changes coming up for the

cars in these conditions, they never lose trac slip and slide and crash into each other. >> you get rear ended. >> i would call him kind of a human trailer. >> yeah. don't do this. not cool. >> wake up, everybody, it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you're going to need monday's buzz word, be at least 21 years old and a legal resident of the united states or canada. >> the "rtm" buzz word is coming up in a bit. >> stand by, everyone, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. video, and this is an awesome wing suit video. >> exactly. >> in this video they are cloud surfing in their wing suits and doing some pretty cool stunts. >> oh, looks like a cloud surfing rodeo. >> the entire video is full of super cool shots as they are flying through the clouds, as they pull away from each other. pretty rad. this is the proximity flying videos we have on the show. in this case they are flying through the clouds. it's streaming that's imperative for a lot of these pilots. they go and target areas that have lots of clouds so they learn how to fly within them. >> that's cool, too. i would im

.>>> a first alert for you, trac effect on i 70 denver to bail that means you have to have four-wheel drive, strode dryers -- snow triers or chains. but there is another option.>> this is an auto sock and if you never heard of this before but today seemed like the perfect day to test it out.>> it's a bit of a surprise. >> the first significant snowfall meaning -- leavvng many of us are prepared including our cars.>> the white part is up our tickets to the traction. >> we put these auto socks on our suv on along the side of i 70 and headed west driving several miles through snowy and slick conditions as temperatures continue to i didn't know what to expectt but we noticed a big difference in traction.>> distributed by denver company and put to the test in colorado near the eisenhower tunnel.>> the nest -- the next test we are going to do -- smith the auto sock is at least 10% more effective when compared to chains.>> it's a nice lightweight insurance policy to having your >> when traction laws are in effect you need snow tires, four-wheel or all-wheel-drivee vehicle or good old-fashion

so future trac 6 showing you wake up 7:00 for start of the philadelphia marathon, windchills will onlye in the 20's, not much recovery as we get into sunday afternoon. we'll take a close look at that coming up with an exclusive accu weather forecast >> temperatures will dip. >>> stay w 6abc.com/weather as the mercury plunges. keep you updated hourly forecast handy whenever you get ready to go outside and use facebook and twitter for weather updates by following each member of the action news weather team. >>> police in philadelphia have identified the little girl who was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver in the city's overbrook section and tonight the family of jayanna powell is pleading for the driver to come forward. jeaneatte is live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: the memorial continues to grow for little jayanna powell. she was the victim of a hit-and-run were you tossed 90 feet and would die at the hospital. her grieving parents spoke to action news and had a message for her killer. >> family and friends surrounded jayanna's inconsolable parents as they mourn o

trac tracy? >> thanks.nvicts in our area have a hard time finding jobs out of prison but one local nonprofit is trying to change that. >>> 12 minutes past 5:00. plus, we're following the breaking news on a tentative agreement reached between septa and its largest union. we're expecting a news conference, a join the announcement. we'll bring it to you live as it happens. in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman

according to realty trac, there are more than 8-thousand homes in the process of foreo metro area with one the highest foreclosure inventories. the problem has improved in the state identified as one of the "hardest hit," but for many families, confusion remains. ((venicia: a lot of people believe that this problem is behind us and everything is okay and if it was, we wouldn't still be having this class. we still have people everyday that come in here that look for assistance, we have people who are losing their houses.)) ((vanessa murphy)) options to help struggling homeowners keep their homes five to ten years ago like home now their payments are going up. plus some programs offering aid will shut down by the end of this year. ((venicia: it seems like there's this belief that everybody's fine and everybody is not fine.)) ((vanessa murphy)) that includes beatrice and armando cortinas. the i-team first met them in 2011 when they were living in their backyard as they faced foreclosure. ((beatrice cortinas: i was just in shock. i couldn't believe they were throwing me out of my house...)

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and we hav beenni able to keep it very saf, incidents happen, but hopefully we willll keep a good trac record. neighbors were thankful that there was a quick police responsese , within about five minutes after calling 911,w the place are still looking for the suspects if you have any information contact the police . they said they're going to review neighborhood surveillanc cameras to see if there is any sent to the police. 19-year-old man sentenced to death for his role in the murde of kent stage student-y latte graham is one of three accused of killing 18-year-oldl nicholas massa, during a home invasion at his apartment in kent back in februaryri the other two suspects will be in court tomorrow. >> seven have been indicted for a violent vandalism spree in juneneve, damaging rta bus shel both in the city in the suburbs the cuyahoga county prosecutor said they also do damage in several businesses, the show that they useer slingshot and marbles and also frozen meatballs.. westlake police are looking for the vandals who shattered doors and windows, of car windshields and businesses causi

foreclosure is still so much of a problem heven more than eight yearsfter the housing isi cording to realty trac, there es tro area with one the highest reclosure ientories.e problem h state identified as one of the "hardest hit," but for many families, confusion remains. ((venicia: a lot of people believe that this problem is behind us and everything is okay and if it was, we wouldn't still be having this class. we still have people everyday that come in here that look for assistance, we have people who are losing their homeowners keep their homes five to ten years ago like home equity lines of credit and modifications are ending.... now their payments are going up. plus some programs offering aid will shut down by the end of this year. ((venicia: it seems like there's this belief that everybody's fine and everybody is not fine.)) ((vanessa murphy)) that includes beatrice and armando cortinas. the i-team first met them in 2011 when they were living in their backyard as they faced foreclosure. ((beatrice cortinas: i was just in shock. i couldn't believe they were throwing me out of my house...))

investigators say 72-year- old eric smith of manchester died after side-swiping the trac direction. and out of jones county, monticello police arrested three people after a chase late on friday night. we first told you about this yesterday morning. around 10:40 that night, an officer tried to stop a stolen vehicle from missouri. the driver fled, leading jones county and cascade authorities on a chase. at one point the vehicle rammed into two law enforcement vehicles. authorities were able to use a pit maneuver to stop the chase near north maple the driver .. police are pursuing to lose control and eventually stop. law enforcement arrested kevin glassmeyer, dechone jackson and megan dains. police also found guns in the vehicle. today people in the des moines area will remember a police sergeant killed in an ambush-style attack. a visitation service for 38-year-old anthony beminio starts at 2 this afternoon at lutheran church of hope in west des moines. his funeral is tomorrow morning. he and urbandale poic for officer martin start tomorrow with his visitation. his funeral is on tuesd

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trac tracey, do you think, because there's a lot of speculation, do you think that donald trump would know that nigel farage is not a member of the u.k. and doesn't represent the u.k. in all terms of government position. >> certainly he would know that, but he's also aligned himself with the breitbart movement. but as in president, teresa may congratulated him and said they want to continue to work together as partners. donald trump seemed open to that. does he know he's not an official member? yes. >> but he doesn't always take the official route, so to speak, and that is probably evident by the meetings being held over the last few days. >> tracie potts joining us live via nbc news. >>> the leader of france's national front party praised donald trump's victory saying it was a milestone in the bilgd of quote/unquote a new world. >> translator: clearly donald trump's victory is an additional stone in the building of a new world december tinned to replace the old one. obviously, we have to compare this victory with the rejection of the european constitution by the french people. of cou

nbc's trac from capitol hill. good morning. let's start with hillary clinton. we're five days out and what does she need to do at this point to lockdown the battleground states. >> she has to stay the course and make the final argument to be competitive. we know in the battleground states she got wisconsin and pennsylvania in the lead right now. she slipped behind in nevada and florida is still very competitive and that is why we're seeing the candidates crisscross the battleground states. will both be in north carolina today. >> what about trump, tracie at this point. his wife is supposed to give a speech. she rarely does this. is she going to help push trump ahead in the final days? >> they certainly hope so. she will be in pennsylvania today. i was looking at background on the location. she is outside pennsylvania in chester county. in chester county, four years ago, barely, barely voted for mitt romney. we're talking about just oer 500 votes so it was a razor thin margin. today they've honed in on this area for melania trump to go and try to push them over

a series of storms, and lisa is trac shine, holiday cheer will be spread at san francisco pier 39, singters to santa and welcome the season with a day of fun for the family. cast members from "the lion king." disney is the parent company of abc 7. if you're headed out, bring your umbrella and poncho. >> right. the heaviest part will be through the first half of the day. here is a look at live doppler 7. we've got rain around port ray. and east ward extent, 580, a little in castro valley, and this is beginning to pick up in half moon bay along the coast here, as you see, the heavier cells, with the yellow and green, offshore and that will fill in. as i widen this out, the cold front slicing through the bay area, the seven-day forecast, gusty winds, wind advisory and we'll see more rain tomorrow, with colder air, shifting further south. on and off rain showers you can see. thanksgiving looks dry, it could change. but it looks like it will be weak compared to the one today. >> all right, lisa, thank you so much. >>> thank you for joining us, i'm cornell barnard for chris nguyen. >>> next,

cleveland police officer valence video help them to trac down aem gas station shooter. attack is kevin freeman reports that the gunmen believed to be the trigger man. on friday the police released surveillance video taken from the shell gas station at west 150 and lorain avenuem shows a man kicked amount of a black sheep a around 9:30 p.m. saturd september 3 the walks inside th gas station, there's a clear image of his face. >> the clerk, is not wanted us to show his face or the use of his name,o the video shows a m makes a purchase that walks out of the store. >> i heard some gunshots fired, but check the camera i saw two men in an altercation. cameras outside show the suspect talking to someone in a black car holding a gun they began shooting as the customer scatter the video shows the still firing. this customer, since he was about to get gas, he is ince th wild card, he quickly backs up afterer the first shots fired, then said that he noticed two bullet holes in his car. >> at first i was scared, and now i feel lucky >> two men were shot, the place heard about six s

. >> that's my favorite trac that. >> no, you killed it. >> jimmy: i was so nervous, no. >> you killed it. >> jimmy: i did not. >> that was incredible. >> jimmy: i don't know how it ended up on this. no, i did not. you know, i -- >> what do you mean? you're amazing. >> jimmy: no. no, no, no. i freaked out. >> you sang the crap out of it, no good. >> jimmy: no, it's just funny, it's a comedy song when i sing it. when you sing it sounds phenomenal, it's amazing, it's standing ovation. when i do it it's a comedy song and you laugh and go, what's the next track? >> i totally disagree, it's hilarious. >> jimmy: i did learn a a breathing technique so that i can hit those notes that you hit. >> jimmy: and it's a subtle thing. you can practice it. it takes years, probably. to practice at home. but when you do it -- do you want me to give you a little taste? [ cheers and applause ] ? you ? is that the note? >> yeah, perfect pitch. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] what are you going to say, right? all right, ready? it's a breathing technique. ? you say the price of my love not the price that you're

rebuilding the middle class that spoke out so loudly and finally getting our economy and country wac on trac back on track. that's why we ran for congress. it's to have a moment like this where we can go big, go bold and pass conservative solutions to get our country back on track. >> this opportunity that the people have entrusted with us to advocate and to lead on their behalf is truly humbling, but it isn't a time for victory laps or to pat ourselves on the back but a time to turn this victory into real progress for the american people. it's a time to think big, reimagine this government and return the people's voice to the center of it because there's too many people all across this country that feel like they're doing all the right things. they're working hard. they're paying the bills. they're trying to pay the mortgage every month and they're still falling behind. obamacare is making health care too expensive. the v.a. isn't listening. government regulation of jobs out of their lives. our unified republican government will take these frustrations we're hearing and work together with p

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trac traces missile residue inside and outside the plan on 23rd of august, above the fold right, crime evidence found that the device exploded in cabin of twa 800. that's above the fold in the new york times, prime evidence found and they're pointing towards a bomb, but they're not ruling out missile. it exploded in the cabin of twa 800. above the fold left, clinton signs welfare reform bill and democratic national convention. one of the headlines had to go and it was this one and then the bomb talk just started going away. the day before the 23rd, i'm sure the justice department was aware that the fbi had been talking too much. so the head of the fbi investigation is called to washington for his first meeting in washington. heading up this meeting, as best of the information suggests, is deputy attorney general jamie garelli. her name will come back to play in this so keep track of that. her boss is janet reno. afterwards. from 20 seconds on, no interviews with eyewitnesses for several months, and those are for the wrong reasons. we know that on the 23rd, the faa started searching all

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the north ameriasdaq is on trac eighth loss in a row.th, more than one-fourth have lost 7% and in fact, 12 stocks are down more than 10% in just 30 days. >> i'm melissa lee. check out some of the big moves now. semiconductors soaring 20%. the chip maker being bought out for $1.3 billion. sprout farmers tanking 10%. the supermarket missing estimates and the hotel chain beating earnings estimates. >> as tyler said, nassim taleb is here to share his 2017 scenarios. you know his books. black swan. antifragile. also a distinguished scientific adviser. this is a hedge fund focused on market tail risks. in other words, the least likely events to happen. best known for one day reportedly to have made a one billion dollar profit o. welcome back "power lunch." >> thanks for inwrite vooiting me. >> is donald trump going to win the election? h f he does s that ta black swan event? >> it's not a black swan event when it's 50-50. the only reason bable way is to say 50-50. and each person should be prepared for the consequences. now, let me tell you, i

if you go back and look in the newspapers, you see these 1950s were ozzie and harriet trac ousley and cars in the suburbs but they're all african-americans. that's reason why hillary clinton had problems in michigan, the black vote was suppressed, was because it was in that community there's a memory of an industrialized middle-class of african-americans that has been decimated by these trade deals. people, they don't want to turn back the economy. and what to make some products that the family buys spin me take the question in a different direction and get into the notion of what pollsters are looking at, which is how they feel about the economy, about their jobs. the reality is the promise of trade has been that you will have better jobs, smarter jobs and more jobs than the alternative. that's the promise, and also you'll be able to buy things cheaper. leaving the therapy society, people do not perceive either any sense of job security, and any sense of job that it is something they want to have for the long-term. can you put those two things together and you have people who, most p

the trac in a funny kind of way what this is about -- no one should be under any illusion that people in financial markets try to act in wealth maximizing ways for themselves. it's kind of what we want them to do. if you understand that, then the question is what is government's role in ensuring that in a world of imperfect markets, imperfect information, imbalances of power that that impulse doesn't run amuck in our economy and our society. now finally, what the implications for the housing market going forward? we are currently in a debate which is largely incomprehensible about the future of the gses. there's this debate about what to do with them that has been going on for a long time. children have been born and grown up while this debate has been going on, and nobody knows outside of a cognoscenti, nobod knows what this debate is about. it's conducted in a language that's completely incomprehensible. here's what it's about. it's very difficult without some kind of guarantee to maintain a large scale market for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage. who is willing to take the duration ri

. >> two men, two parties, two very different visions how to get america back on trac election day, i'm meredith vierra. >> president obama and governor romney, still neck and neck after waing the most expensive political campaign in u.s. history. >> it seems like we've been talking about this day for the better part of two years because we have been talking about this for the better part of two years. it's finally here. >> you can never see enough of that stuff. everyone, you know. >> not for everyone. not for everyone. we will have much more on today's election after these messages and your local news. >> have a great day, everybody. >>> 8:56 is your time now. we will check in on your commute with melissa mollet. good morning. >> neighborhood 123, crash there cauing a bit of a delay. on gw parkway, before turkey run we have a crash in the left bridge a problem. northbound georgia at forest glen road a large poll hole blocking the middle lane. >> nu. we'll take a break now and check your forecast when we come back. vo: here's the last thing washington needs. amie hoeber. threatening ca

trac get people to where they need te change everything that wentveryh wrong in the past you have to look to the future and geto the people to work. >> i agree.rk >> the other argument would be m sometimes if you do it that way that's just like putting ati band-aid on it and fixing it fon now but not fixing the biggerr problem. >> there in lies -- i - >> i'm saying fix the bigger bie problem don't sit there and keek worrying why was the problem inw the past?as >> look at what it is now.ow. stop worrying about all these te consultation studies and phone d studies and everything else.ls >> how are other metro systems s in other cities fix these problems? i know there's wasn'h as bad as ours. how have they managed to fix anx >> i don't know why for decadesc and decades this major system am you said this is major system is the nation's capitol was ignored and everything was band-aid. let's just fix this littletle problem right here and you go along and you have a majoryou hm problem. snowballs. whereas in other cities chicagoa and boston and new york, theyk,t fix it -- they fix id it alo

through the plains and a flood threat with heavy showers and thunderstorms from texas into the soutto trac from us., but this then allows dry air in and we should see mostly sunny skies the next couple of days. rainfall amounts will depend on how many thunderstorms track through your area, but most will see a trace to half an inch.... with the areas with the most thunderstorms getting up to an inch or so. off and on today with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s with northeast winds mainly 5-10 mph. clearing skies tonight could lead to areas of fog as if the indians win tonight, school -- no school for anybody. all right. official school day off. only kidding. matt. >> all right, al, thank you very much. now campaign. as the stubble continues to take hold here in studio 1a, we partnered up with dr. mehmet oz for a closer look at big health issues facing men. this morning we're focusing on prostate cancer and the debate over screening and treatments. take a look. >> hi, i'm clark howard. >> for nearly a decade, clark howard has been living with prostate cancer. this radio dj consulted with hi