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he will turn 99 on december 12st. 6:00 long time friends tun on each other. a first look at the man police say killed his friend. what happened right before the deadly shot. >> plus while many of us are looking toward to thanksgiving dinner others are looking forward to go shopping of the there's certain places that you should go. a look at the prices offering the best deals for the >>> some story stokers are offering better deals than others depending on what you want to buy. only the hottest items. thanks for waking up with abc and happy thanksgiving to you. >> a quick check on the holiday forecast. in for ivan today. no complaints. >> absolutely no complaints at all. in fact a good amount of sunshine today. looking nice. the temperatures right around 80 degrees for a high. so our forecast today is stuffed with sunshine. stuffed a little bit more humidity too. as so we head through the day. here's our hour by hour forecast. as soon as possible that sun comes up those temperatures are going to pop up very quickly into the upper 70s and then again, it will fe

years and 75,000 pieces of equipment and 52 miles of scaffolding, the restoration of the capitol ro tun da is in protect the dome over the next 50 years. >> a 40 foot tree delivered in glendale. this is video from bay shore town center last year. it arrives at 7:00 this morning and so in about two hours, put into the town square using a crane and at 10:00 decorated with lights and snowflakes. the tree lighting is o saturday. >> wisn 12 news time now is 5:16. it is time to start celebrating. >> the milwaukee holiday parade happening saturday downtown and watch the bands and see the floats. while there, consider donating food items to help out local families throughout the holiday season. >> now to jeremy nelson. to believe that the holiday season is upon us. the holiday parade is this weekend. you will want to dress warm and bring something with, and for more on that, we have shari with us. people are lining up the streets of milwaukee and what should they bring with? >> a food item. looking for a giant truck and the volunteers are collecting hungry families. jeremy: they are getting som

. >> it's a huge tun for him. how a trump administration comes into formation. >> christie is talked about as a possible choice for chief of staff homeland security or attorney general. but the conviction of two more aides in the bridge gate scandal creates problems. christie best bet may be the one that doesn't need owe approval. >> any kind of inquiry would use that opportunity to try and explore all of those unanswered questions about who knew what and when. >> the bridge gate scandal is doing governor christie to failed in his own bid for presidency and is the second most unpopular governor in new jersey history. he was absent the usual gaggle of media following him. >> i can't tell you how many time i am told my political career is over. >> what matters to me most is my reputation and that is what i'm fighting for. >> if governor christie is offered a job in washington. >> i would like him to get out. >> why is that? >> i really thing the whole bridge gate thing, you knew all about that from day one. >> leave

it bad called tun tavern near penn's landing. >>> coming up we'll look threw the lens of a 92-year-old veteran from king of prussia. quarterback matt ryan takes on him home town team and how the eagles plan to defend against the highest scoring team in the nfl. >> the past few days temperatures at more seasonal levels and tracking a blast of cold air for the start of your weekend. i'll explain in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues. >>> a group of protesters on their way to jfk boulevard to 30th street station. it's safe to say that the group numbers in the several hundreds, a group by philly women in formation protesting the election of donald trump on tuesday night. the plans when they get to 30th street we do not know. but they have started arriving. that the roof of 30th street station and this group started to arrive at 20th street station and we will monitor those activities. on this day before veterans day, not only took part in world war ii and recorded. >> i'll always remember what i saw. a 92-year-old millt

it's tun. the crowd gets into it. >> teams win 57% of home games. bucs, 15% since 2014. espn and bleach report have ranked the bottom of the field nobody but us. we just have to take care of business. >> a little crowd noise wouldn't hurt. he says he wants it to feel like denver or chicago. he did admit putting a winning product would spark energy but maybe the test of a fan base is when a team is at the worst. >> that's something the coaches look at. we just try win football games. >> it is time for the rock solid prediction. yes i have the bucs winning at home 28-21 over bears. two bad teams but the combination of winston listen too much for chicago. the fans need a treat. >> we do. >> i hope you are right. >> is your pre diction often right. >> i am 5-2 this year. >> we'll throw to break now. we'll be right back. >> tonight's lottery numbers are brought to you by: z2623z zy6z y2623y yy6y now at havertys furniture, it's our veterans day preview. where you can create the perfect home. from now until november 14th, you'll save an extra one-hundred to one-thousand dollars

here's how tun folded. shortly before 10:00 artan drove his car offer a curb and mowed done a group of pedestrians and got out of his car and started stabbing people with a butcher knife. 11 people were hurt in the attack and one of the victims is in c >> there were multiple injuries related to lacerations or cuts and most likely as chief said from the stab wounds from the butcher knife and there were a number of people that had orthopedic and other soft tissue injuries related to being hit by the car initially. >> you never like think somebody like that will happen it's mind blowing and most tragic thing that like you can imagine happening to a school. especially after you know like big weekend like we had and campus police officer was in the area even responded quickly. university officials identify him as 28-year-old allen for his quick, as and fbi joined the investigation and is word of attack spread this morning the university put out a series of tweets warning active shooter own campus that was initia

have no idea what they are dealing with because they don't have loretta lynch protecting them from tun foreseen fallout. and they can't even blame it on the -- on the russians. hillary clinton's team drinking a lot of maalo -- as her significant lead in the polls collide with james comey's unexpected bombshell. is there time for wiener gait to blow over or will this follow hillary to election day. anthony is here and nomiki. the oddities just roll on. you say that this whole thing whether you are republican or democrat is lose-lose. >> it's lose-lose for comey. if it came out after the election they came across this additional information and sat own that until after the election they would be getting the same politicalization accusations. kennedy: they have been sitting on it for weeks. >> if he wanted to sway this election at the time he could have. i don't think he had political motivations. but he realized he was damned if he did and diamondned if he didn't. kennedy: on july 5 when he held that press conference and make that statement, he chose to not tremendous charges. but it doe

this is near interstate 2 tun, north -- interstate 210.s growing, we are going to bring you more updates. a brush fire in a national forest. we will continue to follow that. those are live pictures. >>> somber ceremonies were held in paris to mark a year since the terror attacks in the city. islamic terrorists killed 130 people. the last ceremony was at the bataclan concert hall where 90 people died. for some of the survivors, going back brought back the horror. >> there was some exchange between the terrorists and the police. i was just on the other side of the wall. >> the theater reopened saturday night with an emotional performance by sting. the french officials announced that the state of emergency will remain in place for now. >>> new this morning, julian assange will be questioned about possible sex crimes committed six years ago in sweden. he has been in the ecuador embassy in london for six years. the prosecutor will ask him to consent to providing a dna sample. he said se afraid to go back to sweden because he believes that swede

here's how tun folded. shortly before 10:00 artan drove his car offer a curb and mowed done a group of pedestrians and got out of his car and started stabbing people with a butcher knife. 11 people were hurt in the attack and one of the victims is in c >> there were multiple injuries related to lacerations or cuts and most likely as chief said from the stab wounds from the butcher knife and there were a number of people that had orthopedic and other soft tissue injuries related to being hit by the car initially. >> you never like think somebody like that will happen it's mind blowing and most tragic thing that like you can imagine happening to a school. especially after you know like big weekend like we had and

it was a tun night. >> it was a fun night. and it's so much fun when the weather is nice and everybody comes out. and i guess if we did it all the time, it wouldn't be so much fun. >> but the kids are so costume. >> good to see the neighbors get out. >> and bring people together. all at the time together in the neighborhood. >> i love it. >>> let's take a look at what is happening in roxboro. gray skies and we are seeing this everywhere. this is going to keep the temperatures from warming up too much. it's 8:47 right now and typically, the temperatures will be warming up by now and to move much. what we will see is clouds near it is virginia line for a good bit of the day, and then the clouds will thin out and then they do and temperatures will warm up a bit. but, still, noticeably cooler than yesterday when the highs were in the low 70s. the dew point, 49. 55 in southern pines and fayetteville and 55 in erwin and 50 in southern pines and 49 in rocky mount wilson. an mid-50s. above normal for the morning low. and you can see a

the other part is they don't have a tun on of time. those key positions including, for example, the clehief of sta. >> because of who's under consideration for that slot. if in fact as names have been floated out there if priebus d ended up going in the west wing, somebody has to end up maneuvered there and getting elected in that position. it is a game in musical chairs. lets get through this list. what is most striking about these names is that these are people who if you have any familiarity of donald trump's campaign, these are the names that you would expect to see on his transition team. people that have been loyal to him that has been at essential trait for donald trump at the beginning. people who have been loyal to him and publicly defended him and people that backed him for a while now. the executive team includes chris christie who's now giving mike pence the job or taking a step back as mike pence takes over and you got people like ben carson and jeff sessions. one of the interesting parts of the list are his children. you

ambassador to tuns. >> it's clear in the nomination of haley that donald trump is at least willing to consider people who did not kiss up to him on the campaign trail. she was quite critical. reporter: in a statement, mr. trump calls davos a passionate who will reform the system and bring school choice to all families. he says governor haley is a proven deal maker and one of the most universally respected governors in the country. >> she is the youngest governor in america, she is the daughter of indian immigrants, widely regarded as being very sharp and approachable. reporter: but some say she lax sufficient foreign policy experience. congressman pomp yoa >> there's a lot to do and there have been indications that the plan or the goal is to get all that done between thanksgiving and christmas. reporter: the nomination of devos is drawing some criticism. the nations largest teachers union says she is out with what works best for students. devos tweeted that the status quo in education is unacceptable. jean: thanks, sally. a campus police officer in michigan is in critical condition af

it's a new month tucker, tun the page. >> geez. >> excited. >> chipper and cheerful today. >> you should be chipper and cheerful. >> huge moupd of halloween for halloween candy. >> i have not seen one in the entire building. >> it will come. >> today i expect to see in the break room all the leftovers. >> today the parents will hoard and eat and you'll get the candy maybe the next day. >> they'll get sick of it and pass it to co-workers. >> one kid got 15 pounds of candy. >> 15 pounds. >> i'm tell you it was weird year. >> quality stuff. >> candy bars >> i wept to cvs i know how much they were charging for that this year. >> eat some share some. >> and i was dumping candy. you know they opened the pack and started handing out individuals. >> i still had strings from my bag. >> i remember we get apples and other stuff and it was like ew, okay, thanks. >> midweek warm-up. hey, today we'll be about 60. tomorrow and thursday could we do more records possible by thursday. up to 80 thursday. records go back to 1974. bus stop forecast 40. upper 40s to started and low 50s later today. clouds out

identifying two suspects that held up a pharmacy, this happened monday night at rite aid at rising tunvenue in olney. two suspects walked in and demanded cash at gun point and the suspects walked off with nearly $400. >> camden sheriff's office collected dozens of coats to help those in need stay warm this winter, they dropped off the coats at the head of the butterfly program here in camden. a program community service organization that provides resources for those suffering hardship and poverty. >>> the rain is falling on and off and the roads are wet. matt pellman is here to run it down for us. >> november is rough for the roads and rails, and this evening live at 76 at gulph mills a stop and go ride eastbound heading to the sixers game along 76 and rain is overtaking the philadelphia region once again. and a crash northbound at large. lets zoom in this to red zone at mer shantsville. just past baird just 6 miles per hour off the ben franklin bridge, i would stay away from the admiral wilson boulevard headed towards 130 this afternoon. still the crash investigation on 55 northbound

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. >> next week, gets even warmer, highs are in the mid 60s on tuns and of course tuesday is election day. weather is perfect. we're even 60s into wednesday and thursday. very small rain chances too the next 7 day, 6:16. >>> wkyc traffic is brought you by mike bass ford. get a great deal and a great deal. >>> good morning to you. we start near downtown cleveland because there's an accident reported near wes 7th street. it was a vehicle hit a wall here and here a picture at 77, and we kind of start today see some slowing on 490 east, but it looks like the drive time only a three minute commute. that's only about a one minute delay. we have an accident, reported 422, near ohio 528 and start today see slow traffic in that area. that's adding about one to two minutes to your commute heading wes on 422 so use caution as you travel. otherwise, we have normal drive times, and that is pretty much it on traffic. john, back to you. >> all right. time winners and big e losers today in sports. for biggest loser, we had a delay for rain. that can be expected. strange delay last night in the u.s. -

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they want to urn tun the pulse into a memorial. site will be to honor the 49 people that died june 12. >> and strong after shocks continue to rattle new zealand following a 7.8 magnitude quake. two people were killed in this one. it was so powerful it literally cracked apart the ground. wow, look at cows they're standed there on the top. it gives you an idea of the force behind the quake it also triggered land slides and small tsunami. new zealand sits on the ring of fire. it falls all around the pacific ocean quakes are common and still say people there it was absolutely terrifying. >> doors were opening and closing. the whole house was moving. yeah it was moving. >> creaking. >> moving, creaking, it was pretty you -- yeah, it was a scary thing. >> well the prime minister there says the full extent of damage is still being assessed. military helicopters and red cross teams are being dispatched to help those in worst hit areas. >> all right. 4:42. so we know that donald trump certainly has a lot of money. we talk about how he's a b

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probably the only government agency with the word joy invite you all to go and look at that in the ro tun da today and see the exact words there. that word enjoyment can be interpreted in many different ways. one really important way is returning to a sense of peacefulness and health and healing and making a deep connection with place and with yourself. and parks can be places for deep healing and they can also be places for healing on a societal level. that's what we're going to be exploring today in our panel. i grew up here in washington, d.c. and my father, avid wash burn, was a warrior during the '50s and '60s. and he credits rock creek park here as saving his life. what made him able to do that important peacemaking work that he was doing during those periods. and we understand that and embrace it in the white house the obama administration also understands that and embraced it. which is why we have national park our x day and we've started a prescriptions program you can see the surgeon general there in that picture we have doctors across the country who are beginning to write pres

begun this year offers opportunities for collaboration and, in fact, the park service plans to create tuns for scholars to help park interpreters research african american civil rights stories associated with parks. and researchers that know primary resources and skills that can help us do our jobs better. earlier this year the national park service funded $5.5 million worth of projects through the civil rights initiative. and share briefly with you a hand full of those projects so our colleagues in the park services midwest region planned a study that poses a big question. how did race structure african americans access to outdoor recreation and leisure resources since the end of the civil war through the present. the history of outdoor recreation related to the creation of an african mesh middle class. african american relationship with nature and the evolution of african american environmental thought. the southeast region will be taking a closer look of the historical significance of dr. martin luther king and crow era. with stories and to connect them with those stories and also stori

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it's about the people that deserve tun and jobs. >> i have a question about hillary clinton i have been wanting to ask the entire campaign and i'm reminded because i'm with an event with your former colleague on the committee and i grew up in high school watching others during the impeachment process donald trump says hillary clinton's misconduct is worse than nixon and i'd like to get your take on that. >> first of all president nixon accused the power of his office as presidency and so there's no real question about not only his abuse of power but criminal activity. and also the abuse of power. and also his political opponents. i was don't have any evidence whatsoever, the fbi has done a thorough job of any criminality of hillary clinton nor do we know that she harmed the american people to use the power to go after political opponents. that's what richard nixon did. he used his pow tore go after political opponents. to audit their taxes and survey them and look at secret conversations and so forth. hillary didn't do any of those things so to compare them. that's typical donald trump.