bomb squad and us air force officials responded and confirmed the ordnance. they removed and detonated most of of the find, with the rest let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. .tonight...partly cloudy. lows 65 to 68 on the west side of the valley...66 to 69 on the east side. south winds 10 to 15 mph. .tuesday...sunny. highs 84 to 87 on the west side of the valley... 87 to 91 on the south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows 60 to 64 on the west side southwest winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...mostly sunny. highs 82 to 85 on the west side side. west winds up to 10 mph in the morning becoming light. .wednesday night through sunday...partly cloudy and lows 63 to 66. highs 84 to 87. it's not even november yet.. but the holiday rush starts earlier and earlier. don't feel like a slacker.. but 34- million people say they've already started their holiday shopping. and 1-million have already finished it. more than half of us don't plan you're not a

county bomb squad and us air force officials confirmed the ordinance... removing and detonating most of of the find, with the rest going to a nearby naval base. now fox5 weather 24/7, the clouds passing through this afternoon and evening will not bring us any rain around the las vegas valley. temperatures this afternoon are hovering in the low 90s and upper 80s; we'll see overnight lows drop into the upper 60s. we'll stay above average in the temperature through the rest of the week. highs on tuesday hover around 90 degrees with less cloud cover and more sunshine. a couple systems passing by out area will bring more cloud cover friday and sunday, along with increasing winds around the valley. we'll be cooling back down again the clouds passing through this afternoon and evening will not bring us any rain around the las vegas valley. temperatures this afternoon are hovering in the low 90s and upper 80s; we'll see overnight lows drop into the upper 60s. we'll stay above average in the department through the rest of the week. highs on tuesday hover around 90

us. air force one safely landed at mccarran airport... just before 3-30 valley were closed... while the motorcade made it's way to cheyenne high school. that's where the president attended a rally... organized by nevada's democratic party. during that 30 minute speech... the president hammered in on the importance of voting... as well as and hillary clinton's exerience... but he also threw a few jabs at her opponent donald trump. fox5's abby theodros was there today... and joins us live at cheyenne high school the president wasnsh his thoughts on the republican nominee - he called him inexperienced and accused him of cozying up to vladimir putin to which the crowd cheered. but he says the only way to make a difference this election is to vote. president barack obama: dont boo, vote! dont boo, vote! the president o f the united states in town rallying las vegans to commit their vote obama: you've got the winning hand. he compared this years election to game of black jack and listed off the winning hand potus: the way to make sure you win this hand is to boost katherines odds of

ordinance was discovered by the former mayor who was walking along the beach, county bomb squad in us air force officials responded confirming the ordinance, removed indefinitely with most of the find with the restel going to a nearby naval base. will be maybe near 36. with frost advisories in place the people look outside the great shot of those high clouds vacant for a picturesque sunset it is just west of the studios. the temperatures will be going down parka in for a chilly nigh again . with mid- 30s line, some mid- 40s, the closer you are to like the warmer,c lots of sunshine this week with some gradual warmingngf and then ano cool down at the end of the wee the southern counties under a frost advisories that could dro into the mid- 30s make sure you cover up plants with cloth, if notco bring it inside with between five and ten it has been the course the north and east,ee an southwest ohio is nearing 70 in cincinnati it is quiet for the ball game. we will have a few high clouds, assistant will be moving into early thursday with rain showery that will put a halt to the current warming trend

county bomb squad and us air force officials responded and confirmed the ordinance... removing and detonating most of of the find, with the rest going to a nearby naval base. while most people were getting out of the way of the storm, one man saw it as an opportunity to to embrace the hurricane. richard neal owns frying pan tower, f light station about 30 miles off the south carolina coast. and amid the choppy seas and powerful wind, surveillance cameras captured neal riding out the storm. how the teacher's union narrowly avoided another teachers strike today. when a family's home catches on fire-- a neighbor helps them escape. what she says she saw when she ran into the home. here's a live look at... you're watching fox 6 wakeup news-- milwaukee's only local news from in the search for better, sometimes, less is just so much more. at subway, our new tender, juicy autumn carved turkey sandwich may look like a lot. but we're actually making it with a lot less. this thick-cut oven-roasted turkey is made without artificial preservatives or flavors. which are good things t

and some pioneers who broke through those limitations back when the us air force is interested in certifying flight restraints. that's basically seat belts and harnesses for their pilots. this is 67 years ago, they required that they be able to withstand 14 gs of deceleration. that there's some sort of crash or something. and they thought that this was sufficient because humans couldn't survive anything beyond that. and so they decided to do some tests - to verify this. and on this is when the first ever crash test dummy was created. oscar 8-ball is going to be this dummy fit on these sensors. and there's a doctor - dr. john paul stapp who is on site in the middle of i believe arizona. where they built this test track and this rocket fired sled that's going to shoot this sled down to the end of the track. and it's going to hit a lake and just going to come slamming to a stop in a fraction of a second. and at that moment there be this huge deceleration and that would be equivalent to like a jet crashing or a fighter pilot ejecting from a seat. and the idea was to have oscar 8-ball to crash te

. >> he is a member of the us air force singing sergeants also a cubs fan and from national anthem as soldier field before chicago bears game we can't have a local musician servicemember and credible singer. >> go cubs. >> let's get to the forecast today. we're beginning to see the color spread across the horizon in the city we have some clouds out 50 degrees in raleigh. much milder than the upper 30s. 45 in clayton and rocky mount. 54 in fayetteville. let's look at the seven-day forecast. the high today of 73. that will be the chance for weather will return for the weekend it's the last weekend of october answer we not going to feel like it. 77 saturday. 80 sunday and trick-or-treat on monday we have a high in the afternoon of 73 but the kids are getting dressed up for the costumes. >>> now we don't have to cover up the costumes. a slow ride in because the morning rush but lucky on the roads so far. no major accidents. durham looks good and fayetteville as well the kills on some local road closures because of hurricane matthew crazy to believe it is still affecting roads. >>> we have

the civil air patrol is a volunteer auxiliary of the us air force. >>> more images tonight show the damage at the outer banks. >> the powerful wind and rough surf tore up the docks at cape hatteras. the storm knocked over utility poles and left debris all sidings and shingles were torn off houses. >> this was taken from near kitty hawk. you can see the bend and broken power poles. homes and streets flooding. some buildings have significant damage. debris in some areas is almost completely covering the roads. >> they expect more people will need help as the waters rise. county. matthew comes weeks after they were decimated with heavy rain. >>> and a main route between greenville and raleigh system closed. water under the overpass spilled onto the road making it impossible to get through. drivers arenow utilizing back roads. >>> multiple areas of interstate 95 are closed throughout north carolina. one of those spot social security love. there the -- spot social security lumberton. there it's -- spots is lumberton. it's closed for several miles due to flooding. you can see pieces of wood and

anglers it is continuing coverage of contaminated well water, the intelligence err reports the us air force has concerns about how its fire fighting foams might be hazardous, conducting its own study showing harms to animals dating back decades. siting report in the gazel it, says the air force never sounded any alarm. >> nor the press of atlantic city approved oval are you plane, to sell bader feed to it water authority and settle with the borgata over tax refunds. the state has until november 1st to except the plan or take over the finances. >> that's a look at the headlines from around the delaware val. >> i well, open enrollment underway for millions who receive their health benefit through their employers, coming up: four questions you should ask when reviewing your current plan. >>> and the philadelphia union opened their doors for our very own pat gallen. is that right, in the. >> that's right. yes, i got a behind the scenes look at what it is like to be major leak soccer player. you can see my embarrassing attempts at the other football next. when government bureaucrats refused to a

one that i'll add to the narrative here is to maximize -- and we're doing this in the air force -- maximize our use of the air national guard and the air force reserves. so of course, if you can attract some of these top-notch cyber professionals who are in the private sector to also serve part-time in a reserve unit, the individual can have it both ways. they can keep their civilian job, but they also have this opportunity to participate in a fantastic, very, very important mission. so we're trying to maximize the use of the guard and reserve. i will also say that under secretary carter's force of the future, one of the key parameters there is to try to get people, perhaps, from different walks of life into service -- could be civilian service, could be uniformed service, but civilian service is probably easier. and it doesn't have to be for a lifetime. they can take a sabbatical, perhaps, and come be with us in the pentagon and be working on these important matters of national security for a year or two or three and bring us some of this expertise on sort of a rotational basis. i'll just give you

air force. maximize their use of the air national guard and air force reserve. if you can attract some of these top-notch cyberprofessionals in the private sector to also serve part time in a reserve unit, the individual can have it both ways if they can keep their civilian job that they have this opportunity to participate in the fantastic, very important mission. we're trying to maximize the use of a reserve. i will also say undersecretary carter's force of the future, one of the key parameters area is to try to get people from different walks of life into service could be civilian service, uniformed service or civilian service is easier. it doesn't have to be a lifetime. they can take a sabbatical and be with us in the pentagon and be working on this important matters of national security for a year or two or three and bring up some of this expertise on sort of a rotational basis. one example that has been extremely successful today relates to the world of i.t. called the defense digital service. these are software professionals who largely come out of the we

joining us now is retired air force colonel cedric leighton. thank you for joining us. mplicated operation. you are dealing with kurdish peshmerga and iraqi forces and air cover. what do you see is the tricky part? >> that is what you said, john. you have so many moving parts which makes it difficult to make sure the parts run smoothly. what you see here, the initial phases that ben wedeman talked about really coming to bear. now we are moving in from the eastern side of mosul and what that means is those forces are going to be kurdish forces. they, right now, are working that particular sector carefully and apparently so far very well from their standpoint. the trick is going to be to integrate those operations with air power, coalition air power and the other forces on the ground to include the iraqi forces. >> how key and overriding is the role of u.s.-led coalition forces? we know there are 5,000 u.s. forces in the operation. how key is the u.s. role and can the iraqi officials pick this up once mosul, hopefully s is recaptured? >> christine, that is the big question

raqqa we can take down if we use air power appropriately, i would not recommend iraqi forces going inre. that what is going to complicate that. aleppo is another case in point. russians are going to use air power with, assads ground forces but that is complicated . that is a very convolute the operation. this is not an easy answer, i'm not going to give you an easy answer on that, it will take time. charles: the quagmire will get worse before better? >> absolutely. we have to keep our focus, 8 days we'll have a new administration, we will not have the administration, this is in january, but people already start shifting places. charles: a heck of a tangled web over there, thank you very much. >> thank you. charles: at home we appreciate when you watch, now lou dobbs. lou: good evening, 8 days until the election, and fbi is on the hunt for potentially classified e-mails that may be relevant to hill he's illegal use of a private e-mail server, agency now gearing up to sift through estimated 650,000 e-mails, discovered on a laptop use by top clinton aide huma abedin, and her estranged hu

north of kirkuk, iraqi government forces push ahead of their operation to take back control of the city of mosul. backed up by us-led coalition airower, the forces captured eight villages south and southeast of mosul. we were 80 kilometers east of the city. is a verykirkuk important christian city on the outskirts of mosul. it was the largest christian city ever held by the islamic state group. now all the christians have had to leave, but right now the night arms division of the iraq he army are trying to retake that city. it is extremely difficult. they took us to the front lines today. we did see all the force that had been built by the peshmerga along the way. there were many faults and bunkers along the line of mines., also we also saw some of the division artillery tanks stationed there. today.d not manage there was heavy fighting on the outskirts of the city. it is a big city, so a very difficult earth. we were on that front, though. we saw the results of the resistance by the islamic state, including a suicide convoy. but still, very harsh fighting. host: what is happening in mosul, the islamic state group has lost an att

with those russian assets wyche in syria with the use of the air force. h the neat -- and through the air force. with those capabilities and what kind of weapons used. i say that from our point of view that of course, that is the disaster but from the of military point of view but referring to the of airport you have to understand if it is part of the comprehensive approach. we have to stand ready it could take a long time. but then to close the whole of 1999 you have to have patience but state committed and we did in afghanistan and to provide training and vice and we i'm committing qc excuse idem end to the because they will do something of a the flood of refugees. so he continues those missions. [inaudible] so we stay committed of course, it is order in the you have to have that understanding to contribute what we can contribute and that the same time to do all we can do and have to do to provide our input to of deterrence on the western part as well as the eastern part you cannot just say to focus on the other because a few years later the other proble

reid says that money will be used at nellis air force base...the naval air ...and the reno v-a medical center. reid says he has pushed for the funding for military construction and veteran affairs. he says the funding will allow for much needed construction projects-- to be completed. the venetian and palazzo teamed up to build hygiene kits for people in need. the teams put together thirty five thousand kits today. sands properties around the world will assemble nearly four hundred thousand hygiene kits by the end of the year. the effort mission to promote good health and well being... the kits are benefiting "help" of southern nevada's homeless services department. the shade tree and saint judes ranch. n-b-a legends are tipping off with las vegas police today. it's all a part of the shooting for peace program. former toronoto raptor jerome "junk yard dog" williams hosted the event today. along with food and entertainment....th ere was also a community forum with officers and public figures. all of the challenges the country is facing--- today was an opportunity to bring people out and

absolutely critical to the air force and one of the few places on earth where we can actually do activities that we >> but the final act by congress for the range's current use is set to expire in 2021. that has the air force preparing alternatives but the first step is working with the public. >> we want their comment on that so we can make our decision making process better. >> alternatives could range from expanding the range to train for real world confliment e-flict scenarios or not make changes at all. >> changing those targets in the directions shaped by this cone. >> the draft will include many alternatives. one will give military a 360? traij experience there in the future. greg anderson says the area is part of the moapa band of indians culture. >> i'm not really okay with them doing what they are doing right now. >> some are concerned if it expands it will put more hunters. greg says it's about the land for them. >> we had 2.3 million acres once upon a time. >> many hope to bridge the gap between getting our military prepared while still giving the public the opportunities they seek. range commander greg avila. >> working with the public getting t

air force. maximize their use of the air national guard and air force reserve.you can attract some of these top-notch cyberprofessionals in the private sector to also serve part time and a reserve unit, the individual can have it both ways if they can keep their civilian job that they have this opportunity to participate in the fantastic, very important mission. we're trying to maximize the use of a reserve. i will also say undersecretary carter's force of the future, one of the key parameters area is to try to get people from different walks of life into service could be civilian service, uniformed service or civilian service is easier. it doesn't have to be a lifetime. they can take a sabbatical and be with us in the pentagon and be working on this important matters of national security for a year or two or three and bring up some of this expertise on sort of a rotational basis. one example that has been extremely successful today relates to the world of i.t. called the defense digital service. these are software professionals who largely come out of the west

the russian military is warning the u-s against striking syrian government forces -- saying it's ready to use air defense weapons to protect them. russia's defense ministry says it won't have tim u-s counterparts if they see missiles on the way -- indicating they would strike back if syrian forces are attacked. a u-s-led coalition airstrike killed more than 60 syrian soldiers last month... american officials say the strike was unintentional -- and had been targeting isis. president obama's approval rating is at 55-percent -- the highest mark of his second term... that's according to a new c-n-n/o-r-c poll. so far this year -- the president's approval ratings average 51-percent -- the highest cleaning up after typhoon chaba - leaves a trail of destruction after producing winds up to 126 miles per hour. flash flooding hit some major cities on the country's southern coastline... new video has emerged of a water rescue -- after six sailors were swept off a pier by a giant wave yesterday.. all six sailors were brought to shore without any serious injuries. to weather an area of rain showers will move

but, in syria we have seen the use of russian forces and especially the air force. at least-- it's been a bit surprised. of course, they are up there always. how many flights a day, what kind of weapons used, so i would say at least from our point of view that they've been better. of course, that's the disaster on the civil population. from a military point of view they have been quite effective of that running those and rather a long period. >> referring to your second part, we all have to understand and i think we understood that if we commit forces as part of an overall conference of approach and just peace, we have to stand ready that this can take a long time. in the bosnia, we intervened in 1996, and before that. inco's about 1949, we still aren't as of zero and afghanistan 2001, so we need to have this understanding that we need to have patience, but got to stay committed and from the perspective from the german army we stay committed in afghanistan. we stay committed in this northern region, the nine providences. providing an assist. we stay committed in cozu

high-flying pentagon budget and a new bomber that has a soaring sharyl: this w money" takes us to the skies and a new air force bomber with a cost estimated at designed as an evolution to this, the b-2, the new plane is already hitting turbulence over on capitol hill. citing security, air force chiefs have refused to say exactly how much the new b-21 will cost. that prompted this reaction from senator john mccain. sen. mccain: i'm having a difficult time understanding how the public disclosure of a single contract award value funded from an unclassified budget request is going to give the enemy more information on the capabilities of a new bomber, than what the air force sharyl: for its "stealthy" price tag, the b-21 wins the golden fleece award from the group taxpayers for common sense. and they have a point. for the b-2 bomber, the air force underestimated costs by a staggering 465%. next week on "full measure" -- hurricane matthew brings back the issue of hurricanes, coastal communities, and the cost of recovery. this used to be land? >> this used to be land -- all along here. sharyl: in louisiana, an india

contingents from the us army, marines and air force share the facility about 37 miles south of mosul . >>> an unusual crime in new jersey: thieves stole almost 200 pumpkins are my farm tuesday , but as you can see the security camera footage is so might be able to catch those thieves. 200 pumpkins that were stolen are worth about $2500. you can see on the video what appears to be 4 young men come 3 different times to grab their loot from the farms view road stand. the family has owned and operated the farm for more than 120 years and what some may view as a petty halloween prank, the owner sees it as his livelihood being this is blatant thievery. it is not a plank -- prank. a prank is when you do something that everyone last set . i work really hard and this is how we make our living -- laughs at. i work really hard and this is how we make our living. the security system was updated a year ago so they are hoping they can catch these pumpkin thieves. not funny. >> not funny at all but especially like you said his family survives off e these pumpkins. >>> 2016 heart walk is getting clo

air shows thursday through sunday. >>> i go over the bridge when they are flying. it's scary but at the same time it's awesome. >> reporter: rick used to be in the air force and appreciatesthe precision of the blue angels. >> it's amazing what they can do. fly so close and look like they are just going to miss each other. >> reporter: if you want to take a tower of any of the ships, they will be happening saturday, sunday and monday, all day. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage of freet week. i can go to our website, ktuv.com where we have a list of events and activities. go to our home page and look under the local news section. >>> kim kardashian robbed at gun point and robbed in a bathroom. >> new at 6:00, what a difference a few weeks can make. we check in with a bay area teenager getting a lot of attention after officers found out he was walking four hours a day to and from work afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. alla lot of it's a hoax.bal warminit's a hoax. it'll

in syria we have seen the use of russian forces, especially the air force. at least for us, it has been a bit surprised that they were able to keep in the air force. many flights. day and what type of weapons. i would say from our point of view, it's been a disaster on the civil population. from a military point of view, they have been quite effective for rather a long period. >> we all have to understand and i think we understood that if we commit forces as part of an overall approach, we have to stand where eddie that this can take a long time in bosnia we intervened in 1996 and in and in kosovo in 1999. we still are in cozumel. in afghanistan 2001. we need to have this understanding that we need to have patience. you have to stay committed and from the perspective of the german army, we stay committed in afghanistan and we stay committed in the nine providences and we provide training and advice and assist. we stay committed in cozumel and committed to the training to enable them to defend against the regime. we continue in molly because we think it is imp

the air force used to drop bombs on the date palms on our base, but this was even louder than that.thought it was outside the tent. we didn't know what was going on. >> everybody hit the ground, which we usually didn't do by that point if time. so when we got back up and saw that nothing had blown up outside we heard there was a car bombing at the front gate. this was about a quarter to half-mile away. so we heard this explosion, like it was right next to us. and so we tried to sort through what was going on. one of the specialists who was there, she walked by and said a piece of engine block went flying over her head. that's when we found out that captain khan who was not on duty that day. he didn't need to be there. he stepped forward, when enlisted soldier the shous shou have stepped forward. they would have said go fort h d and check. and if he hadn't gone forward on his own, they would have killed friends of mine at the gate that day, iraq eye civilii civilians. that day taught me so much about what it means when the army talks about selfless service. >> mr. khan, i know you ha

air force is about to expire. they've been holding public meetings over the past two weeks. the current land use act expires five years from now. alternatives for the range, they range from keeping it the same to expanding the site. >> actually critical for the air force and one of the few places on earth we can do activities we would need to do should we public comment until early december. we have a link to the website taking comments on news3lv.com. >> krystal: a lot of people have been waiting for it. they finally opened the first cracker barrel not long ago and now a second opened its doors. that's where we find kendall on the north side of town. have you had a chance to take a little taste test? >> haven't had a taste test opening here at the second cracker barrel on craig near the 15. a little bit quiet this morning. expected to change over the next few hours. just a few months ago when newfoundland nevada's first cracker barrel opened we expect long lines. grand opening is monday october 24. out here this morning the restaurant celebrating its soft opening which i have to tell you is inv

. >> i refer people to air force and necessary use it. >> the former rock singer has spent the last decade spreading the gospel of open source voting systems as a member of the california voting association. >> i will not rest until we see the systems deploy nationally because all votes have to count. >> nearly everyone agrees the private systems used today are at the end of their life span and need to be replaced. when that happens both turner and sebis hope open source systems replace them. >> what happens if we do nothing and stick with what we have? >> i think it is the definition of insanity. you will get the same result, which is insecure systems, a lack of voter confidence and more expense than the counties can bear. >> reporter: and elections officials may just be starting to listen. both los angeles and san francisco are the first two california counties to set aside money to develop and try out open source systems for use in two to four years. >> it is really important to have a lot of transparency around the voting systems used to vote. >> the vice president of san francisco's e

before we get to that just how do they use the air power do you, do you like force those isis fightersf wherever they're hiding and then the air power comes in to play? how is that used? >> well, it's up to the commander on the ground. but normally, you employ it before you get to where you want to go. soften up the area, try and take out key targets that you know about, and then as targets present themselves you alter the air strikes to where you want them. it's a pretty dynamic process. and it can be very effective. and that's what makes it effective is its flexibility. if you see a target develop you can immediately put air power on it. there are aircraft virtually orbiting standing by. so it's a pretty fast moving process. but it requires somebody on the ground to control that. and we have that now with the iraqi forces, forward and the peshmerga. >> okay. and just a final question because we have this election going on, and there's -- there's been talk especially from donald trump that we're presenting our war plans to the public and then we're fighting the battle, and that's bad.

but this man, the boss of the german air force can tell us that the spit fire has been the most deadlyd and we certainly need an interpreter when this happens. >> hi, all right. >> all right. accept that he spent two days in the icy waters in the north atlantic after being tor pea dodd. see this man, his name is witten brown and this man, believe it or not, is the first man who flew the atlantic nonstop. in 1,919, eight years before anyone else, he and john flew nonstop to ireland. but as usual, the british let it go and brown went back into obscurity. there's nothing wrong with john britain that a correspondence course in showmanship wouldn't cure. for a moment imagine that you're not american, but british. you'll still be uniform or in britain every man between the age of 18 and 41 unless he cannot be replaced at a workbench is already in uniform. your old man, too, he's had to quit guessing about the last war, they're starting to draft man up to 51. if you've got yourself into this mess, they'll say, thankfully, but you're in the army any way. your kid sister, if she isn't a sailer,

veteran and retired air force oscar rodrÍguez was forcefully removed from a friend's retirement ceremony because he intended to usethe word god in that retirement ceremony. marines was convicted for fail to go remove scripture from personal work space. today commanders are prohibited from having bibles on their desk, are using scriptures while counseling troops. the obama administration has deliberately set out to take the christian religion out of the military, mr. trump, how will you in your administration combat these attacks on military religious freedom of expression? >> well, thank you, that's a great question and have we ever had a time like this? seriously, have -- has there ever been a thing like what's going on. the other day to add to your list i was watching one of the news programs and they had a high school football coach, they're going into battle -- >> he's here. >> oh, he's here. stand up. wow. they really went after you for saying a prayer. that is just -- i didn't know you would be here. wow. the world is changing, isn't it? so you're not allowed to pray before a football game? i thought it was

but in syria, we have seen the use of russian forces, and especially the air force. and at least for us, it has been a bit surprising that the border they have been able to keep in the air force. of course, there are always escalations. with the capabilities, how many flights during the day, what kind of weapons are used. i would say at least from our point of view, there have been better. of course, that's the disaster on the several cocivil cooperat from the military point of view, they have been quite effective in a rather long period. >> referring to your second part. we all have to understand, and i think we understood that if we commit forces, an overall comprehensive approach, it's just a piece. we have to stand ready that this can take a long time. in bosnia, we intervened in 1996, and before that. in kosovo, in 1999, we still are in kosovo. in afghanistan, 2001, december. so we need to have this understanding that we need to have patience. but you have to stay committed, and from the perspective from the german army, we stay committed in afghanistan. we stay

us, this is a normal approach pattern. it's monitored carefully and closely. as far as protected airspace, the air force is right behind us. >>reporter: [indiscernable] >> i don't have that information now. the evidence is - - after it's they are in the process of examining that on the scene. >>reporter: [indiscernable] >> i've been told that the operations continue as usual. there's always security there. i've been told there has been no other impact to their normal operations as a result of this incident. >>reporter: [indiscernable] >> there may be video in the area. there are witnesses and thro phone a video. that's all part of the standard investigation with any type of incident regardless of the circumstances. that's all part of the investigation. >>reporter: [indiscernable] >> i cannot release that information at this time. as soon as possible. as soon as the investigation allows. to protect the integrity of the we will release information as we get it. as far as i know, i haven't been told otherwise. >>reporter: [indiscernable] >> can't really say at this time. i can't release that either >>repor

part of the city, are, indeed, worse, and that's primarily because the exprugz syrian air forces have started to usester bombs. this is a new low, even by their standards. previously we had seen them using cluster bombs, those homemade barrel bombs, also incendiary devices. this is first time we are hearing about bunker-buster bombs and, of course, the casualties are high as a result, more than 200 people dead in less tan a week, hundreds more injured. half of the carbuls, according to save the the children, are in fact minorities. and all of this is happening against the backdrop of a siege that has been ongoing for months. there is very little left in the marketplaces, just a few vegetables, nothing left in the stores, no gasoline to get around, very little diesel to power generators because, of course, there's no electricity. so the situation is even worse than it was a week ago. and certainly no end in sight, charlie. >> rose: philip, it reminds people of dresden. >> it reminds people of dresden, sarajevo, groff me, and the worst atrocities we've seen for 70 years. >> rose: i don't want to be na

using your blinker is gonna cost you something! michael has a message for the kids-- he says-- to the children driving a gray car on shaumber road-- as a retired air force member-- it saddens me that you use your freedom i provided you-- to throw water out your window parents, please talk to your babies of the difference of right and wrong. ndot calls it carnado... the spaghetti bowl closures which will go for months are beginning to bring us some rants. from t-j says n-dot-- can you please be a wee bit more specific on where the detour routes are for the closed m-l-k exit? which way do we go? there are two little signs, neither of which tell drivers where or how to turn. please make the signs bigger and tell us where to turn to get to mlk. one last voicemail! nomenclature is just the worst name you could put on that thing. it doesn't make sense; it reminds me of "sharknado." you could've came up with something better like "traffic tsunami" or "spaghetti bowl mess" or anything. but carnado? come on, please. we'd love to hear your rant! you can send them in to fox5 vegas.com or give us a call! 702-436-8285. olympic gold medalist michael knot--- but hold

us. axis statistics, careful and accurate, had forecast this army, this air force, this navy.was wrong. because the forecast had miscalculated the potential strength of the hidden army, the women of american industry. across the atlantic to berlin, across the pacific to tokyo. millions and millions of women who had never lifted a finger outside their own homes now suddenly resolved to set the world house in order. these were the uniforms of the hidden army. these, their weapons. and these, the results they helped to achieve. it must have called for some pretty fancy explaining by the statistical expert, herr eberlein. >> it will pass, i tell you. these women are unemployed, publicity seekers, seekers of the novelty. playgirls with new toys. it's just a vogue, nothing more. it will pass. >> but it did not pass. not yet. invasion came to north africa. working side by side with men, women have helped weld the landing craft that disgorged equipment to american fighting men. women have helped rivet the planes that rained hell through the days and nights. women have manufactured the

the use of the indiscriminate bombing by the russian air force, and dropping cluster bombs, and war crimes being committed in syria by rush kwau and the united states is going to have to decide, it is going to be time for us to exercise our own ability to stop the carnage. >> i want to talk to you about the state of u.s. and russian relations in particular, and are we reliving the cold war and are they engaged in a proxy war? >> one am bus tur said this has been coming since putin returned to power in 2012, and then when he came back to power, you know, there was not a russian reset, and putin decided they would be a russia that could do expeditions around the world, and we are back to say, 1988 in the era of the cold war, right, and we are getting to that point and we are fighting proxy wars. >> i want to ask you about your book. a new report quotes a homeland security official saying hackers have been hacking the elections, and if russia is behind this, what do they stand to gain and what should the united states to do present it from happening? it's not on the terms of being on the defe

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this is the older air force one that we used, but you can see some of the grandchildren and his dog would come with us sometimes. this is at their house in kennebunkport. the guy on the left, that is george w. bush, who later became president. the guy in the red pants is george p. bush, who is his grandson, and now the texas land commissioner. just the classic wave photos. here is in the people's republic of china. that was an interesting trip to go on. if you know the bio of george herbert walker bush, one time he was the liaison to the people's republic of china, and lived there. when he went back as president, some of the embassy staff were still there, and he had a little private dinner with the staff. so it was kind of fun to see that. we literally traveled around the world. one of the things that we did was travel to communist poland. vice president bush met with shipyard worker lech walesa, who was the head of the solidarity movement to shut down communism. there was a lot of behind the scenes maneuvering to get to the point where we could actually go out and show solidarity with l

used to it. he knows, air force one isn't >> rob: he's probably the only one in the world that could get away with that. everyone else, the secret service would be dragging them away. but most of us waking up with the rain. east of worcester, west of worcester a cloudy start to the day. pockets of heavier rain across the south coast, the south shore moving into boston. across the north shore eventually, just off the bottom of your screen, breaks in the action. it's not going to rain all day. periods of rain today cloudy tomorrow with maybe a chance of showers. same idea on monday. clearing mid-week and then stay tuned for next weekend. >> nicole: rob, thank you. there's much more ahead in the next hour of "today in new england." we'll be right back. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to register to vote m-a dot com. it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was

air force one. >> reporter: i used to luke that show. we have the latest on matthew, look at the winds speeds on matthew, 155 miles plus, we'll let you know where's heading next. >> police in el cajon, california released the video of the encounter with an unarmed black man. the man took a shooting stance and pointed something at them. police say he had a vape smoking device not a gun. police hope the video will calm the violent protest that has followed the shooting. >>> darren said he was sitting in physical science class at rowan campus when he felt a hot burning sensation on his leg and smelled smoke and heard popping noises. the student was not hurt. apple is investigating the claim. samsung recalled galaxy note 7 last month because they were catching fire. >>> it seems president obama was anxious to get home, but his predecessor wanted to take his time. president obama on air force one yesterday was getting comfortable for the long ride back to washington, and yelling bill. hey, let's go. that would be former president bill clinton

will give us another 20 years. >> reporter: reporting from macdill air force base, mike bennett, fox 13 news. >> alcides: it needs a cup of upgrades before returning to the sky. called miss piggy, of course, will have another upgrade. >> sorboni: i am sure the countdown is on for the end of hurricane season. >> alcides: busy this year. >> lindsay: busy since 2012. talking about several named -- >> alcides: there we go. >> lindsay: you are right to the end of hurricane season especially after matthew. since matthew, we have seen a lot of wind shear in the four hurricanes, three major. what is average and normal, we are in that range. we have seen a lot of named storms and hopefully not many more throughout the next month or so. by the time we get into november, we have the cold cold fronts that keep that wind shear elevated so a weak area of low pressure in the western caribbean that we are watching. not going to develop thanks to that wind shear. kind of broad in nature and 0% chance it will develop the next want to alert you we are still keeping a close eye on the tropics. closer to

it is used by the peterson air force ba they stop sending contaminated wastewater into sewers last year but criminal investigators are looking into 150,000 gallons of tainted water from the base earlier this month. air force has already contributed more than $4 million toward filtering water for security, whitefield, and phone. >>> all that nasty looking smoke that poured out of a commerce city refinery weeks ago release more dangerous chemicals and investigators originally thought. according to the denver post, it is 115 times beyond the 24 hour limit. a power outage triggered the october 14 release, short-term exposure can lead to difficulty in breathing especially for people with asthma. the refinery has been scrutinized in past years for air pollution problems. >>> 7:14 now on saturday morning, and it's a busy saturday morning. we know a lot of parents are trying to put those st i bet you belen de leon would know what kind of touches they need to put on those costumes. >> oh, gosh, my stuff is all done but i would gather some painting, some sewing, if you are the diy type like i am.

today in ohio, introduced by a former air force man who used to serve as a mintonman missile launchering to make the argument we showed in the ad top of the show. can't trust donald trump with nuclear weapons trying to turn it back to him and not just whether he's fit to be commander in chief. a fabulous story over the weekend. he says he's a big philanthropist but doesn't really give mup money. sitting on the diocese throughout the event even though didn't give a dime to the charity. hillary clinton trying to say over the weekend who does that? >> and then unannounced, and uninvited, guess who barges in? donald trump. he wasn't a donor at all. he had never given a single dollar to help build the school. he just wanted people to think he had. now, really, who does that? what kind of person does that? really. i mean -- who pretends to help kids with hiv and-aids in order to make themselves look good? >> we will see if she's successful in at least with her audiences with the swing voters, democratic voters she needs she can make that case. the story you write about today a lot of people

us he is home for good. he will be based at macdill air force base in tampa. the father and daughter by the way spent lunch together and they plan to watch movies tonight. >> great plan. good to see him back. >>> well, they have been the lovable losers at the bottom of the standings for a combined 176 years but the chicago cubs and cleveland indians are on it shifts tonight to wrigley field in chicago. both teams try to make a little history. going to be fun to watch. >>> and it is football friday. and our friday night blitz crews are covering some of the best high school football games in the state. tonight, the newschannel8 game of the week features the undefeated hillsborough terriers versus the armwood fighting hawks. anthony allred is at the stadium. so, the two head coaches are actually friends right? so how is this rivally stack up? >> reporter: oh josh, it's a good thing you asked that. i have to tell you, these guys are such good friends that last year, when coach callahan got married, coach garcia drove all the way across the state for the wedding an