as we may squeeze out a small shower to mainly on the east side and the moisture to the north of us as well as to the east of us, but look at these highs that we should be in the upper 50s at this time of the year. 74 in cleveland and 73 in akron with that rainfall pushing in late saturday night into early sunday. that they could make it any rain that it will not be too impressive. that will be some better news for the zoo this weekend and the best day if you are headed out will be on saturday. 68 for your start time. here is the dancing mummy that i want to see your moves. he is practicing already. 64 the final clock on monday that we will be down to the middle 50s. i don't know, can you make moves like that? and they will look good on tv, i don't think so. 74 for saturday with cooler for those rain chances for sunday and then halloween will be dry at 64 a high. back with leon coming up. remind you that we're on the >>> so the penguins body temperature is better regulated. the wardrobe department gave her a wet suit to stay warm. now she is fresh and camera ready. >> too cute. she is cute

meteorologist marty coniglio joins us as well. marty- those

meteorologist belen de leon joins us as well. belen, hopefull it'll be a little calmer the man who has admitted to killing three people at a colorado springs planned parenthood will be back before a judge today. the courtdate for robert dear this morning is a statu he is expected to be there -- unlike in his last hearing -- where the judge said dear is mentally incompentent to continue with the case. he's been undergoing treatment at a state medical facility since may. dear is charged with 179 counts stemming from that planned parenthood shooting last november. he said he attacked the clinic because of his anti-abortion stance. after five students were kicked out of school for posting in an anti-semitic facebook group -- boulder prep high school says the posts in the neo- nazi facebook group were derogarty and threatening. the group called themselves "the fourth reich official." one high schooler in the group pledged allegiance to the nazis -- then took his own life last month. another member of the group was the one to notify th

belen de leon is with us as well on this friday -- the first day of ski season. arapahoe basin is starting it's first chair at nine a-m this morning. belen, the cold nights helped them make the snow but it's sti g it's been a long time coming. some forced to leave their homes as the junkins fire spread -- are waking up in their own beds this morning. they were able to go back home late thursday afternoon. crews are making progress calming the flames on the northeast side of the fire. they say it's now about 33-percent contained thanks to lower temperatures and higher humidity. the fire started monday -- burning nearly 17-thousand acres in custer and pueblo counties. we'll head over to belen now in the weather center. belen fire danger is one of the two teenage girls high school will be in court today. they are charged as adults even though they were 16 at the time. their lawyers want that changed sienna johnson takes her turn to face the judge today... her friend, brooke higgins was in court earlier this week. prosecutors say the two tried to get weapons to carry

as well. this is something we will be tracking for quite some time with effects as it passes through these areas. the aftermath could mean some results for uss well. these are potential tracks. at this point way too spread apart a week out. friday into saturday we may see some of this tropical moisture effect our area with chances of rain as well. we have included potential for showers in the forecast. i want to take a closer look at the ten day at 10. more in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> happening today, montgomery county offering free flu shots. a vaccination clinic at abington junior high school. they recommend everyone get a flu shot. they hold clinics through beginning of november. >>> an iconic cheesesteak shop celebrates a milestone. geno's is having a 50th anniversary celebration. eagles defensive end fletcher cox among celebrities scheduled to take part in festivities. >>> 5:42. still ahead, tour of the gridirons for the best high school football action. it is the high school blitz when we come back. >>> they're aware of people dressing as clowns, hanging around schools. the department determined no threats were made toward the

for both n-f-l use.. as well as u-n-l-v.... "i think we have a few raiders fans here, right?" the alumni center on unlv's campus was jam packed with raider fans and "i think we have a few raiders fans here, right?" the alumni center on unlv's campus was jam packed with raider fans and labor union workers to see governor brian sandoval sign a bill that could bring the oakland raiders to las vegas. "the opportunity for all of you, to get to work and build a monument for this valley, which will live on for many years to come, look forward to working with you all." governor sandoval says with the the bills put into law las vegas will see an annual 1.5 billion dollar economic impact. bringing in more than a million more annual visitors and book 1.8 million annual room nights. "we'll be fortifying our community and cementing our position as the number one tourist and hospitality destination on planet earth." and that destination is where raiders owner mark davis will see his team end up. davis tells me team will play here in the fall of 2019. "we believe if we stay in oakland for th

. >> and cecilia vega with us live, as well, tonight. and cecilia, we heard at the top, president obama's half brother could be there tonight. sarah palin planning on being own guests? >> reporter: they sure are, david. mark cuban, reality tv star, of course, donald trump's billionaire nemesis. he was in the front row at the very first debate. also tonight, meg whitman, hewlett-packard ceo. she is a prominent republican supporter of hillary clinton, david, clinton's team really trying to get under trump's skin with these invitations. >> cecilia vega live in nevada for us, as well. and a list of new national polls showing hillary clinton increasing her lead after the first two debate her tonight, could clinton now be within striking distance in states that have not gone republican for years? let's get right to jon karl. he's in the spin room tonight, with the states we're talking about. jon? >> reporter: david, for donald trump tonight, the stakes couldn't be any higher. if he doesn't turn things around, he is on the verge of not just los

you just have to work at it and go for it, obviously, it is important for us, as well as anybody else, to find a hobby, or something of interest which will help us as well, obviously, and the viewer, anything that gets them creating hopefully will give a pleasure someone who sees the artwork. >> and you mentioned physicians from all around the world. similar groups in the past come from all over the world. and which is typical in medicine n cleveland and across this country. i am italian, but we have doctors from south america, india, from all over the country and the world, really. and it is more than 10 countries are representing this really small group. physicians coming from all different backgrounds, you know, internal medicine, heart surgeons. pulmonary doctors, you name it, and different areas, people in private practice, people in the hospital based medicine, or academics. but the common interest now is producing art that hopefully the public will enjoy seeing and hopefully owning. >> okay, quickly, but tell us again, dates and times. >> yes, the first opening was yesterday. t

it is a difficult progression with a lot of car bombs being used, as well as shelling from the islamic state position. it is true that they are a lot closer to the city on this side the eastern front, than they are from the south. claire: what is the latest your hearing on the humanitarian front? james: as far as the humanitarian front is concerned there are great worries about the liberation of mosul itself. the military cannot just go into a city that is still home to roughly one million inhabitants with heavy weaponry. it is very difficult, necessary to make sure that these civilians are indeed safe when this attack takes place. we did drive past a couple refugee camps as we were coming this way. there were already some people in one of them. i can also tell you that in the villages, we did witness the iraqi military trying to find out if there was still people from the islamic state organization in these villages. we saw them speak to the residents, compare their idea -- compare their id with lists they had from an iraqi intelligence and all skiing -- and also asking as a group who

meteorologist marty coniglio joins us as well. marty- those minutes of pointing fingers and accusations - the debate was, whatal most expected it to be. hillary clinton and donald trump took their final fight to las vegas wednesday night. they fought on many issues -- but did agree on one... the election is being manipulated. they just had different thoughts on who was doing the manipulating. trump claims the election is rigged against him -- and he refused to say if he would accept the election results in november. trump said he'll wait to decide in suspense.' he pointed out three things he said shows election rigging -- millions of voters who shouldn't be voting, clinton being quote 'crooked,' and the media. hillary clinton only because it isn't going his way. but she did say someone is having a hand in the election who shouldn't -- russian president vladimir putin. clinton blamed russian hacking for the wikileaks emails -- and called trump a quote 'puppet' of putin. trump responded by sayin he also said he doesn't know putin an

but they did, they did teach us as well as they could.learn how to do the guns, how to ride horses. but they were very careful. they didn't want to injure any of the actors. >> trevor: it is complex, very top shelf but what is really bifl in westworld, it is a commentary on society. everyone has thee depraved feelings. everyone wants to, you know, have these things come to freuician. people want to kill other people. people want to be involved in crimes, it's an interesting world, is that why you chose to be part of the show. >> it was a movie in the '70s, but at an hour and a half, you know, you can't really delve into the interesting sort of feelings that the show-- we get to take sort of a more novelistic approach. but it says so much about who we become when no one is looking or when there are no repercussions or consequences. >> and you get people who go to the park and they just become savage murderers. and sexual sickos. so it says a lot about who we are when we-- when, again, like no consequences. but so yeah, and it's also like t

marty is with us as well. those ski resorts are going to need a few cool days. that is not today. >> not this weekend.

mark cuban is joining us as well and boy, is he fired up on efg from wells fargo to the election. sung's fiery phone mess. mr. maverick joins us as well as a big "power lunch" starts right

east of us as well. but we put the futurecast into motion, and you'll see some clouds. you'll see some moisture as we head into the weekend here. and you can see that moisture just kind of gathering around. there will be a little chance of rain here in the valley. 90 degrees on the high today, the same in goodyear, the same in glendale. we had 88 in chandler. other numbers were 65 up in flagstaff, 89 at gila bend, 66 today at show low. this is your day, 90 on the normal high and low. record high, 105, record low at 46. here's what we are forecasting for tomorrow. we'll be in the mid and upper 90s around the valley. 65 for tomorrow morning, 94 tomorrow afternoon, and we are going to hang with those 90s for a little bit. we'll be a little bit, just a few degrees over the norm of 93 a couple of times during that period. watch your kids around water. thank you. of course we know stats are really important in sports, but of course we know stats are really important in sports, but up next the suns hey guys. i called you all in because i just had an idea. of course we know stat

anchor: for us as well, thunderstorms to the west. i will keep a close eye on these. taking you back to florida. where we continue to keep a close eye on hurricane matthew, about 7:00 in the morning tomorrow. dicky: >> guillermo:. >> jimmy: >> jimmy:. it's ?jimmy kimmel l? tonight, martin lawrence from ?westworld?, luke hemsworth this week in unnecessary censorship and music from gary clark jr. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you. >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

. >> we think technology will help us as well. >> reporter: june 30, that should be in place. those dealing with the bills are planning a peaceful protest at 8 am tomorrow morning. that will be held at city hall. they will be at the next meeting at city hall next tuesday. the 12 news team will stay on top of this. for now, we are light in the alert center, trisha hendricks , 12 news. >> what is going on in your neighborhood? email us your concerns. >>> was taken alive look right look outside. joining us now, here is matt pace. when is the heat going to end? >> that is what everyone is asking. you set your pumpkin outside and it melts, literally, two hours. tomorrow, it will be dropping down to the 80s. it will start off nicely, 75 degrees, warming up 287 degrees. that is actually still above we are out of those 90s, we will take, going back to thursday, we set the latest 100 degree temperature on record. yes, today, it marks the 26th in a row with a temperature higher than 90 degrees. i was a coming up in just a little bit, how long we will stay below that 90 degrees mark. >>>

we've got rain on the way for us as well. it's going to start late tonight and work into the area for tomorrow. be prepared for another wet commute tomorrow. and then point for rain showers to last throughout the afternoon as well. y' about 8 above normal. partly sunny skies so a mix of sun and clouds. tonight clouds build in. rain showers late. more showers expected throughout the day on friday. breezy conditions depositing as well. the high tomorrow 78. temperatures stay in the low 80's for the weekend. looks to be dry. breezy conditions developing sunday. monday perfect. >> kim: a pilot in south dakota has been grounded after police say he tried to fly while intoxicated. it was the 8:30 in the morning delta connector flight operated by sky west. that plane was delayed at the gate after a t.s.a. officer smelled alcohol on the first officer's breath. within minutes he was taken into custody. his blood alcohol limit was ab he's been removed from flying duties during this investigation. >> dana: a local woman facing a life or d

it's important for us, as well, that, you know, not only in our workplace but in the dealerships, in our supplier base, that's america. why do you think it is that not only one of the cars purchased in the dullhood we the first car? >> reliability and durability. often the first car isn't necessarily a first car. it is oftentimes a used car and they have great value. they have great styling. they drive well. and they last for a long, long time. the average car on the road today for us is almost 15 years old. >> you mentioned the marketing message. now, how does toyota differ in theirsa versus the other car companies? >> i think part of it is we want to be very authentic and to do that we have multicultural agencies and we work to come up with executions of advertising. >> okay. >> not necessarily just for multicultural markets. a lot of the work that they do, the great work that they do, we actually run in general markets. so i mean, there's brand advertising. we talk about the purchase fund. people are interested in the overall toyota brand. that they can trust us. that it can be th

the field house would be open to the public to use as well. is in play for the republican nominee. alberta darling tells mike gousha that there is one part of the state that has been slow to warm up to trump. >> i think that when push comes to shove, when people think about the november 8 dates, they will vote for 12. >> how trump can appeal to voters after the groping allegations. after upfront, stay tuned for george stephanopoulos. this week, is the american dream debt for working class americans? the role the economy will play in the presidential election. joyce: new tonight at 10:00, 10 cases of hand-foot&mouth disease at a local high school. the action school officials are now taking and the warning for parents. much time in front of a screen? the nation's top pediatricians weigh in. how much screen time is right for your children. that's tonight on wisn 12 news at 10:00. >> this company plans to build a new headquarters. the currently empty plot of land needed to be rezoned to build office buildings and parking structures. they are the latest business to mo we are getting mor

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still active weather off to the north of us as well. we look at what we're looking at here that, of danger. the red-flag warnings for windy conditions and for dryness in that area. also, there is a wind advisory throughout the very same area for the same amount of time. you can see, it is windy out there. 26 miles an hour at winslow. 24 at globe. 18 at the grand canyon. these are your highs on the day today. 90 degrees in glendale. 88 in scottsdale. 65 in flagstaff. 91 at yuma. 86 at lake havasu. 83 in winslow with 89 down in nogales. through the night, we will see the temperatures drop off nicely back into the 60's for you. very clse to the mid 60's is where we will be going. last night about there. 90 degrees on the high today. 88 and 64 would be your normal high and low. there is your record high at 23 -- 103. 92 degrees for tomorrow. we add a couple of degrees to it. 92's, 93's throughout the valley. 91's mixed in there. 772 forecast in sedona. 76 in prescott. 93 at gila bend. 87 in safford. looking across the country, well, you can

buckeyeet me extend a welcome to the ohioans joining us as well as profound things to many dear individualsks of life whose us to this moment. considered one of america's greatest inventors, the life and of thomas edison lives large among us today. areon believed what you will show in what you do. edison was the youngest of seven children. he was born in a small brick a white picket fence in mylan, ohio. a small town then, and still today, in northern ohio that i have had the privilege of my earlying during service. edison's early life was not the story book character you might envision. edison faced early hardships, many of them. his teacher said, and i quote, too stupid to learn anything. a hearinge had problem resulting from a out about with scarlet fever. thus, he was largely home mother, nancy. his firstfailed college entrance exam and became self-taught. hisr, edison was fired from first two jobs for being non-productive. yet, this genius of a human to achieve 1,093 patents to his name. 1,093. edison once observed, missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like

most of this rain will miss us as well heading up into pennsylvania and new york state and another spot seeing a lot of drought. so good news for them. but at the same time we will be watching this system, a fish hook looking thing here around the bahamas as it might become a tropical storm otto. that will help produce the rain for us tomorrow. and so it is kind of a great relationship between all these systems over the next 24 hours. as for tonight, there are some clouds with a little bit of fog and drizzle holding tomorrow, some areas of the light drizzle and the showers are possible during the morning first half of the day. best chance for some heavier showers and those downpours is going to be from the mid- afternoon into the evening as you'll see those moving up across some of the tropical moisture that will be tied to what might become ott ox. the best chance for seeing these elements will be across eastern massachusetts getting into central and western mass not as likely, very isolated in than half an inch with some rainfall, but not really drought denting. showers will continue

eventually it may have impact on us as well. >> it's too early to call but too close to call at this point. for jamaica, haiti and cuba, the next to days are going to be significantly impactful, for us, being impacted by clouds. clouds, fog, rain and more clouds. we're going to start to change things up. we head into the week ahead with sun tomorrow. sunshine is going to make its way to the surface. i know we all need a put boost spirit-wise being stuck under this cloud cover for a period of days. since mid week last week, we will bring back the cloud cover a bit as back door cold front moves into the delaware valley as we head into tuesday and part wednesday i'll have the latest on matthew coming up in a minute. above average in philadelphia. topped at 67 about five above average. poconos topping in the 50's. we made it into the 70's parts of delaware and parts of southern new jersey. temperatures still generally in the 60's. 63 in millville. haven't budged much in philadelphia. 64 degrees. currently 60 in allentown and overnight tonight temperatures will be held pretty stable by th

with the highs, only in the upper 40s with a chilly breeze for us as well. we will get to more details in the extended forecast in just a few minutes. >>> we are following more news today, a tour takes a deadly turn in california when a bus smashes into the back of a truck. 13 people are dead tonight. at least 30 others are injured. nbc's dan shadow man has more. >> reporter: first responders began to arrive at the scon local time. they found the front of the passenger bus smashed into a semitruck trailer. >> man: the speed of the bus was so significant that when it hit the back of the big rig, the trailer, the trailer itself entered about 15 feet into the bus, so, you can see that it was just a substantial impact. several dead, at least 30 injured and transported to local hospitals. rescuers spent hours searching >> man: animals 35 years, i've never been to a crash there have been 13 confirmed fatal accidents, so it is tough, tough for all of us. >> the bus, operated by u.s. based us holiday was among one of the operators among the fatalities. it was travel

chris gasper will join us as well. and maria stefanos has a very moving story. a lot of people up and asking about bob halloran, how he is doing. do not miss this. can't wait to see it. and bob is doing great, by the way. great, great, great. maria: yes, he is. and i love the pink -- all coverage of the second maria: the canceled the red sox game -- not canceled them. postponed it. i thought, what was the last time we had a ray not and then i realized we have not really had any rain. mike w: today will be the rain yesterday of the entire you're got it. it's all going right into the ground. the next chance for rain is not until thursday. we won the temperature up slowly , of near 70 degrees. we get several days to dry out. it's a good thing we got the ring today. maria: nichole this was sunshine. ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. with plans starting as low as $0, you'll have zero things stopping you from really doing what you love. so call now to learn more about our plans tha

otherwise, doppler radar picking up on lots of cells just to the north of us, as well.give yourself a little extra time. we have severe weather. though the national weather service does not have the severe thunderstorm warning in effect any longer. otherwise, wider perspective here, notice pottstown, lightning strikes, as well. center city, strong storms for you. hour by hour, at 6:0 p.m0 p.m., getting things going. around midnight, everything improves and looks better. ten day on 10 looks like this. drier for tomorrow, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. tuesday, we're seeing 63 at the expected high temperature. low 70s on wednesday and thursday. it looks like we will see showers on thursday and friday. cooler temperatures saturday and sunday. a mix of sun and clouds. you can always follow us on facebook and on twitter at nbcphiladelphia for more updates. here's sports. >>> thank you,er erika. we get you set for a showdown between the eagles and cowboys. carson wentz first night under the sunday lights. find out what he's learned about the rivalry with the cowboys and eag

there will be more rain in their forecast, and for us as well. i will talk about that, coming up in weatherwatch 12. kathy: thank you, mark. a taste of the olympics came through milwaukee tonight. joyce: some of the top gymnasts performed at the bmo harris gold medal winners simone biles, laurie hernandez and aly raisman were part of the show. also, local gymnast marvin kimble was there. he is from milwaukee and fell short of qualifying for the olympic team. kathy: that's wonderful. students at a wisconsin college are urged to get a vaccine. joyce: the illness popping up on campus, and what the vaccine is going to cost students. kathy: changes to passport rules. the thing you'll need to ditch the next time you have a passport photo taken. >> i am grace. stay tuned. operation football. joyce: nicely done, grace and kathy: republican presidential nominee donald trump is still coming to wisconsin on monday. but he won't be in west allis as previously reported. joyce: he will still go to green bay monday afternoon. and today trump had a private meeti

turn, her comes inside and helps us as well. >> just got to step up and take that i mean, been preparing for this. but at the same time, you know, you hate seeing players go down. >> don't kid yourself. i'm well aware how the defensive line is. you know, the old saying, next man up. >> clinton mcdonald. had his best game of the year. and i also felt like will had his best game of the year. somebody needs to rise up and i thought those two guys did that. the. >> reporter: the secondary the -- certainly had the receivers to get that done. and there continues to be inconsistent i at safety position. >> those guys, we have high expectations for everybody and, you know, bradley probably played a little bit bern he has been playing. >> we'll see what happens on monday. instead of making their way down to sun rise for a game with the panthers tomorrow. light i think in will be headed home. hurricane leaves the boys with only one more presan game left saturday at high noon against the predators. >>> this is an emotional week for the miami football team. they play host to fsu and try to keep thei

some of the white stuff has already fallen close to us as well. this was the scene in high elevations of snow shoe west virginia. remember, we're still in october. this resort usually opens for this was the scene in western maryland and tucker county, west virginia. snow falling in the high elevations there. the photo coming to us from dave lesher on our finish page. >> we have a week of october. i remember it was 2011 when we got a snow fall in october. snow-tober. >> it can happen even here in the metro area. the photo had almost 200,000 views there is some interest. there is certainly some interest in our first snow of the season out there. not here. we had the gusty winds yesterday. now they have diminished and these are the days of our autumn dreams. look at the color now. we're seeing nice color here locally. interest that is the live have from the tower camera on the urban forest of northwest washington and off in the distance is montgomery county where we are getting some nice color showing up. now, that red zone on our peak way down into

of the video into say that he can explain this review was reading witness testimony on hi i-pad using as well for more w. or the analysis for the analysis of my phone. not only will i do that but there are times that i am looking through the senate e-mails. the time that you were down there for example i was getting a lot of e-mails a on my recent e-mail on a particular issue.re >> is any different with you. this professor, testified about truancy. getting too distracted from understand have a lot of things they try to attendnd to the sam time i wanted to recognize the importance of passage of a bell, some of the spotlight itemso ar going to dictate the future of our children, can you say that your giving taxpayers monies were? back to the birthday cards. >> rivet heads are ways to approach the work that we do bu i'm confident that i gather the information on facebook or texting when you would least expect it, ed gallek, we took a close look at what cleveland city council member is due during meetings, that reportrt city council coming up soon. >> you mentioned changes might be coming as a re

as well as the unlawful possession and use of a weapon. these charges specifically stem from that shootout that started when a bar owner found rahami sleeping near his bar doorway. he fired at five officers. one officer was shot in the vest, another had his head grazed by a bullet. he faces near lay dozen federal charging in new york and new jersey and hat yet to appear in court for either. it includes the use of a weapon, and they say the citizen built two pressure koomer bo ee eer - booms, and another one along a marine charity race, and a fourth bomb found on a train nation elizabeth, new jersey. rahami is someone that admired terrorists. if convicted, forecast and state charges, he faces a maximum of life in prison, no death penalty. melissa? >> thank you for that. >> let's bring in our legal panel for more on this one. robert shock is a former prosecutor. former chief investigator for the city of new york, and the director at defenduniversity.com. thank you for being here. bob, do we know -- she just nodding in this testimony, we're w

r bloomberg reporter who wrote the story is with us as well as my guest host for the hour, john lillyf greylock. what happened? guest: just after square had --e public, we got a little nothing came together. maybe 100ore, million. emily: i had a former coo of square. he does not hesitate to share opinions. why did square by caviar, he said i'm not going to answer that. guest: it never made a ton of sense to me but i'm sure it made sense to somebody. emily: as far as you know, they are still trying to sell it? the actual talks are behind them. i imagine there's always a price. i can't speak for them, but that would make my -- the talk seems to be behind them if nothing came together. emily: you guys are in sprague, another food delivery company, and i'm curious -- there's a lot of companies trying to do this. is this a good business to be in? not all of these companies have the same model. it's very different from caviar. to get efficiencies, they vertically integrate. can the economics work? john: we think so, otherwise they would not have invested -- we would not have invested with t

for both n-f-l use.. as well as u-n-l-v.... "i think we have a few raiders fans here, right?" the alumni center on unlv's campus was jam packed with raider fans and labor union workers to see governor brian sandoval sign a bill that could bring the oakland raiders to las vegas. "the opportunity get to work and build a monument for this valley, which will live on for many years to come, ." governor sandoval says with the the bills put into law las vegas will see an annual 1.5 billion dollar economic impact. bringing in more than a million more annual visitors and book 1.8 million annual room nights. "we'll be fortifying our community and cementing our position as the number one tourist and hospitality destination on planet earth." and that destination is owner mark davis will see his team end up. davis tells me pending the nfl owners approval team will play here in the fall of 2019. "we believe if we stay in oakland for the next two seasons after this one it gives the families of all the players a chance to acclimate, find places to live and doesn't disrupt the family functions

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it will require contribution from us as well to regain momentum term versus. >> we saw a potential of bp candidates, a potential cy young candidate on the team. we are a really good ball club, some they need to put added stress or pressure on one game because of what could happen. >> and it is up to clay buckles to now walk the season. >> we strike out williams for the second time, and he does. >> it is obviously key in allowing us to play to our capabilities. >> justin predicted playboy goals would be on the mound for the red sox in the biggest game of the year, and here he is, a must win game three against cleveland later today. reporting in the newsroom, 7news today in new england. >> fingers crossed on that. and today in new england, a in the middle of a hurricane. in the middle of a hurricane. and a live look outside it's a great view from the top. just ask chris sununu. chris inherited a famous name and was given the top job at his family's resort, where, over the years, chris cut jobs and cut employees' hours to avoid giving them health insurance. so it's no surprise chris oppo

share your pictures with us as well on social media using the >>> coming up at 6:00. >> this is devastating to see. >> a kitten is on the road to recovery after surviving a situation that even shocked longtime animal rescue volunteers. also from 7 on your side the important credit changes today that could make it easier for people to buy a home, and if you thought plastic bag bans were in the bag in california, guess again. we examine two ballot initiatives and an industry refusing to give up. that's coming up in half an hour on the news at 6:00. dan, kristen. >> thanks a lot. see you then. >> okay. if you're trick-or-treating in the bay-year this halloween it's likely you'll run into a few people dressed with comic book villain harley quinn. >> a survey of popular costumes find the character that appeared in the suicide squad movie as this year's favorite across much. area. other bay area picks are the joker, any other superhero, a witch and wonder woman. >> an online survey found life savers were the most popular treatment. >> and candy corn was the biggest winner, including in oregon. ne

up to our north as we zoom on into the denver area, a little bit of rain for us as well areas but once you had north there will be a little bit more rain out there right now. taking a look at futurecast, some of this doesn't stick around overnight but we'll start to clear, drizzle overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning. also some fog to start out your day and we're looking at those clouds to slowly clear a bit more. we're going to talk abt cooler temperatures tomorrow in a moment. and then how long that will last. back to you. >>> tonight we are also finding out more about the man who caused a deadly in a lake at city park. jeff todd has been covering this story since it broke. that man is talking only to cbs4. >> reporter: karen, he says he was probably driving about 90 miles an hour down this road. the speed limit around here is just 35 miles an hour. investigator told me last night this was a bad one. some evidence, a headlight in the side of the road tonight as the cars on this road started bouncing around like balls on a billiards table. >> i was on the interstate. a car cam