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us. we're going to attack us, i'm not going to wait to get hit before i hit back.art seeing movement coming from this direction. through the vision goggles. the caveat here is this house, kids in here that would come and pester us every once in a while. i don't want to shoot somebody that doesn't have it coming to them and definitely don't want to shoot a child. they were just starting to move up on us and db says i got movement. >> are you glazing them? zpl oh, yeah, i've got my laser and i am laziing targets. people i see, on the radio, said you see what i'm saying? >> now, can they see it? >> no, only the night people. >> at this point, when they're moving up, in my mind, they're getting ready. we're going to engage them, just let them get as close as possible and take them out. first thing they fire, rpg and it went flying over the compound. db's head. >> bringing a water to, i got right about here about the corner. so, it goes off. >> to me, it was just, okay, it's on and just started fighting. started lighting them up. just shooting targets. >> fire fight sta

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going to transition our way. we will stay dry another day as we head into the second half of your weekend. it's going to be a cool weekend for us our temperatures are slowly going to start to recover back closer to average as we head into tomorrow. monday, we actually go above the average, which is 69 degrees for this time of year. as we head into tomorrow, sunday at 1:00 p.m., here's your eagles forecast. kickoff right around 1:00 p.m. 64 degrees. still on the cool side. cool for tailgating. by the fourth quarter, temperatures warm up a little bit, up to about 67. tomorrow's high will get pretty close to 70 degrees throughout philadelphia. cold and clear tonight. we drop down to 44 for philadelphia. 38 degrees to the north and west. even cooler than than in the poconos, with the frost advisory in effect until at least 9:00 a.m. sunny and cool tomorrow for us. temperatures push back closer to 70 degrees. your seven-day forecast shows we stay nice and dry sunday and monday, but take a look at tuesday. that's when we'll see our next chance of showers. next week we stay cool. temperatures hover right around average. we stay dry af

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to about 65. so a cold front's going to help us out with that. we are going to see temperatures drooping almost 15 degrees. quiet conditions tonight and for the start of friday. things start to get interesting with this weather disturbance that's going to move through the great lakes, head our way as we move through the day on friday. then as you head home from work closer to 4:00 p.m., that's when we start to see more rainfall moving in. first in the poconos stretching down into allentown, reading, and then it will move through philadelphia closer to 7:00, 8:00. closer to the shore around 9:00 p.m. then we'll start to see moisture move offshore, everything starts to clear up, dry out. that's going to set us up for a nice weekend saturday and sunday, both dry, lots of sunshine. we're going to see caller temperatures as a cold front moves through after the rain. a closer look at how much rainfall we expect to get, not a lot. the most we're seeing is in atlantic city, close to 1 inch. philadelphia, .5 inches of rain. .33 inches for reading. tonight

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08:23:00 "we want them to see us, and be comfortable coming to us and talking to us and asking for assistance if they need or just be willing to talk about how their day is going." we did reach out to university of iowa professor kembrew mcleod , who produced the song. but he did not respond to our phone calls. live in the newsroom, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9. waterloo police are investigating an attack on a recreational trail near cedar bend park. a woman told police a man pulled the hood of her sweatshirt over her eyes and than pulled her off the trail yesterday afternoon. police say the man tried to sexually assault her, but she got away. police are trying to find out if this is the same man who attacked a woman in july. in that case a woman said a man in his 20s dragged her off the trail inside george wyth park and sexually assaulted her. people found her unconscious in a wooded area. police have not made any arrests for that attack. meteorologist joe winters joins us now. joe, we have a more brighter day tomorrow? after a string of cloudy and cooler days there is better news ahead. we do however have to wait until the end of the weekend to see most of it. o

going to wait until they fire on you? >> wait until we see action from them that specifies them being attacking us or going to attack us. mean, i'm not going to wait to get hit before i hit back. we start seeing movement coming from this direction through the night vision goingeggles. >> the caveat is this house had kids in there that would come and pester us. i don't twan to open fire. i definitely don't want to shoot a child. they were starting to move up on us. d.b. says hey i've got movement. >> are you laysing them. >> oh, yeah i've got my laser and i'm laysing targets and guys. i'm pigging out targets and people i see and i get on the radio with oz and tig, are you seeing what i'm seeing. >> now, could they see it? >> no. only with night vision. >> at this point, woo in my mind we are going to engage them. we are going to let them get as close as possible and take them out. the first thing they fired was an rpg. and it went flying over the compound. >> came over myself and d.b.'s head. >> i was bringing water over to oz. i got about right here, about the corner of the gym when a gelatina -- >> it is a huge flash ba

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so it's not going to hit us, right? >> not going to hit us. we're fine. if it was going to come toward us and we knew years ago, they would have had a big fan to blow it off course. >> this would be our final newscast. let's get jeff in here to save us. >> clear skies, as we mentioned earlier. so if you're curious about seeing that, it's going to be great here tonight. you can see in the sky camera network, after warm weather today, slowly beginning to drop off. now in the south bay, 81 degrees. you'll see that blue sky, 10 mile and plus visibility from the weather underground camera here across mt. hamilton. winds out of the northwest at 13. still holding on to 85 in the east bay. certainly above average there. also san francisco with some warm low 70s. let's take you into tomorrow morning's forecast. we know halloween on a saturday, any time it's on the weekend, it's a big event for the little ones and for the adults. as you start off your saturday forecast, on the chilly side. mostly clear beginning with cool, crisp air. down to 49 in the north bay, eas

>> you want to see what happened at my house yesterday? >> show us. >> we're goingshow you right now what happened at my house yesterday. look at that. that's my driveway. >> oh, oh? >> and that's a tree? >> that's a tree. it is a pretty big tree t came down yesterday. >> was it that withiny? >> apparently was just winnie enough. and i think maybe because it was dry, dry, dry, and then we got all of that rain it, loose ends, i mean, came out from the roots. >> so we know what bill is he doing today? >> vroome! >> chain saw! luckily, no human, no cars, no rufus, nobody harmed. it just kind of is laying there across the driveway. so if you are going have a tree fall, that's the way you want it, not to hurt anybody. but the reason i show you this is get your trees, you know, when the tree guy comes out, i'll have him look at the other treason our property to make sure that there is nothing else vulnerable. >> specially with joaquin headed our way. >> exactly. and that is a perfect segway into what we will talk about right now. this storm has strength ends a lot. it is

miles per hour sustained gusting to 23 in boston, 30 in plymouth and 31 in chatham and going to be breezy day all around and showers also going to continue to impact us here and showers continuing to lift northward through noon time today, they stay pretty patchy into the afternoon and steadiest rain falling over southeastern massachusetts as we go and even into the friday night you will have to plan around the showers all of these 50s though barely warm-up and over the weekend i have more rain and cape and islands forecast here with temps in the upper 50s tomorrow lower 60s on sunday but sunday dryer day and then going northward you could see forecast not quite as wet, still plan on scattered showers for your saturday and sunday sun starts to come back out and warm up keeping close eye on joaquin tuesday and wednesday thursday highs up near 70 with more sunshine. back to you guys. >> all right, shiri, the pope comes face-to-face with a controversial figure. coming up what the vatican is saying new this morning about the when the pope met with the kentucky clerk who went to jail for refusing to allow same-sex marriage. job as everyone is saying, "hey

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