even before there was ray and kip enron there was joe weber and joe weber was like the shackleton. almost the first. he was-- he had some of the original ideas which was the predecessor to the laser, but not part of the nobel prize-winning team for the laser. he had other ideas considered to be-- he sort of missed and hit this idea to measure he believed they were ringing all the time and so he claimed discovery of ripples. >> this is while everyone is partying in woodstock in 1969 and joe weber's attic obscure conference at what could be the biggest scientific discovery of that era. >> absolutely and he is saying i'm measuring ripples. this is not a telescope. it's more like a fork that's ringing to the oscillations of space-time is some, so recording device and he becomes the most famous scientist at the time. for about two years they start building them in scotland and japan in the even put some of joe's instruments on the moon and suddenly in moscow and suddenly the skies are quiet for everyone and is so after about two years the entire community turns against him and it's a ve

(odeth weber, dubuque) "went up to the desk. the lady behind the desk proceeded to tell me, are you sure you're allowed to vote? and i was a little dumbfounded, and said well, yes, couldn't believe she would say that." (brad hanson, @bhansonkwwl) "dubuque county auditor denise dolan was saddened and surprised to hear about this incident. that's because they conduct training with everyone who works at poll sites specifically to avoid situations just like this one." (denise dolan, dubuque county auditor) "i'm shocked and extremely disappointed. i guess i thought more of my election officials, and that something would happen with despite the bad experience, weber says it won't keep her from voting in the future. "i think it's our civic duty. we have to do, regardless of people's opinions behind the tables are." dolan also reached out to one of her election officials at the polling site. saying quote "i cannot imagine any of us working the precint would have used the word exotic nor even commenting on anyone's apperance." end quote.

yeah, weber shot one of them off of the dam. the dogs run the other into a tool shed on the old d&o spur behind the arroyo. we set the shed afire and burnt it down with him in it. you ain't got but one, then.n. benson: i just told you-- i know what you told me. i still say you ain't got but one. the other one's up at the hospital. what are you talking about? superman caught him as he fell off the dam. took him to the hospital with a bullet in his chest. weber, you and eddie round up the boys. sheriff: what are you figuring on doing, luke? i'm figuring on getting that critter and stringing him up. you ain't stringing nothing up in this town, luke, unless it's a slab of bacon. who's gonna stop me? won't need anybody to stop you because you ain't even commencing. put the bracelets on him, jim. stay where you are! r it. [???] come on, jim! i don't think those two can stop benson and his mob. we'd better get to the hospital and warn kent. good idea! that man in the costume-- superman. well, he had no right to bring that monstrosity i

like samantha weber and her fellow culinary classmates from matc. "not only feel good about yourself but it makes you connected to the people." bunzel and her family. "the turkey and potato, stuffing is all there.." and volunteers like bill weber. and the many officers from district five. "right from the get-go they wanted to help." giving up a few hour to do this "we don't know if they are going to have one on thursday. so if we can bring this to them i feel better about things." because when you think about it "it's just been overwhelming." serving others feeds us all.. in milwaukee, jonathon gregg, fox6 road test against washington tonight. i f they're going to snap that 3 game losing streak, the men on defense are going to have to get to the quarterback. tim and pip bring you a pre-game blitz--next in sports. lift off at cape canaveral-- a new satellite is sent into orbit. what it will be doing high above first it was gift certificates. then gift cards... now, it's wisconsin lottery's $15 holiday scratch game, unwrap the cash. put a bunch of us

weber wanted to honor our korean war dead. in the early 90's, he was on the team that helped create the memorial. it opened in 1995, but something was always have a wall of remembrance included in the memorial in the original design. at that point in time, there was a tremendous controversy about the vietnam wall. because the soldiers who served in vietnam and survived felt the memorial didn't honor their service. it only honored the services of those who fell in battle." but slowly, opinions changed. weber and others spent years petitioning congress to make a wall of remembrance joined house speaker paul ryan as he signed a bill authorizing the wall. president obama made it law shortly after. "the wall will be built here - on the back edge of the memorial. while we know where it will be, we still don't yet know what materials will be used or what the design will be." "we're looking at least $25-30 million to build this through the design concepts, the architect. we still need to hire an architect, we still need funds to hire

wind: n worker are remembering the life of a young woman. 26-year-old samantha weber died in the summer kcrg tv9's jordee kalk shows us what her colleagues are doing, in this week's show you care spotlight. samantha weber had a lasting impression on everyone she met. 59:00, "sam is a very loud crazy personality." her coworkers were used to her outspoken behavior. except for one area: 54:06, "the one thing that stood out to us, which we thought was crazy was her love of snow, as soon as october hit she was ready for snow to fly."so this october staff at unity point and allen hospitals collected caps in her honor. they called it the sam tree we went with a tree that looks like fall , the leaves had fallen but the hats and mittens had taken it place." the 26-year-old died in july from injuries in a car crash. but co-workers want to make sure her presence is always at the hospital. 59:48, "you know patients that sometimes people would struggle to make connections with she was really good with that." last month, the hospital gathered more than 150 hats. many of those hats will go to george w

the hearts of a group who lost someone keeping her spirit alive this winter. 26-year-old samantha weber died in the summer after being hurt in what her colleagues are doing, in this week's show you care spotlight. samantha weber had a lasting impression on everyone she met. 59:00, "sam is a very loud crazy personality." her coworkers 54:06, "the one thing that stood out to us, which we thought was crazy was her love of snow, as soon as october hit she was ready for snow to fly."so this october staff at unity point and allen hospitals collected caps in her honor. they called it the sam tree. 56:33, "rather than a christmas tree we went with a tree that looks like fall , the leaves had fallen but the hats and mittens had take july from injuries in a car crash. but co-workers want to make sure her presence is always at the hospital. 59:48, "you know patients that sometimes people would struggle to make connections with she was really good skies. a cold front will start to impact our weather on monday, but only in the form of slowly increasing clouds. there is only a small chance for a show

now led by scott weber, the band stands tall with 100 members. excitement for the band has risen this year with the news they'd be marching in the chicago thanskgiving day parade. this is the first time a band from mount vernon high school has had this watching them grow and work together to make this performance successful has been really exciting.senior drum major chelsea wallace has been in band since 6th grade.i've grown up with this program and the program has kinda grown up with me so its been incredible to see how far we've come. mr. weber broke the news about the parade at a moment the band would least expect it.we didn't tell the kids until halftime.normally they announce us over the intercom, but right before we went on they said we have a special announcement. "we have a special announcement not even the marching mustangs know about!and we all kind of stood there like whats going on. and then they announced it right there in front of everyone. the marching mustangs will perform in the chicago thanksgiving day parade! there was a lot of

hey, jim weber. >>jennifer: we're off to a mild

they were at the august weber house. banas made them drinks. of what happened next. banas says none of it is true. 12:16:36meg 'its very hard to believe that all of these women would come forward with a made-up story.' banas 'i agree, i think some of it was to cover some of their own lies. whether it be you know their husbands or boyfriends or how much they drank, but i think- there were never any charges. i think that speaks for itself. while i understand the truly did something wrong there would have been some charges.' meg 'how can all of these people be saying kind of the same thing? are they all wrong?' banas 'they are, but i think it is important to remember that only one person claims anything physical ever happened- none of these other- as far as i am aware- anybody else has ever said - anything sexual women we interviewed say they believe they were sexually assaulted. "my belt was on the floor, my fly was down on my jeans, i dont go to bed like that.'one of them says banas took photos of her. she was approached by two strangers at a bar who said they had see

scott weber, the band stands tall with 100 members. excitement for the band has risen this year with the news they'd be marching in the chicago thanskgiving day parade. this is the first time a band from mount vernon high school has had this honor. watching them grow and work together to make this performance successful has been really exciting.senior drum major grade.i've grown up with this program and the program has kinda grown up with me so its been incredible to see how far we've come. mr. weber broke the news about the parade at a moment the band would least expect it.we didn't tell the kids until they were on the field at halftime.normally they announce us over the intercom, but right before we went on they said we have a special announcement. "we have a special announcement not even the announcement special "we have a announcement.have a special they said we we went on right before intercom, but over the announce us normally they hati announce us over the intercom, but right before we went on they said we have a special announc

. >>> michael weber joins us now to talk more about what you need to know before investing in microcaptocks. he is managing director of research and senior analyst at wells fargo securities. welcome. nice to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> before we get to the potential pitfalls, what do you think is going on in this particular sector? >> you know, the degree of volatility we have seen in the past week has been -- it's been pretty extreme, even for a sector like shipping. you know, i think that what we're looking at here is it's almost a bit of a perfect storm. we're first really three things happening. first, you get a trump rotation tried. a lot of money put into riskier assets and a bit of a retail bid into those stocks. a lot of retail money that drives some short squeezes. so the outperformance of seller rates is a little more more. and most recently, we think we have seen basically the machines take over. we have seen -- we think we have seen a significant amount of volume driven by trading which is how you're getting these parabolic stock rises we have seen in the

he said -- congressman weber was our chairman i said no, let's move on. lou: weber still, keeping his hand in this, turn to what we don't know, we seen cabinet filling out, elaine chow moving into position, he hear steve - -- will be secretary. the question who is secretary of state, president-elect trump having dinner with mitt romney and his wife. >> i think who picks up the bil bill. one we missed, tom price head oh circumstance -- one of the most knowledgeable people. >> if romney is chosen, all good people it will offset that. i we think we've tried to experiment of sending a guy from boston to be secretary of state. i don't think you want a real rival. nixon put in 6 governors, he fired 3. first one was romney. hud secretary. lou: george romney former governor of michigan, mitt romney father. >> he would not respond to white house. lou: there are people watching us right now, they are soy young they don't remember george romney. >> he had to get rid of 3 of 6 . he has an outstanding cast of characters. this is -- lou: i love watching those people. r

owner mike weber says he has a couple hundred cardinals pieces. i try and have autographed pictures of all of the major players. but how many are from the era when the cardinals last won a championship? none. that's because the year was 1947. and the team was called the chicago cardinals. for some context, 1947 is the year jackie robinson broke into the big leagues. it's also when the first world series game was broadcast on television. greg smith runs the history site... chicagocardin als.org. there's a lot of history there that most people just don't know like they do with the bears and the packers. he says back in the 30s... the chicago cardinals actually played at the home of the cubs... wrigley field. but unlike the cubs... he says the cardinals don't embrace their history at university of phoenix stadium. weber thinks remembering the well the more talk about history and not winning, the more publicity the arizona cardinals get. ------ if the cardinals mimic the cubs and don't win for 108 years... their next championship will be in 2055. cham

and volunteers like bill weber. and the many officers from district five. "right from the get-go they wanted to help." giving up a few hour to do this "we don't know if they are going to have one on thursday. so if we can bring this to them i feel better about things." because when you think about it "it' serving others feeds us all.. in milwaukee, jonathon gregg, fox6 news. a big honor for the greendale marching band. they left this morning to go to new york city. the students will play to an audience of millions in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. they are one of just seven high school band across the nation taking part. they learned they'd be performing back audience like this. "connor told us today that theyre used to performing theyve gone to state and did well but he said today when they practiced getting ready for the parade its much more nervous than it was before." before thursday's parade, the students will have a chance to tour new york city -- and are planning to visit the statue of liberty and the 9/11 me museum. they'll spend much of wednes

mike weber, hundred and 11 yards rushing. is 17 time and ohio state at the third quarter. they do not score again. the spartans do in the third starting down 1 with 44 to play. antonio decides to go through 2. it does not work. buckeyes pick it often they survive with seven. it does not work. buckeyes pick it often they survive with 72. it does not work. buckeyes pick it often they survive with seven 215 victory. the second break -- ranked things -- team used to 10 in 1. >> it is a good team over there. with that, we got our defense to come up. it is something we prepared for >> a win is a win. i do not care how it comes. we could win 2 -- 0 and i am happy. >> a tough day at the office right there. we will take the wind. when against a team we know very world. we want to get ready for the rivalry. >> it is rivalry week. lately this spartans are a one teams ranked top. >>> the wolverines got 7 -- 3 at the half. 17 points and evian smith had too long touchdown runs. they control their destiny for the playoffs got the buckeyes are ready for the week ahead. >> it is hard to de

this video is from weber state university in ogden, utah.the area is under a winter storm warning as light snow is expected to continue throughout the day. that same storm system is expected towards us.. hitting the northern part of the state over the weekend. storm team 4 now-- taking a live look at port washington, mitchell airport and waukesha. after some patchy inland fog, yesterday afternoon was sunny and mild with highs in the mid 50s. just a few clouds moved in overnight, and a light se breeze with a warm front has kept the temps near 50. we get another november treat today southerly wind will increase to 20 mph throughout the day, and will remain windy overnight with lows in the mid 50s.. this weekend is the deer season opener and we are tracking a storm for friday and saturday that will bring some rain and very gusty winds. friday will have a few afternoon showers with highs in the mid 60s and a sw wind gusting to 40 mph. a chance for scattered showers is possible friday night wi with the cold front. saturday will have a few rain/snow showers before noon, then clearing, very

i don't know where you are jim weber. >> i'm outside. a little bit ago i was standing stand in front of the flowers. so we're very proud of the >> hey bub. they said bub? >> yeah i think that's what they said. >> something along those lines. you know, but it's florida. and if we were in north dakota we would not be growing flowers outside this time of the year. so it's a beautiful day. getting a little breezy and these temperatures are starting to warm up as well. outside right now we're currently sitting at comfortable the 56. giving humidity of 65 percent. the winds, they are currently out east 5 miles an hour i think in just past few minutes starting to pick up a little bit. more on winds, they will bring swinging a are southerly direction what that will do is warm things up bring more clouds our way. it's also going to bump that humidity up as we go through the afternoon. here in tampa that's 68 over brandon, you're in the 70s. 73 degrees right now. and along the coastline temperatures generally in the 60s. down in venice you're alre

road here is the mount vernon high school marching mustangs. 65 members under the direction of scott weber. music plays mount vernon's band was in chicago's mcdonald's thanksgiving parade. the band made its way through a mile long route through downtown. this is their third time in this parade. also there performing this morning... 68 members of the williamsburg high school marching band. they found out they were playing last year. that's because each parade takes more than a year and a half of planning. this is their first appearance. after the day of feasting, many their black friday shopping early. "we have a whole store of awesome. we have literally hundreds of items on sale stores like toys r us and j-c penney are already open. macy's is offering deals only in store. but other stores like barnes and noble and costco are staying closed today to give employees the day off. by the end of the weekend, more than 137 million americans are expected to have done some shopping. lindale mall in cedar rapids just opened its doors for shoppers leading up to black friday. and that's where we find

struttin' up the road here is the mount vernon high school marching mustangs. 65 memb scott weber. music plays mount vernon's band was in chicago's mcdonald's thanksgiving parade. the band made its way through a mile long route through downtown. this was their third time in this parade. also there performing yesterday morning... 68 members of the williamsburg high school marching band. they found out they were playing last year. that's because each parade takes more than a year and a half of planning. this for the fifth straight year, t-v nine and the heritage area agency on aging are teaming up to "fill the plate." the annual telethon raises money for meals for older adults throughout eastern iowa. we hope you'll join us and participate this tuesday during any of our t-v nine newscasts. black friday is here and when it comes to the best bargains, shoppers have their sights set on particular items. what's on america's shopping lists, in today's tech bytes. stay with tv9. it's ---. with her family this morning after three long weeks. as yasmin amer reports, police are now starting a

my hope is that weber did this gets what's coming. i hate to say it that way, maybe somebody -- the family wants to retrieve but they need some help and rented a u-haul. we will provide a link to their go find the page in the story on kdvr.com. colonel new developments tonight in the ongoing bile to stop construction on the c-470 widening project. a coalition of homeowners will have their day in federal court tuesday. the colorado -- based on projected noise levels. a judge will hear arguments from both sides. over whether c-dot failed to prove valid noise level studies when deciding not to install sound walls along sections of the highway. >> meanwhile, c-dot telling us today if finished bridge demolition early. which means arapahoe road under eye 25 is back open. we wanted to let you know rtd is now. today's work affects the c, d, e and h lines from the eye 25/broadway station -- rtd says the lines will be back of a running tomorrow. >> a random act of kindness is getting a lot of attention after someone left a 425 percent to two de

dee weber, an instructor with abc bartending schools, says bars should step up and be responsible for their patrons. attorney lee pearlman explains any companies not liable for their customers except if they're underage or an alcoholic. it's called the dram shop act. the lawsuit claims stone was a regular at the two bars and had a drinking problem but pearlman says in order to win-- the family needs evidence--from witnesses to credit card records and even surveillance video. in polk county, shannon valladolid 10 news wtsp. american legion says stone wasn't there. the other bar, x-y-z closed down. our newspartners at "the ledger" report the owner got the lawsuit and passed it on to his attorney. president-elect donald trump's transition team has already hit a few bumps in the road.. but a late night tweet from the man himself calls it a "very organized process." the revolving doors at trump tower welcomed a including former rival - senator ted cruz. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani's pushing for the secretary of state spot. at the same time senate democrats want chief strategis

we are getting word of a crash enhanced, in the area of 23 weber road. it involves a downed power pull and lines. in that area. keep that in mind this morning. traffic is building on 93 south around exit three, and getting busy by the hooksett tolls in both directions. 293 is ok through the millyard and the better tolls on the everett, and 101 ok through bedford, what along the seacoast, getting heavier between exit 12 and interstate 95. from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson. sean: breaking news from wentworth, where state police are investigating a serious assault. erin: ray brewer joins us live from wentworth. ray, what have you learned? ray: the scene is just about 3/4 of a mile from us, right here at the town offices in wentworth at atwell hill road. we have video of the scene we can show you. in the video, you will see new hampshire state troopers who are leading the investigation into for evidence before they begin the process of taking off the residence there. at this point, we do not have a number. we can tell you it is on at well hill

>>> now your sky tower radar forecast with fox 13 meteorologist jim weber. >> jim: well, we really had a lot of warm weather this past couple of days after the brief cooldown at the beginning of the week and we have a cool front working its way down the state for today and by tom tomorrow, our temperatures are a little bit cooler but the big thing is lower humidity working its way down the state and then yet another cold front that will be working its way we get into the middle of next week. that front looks like it could bring some pretty big storms across much of the southeast by the time it gets over us. it will weaken substantially and there will be enough moisture around to give us some rain, and you know what, we need the rain because so far this month, we have only had 100th of an inch of rain. november is typically our driest month of the year, but to say we only had 100 for the 67 degrees ride now up in westchase, 63. new tampa at 65. brandon, currently checks in at 66 degrees along the coastline. temperatures running in the m mid-60s. pinellas park in st. petersburg at 67 deg

meteorologist jim weber joins us now to tell us what effect it's going to have on our weather. hey jim. its way through much of the southeast. still some very potent storms along this boundary along the southern end of it. there is a still a tornado watch that goes until 1 o'clock this afternoon for portions of new orleans or louisiana. and into mississippi and alabama as well. but as this entire line continues to work its way on to the east it will continue to weaken. we've watching that throughout morning as well. we are seeing that weakening trend. by time front gets different story. we will see a couple of showers around. but nothing like they are seeing across the much of the deep south. now birmingham over towards montgomery and just to the east of huntsville, still seeing some very active thunderstorms right now with this line, this entire line working its way on to the east. and each one of these red dots here where little tornado symbols are reports of tornadoes we saw last night and into early this morning. but for us, we have more of that southerly wind. lots of clou

you know what i'm thankful for this day after thanksgiving, jim weber? i'm thanking for steve filling second half of our show. we're over over here taking a nap. it's great. it is. just let him go. that's what you do right there. he can fill it all. nice warming trend that we've had over the past several days. yesterday we were at 83 degrees. we're already at 81 degrees. you look out at st. pete beach right now. just seeing some scattered clouds passing overhead. we will continue to see these temperatures running above normal throughout the weekend. our normal high for this time of year is 76 degrees. and look at that, 81 here in tampa. westchase at 80 degrees. new tampa at 79. plant city you're currently sitting at 82 degrees. already, 86 degrees brandon right now. downtown st. petersburg 75. pinellas park had 80. started out in 50s this morning brooks brooksville you're up to 80. crystal river 81. and down in manatee county, lakewood ranch you're 83. sarasota 84. head down into southern sarasota, 83 and inglewood, bartow 77. lakeland currently sits at

mike weber lasting led 17 - 10. lj smith makes it a one point game. spartans go for two but tyler o'connor gets kicked off by chris whirley. buckeyes hang on 17-16. williams field blackouts knocking off queen creek. senior running back evan price embracing every second of the team's championship run. at one point the senior did not know if he would ever play just to warn individuals in this story the story are very graphic. >> wide to the left price able to sidestep one defender, nasty stiff arm. oh my goodness. >> at first i didn't know i thought i sprained my ankle and until the trainer to tape it up. i didn't feel anything but once i realize what happened, shock said in. >>reporter: as gary, defining moment last year for williams field running back, evan price. >> definitely one of the more graphic football >>reporter: carried off on a stretcher, price experienced a gross dislocation and broken ankle. one that had him doubting his football future. >> probably the next morning when i woke up i we watch the game and i saw it and i couldn't believe it

let's start with the weather and jim weber who is in for dave. happy until they give us what we're trying to buy. that's the kind of deals we want. 63 degrees right now. dew point at 53. so still pretty comfortable with the humidity at 70%. winds are currently out of the east-northeast at seven miles an how were. we'll see an increase in clouds. winds are turning to come more of a southerly direction. that will pump the moisture right back over so that humidity is going to be heading up. we're going to see more clouds and maybe even a couple of stray showers as we go into the m with all of that, it's still going to be warm. we're looking at daytime highs in the lower 80s for today. maybe another chance of some rain later in the week. we'll talk about that in a little bit. time right now is 7:01. let's check on the morning commute. >>vanessa: good morning. good news is that earlier incident we were following in pinellas was reported as a crash and disabled vehicle. nevertheless, it's gone. it was in the left lane northbound here on the interstate

meteorologist jim weber is here now. what trouble spots are we looking at if any? we will continue to watch some airports across the north. you can see with strong cold front kind of slicing through the country a band of some rain some strong thunderstorms to the further to south. once you get into great lakes states we're looking a some snow. bt we're not seeing any significant delays at least due portions of northeast. this is just simply because of the high volume teter boro a little over delay laguardia seeing 45 minutes delays. once aget your way back into middle of 61 we've seen just some slight delays with some landings across chicago o'hare, we had some delays down towards houston as that strong band came through. otherwise, you can see it's actually pretty quiet across most of the country. we're looking for some pretty nice looking weather as we head into thanksgiving a bit warmer we will up in a little bit, linda. >> jim, developing now in central florida. investigators say a man fatally shot a police dog that was chasing him and is still in a stand off w

doesn't feel like end of november right jim weber but it's okay. sure pretty outside. it's really nice out here you get outside it still has that

the show features 50 new artists excluding philadelphia stacy weber. her coin creations range from decors and vessels to jewelry and accessories. >> reporter: deborah is bringing her distinct hand crafted jewelry to the show. i construct all the metal out of 18 carat. she laminates and cold works each piece into their desired shape. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: paul will be featuring his glass sculptures. >> everything you see is done on the diamond wheels. >> reporter: beginning his craft at the age of 14, he said he spent the past ten years getting into the show. >> now having my own stood crow and making my own design, i look forward to it. >> reporter: not only does the show give the emerging artists exposure, it is raising money for the museum of art. >> the 40th annual philadelphia museum of art contrary craft show takes place all weekend at the pennsylvania convention center, check out the arrest work today, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and again tomorrow, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. what do we want our kids to learn? how t

odeth weber says this is what happened to her when she went to cast her "went up to the desk. the lady behind the desk proceeded to tell me, are you sure you're then she said, well, you just look so exotic. and i just couldn't believe she would say that." doesn't remember anyone saying that. the dubuque county auditor says she's shocked and disappointed to hear the story -- and stressed more training will be done to prevent more questions this morning about the treatment for veterans -- after one man's death in iowa. curtis gearhart was living in johnston after serving two tours in the military as a combat engineer. he'd been receiving treatment for p-t- s-d but when two months ago for recurring headaches, family members say he was told he had to wait. he took his own life on monday. "they send these soldiers over so young to fight these wars and then they don't live up to their promises of taking care of them when they come home." senator joni earst says she plans to look into what happened between curtis and the v-a. senator ernst is also wi answers about the death of brando

and college hoops, stanford hosting weber state. robert carwright. reid travis. lay it in.d travis. christian saunders. five assists. michael humphrey. stanford up 16. travis inside. 22 points. 15 board. cardinal win. 67-49. they're 3-0. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> 3-0. >> pretty good. >> thank you. >> and, abc 7 news continues now online on twitter, facebook and mobile devices with abc 7 news

"i would like for chief weber to take that brick wall down and put that video out." new details tonight about a milwaukee house fire investigators say was intentionally set. we now know a 29- has been arrested in connection with the fire. it started yesterday afternoon at 36th and garfield. we later learned the tenants there were being evicted...and the landlord believes they torched the house as retaliation. that property owner also tells us the man in custody is his tenant..though police have not confirmed that. court documents show the tenants failed to show up at a scheduled eviction hearing an hour before the fire was called into police. 3 also new today...milwaukee police are releasing more shot and killed a store owner yesterday on the city's south side. take a look...this man is suspected of killing, "leopoldo vela", the owner of a money transfer business near 7th and greenfield. police say vela was shot during a robbery. if you recognize this man you're asked to contact police at 414-935-7360. an early morning crash leaves one woman dead and another seriousl

and college hoops, stanford hosting weber state. robert carwright. reid travis. lay it in.. christian saunders. five assists. michael humphrey. stanford up 16. travis inside. 22 points. 15 board. cardinal win. 67-49. they're

this is stewart stadium at weber state university in ogden. the area is under a winter storm warning as light snow is expected to continue throughout the day. here we >> we had a little dusting of snow. >> up in the higher elevations. >> you might have noticed that we're all wearing a shade of purple today. and that is pause it's world pancreatic cancer awareness day. and so we are all wearing our purple to show our support. this is a cancer that doesn't get a whole lot of recognition and support. >> no. the thing about it, you have funds and you put those funds towards research and with cancers like breast cancer, you find ways to combat it, you know, and -- i mean keep people alive. >> yes. better survival rates. >> we just wanted to raise awareness to that very important issue. >>> something else we're talking about, what's going on outside. it was so windy yesterday. >> oh, my gosh. like i had a tree night. >> it was chilly. i had palms all over the place. i want to start things out with this time lapse look. this is the las vegas daycare

and college hoops, stanford hosting weber state. robert carwright. reid travis. lay it in.eid travis. christian saunders. five assists. michael humphrey. stanford up 16. travis inside. 22 points. 15 board. cardinal win. 67-49. they're 3-0. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> 3-0. >> pretty good. >> thank you. >> and, abc 7 news continues now online on twitter, facebook and mobile devices with abc 7 news >> appreciate your time.>> for joining us. jimmy kimmel live and billy crysta >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- billy crystal. from "how to get away with murder," alfred enoch. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from jeezy featuring french montana. now, stay right where you are. here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of this

. >> delahunt says the big companies are familiar names in southeast wisconsin shorewest, first weber, coldwell banker. realtors. >> the members who do not want the electronic lockboxes believe they are too costly. >> an old-fashioned lockbox runs about $30, an electronic lockbox up to $100. bush says most realtors honor their ethical obligation to protect clients' property, though he concedes he's had to discipline some who don't. >> we had some incidents where they gave out those lockbox codes out to unauthorized individuals, and we have had some fines for those. >> but that's not enough for dave delahunt. he says the commissions realtors earn on home sales would soon cover the cost of the safety upgrade. >> lacrosse versus safety outweighs whatever cost of maybe. >> the gmar tells 12 news about 60% of its members want to keep about 40% support new technology , and that it will likely take , sellers demanding updated security to finally make it happen. kathy: we don't often get weekends like this in november. joyce: mark, both days look incredible. mark: we have to remember that the

commissioner tom weber recently told state lawmakers he has just five investigators to oversee some 9,000 programs. new numbers uncovered by fox 25 investigates paint an even more troubling picture. around metro boston, out of 250 complaints received by e.e.c. since july, just 33 were ever assigned to an investigator. the ratio even worse less than 10% of cases assigned to investigators in worster after this hearing on beacon hill last week, state rep paul tucker told us more needs to be done. >> there's no substitute for actually being there and seeing it and giving people the opportunity one on one to be able to speak with an investigator. >> erik rasmussen reporting. no one with e.e.c. was available to talk to us on camera about the new numbers we uncovered. but the agency says each incident can result in multiple complaints and it assigns investigators based upon the severity of the allegations. >>> manchester, new hampshire, evacuated today when a bad smell made several students sick. skyfox was over west high school this morning the students were moved to the football field. we've n

this video from stewart stadium in utah at weber state university. the area is under a winter storm warning right now. parts of salt lake city area received between one and six inches of snow, bringing ice, several crashes, and power outages. the first widespread snowstorm of the year has blanketed montana tonight as well. temperatures are in the lower 20s. here is what the storm system that moved to arizona did in colorado. yesterday, they tied the warmest temperature ever recorded in denver in november and today they dropped 41 degrees with a incredible depth and temperatures tonight or going to take a tumble across portions of the high country. we do have free will -- freeze warning's that were issued for mojave county, portions of coconino county, navajo county, apache county, and also sections in southeastern arizona. we are going to see those lows drop from 15 to 29 degrees or so. that basically means it is dangerous for any vegetation of the so make sure you are protecting that. here in phoenix, we see the lop some areas and we have a nice wee

weber when you shower or bathe and contented water treated with antibiotics, extreme cases can cause lung failure in this case. with past four months, 12 confirmed cases of legionnaires disease in lake county, we will have much more on this breaking >> we have really scored big an the weather department today an tomorrow but the changes are coming.t >> that is the other top story today, aj colby, takes a look at the forecast, he says to enjoy today and tomorrow then prepare foror winter. >> there is a change approach in. we start off with dense fog with zero visibility in some areas because that and selected currently, nothing around the state program look into the last, we have a storm system that will be arriving, it is producing blizzard warnings in thed dakotas and western minnesota and winter storm warnings on the french all the way down into the southwest nea phoenix arizona program. that when the winds favor lake effect program we will be experiencing that cold stuff to the west. high pressure today and tomorro forgot the storm moves through, that is a good amount of snowfall

>> noah weber joins us in the edition of the update. things have been wild with politics but we don't have to deal with what they have in ukraine ago and the ukraine parminter, there rival party leaders. party leade. newscaster gwen ifill has died of cancer at the age of 61, she had gwca cancer g while covering the sears presidential election, she cohosted pbs newshour since 2013. she took a leave of absence in may,ce present of pbs called one of america's leading lights in journalism.. also mourning the loss of leon russell. inducted into the rock hall in 2011, you rose to fame in the 70s family members say he died in his sleep after his recovery from a quadruple bypass took a turn for the worse, he passed away and his national home sunday, at sources say that radio host laura ingram is under consideration for the white house press secretary.id used for media presence at a website to promote donald trump during his presidency. her radio show airs throughout united states, she is apr contributor on the fox news channel and a substitute

mike we weber, over a thousand yards for the season, today would get the bucs a 17-10 lead. fourth quarter, spartans trying to get a tying touchdown. they do. scott goes in from the 1. the extra point and tie it but they didn't. they wanted to go for 2 and get the lead. you know what? that department happen. so they trail by a point. but with a minute and a half left, they still had a chance to go down the field and win it until he said not today. stepped in front of the old pass to pick it and seal it. buckeyes win 17-16. >> tough day at the office right there. so we'll take the win against a team that we know very well op the road i ready for our rivalry week. i've been in the foxhole against those guy, i know their coaching staff very well, great respect for them. i think they're tough, i think they shot everything they had at us today and they played very hard. but i don't expect anything different. >> all right. on deck, the team up north, they were playing indiana today, this is a little tighter than they expected at first. they wept back they went . he's gone. made it

weber, third buckeye to rush for 100. ohio state up 7. ohio state up to play. scott gets the call.down one. they decide to go for two, o'connor, he's picked off in the end zone, ohio improves to 10-1, 17-16 that final. >>> michigan has never lost two straight under harbaugh. wolverines trailed, 34 yard touchdown. smith again, this time 39 yards, he had 158 yards, two tds. because it snowed the entire fourth quarter, turning the field white, snow angels. they face ohio state next week. >>> number 4 clemson at wake forest. watson gets a block, finds a corner, still first quarter, watson. td pass to mike williams. 21-0. 28-0 tigers, three total tds for watson. andre ward with the biggest fight of his career as he faced o andre took a shot in the second round. wrestled the rest of the way with his defense style. ward on won on all three scorecards and would win the fight with a nacunanimous decis. ward is now five-time world champion in two different weight classes. >>> and this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. and you know how boxing can be. and andre is a litt