to the coal and steel industry, pittsburgh and western pennsylvania is the center of steel making. but in the 1980's it's on a huge decline. in fact, it becomes almost -- it almost disappears. so at this point in time, he's looking at ways in which we can capitalize on the steel heritage and promote it through some tourism and preservation for the betterment of our country. >> but this plan, this coordinated effort by the parks department, by the local government, by the commissioners in the various counties, by the state, has changed our direction and added to the other things that we've done. as you said earlier, throughout the country people are interested in this particular project because it's a pilot project for the rest of the country of how you can bring counties together. >> in part of the collection, there are wonderful recordings, video recordings of his show called "capitol commentary" that he recorded in washington and were sent back here to western pennsylvania. in some of his episodes, he interviews several of the leaders in the national park, also some of the resear

inn murtha was not born western pennsylvania, but down along the ohio river in west virginia in the 1930. but moke -- both of his parents were from western pa. so he finds himself coming back here as an early child. his family tradition is irish catholic. his great-grandfather emigrated to this country. they worked in the coal mines around places like scottsdale pennsylvania,sant just to the east of pittsburgh. it is very important to know that coal mining was very havetant here because we the home of the steel industry. and: the refinement of coal and coke is part of that trajectory in the steelmaking process. so it is very important. wereck murtha's ancestors a big part of that trajectory of the steel industry here in pittsburgh. public service was a huge thing for the murtha's and the array families. influencedtly congressman murtha. he volunteered for the marine corps. he became a drill instructor down in parris island. then he became an officer's candidate at quantico. is finishedactually with his active service in the marine corps. continues for many years to be a reserve in the ma

this is important to western pennsylvania, because, as i talked about before with his coaly's connectione and steel industries, pittsburgh is thetern pennsylvania center of still making, but in the 1980's it is in a huge decline and it almost disappears. in time, he isnt looking at ways in which we can capitalize on the steel heritage. and promote it through tourism and preservation for the betterment of our country. >> this plan, the coordinated effort by the commissioners in the various counties in the state has changed our direction and added to the other things we have done, and as you said country,throughout the people are interested in this particular project because it is a pilot project for the rest of the country how you can bring counties together. >> there are wonderful , capitals of his show commentary, that he recorded in washington that was sent back to western pennsylvania. in some of his episodes, he interviews several of the leaders in the national park offices, some researchers and the national park service, particularly-- around this industrial heritage area. people in

the jeep was invented in western pennsylvania.was 1940 that the war requestnt sent out an for proposals to one of 35 carmakers in america. well, it said we need this miracle vehicle. something that will replace the horse. it has to go anyplace a horse can go. it has to climb a 30 degree parade, pull a gun, and i cannot wait more than a big horse. -- weigh more than a big horse. we need it and 49 days. the big car makers said we can design that you can do it and 49 days? ford and gm and the big guys did not submit. but a little carmaker in western pennsylvania, butler, pennsylvania, said no one is buying our midget automobiles. they were building small cars on the british austin patent. those engineers stayed up all night at a diner and literally on the back of a napkin sketch the design for a jeep. delivered theey banton reconnaissance car as it was called. after pearl harbor the war department really wanted as little miracle cars. they said to the bantam car company can you make 300,000? bantam had ever made more than 500 in a ye

the jeep was invented in western pennsylvania.was 1940 that the war department sent out an request for proposals to one of 35 carmakers in america. well, it said we need this miracle vehicle. something that will replace the horse. it has to go anyplace a horse can go. it has to climb a 30 degree parade, pull a gun, and i cannot weigh more than a big horse. we need it and 49 days. the big car makers said we can did design that you can do it and 49 days? ford and gm and the big guys did not submit. but a little carmaker in western pennsylvania, butler, pennsylvania, said no one is buying our midget automobiles. they were building small cars on the british austin patent. those engineers stayed up all night at a diner and literally on the back of a napkin sketch the design for a jeep. and 49 days they delivered the banton reconnaissance car as it was called. after pearl harbor the war department really wanted as little miracle cars. they said to the bantam car company can you make 300,000? bantam had ever made more than 500 in a years

the charters of virginia and pennsylvania were vague enough to include the area of western pennsylvania that fort pitt is located in. if we think back about the history of the region, although pennsylvania was often involved in the diplomatic side of things and administered the civil courts and actions of fort pitt, when george washington came to the ohio country to tell the french to get out, the came as a representative of the came asf virginia -- he a representative of the colony of virginia. the first fort was built at the request of the governor of virginia. the revolt of the military aspects of governing this area. they wereies -- involved in the military aspects of governing this area. both colonies thought it was their own. to1763, lord dunmore began have a plan to act on that. in 1774, his representatives seize the civil government here and pittsburgh became virginia and remains virginia through the years of the american revolution. at the end of lord dunmore's 's demand bytt soldiers from virginia. of course, this is taking place in the fall of 1774. in the spring of 1775, of

interesting to see what the returns are tonight in western pennsylvania. heather, back to you. >> sure will. 20 electoral votes up for grabs there in pennsylvania. by the way, give phil some of that what he wanted to go on to his waffles there? a little syrup? >> we've got to get some syrup. >> do we have any raspberry compote? >> that sounds good, too. the time is 25 minutes after the top of the hour. and the candidates are making their closing arguments in a final frantic day of campaigning. >> it is a choice between division or unity. between strong, steady leadership or a loose cannon. >> we're going to win today and we're going to washington, d.c., to drain the swamp. absolutely. absolutely. >> so who made the best case to be the next commander in chief? our live team coverage on this historic election day. it is here. it continues up next on "fox & friends first." >>> so it's now officially tuesday, november 8th. >> it is november 8th, a day that we make america great again! >> between now and the time the polls closes tomorrow, we are going to be liv

afternoon in the news authorities are searching for the man behind the deadly ambush of the man in western pennsylvania. >>> and new video of the man that allegedly vandalized cars and buildings with offensive symbols. >>> and the big story is president obama working to hand the presidency over to donald trump. >> the two men that spent the campaign trading insults are meeting at the white house to discuss the transition of power. president elect donald trump and the future first lady melania touched down and arrived in the white house the last hour. >> reporter: good afternoon to you and yes, president elect donald trump is here right now in town for two big meetings, one with house speaker paul ryan this afternoon. first with president obama. this morning donald trump left new york in style. with a ceremonial cannon salute to march his first trip to washington as president elect. donald trump at the white house with president obama both saying they want peaceful transition after a bitter campaign. >> he is perhaps the worst president in the history of the united states. >> he takes over with solid re

western maryland, western pennsylvania, west virginia also in the high country we have winter weather advisories. some of the ridge stops monday morning could have eight inches of snow. around here we just watch the winds, and they're not dying strong gusts 40 even 50 miles per hour possible during the day on sunday, and things relax a little sunday night. here's the wind chill temperatures. tomorrow morning, mid-20s to low 30s. by lunchtime in the 30s. afternoon, 5:00, back in the 20s with the wind chills, so if you're tailgating wind chills tomorrow night mostly in the 20s. i'm about to come inside and talk about the seven-day forecast. looking ahead to thanksgiving and some travel issues we may have to deal with. it was an emotional day in the district as more than two dozen children officially have new parents. it's all part of annual dc adoption day, and wusa9's evgeny kuznetsov saw it all happen. [ cheering ] >> reporter: james and trovel were looking good saturday morning, swagged out in checkered suits and bow tows, enjoying their special day, formally adopted by their new pa

snows showers are flying north and west of us across western pennsylvania, snow showers could get in the poconos and lehigh valley through the morning and afternoon. like i said, actual air temperatures about 10 degrees below, in the 40's, but it is wind that will make it feel like 20's and 30's. it does stay cool for next few days. then we will talk about our next storm system impacting us thanks giving day and we will talk about that in weather in a few minutes. >> see you then, justin, thank you. >>> new this morning a man is recovering after an overnight shooting in north philadelphia. it happened on temple's health science campus at the 1300 west allegheny avenue, police say a 22-year old man was shot in the leg and arm, but so far no arrests. >>> philadelphia police are looking in the stabbing in the the city's society hill section. this took place overnight on south street near third street, abe a man suffered minor stab wound to the back and transported to jefferson hospital, no arrests have been made. >>> and flames tore through a house in north philadelphia, fire fighters r

we have breaking news to bring you this morning out of western pennsylvania. one officer is shot and another shot and wounded. one of the officers we understand is killed. now the search for a suspect is happening. police say it happened around 4:00 this morning in the town of canonsburg, 20 miles southwest of pittsburgh. officers were working a domestic violence situation when police say ambushed by gunfire. nearby schools are on a delay this morning. >>> police in seattle are saying the shooting of five people near an anti-trump protest last night isn't related. it happened around 6:45 near 3rd and pine. investigators say an argument took place outside a 7-eleven and quickly escalated. it is believed the shooter walked away from a group of people, turned around and fired into the crowd. he got away. nearby. some of the victims were innocent bystanders. all people taken to hospitals. >>> some tourists had a wild ride when horses got spooked. it happened yesterday in vancouver and was caught on camera. when someone honked a horn, the horses took off over a cur

. >>> coming up a disturbing crime, a western pennsylvania woman is accused of retaliating against a cheating boyfriend by killing one of their children. >> you can explain how you can enjoy a delicious cheesesteak that you chose and how it helps out a great cause at the same time. katie: my mom was a restaurant hostess at a neighborhood favorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it means to be honest, to work hard, and love family. big banks, wall street, special interests - that's who pat toomey's with. in the senate, i'll work for you and your family. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message. >>> a western pennsylvania mother is accused of murdering her own baby season sending video of the the dead child to the father. allegheny county police arrested 21-year-old christian clark for killing her 17-month-old son, police say she sent text messages of accusing her child's father of sleeping with other women. >> she was sending them before the a

s are lower, 60s and the rain from late last night right afte the game is down moving into western pennsylvania. that caused issues. we have 7,000 people without power and the winds were put gustyan. right now radar want to do it i and remove the satellite and we're focusing on just the rain. cleveland and eventually the showers going to start to drift and the drifting in eastern joe county. this rain will not feel that have become.e.ot we hadec earlier. still we're going to have issue with hydroponic in water on the shore way. sixty-one and chardon and w eas lakee and farther south, cuyaho falls. even westlake,, and into mansfield. temperatures in the 60s. so the outlook moves the rain out and it will be a completely drya day.y the coverage will start to listenr as it moves through. here is the first printed that willd push the ring out of here by noon up behind it some clearingb and secondary front will shift the winds and begin tobe coolest. >> down. this is what we will keepep an will drifting northwest ohio en. the coverage on this 30-40 percent and more hit and miss showers and temperatur

, we will take you on a driving tour around the city to see and hear about what makes this western pennsylvania city unique. >> today we will go on a driving tour of pittsburgh. we will take a look, get an overview and learn some history. as we come around the corner you will see the history center, the sports museum on the right and the goalpost from three verse -- rivers stadium. a lot of history when through -- went through those uprights as the steelers became the dominant force in the nfl in the 1970's. >> when was the team established? >> it goes back to 1933. one of the original franchises of the nfl. the steelers in the first years didn't really have a name. they called them the pirates because that's what the baseball team was called. they were black and gold like the other sports teams. but after a time, around world war ii, they decided we needed our own team. they started calling themselves the steelers. some people say it was because they stole players from other teams like in philadelphia, but pretty soon the people of pittsburgh adopted that name. this was the steel city. we were

they will take you on a driving tour around the city to see and hear about what makes this western pennsylvania city unique. >> today we will go on a driving tour of pittsburgh. we will take a look, get an overview and learn some history. as we come around the corner you will see the history center, the sports museum on the right and the goalpost from three verse stadium. when throughory those upright as the steelers became the dominant force in the nfl in the 1970's. >> when was the team established? >> it goes back to 1933. one of the original franchises of the nfl. yearseelers in the first didn't really have a name. they called them the pirates because that's what the baseball team was called. they were black and gold like the other sports teams. but after a time, around world war ii, they decided we needed our own team. they started calling themselves the steelers. some people say it was because they stole players from other teams like in philadelphia, but pretty soon the people of pittsburgh adopted that name. this was the steel city. we were proud of our industrial heritage. the pittsburg

ice and rain in michigan, south into the midwest through fort wayne and cleveland and western new york and pennsylvania and leading edge, even here in new york a little bit of snow and ice mixed in tomorrow. even a little bit can cause problems on roadway and putting together the latest timeline and when that's going to arrive and biggest issues it could be any of all and still snowflakes flying in new england tomorrow. a lot to talk about and back in a few minutes. >> elizabeth: traffic is building up once again. >> heather: burlington mall is obviously always congested around this too many of -- time of year and route 3 in hingham and producer and julie grauert putting together expected traffic volume for you and you can see tonight this is where we are going to be seeing the heaviest volume. tomorrow and tomorrow night expected to be a little lighter if if you have flexibility in the travel plans. live look at the maps right now and see some of the areas seeing the problems in where you might expressway and taking look west right here and west and south and accident right near route 20 on the pike a

bob costa is reporting from western pennsylvania. message is now resonating in other parts of pennsylvania. it's the axis of jobs, trade, illegal immigration and a lot of patriotism. we're going to be in hershey, pennsylvania, tomorrow night. there will be 12,000 to 15,000 people there i'm sure because folks really feel like they're part of a movement. in pennsylvania, we've had -- we've seen gains in the nonpresidential years and i'm a student of the 2010-2014 elections and people are tweeting it's a different electorate. i get that. my point is if you can get a messenger that can reach in and tap into these 2010, 2014 messages, you can increase turnout. part of that messaging was obamacare. this is a party -- i was very involved in this. this was a party that did really well in 2010 and 2014 and if you ask me to choose one issue that made it so, it would be obamacare. here we are just having lived through a month in october of premium increases. people opening up their mailboxes or clicking on their computers and seeing that some o

the clouds are getting closer and closer to move into western pennsylvania. few showers in indiana. a few showers as we go through the evening imseem it is not p so by tomorrow morning we are closer to 50 degrees are 30 this morning. this continues to diminish. mainly in the morning hours temperatures held down in the 50s because of all of the clouds. it does not look like a lot of rain. we start to cool off as we go into tomorrow night back into if 30s with that. >>> now, was we go through the rain fall we showed you one model. this oning model is less hold. saturday is definitely the coldest. the coldest so far this season plus wind. high of only 48 in philadelphia. sunshine and not as much wind. you'll see a 10 degree drop between today and tomorrow a. chilly day on thursday. friday is pretty nice. there is a windy colder day on saturday and temperatures start to go up a little week. no rain until the middle of next week. (narrator) attention medicare beneficiaries. i like to get my hands dirty. i like to know how things work. trust me, these old engines a

that fit into the textile mills and at the beginning of the civil war, there were some of the western pennsylvania sidede mill owners who with the confederacy, primarily because they have an economic interest with the confederacy seeing that cotton was the raw material that fit their mills and produced their wealth. for many freedom seekers, the question about who do you take with you and who'd you leave behind, which direction would you go, what time of year would you go, what time of day would you go, who do you trust, who do you not trust? all of these questions came to play in the story of william steele and his family. he was a very well-known philadelphia anti-slavery activist who interviewed runaway slaves when they came to philadelphia and came to the anti-slavery offices. one day a gentleman came in to his office who was a runaway from mississippi. he said he was looking for his family and he knew that his family at one time was a slave in maryland. he had two sisters and a mother. they escaped. he at his brother were left behind. he came in to philadelphia looking for his family, seeing

. >> have gloves and a hat and those folks from western pennsylvania to watch the game. win. >> we say they will have the browns winning. they may not win but they will have the do g attitude alive -- good attitude alive and we are 0. >>> well you probably don't need me to tell you the browns are looking for their first winner of the season. they will try do that against the steelers at home on sunday. and winning is definitely front and center in their minds. >> i don't wear what the situation is here. -- care what the situation is here. as far about talent and i don't just don't know any other way to do it i i don't know if they know any other way do it. >> the browns are not play off bound but we are going to university heights and they are still on cloud nine. 24. meglen, fires and it is caught and that is a touch down. unbelievable. . >> game is over. you defeated mount union and you are feeling what? . >> shocked at first but i thought about the training and the hard work we is nota upset to any in our locker room. >> it was one of the biggest up set of all times.

she is focused on what we do and that is why early in this campaign, all of us in western pennsylvania, the elected officials, got together and endorsed her early because we knew she would write for us and would be one of our champions in washington, tc i have not seen pat toomey and pittsburgh and six years. predecessor, a republican, arlen specter, at least when he came into town he would call and invite you to what he was doing. i have never, ever, ever heard from pat toomey in the six years he is been in the u.s. senate we mean a u.s. senator who knows where we live, will come visit, will work on issues with us. we have one great senator bob casey, he is desperate for a partner he can work with. let's give that administration to u.s. senators that can work katie mcginty. it is my great pleasure to introduce the next u.s. senator, katie mcginty. [applause] >> all right, how are we doing? come on. you might have a couple sports championships but this right here is a city of champions. right? how about it? there is going to be some competition here. everybody out there ready to fight

new details from western pennsylvania after two police officers were ambushed outside of a home earlier this morning. >> on health check it's ipad app is curing a problem in the eyes of small children. ♪ remember when christmas was magical? let's get back there. celebrate the arrival of santa at bass pro shops this saturday and the unveiling of santa's wonderland. time passes. hold on to christmas. at longhorn, tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. >>> police in western pennsylvania say the man that shot two police officers killing one had a history of domestic abuse. the officer died shortly after wards and the second victim is expected to survive. the police found the woman and the gunman dead. according to officials the shooter killed himself. >>> the dow jones closed at a record high today. >> the index rose 218 points by the closing bell beating the previous benchmark set in august. and the day did not go well for the rest of the mar

had a diverse population that got to weigh in, not just major cities but the rural people in western pennsylvania and ohio. it gives us a broad base democratic. it gives us presidents and ultimately good government because everyone across the fruited plane had a chance to participate and will feel like they participated in this election. >> here are people that won't be happy. if you look at california clinton won by 2.9 million votes. those votedon't count real lichlt you look at the power of those big states almost made irrelevant. clinton won them but didn't get the benefit of all of those numbers. >> i think that's right. >> i'm right about what states might be bad. we have the electoral college. there's not much we can do about it. >> you're right. it will be very difficult to change that. you need a constitutional amendment. >> little states will never go along with it. there's also like -- you can debunk that statement too. people have said, you know what? you needed it because big states were going to win over little states. if you look at the history most presidents have come from big st

out to the west of us, a little mixed precipitation, that's going to shoot up in western pennsylvania. there's a chance of spotty shower popping through at times. at the parade it will be mainly dry. if you want to be super safe, bring an umbrella. there's a chance we squeeze this out without any rain. 3:00 p.m., 43. toward the end of the parade 50. a chance of a sprinkle or light shower. hopefully we get away without that. there's a shower at times through the day. 3:00 p.m., the high is 54 in philadelphia. doesn't that turkey look good. 49 in allentown. 50 in reading, a little cooler north and west, mid 50s from trenton to wilmington anne millville -- and millville, and cape may if that's where you're heading today. there's a chance of clouds and sun through the day, this is the noon view. it clouds up later in the day and evening. we're calling for a light sprinkle or shower around later in the day or evening. right now this model doesn't show you very much. i think overall you're in good shape. for shoppers on black friday, 44 at 7:00 a.m. we'll get up to 56 around 3:00 p.m. 7:00

this is the end of the chase, want the suspect wanted for a >>> two police officers shot in western pennsylvania. and our affiliate is reporting one of them died. this happened in cannonsburg, southwest of purg and they were shot during a swat situation. this was video of them being taken to the hospital by helicopter and the ambulance by the other. we don't ow the worst condition. but we know one of them has died and no names released or what led to that swat situation. >>> a man caught on camera attacking a motorcycle. this happened in miami. this guy jumps out of his car and starts hitting the motorcyclist. >> told him to come meet me and fight me and never showed up and fight me like a man. and all i was doing, leaving the scene, and. . >> hoping to come to a civil solution. >>> the president-elect already getting into trouble. now going to face dozens of lawsuits in addition to the irs audit. >> among the most serious, fraud involving trump universe. that's set to begin later this month ch. >> and other things causing conflict, the brand, opening a hotel. he and his children has seen some o

snow showers across western pennsylvania, central pennsylvania, steady snows, in upstate new york andt is area of snow we dealt with that came through poconos last night. still snow showers breaking out, in the poconos at this hour. flurries could get in the lehigh valley, maybe far northern suburbs of the montgomery and bucks. storm really doesn't move a lot, it strengthen, it has wind energy with this. that wind stays over us for next 24 hours. get used to these windy conditions, stick around through at least monday, and finally high pressure will start to move in on tuesday, that kicks out the storm, wind starts to relax, turns out to be a nice day, tuesday, into wednesday, and sunshine, calmer wind, good travel conditions so we have no storms to deal with leading up to thanksgiving. so wednesday is a big day for travel and should stay dry. thanksgiving itself we will talk about rain. wind currently gusting to 30 miles an hour close to 40 in lancaster but you in time we will start to increase as we head through afternoon and evening gusting in the mid 40's, maybe close to 50 miles

message, the pace of change, again it brings me right back to 1997 been with pat buchanan in western pennsylvania and is still time. where they were on hard time, the closing closing down effects automation and all the economic effects have been around for a while but this idea that we grew up with a certain set of promises that are being taken away from us and we want this back and we see that bold specifically in places where donald trump is working hard, eastern ohio western pennsylvania where they have been specifically hard-hit with closings and changing the economic landscape but we also see it in a nostalgia for an older time that takes hold among people who are making over 100,000 dollars a year and are basically better fitting in the current economy. so it's both a specific feeling people have about their economic situation and one that's more general that really doesn't have links to people specific pocketbook concerns cousin they're doing okay. >> so many of these themes pop up in your retelling of history, go back to jackson time, the pat buchanan time, one thing we see with these upr

one of two western pennsylvania police officers shot overnight is now dead. this happened in canonsburg, south of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. police say the officers were responding to a domestic situation and got shot. officers are still looking for the shooter. nearby schools are delayed or even canceled now because of the search going on. >>> breaking overnight, protests erupted across the country over election win. people filled the streets of los angeles into the early morning hours. they blocked traffic on the 101. people also lit fires in oakland. hundreds also marched through downtown new orleans, protesting the outcome of the presidential election. some people vandalized buildings along saint charles avenue. and in new york protestors took over 5th avenue. [ chanting ] more than a dozen people who refused to leave. some are calling on hillary clinton to challenge the election results. >>> people in colorado also investigationing some frustrate -- expressing some frustration. a small group gathered near the state capitol last night. >> people are scared

this is western pennsylvania. police are still looking for the gunman who shot and w the breaking news, one of those officers has died. the shootings happening early this morning. this is 20 miles southwest of pittsburgh. the officer's name and condition for the surviving officer has not been released. authorities have not said what led up to this shooting. >> dana: we take to you los angeles. police after this guy on a motorcycle weaving in and out of traffic. you know this is not going to crashes into the back end of that car. gets up, chucks off his helmet. runs down an alley and police give chase and eventually arrested the man. that guy looks like he's going to be ok and he has been arrested. >> kim: an ostrich seen on video hanging out on the side of the road in japan after escaping from a truck. it's been a tough week so we're taking a breakm officers using a rope to try and get the guy. people taking pictures adds it was running down the highway at one point. an hour after it broke loose, that ostrich was

michigan, ohio and western pennsylvania. not huge just scattered rain all 3 of the states. we are clear most will dissipate before they get in southern nevada. it is all moving up way up north from canada it is possible late in the week high clouds but only a couple. temperatures above normal for the next week and a half possibly two weeks. 80. mosquite 84. laughlin 90. death valley in the 90a. for the valley we are going to 62 under clear sky tonight. not much rain. oceanal breeze not bad. 81 the high. tomorrow's record is 83. we will be in the neighborhood tomorrow. possibly our best chance if we tie a record. your seven day forecast. 80 wednesday. are you sitting we will be in the mid to upper 70s beginning on thursday lasting through the weekend and early next week. the humanity. i'm flabbergasted. unacceptable. >> jim: you should have been running for something. no chance. >> tom: not to late to right me in. early enough? >> jim: thank you. >> maria: the coolest cites on next tell you about the hottest new trend playing around the world. "she's a slob." "she ate like a

few showers in michigan, ohio and western pennsylvania, as far as battleground states are concerned. we are clear. this cloud cover out in the pacific, big storm system you can see how it wound up but that cloud cover is respecting that shield. mountain going down to the 30s. pahrump at 43 overnight. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, still warm, boulder city, 81, mesquite 84. in town, 58 will be the morning low temperature under clear sky. quick bounce off that 58. they're going to get up to 82 for the official high tomorrow's high is 83. that's been standing since 1950. ayyiyi, big time cool down. mid to upper 70s as we go into the weekend, mid november ask yourself: if joe heck was on your side, why did he threaten to shut down the government on his crusade to defund planned parenthood? side with the wall street banks when he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip"? and why did joe heck put payday lenders and their shameful interest rates first when he took their money? nevada, it's time to put people before the corporate special interests. it's time to vote no on joe heck.

. >> reporter: this is western pennsylvania. most people hunt here. in fact, the students get days off at the height of the hunting season. >> you think hillary would want to take away your guns? >> uh-huh. >> your gun, your gun, your gun? >> yes. >> she's going to be a police

. >> that is hard to believe, a western pennsylvania mom is accused of murdering her own baby and sending video of the murder to the child's father. allegheny county police arrested christian clark for killing her son. she sent text messages accusing the father of sleeping with other women and then sent messages saying she is killing the children. clark admitted to smothering the baby boy. >>> a new york city man dialed from this punch to the head, maybe he did, video shows 64-year-old man standing at an intersection in queens when a man punches him and knocks tom ground. he try to get back up and fell back down. as the attacker walked away, he was handed a bag. authorities say it is unclear if the punch directly led to his death. >>> political speech took a hateful turn in mississippi. a fire was started tuesday night it destroyed 80% of the 111-year-old african-american church. mississippi chapter of naacp said the fire was recommend in the -- reminiscent of a dark period in the church's history. >>> officers and protesters clashed once again in north dakota as part of a protest that's

. >>> one of two western pennsylvania police officers ambushed and shot while responding to a domestic situation has died. police are still looking for the gunman. this happened in canonsburg outside of pittsburgh. officers were responding to a domestic disturbance. one was killed. the other was flown to a pittsburgh hospital. his condition is not released. investigators have not said if they know who the gunman is. >>> california will begin enforcing a plastic bag ban approved by voters in a statewide ballot initiative. under proposition 67 retail outlets like grocery stores may not give out single use plastic bags. some businesses are already making the switch. >> that awakening. >> i thought where are the bags at? i really didn't ask the lady. i thought maybe they were out of bags. >> how are they carrying the stuff? people can sell recycled paper and reusable bags for $.10. so they have to pay for it if they want it. >>> the big board is looking good. the dow is up 258 at 18,849. start laying off workers for the first time in six years. the auto maker plans to cut 2000 factory jobs

we're waiting on the next batch of rain advancing across western pennsylvania, and the rain will ri the the afternoon. hour-by-hour we're dry for the morning communicate, just the fog to contend with. 1:00, a few showers, they become more widespread late in the day. another evening commute featuring heavy downpours and this will continue overnight. the rain will ship under the tomorrow by 7:00 a.m. patchy fog this morning, an isolated shower through lunchtime. construction crews working inside the o'neal tunnel right now, northbound left lanes are closed also closed. we have some construction in wellesley this morning, a closure on route 9 heading westbound at route 128. >>> thank you. new overnight frustrated passengers stranded at logan after their flight was diverted. 167 people were onboard the southwest flight from baltimore to southwest says because of the time of night, 1:00 a.m., only two people were working the ticket counter forcing passengers to wait for hours to be helped. >>we've been standing in line for about 2 1/2 hours. i've asked for a cot for my child to sleep on thre

. >>> we're getting new details tonight on an ambush in western pennsylvania that left three people dead, including a police officer. police say the gunman michael set up a make-shift explosive and was ready for police to arrive. they bobty trapped his car -- booby-trapped his car and he did shoot the officers, killing one of them. he also killed his wife before turning the gun on himself. ? >>> and a huge show of solidarity for a new york city police officer killed in the line of duty. he died last friday while responding to a home invasion in the bronx. the officer's killer also died. the officer was remembered today as a great leader. nypd. >>> back here at home, metro says pedestrian bridges can be trouble spots. now they have a plan for making them safer for locals and tourists. news 3's denise rosch with their plan. >> reporter: a new police academy is getting ready to graduate. once they do, the officers will be headed to the streets, including las vegas boulevard. you will remember before the bridges, it was very difficult to cross the street right here. well, now the people are

the clouds are getting thicker in western pennsylvania and they will make an impact later tonight.he poconos could get mixed precipitation late tonight and overnight because of that little prong of precip you see on radar. 48 is the high in allen today. and the same down south nobody getting much over 50 and less wind. if you are traveling or have people coming from out of town, the big thing to note here is how dry it is, all the way up from maine and philadelphia and pretty much the same story to the south and light sprinkles and showers not hindering anybody in savannah at 4:00, the big story is southwest where detroit is looking at rain 2:00, 3:00, 4:00. and cleveland may be part of that. and places like northern minnesota and northern wisconsin and northern michigan looking at snow and farther south in indianapolis it's rain at 4:00 today. those are the areas you may have trouble. 4:00, 47 degrees and down to 46 degrees by 4:00 and 43 by 6:00 and down to 40 by sock, not going to much farther south tan that. upper 30s for a low. in the morning or at night we do have clouds toni

. >> reporter: on the first of my trips to western pennsylvania last summer, i met monessen, pennsylvania, mayor luma -- >> you look at monessen. we lost over 8,000 steelworker jobs. >> reporter: the mayor is a clinton. how big is this town? >> it used to be 23,000, 24,000. there's 7500 left. that's all that's left. >> reporter: he still can't quite believe that what remains of his town is now trump country. >> you look at a community that never ever had republican signs because it was -- it was a no-no. you got trump again. you see. >> trump, trump, trump, trump. bu generations the small towns of western pennsylvania have trended increasingly red. westmotherland county split 50/50 clinton/dole in 1996 and hasn't looked back. bush, bush, mccain, romney. at a diner in nearby bedford county, we met patty and gary owen, who exemplify the trend if a little late. gary wants trump. >> and to make us the world once again. >> reporter: but while small towns in pennsylvania have gone rust re the suburbs are moving in the opposite direction. in past cycles the collar counties of philadelphia have b

winter precip into western pennsylvania and western new into the pacific northwest. safe travels to everyone on this holiday. byron? >> rob, thank you so much. >>> next, president-elect donald trump and his family have already made their holiday getaway. arriving last night at the airport in palm beach, florida. they're spending thanksgiving at their mar-a-lago resort. for mr. trump, it is also a working holiday. he's named two new members of his cabinet. abc's mary bruce is in palm beach tonight. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump's luxury mar-a-lago resort, now a secure flo fortress. the president-elect releasing a thanksgiving video message. >> it's my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country, strengthened by shared purpose and very, very common resolve. >> reporter: after announcing five white men as his first round of hires, today, a jolt of diversity. trump nominating two women to join his cabinet. south carolina governor nikki haley to be his ambassador republican mega-donor and school choice activist bets