david barron is the honorable william green visiting professor of public law at harvard law school and judge of the first circuit court of appeals. he has clerked for both judge steven reinhardt and john paul stevens and previously served as the acting assistant attorney general of people's counsel at the u.s. department of state. david barron joins us today to discuss his newly-released book, waging war, the clash between presidents and congress 1776 to isis. a timely count of the eternal tug-of-war between congress and presidents over how and when to wage war. moderating today's program is ted ruger dean professor of law at the university of pennsylvania law school. his research draws on his broader works on judicial power and constitutionalism and addresses the manner in which american legal institutions including the u.s. supreme court have shaped the field of health law over the past two centuries. please join me in welcoming judge david barron and dean. [applause] >> thank you and i want to thank our hosts at the national constitution center. an institution that i'm really please

a close friend of scott greene says the attacks were completely out of character. ronald williams jr. says he was friends with greene for 26 years. the two worked as mechanics together. but their in 2004. now, he says he's struggling to understand what put his friend and - this father of 4 - on this path. ""you think you've known someone for 26 years you wouldn't think somebody would ever do this. you don't know what happens to people's brains, you don't know what happens in people's hearts to make them change, don't know." " williams says greene had depression after his father died of cancer. a group is announcing pla the families of officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio. the tunnel to towers foundation was first started in memory of the first responders that died in the september 11th attacks. today, the organization is announcing a plan to help the des moines area officers' families. in the past, tunnel to towers has paid off mortgages and assisted with a family's housing needs. 14 people are graduating from the cedar rapids regional police academy today. the 44th aca

especially intense because her own father a close friend of scott greene says the attacks were completely out of character. ronald williams jr. says he was friends with greene for 26 years. the two worked as mechanics together. but their friendship grew after greene left that job in 2004. now, he says he's struggling to understand what put his friend and father of four on this path. ""you think you've known someone for 26 years you wouldn't think somebody would ever do this. you don't know what happens to people's brains, you don't know what happens in change, don't know." " williams says greene had depression after his father died of cancer. a group is announcing plans to raise money for the families of officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio. the tunnel to towers foundation was first started in memory of the first responders that died in the september 11th attacks. today, the organization is announcing a plan to help the des moines area officers' families. in the past, tunnel to towers family's housing needs. 14 people are graduating from the cedar rapids regional police academy today. the 44th academy includes

bill green became a congressman in 1964 succeeding his father william j. green. his father was instrumental in the election of president john f. kennedy. bill green served as a congressman in 1976, during which time he took on the oil companies and helped defeat the oil depletion allowance. he became the meir of philadelphia -- the mayor of philadelphia and i am pleased to say i was in his administration. he took on on a lot of special interests, and actually implemented the first deadly force policy in the united states. he also said a lot of interesting things i won't repeat here. about the worst legislative body in the free world. [laughter] we always had a debate i might also add that his son helped fight back the wholesale closers of the the library branches. without further ado is made privilege to welcome bill green. [applause] we were great friends and worked together ohad workedtogether oni was the mayor and has done more for the city than you could imagine. he ran the schools from the park, he headed all of those institutions and more and was a pulitzer

what happens to people's brains, you don't know what happens in people's hearts to make them williams says greene had depression after his father died of cancer. a group is announcing plans to raise money for the families of officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio. the tunnel to towers foundation was first started in memory of the first responders that died in the september 11th attacks. today, the organization is announcing a plan to help the des moines area officers' families. in the past, tunnel to towers has paid off mortgages and assisted with a family's housing needs. 14 people are graduating from the cedar rapids regional police academy today. the 44th academy includes graduates from the cedar rapids, north liberty, and tipton police departments. others will graduate from the cedar rapids fire department and the department of corrections. today's ceremony is at 1 p-m at the ushers ferry historic village lodge. two people died in a violent crash on county home road - north of cedar rapids - yesterday and 3 others have life- threatening injuries. the crash happened around 4 p-m yeste

that is the latest live from prince william county. i'm molette green, back to you. >> thank you. >>> get out that list and check it twice. shopping your wallet. >> it is also when you can get some of the best deals of the year. consumer reporter susan hogan has tips on how to haggle. >> haggling is isn't something that comes easy to most people. if you can try to negotiate, let me tell you, it can go a long way to saving a ton of cash. there are some proven strategies, here are four great ideas to get the price down. let the salesperson know you're comparing prices with the use your loyalty as a way to get a better deal. this works really well with local shops. avoid yes or no questions. if you come right out and ask for a discount, you'll probably get a no, but if you say something like, is there any way you can help me on getting the price down, that might just do the trick. and be quiet. silence creates that awkwardness that no one likes. if the seller's initial response is no. don't say anything for a moment. back with a sweeter deal for you. and t

a close friend of scott greene says the attacks were completely out of character. ronald williams jr. says he was friends with greene for 26 years. but their friendship grew after greene left that job in 2004. now, he says he's struggling to understand what put his friend and father of four on this path. ""you think you've known someone for 26 years you wouldn't think somebody would ever do this. you don't know what happens to people's brains, you don't know what happens in people's hearts to make them change, don't know." " michael says greene had depress a group is announcing plans to raise money for the families of officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio. the tunnel to towers foundation was first started in memory of the first responders that died in the september 11th attacks. today, the organization is announcing a plan to help the des moines area officers' families. in the past, tunnel to towers has paid off mortgages and assisted with a family's housing needs. 14 people are graduating from the 44th academy includes graduates from the cedar rapids, north liberty, and

i might add that his son william j green, a city councilman, helped fight back wholesale closers of the free library of branches. without further into it is my privilege to welcome bill green. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction. phil goldsmith and i are good friends, he has done more for the city than you might imagine, he was managing director, ran schools, the park, all the institutions and more, a pulitzer prize-winning reporter. [applause] thanks again. i am pleased to be part of this presentation as you will find out tonight, some of the most memorable days and happiest days of my life are the times i spent with robert kennedy. let me begin by offering praise for larry tye and this book "bobby kennedy: the making of a liberal icon". it is the result of extensive research including previously unpublished reports, newly released materials from the kennedy library, and other office didn't have, most notably to kennedy, larry made his career at the boston globe as an award-winning reporter, new york times best-selling author including the book satchel which is a biography of

meteorologist scott williams whole lot of green behind you. >> there is. a lot of green on that doppler radar screen. take look behind me and some yellow going through the city. so pockets of heavy rain moving through south jersey through vineland and millville up near pitts grove all this moving toward the south and another round through east falls and germantown. right through the city of philadelphia over the ben franklin bridge into camden and all of this is moving toward the south as well following that same trail down the expressway into south jersey. right now 53 the high today 56. winds out of the north northwest at about seven to 10 miles an hour with some higher gusts cold front makes its way through. cooler temperatures already in the poconos at 41. it's 51 in reading. lancaster 52 and millville sitting at a rain cooled 53 degrees. this evening temperatures will be falling through the 50s into the 40s by 11:00 p.m. but skies will be clearing. that will set the stage for the return of sunshine in our forecast but get ready for gusty winds and the

latest throughout the day there's a closure and liquid today after the fire broke out in the green mountain area william hatem partitioned and including all the trails we are leading the fire is not done 200 acres from 300 last night of the firefighters will start investigating today to figure out what caused it to break out the first place there also mopping up the hotspots 12 homes were evacuated and others left on their own by 930 last night the fire was 90 percent allowed to go back home in tennessee thousands evacuated because of several wildfires their officials are saying 100 structures in the town of caps on burkert damaged 150 more in parts of the county but the fire chief's saying of the downtown bird is still largely intact the chief also says he believes the worst is over smoking in the park is not far from the fire and it has been closed down scout said meteorologist part one stroller in for greg dutra mark and mark i k been watching things in tennessee as well as here in colorado higher we doing. >> this in improvement with a cold front coming to their they've gotten some good rain winds h

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greene left that job in 2004. now, he says he's struggling to understand what put his friend and father of four on this path. williams says greene had depression after his father died of cancer. family members say the man cedar rapids police shot is doing a little better. a cedar rapids officer shot 37-year-old jerime mitchell during a traffic stop near coe police say there was a struggle and the officer fired a weapon, hitting mitchell in the neck. a brother-in-law told tv9 mitchell is in critical condition. but he was more alert and watched the world series on t-v wednesday. a family spokesperson says they are not endorsing any protests or public vigils connected to his case. and now here's your first alert forecast. plan on a spectacular fall day. highs will generally range from the mid-60s towards dubuque to around 70 from a waterloo to quad cities line and southwest, city. it'll be hard to find a cloud over the next 48 hours. our next front will arrive later monday, though it'll be moisture starved and only capable of an isolated shower by monday night. next week will be a continuation of mild and dry conditions

green or beat 64 seven doubles. williams great grow, great grab. yews up 14-13. a swing pass. actually it's a fumble. he scooped it up. cutting all over the field, weaving his way in after a great block. he's in for the touchdown. asu up 20-14. utah 28-20 in the 3rd. >>> arizona cardinals the 49ers. >> we have a lot of good things in front ever us and we control our destiny. >>> coyotes , jets, winnipeg arizona gets it back out of the corner, jamie mcginn. knotted at uno. wheeler for the goal >> we have to help them raise money for the campaign at the new campus center. we decide hey, this might be a good time, and seeing some friends do this. we decided to go forward and ? ? 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. >>> another beautiful shot from our chopper. and >> some '80s music going on before the forecast. [ laughter ] >> high today of 83 degrees. you love all-day breakfast. i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get

green? >> getting tech cat billion name? >> so many shades evergreen out there. but our favorite scott williams of course eagles green. >> and and we will have the forecast, actually hunter green in my tie i believe as well, alex, so all kind of matching this morning. but take a look at the beautiful sunrise across the delaware valley. clear skies, colds conditions, and yes, there will be a lot of flights taking off from the philadelphia international airport. temperatures right now, 34 degrees, sun officially comes up at about 6:55. let's talk a little bit about the weather forecast, because look at how cold it is this morning. twenty-six in atlantic city, we have 27 in pottstown. so, we will take you hour by hour with the travel forecast. this morning, temperatures in the 30's, and afternoon high temperature of 50. sun giving way to some clouds. and then by this evening, it is 42 degrees, mostly cloudy, and here's tomorrow's system off to the west. snow right now, minneapolis, chicago, looking at some wet weather, as we move toward places like memphis, into louisianna, houston, getting ready

the referee in the green shirt williams is thrown out the game but not before head cutting that ref. you can see him hunched over in pain and staggering out of view. >> i play most of my life and seeing someone head-butt a ref, that's unacceptable. >> we reached out to u-mass boston on this incident and they would not go on camera but issued a statement saying in part the actions of a few players on this field sunday were unacceptable and cannot be condoned in any way. we have taken appropriate disciplinary a players involved in this incident and met with all players on the team to convey the gravity of the situation and our response. >> again, u-mass boston will have two players suspended for saturday's play-off game against activities. in the control room, chris flanagan, fox 25 news. >> so much to talk about. not all is good news in the weather department. let's start with something happy. looks like people shopping in south boston. thank you for the shop. let's talk weather. it is clearing out there tonight although some clouds seem to want to back in on cape cod yet again this e

the pride of green hope ashley williams connect for baseline, got it. 13 points. jennifer also in double figures as the wolf pack krouzs to an 81-51 win over hampton. >> so far this 5 game home stand produced positive results for the carolina hurricanes. 3 games into the stretch they won twice including the first 2- game winning streak. now, they found a nice group in the last 6 games, ward is 3-2-1 last 2 starts, 94%. does not do it all alone. but he has been. >> just getting in a rhythm. the guys are play willing for me. it is exciting to get the ice time. i think you got to earn that. you never want to take it for granted or get too comfortable. you know, if you want to play you have to perform. the more you play it, it becomes easier. >> safe to say ward will be protecting the net on friday when they -- play montreal. >>> a boy catches his baby brother who fell from a changing table. >>> what caused the emergency landing of a hot air balloon. >>> a minnesota family reacts to news that a police officer >>> outrage. a minnesota police officer shot and killed him

. >> green exposes the shenanigans of new york's corrupt democratic machine, known as tammany hall, and helps send the city's notorious boss, williamement... >> it was green's efforts to get new york to expand beyond the borders of manhattan island and to annex the municipalities around new york harbor, which included the city of brooklyn, and make that all one giant metropolis. >> so how could his own family 100 years later not know all about him? could it have anything to do with the way green died? that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. in the presidential election of 1876, andrew green's law partner, samuel tilden, won the popular vote but lost to rutherford b. hayes. the answer after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gle350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >> it's "a." among other problems, florida democrats printed ballots showing abraham lincoln's face in an effort to trick freed slaves who couldn't read into voting democratic. a

the referee in the green shirt immediately issues a red card. williams is thrown out of the game but not before head-butting that ref. you can see the ref hunched over in pain and staggers out of view. >> i played soccer most of my that -- somebody head-butt a ref, that is unacceptable. >> reporter: we reached out to umass boston. they would not go on camera but issued a statement saying in part the actions of a few players on the field sunday were unacceptable and cannot be condoned in any way. we have taken appropriate disciplinary action of the players involved in the incident and met with all players on the team to convey the gravity of our situation and our response. again umass boston will have two players suspended for tufts. in the control room, chris flanagan, fox25 news. >>> big game for the celtics tonight. they host one of the nba's best team. the golden state warriors are not clear if they will be in the line-up. have several games with injuries. the first time kevin durant will be in boston since he chose to sign with the warriors over the

green beans? >> reporter: dr. william lewis a cardiologist with metro health system tells me there is typically an increase in patients visiting the e.r. on thanksgiving. >> there are some estimates out there that are 25%. >> reporter: you may be wondering why. it is simple. more salt in our diet. >> typically try to control the >> reporter: here are some simple fixes to enjoy a healthier meal. >> first of all, you consider getting breakfast because then your stomach is -- you are beginning to feel like you don't have to make it all up at that dinnertime. consider exercising. >> reporter: so before sitting down to enjoy your thanksgiving meal, follow these simple rules and watch your portion size. >> don't go back for seconds. >> reporter: to hopefully avoid a trip to the e.r. this holiday american heart association in 2000 that shows that very large meals do increase your risk of a heart attack by about four times. >> romona: dr. lewis says we can eliminate nearly half of our sodium intake at thanksgiving by cooking ours

he believes the death of greene's father had a tragic impact on him. (ronald williams jr./suspect's close friend) "he went into depression like anybody would do, to lose their dad early in life from cancer and just wasn't the same person after concerned for greene's daughter and family-- still trying to cope with everything. a mississippi community is coming together to rebuild their church after it was set on fire and vandalized earlier this week! the church in greenville was hit by vandals who wrote "vote trump" on the side of the building. now the church has raised nearly 170-thousand dollars to help with repairs. people from all over the country have been donating... police are still looking for whoever did this. just in this morning... the gas pipeli in alabama is expected to be back up and running by sunday. the company issued a statement saying they understand the impact this has on fuel supplies-- and they are trying to make it as minimal as they can. earlier this week a construction crew accidentally hit the pipeline with some equipment causing the gas leak-- and

williams won't be able to return to the field till december 5th, which means the team will be without the four- time pro bowler for games against minnesota, green bay, dallas and arizona. three of those teams rank in the top ten in sacks. williams was previously tough loss. >>> the george washington university men's basketball team has gone through a roller coast of emotions over the past few months. fist they were on top of the -- first they were on top of the world. but a few months later gw dismissed head coach after accusations of verbally abusing his players. now they look to build on last year's success under interim head coach maurice joseph. star forward transferred to gw to play -- now he's in charge of guiding the team. he says he's impressed with the have shown throughout all of this. >> i'm old now. so interesting being around all these 18-year-olds. they bring a lot of good, young energy. it's fun. we've just been going to work. that started in the summer with the extra practices you get with the foreign tour. then just continuing throughout the change. >> game six of the world series tonight in cleveland. history would be made if

molette green is live in prince william county with more on a regional effort to keep people safe. good morning. >> reporter: aaron, good morning to you. we're talking about the street smart campaign and definitely it intersection. just take a look. this is a busy intersection, lots of cars. we've been seeing lots of people crossing the street. lots of law enforcement eyes on this busy route 1 corridor in prince george or prince william county. we're at the intersection in east long view county. at 6:00, officers will be on the look out for pedestrians, bicyclists, drivers, anyone not obeying the traffic safety laws and as we scene involving a pedestrian on this busy stretch just last year. that was a pedestrian and a tractor trailer and the person trying to cross in the crosswalk died. be warned. if you break one of the laws, the officers are going to ticket you and those tickets could range from $40 up to $500. you can also be looking at points on your driving record as whole idea is to get you more alert and be aware of safety. that is the latest live from prince william county.

green or beat 64 yards, utah on the board, 13 seven doubles. williams great grow, great grab. yews up 14-13. a swing pass. actually it's a fumble. he scooped it up. cutting all over the field, weaving his way in after a great oc touchdown. asu up 20-14. utah 28-20 in the 3rd. >>> arizona cardinals hosting the 49ers. our destiny. >>> coyotes , jets, winnipeg fresh off a win over dallas. arizona gets it back out of the corner, jamie mcginn. knotted at uno. wheeler >> we have to help them raise money for the campaign at the new campus center. we decide hey, this might be a good time, and seeing some friends do this. we decided to go forward and whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. if you taste something bad, you want someone else to try it. it's what you do. i can't get the taste out of my mouth! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do.

all green right here from the ted williams tunnel to the weston tolls, 13 minutes. from the alston brighton tolls to 495, 25 minutes and. happy thanksgiving everyone. >> mark: make sure you have the fox 25 app for traffic alerts this weekend, plus right now, on line, we have a list of the few stores that are open. we also have a list of hall the places offering free meals on thanksgiving. help someone this holiday season as well. it's all on fox25boston.com. >> vanessa: there is a grinch in rhode island. police are trying to track down the person who stole dozens of costumes from the nut cracker production in providence. as blair miller reports, now the festival bally providence is scrambling to come up with more 50 costumes and head pieces weeks before the show. >> a christmas tradition lose ago bit of its sparkle. >> start opening the crates. we start realizing that all the costumes are not there. >> the reporter: 52 pieces to be exact. from $600 handmade tutus to a $2,000 nut cracker mask, but festival ballet providence artistic director george says, it's hard to

william h. macy is not shy about acting in his underwear. the emmy nomined actor is in our toyota green room. not in his underwear! ? >>> emmy award actor william h. macy remember boogie night, margo? "the room" do you remember that? single dad on "shameless" on sunday's episode, frnk triank to work his way back into the gallagher household. >> calm down. i have a few repairs to do on the house. now that fiona has dropped the ball someone has to pick it up and that someone is me. wait! my clothes are in the wash! >> count o three. dressed or not, frank. 1! >> let's take a vote. everyone in favor of having an ac >> wil.liam h macy joins us at the table looking very dapper. i saw that episode of new the pink robe. we could say for frank, that is almost overdressed sonsome wayse have seen him. >> you have to be brave to wear a pink robe. unloveable character that embarrasses and huliates his father. it thohas to be a great role fo you. >> he is so delicious and so much fun and so wrong on so many levels. >> do you have to love him to play him as long as you have? >> well, he's a good guy. he is f

our derica williams has more from city hall. today is the deadline for green party cand half million dollar estimated cost by this afternoon or the whole thing is off. she says she has the money. as of now, president-elect donald trump leads hillary clinton by 22-thousand votes in wisconsin. stein got barely 1 percent of the vote. county clerks are expecting to start the recount on thursday. they will have until december 12th to finish. the state is up against a december 13th deadline to have the results of will be a challenge in some counties. its going to reassure wisconsin voters that we have a fair system, that were not counting illegal votes, were not counting dead peoples votes monday, stein sued the wisconsin elections commission in dane county court, asking a judge to order county clerks to count ballots by hand. unless the judge agrees, clerks will be able to hand-count or feed the ballots through voting machines, which is faster. the commission rejected claims machines were hacked. members say that would be impossible, because the machines aren't hoo

we have an accident in glass brother at green the reason road at william dalton drive.e horse pike. there's a 5k turkey trot going on in marlton. route 70 gets you around that. we have a water main break blocking 206. one looks fine if you want to use that instead. >> let's go over to sky6 live hd looking out across center city. we can't wait for the next half-hour to go by where we see the kickoff of the during -- dunk during -- dunkin' donuts parade. what does it look like, david. >> reporter: unfortunately, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we have showers in the western edge of chester county. over the next hour or two, they may survive into philadelphia. hopefully, people will bring rain gear for the read route. this afternoon we'll get up to 54, mainly cloud skies and spotty showers at 5:00 p.m. clouds, sunny breaks tomorrow, 56 degrees on friday with maybe a sprinkle or shower late in the game, largely dry over the weekend. >> good to hear, the action cam is live at 20th and jfk, gearing up for the 97th annual thanksgiving day parade, the parkway will be ali

the referee, in green shirt, immediately issues a red card. williams is thrown out of the game, but not before head butting that referee. you can see the referee hunched over in pain and staggers out of view. >> i played soccer most of my life and seeing something like that, seeing someone head butt a referee, that's unacceptable. >> the reporter: we reached out to u.s. mass boston on this incident. they would not go on cameras, players on the field sunday were unacceptable, and could not be condoned in any way. we have taken appropriate disciplinary action toward the players involved in this incident and we've met with all players on the team to convey the gravity of the situation and our response. again, umass boston will have two players suspended for saturday's playoff game against tufts. in the control room, chris flanagan, fox 25 news. >> mark: governor charlie baker tweeted about it this afternoon, new laws are now in effect to protect pets in protection if they break a car window to rescue a trapped pet. local animal control officers will also

the referee in the green shirt immediately issues a red card. williams is thrown out of the game, but not before head butting that referee. you can see the referee hunched over in pain and staggers out of view. i played soccer most of my life seeing someone head butt a referee is unacceptable. >> the reporter: we reached out to umass boston about the incident, would not go on cameras, but issued a statement saying in part the actions of a few players on the field sunday were unacceptable and could not be condoned in any way. we have taken appropriate disciplinary action toward the players involved in this incident and we've met with all players on the team to convey the gravity of the situation and our response. again, umass boston will have two players suspended for saturday's playoff game against tufts. in the control room, chris >> vanessa: we are following some breaking news out of wellesley right now. sky fox just got over the scene where a person has been hit by a train near wellesley square station, it is dark, but you can see flashing lights belo

been just over two years since we lost actor and comedn his wife susan schneider williams is with us today in our toyota green room and there in the purple. hello! ahead, why she believes a type of dementia is responsible for his death. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> britain's "guardian" says the pope thinks the catholic church will never have female priests. he commented yesterday on his plane. they explored lifting the ban earlier this year on female duties of priest. >>> "usa today" explores the best destinations of 2017 as chosen by lonely planet. nepal number five on the list. next is the mountainous caribbean eyelid of dominica. finland is third. second place close goes to colombia. first, drum roll. canada markets its 150th year. >> a great study. >> i love that. night in chicago after the cubs, did you hear this? they beat the cleveland indians. the score was 9-3. so they are hoping their team will end a drought that has stretched back more than a century. >> wow. after being down 3-1 the cubs roared back to force a decisive wrigley field for what it means

williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. mission: to get your vote. no matter what age you are, it's never too late to start a new career and we take a closer look at how investigators go about solving a deadly hit and run good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm ian reitz.. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist ashley batey.

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williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. right now on cbs 2 this morning...the man involved in a police shooting last night is fighting for his life - what his family is now saying about the incident. plus - the several political visits in iowa today - as election day draws closer. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm jenee ryan. ryan.

williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. now at 4:30 - a ?car chase? and ?arrest? overnight in milwaukee. 3 and - a packers player gives back to the community ... to help young people reach new heights. 3 good morning everyone.it's wendesday, novemb2- jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including, game 6 of the world series goes to... the chicago cubs!another victory for chicago... as they beat the cleveland indians last night.we look ahead to the final game of the series... in just a couple of minutes. 3 but first--- we have a chance for ?rain? this morning.let's get straight to meteorologist ?justin thompson-gee? to see when it could start. 3

williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. ,, f0 >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the cbs4 morning news at 4:30. it is tuesday, november 2nd. i'm britt moreno. thanks so much for joining us. let's get a check on the forecast. we are into november but still a little warm. >>> it is, though it is a little bit chilly around town now with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. we have cloud cover outside and in the mountains just as expected we have a few rain and snow showers. as we zoom in around frazier

williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. . >>> right now it's 340, a woman found dead outside an apartment building. >>> residents told to evacuated after a freight train derailed. >>> a woman tied up inside her home. the search for three suspects. >>> a warning from police, parents double trick-or-treating bags are where a 6-year-old was given alcohol. >>live from boston. this is wbz this morning. >>> good morning thanks for joining us i'm katie merrill. we're already 13 degrees warmer in boston than this time yesterday. it's a wilder start to the today. 49 at logan airport right now. the dew point's in the mid 40s, the wind from the south, mild right

williams, joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.e a great day. ,, s i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. >>> good morning. you're looking live at the transamerica pyramid in san francisco as we start this morning off. it's wednesday, november 2. i'm kenny choi. [ sigh ] >> wednesday already. i'm michelle griego. are we all wake this morning? >> yes, this is the big day! >> because the cubs won last night? >> i'm wearing the navy blue for the cubbies. >> this is not for the cubs. >> yes, it is! >> i don't mind if either one wins. they're lovable winners. >> one of the original people who watched the world series 92 years old was watching. great weather there and great weather there. it's one of the coldest mornings this a tomorrow season. it's cold everywhere this morning. 44 vallejo. 46 in livermore. 48 at the coast. later today warmer under mostly sunny

green new deal to deal with climate change. >>> act news has you covered for election night. rick williamsnd monica malpass will be at the trump and clinton campaign, news crews will be fanned out across the region, we'll have special vigil coverage. we'lling following all the results after the polls close. that starts at 8:00 p.m. on 6 abc.com. >>> police in philadelphia and homeland security are searching for the thieves who stole several laptop, in northern liberties. three campaign workers left their laptop in inside an laptop parked on the 100 park of brown street. went to dinner for you blocks away. the vehicle had been broken into and those backpacks were gone. investigators add those laps did not contain any sensitive information pertinent to that time campaign. >>> a day after a 48 inch water main break in the parking lot of a shopping center in east falls crews got to work to try and clean-up that mess. but it wasn't easy. sick million gallons of water overflowed into the parking lot creating at least a half million in damage. action news reporter bob brooks has more. >> reporter

williams, fox 6 news. two big decisions looming for the wisconsin presidential election recount. green party presidential candidate jill stein must pay 3-point-5 million dollars by 4-30... to ensure a recount moves forward. also in 30-minutes.. a court hearing to determine if that recount happens.. will it be a ?machine count or a paper count? fox six's theo keith is in madison.. at the dane county courthouse with the latest. roll cue to vo: hand count all ballots committed whatever it is, were committed to doing it. and so were proceeding. our finance director is in madison and all along weve been prepared to deliver certified checks for whatever brad thanks theo. we are monitoring closely the developments related to this presidential recount. click the "politics" tab when you visit news app -- for the latest information. president-elect donald trump nominates two more members of his cabinet. the transition team announcing this morning republican congressman tom price of georgia as the president-elect's pick for health and human services secretary. price has been a vocal critic of oba