wise. >> i have a background from trickle housing and metro starting urban gardens i have been thinking about this for the last year i come up what an idea calls trickle village we identify the under i'd like city properties and on one show that did a project in berkley where he indexes all the illegal spaces in san francisco there are many when we do is create those trickle ego vinyls as we've created a cat elective out of super bowl i called it the st. francis super bowl homeless challenge for $500 we can do if i know how to structure budget i requalified a budgets and bubdz less than $10,000 we have the skill and is financing we have the hearts we have the exerted headquarters to be able to do this in san francisco and side beautiful things and have pride how we treat your neighborhoods (clapping.) mr. graham well, that is one of my person pet peeves homelessness is no a crime a condition and everyone deserves a right to be respected and given the right to live in dignity before you, side anything go up to the person and found out why he is homeless and get a read on that social work

wise. >> chief baldwin came to san francisco in 19 b 3 he talked about the institutionalized raising with the development and people couldn't get jobs after world war ii we need to create jobs so for the african-american rather than pipelines to prison and create job opportunities to clean power that could be underway if this administration loudly clean power to roll forwards i love stewards ideas of first right of refusal and also to support the people that are certificate of preference have been displaced in the past 3 developments to come back into the city and focus on bayview hunters point and the fillmore western edition and figure out how be to creating for housing through dwelling units and the pertains and to link them to african-american neighbors. >> thank you. >> (clapping.) mr. graham. >> i agree with that what we need to do is create jobs i mean, it was a tragedy that we let the 49ers go to a stadium were are right of there created a neighborhoods of jobs and workforce that could be into that neighborhoods we can still do that we need corporate help with that i think th

meteorologist britley ritz joins weather wise question. rain chances will be likely through the morning and a good chunk of the afternoon, so if you are out and about trick or treating during that time you might want to bring the umbrella and the poncho! otherwise throughout the evening the rain should diminish and any halloween plans should go on without trouble. temperature wise, it will be cool through most of the day with highs only topping out in the low 50s. once that sun goes down temperatures are expected to drop into the 40s, so dress warm under those costumes. warmer temperatures are on their way! highs into the next week are likely to reach close to 70 degrees. get ready to bust out the short sleeves folks. as kids head out tonight for should take a few minutes to remember safety. stay with your 24 hour news get ready to go door-to- door... but before they do it's important parents remind them to stay safe. especially when it comes to checking their candy. a teen girl found a disposable razor blade hidden in a snickers bar after

but at least weather wise, you'll talk about that in a second. traffic wise, right now, we're looking pretty nice outside i would say. no delays real that i we're seeing. overall pretty good on my side. >> oh, good. well, listen, i have good news, too, it will be cooler today, we will have lots of sunshine out there, and i think it makes the cooler pilla little easier to swallow when you know you will have beautiful soul shine. so let's look what we can expected to. that is we are looking out for for abundant sunshine, much cooler day as our temperatures will not get out of the low 60s, everybody, so we prepare ourselves for that. in fact, currently sitting at 59 degrees, you can see the wind out of the north about 12 miles per hour, little breeze, and really not going to get whole lot warmer than that. high today of 62. looking live look at storm scan3, there you go, we have nice blue skies expected. so when the sun does come up, you will be greeting the day with some beautiful blue skies. not bad. but, today, high of 62. as you can

wise. >> chief baldwin came to san francisco in 19 b 3 he talked about the institutionalized raisingith the development and people couldn't get jobs after world war ii we need to create jobs so for the african-american rather than pipelines to prison and create job opportunities to clean power that could be underway if this administration loudly clean power to roll forwards i love stewards ideas of first right of refusal and also to support the people that are certificate of preference have been displaced in the past 3 developments to come back into the city and focus on bayview hunters point and the fillmore western edition and figure out how be to creating for housing through dwelling units and the pertains and to link them to african-american neighbors. >> thank you. >> (clapping.) mr. graham. >> i agree with that what we need to do is create jobs i mean, it was a tragedy that we let the 49ers go to a stadium were are right of there created a neighborhoods of jobs and workforce that could be into that neighborhoods we can still do that we need corporate help with that i think the

temperature wise in the 50s and 60s, extremely mild. the winds are pretty much nonexistent and they will pick up out of the west at about 5 to 10 later today. a hint of some stratus around the san mateo coastline and sunset district well into pacifica but that will burn off quickly. temperature wise, boy, we continue with this unseasonably warm streak of weather here around the bay area. ever try in san francisco 70, one with temperatures in the 70s, convert 91, san jose in the 80s, 66, the cool spot at have mobile day, otherwise 70s at the beaches. good morning those gaydos at 85 degrees, going up to 95 degrees in gilroy and east of the bay, temperatures up to 95, brentwood, tracy, mountain house, warm day to downright hot in many locations. 45 in danville and black hawk and north of the golden gate bridge, temperatures span with a clearing of the skies, mid- 70s, lots of sunshine across toledo, ample sunshine at 83 degrees, we've got the seven-day forecast coming up in just about a few minutes but right now let's say good morning to g

temperature wise, it will be day with highs only topping out in the low 50s. once that sun goes down temperatures are expected to drop into the 40s, so dress warm under those costumes. warmer temperatures are on their way! highs into the next week are likely to reach close to 70 degrees. get ready to bust out the short sleeves folks. thanks britley. once again, it's almost time to fall back. once again, it's almost time to daylight saving time for 2015 ends this weekend. that's at 2 a-m sunday, so make sure to set your clocks back an hour before falling asleep tonight. there are exceptions to the rule if you live in areas d-s-t is not observed, like hawaii, most of arizona, or u-s territories. cows...not typically what you'd call frightening creatures. but one cow has the markings of something scary, just in time for halloween. ... the high school volleyball playoffs continued tonight. in class 2a, west branch hosted highland riverside... these two teams met in the season opener, west branch won that match 2-0. tonight's highlights between the bears and the hu

jeff kaufman and his wife julia wise are as humble as they are generous...... (jeff kaufman, donates half of income to charity): "we like to donate as much as we can so we are shooting for more than 100k this year." you heard it right...every year they donate half of their salary.... more than 100 thousand dollars to charity....and they are not extremely wealthy by american standards.... he's a 29 year old software engineer....and she's a 30 year old mom working two part- time jobs. last year they earned about 250k....and they gave away more than 128- thousand of it. ( julia wise, donates half of income to charity): "even after giving away more than half we earn for a few years now we have enough to feel we are doing fine." they have one daughter and one on the way. their budget extremely tight. (julia wise, donates half of income to charity): "we really try to prioritize the things meaningful to us and let the rest of it go and live below our means." most of their giving is to third world countries..focusing on developing world health. (jeff kaufman, donates h

temperature-wise, highs and lows will be seasonal in the 60s and 40s respectively for the rest of tte week and weekend with some sunshine expected heading into early next week before another rain chance returns monday night and tuesday. see graphics. >> it's that time of year... you're thinking about cleaning up the yard before winter weather hits. trimming trees and tree removal - common chores you u y decide you need to hire help. but beware - don't get tricked a deal that's too good to be true. erika gonzalez explains. << some projectctaround the house are bigger to tackle than others. that's why keith leonard of columbia maryland wanted to hire help. (nats: knock knock) (sot: keith leonard, homeowner) "it all started w/ a knock on the door they came to the door saying they were already doing work on a neighbor's house and that it would be a cheaper cost for us because the equipment was already in the area" leonard wanted a tall tree behind his home cut down. the company quoted him what he considered a good deal. (sot: keith leonard, homeowner) "we couldn't refuse the price" so leo

it's wise for her to take that time. she need to go back and study up. but we have seen some thing that give you pause about the honesty and integrity of the democrats. you have the release of 300-plus pages from cheryl mills. democrats by leaking interview transcripts have given hillary clinton a roadmap and told her what other people have testified to so she can avoid contradicting the defendant money from her aide. she have given her a playbook and said here is what you need to say to avoid contradicting those who came before you. bill: steven hayes, from the hilda. martha: then u.n. ambassador susan rice appeared on five sunday morning talk shows after the benghazi attacks to make it clear the video you heard discussed was the crux of the reason. it was the catalyst for sparking the deadly violence that took the lives of those four americans. benghazi record revealed a memo directing her to quote underscore these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader policy failure. that came from ben rhode. the white house insists ask. but nuke

. >>> the long time head of wise supermarkets has died.he company says robert wise died in new york city in monday at the age of 96. he was the son of the grocery store chain's co-founderrer and served as chairman for two decades and grew the business to 163 stores in five states including pennsylvania and new jersey. weis supermarkets is based in sunbury northumberland county. >> condolences to his family. nice day out today. >> beautiful today. yesterday wasn't bad and tomorrow is good and, well, you know, if you like fall, you'll like it fine. storm tracker6 live double scan right now nothing showing on radar. as we take a look outside tranquil conditions over the ben franklin bridge, clear skies. going have lots of sunshine early and then no worse than a few patchy clouds later on. taking a look at current conditions. 52 degrees in philadelphia, your dewpoint at 45, a little higher than yesterday but the air is still nice and dry and winds are light, only running at 6 miles per hour. satellite shows you how most of our cloud cover is u

tomorrow a little warmer temperature-wise than today, so it's really a superb sunday for you, and because we're heading into columbus day, for most it's a three-day wendell, and monday is shape -- weekend, and monday is shaping up to be the best day of the three-day end with. warm conditions -- weekend. warm condition, and things are looking good. today we're talking cold though. temperatures in the 30s. we will have some cold temperatures out there tonight in the far west suburb, and fast advisories at -- frost advisories in effect after 69 tomorrow, little warmer than today, and columbus day shaping up to be the best day. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. late on columbus day, a chance to introduce some showers. could see rain tuesday, definitely have the clouds tuesday, and temperatures go back to the 60s. >> 60s, but i'm seeing that 59 on saturday. >> you caught that? >> i see you're trying to gloss on it but i'm watching you. and remember get the weather updates by downloading the cbs 2 weather app, get the forecast, check live radar, and send your weather pictures and video.

then by tomorrow night wai watch things dial downwind wise. nice weather, 60 degrees at 7:00, 56 an at 9:00. and we'll see 55 degrees as we go to bed shortly after is 11:00. seven day forecast coming up. >>> definitely the worse over for us, but the scene much worse in south carolina where crews spent the day conducting hundreds of water rescues. have you seen any of this individual yes yet? the current so strong, look at that, washing away chunks of the road there. the state battered by unrelenting rain for days. south carolina's governor says the weather is to blame for three deaths in the state. nearly 30,000 customers are without power. dozens of streets are impassable. emergency management officials their homes, stay off the streets. columbia reporting 18 inches of rain. most of it in the past 24 hours. >>> we want to move to the missing cargo ship. the ship's owner believes that a container found in the water belongs to the el faro. 33 people on board that ship when it made a distress call on thursday, just as hurricane joaquin struck. >

the good news is we're going up again temperature wise. that's what a lot of folks like to hear. it is above normal certainly tuesday and wednesday but we're in the recoverly mode right now. 52 degrees and mostly sunny skies. a pleasant late day. it was down right cold this morning. so the cool down to the warm up and that's our top headline. other than that, there's not a sign of precipitation in the forecast except a slight chance as we head to thursday but i'm going to put that at about a 20% chance of a shower. don't put the shorts away. why? because we're on our way into the 70s. if you have done your fall clean up where you take out the summer stuff and put in the wool sweaters, you did it too early. 52 a far cry from the 19 degrees you woke up to this morning. all of knees areas very, very cold this morning. there were records set across the region. central park 31 this morning. bridgeport tied a record at 30 and isolate 29 degrees. live radar checking out any sign of precipitation. new jersey clear and far to the west nothing to look at. that's good news. we do, however,

they voted away his pou in 2010 and 2014 wisely. >> the economy isn't so picture perfect. we know it. i didn't see gridlock on the ballot when i went to the booth. we have corporate cash stranded overseas. two and a half trillion dollars. we need better policies to bring the money back home. that's the cheapest stimulus of all. >> we have one suggestion as far as that goes for donald trump. >> i don't know. i don't know if i have suggestions for donald trump. i wish he would have a more global view of this. i think the problem with john tamney's arm is it ignores the global component that we have enemies on the rise. they ignore our dysfunction and interpret it as weakness. e-mac brings up a great point about taxes. you have to look at it in a global context. >> final word from steve. >> you get consensus when you have a candidate who puts forth a reaganesque program for growth and the country will move again and the democrats will make compromises, not republicans. >> i'm sure bruce agrees. we have run out of time. coming up next, opec said it wanted to squash the oil boo

ask for youumbly ask f >> hello, san francisco voters for those who don't know me, i'm amy fearing wise i may not be the candidate but after learning about me hopefully, you'll help me win the race i can vote for two other candidates we've formed a collision 1, 2, 3 no matter who you vote for join me in that concludes my report the system development we want for our city and economy join the seiu 1021 and a growing list of people including the sf tenant tea sf party and the number one enforcement from the women and richmond and the mary democrat visit think twice daichl.org for enforcement discussing tops as clean power and enforceable airbnb protection and sustainable development and protection for tenants and organizations and proposals to support and grow our african-american population i am a bay area person my apartment worked union jobs i was the first generation to go to college i worked as a service provider in the fields of mental health and pretty good i moved to san francisco in 2007 nor a job as a sustainability to support the triple bottom line for an equal opportunity i ha

ask for youumbly ask f >> hello, san francisco voters for those who don't know me, i'm amy fearing wise i may not be the candidate but after learning about me hopefully, you'll help me win the race i can vote for two other candidates we've formed a collision 1, 2, 3 no matter who you vote for join me in that concludes my report the system development we want for our city and economy join the seiu 1021 and a growing list of people including the sf tenant tea sf party and the number one enforcement from the women and richmond and the mary democrat visit think twice daichl.org for enforcement discussing tops as clean power and enforceable airbnb protection and sustainable development and protection for tenants and organizations and proposals to support and grow our african-american population i am a bay area person my apartment worked union jobs i was the first generation to go to college i worked as a service provider in the fields of mental health and pretty good i moved to san francisco in 2007 nor a job as a sustainability to support the triple bottom line for an equal opportunity i ha

-wise out to orange, we have the bright sunshine now. on the cold side of high pressure. this high is going to shift eastward. we will get tone pack side, starting tonight, noon the day tomorrow. mild temperatures will be moving on in. it stays cold the rest of the afternoon. but this will be the coldest day of the week. notice temperatures disdyspit the sunshine, old in the 40 that he afternoon. 60 making a comeback starting tomorrow. we check the warmer forecast coming up. emily? emily. cindy, thank you? in less than 90 minutes, the long-time girlfriend of crime boss, whitey bulger, will be back in front of a judge. wcvb newscenter 5's sera congi is live outside federal courthouse in south boston. sera, this hearing is about what catherine greig won't say? sera. it comes at a cost she seems to be willing to nay price. whitey bulger's hong-time girlfriend, catherine greig, already serving 8-year sentence today. she is accused of refusing to testify before of a grand jury about whether others helpedded bulger during the 16 years on the hap. he has been order something. sh

temperature wise out there this morning, milder. 48 in worcester, 51 in boston. you are feeling the wind is the cold front comes on through thing up out of the south and west. they will be shifting to the west today. temperatures warming into the upper 50' s, low 60' s. we will look for a mix of sun and clouds, a couple of showers tonight as temperatures drop into the 30' s and worcester county, merrimack valley, holding in the 40' s in boston. look at tomorrow. these are the high temperatures. only warming into the mid-50' s and even upper 40' s in worcester county. it is all because of the secondary cold front. a disturbance pushes through northern england. this could trigger a couple of afternoon showers -- northern new england. it' ll bring in this cold air mass into sunday morning. look at sunday morning flows. they are very chilly. temperatures s and boston. in any area under the growing season will get a hard freeze season. monday. we climb back up by mid week in. tunnel. emily: we will take it. olessa: checking out the rest of your trip, the overnight roa

there is a direct connection moisture wise. this small moisture channel from the hurricane but there are strong winds but they will passes by. rain and lots of it. 2-3 inches of rain tonight and tomorrow. a flash flood watch in effect. we will expand of these weather stories coming up. jonathan is live in ocean city where he is enduring tropical storm force windss. jonathan: last night this place got battered. this coastal community -- the rain was so strong. if i was standing here last night and i looked at the ocean, i would not be able to see it. it was coming down in sheets horizontally and was brutal. the winds are still pretty strong and you can see the storm is turning up the ocean. this storm has nothing to do that hurricane. this is a nor'easter light storm that is better this area for the better part of a day and half. they are bracing for whatever joaquin will bring. either way it could do some damage and cause some flooding. these are all problems they've dealt with and they don't a deal with it again. john spoke wi

"now, local 5 sports are iowa sports" jordan/bam: a wise man once said "progess is impossible without change" iowa state coach paul rhoads appears to have taken that quote to heart. going with joel lanning as the starting qb over sam richardson. but that wasn't the biggest news of the day. at his weekly press conference this morning, rhoads dropped a bombshell. a wise man once said "progress is impossible without change" iowa state coach paul rhoads appears to have taken that quote to heart this week going with joel lanning the starting qb over sam richardson. and while that appeared to be the big topic of the day, coach rhoads made an even bigger headline. "unfortunately i had to make a change at offensive coordinator this morning. mark and i couldn't get on the same page on a few importnat items. we tried to talk that through again this morning in an effort to get us moving in a different direction, in the end mark was not interested in that, i wish that wasn't the case." with that offensive coordinator mark mangino has been relieved of his duties. paul rhoads named qb coach todd st

temperature wise i think you're going to do fine. first, we check in with our weather watchers. and right now, head up to connecticut. it's 58 degrees from stan in greenwich. stan is telling me, hey, that was aryl short winter. >> he's talking about sunday and monday being so cold and the empire state building lit up in blue. nypd blue in honor of fallen officer holder and the sky overhead is a nice clear one. 65 degrees as of right now. 76 is the heat that we generated today. way above the average of 63 degrees. outside right now, there's nothing brewing. looks like a sprinkle or so up around kingston. north of that is where we've got the bonified rain. this is going to stay to the north of us. we're going to watch for the front to pass over us. here's how we see it working out. you get into your day thursday, more clouds. this is 5:30. a little hint of a rain shower, yes, as the front comes into the area. it just never materializes into a big wet weather. it's more the wind shift behind it. on friday and it's going to be significantly cooler out there. let's talk numbers. 58 d

we are iowa sports" a wise man once said "progess is impossible without change" iowa state coach paul rhoads appears to have taken that quote to heart. going with joel lanning as the starting qb over sam richardson. but that wasn't the biggest news of the day. at his weekly press conference this morning, rhoads dropped a bombshell. a wise man once said "progress is impossible without change" iowa state coach paul rhoads appears to have taken that quote to heart this week going with joel lanning the starting qb over sam richardson. and while that appeared to be the big topic of the day, coach rhoads made an even bigger headline. "unfortunately i had to make a change at offensive coordinator this morning. mark and i couldn't get on the same page on a few importnat items. we tried to talk that through again this morning in an effort to get us moving in a different direction, in the end mark was not interested in that, i wish that wasn't the case." with that offensive coordinator mark mangino has been relieved of his duties. paul rhoads named qb coach todd sturdy as the new o-c. when aske

robert wise finally back at his house, which was under water. perez: what' s it like to come back and see your neighborhood in shambles? wise: this is overwhelming, there' s no way to describe it. >> 11 trillion gallons of water -- enough to fill more than 130,000 rosebowls. it' s making already swollen rivers overflow long after the rain is gone. at least 17 are dead in these floods. still have no water. joanna fleming: i have three children at home, we don' t have anything to even flush toilets or take showers. >> tonight, long lines for free bottles of water from the national guard. heather: damage assessment teams are just starting to get on the ground. the cost is expected to top one billion dollars. ed: prosecutors say bella bond' s mother could face additional charges. rachelle bond pleaded not guilty to accessory after the fact in the death of her daughter, known world wide as "baby doe." rachelle' s boyfriend, michael mccarthy, is charged with the toddler' s murder. the state medical examiner' s office has yet to rule on the exact cause

and writing-wise, a challenge to try and figure out what the hell we're going to do with him.mily: he was terrific and i understand he is being replaced by a woman? mike: not necessarily replaced. his firm, she becomes the lead partner, this new character that was not in season one. played by suzanne cryer. but he is -- it is not necessarily one for one. we did not really think of it as you can replace him with anybody. but we had to write around that. this is -- second season is the story about what happens to a company. them going to the next level. emily: everybody wants to know, is there a good dick joke in this series? i mean, that is -- mike: there is at least one. i think it is a good one. emily: is it as dick joke-worthy as the one in season one? alec: we love all of our babies. [laughter] it is hard to say which dick joke is better than another dick joke. emily: but seriously, that moment is probably one of the most talked about moments of season one. i feel like it is indicative of how you guys put this show together. because it is technically correct. i know you spe

but i think we have to be wise about how we're handling it withour small dogs especially. >> in stern grove, not just redwood city and -- >> and in golden gate park. i think the wise thing is to try to avoid areas we know we're seeing a lot of coyotes and if that can't happen, then we should be really mindful about how to handle a situation should you see a coyote being very bold. >> your best friend is your leash, really. keep control of your dog. >> i totally agree. keeping your pet on a leash is the way to go. there's a really great article in the "chronicle." i want to give support to that article. great job in terms of talking about you want to be really big. so if you see a coyote, you don't want to be like all timid and hide and run. you want to make yourself really big and, you know, yell and i love the idea of bringing an umbrella and opening it up and showing the coyote you're in charge. they will get it. they will get it that you're the alpha male and they need to back away if they don't want to get injured. >> how about your dog, if you are on a leash, pick them up. keep t

wise is a 30-year-old mother who works 2 part-time jobs. last year combined, they earned about and gave away more than $250,000 $128,000 of it. the couple has one daughter and one on the way. >> we really try to prioritize the things that are very meaningful to us and let the rest of it go and live below our means. steve: most of the couples' giving goes to 3rd world countries focusing on world health. kevin: they talk about prioritizing. the donations come with a sacrifice. they say they don't go out to fancy restaurants, and have never owned a car. steve: they hope their story will inspire others to live more simply and generously. that is generous. kevin: on to the chicago cubs. they are inspiring thousands to preparing to play in the nlcs after last night's historic win at wrigley field. kevin: stores across the windy city are celebrating as well. how about these sweet treats from iconic chicago spot, dinkel's bakery and cafe. bakers use a special machine to print an edible version of the official team logo. maybe we will and maybe we w

temperature wise it feels very much like okay:upper 50s to around 6 o. cool temperatures very chilly once those clouds depart we'll fall back down through the 40s. wouldn't be surprised to see upper 30s by tomorrow morning. slightly milder city of boston and toward the cape 50 for a low in hyannis. we're on the proper road to recovery an brighter skies. we're looking at warmer temperatures after that chilly start. mild we'll see highs in the upper 60s to around 70. after these last several days upper 60s are going to feel perfect. sunset is at 6:17. >> should be a dry and pleasant evening. the winds start to calm down much lighter out of the north tomorrow. 6 in boston. norwood up to 7 o. pittsburgh at 71. almost feel like summer after several days in the' 50s. we have another weak cold front a mix of sun and clouds not expecting any rain with it. we'll bring in some cooler air again for thursday. tons of sunshine high pressure overhead. our next chance of showers won't arise until that area high pressure moves out for the end of the week andesine anothe

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temperature-wise today definitely on the cool side, the high 60 degrees, that's 2 degrees below normal. right now 58 degrees in philadelphia. allentown and reading 53. millville 54. sea isle city 55. wilmington 53 and the poconos down to 45 degrees. satellite6 along with action radar showing we did see some clouds bubbling up mainly west of philadelphia today with the heating of the day but now that the sun has set, those clouds are really clearing out and tonight lots of stars and it will be on the cool side. overnight low in the cooler suburbs below freezing, down to 30 degrees, center city 40 degrees, a quick drop in temperatures and tomorrow with clouds streaming in late in the day, a little bit cooler than today. a high of 58 degrees. we start the day with sun, high clouds in the afternoon but really great football weather if you're heading to the linc, temple-notre dame you want to bunk dell up but not too cool, kickoff temperature of 52 degrees. by the fourth quarter 49 degrees and winds really not much of a factor with the game out of the south light three to 6 miles per hour.

furniture wise, maybe if you are -- odds and ends. many people landed in philadelphia, because pennsylvania had strong ties with the linen trade. that is what you would come back on, arriving in the fall. he would either arrive in the delaware valley or philadelphia. being farmers, you needed land, so you would come a little south. there is a place called the shenandoah valley and once you get there, this is from stanton to lexington, that is where pretty much everybody settled. if you go to that area, talk to your county surveyor and he would tell you where the land was. you would go look and come back and say what you liked and eventually he would go to women -- to williamsburg and get it registered. you would then have your land. scotts get walter they believeecause in education, because they built churches, they are pretty much predominant leaders of the community, especially when elections come, because they are educated and a lot of them get voted in as officials. they also were early supporters of the decoration of independence

especially if we want them to learn to manage it wisely. so what about college kids? can they really manage their own finances? and what should parents do to make sure they don't spend too much? alison morris takes a closer look tonight. >> reporter: credit cards for college kids, if giving your child serious spending power sounds like a recipe for disaster, consider what it can teach them about managing money. >> it can be a good way to get started with credit, help them build responsibility and give them a tool that can help them in an emergency situation. >> reporter: in the last five years, the rules have changed. students under 21 now have to meet certain requirements to qualify for their own credit card. >> now if you're 21 or under, you have to either show proof of get one of these cards. >> co-sign on a card and you charging. it's up to them to pay their bills on time. want to keep a watchful eye? make them a user on one of your cards and you'll see what they're spending. >> what you're doing is you're transferring that good history that you've built on that c

but at least weather wise, you'll talk about that in a second. traffic wise, right now, we're looking pretty nice outside i would say. no delays real that i we're seeing. overall pretty good on my side. >> oh, good. well, listen, i have good news, too, it will be cooler today, we will have lots of sunshine out there, and i think it makes the cooler pilla little easier to swallow when you know you will have beautiful soul shine. so let's look what we can expected to. that is we are looking out for for abundant sunshine, much cooler day as our temperatures will not get out of the low 60s, everybody, so we prepare ourselves for that. in fact, currently sitting at 59 degrees, you can see the wind out of the north about 12 miles per hour, little breeze, and really not going to get whole lot warmer than that. high today of 62. looking live look at storm scan3, there you go, we have nice blue skies expected. so when the sun does come up, you will be greeting the day with some beautiful blue skies. not bad. but, today, high of 62. as you can see, on satu

i would say traffic wise we're looking pretty good. kai last how are we looking weather agree. >> today is the next day in the next few where we feel okay about these temperatures, they are an about to cool down an awful lot. today not bad. we start off little cloudy, and you can see, temperatures right now, chill any some spots, 52 in drexel hill, millville about 58. but look at lumper ton, 50 degrees, wow pottstown just 45 degreesment although you can see the wind not bad there, very mild. 56 degrees currently in center city. wind out of the southwest about 7 miles per hour, and we do have little business off to the west right now. now the good news is this will fall apart essentially before it gets to us. it will bring us clouds throughout the day today. i think the roads should stay dry for the rush hour, good news for those of you for the traffic department. 67 degrees the high today, not bad at all, start to get some sun in in the afternoon, down the shore about 67 degrees, as well. little cooler in the poconos, could you get few

we are seeing changes weather-wise which is good news. everyone looking forward to changes in the weather. it's maybe not on the warm side but we have that for the next few days before things will get a little bit interesting. live doppler hd, partly cloudy for most of you. we are looking at quiet conditions here locally. but this is the 14th named storm in the pacific. it's tropical storm nora with winds of 60 miles an hour. this is indicative of a very active tropical season and strength engel nino, which right now is stronger than what we had in 1997. so these ocean waters getting warmer and warmer and all signs point to an elevated rainfall from december to march. certainly good news. look right now from our sutro tower camera. san francisco 60 degrees. 57 in san jose. 56 in morgan hill. another vantage point you can see the fog is not with us this morning. so pretty nice start out this if you are going to head out for a jog or a bike ride. fairfield, very light wind at 59 degrees. 61 concord and a look at san mateo which was very, ve

high -- before we struggle this weekend temperature-wise. some showers up in pennsylvania, new york. a few have passed across far northern maryland. and a couple gusts of wind over 20 miles per hour. but all in all, a fairly quiet morning with temperatures in the 40s to low 50s. upper 50s on the eastern shore. and it will be a sunny day the today with some clouds here and there and highs in the mid- to upper 60s. and let's check in with larry and find out about the friday commute. >>> so far, so good. earlier issues around town all but resolved. the parkway as well as 295 just before exit 4 on the southbound side is also clear. and we are also problem-free around the beltway. sky 9 giving us a live look of the beltway at 50 showing us how things are shaping up approaching the beltway. no issues this morning. the next traffic update in roughly 10 minutes and show you how the ride is shaping up on 95 and i-66. over to you. >>> topping the newscast, breaking news along k street in northwest. >> we have the latest on the deadly overnight stabbin

the report is called "american vanguard: latinos 50+: healthy, wealthy, and wise." it also says older hispanics are growing in numbers and exerting cultural, economic, and political influence. here to enlighten us about these findings, what they mean -- jenny alonzo, from nielsen's latino advisory council, m_nica cort\s-torres -- otra prima -- from aarp. thank you both for joining us this morning. fabulous news. i mean, too often on the news and here, we're talking about issues that are problems, that are bad, that are difficulties, that are challenges. your report says they're doing fabulous. that's wonderful. was that the biggest surprise for you, or you knew that ahead of time? >> i knew that ahead of time. i knew that, joe. >> you knew that. >> right, right? as i grew into this population this year -- 50. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> we're very happy [indistinct] >> thank you, thank you. >> you got your card, right, that came in the mail. >> but, yes, we knew that because we're seeing it in the marketplace. this is a group that has been accultu

a wise man once said you play to win the game. herm edwards. >> oh, herm. >> he is very wise man, doug. >> sure. >> the redskins lost yesterday. and there is no reason to be excited about how they lost. you have to raise your expectations for this team, because this is not the same group from the last two years there is new leadership within the locker room. and general manager scot mccloughan has certainly brought in talented players. losing is never acceptable. if you don't believe me, listen to head coach jay gruden. >> you should never, ever get used to losing. and it should hurt every time and it should hurt more the next time than the last time. i think our guys are starting to feel that. they understand the work they're putting in here and the effort on the field. when you give maximum effort on the field and you don't got rewarred with a victory, it hurts. we have enough good players on our football team to win games on the road against good teams and good opponents. we just didn't get it down. >>> down to college football

temperature-wise we are going to be slightly above average from nearly 70 in pacifica with the abundance of sunshine today southwest breeze late day up to 15. 70s, 80s common on the peninsula 82 morgan hill. east of the bay low to mid-80s. 83 livermore. 85 danville. 85 blackhawk. 60s, 70s and 80s common north of the golden gate bridge. 73 san francisco. that's above the average of 69. 82 cloverdale today. we have rain in the seven-day forecast. we'll talk about that coming up a little later but first, let's send it on over to my girl liza. >> hey there, roberta. good morning, everybody. >>> starting in the east bay in the pittsburg antioch area where we have been talking about the fatal accident that happened last night. it has shut down the pittsburg antioch highway close in the both directions at loveridge. this is more of a frontage road also known as east 14th street. it's been closed since last night. this fatal accident involving a car overturning and taking down some power lines. so crews are still on scene. no delays heading through the detour and you can see highway 4 just south