pewaukee holds on to win 37-29, and they are your woodland conference champions. milwaukee king continues to be crowned champions in the city conference, taking on riverside in the title game last night. he's the star of king and his name is king, justice king on the advantage one of three scores on , the night for the star qb. later in the half, devin lacy, not to be mistaken with eddie, takes the pitch and finds the end zone. rufus king has now outscored their opponents this season by an average of 47 points per game. they roll to a 28-8 win and cap off an undefeated regular season. stephanie: thank you, stephen. tomorrow night you'll be in saturday madison at 6:30. then stay with us as the eighth-ranked badgers take on the second-ranked buckeyes at 7:00, only here on the wisn 12 news. the badgers upset boston college 3-1 tonight at the kohl center. hopefully that will continue tomorrow night. joyce: absolutely. we will see. a final look at your forecast. kathy: the milwaukee county zoo is celebrate halloween. it is called boo at the zoo. tomorrow there will be

shirt with white dots on the front and jeeps and airmax tennis shoes last seen on main street in woodland. if you have any information regarding this abduction, please call the northampton sheriffs office or 911. >>> new overnight, a partial evacuation of the correctional institution in wayne county. >> inmates caused a disturbance and a fire that lasted four hours. wral's gilbert baez is live outside the facility with new information. gilbert, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bill and renee. things are quiet this morning. and that wasn't the case yesterday. you mentioned the disturbance by the inmates. inmates and one of the prison workers were sent to wayne memorial hospital, treated and released with non-life threatening injuries. this is the scene this morning when we pulled up. about a dozen buses were leaving the facility. we're told they were about one of a dozen convoys the incident started yesterday afternoon when the inmates started two fires, one inside the prison diagnostic building and another one that destroyed a storage shed that held supplies. both fires were put o

she was last seen on east main street in woodland around 6:30 yesterday evening. if you he any information call authorities. >>> right now correction officers say they have what they're calling a disturbance at prison in wayne nty under control.

pirates win this 27-39 to take the woodland conference championship. lance: south milwaukee had to go into a big battle without their record-breaking quarterback. >> reporter: the starting it's a big game. all he could do was watch his team from the sidelines. and it was and the pretty sight. opening cookoff, the rockets touch the ball but can't come up with it. game, green dale is on the board. he picks up the first down here. but opening drive, the rockets are forced to punt and it doesn't take long for greendale to strike again. midway through the first quarter, things wouldn't get any better for the rockets. makes it quarter is over. it's 35-0 at the half and it would stay that way as greendale rolls to an easy win. lance: tj remembers his older brother jj and company beatingio state in 2010. and rushing the field afterwards. >> i was in the middle of that. it was cool. sam shields, jared cook all out. tjlang limited in practice today. the rookie free agent quarterback claimed by new or two-time olympic champion, the world couple qualifier. the wom

pirates win this 27-39 to take the woodland conference championship. now we'll go to our final segment of sports. you don't want to think the badgers don't have a i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. you know, seven hundred thousand dollars in the scheme of things... is a pretty reasonable compensation level. ron johnson paid himself seven hundred thousand dollars a year. all told, he took a ten million dollar corporate payout then moved to washington. where he fights against even the existence not even $7.25 an hour for us. senator ron johnson. for big corporate interests, lance: south milwaukee had to go into a big battle without their record-breaking quarterback. >> reporter: the starting quarterback out due to injury. it's a big game. all he could do was team from the sidelines. and it was and the pretty sight. opening cookoff, the rockets touch the ball but can't come up with it. 14 seconds into the game -- inte game, green dale is on the board. he picks up the first down here. are forced to punt and it doesn't take long for greendale to

they were followed by the woodland indians. and the group that we are most known for here, the mississippian culture. they were here from 1000 years ago to 5000 years ago. you see a great representation here on the wall. actual falcon the is in chicago now for restoration. it is a copper headdress about this large that was unearthed here when they were building along the river. there is a lot of speculation about what the falcon was for. but the best theory is that it was part of a headdress because of where it was found and the materials it was included in. both the woodland indians and wheressissippian culture wonderful farmers. thein order to make use of crops that you cultivate, you have to be able to store them. that is where pottery comes into the picture. madeof those groups wonderful pottery, a tradition that continues today. and you can see examples in the exhibit as well. what we are looking at here is a representation of the illinois waterway. river.steps in the from the elevation of lake michigan down to where it me

including a woodland crossovers showdown between greenfield and new berlin eisenhower. feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. this is wisconsin. and this. and this. and this. full of good people who work hard. why let washington take our jobs and send them off to china and mexico? tax loopholes for big corporations. i'm going to close those loopholes and help small businesses in wisconsin grow and create jobs. for the folks who work hard... for the middle class raising a family... >> now, back to operation football. eight of operation football with two powerful teams from the woodlands crossovers, greenfield and new berlin eisenhower. bartlett junior takes care of business himself, running and for the touchdown. eisenhower answers with a short touchdown run of their own. 10-7. zone. that was huge. check it out, cj cunningham picking off a pass of his own. lots of interceptions tonight. new berlin wins this battle. shorewood/messmer taking on j.j. watt's alma mater pewaukee. getting it going. late first. the quarterback hands it off grandma brown. second

they grab their second straight woodland east title. >> thank you. now the game between brookfield east and monomy falls. fourth quarter, up the gut for a touchdown. brookfield east up 6-0. they also bring in some defense. a big interception. nice play by him. fourth quarter. spartans quarterback, check this out. get outside. hold on it the ball and check out this 24-yard touchdown run. he'll make it to the end zone for the score brookfield east wins 20-0. they punch a ticket to the playoffs with the win. >>> first place showdown between milwaukee riverside and milwaukee hamilton turned into a blowout last night. tigers scored on their first three poe somethingses. it started with this touchdown that got things going. sikes ripped off a touchdown run in the second quarter. 169 yards. 49-8. >>> catholic memorial taking on waukesha west. run it is in for a touchdown. high snap coming up by waukesha west. the crusaders would recover the ball. the rain coming down, catholic memorial would score the short touchdown run. they would go on to win 24-14. >>>

they take the woodland conference title with the 37-29 win. two undefeated teams battling for the city conference championship, riverside vs king. and justice king calls his ownb number and nobody's going to touchdown and it's 21-0 generals. king living up to his name in this one, shaking off tackler after tackler, 4 in all and 20 yards later it's another score. rufus king is the city conference champion and remains unbeaten with the 28-8 win. tomorrow night is our 9th edition of the high school blitz and our game of the week winner is kewaskum at campbellsport. tom pipines will be there to feature the game on fox 6 news at 6, 9 and have highlights and reaction during who voted as we had more than 53,000 votes this week. pacific holiday train schedule is out! the train, decked out in holiday lights, collects food and donations on its journey. the train is in wauwatosa on december 6th. we've got a full list of stops on our website fox 6 now dot com.

lou: republican campaign strategist tony sayegh and defense attorney rebecca rose woodland join me heret. trump set to speak to supporters at a rally in cedar rapids, i know i've said that before, we're told he's coming right up. a lot more straight ahead, stay with us, we'll be going to cedar rapids, as soon as he gets to the podium. a lot more straight ahead. stay with us, we'll be right back. lou: joining us defense attorney rebecca rose woodland and republican campaign strategist and "fox news" contributor. good to see you. to watch the fbi will reverse itself like this and create what has been an extraordinary explosion in a presidential campaign in the country, your thoughts as an attorney about what's going on? >> i would be very nervous if i were representing hillary and if i were involved in illegal team up to this point last three years. i'd be very nervous. the fbi is reversing itself basically saying we are going to reinvestigate. when did they do that? this is serious. this is and just we are going to review, they have reviewed and they have seen things and now they are goi

[announcer] get 30 days free at quickbooks.com lou: joining us defense attorney rebecca rose woodlandlican campaign strategist and "fox news" contributor. good to see you. to watch the fbi will reverse itself like this and create what has been an extraordinary explosion in a presidential campaign in the country, your thoughts as an attorney about what's going on? >> i would be very nervous if i were representing hillary and if i were involved in illegal team up to this point last three years. i'd be very nervous. the fbi is reversing itself basically saying we are going to reinvestigate. when did they do that? this is serious. this is and just we are going to review, they have reviewed and they have seen things and now they are going to really look into it deeply. >> lou people intuitively know that the big deal. there has been a lot of conversation last 12 hours about the fact that how big the impact will be in the electorate. this was a complicated issue in the summer and there have been things about the corruption with the server, with the foundation and other aspects of clinton in

chopper 6 hd live in woodland, burlington county. here a car fire that has shut down route 70 in burlington county, shut down in both directions now. dispatchers tell "action news" that at 3:30 that car was being towed and burst into flames and at the same time fuel began to leak and on the roadway and on fire across the roadway spreading to nearby woods and they have the situation under control now. two concerns in this one, the car itself on fire and then the fuel that spilled on to the roadway where other driver was be as you see firefighters are on the scene and the fire is out and still the car is being tended to by firefighters and we are working to get more information as to how much this is impacting traffic and how roads are being affected. and route 70 is closed in both directions. >> near dakota trail in woodland. speaking of traffic lets get you caught up on the rest of that. autumn marisa is in for matt. >> reporter: we'll get back to that route 70 car fire in a minute. first schuylkill expressway a slow go but nothing l

the california school for the deaf played woodland christian it was a blowout..the final score...43 to zero! the team has a 9 and 1 record for the season. all the players on the team are deaf and communicate through sign language. the coach is also deaf. in an interview after the game he told e-s-p-n that he hopes this historic broadcast can help create more programs like his across the country.... time now is xxx.... let's get over to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett.... how's the halloween forecast looking? scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected today. with the remnants of hurricane seymour coming onto shore between san francisco and los angeles, rain chances are peaking between 5am this morning until 4pm this afternoon. the best chances for rain within that window will be between the hours of 11am and issue. commute within, into, or out of the las vegas valley. while it rains in the city, higher elevations are looking winds will also be picking up; high temperatures will hold in also to note, another weather system is moving into the the next work week with low to

around 500 babies were buried in the woodland cemetery starting in the 1840s. they have been unmarked for the daughters of the american revolution will use the grant to finish out the project at the seminary -- cemetery.>> private contributions have already provided for the installation of 196 -- installation of 190 -- 196 of these headstones for the graves. >> they will start working with the monument company for the headstones this winter. >>> we may have rain to get week. let's talk to terry one more time. >>> a few showers , but they won't be a big deal. they make it the pavement wet in a few spots and then they are gone. as you can see, we have showers on the radar now and we're tracking those as we head northeast. we will tell you where -- when they will go through your area. we will have that on the weather first forecast next. tomorrow on cbs 2...hurricane matthew put many people in harms way -- making it hard for first responders to find them all. all.find out how social media -- and a man with a drone helped safe a life before it was too late.tomorrow

level this high school football season is pewaukee high school, from 5-5 a year ago to being crowned woodland conference champions last week. seed in division three, hosting jefferson from just down i-94. picked this one up in the second half, bounces to the outside, throws a stiff arm and gets pulled down for a gain of 24 yards. that play sets of the scoring drive. he takes it in for six points, 30-8 pirates at that point. swanson rolls out, he makes and the style points, milwaukee rolls to a win over jefferson to move on in division three. milwaukee vincent couldn't catch a break when the seedings came out. they got to travel to kimberly, who now owns a state record 52 straight wins. first play of the game, michael rodgers is picked off. the papermakers wasted no time in the into zone for a 7-0 advantage. next offenses position for the boys in milwaukee, rogers drops back, pass deflected, and he comes down with it for kimberly. kimberly will score 21 points in the first three minutes of this game. they scored 72 points in the first half. there is a reason they continued to be the team to be

you can even be a woodland fairy, you don't need a lot of clothes for that, or be a zombie, right in the zone, not too warm -- 83 your typical high, 96 your record, i think above the average for the afternoon. here's the way things look now. a storm starting to push its way into northern california, and that's just wave one. we have got more weather waiting in the wings out here. i think this storm is going to track to the north of us. we may catch some clouds out of this. but our best chance for something rainwise might come on thursday when we'll see this cooler air behind the storm continue to kind of settle in over us,ro temperatures back toward where they ought to be at this time of year, so maybe thursday will be our slim chance for some kind of rain, slim at best. here's the way things look at the moment. 78 in yuma, 72 in payson, flagstaff at 59 degrees, and we have got 83 down in douglas. as you look around at the rest of the valley, these numbers are all pretty steady, low 80s out there for everybody. how about the rest of the nation. gosh. it's going to be a perfect hallow

was seeing wearing a pink long sleeved shirts, she was last seen at 6:30 yesterday afternoon in woodland. >>> the other big story is in wayne county. four-hour disturbance there. >> lauren haviland is at the prison with the latest developments. >> reporter: normally there are 800 inmates housed at the neuse correctional institute here in goldsboro. earlier this morning about 500 of them had to be moved to a different facility because of the damage caused during that disturbance. the department of public safety officials tell us a small group of inmates set at least two separate fires at the prison afternoon. one was set in the prison's diagnostic building, and one was set in the storage shed that held supplies and that is destroyed. officials say the inmates involved also broke windows and damaged four dorm rooms. you could still see the smoke coming from the minimum security prison around midnight. according to authorities one prison employee is being treated for minor injuries while responding to the disturbance, one inmate was assaulted but has been treated and released. they consider

the animals at woodland park zoo in seattle had a halloween bash over the weekend. the hippos had a heck of a time trying to break through those pumpkins. the brown bear dove right in, to get its treats. the otters also pumpkins, which were filled with fish. in a story that will have your dentist saying "i told you so"... we have the list of the worst candy for your teeth! today a local judge will dress in costume to grant wishes for some very deserving kids. plus... we have all the fun and safe trick or treating events happening today! good morning i'm maria silva. i'm dave hall. now it's time to get a first look at your fox5 weather 24-7 forcast... cassandra jones joins us now. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. today calmer conditions can be expected with breezes 10-20 mph with cooler daytime highs. we will max out at 75 degrees today with plenty of sunshine. more seasonal temperatures will continue for the start of the week. halloween night highs will be in the low to mid 70's through thursday before warmer weather returns. daytime temperatures will sta

pewaukee is your woodland conference champion after the city conference championship taking place in milwaukee tonight. first quarter, the generals get on board first. just as king on the keeper. rufus king takes a seven-nothing lead. the generals keep marching in the end zone. this time they pitch it to number 37. there he is. rufus king rules the fie city conference champs, winning tonight 28-8. onto the ice, the admirals begin their season saturday night on the road in san antonio. in fact, milwaukee doesn't play a home game at their new arena until october 29, but the players are looking forward to a long road trip right off the bat. >> we are pretty excited here it . are excited to get going on the road, team bonding, travel. i like it. stephanie: game five happening right now. the winner faces the cubbies. in the eighth inning, the dodgers are leading the nationals, 4-3. and on twitter tonight, it was announced that chloe marotta has committed to play at marquette. her older brother cam also plays for the golden eagles. and, their older sister also interned with us this past su

>> the message loud and clear the feds to help improve woodland policing. or the the union resident at all. >> that is the bed they may. they have to lie in it. otherwise do something about it and vote him out. >> mr. loomis told me he is not concerned about the call for him to step down from the police commission or from policing. he says it is their right to have that opinion. >>> joining me to talk about the controversy is st before we talk about the why, do you understand why so many people are angry not only at the endorsement a your role in it? >> my role in it is police union president looking out for the best interest of the police union members. so i don't. it's baffling. >> let me break it down. as you know, the cleveland >> i don't agree with that. >> it's volatile. they are trying to repair that. the city is under consent decree. you know that the people your officers present i am large do not endorse donald trump. >> i don't know that. >> they think he is a racist. they think stop and frisk -- 2 this is america. >> because of those things, you'

wear closed between grand and woodland as we zoom out and take a qb peek at that. head outside and check on 90 and babb bit. the o camera showing we are very quiet. get the seat warmers going. get the heat cranked you'll have a good tuesday morning compute. >>> ohio task force one headed back home after being sent south to help with hurricane matthew. the elite search and rescue teams starting in florida. >> 80 the final operation responding to a levee break in lumberton in north carolina. 1500 people left stranded there. they rescued dozens of people and animals trapped in the flood waters. they should be back in ohio tomorrow. >>> we've got new information about a deadly shooting on cleveland's east side. one man was killed. you're about thank you see all the bullet holes near woodhill they have not told us about any possible suspects. >>> 4:32 on your tuesday. >> one man on a mission to stop violence. >> he's spending the next 72 hours camped out at east 79 and superior. sarah phinney is there good morning sarah. >> reporter: he's not the only one here. there ar

she was last seen on east woodland. >>> hundreds of prisoners are are calling a disturbance at a prison in wayne county. >> the incident unfolded easy afternoon at the neuse correctional substitute in goldsboro. >> just moments ago on our way from raleigh to here at the institute, we saw several inmate buses being -- transferring inmates on highway 70 so what we've been able to co inmates had to be transferred from this facility because of the damage that happened yesterday. now, what we can tell you is the department of public safety officials say a small group of inmates set at least two separate fires at the prison around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. it took just about four hours to regain complete control of the facility here, which has just under 800 inmates. you could still see the smoke coming from the minimum security prison around treated for minor injuries while respondi to the disturbance. one inmate was assaulted but has been treated and released. now, pamela walker, the spokesperson for the state depament of safety says she's been with the state for 17 years, and there's not b

that fire covers about 25 acres. 37 homes in woodland park of been evacuated in a red cross shelter things set up for evacuees. let's get right today preachers of the latest on these windy and warm conditions. >> to set up was in play today. there it is the high fire danger called a red flag warning until 9 p.m. for eastern parts eastern parts of and warm but it was all about the wind today. these are your current wind speeds. we are still blowing 15 to 25 miles per hour and in the northeast getting stronger wind out for the went out for the greeley area. gusts more like 30 and goss small and 30 and 40 miles power and didn't really best closer to the southern part of the state for the junk and fire is burning is very very dry. the fire fires burning writing here following the coming up and over and out and over in london toward west withington and rolling over the mountains you can see pueblo and u.s.p.q. toward the us 50 toward the canyon city area. 13,300 acres and growing. it's not heavy populated but there are a lot of homes and in that area. ms. denver. the wind don't really let up un

of having any unknown dna that in to link to accomplices who may have been inside the mansion on woodland drive. the defense will get the opportunity do its own dna testing. which will likely mean the trial will not get underway until 2018. the savolopus and their housekeeper were held captive while he waited for a cash deliver, they were lend beaten and stabbed to death before the house was set on fire. martin, amy's father declined to comment. >> sir, what do you think of the time its taken to get this two trial >> not interesting in responding. thank you. >> reporter: darin at one time worked for american iron works where he was president. will he be back in court february 3rd. paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> >>>. >>> the police department is investigating recent vandalism on the football field. alexandra limon has more on what we know and what'sing done. >> reporter: this is now being investigated as hate vandalingism. police department doesn't flow who's responsible for using chemicals to burn male genitalia and a swastika on a football ago. the principal at prince orchard told pol

inland not quite as bad, but you get elevation in woodland hills. wind stays strong to the afternoon and tomorrow night we start to let down. even on monday it will be breezy. the strongest wind is late morning and early afternoon. at 7:00 a.m., you have a straight wind. morning hours. you get towards the morning hours and winds are easy, but they will be leading up. that will behind this frontal boundary. tomorrow at 8:00, skies clearing. we have a disturbance which may give us a round of showers as we talk about monday morning. let me show you what will happen. tomorrow, windy, basically sunny skies after morning clouds. possible showers on monday. it looks like this will be during the morning hours. it kicks on out of here by monday afternoon. we are back with some sunshine, 56 degrees. those morning lows down at the freezing mark in many locations. there will be frost and freeze advisories issued by the middle part of the week. we start to warm up by the middle part of the week with a chance of showers. there is a good chance we have that rain o

. >> well, it will be just the right temps for the woodland all of that, the bear arms kind of costumes. >> lady bugs. >> we have got them all. you don't want to be a zombie or a hobo or any kind of a storm trooper this halloween. it's too warm. you're in a rubber outfit. that's a pretty tough time. but here's a look at your world. temperatures again are on the pretty nice side for the moment. however, we are going to be seeing them on the rise. so 90, gosh, that's plenty, but, again, toda probably even on into your saturday we are still talking about some pretty largish temps. but 87 is your normal high. there's your record 103, sunset comes tonight at 5:48 and off we go. we have had some windy conditions out there today. mostly fair skies though. there's not much going on in the way of real weather. but boy, the winds have picked up a bit. we were talking about them on the morning show toward the end of the program, and now things are really starting to pick up. how they stand temperature wise. we are doing all right. 57 in show low, lake havasu at 84, 85 in yuma, really the hottest s

she was last seen on east main street in woodland around 6:30 yesterday evening. if you he any information call authorities. >>> right now correction officers say they have what they're calling a disturbance at prison in wayne nty under control. >> the incident unfolded yesterday afternoon at the neuse rrectional institute in goldsboro. that's where we find cbs north carolina'sau there's about 800 inmates here at the neuse correctional institute, but this morning about 500 of them had to be a d facility because of the damage caused in yesterday's disturbance. department of public safety officials tell us a small group of inmates set at least two separate fires at the prison around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. one was set in the prison's diagnostic building, and one was set in the storage shed that held supplies. involved also broke windows and damaged four dorm rooms. at this point in their investigatiothey would not call it a riot. they consider it a riot if the inmates take control of the facility, and in this case they did not. pamela walker, thepokesperson for th

the trucks of this fire station on woodland,, they could be needed for a big fire but the firefighters union raise concerns about this a fire engine that is out of hazmat truck that couldn't help water on the fire last night president obama stay downtown a the new hilton hotel, we caught up with the chief today russian onto something he quickly said the city is always working to make sure that fire crews have enough equipment to keep people safe.re at city hall, the subsequent said that in the event of a big fire downtown of a units would also be called.he the raise concerns about a spare ladder truck being used, even though, it does not go up, coming up, how long will that hazmat truck be replacing the regular fire engine. strong word from president obama in cleveland today campaigning for hillary clinton spoke at a get out the vote rally at burke airport. with what the president said. became her to push for voters to choose hillary clinton, contrasting the vision of hope with what he calls the politics of fearho . president obama was back in the same place to campaign for years a goc

now, woodland from deckers. now, cones, going for the look. >> all right, thank you for sending that in. tonight, skies clear out. clear tomorrow morning. now, isolated showers and storms in the western mountains and in the central mountains, might get sprinkles going in from there. otherwise sunshine. 30s, 40s, everybody. the heat is coming. here across the east. 70s and 80s over the plains. now, high clouds moving on out. now, overnight low. now, 79 degrees. early sunshine. then, looking ahead. 76 on tuesday. afternoon showers, the front coming through. cooling it down to 55. then back up in the 60s and the 70s for thursday and friday. next weekend as well. >> lovely temperatures, after that the next chance of rain will obthat following tuesday. >> all right. made -- on that following tuesday. >> all right. >> thank you. >>> made for us. >> yes. >>> we will chalk up today as character level. >> yes. now, coming up in sports, lynch may be the future, well, the rookie not great. plenty of blame as the broncos to

the woodland them the whole has grown and the aftermath could be catastrophic if people do not follow evacuation orders. we have the latest. >> reporter: the actual dam is only about 500 yards over my shoulder and that is why it roads like this one behind me are closed. they want to keep everyone they want to keep people away from dangerous areas that could be affected if the dam were to break but the people who live on the other side of the closures essentially have to leave everything a hot days behind. >>> road closures meant many people could not get home. this gentleman was forced to evacuate his home earlier this week. >> i had to be boarded up. >> reporter: because of that he left the lot behind. escort him to his house. patrick was also forced to evacuate his house. >> i grabbed the wife and kids and loaded into the truck and we left. >> reporter: however he left behind his family's four dogs when i spoke to him he was telling me he was waiting to see if they would let him go back and get them. >> if i do not get to go i understand but luck was on his side. >> go in but you ha

getting reports of a crash in woodland delco along the blue route 476 southbound side as you head towardike some volume to accompany that. heavy traffic, that member of our 6abc commuter team talking about the jam already on the southbound blue route. more on that coming up tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> blue lines are popping up between the double yellow traffic lines in north jersey. maywood rochelle park glen rock and several other bergen county towns got city council approval to paint the blue lines. supporters say it's their way of showing support for local officers. >>> and the wife of a police officer says she was refused service at a texas grocery store because of her t-shirt. it happened at a kroeger in the town of spring right outside of houston. the woman says the cashier refused to ring her up while she was wearing a t-shirt that said police lives matter, all lives matter. >> stating that the shirt i had on was basically a slap in the face and she was doing everything she could not to cry. >> the blue bow foundation a nonprofit that supports police officers and their families s

. >> as for the game, the school for the deaf beat woodland christian 43-0. congratulations. back in a moment. ==vo== apple deted the "toh bar" today. >>> finally tonight, new macbooks and a new way to interact with them. apple debuting the touch bar today. it's a strip across the top of the keyboard. that little strip allows you to work with the touch of your finger, which is a contrast to competing products from microsoft, which utilize a full touch screen. it doesn't come cheap. the full size mac book, about 2,500 bucks. >> that's pricey. >> we will borrow jeff's. >> i might just stick with the phone. that looks complicated. >> thanks for joining us. have a good day tomorrow. >> we'll see you. bye-bye. be careful in the rain. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- martin short and steve martin. ruth negga.

the california school for the deaf played woodland christian last night... it was a blowout..the final has a 9 and 1 record for the season. all the players on the team are deaf and communicate through sign language. the coach is also deaf. in an interview after the game he told e-s-p-n that he hopes this historic broadcast can help create more programs like his across the country.... former congressman gary condit is breaking his silence, 15 years after a murder case that ended his political career. condit has always insisted he had nothg death of chandra levy, the 24 year old washington intern whose body ultimately turned up in a d-c- park. he appeared on the doctor phil show he appeared on the doctor phil show this week... denying he ever had an affair with levy. he actually described their relationship as more like acquaintances. dp: she came by your condo once? gc: maybe twice. dp: you say in your book, that she had come by a handful of times? gc: yeah i said a handful of times, could have been 4 times could have been 5. responsible for the death of levy

through the woodlands, through the valley comes a horseman wild and free ? ? tilting at the windmills passing ? ? who can the brave young horseman be ? >> i am going to give you a check for that. >> stephen: ( singing ) ?i heard you talking in the night ? ? that's right, yes i heard ya call ? ? that's a name i don't recall ? heartbreaking, h come people don't sing more gord? come on, i am a canadian! i bet justin trudeau couldn't name that many gordon lightfoot songs-- i can sing them, baby! >> that was very, very impressive. >> stephen: thank you, thank you very much. so, am i a citizen now? >> not quite a citizen. in fact, not even a permanent resident. but would love to have you. >> stephen: well, andr, i would love to be had. thank you so much. canada, here i come! we'll see what happens on november 8. good luck! >> steen: thank you, canada! we'll be right back wi tiger woods! ? well, if you want to sing out, sing out ? ? and if you want to be free, be free ? ?'cau there's a million things to be ? ? you kw that there are ? my advice for looking younger, lo

tonight they're facing woodland high near davis, california. the eagles so far are killing them 22-0. if they win tonight, they'll have nine wins and only one loss. >> excited and nervous. they've known about this for a long time. >> at this pep rally, the excitement and love for the game was expressed with hands. this is the california school for the deaf in fremont. and tonight, their football team is closer to stardom, appearing on espn 2. >> they can sense it. you know? you can see the clapping. >> last year the team was featured in this documentary. they were seen calling their plays using sign language. many opportunities to prove they're no different than any other all american football team. >> that helped people see us see our lives, see us. >> after that aired, five players transferred here. today, coach warren keller introduced them. the programs help deaf children navigate throughout the rest of society. csd is only one of two public schools for the deaf. they start as early as preschool, going through high school. >> people don't k

tonight they're facing woodland high near davis, california. the eagles so far are killing them, 22-0. if they win tonight, they'll have nine wins and only one loss. >> excited and nervous. they've known about this for a long time. >> at this pep rally, the excitement and love for the game was expressed with hands. this is the california school for the deaf in fremont. and tonight, their football team is closer to stardom, appearing on espn 2. >> they can sense it. you know? you can see the clapping. >> last year, the team was featured in this documentary. they were seen calling t using . many opportunities to prove they're no different than any other all american football team. >> that helped people see us, see our lives, see us. >> after that aired, five players transferred here. today, coach warren keller introduced them. the programs help deaf children navigate throughout the rest of society. csd is only one of two public schools for the deaf. they start as early as preschool, going through high school. >> people don't know about the deaf s

that investigators have been unable to link to accomplice whose may have been inside the mansion on woodland drive. the defense will get an opportunity to do it's own dna them and their housekeeper were hell captive while darin went waited for a delivery. they were beaten, slashed and stabbed to death before the house was set on fire. james martin, amy's father declined to comment. . >> reporter: what do you think of the time it's taken to get to trial >> not interested in commenting, thank you. for american ire work where asahave,a was present. he will be back in court february 3rd. >>> concerned parents after a local high school vandalized. alex? >> reporter: that's right. a swastika was burned into the field here at prince george's county high school, now police are looking for a car in connection. i'll have the story coming up. sarah? >> and the man accused of defacing donald trump's walk of tonight. what he is now saying about his actions. >> many people getting running shoes ready for the marina marraco thon but there are transportation troubles posing some trouble. what you fleed to k

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graves.about five hundred babies were buried in woodland cemetary starting in the 1840's -- and they've stayed unmarked for more than a hundred years.the daughters of the american revolution will use this grant to finish out the project at the cemetary by next may. branstad: private contributions have already provided for the installation of a hundred and ninety six of the five headstones for these unmarked baby graves. the cemetary manager for des moines parks and recreation says they'll start working with a monument company for the headstones this winter. an iowa man has been sentenced to three decades in prison - for sexually abusing a young man - and then trying to kill h. him.prosecutors say 52-year- old mark retterath - planned to poison the victim with ricin.. and that he got the idea from a friend - who saw "breaking bad".retterath was found guilty back in august to the plot.police say his plan fell apart when two men he recruited to help, went to authorities. a four-year-old florida girl is safe this morning - -after she had been missing for two days.authorities say rebecca lew

the woodland questions. the eagles say they are no different than players who can hear. >> one player says he sees no limits for the >> people look at us with with a disability but we're not. >> in one sense, they are different. the way they communicate with each other. an unspoken language of gestures , signaling a bond among brothers. >>> we have to work hard with each other. we have to have that bond to have that common goal. térko when the referee blows the whistle, the eagles can't hear but they are experience comes into play. the players on the opposing team signal eagles. >> beta to raise their hands when the play stops and our boys have that gut instinct that senses that experience. something you can't teach. >> reporter: winces -- lessons learned include confidence. they are in the national spotlight. espn aired their game i. they have nine wins and one loss including this game. and the unique ability to duplicate. >> if you watch them, they play like any hearing person. >> the team hopes their abil

between one person and someone that you skype with or read about on a computer," lang fahler of woodland hills said.carolyn wellington agreed. "social media is just an outlet. it's not real life," she said. it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning...and if you're in it's degrees. degrees. still ahead - the newest death - being blamed on the national's largest auto recall new this morning - the euro is dropping.it's now at its lowest level since ju but during yesterday's monitary meeting, there was no talk of extending the stimulus program to help residents who are feeling the pinch of a weak euro. the head of the european central bank says traders will now have to wait until december to find out whether there will be any policy changes or plans to raise its worth. at the same time, the dollar surged after news the fed might raise interest rates in december. the u-s government now bag.a 50-year-old woman was killed driving a 2001 civic on september 30-th in california. this is now the 11-th known u- s fatality attributed to takata airbags.the problem is - they can inflate with too much

. >> woodland creatures are all over the place. part of a bond -- pottery barn and target. this is a great way to call your pumpkins -- carve your pumpkins and get the kids involved . >> she showed me all you needed to get started is pumpkin, felt and maybe google eyes. >> they sold this type of felt and also a stiffer felt i'm going to use on a record we are going to make today. >> you can find stenciled temples -- templates onli >> next are cutting up your felt. once that is done -- you take a glue gun and start assembling. this is a craft you can let your imagination run wild with an end up with cute raccoons, i will and mice with leftover supplies and a little pain you can keep on crafting -- paint you can keep on crafting. >> now she is making pumpkin and pipe cleaners to create the top and wedding candle cups for the stamp. you can fill these pumpkin jars with candy and candles, you name it. until next week, happy pinning. >>> this voting selfie by justin timberlake is causing quite a stir, but will not lead to charges against the pop star . before voting in his homet