these mountains in western wyoming.r mountains in the country. the purpose of the trip? to scout for big horned sheep. not easy. they live on jagged perches 10,000 feet up and more. they're like ghosts. there for a fleeting moment, then gone again. inhospitable country. >> it's steep, it's rugged, it's all rock. >> base camp was 9,000 feet up in an abandoned mining town, called kirwin. they saw five grizzly bears in the first day. >> makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck, you know. >> josh brought his horses, duke, the pal mee know and dirty devil or double d, the stubborn one. the next day was august 20th. mckenzie morgan set off on her first solo cross-country flight. >> nate and josh were going up a rocky pathway to greybill pas. double d didn't like it. tried to turn and go home. and in his thrashing, slipped and tumbled down the rocky slope, dragging josh with him. >> i couldn't get kicked out of the strips fast enough. he went over and smashed my ankle and tore up his front leg also. >> the horse, cut i

instead, the phone pinged south of cody, wyoming. in the air, bobbi heard the news and was alarmed. mckenzie was way too close to the mountains. >> how could she be here? you know? i've watched her flying skills. i was totally confident that there was just no way she would become this confused. >> reporter: mckenzie's uncle and grandfather moved their search to the area the ping came from. still, no sign of mckenzie. >> 2-01. 1-275. >> reporter: flotnot a single searcher saw a clue anywhere. >> there's not an airplane at fort smith, no, not at greybull. no, she didn't go back to cody. she hasn't arrived back in laurel. >> reporter: mckengzy's plane like all such planes was equipped with an emergency beacon. elt they call it, which should go off in a crash, but there was no signal from any elt. so what did that make you think? >> that she's safe. if her elt could go off they'd pick of the signal and we'd go find her. we're thinking, this is a positive thing. >> reporter: unless -- unless it hadn't gone off because of something very, v

kris tin with al jazeera in casper, wyoming. >>> southern mexican soldiers charged with the deaths ofted gang members in june and the first time soldiers accused of this kind of crime and initially they said they were killed in a shoot out with soldiers southwest of mexico. a british banker being charged with killing two women this hong kong, 29-year-old remanded in custody after a brief court appearance. he was arrested on saturday after police found his victims in his apartment. one of the bodies was inside a suitcase on his balcony. the victims were believed to be sex workers. french authorities say they are baffled by mysterious drone flights over the power plants and don't know where they are coming from and who is controlling them but the flights are illegal and tim friend reports. >>> it's illegal to fly a drone within 5 kilometers by a power plant and in france they are spotted hovering over power stations like this one, 100 kilometers east of paris. no one has claimed responsibility for the flights often at night, a leading nuclear safety expert who advised the french governm

it's one of the arguments i make against wyoming. anybody here from wyoming? good. the lodgic of the equal state vote says in effect that size should be a factor in representation if you don't have it, meaning, small states must have a special interest that has to be protected in terms of having equal state vote. small states don't have an equal state vote, their their basic interests are going to be dominate order overridden or whatever. the problem with that is, if you ever ask the question what are the interests of small states, you can't come up with an answer. don't look so skeptical. let's go across the chesapeake to the eastern shore. there are three states, right, delaware, maryland and virginia. i had a funny conversation about this once. i don't think there are that many differences of opinion. in the 18th century, one would have been a large state, virginia. the largest. one would have been a moderate, maryland. delaware is a mistake that was detached from pennsylvania. three counties detach, became a state for no obvious reason. i would assume that on th

. >> reporter: a long jog through the high plains of wyoming is nothing for 75-year-old charlie hardy. these days the former priest is running an uphill battle to get lected to the senate. a democrat, hardy and a handful of volunteers traversed the mountains, trying to unseat an incumbent who spent 50 times more on his captain. >> my parents told me priests should be someone that listen to people. what you have in washington, and this will include energy, people who listen to money. hardy and his volunteers have been campaigning the old-fashioned way. >> i am charlie hardie. >> listening and talking to voters. >> main contributors... >> the wyoming nursing organization supports expanding health care. hardy's opponent is against it. he is an unknown commodity. >> could he win? why is he doing this? where does he come from? >> i nice man with a tough race. >> reporter: this is the headquarters for the campaign of the incumbent senator mike ensi. neither he nor his staff would talk about $3.7 million donations coming from the health care industry, and the energy sector - national gas, pe

colorado all the way through wyoming. we already got down to negative 26 degrees in casper, wyoming. never that cold before in the month of november. going back to the 1930s. that's a significant step. as far as the denver area. you have light snow in the region. it's light fluffy snow. it's amazing people say maybe it's too cold to snow. right now the temperature in denver is negative one and it's snowing. the windchill makes it feel worse. we're at negative 17 in denver. only billings is cold we are a windchill of negative 20. where do we go from here? today is the peak of the cold. even in colorado and wyoming we'll slowly warm it up tomorrow. denver tomorrow jumps to a balmy 19 degrees. friday will probably feel like a heat wave. what is next? we have a storm system in the pacific. it will take a run at the pacific northwest. the cold isn't only in the middle of the country it moved to the west too. winter storm watches for much of oregon state. even in portland we could see a winter mix tomorrow morning. oregon could

: a long jog through the high plains of wyoming is nothing for 75-year-old charlie hardy.ays the former priest is running an unhill battle to get elected to the senate. a democrat in a republican state. hardy and a handful of volunteers traverse the mountains by bus trying to unseat a three-term incumbent who spent 50 times more money on his campaign. >> my parents taught me that priests, politicians should be someone who listens to people and who accompanies them in their struggles. what you have in washington today, and this includes the senator from here, people who listen to money. >> vote charlie hardy for the united center senate. >> reporter: they have been campaigning the old fashioned way. listening and talking to voters. >> the senator's main contributors are pharmaceutical companies. >> reporter: his opponent has voted against expanding leg care. but to many here, hardy is an unknown commodity. >> can he win or why is he doing this? or where is it coming from? >> a very nice man that has a very tough race. >> reporter: you would never guess it from outside. but

is 9, i think they will shatter that and they will be not even close to that. 19 below in casper wyomingllas, 25 in chicago 58 in new york and that cold air does not get 0 here and there is a lot of 50s to near 60s and usually there is a difference here but not today. a little bit warmer, but not much there the a little more after the system gets closer. 2900 to a half inch of rain and timing on this, i think it is a little bit quick, it starts to bring in some rain, tonight 10:00 maybe, i think it is more likely after midnight and we take it to tomorrow morning and we have some rain with a wet morning commute and a lot continues to go to the north as we head toward the week didn't, 60s on your temperatures and it looks like they will stay in the 60s for a while and water temperatures are near 60. partly cloudy and partly sunny into the weekend next weekend and heavy rain tuesday and wednesday. >>> tuesday and wednesday looks to be the timeline. >> i have plans on sunday. >> okay. 520 is the time right now. 5ing in banks, regulators said city group has been ordered to pay $50 million and

one is in montana, north dakota and wyoming. squadron at minot and the second in command at f.e. warren in cheyenne. that's late breaking news about the air force. if it sounds familiar it's because nuclear mishaps are a thing now. they keep happening. nine air force commanders fired this spring for their role in a cheating scandal. hundreds of air force personnel in the program cheating an proficiency exams. it was unleashed into an investigation of drug use. the number two officer in charge of all nuclear weapons getting demoted for using counterfeit gambling chips at anndan casino. and the top officer in charge getting fired for drunken antics an a trip to russia last year. and it wasn't that long ago the air force accidentally flew six nuclear-armed missiles from minot to barksdale without anybody noticing that all those nuclear weapons were missing until the next day. but now apparently tonight we have yet another edition to the category nuclear missteps. two very senior commanders in charge of nuclear missiles at air bases

was oscar pistorius was per, wyoming, 6 degrees. as we look at future tractor 6, it's chilly out there, highs in the low 40s. sunday, lots of cloud cover, monday morning starting out with clouds and rain starts to overvideo the area southwest to northeast. monday looks like a rain day at this point anywhere from perhaps a half inch to three-quarters of an inch. the cold air is out here to the west. it will be in the form of rain. but once this system passes, that's when we start to get into some of the icy, cold stuff, you'll see that reflected in the ten, 15 seconds. reading, 42. philadelphia, 43. normally should be around 56. allentown, 41. cape may, 45. toms river 42 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast there's that cold shot right there. 43 degrees today. increasing clouds sunday, 48. periods of rain on monday, 46 degrees and then tuesday and wednesday it will be a struggle. 36 degrees both days that's actually colder than the normal high for january. so we've got an icy shot of cold air on the way, plus you fac

single dig get highs across parts of montana and into wyoming. there's a look at thursday you can see the 40's and 30's northeast. chili down to texas and amarillo. high forecast by thursday 32 degrees. that's as warm as it is going to get without the windchill. >> thank you for the warning. bundle up. >> thank you, maria. >>> what is the first thing american kenneth vay had to eat after returning to u.s. soil? pizza. they told his sister no korean food that's all he ate for the last two years while i am prisond in a north korea labor camp. they were the last two americans obtained in the north. it was a secret mission orchestrated james clapper. experts also believe the north's decision to free the two came in an effort to clean up his human rights record after being accused of torturing prisoners. >>> time to look at who is talking on the former president bush on the possibility of his brother jeb running in 2015. >> he's a very go-- he would be good president. he is 50/50. we are close but he is not knocking on my door agonizing about the deci

casper, wyoming dipped to minus 25.ever since records began in 1937. laramie was 22 below. i think rolens, wyoming was 14 below. the cold air goes to texas. remember the typhoon that went in the bering sea, pumped up the ridge and it's dropping allle that cold air. 26 in tahoe. 52 reno. sacramento at 47. 58 monterey. 50s for some. but there's your 40s. draw the line and then south of that. consistent here, east bay temperatures, usually there is a big difference. but pittsburg, brentwood, orinda and san ramon in the mid- 50s. we're waiting on our system. it's weakening but it's on the way. it's coming underneath the hige of were. unfortunately, we're getting the tenuous end of the rope if you will coming in. about .25 to maybe .50 should cover it. i don't think it begins until late, late tonight. i think this model is too fast. it is a sign of things to come. but late tonight, there could be overrunning rain to the north bay. i think more likely tomorrow morning. but watch how the cloud cover really kind of gets through

talking to voters. >> the senator and his major contributor are pharmaceutical companies. >> the wyoming nursing association supports harding. to many, harding is an unknown commodity. >> could be win? why is he doing it? >> a nice man with a tough race. >> this is the headquarters for the campaign of the republican candidate. neither he nor staff will talk about $3.7 million coming from the health care industry and energy sector - natural gas, petroleum. some do not see a conflict in the industry bank rolling candidates. >> no elect official is going to take a stance against the dominant industry of the state. >> reporter: but big money changed the way candidates campaigned. and politicians reliant on politicians may be less likely to challenge the party line. >> it's harder to arrive out an independent path when the only way to get recognition is through the media, which means spending money. >> hardy vowed never to accept money from lobbyists. he may sleep easier, if the polls are an indication, he surveys a long road ahead to the election. >>> overall the money spend on the campaigns

in wyoming, the windchills fell to 25 below. that's a record for november, even in wyoming. >> and it's heading our way. even today, much colder this morning than yesterday. >> yeah, parts of the area more than 20 degrees colder than this time. it's chilly outside. we're seeing 30s and 40s. most of the area is above freezing. but the temperatures are still falling. and the wind is still blowing. as you can see by the flags on top the aramark building in center city. just a little breeze, temperatures are chilly makes you feel even colder. feels like five degrees colder than the actual temperature. outside, our skies are completely clear. and we will see sunshine, at least this morning. but it's not an all day sunshine, clouds will be moving in. 42 degrees. that's the warm spot, philadelphia international. 15 degrees colder there than yesterday. you see the flags with a little breeze at the nbc10 studios. no sign of any fog. and temperatures are still falling right now 30s. pottstown, doylestown, trenton is at 38 degrees. while i

it happened on wyoming avenue in philadelphia's feltonville section. skyfox over the scene right there. now the search is on for what started the fire that led to this tragedy. fox 29's bruce gordon is live at the firehouse in logan one of the very first to respond. bruce? >> reporter: lucy, still no answers at this point obviously early in the investigation we know where the fire started, second floor of the three-floor row home. we do not know at this point how or why it started i'm outside medic 24 engine foo as you say the first responders to this noontime row house fire that killed a four-year-old boy and injured four othe others. xavier haven't chewer what camera phone video captured some of the chaos prompted by a midday fire in this three story row home it does not capture a frantic father racing inside the home to rescue one child but unable to save his own. >> he went back in to see if he could get his son. he said my son, my son he went back in. but he couldn't get -- he couldn't rescue the baby. >> reporter: authorities say 15 members of an

thanksgiving there that year, go to wyoming for christmas. and there was a major blizzard. thanksgiving there that year, go to wyoming for christmas. and there was a major blizzard. and it shut down everything. and so people on our block in denver all got together because everyone was bringing a certain thing to their friend's house for their meal. so we ended up with like four cranberries and two turkeys and not the whole meal. but i he remember thremember th. >> and when we were growing up, we actually had our thanksgiving dinner in the nude and we had fajitas in skillets which is risky when you're a nudist. but i was confused because of the silverware. like the idea that you had to always use special silverware. it made every other meal seem like it didn't matter because we have these people that you didn't like showing up and you brought out your best silverware. and also the turkey, which is basically the george hamilton of meat. golden brown on the outside, but bland and dry on the inside. you have to smother it in gravy to make it taste good. but it looks great, but

. >> reporter: a jog through the high plains of wyoming is nothing for 75-year-old charlie hardy butr priest is running an up hill battle to get elected to the senate. a democrat in a republican state, hardy and a handful of volunteers traverse the mountains by bus trying to unseat a three-term incumbent who spent 50 times more money on his campaign. >> my parents taught me that priest politicians should be someone who listens to people and accompanies them in struggles and what we have in washington today and includes people who listen to money. >> hardy for the united states. >> reporter: hardy and volunteers have been campaigning the old fashion way. >> i'm charlie hardy. >> reporter: listening and talking to voters. >> and the major contributor are pharmaceutical companies. >> reporter: the wyoming nursing association supports expanding healthcare for the poor like hardy and opponent voted against it but to many here hardy is an unknown commodity. >> he is a very nice man with a very tough race. >> reporter: you never guessed it from outside but this is headquarters for senator m

i just met with a number of students from wyoming. they're concerned about these policies and the impact on the jobs of their parents, who work in the energy industry in wyoming, still one of the most beautiful places in the world, in which to live and work. >> hasn't the progress that the u.s. has made on domestic production and on natural gas changed the equation here in the united states and made clean -- cleaner energy even some from fossil fuels, some from natural gas more of a possibility? >> well, we have seen emissions in the united states going down. that's been over the last decade. the president now has more stringent policies, which i think are going to make energy more expensive for families across the country. it will make us less competitive. and with this agreement, china is still saying their emissions are going to continue to go up for the next 16 years and then peak at those much higher levels. so i think that the president has gotten very little and has given away much in the agreement. >> is there anything that th

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the fire location on wyoming avenue has been extinguished.h out for the crash at montgomery avenue on rowan road. at rockhill drive on horizon boulevard. word of crash near sauken valley road. they are blocking the northbound lanes 130. broadway. >>> and melissa magee has the exclusive seven-day forecast coming up next. >>> all right, melissa magee, the timing of this snow event could not be worse. >>> we are tracking the precipitation. some is wintery in nature. the day before thanksgiving we break down in details for that guys. we'll show you outside stormtracker 6 3d showing that it's dry. no issues with precipitation right now. that will change as we get into the middle half of our work week. we are tracking that storm. a high in philadelphia climbed to 72. it's official we broke the old high of 71 setback 1979. it's above average for this time of year. it's 68 in allentown. 60 in the poconos. upper 60s in allentown. wilmington and dover, up to beach haven, temperatures are in the upper 50s. we have the rain and the showers early this mor

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up across the high plains, 16 below in rapid city. 10 below in bismarck, and 14 below in casper, wyoming. it is moving easter but will modify before it gets here. lots of sunshine chilly temperatures, highs topping out around 43. we get into sunday, the high slides off the coast, that will allow the clouds to increase from the southwest. we'll start out with sunshine, increasing clouds during the day. monday, even though it's cold right now, it will start to retreat a little bit, by the time we start the new workweek. the next system that rolls in here will be rain not snow. the snow will be in areas west of the city. eastern great lake states and northward and into southern provinces of canada. so far the model is showing, monday morning should be dry. we see the rain overspread the area, southwest to northeast. we're expecting a half inch to 3/4 of an inch. we'll have heavier rains across south jersey. an arctic front kicks that out to sea. tuesday and wednesday it will look and feel like january. 43 degrees, cold, overnights tonight, partly cloudy and cold, 25 degrees outlying suburbs

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a problem if you are traveling to northern california and isolated issues if you are traveling to wyomingst of the country looking good for travel tomorrow. satellite and radar, cloudy skies. they will break up overnight. 47 in washington. chilly but not cold outside. tomorrow morning the cold will be in the air, waking up to 30s. this forecasts what the sky cover will look like. not tracking any rain. dry tomorrow. partly sunny skies. as we work our way into the midday and afternoon hours, we are noticing sunshine. nice and warm tomorrow. 60 is our high temperature tomorrow in washington. hanging the holiday lights, getting the tree, weather nearly perfect. you will be just fine with a sweatshirt if you are outside and active. maybe not the best ski conditions, but for this early in the season we will take it. 63 on monday. on tuesday a chance of rain and a wintry mix, including snow and a little bit of freezing rain. a high temperature on thursday of only 38 degrees with the windchill factor it will feel like teens and 20s. on tuesday our computer models are all over the place. i will h

concerns with our pledges and votes this can't go on those ride share cars are a menus to the public wyoming you're run over by one of these taxis the drivers with are not insured they'll wash their hands i

host: laramie, wyoming, a veteran and republican, you are on the air.aller: good morning, thanks for c-span and thanks to the service of all the veterans. i happened to be a vet from a combat unit and i am very disappointed that general shinseki was railroaded out by the american legion. i thought he was a great leader and rumsfeld and cheney and bush, if they had listened to shinseki, there were not the any isil in iraq right now. host: are you a member of the american legion? caller: i was and they keep sending the renewals but ever since shinseki was railroaded out, i am not going to join the american legion anymore. host: what do you say to that caller? guest: thank you for your service. when our national commander called for the rectum this resignation of secretary shinseki, he said it was with great sadness he had to call for his resignation. we understand he is a great -- he is one of her great heroes and served this country honorably. it's hard when you have to make those decisions about one of your own. we appreciate and honor the service of se

this is third and wyoming. fire crews are pouring water on a unattached row home in feltonville.e interior is gutted, as well. we're gathering the in fact as the becomes available. firefighters on the roof of the home, they are working to pour water and extinguish the flames at third and wyoming. we are not sure if there were any occupants in the house at the time, but, again, we're keeping an eye on the situation looking live from chopper 6hd we'll bring you more information as it becomes available in the city's feltonville section. >>> let's look live from sky6 live hd, a pretty picture with mild temperatures for monday afternoon. the sun is shining at penns landing. we have to quickly enjoy the warmup, because cold rain and snow is on the way midweek. one of the busiest weeks of the year. david murphy is at the "action news" big board with the latest. >> reporter: one of the craziest weeks we've seen in a long time. there's the rain that got outer of here at 7:00 a.m. there are clouds that are beginning to break up across the region and we're seeing more sun. behind the warm f

some place in wyoming dropped 36 degrees in one hour. this even.at's not going to happen here but we have colder air coming down and precipitation coming in, some rain and maybe sleet as we go into tuesday. and the day after we are 60 degrees. cloudy, not as cold tonight. 38 for the low in the city. 28 north and west. cloudy and milder tomorrow. high temperature in the mid-50s. that's a bit above average. the daytime high today and yesterday were 39. then 59 on monday despite the cloud cover. that is pretty warm and it's going to feel that way. but look at the drop in just one day. a high of 38, clouds a little bit of rain, chance of some sleet and some nasty weather there. warmer weather comes in on wednesday and it cools down again. and by the end of the week it is chilly and rainy and looks like the start of next weekend will be rainy too. >>> i'm john clark, the sixers off to the worst start in franchise history. the mavs and mavs not today. the mavs can rest dirk and still win. look at this in the third quarter. k.j. mcdaniels is finally going

it is starting to look like christmas will stop snow is piling up in casper, wyoming will stop now the concern is eyes as temperatures plunge even lower. the storm has caused the number of car accidents and doug hill expects me to ask him if it's going to be a white christmas. >> i will let you know on december 26. thank you for your military service. >> bank you. >> a great veterans day and the weather is perfect for the concert tonight. to the other wall, how many of you remember veterans day 1987? a big snowstorm. we had a big storm. we put it together on our website -- check out the blog -- the facts and figures about what happened. 71 and 44. 60 and 43 are the averages. very comfortable early evening weather. in the mid 60's on the 11th of november, we are good. it is going to change how the changes will not be felt tonight. anduch of morning fog temperature wise, you won't notice a difference of stop day by day, the cold air hit closer and closer. it's been extending out of north central canada and heading to the south and then to the east. we will feel the effects on thursday, f

chopper 6 is along the scene of west wyoming avenue. the flames were shooting through the rooftop. a 4-year-old boy did not survive. two other residents suffered injuries now at the hospital. and two others were taken to the hospital for observation. they were helping 18 other residents with shelter, clothing and food. it's not clear what sparked the fire. >>> a montgomery county lost an all-out search for a beloved yorkie, abigail. they let her out for a few minutes. that is all it took for someone to take david henry is live with more. >>reporter:the kids read about her in a book called "a home for abi." and abi needs her home after she was stolen las

firefighters in wyoming say the early snow help them put out a raging wildfire. for corn farmers in the midwest. this note may delay their harvest. >> the national christmas tree is now on its way. today the 88 foot white spruce made a stop in milwaukee, wisconsin. it was cut down in minnesota's chippewa national forest. the tree is supposed to make an appearance at a cleveland browns game. that's for you, leon. [laughter] the tree lighting ceremony will take place december 4th. ok, so it's going to feel a little like christmas. >> it's going to feel like late december around here before you know it. wind chill in the 30's, shocking compared to the last couple days. can you believe we made it up to 71 degrees today? almost in the middle of november, 11 degrees above average. i am confident to say it will not be the case for at least the next seven days. 66 at reagan national airport. 66 in martinsburg. frederick at 70. gaithersburg at 66. winds moving out of the south and west ahead of a strong cold front. daytime highs in the afternoon, instead we see daytime hi

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and wyoming, 10 degrees. the air mass is moving in our direction. it's moderating as it does. the next two days the most brutal air mass is across the plains. 15 to 30 below average. by the time to gets here late in the week we are looking at the temperatures 10 to 15 below average. it's not record cold. once the cold air arrives, it is going to take a while before it moves out. get used to it. the morning rush-hour, the potential for patchy fog. at 6:00, 46 and 7:00, 47. by 8:00, 49 degrees. the afternoon highs will not even reach that. the exclusive seven-day forecast tomorrow for veteran's day is looking good. 67. morning clouds and perhaps drizzle. 65. the polar plunge arriving on thursday. the high 49 degrees. a weak disturbance late thursday night could bring us rain or snow showers. plenty of the sunshine. cold 45. saturday the cold air sticks with us. 44. and sunday 45 degrees. watching the coastal low pressure developing. if it stays offshore we will be dry. if it moves in rain or snow. david murphy will have the latest on the potential for snowflakes on thursday neon

not as bad as your friends in wyoming. you should stay in the 30s. >>> nothing like the second week in november looking like the peak of winter. it looks like february out there. >> man, i hope now we get it heavy the first part of the season and maybe it will ease up. >> and warm all winter. >> wishful thinking, right. >>> google is taking on apple's itunes and the car dashians may a major faux pas. first, last night's biggest stars honored the nation's bravest with a free veterans day concert on the national mall. take a listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> stories making news this morning. more than a week after election day we finally know the results of the alaska senate race. republican dan sullivan beat out mark begich on election night. >> amid tension in the middle east, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will use a, quote, heavy hand to stop the violence. mahmoud abbas blamed the region on leading them towards a religious war. >>> old navy is caught up in a price gouging of sorts. take a look at this, side by side, w

concerns with our pledges and votes this can't go on those ride share cars are a menus to the public wyoming happen if you're run over by one of these taxis the drivers with are not insured they'll wash their hands i realize those ride share cars are backed by visitacion valley money and venture capital that may have some interests on the board you represent the public interests and it's not in the interests of people getting injured and not being able to sue on the basis the driver carries no insurance ride share companies carry no insurance and people can be hurt for the rest of their arrives you have a responsibility i challenge you. >> any more speaker cards. >> moving on to the consent calendar if discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the consent agenda and will be considered separately. i've not received a public notice to sever my >> is there a motion? >> second all in favor, say i. opposed? not i's have it thank you. >> okay directors moving on to the regular calendar a presentation discussion regarding incorporating the seawall rise into san francisco. >> so mr. chai

have many important interviews to come over the next couple of hours here, including senator from wyoming, we have mary jo white, the s.e.c. chair, chris van hollen, the always outspoken and controversial michele bachmann coming your way as well. you're going to be talking to the president's council of economic advisers chair, jason furman and in a separate interview this hour, we have john barrasso from wyoming as well. a lot of things to talk about here, kelly, in terms of economic policy, political direction, where we go as we head into the new year in 2015 and we begin the new congress where the republicans will be very much in control of both houses. that's exactly right. the language is already heated, bill, as greg put it, going to be something for everyone to hate in what the president's doing on immigration. all hell will break loose.. again, after the bell, when we are going to speak with more heavy hitters, s.e.c. chair mary jo white on a big day a big week for them. the s.e.c. moving forward with some regulations on the equity markets, but a lot more to talk about we will also

so we wanted it to warm up in chicago, minneapolis and casper, wyoming.s, we are not going to get the rainfall here. that soaker that we're looking at for next week. let's talk about this tiny rain chance if you will tonight. midnight here come the showers. morning commute tomorrow. more showers. clearing out in the afternoon. rain-wise. when it comes to cloud cover it will be pretty cloudy throughout the day. what to expect? clouds thick already rain approaching overnight tonight it will be wet for the morning commute tomorrow with lingering on-and-off showers throughout the day tomorrow. tomorrow's highs again in the 60s. san jose 68 degrees. one degree below average. redwood city 67. hayward 66. san ramon pittsburg antioch showers for you tomorrow morning upper 60s. alameda berkeley sonoma showers for you with highs in the upper 60s. and the biggest rainfall the highest rainfall totals up in north sonoma county cloverdale 67 degrees. extended forecast, here's the change because the timing has been pushed back for that next round of rain. yes, we have t

it happened on wyoming avenue in philadelphia's feltonville section. skyfox as you can see over a very active scene. sadly this is not the first tragedy like this in philadelphia this year. >> fox 29's bruce gordon is live at the firehouse in logan that was one of the very first to respond. bruce? >> reporter: lucy, this has been a particularly deadly year in philadelphia in terms of fires more on that just a moment. i'm on the side medic 24 engine 72. they were as you said among the fir responders to a noontime fire that killed a four-year-old little boy. his body discovered in a third floor rear bedroom of a gutted row house on the 200 block of west wyoming. a witness to the midday fire summed up the tragedy with a simple observe. >> it was nothing but pitch black smoke. all of them came out except for the four-year-old little boy. >> reporter: savvier ventura capture the chaos with his camera afternoon when this three story row home went um in flames. he says a horrified father rescued one child but could not save his own. >> he was going panic. wen

like the eucalyptus 80 that gaths gather carbon monoxide 0 more than any tree i'm not saying which wyoming way to vote but not to allow the clear cutting of the trees if our parks system. >> thanks. >> is there any additional public comment on item one seeing none, public comment is closed and supervisor kim would i have a motion to forward to the full board we'll take that without objection. without observation that will be the order. >> item 2 is a approving of an easement with the surface project on 923 fulsome street. >> we have the department of real estate. >> this authorizes the grant of a sub surface tieback and surface access to fulsome which is where fire station number one is located the just a minute property owner on fulsome, llc next to the fire station it desires to have a mixed use development which includes the demolition of the existing improvements to perpetrate the cave in during the excavation a shoring system need to be implemented which we built and drilled through the wall and anchored 0 into the city's property they ask for an easement for the sub surface and the m

casper, wyoming is negative 19. that's the temperature. and had a little bit of a breeze. their windchill is minus 32. it's possibly one of the coldest mornings they're going to have all winter long. it's the middle of november. that's ridiculous. denver at minus 14. light snow in the area. you're going to see one of the coldest november days ever only a high expected of 4 degrees in denv denver. the windchill is negative all day long. be careful in the northeast this morning. patches of dense fog. give yourself some extra time for your morning commute. it will be a beautiful afternoon in the northeast. but we have to get past the fog. it will go away about 9:00 a.m. >> be thankful for the 60s. >> >>> also making news. 15 minutes past the hour. old navy is the latest retailer kept caught up in a price gouging. women are paying $5.50 for plus size jeans than men are. nearly 20,000 people have signed a petition to get them to stop charging women more. >> howard! the phone is ringing. >> howard's mom on the big ba"bg theory" has sadly been silenced. carol ann susi died on thu

in terms of cold, windchill advisories, montana, wyoming, windchills as low as 35 below zero over the next couple of days. in terms of high temperatures, just the air looking at single digits, billings and cheyenne. denver a little warm. the temperatures, take four degrees, five degrees off. probably going to be the actual high. on wednesday, continue to watch the air move its way eastward. 40s in memphis, into the 50s in jackson, mississippi when it comes to low temperatures this is the map on thursday morning. but by friday morning, look at that cold, 20s in charlotte and attend that, coast to coast, winter is here. i'm meteorologist eric ferb are for cbs news. >>> the doctor being treated for ebola here in new york city is set to be released today. dr. fisher tested positive last month after returning from guinea. he went through the subway and went bowling just before he tested positive. >>> and there was outcry from relatives of victims of the south korean ferry disaster over the sentencing of the captain this morning. he was given 36 years in prison for negligence and abandoning