a study on yawns? >> yawning. >> size of brains, no disrespect to science, but -- >> videos and going, i want to know why. that person can do math. >> right. must know more. >> because, yeah. >> all right. anyway, coming up -- >> shortest yawns. >> i heard you yawn. >>> coming up, the scary clown craze that's gripping much of the country. i did say a scary clown craze. threats on social threats resulted in fear and there's gaining moment authorities say. >>> chain smokers the biggest stars in music right now, but if you've never heard of them, you're not alone, but first, here's a look at today's temperatures. ? >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by unitedhealthcare. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. u see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like

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yawning. it's contagious. >> so scientists have figured out why we yawn. at countless youtube videos, they say yawns may be meant to cool down the brain, which uses a lot of energy and can run hot. bigger brains mean longer yawns. >> the videos show that the weight of the brain and the number of neurons in its outer lairs, those things were reliable predictors of the length of a creature's yawn, regardless of the size of its botd or mouth. this explains why your yawns are so long. >> so much longer. >> so much brain in there. >> that's exactly it. >>> women tapped to be bridesmaids need just one qualification. the willingness to shet out for a dress they'll likely never wear. >> unless you're in melissa's wedding. for that, you need body suts mand jor moves on the dance floor. >> get it. get it. this was her first dance for her husband. >> love it. you need to make sure you get your college degree. sometimes i call the house, just to hear her voice. (phone ringing) answering machine: hi, leave a message after the beep. (beep) hey mom, this is larry. i just

the longer you yawn the bigger your brain. the study published in biology letters but not all scientists are sold on the explanation. >> i am sold! [ long yawn ] >> we know the deal, jackie! >>> the time is 4:51. it has been six months since prince died. his sister wants you to know you are not the only one who misses the mu >> his pet doves have not been the same. majesty and divinity are their names. when he was around they cried all the time. since he died the doves have been silent. his sister says they play prince's music to make the doves less sad. when they hear it, they start crying, just as prince would cry." >>> well, thank you for waking up with us on newschannel5. i am jackie fernandez. >> and i am leo alirez. well, no one knows where the water is going. >> the mall of america announcing a new policy that has employees weeping with joy. could it catch on here in ohio? before we go, let's take a look at how wall street opens >>> good morning. let's go ahead and get a look at the forecast for the tribe's game. they a

real long. >> five minute yawn. >> draw you are a long younger. i yawn all the time.ive doppler hd is show you we have clear skies, a nice start to the day on this thursday. we talk about our highs today and you notice a lot sunshine and comfortable numbers for this time of the year, at 70s in san francisco, and 74 in oakland today, and 77 in san jose, and that is normal. and 80 is the high in concord and 82 in antioch, and napa up to 80 degrees. in san francisco we have fleet week and folk are coming in tomorrow and the week and the weather could not be betterwith a last sunshine on friday that continues into saturday and we will not have the main layer so no fog and perfect visibility as the blue angels fly over the golden gate bridge with a few high clouds moving in and that will 8:00 us off into the mid-to-upper 60s. the seven-day forecast shows the next seven days with a mild fall day, and rising temperatures on friday, and warm to hot around saturday, and by sunday, a little cooler and columbus day is nice and the cooling continues into tuesday and wednesday and

they believe yawning cools down the >> younging is a display of your intelligence. >> who knows yawning was so complex. still ahead this evening, the mascot and the masses. >> and a national celebration right here at home. that story just ahead. >> and we want to thank abc 7 news viewer henry for this incredible instagram picture of the transamerica pyramid in san francisco. wonder how he took that. >> share your pictures with us on social media use the #abc 7 swrs. >>> kamala harris and loretta sanchez face off in the race for california's open senate seat. you can watch it live at 7:00 p.m. on comcast channel 715 or our digital channel 7.2. we'll also stream the debate live on abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app as well. and we will also rebroadcast their debate here on abc 7 overnight. catch that at 1:42 a.m. and as for what's coming up at 6:00, ama daetz is here for that. >> coming up at 6:00, a strategy unique to san francisco. why two candidates for state senate are using drag queens in their pitches to voters. plus, find out the big names backing a campaign to raise money to defe

.you need to make that yawn longer. scientists found that longerons are a bigger brain and your intelligence, humans yawn 50% honker than the baby sloth. >> the slot had the longest yawn. >> it is 50% longer than elephants the next studied animal so we have bridger brains and assumed to be smarter. >> what they say. >> i yawn all the time. >> all morning. >> the weather is something to yawn at, it is gorgeous. the east coast is dealing with hurricane matthew and the wet coast, sunny, quiet and warming trend on the way. we are clear as could be and the highs through the climate starting in so the bay and hose is 77, a lost sunshine, 81 for morgan hill, and 77 for cupertino. and the peninsula is bright and breezy at 74 from redwood city and 7 for mountain view pacifica, and around 63 degrees this afternoon. downtown san francisco is beautiful. 70. spot on where you should be. 63 for daly city. the north bay is 80 and napa is 7 and vallejo is 70, san rafael and novato up to 74. 76 behind fremont and hercules is survive. in

it may help to explain whys s we yawns first place. the shirt join us again at 10:00 p.m. until then have a and here's another interesting weather fact. another? great! changes in jet streams can affect the speed at which the earth rotates on its axis, so bad weather can actually make the day longer. well, there must be a hell of a storm somewhere. joke if you must, but you're going to miss these moments. with leonard home in a few days, this was your last time driving me to the grocery store. you know, i will miss this. i'll tell you what, if my apples are mealy, we'll hit the produce section for one last crazy blowout. heck, you can even push the cart. please don't take my looking forward to leonard's return as criticism of the job you've been doing in his absence.

so, guess what, do you have a big yawn or a little yawn? >> i think i have a pretty big yawn. >> i think i do, too. >> mine's big unless i am talking >> i have a huge yawn. >> you guys read this. scientists have found that people who have big yawns also have big brains. experts say there is a goo scientific reason for it. long yawns bring a rush of blood to the brain delivering oxygen and allowing our big brains to cool off. >> that's a study! >> cool. we are really smart. if you slept the night before you wouldn't be yawning. pop music icon. he's found some unexpected success online. carson knows all about it. >> beyond him being a legend here and in the studio, rick astley's become a bit of an internet phenomenon called the rick roll. you build up someone's expectations and send them a link. you send t l it is a bit of a digital bait and switch. it's become such an online sens ion, there is an urban dictionant for it. 245 million views on youtube and counting. rick is here and he is going to perform in our next hour the classic. he's got

erin: if you have to yawn, you may want to cover it up. they discovered a relationship between the length of a yawn last and how big and complex their brains are. they say the primates like humans tend to have the longest yawns compared to other species. gorillas, walruses, camels, and elephants animals like mice and foxes have the shortest yawns. sean: you learn something new every day. still to come, people are yawning right now. shuttles people around at the speed of sound. which city is looking at plans for building a hyperloop? you've got to love autumn in new hampshire. check out the beautiful fall foilage in lancaster right here. submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of u local kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle to protect new hampshire's clean air and cle

researchers say yawning cools down the brain so bigger brains need more cooling and produce longer yawns. but not all scientists are convinced, especially because yawns are so contagious so they say it needs more studies. >>> want to make sure you have happy holidays. skip the holiday trip and stay home to do some family activities, right, in the cle. a new study found places and interacting with new people can leave families exhausted with less brain power to focus on their relationships. and they say that's great news for families who are short on time and cash for a big vacation. nothing wrong with a stacation. >>> okay. do you know what else would be a great key to happiness is winning the alds. >> anchor: are you kidding me. it's going to happen. have to think that way, right? >> mark: absolutely. let's see what they're up to out there. >> reporter: you're reading my mind. another win for our city would make everyone happy. >> reporter: how about trevor bauer on the hill. i keep talking about how he's the wild card because he has not had success against the red sox. he has tremendou

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if you are yawning my not just be because you're sleeping you may also be smart they found a connection between that anday cognitive capacity, study shows that human yawns last longer than anyy other animal, about seven seconds they say this may help to explainin why we job in the first place. >> remember the no excuses mom who said that you should be fit out that she realized that ther are excuses asth maria kang post this picture two years ago showing off her three kids and hertu lean body with the capti what's your excuse patchwork rushes back and things have changed, she posted this picture on instagram and immense at her fitness driven lifestyle change after separation from her husband and now deals with depression, her message now is tos , just be proud of where you are in your life journey. parenting is tough work and we all need to unwind from time to time, ia a mother says she's tired of being judged for the ways that she relaxes, says that she smokes pot every night afte her kids are in bed. she says that while there are wines made just for moms and countless products illustra

if you feel a big yawn, it is a good thing. there's a correlation between the length of the yawn and how complex the brains are. humans tend to have the lockest. gorillas, camels, and elephants also had longer yawns. mice have the small etc. ones. sean: i see that when i'm trying to tell stories. she has a complex brain. a final check, including an unusual attack in avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to find the choicest merchandise. note the hair worn up -- maximizes peripheral vision. no jacket -- cuts dressing room time, reduces zero-dynamic drag. stockpiling -- the hallmark of a truly competetive shopper. to shop at goodwill, you need a cart. erin: 6:54. updating the top stories. sean: a man from bowe is due in court later today. here's ray brewer. responded to the recycling business in bowe. 54-year-old peter emanuel was using the front end to tip over the equipment while the victim was inside. there were no injuries. police say that emanuel fled the scene, was captured a couple of hours later,

was hacked, 500 million people and people are just yawning at these things. companies are yawning. is the yawn the right response? >> it's not. everyone is vulnerable. implications are huge. i think unfortunate because there have been a good number of high profile breaches, people are tired of hearing about it. but in reality, it is a big concern and what we see today in the marketplace is the companies continue to spend more on cybersecurity than in previous years. as a result of that we benefit from that. >> one of the things that you've added when i follow your company for a long time, i love the fact that you make money is one of the reasons most of the companies are on a dime gap basis. but you're talking about social media hacking. specifically you're saying that the social hack is something we should worry about. who should worry? >> everybody who is active on social. we're helping companies basically protect users as they use social to sell and market so we stop look-alikes, people acting like jim cramer for example. we stop cyber criminals from posting malware or malicious

do have a big yawn or a little yawn? >> i think mine isig >> mine is big until i am trying to talk to someone. >> you guys read this. scientists found that people who have big yawns also have big brains. yawns with fatigue or boredom but there's a scientific reason for it. long yawns bring a rush of blood to the brain allowing our big brains to cool off. >> that's a study. >> if you're smart, you would >> we're so happy today. rick is performing. pop music icon. found unexpected success online. carson, knows all about it. >> beyond him being a legend here and in the studio, rick has become an international phenomenon called the rick roll. basically it's an internet prank. you build up expectations and send a link and they think it's one thing but then they send you a link of the timeless video of that pops on their screen. it's a digital bait and switch. there's an urban dictionary entry for it. so widely used. 245 million views on youtube and counting. we're excited to say that rick is here and will perform in our next

john: bernie wants bigger government and yawn on wisely doesn't. there are issues we agree on about immigration, civil liberties, gay marriage, pro-choice, criminal justice reform, a lot. >> absolutely. he's a likeable guy and there is a reason so many millennials have been drawn to him. but when you look at his overall policy points they so strongly contradict bernie sanders's progressive campaign jaw * thank goodness. next i'll debate a conservative who doesn't like it when libertarians say something like this. >> in my lifetime i cannot think of one single instance where our supporting a regime change has resulted in things being better than not worse. bla john: many people say youlibertt conservatives who wants to legalize weed and gay marriage. our most important policy continues is we don't believe flexing our military might is the best way to keep america safe. >> i think our military interventions have made things worse. the fact that we put troops on the ground and drop bombs and drone flights kill thousands of innocent people making the s

john: bernie wants bigger government and yawn on wisely doesn't.here are issues we agree on about immigration, civil liberties, gay marriage, pro-choice, criminal justice reform, a lot. >> absolutely. he's a likeable guy and there is a reason so many millennials have been drawn to him. but when you look at his overall policy points they so strongly contradict bernie sanders's progressive campaign jaw * thank goodness. next i'll debate a conservative who doesn't like it when libertarians say something like this. >> in my lifetime i cannot think of one single instance where our supporting a regime change has resulted in things being better than not worse. bla is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org if you then you'll know howuth, uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth d

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senator ron yawn on and rs feingold face off in their first debate. george: julia >> the first question was all about donald trump and hillary clinton. democrat russ feingold went after ron johnson for still supporting donald trump. >> supporting donald trump is completely irresponsible and no one should do it after they have seen the fact he's not qualified to be president. he doesn't have the temperament indefensible. which is a marked differenc between myself and senator feingold who must be the last american who thinks hillary clinton is trustworthy. nor feingold says he has a plan, but the problem is it's president obama's plan. >> you have to increase human intelligence. spies in the region. that i always supported. report * police and c relations was another big issue. the violence in sherman park started after seville smith was shot and killed. johnson aressed improving police relations in milwaukee. >> you work in good faith and provide people opportunity. >> tuesday in milwaukee we'll be reporting in green bay, julia fello. >> the presidenti

john: bernie wants bigger government and yawn on wisely doesn't.hoice, criminal justice reform, a lot. >> absolutely. he's a likeable guy and there is a reason so many millennials have been drawn to him. but when you look at his overall policy points they so strongly contradict bernie sanders's progressive campaign jaw * thank goodness. next i'll debate a conservative who doesn't like it when libertarians say something like this. >> in my lifetime i cannot think of one single instance where our supporting a regime change has resulted in things being better than not worse. bla i'm good. -- but i have a story [music] and i don't know where to start. i'm good -- but i feel alone in a crowd. i'm good -- but nobody understands. i'm good -- but the past keeps coming back. but i can't get out of bed. but i can't sleep. i'm good -- but i feel overwhelmed. i'm good -- but i don't feel safe. but i don't even know who i am anymore. but i still have nightmares. but i don't need any help. i'm good -- but i don't feel anything anymore. i'm good -- but i can't li

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(yawning): i know, i was there. well, wake up! we're gonna put in a lot of late nights. how late? well, i don't know, midnight, 1:00. one o'clock? i'm not a raccoon. if you're tired, have some coffee. what? you have some coffee. i am having coffee! and look how irritable it's making you! guys! we're not gonna get anything done if we start fighting. (sighs) fine. (clock ticking) i don't think i can go much longer. it's been three and a half minutes, wake up! ? our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ? ? then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ? ? the earth began to cool ? ? the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ? ? we built the wall ? ? we built the pyramids ? ? math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ? ? that all started with a big bang ?

in pahrump, 63 in overton, then yawn in sandy valley, 92 in mesquite. for the las vegas valley 65? under a clear sky. tomorrow, high temperature should top out at 87. mostly sunny, patch or two of the seven-day forecast there's actually a downward trend. we'll stay in the mid to uppery unless those winds pick up. friday and sunday the bigger wind days with gusts over 40 miles per hour possible. saturday still windy just not as manly as friday and sunday. taper off monday and tuesday. kelly will keep you updated with the latest forecast on news3 today. little more macho winds. >> should we move on? >> i think that would be a great idea. >> kevin thank you. >> being helped by a celebrity athlete during an emergency. >> we're talking about tim tebow who helps a man out during a seizure. jim childs: one of the ways criminals avoid background checks is by going online and connecting with strangers to buy guns. most with no background checks, no questions asked. the law requires background checks in gun stores; why don't we require them online? a few clicks of the mouse, now a bad guy is