snowing in the panhandle of nebraska. fairly mild readings around here with 30s and 40s most of the front range. notice the south side of town, already topping 50 degrees, clouds or no. there will be quite a few clouds over us this morning. on average around the metro area castle rock through t for most of the rush hour commute this morning. in spite of the clouds, we continue to anticipate warm temperatures with 50s to near 60 degrees. this time tomorrow, we are going to get snow. between now and then, we have stagnant air here. we have good burning restrictions here. burning stove or device, wood burning in a regular fireplace is not allowed. tomorrow morning, light rain and snow. shouldn't be an ice situation for us at all. perhaps wet roads tomorrow morning going to dry out quickly by tomorrow afternoon. >> that sounds like a good thing. thank you marty. 5:32. this start looking great across the hov, express lanes. coming in from thornton and north glenn,ho problem connecting from downtown. corridor i-25 on the north

the fishing crew running into trouble in the panhandle. them because they had a strobe light and thankfully everybody made it back to land in good shape. >>> a close call in clearwater with police posting this video on facebook today. you can see a semi truck making a turn when the car comes through the red light. remember before you hit the road tonight this is one of the worst days of the year for crashes. the florida highway patrol reports wednesday before thanksgiving last year. all of those crashes from the last three years resulted in a total of 439 injuries. >>> a warning about a big party night. tampa bay law enforcement will be looking for anybody driving under the influence tonight. neighborhood. >> reporter: that is right. payment front of your travail and you can see some folks already celebrating the unofficial holiday. whether you are kicking off the start of a four day weekend or preparing for intense family time, bar owners and law enforcement like to make sure you are safe. tourists today crowding but tonight >> everyone p

the panhandler does not need to bury it like his sign says. he's been arrested once got the latest case, it sounds like he just got off with a warning. >>> is a campaign von schell, the secret sky harbor meeting campaign bomb shell. the secret, sky harbor meeting. we told you about a new lawsuit filed against lynch. we are hearing this. >> this was a meeting that occurred spontaneously. she said that it occurred, and only things related to grandchildren and golf were discussed. but over the co minute discussion, more than that had to vent -- no one talks about the golf game for 30 minutes. >> were there any notes of the meaning. was anything documented? was security arranged ahead of time? the department of justice says that they have 30 days to respond. >>> the third time this week, a poll gives donald trump at what the candidates will say. hillary clinton asking voters to seriously consider, in her words, collecting donald trump would be to the normalizing discrimination. >> how can we trust them to serve all americans?>> hillary clinton mak

. >> and the state won't be posting any results until the polls close in the panhandle at 8 p.m. eastern. >>> and now let's get some perspective on your vote 2016. joining us is supervisor of elections kurt browning. >> let's start with voting running fairly smoothly. we haven't heard of very many problems today. >> from what i've heard everything is goinger any issues with ballots, voting equipment, protesters at the polls, so it seems to be going very well. >> you've seen a lot of elections in years past. how about this year in terms of record turnout? >> what i've seen, heard, absolutely. when i -- i drive pasco quite a bit and driving around early voting sites for that period of early voting, mine lines even when i was the door and into the parking lot. so i do believe that's an indicator of what kind of turnout we're going to see and not just here but statewide. >> and i know when i went to vote today they said it's been steady there's only been a minute or two where there hasn't been anybody but i do think we're seeing a very strong turnout. let's talk a little bit about th

storm team 4 radar, tracking showers in the panhandle of virginia, western maryland, fauquier county, taking a closer look at the rain in fauquier county, see rain around the warrenton area, up around marshall as well. so traveling along 66, some of that light rain, and this is all part of a larger system. checking the latest flight delays for the most part it's looking good. but there are some minor flight delays in parts of minneapolis, chicago and newark because of the weather. and when i say minor, it's only delayed about 20 minutes. so good news there. but notice we're seeing some snow mixing in up in michigan and we're seeing rain then down on into indiana and ohio. this is where we're mainly going to pull our rain chances from tomorrow morning. i'm going to show you this on future weather. here we are 6:00 a.m. oven, we're doing turkey this year. we're going to have light showers around. notice in montgomery, loudoun, frederick counties. once we hit 9:00 a.m., we're still seeing scattered showers at this point up around the bulchmore area. lauryn is going to be breaking down th

the couple had a history of panhandling and had been the coronor says preliminary tests suggest they were shot. in all -- three bodies have been found on kohlheep's property -- along with one woman who was chained up in a shipping container -- screaming for help. nearly two months after he was arrested for planting bombs in new york and new jersey -- ahmad khan rahami appeared in court for the first time today. one of the bombs injured more than 30 people. he faces a number of terrorism he was also charged witht the attempted murder of a police officer. police say several unexploded devices were found in manhatten and new jersey. a pennsylvania community in mourning this afternoon -- after two officers are shot. one of them killed in a deadly ambush. a-b-c's marci gonzalez has the latest on the investigation. "shots fired. shots fired." those gunshots -aimed at officers ---as they responded to a domestic call- at a home near "he fired on them as they arrived, and that's all i can say. what his mindset was, i don't know but i think that speaks for itself." one officer killed- another

yeah there were reports all over florida throughout panhandle, up into mississippi, alabama, georgia. so obviously, a lot of activity with that one. but you know we're really looking some beautiful looking weather. we've really warmed temperatures remember just, it was monday when we were talking about morning lows in the across our northern counties. and just how dry it was outside. now you're seeing a return of just partly cloudy skies as we go through afternoon still nice looking weather that humidity still under control. but we're warming things up. right now we're at 77 degrees here in tampa. >> over in brandon, 79. down in sarasota, alre from a kayed ya sebring all 80 degrees up in brooksville 75. clearwater 74 downtown st. petersburg currently in the low 70s. and what want to find cooler temperatures go back across panhandle still 69 in pensacola and tallahassee currently sits at 73 degrees. remember on monday, we were looking dew points. it was the teens and the 20s. in fact, if i remember correctly in tallahassee, noon time on monday, the dew point was 10. outside. that now w

storm team 4 radar showing light rain showers, fast moving, now coming into the panhandle of west virginia, just to the north and west of martinsburg. near hagerstown and frederick in another hour or so and may scoot just to the north of the metro area as we get into the afternoon. here's your planner for the maybe 2, 3, 4:00. most of virginia should stay dry. temperatures dropping down into the 50s after sunset which is at 4:53. getting chilly quickly by mid-evening, near 50 late evening. we'll have a bright moon again tonight. it should be a beautiful evening coming up. over the next ten days we have big changes on the way. we'll have our temperatures again into the 60s during the day on thursday as we'll get lo getting mild. may make it up to around 70 degrees on friday, and perhaps again on saturday up to near 70 degrees. then there is a chance of some showers coming in late on saturday. we're going to get a strong cold front coming through. that front is going to begin to move in late saturday night, coming in from the north and west and tracking right into our region here. this is as

that was not enough to counter the beating she took, particularly in the jacksonville area all florida panhandle and with this, this map and the turnout model, though the turnout is higher, is very, very similar to what we saw two years ago in the gubernatorial election. rick scott and charley crist. it matches up about county by county and what happened is you had a real thrust of people coming out to vote republican and it was just not enough in the democratic strongholds of the south to counter that. yes, it's close but by florida blowout. president obama won here in 2012 by less than 1% and with this, you have hillary clinton, i think regretting a great deal, a lot of decision making here. among other things, not investing more time in other statsz like michigan where it is very close and hillary clinton until the tail end took the state of michigan for granted. even though this was a state reeling in job losses, concerns about manufacturing and strayed deals and on top of that, water supply poisoned by its own government, people losing faith in government turns to a change agent in donald t

the next front moving into the panhandle tuesday and it could bring us some showers. wind speed coming up as we head into monday up to 50 miles per hour. here is your seven-day forecast. it is a nice a nice one. dry for the next few days, warming up for the work week with highs in the low 80s. the best a chance of showers i love publix digital coupons... i signed up for them at publix.com and i just clip them like this... clip...save clip...save clip...save that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? for me, shopping is a three step process. step one: walk the aisles. two: find the deals. step three: see, that's what's great there is no step three. that's how i save at publix. how 'bout you? >>> ohio state will almost certainly play for a spot in it is a rivalry week and no state does it better than florida. florida state and florida, currently seminoles lead in the 4th quarter. this afternoon it was usf and ucf. the real fight started after the game. ucf gets its tenth victory. -- usf gets its ten the victory. i am not sure if that is great ball protection but that i

it was seen from key west all the way up to the panhandle in georgia and alabama too. the american meet rolg society says there's thousands of these every day but not a lot of people see them because they happen in daylight. cool video -- -- meterology. >>> politics might be off limit tomorrow as you but you need to avoid one thing for sure. >> reporter: there's more than three times the average cooking fires on thanksgiving than any other day of the year. >> this is my skin graph. it's in the process of healing right now. >> it's a lesson she learned the hard way when she left a combustible can between her stove burners while making dinner for her family. explode. then i felt the flames hit my face. >> after multiple surgeries and a month in the hospital evelyn says she is still dealing with physical and emotional scars that will last a lifetime. . >> reporter: so let's talk turkey safety. when in the kitchen always pay attention. unattended cooking is the leading cause of house fires. >> if you have to leave the and assign somebody to keep an eye on the cooking at al

the panhandle off developing and anticipating rain to move then tomorrow. initially the warm front to move north it will be cold enough in the morning for some of the rain mixeda with pellets of sleet. the transition will be rapid back over to rain. that is primarily wednesday two wednesday night. today a nice break is the sunny with high temperatures today at right around 40. we will talk more about the we can forecast. the front on friday and whether quarterback is circling back to -- josh is going to start on sunday with cody kessler in the league's concussion protocol. but took over late the third come after knocked out of action. touchdown but later fumbled pittsburgh to steal the game. kessler return to the field thisr season, an the near future. the new york giants on sunday 1:00 o'clock right here on fox 8. the oakland raiders have one nfl top surprises this year and officially 5-0 on the road. the big when last night. at just 11 minutes to go, mari cooper can't short pass 35-yard td open winds 27-12 and moving 8-2 for in a row since 14 years. us me

cold front is lined up back across the panhandle so you are seeing some cooler temperatures running in the lower 50s in tallahassee currently sits at 56 degrees. there is the cold front. you can see we have got a lot of clouds kind of streaming across the front. couple of sprinkles and showers through the overnight hours. those are done with. and as we go throughout day, if you see any rain, it is pretty much going to be a sprinkle. most of this is just mid and upper level clouds that are working their way through. you see showers off the east coast and notice none of that 1 headed in our direction. this front will continue to sink to the south. as it does so, cecil start to clear out the skies this evening and into tonight and then behind that, that is where the slightly cooler and drier air is. but all really kind of locked up to the north, because this time around, we just don't have that big trough to push a lot of the colder air down over us. so you look across the northern tier state, plenty of 30s. cicago, 36 degrees. columbia, ohio, 39. buffalo has a 37, but across the southern

the panhandle of west until 7:00. i would not be surprised if this expands further off toward the east. to include loudoun and fairfax county moving through the late night hours. nighttime lows fall in the 50's. cooler north and west of us. overnight lows well above average for this time of the year. waking up tomorrow morning, grab the umbrella. i promise you, you will need it at some point in the long. the temperatures to start the day are in the lower to the middle 50's. tomorrow's high will make it to the low er70's -- lower 70's for last day of november. sounds fantastic. the showers in the morning. clearing midday and cold front in the afternoon and the everything hours. it may trigger a few thunderstorms. not expecting anything to become severe. the temperatures will tumble. this is what it looks like on the future cast. the heaviest off to the north and the east of us. that is by the end of the rush hour commute. lack for a little bit of clearing. the glimmer of sunshine. showers reignite moving to the afterno

the owner says too many homeless people are coming in and sleeping in the booths and panhandling..he tells us: he has no choice but to make the rule and apply it to everyone pain for them." "at least until we get the ground rules straight, get the ones that are causing the problems to move on, enforcing the rules does cause a little pain for them." 'the breakfast club' has reluctantly talked about finding a new place.the owner mcdonald's and this is the only one with the problem. decision 20-16donald trump and mike pence are in pennsylvania today... focusing on obamacare -- meanwhile, the fbi focuses on clinton campaign emails... and now -- ties between russia and trump's former campaign manager. tracie potts reports (sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee)"if they want to look at some more emails of one of my staffers, by all means, go ahead, look at them, and i know they will reached when they looked at my emails last year, right?" as the fbi digs through hundreds of thousands of emails of a top clinton aidesources confirm the agency is also taking a preliminary look at the

thin horse, t 3 left his home four months ago after an argument with his wife, he used the horse to panhandle his way down the coast, the horse is now safe at a horse ranch in lakeland, trigger the horse is nearly 200 pounds underweight. emerson is charged with animal cruelty. >>> caught on camera stealing kids bikes these surveillance videos released hoping you a bike from outside of the convenience store this month the victim rode his bike to a food market and left it outside while he went in the store, that is when the man stole the bike. a beach cruiser with a basket rusted fenders and handlebars if you know who this is called polk county deputies. >>> a pair of northern kentucky brothers a walmart store. all caught on camera. >> sporting a helmet and a cape you can see them zipping around, the men on the bike nearly hit shoppers they aren't surprised someone would pull a stunt like this but no one in the store called police until after the brothers were gone.>> there are these side aisles if anybody could have hit them. >> police arrested the brothers the next day. >>> tonight we want to

the boat started taking on water about 35 miles south of the panhandle. accrue from clearwater was able to find the men and bring them to safety. they were a little bit: but otherwise okay. can you imagine how grateful they are. >>> donald trump is: for thanksgiving message. >> in a two-minute video he talks about the hurt feelings caused by the election. >>> it is my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country strengthened by shared purpose and very common result. >> he is spending the thanksgiving holiday with his family in palm beach. you will take a break for family time but his team is still working to pick top office. one physician he doesn't have to fill the education secretary. yesterday he named betsy devos. she is a billionaire businesswoman who is an advocate of charter schools. >>> hillary clinton's lead in the popular vote is growing now nearly 2,000,000 votes. the growing count will do nothing to change the outcome of the election since donald trump won the electoral college . however, some

he miami dade county but likely donald trump helped him in places like panhandle. marco rubio here won this race by eight points. polls obviously wrong and all kinds of dft ways only showed him with two or three point edge. very convincing win for marco rubio. good win for him. solidifies him as crucial member of republican senate majority. you know, laura i have to say that this is a big moment here for marco rubio in his career. be you know the senate, let's face party or same party or not as the president, they are counter weight to what president wants to do. it will be very interesting to see how marco rubio plays next several years. >> this is a real moment for him to get back in the game and focus on task at hand. already. i notice it had last night there was talk of him running for president again for the 2020 election. but i think most important thing for him right now is to be a senator. to be in the moment. as you mentioned there was r by the down vote here. the other interestings about this race in particular is republican party was consistent in its su

the couple had a history of panhandling and had been missing since december. the coronor says preliminary found on kohlheep's property, along with one woman who was chained up in a shipping container, screaming for help. :8-:11 pause for nats an attack in miami is all caught on camera.... the motorcyclist says it just came out of no where! but the attacker says he knew the person on the bike--- and they had a dispute on instagram over a girl. police tracked down the attacker after seeing the he was arrested. time now is x:xx --- patriots star tom brady is now responding to questions about his apparent support for donald trump. you'll hear from him next.. plus... :16-:25 to turn around and not even take your behind to the polls..it is shameful " e-s-p-n's stephen a smith is going viral this morning for what he had to say about 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick...and the fact that a warm homecoming here in las east our cameras were there to capture the soldiers reunion with their loved ones... "this is the first time i have seen my daughter since she was just o

the couple was known to panhandle in the area. their bodies have been in the ground for at least a year >> best way of identification was extensive tattoos on both bodies, not just one or two. >>> in addition to the victims found on his property, authorities say he confessed to killing four people. those killings happened in 2003. police had no leads until his confession. >> clearing a backlog of evidence in rape cases, how a robot is making one bay area city a model for other cities. cities. >> but, first, big nights in the warriors latest win. >> temperatures continue to be very warm for this time of the year, but there are subtle hints of a little change, here, we'll have more on that coming up. >>> breaking news out of pennsylvania near pittsburgh. two police officers shot, one of them has died. a s.w.a.t. team in the pittsburgh area looking for the shooter. we are working to find out the condition of the second officer attacked. we will bring you more information as soon as it cups into our newsroom. this is in an area near p

upper 60s through the panhandle. you'll see the warm temperatures at this hour continue, which is remarkable for november. 68 in st. louis. chicago is at 62 degrees as this early hour. there's the front. 20 degrees cooler to the north blues, just not as chilly, but look at this. by saturday afternoon, very comfortable. temps in the mid and upper 70s. that's what we have to look forward to. we'll drop ten dproes from our daytime highs, which will continue, by the way, until mid 80s. we'll do that with partly cloudy sky and 10% rain chance. doubling that to friday with the front moving through, in the a big deal. we do cool off. turns breezy on saturday with the highs in the upper 70s through the week end. >>> hey, good news. problems we are seeing veteran's expressway until the northbound lanes all clear. looks like they have removed that deer that was hit by a car out of the roadway right around hutchinson, and a little further back, those slowdowns we were seeing have all cleared #u7. you are locking good in both dr

the boat started taking on water about 35 miles southwest of the panhandle. men and bring them to safety. the men were a little cold but otherwise okay. >>> president-elect donald trump is calling for national unity in his thanksgiving message. >> in the 2 made a video he talks about the hurt feelings caused by the election. >> it is my prayer that on this thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country strengthened by shared purpose and very common resolve. thanksgiving holiday with his family in palm beach. he will take a break for family time. his team is still working to pick top cabinet post before he takes office. one position doesn't have to fill as education secretary. last night he named betsy devos to take on that position. >>> hillary clinton lead in the nearing 2 million votes. the growing count will do nothing to change the outcome of the election since donald trump won the electoral college. some supporters believe it shows the need to challenge the results and call for a recount. >>> this is president barack obama's

reports of tornadoes today a tornado watch extending from south carolina all the way down into the panhandle of florida and there right now temperatures in the mid-to upper 70s breezy and pretty nice, a tropical day but that will change by this time tomorrow. southerly winds bringing in that moisture that is why we had clouds at times even a couple sprinkles, more than anything an unusually warm day typically we should be 76 we were back in the low 80s today, but tomorrow watch what happens, first thing tomorrow morning showers moving in mostly citrus the same line of storms creating severe weather across the deep south, as it gets closer to us it will fizzle out and there will be isolated showers, no severe threat no chance for a thunderstorm but you will notice more cloud cover friday. earlier in the morning, by lunchtime, things will clear out as the dryer air behind the front rolls through. thursday more clouds than sans day friday and saturday, because the front comes through, a little cooler and a little drier friday and saturday. not a blast of cold air but back in the 70s for highs,

daytime highs will probably be the panhandle of western virginia, anywhere from 50 to 54 closer to town. i think 54 may be only warmer side of things. lower 50's southern maryland, stafford, fredericksburg. the wind come a big problem earlier this evening, beginning to ease a little bit. the wind gust map, noontime, the wind gusts diminished or medically, not a problem at all as we go into the day sa highs tomorrow, lower 50's. the redskins game sunday, the temperatures around 60 degrees. you will need sunglasses and a light jacket for the day sunday. overall an improvement compared with what we have on the way tomorrow. stormwatch 7 extended outlook, after a cool first half of the weekend we warm up monday, near 60 tuesday and wednesday. little bit thursday. josh is on duty all weekend long and will get you through it. tomorrow, a cold start to your saturday. jonathan: there was an odd issue on social media today. why your facebook account may have said that you were dead. alison: and exiting stage left, with a consumer alert -- computer booking systems used by major airlines are back

be able to see the cool air has been lost as well across the panhandle where we're in the upper 60s. look at jacksonville. 71. that moderating flow from the atlantic where the gulf stream resides, of course, on the eastern seaboard here. there's our weather coming in. been dominating the pattern and east. they've been unusual certainly for this time of year but also a lot for temperatures to soar. we've got record highs. 69 this morning. so, yeah, absolutely shs it has been above average as far as warm temperatures but not just us. the rest of southeast, of course, will begin to cool off behind the cool front that will eventually make it here. for today, still pretty strong. expecting gusty winds and, again, the potential for showers this afternoon. coverage only about 10%,nd interior counties, as i showed you there. then, yes, we turn cooler, less humid. there comes the front swinging through here. we will turn noticeably less humid for weekend and cooler as well. i think we'll have highs that will stay, for the most part, south of 80. that's going to be very comfortable. 70s for hi

turn panhandles towards the back of the stove and if you are using a fryer do it outside and away from your house. black friday is almost here. did you know that the time you shop can make all of the difference on the dealt watching the clock to save you cash. >> great to be with you this evening. my mission continues which is not only to save you more money but getting big deals. don't let the stores pressure you. take a look at the free times to watch, the 6:00 p.m. thanksgiving, the big-screen tvs to drop. i will have them for you. amazon product deals drop tomorrow. midnight is when the apple deals begin online and gaming systems and by 8:00 a.m. friday, black friday the store wide sales and all of those acts of big box retail desperation begins so try and grab your business. tomorrow on the morning show, the $30 fire tv and the 33 fire tablets and the echo dot at 39 bucks are a reality alongside a few other surprises. back to you. >>> great job. now in time for the hoys phone app to let you scan the bar codes to see what is inside. that lets you keep the box secured so no one ruin

this would be the panhandle hook coming out of oklahoma and texas. the question is, where will it end up? will it go to the south, or will it take this track, which would we would be dealing more with rain that in snow. it is too early to tell, but just want to put that on your radar to be prepared. 37 tonight, partly cloudy skies, clouds rolling in as the night goes on. tomorrow, average high 39, but we will be above that, 46. 45 and a sprinkle or flurry on thursday. partly sunny skies and 40 on friday. all these temperatures above average, but cooler than what we have seen. 42 saturday and sunday, a chance of light snow sunday night, a chance for light rain on monday, then mostly cloudy skies on tuesday, and we will watch closely for the storm in the middle of next week. something to look forward to. kathy: thank you for that update. joyce: some badgers were honored brewers have a new first baseman. hear from eric thames and how he feels about his new home up next in sports. ? stephanie: the packers did something last night they haven't done since

it's from key west to the panhandle. >> reporter: now south tampa, too. emeril brought his show to ava. thrusting this largely family owned italian eatery into the lime light with days notice. >> i have no idea. they called and like, emeril is coming tomorrow. i'm like, let's go. >> reporter: some might think ava's partner might have something to do with it. >> the cubs have won it all! >> reporter: he's only the first chicago manager to win a world series in 108 years. >> i had no idea. i've known michael, i had no idea his partner was joe madden who just won the world series, >> makes us feel great. we want to stand on our food alone. the fact joe madden is involved is kind of a bonus. >> reporter: stewart proudly serves authentic italian dishes. while emeril loved digging in, it's the pizza that piqueed the chef's interest, especially the custom o venuesed to -- oven used to bake them. and buy a pizza oven? >> reporter: he paid $75,000, compared that to the average commercial oven around $4,000. never did he expect his oven would pay off like this. eme

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. >> we are tracking a couple of showers in the panhandle of west virginia. we'll come back though and talk about when the front finally clears us out and >>> the 1952 contest from was computer to predict the out come. by the way, walter promki was the first 11:00 p.m. anchor at channel 9. >>> she thought she hit a $40 million jackpot but she said she was offered a steak dinner. >> that's it? she took a selfie when she hit the jackpot at the resort in late august. her excitement deflated as casino machine. the casino claimed it was broken. >> when i was playing there wasn't no error. what did i win? you know, what did i win? i had to win something. >> well, a steak dinner. the new york games commission said the display of that $42.9 million cash ticket was an error. he said she was offered a steak dinner and that's not doing to get it so she hired an attorney. >> that's story. trust. >>> the people have spoke n but the high court ruled that parliament will have the final say on the excite from the europon union. supporters of the brexit vote complained it's u

the time the front gets here wednesday, this is wednesday morning and you can see the front over the panhandle. in the afternoon, we cannot get 10% to 20% chance of rain along the immediate coast. this may change. bottom line, it looks like a dry frontal passage, cooler, drier air starting thursday and taking us into the weekend, rib fest. 72 in the morning and 75 at 5:00 and huey lewis and the news will be there friday night. i will be judging the ribs at noon here is your 7-day forecast, veterans day coming up friday, never forget that. we are going to have a gorgeous day. the weekend looks fantastic, it stays in the 70s this weekend.>>> a marine unit deputy is used to making rescues on the water, this one he will never forget. take a look, that's a baby deer stranded in the canal under a stuck there all day on saturday. deputy kelly worked to get the dell out of the water. they rope to onto the boat and amily doctor in he used to even take me on house pinellas coucalls.r 55 years. both my parents taught me to help others. that's why i believe in public service. as your governor we got thing

in the last year milwaukee has taken steps to deal with the panhandling problem.but if you've pulled up to a red light lately, you may wonder approach.one method has been spreading across the nation -- tune in to see how these cities are turning 'beggars into breadwinners.' 3... if there's anything to be happy about wihe still number one. barely. by three yards. the way frank gore ran all over them sunday, you couldn't tell... and it gets no easier with the packers facing the third best rushing atack in the nfl. scott grodsky has more from green bay. scott "the packers top ranked run defense has been dominant in almost every game this season. except against the cowboys number one ranked rushing offense. they took the packers to school racking up almost 200 yards in a 30 to 16 win for the cowboys right here themselves a bit this weekend in tennessee taking on the third ranked rushing offense in the nfl."nick perry "this is a different game, we're not playing the cowboys. we flipped the page on that, we learn from those mistakes and those kind of games help us even better into these la

lower 60's for the panhandle of west virginia. closer to the d.c. metro, 60 to 65, a really nice day around the cooler across southern maryland. la plata and charlotte hall about 62, stafford and fredericksburg highs around 65. the stormwatch 7 futurecast, dry tomorrow morning. make sure that you have your sunglasses as you head out for the rush-hour commute at midday, looking fantastic. a few added clouds lay the day should not amount to a whole lot. moving into late tomorrow night, early thursday morning, the skies clear, meaning another beautiful if you have traveled plan saturday, getting out of town early, up and down the east coast the temperatures generally in the 60's, lower 70's. a cold front just off to the west will bring us a huge change for the day sunday. highs in d.c. sunday will only be in the 40's, the windchill factors in the 30's. the 70 outlook, 64 thursday, 68 we have the montgomery county parade. brian van de graaff in julie wright will be there. sunday, highs in the middle 40's, for the redskins game. brace yourself, the windc

most likely around hagerstown, frederick, towards the panhandle of west virginia. the wind gust right now miles per hour in frederick, 47 leesburg, 32 manassas, 37 d.c. it is not letting up. the wind advisory is in effect until midnight tonight. the feels-like temperature tomorrow, right around 7:00, 24 in d.c., 22 southern maryland, 19 leesburg, 18 frederick, 16 manassas. these are the temperatures you are taking the kids to the bus winter day. i know it was in the 70's saturday, but a different story tomorrow. the windchill in d.c., 33 at recess, 39 on the way home. that is in the district. count on areas further to the west and north to be cooler than that. bundle everybody up, you will need it all day long. we top out near 46, but it will not feel quite that were because of the brees. weather, the fire dangers, a fire weather watch tomorrow for the majority of the region thanks to the low humidity and gusty wind, so fire can spread quickly. tomorrow46. tuesday, making travel plans, the wide picture across the country, we are find across the east coast and the m

in fact, that red box you see from the panhandle of florida up to atlanta, georgia, that's a tornado watch and more severe weather obviously for that part of the country ahead of the same cold front responsible for the chill we're feeling colorado. meanwhile, on the west slope, excuse me, how about the west coast, our next storm system, a cold front. as it moves in our direction we'll see snow back in the mountains the next couple of days. today light snow up there. it won't amount to much. as we get into friday i think we will see a couple of inches of accumulation, and friday morning a few flurries are possible in denver and our weather models want to produce a few more snow showers around denver in the afternoon and evening friday. friday, it won't amount to much. until next week. that's when it big washingtonic air mass will make -- arctic air mass will make its way to the rocky mountain region. highs in the teens and 20s and anticipating snow. it's really early to pinpoint exactly how much. at this point the models are suggesting between 5 and 10 inches of snow through the denve

there's been speculation about other candidates-- including tampa mayor bob buckhorn-- panhandle representative gwen graham-- and putnam. governor rick scott can't run for re-election-- because of the 8- year term limit. a new development in the case made famous by the documentary "making a murderer". a judge has ordered once- convicted killer brendan dassey to be released from prison. that judge overturned the 27 year old's conviction this summer.. and now says he can go free - under supervision - waiting for further court developments. his attorney hopes dassey will be home by thanksgiving. but the state attorney general plans to file an emergency motion - to put the order on steven avery, remains locked up. the two were convicted in the 2005 murder of photographer teresa halbach. a jury found a georgia father guilty of murder for he leaving his toddler to die in a hot car. in 2014 -- investigators say justin ross harris intentionally left his 22-month-old son in the car while he was at work. harris faces life in prison without parole. he'll be sentenced next month. millions of you are probab

problems right now, and if you are flying to another city in florida or driving, looking good from panhandle all the way to the keys. elsewhere in the us we are doing good rain down in texas and pacific northwest getting hit with a system but a good chunk of the us on the clear side, 40s and 50s it is cool but it could be much colder in new england but it is not, 65 tonight in tamp saint pete work your way from the water we will get up to 50s and 60s so a little bit cooler but by the afternoon we all go to the low 80s and then it will be like today a few mid 80s with higher humidity making it feel less comfortable. we are splitting hairs at this point, 65, 80 tomorrow the average high 76 some areas to cool off from the warm spell water temperatures are getting down, mid 60s boating looks fantastic. there are your tides coming up for tomorrow along with the sunrise at 7:00. the three-day forecast taking you to saturday and sunday, the different temperatures don't look that different but slightly cooler in the morning on sunday and humidity will be much less behind that weak saturday afternoon

the marian, a 37-foot vessel when it started taking on water about 35 miles south-southwest in the panhandle. the men were no will be back home in st. mark's. >>> coming up, no routine traffic stop. you will see the officer who was blind sided by a hidden fugitive. >> a warning before you click hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... i know i had one more... hmmm... more. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls it's getting late, grandma should go. one more? in the end, all we really need more of, is each other. happy thanksgiving from publix. >>> taking a live look outside. this is the florida thanksgiving. have some turkey, go to the beach, enjoy >> go out there and get comatose. >> we are also watching the cold front heading our way. that forecast coming up. >>> tomorrow on black friday, lots of people will be skipping the stores and doing their hopping online. >> it turns out the price you see on your computer may be different from what other people see. >> reporter: let's say you walk into a store at the e

homeless aggressive panhandlers and pick pocketers and scammers under the watchful eye of bart police officers manning the new patrol desk. it is to help tourists feel safer during their visit. >> we want to make it more easily acceptable for them and to increase their comfort level. >> reporter: it is already working. >> i think it is a very good idea. >> reporter: the desks were empty tonight though. police will man them in between calls with 10,000 more people coming through union square daily through the holidays out-of-towners want the help. >> it is the amount of people and the amount of people that are asking for things. it gets overwhelming sometimes i guess. >> beware of pick pocketers and beware of your surroundings and walk with a purpose. >> reporter: the improvement district is also on alert. they hope the extra 100 cameras will help keep crime stats down this holiday. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> ama: donald trump wants ben carson to be the next housing secretary. he met with the transition team and he has no background in housing or urban developm

they had the panhandle part. the panhandle was the same with as golden gate park, but there was dealmaking going on between park commissioners and they decided they would buy the land and cut off part of the panhandle. >> the development of lincoln park is interesting. you can see the cemetery. >> on the map, it is a cemetery. >> what happened to that and all of the bodies? >> they decided around the turn of the century the land was too valuable to bury people. where uss is now there were four cemeteries. they moved all of the cemetery's out -- cemeteries out. the heir did not want to move one of the places. there are two people -- two places where people are buried in the city. the other ones were moved out. >> the big scandal of lincoln park, someone wanted to build the legion of honor out there. she did and she got it done. they had to prepare the land, the golden gate cemetery, so the people they hired did not get rid of any of the bodies. they got rid of the headstones. they built a museum. when the renovate

dew points dropping into the 30s and 40s by sunday across the panhandle, and that will move through here. that allows temperatures to fall back a little more. so i think by the time we'll wake up on sunday and monday, we'll be cooler. not cold, but cooler. back into the low to middle 80s as we head into tomorrow afternoon. if you are doing any traveling, tpa looks good. temperatures above average, but the rest of the country actually not doing too bad after that storm brought snow across the midwest. that's gone. if you are traveling by air heading to the northeast or midsection of the country, pacific northwest. what's not weak is this. this is a hurricane on the last week of hurricane season here. this is now a tropical storm. look at the eye that's kind of blossomed here through nicaragua. it is now a tropical storm. the main threat will be the torrential rains that continue across the mountains. that's going to be an issue for nicaragua and costa rica. degrees. staying above average. northeast winds 10 knots. there's the water temperature, getting a little cool for us floridians in t

. >>> this peter alexander in the florida panhandle. in front of a sea of supporters in miami, donald trump today warning them not to take his late surge for granted. >> we'll pretend we're down. nominee prone to ad-libbing in these final days, sticking to the script. >> she is the candidate of yesterday. we are the movement of the future. >> but trump's political future relies heavily on florida. now a razor-thin race. lose here and hillary clinton is virtually a lock for the white house. why trump is making his 16th visit in three months. in pensacola, trump's ground game is uncharacteristically the election, 5,000 calls made today. but it's a duel with democrats. trump's latest message urging his backers to vote early and hers, to reconsider. >> this is a message for any democratic voter, who have already cast their ballots for hillary clinton. and who are having a bad case of buyer's remorse. >> at least seven states allow voters to change their earlier trump today again attacking the media as dishonest. even targeting nbc's katie t

this is a democratic stronghold but appear in the panhandle, this area will be strong donald trump. keep in mind, we we have 10 counties up to here that we want to know the results until about 8:00. we won't get a call for florida in tell about 8:00. but we talk about the i-4 corrider all the time from saint peart -- st. petersburg to volusia county, to daytona. this is key to any victory for donald trump or hillary clinton. you have 6.5 million votes already early voted. you have 5.5 million people just along this corridor. >> let's look into that area. democrats and 1.5 million independence. donald trump and hillary clinton both fighting hard in here. >> if we look at florida itself, are we going to see any action? donald trump has a second home in palm beach county. could he win that? >> i don't think donald trump can claim victory in palm beach. it is a very strong democratic area. it's true all across the state. we talked about this maybe donald trump pulls the number down a little bit but the total vote is key. this is not like an electoral vote. you want to take all 29 electo

which is demographics and how this state breaks down north to south, with a very deep red north in the panhandle from the i-4 corridor of orlando, daytona beach, and tampa. and obviously, as we move farther south, the one thing that makes this difficult to poll is, and they have the same issue in ohio, is how is demographics have changed from 2012 to 2016, as there's more hispanics, younger hispanics here in florida, and especially a growing puerto rican population. there's a lot of debate over the pollsters, about how much of each group to try to include in those polls. and then, of course, comes the question, how do you weight those separate groups, which is why we're seeing things so tight, and both campaigns saying, hey, the other guys have it wrong in the polls. i'm assuming you're seeing the same thing there in ohio? >> yeah, we do. and ohio is incredibly diverse. we spoke with a professor earlier, and you know, we see hillary clinton hitting specifically cleveland very, very hard. there's other parts of the state where she may not fare as well, so her time may not be well spent there. but

the map on the left is what i showed you earlier when we were really doing just fine in the panhandle and central. by the end of the campaign events we brought him home in miami and palm beach. we did a good job of getting the base back talking to them, getting a message in front of them and getting them to show up and vote which was an enormous list by chris and his team. we also persuade the unallocated. you can see the unallocated were pretty well distributed across the state. by the end the remaining unallocated those with a more focused in the miami hillsborough, pinellas, places where you should have the swing to win florida. we've got as much as we could about into the final days, able to handle those universes onto the campaign and allow them to get the ball across the finish line. .. it was page three of the brochure, she received 12 mail pieces, 20 e-mails between august 19 and november 6 when she finally voted. it was a pretty robust operation. we were either at people's doors, in their mailbox, in their e-mail, on their facebook feed, at a targeted level, we knew knew what

the agent remains in jail in the panhandle. his bond is set at $1.5 million. >> is so hard for victims to come forward, but hopefully if there are more out there they will do just that. >>> tampa police still searching this morning for the driver who plowed into a crowd of people and then slammed hymns -- his monkey bar. 2 men were fighting around closing time and that is when police say one of those men got into a car then drove it onto the sidewalk crashing into the bar hitting one of the people standing outside the bar. witnesses described the scene. >> it was really chaotic. it happened relief last. it was the blink of an eye. >> we are used to a good type of his is here and you hate to >> the man hit by the car suffered a leg injury but refused treatment. when police catch up with the driver he faces felony hit and run charges . >>> a trio of thieves are targeting elderly woman at local stores. take a look at the surveillance videos. they work together one distracting the victim while the other takes the wallet. in this ca

police say two of the bodies found on todd kohlhepp's property are those of a couple now for panhandling in the area. investigators say they had been buried about a year. police discovered several bodies after they rescued a woman chained in a storage container on kohlhepp's property. the arlington man was convicted yesterday of killing his estranged wife bonnie. her young children found her body in the family's arlington home last year >>> a judge will formally sentence david black in february. a man that was hurt in a kettering house fire tuesday morning has died. police say that he set a woman described as a long-time acquaintance on fire in an argument they were having. she made it out of the burning house and received help from poll workers at innerve s the victim remains in critical condition tonight. a firefighter did suffer some minor burns battling the fire. maureen: on this day after election, why dogs showed up on capitol hill. jonathan: rain today. doug will check back in with the weather that we'll see the cadillac xt5... what should we do? ...tailored to you. wait it out. e

the panhandle of west virginia looking awesome, upper 60's for the district, alexandria, lorton, 68 fairfax. southern maryland will be mid 60's charlotte hall, south of d.c., stafford in fredericksburg upper 60's near 70. drive through the midday tomorrow, clouds in the afternoon into the evening. it will stay dry for the rush-hour commute and any afterschool activities. we have a cold front all the way wednesday morning. veronica and eileen will be tracking the cold front. not expecting anything severe, but a little bit of rain during the rush-hour commute can cause big problems. julie wright will get you through the traffic. once slightly cooler air wednesday afternoon. a bigger cooldown on the way into the upcoming weekend. the seven day outlook, 67 degrees tomorrow, some closer to 70. the cold front wednesday, morning showers, cooling down into the upper 50's thursday. veterans day in the lower 60's, followed by a cold front, a dry one. look at saturday's high, upper 40's with windchill factors in the lower 40's. alison: going beyond politics, from pot to corn and soda? the offbeat deci