allison: yes. host: the supreme court. allison: correct. host: and the diplomatic corps also were invited to attend this, along with many members of civic groups that helped support the war effort and the military. allison: there were also a lot of representatives from the allied nations as well. they really wanted to show their support for the american unknown soldier and continue the bonds of friendship that were created during the first world war. host: so interesting to look at the way people dressed. how different. mitchell: yes. they all look the same. allison: here you can see the american war mothers, which was a group of mothers that banded together during the war to support the military because their children were serving. and after the war they did a lot of community service in support of veterans. i believe those women are from the army nurse corps. it is a little hard to tell. it's blurry. but as you can see we have the representation of women. mitchell: that or maybe salvation army? allison: they could be. some of the uniforms

allison yes. see many of those at arlington cemetery still in the collection. >> look at those crowds. also look at washington, d.c., how undeveloped it is. >> you can see the lincoln memorial. >> that's right. >> wide open spaces. mitchell: folks made it over there, thousands more who couldn't make it because of the large turnout. allison: i think it's interesting to note people on the roof of the theater, some of the best photographs we have of the ceremony were taken from above. host: and also how unsernd really they were about presidential security. today there just couldn't be people up on the roofs like that. there would be snipers in the crowds protecting the president. mitchell: despite the fact three presidents had been assassinated before this. host: right. they are carrying the casket to the place where today people go they will actually see the white -- is it called a sarcophagus which the casket is interred. >> that was not corrected yet. all we see now is the actual tomb. where they

but for allison, sugaring wasn't just a way up. it was a way out. >> i can honestly say i've never met a girl who's sugaring just because she wants the shoes and clothes. the reality is that's not really going to impress somebody who doesn't have enough to survive. >> a few years ago, just before she discovered seeking arrangement, allison left home against her parents' wishes to live with a boyfriend. when the relationship ended badly, allison was broke and desperate. >> it drained me of all of my resources, of all of the positive people in my life, and i left home without anything and i didn't have much experience out in the real world. and i ended up in a program for homeless youth. i couldn't pursue the things that have always driven me. i couldn't dance anymore. >> so the first time you went on a sugar date, you were homeless? >> yeah. but a lot of people that i'd seen, i'd never told them about my situation, because i didn't want them to think they could take advantage of my being a young girl with nobody the go to, and nobod

allison and steve. >> so that was a look at the roads. thank you, erin. a great get away maybe in the skies. thousands of people at the >> so to help alleviate the congestion one local airport made big changes. melanie alnwick is live at bwi marshall this morning with more. what's going on there, mel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison, bwi had big increase in air track and passengers over the last couple years and so what they wanted to do is on new security check point between cop course d and e it has eight screening lanes 105 million investment here. because of increased traffic people have grownp frustrated and are looking at bwi as a choice they can make easy choice and they're poling passengers from pennsylvania and new jersey sometimes wanting to come down here for earier travel that the airport they're used to telling with up here. also you can find lower air governor hogan will be here today to do the official ribbon cutting of that scaep ing area and also in this 105 million project they're adding some more terminals as well. more

allison, steve. >> thank you so much. >> thanks, airport. it's 6:7 now. >> not even old enough to vote but high school student try to protest donald trump. >> veep us wilson making announcement billion retirement step is shoes. step is shoes. we'll be right back. what you gone do? lift up your head and keep moving i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone >> 6:30 right now welcome back everybody. welcome back to "fox5 news morning" on tuesday. we will have weather and traffic coming up on the fives at 6:5. >> first at 6:30 back to news the anti-trump protests don't seem to be slowing down and movement has inspired walkouts by students at area schools and tell us where another walkout is planned for today. bob, where are you? >> we're at wilson high school in northwest near tunly town and we believe the sceepz this protest today originate here that school. we can show you literature out there on social media basically one page flier that is basically calling for a peaceful and positive demonstration encouraging kids from all d.c. public

allison , what is the situation? >> reporter: look how far back the are keeping us because of the impact. firefighters had to use the jaws of life to get one of the passengers out. neighbors heard the whole thing sending us a vehicle of those involved. two people are dead and police told us two man in a w came speeding down 35th avenue plowing right into that smaller honda civic. the two guys traveling in that car died on the scene. police are saying the impact of the crash was severe. >> the reason why you are so far back is evidence is in the northbound lanes for 1000 feet or so. the damage to the honda civic

and that is allison rodriguez you see there on the scene. allison , what is the situation? >> reporter: look how far back the are keeping us because of the impact. firefighters had to use the jaws of life to get one of the passengers out. neighbors heard the whole thing sending us a vehicle of those involved. two people are dead and police told us two man in a w came speeding down 35th avenue plowing right into that smaller honda civic. the two guys traveling in that car died on the scene. police are saying the impact of the crash was severe. >> the reason why you are so far back is evidence is in the northbound lanes for 1000 feet or so. the damage to the honda civic had to use cutting tools to get individuals out of the car. >> reporter: you heard him. he then described this as catastrophic. the two man who both 36. the driver is in police custody and the passenger is cooperating with police. they are waiting to release names involved just because it has been >> allison rodriguez starting a site. we now need to go to our second deadly crash on deadly -- alice. justin paze

allison brunner is there live. allison? >>or power is playing a role in the race for the white house. right now take a look at this massive crowd. i am told around 13,000 people are expected to be here for the free jay z concert and his wife beyonce will be in attendance for a get out the vote concert push for hillary clinton. doors opened an hour ago. and a trump campaign in ohio and you can see their opinion on the hypocrisy in full display raising up jay z and tickets are sold out and the concert starts at 8:00 and hillary will speak before that. coming up at 9:00 we are getting answers. we will talk to the folks to see if a concert like this put on by big name celebrities really impacts the race for the white house. back to you guys. >> okay, allison. thank you. >>> today it is about forward to our indians >> romona: the team is talking. they join us with how they are looking forward after that. >> oh. the loss. which loss are you talking. >> this team intact starting with extending terry francona through 2020 which the

allison....... there's a growing movement this morning to recount votes in several states where president- elect donald trump beat out democratic candidate hillary clinton. green party candidate, jill stein, has raised four million dollars that she says will go towards investigating whether voting fraud was a problem in states like pennsylvania and wisconsin. she says because the hacking of the d-n-c has been linked to russia, she wants to make sure that every vote is counted. voting rights attorneys say it likely't the outcome, but it is part of a healthy process of democracy. there are usually some leftovers after thanksgiving. but studies show you may not want to reheat some of your holiday meal. marlie hall has more. if you have beware: not all your favorite dishes may be safe to reheat and eat. clinical dietitian lindsey malone of the cleveland clinic says dont save the rice. when it cools at room temperature, bacteria can grow rapidly. that bacteria is resistant to heat so even if you are heat

good wednesday morning i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> our team court or jury range starts here with erin como. >> we had a quiet vacation during the five and new whoa have problems on the road and rails. metro single tracking through east falls impacting silver and orpth line. safe track surge ten ended yesterday and red line back to nrmle and unscheduled track work causing delays to largo and new carl tonight. good news metro bus on time if you head forar at airport reagan dulles or bwi. a crash in northing with the. southbound side s street northwest. if you head inbound from chef ci chase, wisdom martin, massachusetts that acan save you time this morning. canal road because of big crash on inbound side the road is shut down near fox hall road. avoid canal inbound. keep to reservoir to wisdom martin and things looking dealing with disabled route allentown to branch avenue avenue and "fox5" melanie alnwick is cruise around on the roads as well. how are things shaping up in maryland for you? >> so far, erin, things seem ton pretty quiet and good. i have max with me here an

, wait, wait, wait, wait, un memento allison, un melt owe. they're a franchise and serve chicago style pizza that's like mcdonald's of chicago. >> well i have a deal for you as we say good-bye if chicago winsp police get me pcu i'll >> i'll get you real chicago style pizza. >> thanks. >> a big earthquake rocks part of oklahoma overnight and heads up for microsoft users depales about a -- we're taking about fight m money 6:11 now. we'll be back with those story. fight m money 6:11 now. we'll be back with those story. s and nor, 6:11 caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers. >>> earthquake in oklahoma. some say 2 could be felt as as far as away as kansas setsy. increasing quakes in that region have a lot to do with underground disposal of wastewater from oil and natural gas production in the region. it was felt as far away from rome. surprised's quite powerful since 1980 and left people homeless. >> and fight to take mosul from militants in iraq. they entered city for first time in two years. outskirts o

allison... trump's campaign has announced where they hope to have a victory party on election night. it will be held at the new york hilton midtown in new york city. it's just a short distance from trump tower, where he announced he was running for president. an invitation went out to close friends and family of both trump and his running mate mike pence. both campaigns have made stops in florida this week and trump will be in jacksonville today. he was in pensacola on wednesday. trump focused on questioning why bernie sanders would support clinton. he also claimed that clinton accepted debate questions given to her by donna brazile. national security and defeating isis. jon bon jovi will be in st. petersburg on saturday giving a free concert to rally voters for hillary clinton. it will be at the state theater. doors open at 7:00. tim kaine is expected to be at the concert. you can get tickets starting today. they will be given on a first come first serve basis. we have all of that information o

in dubuque, allison wong, kcrg tv-9 news." two people died in a violent crash on county home road - north of cedar rapids - yesterday and 3 others have life- threatening injuries. the crash happened around 4 p-m yesterday at the intersection of county home road and north troy road. that is about two miles east three vehicles were involved in what was apparently a chain reaction crash. the linn county sheriff's office says a pick-up rear-ended a car, pushing that car into another pick-up. 5 people were in the car -- that was the second vehicle. 2 people in the car died and the other 3 are now at uihc with life-threatening injuries. the drivers of the 2 pick- up trucks were not injured. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. family members say the man cedar rapids police 37-year-old jerime mitchell during a traffic stop near coe college early tuesday morning. police say there was a struggle and the officer fired a weapon, hitting mitchell in the neck. a brother-in-law told tv9 mitchell is in critical condition. but he was more alert

allison seymour. seymour. >> he likes being call that,hat, yes. >> as he should. >> hi tuck.tuck. >> hey, guys.uys. >> how did kanye do last. las >> he wasn't t >> law still on his tirade. tad >> he wasn't at his concert.onc. we don't know.'t k >> i watched. watch he was not there. t >> winds at eight.t eight. don't be fooled by that eight. t winds gusting 20, 30, 40 miles0e per hour. it is very cold out there and wind chills generally in thes ge 20's across the region as wen a are looking at a very --er-- another very, very chilly day. daytime highs about 10 degreesds below normal.rmal only in the 40's.onn th wind chills in the 30's.lls the look at all that lake effect ow.w. just extraordinary.dinary. push the winds across them andea this is the result and up to t about 14-inches of snow hasnow been reported so far and it'st' still coming down there in new i york. yo slowly here the winds will letl up over the next 24 hours, the snows will let up as well and we'll be in for a gradual gradul warming t

good tuesday to you i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> we're following breaking news stories, first up from south america a plane with 81 people on boarden including overnight in columbia five people survived and 76 killed that train was raffling bolivia when it wentz down. >> this is video sgluingt showing one survivor on gurney employed emergency room in a hospital. and when the pilot reported electrical issue the plane area was hit with heavy reign and thunderstorms. >> and evacuations in popular resort town and the flames are at the edge of dollywood theme park in pigeon ford. the fire fueled >> the situations are absolutely dangerous. they're dangerous for our fire fighter and daivrping are you four residents and daiching for for visitors. >> they forced workers to evacuate and had to leave more than 10,000 animals behind. animals shoulding safe as long area through tomorrow as well as this weekend not clear if it's enough. we'll get to the story in a secretary. >> lost night circumstance until gaithersburg and two to three people w

now detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. >> he said we got him. i said, well, where's beverly? he said we're still questioning him. we're going to find out. we're going to keep on till we find her. >> then did you have a little burst of hope? >> just a little bit of hope. that's all i had. >> really your biggest task was to find out where beverly was? >> that was my biggest task and concern at that time. >> did louis know where beverly was? if he did, would he tell the detective? what was his story? where was beverly? >> he said that he kidnapped beverly and it was because of money. he said he found her on the internet, searched her out, saw that she was a broker and felt like she had money. >> louis described in detail what he claimed happened. he said when he contacted beverly, she didn't feel comfortable meeting just him. so he got his wife, crystal on the phone and told her she was going, too. xwl. >> aaron goes in and makes an excuse as to why krystal couldn't come. aaron tolds me that he had beverly take photographs of the house with the pho

m >> get aunt allison not uncleotc tucker. >> me. i'll bring the girls and we'llll play all day.ay a >> it's a play date. >> yeah. have a super day. day look how cute they are.ey are >> the phone is ringing.he phon i think they're all reriady toao come over. >> i love them.>>ove >> babysit for the day. babys ov love it. thank you picture.ure. zen us your child's pig cher. c 57 in washington.ngto it's going to be beautifuliful veterans day as far as sunshineh expecting a lot of that and mild temperatures mid 60s it is going to be breezy this morning and a then down right windy this afternoon as our frontal passaga takes place behind that fronthaf much cooler air work tonight. there's your satellite/radar.li showers in the central portionsr of new york pushing intog northern pennsylvania that's oua front as it comes through we'lll get cloud cover.coer ton night.. 65 glorious degrees today. much cooler tomorrow. tor parts of the area don't get outo of the upper 40sn' so make suree you got that, you know, more m seasonal november jacket

good morning, it's i'm allison kropff. and i'm jenny dean. in for ian. overnight...hundred s of shoppers in our area have been crossing items off their holiday lists. it's all part of the growing trend of expanding black friday into thanksgiving...or what some are calling "gray thursday." 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at tampa premium outlets in lutz. emerald, we don't see as many people at the malls anymore on black friday, but where you are actually has seen a steady yeah, it's been very busy out here, with people coming out right after dinner yesterday.... some might have even skipped out on the feast to catch some of the good deals. and what's interesting about coming here to shop is that people literally come from all over the world to shop. we have sarah from tampa premium outlets here with us... sarah, how have things been going? some might have even skipped out on the feast to catch some of the good deals. and what's interesting about coming here to shop is that people literally come from all over the world to shop. we have sarah from ta

so another allison could be at risk. hsi-pei: new yorkers are always in a hurry. but we challenge drivers to pause and ask, is it worth it? is it worth running over a child because you're runningng late? is it worth picking up the phone when it could mean a family must pick out a grave for their child? is it worth texting a friend when that message could force a father to text the date and time of their child's funeral? kholwlwe: when i looked at thee boy...when i looked at the boy, i thought it was over. save us. save us. narrator: was this worth it? a school and a busy road in khayelitsha township outside cappe town, south afafrica. early one e morning, taxi i wasn a hurry. inga mmatakwana, 5-yyear-old bowalklking withth s 12-year-r-old cousinhhad almostt reached his school, but he got nno further. hector: the taxi driver thought he would bypass the crossing by driving onto the pavement. kholwe: it t took him, , it hit, and the driver hit the child and d then came back, and i'm se he e was just thinking the child was not there, and it came to inga again. hector:

anni >> reporter: hey, goodepor morning, allison and steve. ande that's right, we're here atight the, rockville metro station sn because this is where he had heh planned to meet a 15-year-oldee on craigslist.on c police were here waiting fore him and arrested him. and now police, montgomery m county police they're tryingic to get the worde out and they're concerned because this man has been around plenty of children based offerneen h aisrl and they're concerned that're there could be more victims. let's take a look at thed be suspect.suspect this is 44-year-old asil dinldsi of germantown better known asnoa coach oscar in the county and a according to people who knew him -- or know him he's a father and tell us that hishat s daughter is actually aroundallyd the same age as the al victim. victim. now din has also been coachinga the boy's basketball team withei the amateur athletic union for f several years. we spoke to the director ando th he tells us he's obviously obvuy very disturbed by the news andsa assures us that all volunteersts staff an

detective allison went to see carl. you. >> never forget the look on somebody's face when you tell them that you found their spouse. it's hard. it's probably the hardest part of it. >> he said we found beverly. i said, well, is she alive? no, i'm sorry, but she wasn't. >> we had worked so hard, i mean, to find her. we just really tried to do right and it wasn't enough. >> i know she pleaded. i know she pleaded for her life and to come back to us and for her grand babies. and i just have to know they got there comforting her. >> aaron louis was charged with murder and kidnapping and his wife, crystal lowrie, charged as his accomplice. they pleaded not guilty. but his words to reporter shannon miller outside the sheriff's office didn't sound like those of an innocent man. >> why beverly? why beverly? >> she was a rich broker. >> it was just as chilling in person as it was on tv. and then he gets into the car and you're going what did he just say? >> two weeks later, shannon interviewed louis in jail and he told a vastly d

detective jeff allison rushed over to the property. >> beverly hadn't been missing for that long so why were you called that quickly? >> patrol division showed up and started speaking with the husband and determined that some of the factors in the case were odd. >> not only was beverly's car parked in the driveway, her purse was locked inside. >> did you have a grim feeling out of the gate that this woman did not disappear voluntarily? >> i was hopeful but i did have a feeling, yes. >> the detectives searched the vacant house. it was pitch black, the electricity was off. >> i got down on the floor and with my flashlight when it's dark you can shine a light at a specific angle, you can see disturbances in dust, there were disturbances but it just looked like somebody had walked through there. >> no signs of a struggle inside, but he did discover a clue outside the front door. >> there was a tire track in the grass. it looked like somebody pulled up next to the front door or into the back door. >> the neighbor across the street had seen something? >> yes, she looked out the window and saw

steve and allison. allison. >> thanks erin. >>> now a developing storyry from prince william county.iam >>> police there looking for a missinghere man. 22-year-old marcus comstockto night in the 9800 block of shallow creek loop in manassas. comstock is 6-foot three, 200 pounds with black hair, brown eyes, dark colored col beard. his picture is on the screen.e n take a look.ta he was last seen wearing bluengu jeans an dark colored newan england dar patriots tom brady b jersey with the number 12 onh n it. >> happening today, trial, resumes in rockville for the man accused of killing his estranged wife and then two thew montgomery county residents a day later.r police say eulalio tordil shot t and killed his wife at their the daughter's high school inchool then he was accused of going g on a shoot, rampage the nextex day in montgomery county killing two people in separate shootings. mon the peop 62-year-old faces life in prison. pr >>> also in maryland a man ima charged in the shooting deathg t of a 14-yea

steve and allison. >> erin thanks. stev d.c. area eri seems to be plagud with pedestrian involvededestria accidentsn and with difficulth saving time ending thisding ts weekend your commute is going to be darker and potentiallyotey more dangerous.angerous. >> fox5's melanie alnwicks melac has hit the streets thiskst morning with how officials are h hoping to keeowp everyone safe.f good morningism good morningngis guys. i guess the first thing we can c say is that police in d.c.n.c maryland and virginia areginia a going to be on extra patrolsraat now through the end of vember.r. really watching to make sure m that drivers cyclists andstan the rules of the road and also making sure that everyone ise i being respectful of each othercr as well and really understanding that this changetg in time really does mean additional dangers here on the n road for drivers andrs a pedestrians and cyclists.ycst when we move those clocks backck we're going to get an extra hour of daylight in the morning butter those eveningtter commuters who perhap

getting answers, allison brunner, cleveland 19 news. >>> thank you, allison. people were potentially exposed to carbon monoxide at the lorain county automotive systems facility wednesday sending work 7 workers to the hospital. dani carlson digging into the business history getting answers if there were problems before wednesday. >> reporter: we looked on-line and found lorain county automotive systems has one open health complaint from osha that appears to be from an unrelated incident earlier this year. we looked into it carbon monoxide is an issue for this business before. talking to the general manager on the phone today he says this is the first time the business ever had an issue with carbon monoxide to this issue saying this wednesday they only had one or two people complaining of a headache before. we obtained records from the elyria fire department showing they responded 1 times in the past year leading us to ask if there were any signs of a indicative of a history of any particular problem there. this appears to be isolated to the carbon monoxide and

steve, allison, back to you. >> thanks, wis it's a pivotal moment in u.s. mystery and we asked to hear from people on both sides of issue and we welcome cop commentary from folks on both sides. some of the most nerves people may be invest towards. >> mow the market are reacting this morning. >> what's going to happen to our economy. this morning if many mark's coing the globe reeling on a wild ride right now as donald trump celebrates his role as president-elect of the united states. >> futures are looking bleak as price of gold surms and investigators soak a safe haven. holly more witness the after shocks. she joins us now. holly. >> i think it's fair to say up investigators did not see it coming or they did not think it would happen or deposit want it happened and i now they are reacting accordingly and it is a bit of a shock. and as you can see obviously this is our president-elect. donald trump. so that is our future for the next four years. and while his supporters are very happy and spirits high all numbers across the boards are down especially south

allison and steve. s new study calculates how your body reacts to food the daycts h after a restless night of sleep. >> indians fan felt little tooit cocky. happens every time there's a trs championship game.ampi before game seven yes it says ss indians champs.dian he tweeted this picture hoursurs before the first pitch anditch a said some call it bold.itol even after the loss he regrets. >> it's pretty. the lettering is pretty. >> uber revamping its app bigrea time. first though a check ofmpbig the markets whether we want to or o not. let's hold our nose as we saye y good morning to the foxorni to business network studio andtuo lauren simonetti.ti stocks are pretty stinkytty in though. i'm just saying. >> reporter: yeah, you know, hold your nose. things are a little bit better t today. flat lining. lin i'll call the futures flatal october tomorrow. it's going to be the last big piece of economic news that the presidential candidateste can spin either way they choose before we head to the polls on tuesd

i see allison and i'm not even really processing that she's that hurt. i'm looking at my daughter, i'm a registered nurse and i still don't see how bad this is. >> the next thing is me and her getting stuffed in the back of an ambulance. >> somebody asked me if i wanted to go with them to the hospital and i side no, i need to wait because i knew i had to bite for a -- wait for ashley. i watched john run toward the smoke. >> so i started moving toward the fire and the sheriff grabbed my arm. >> my husband raised his first toward the sheriff like he was going to hit him. >> i was just trying to raise his grasp so i could get to where ashley might be. i went into the smoke, and i couldn't breathe, it was black. it felt like there was no oxygen going in. i just remember him pushing me back in the other direction. and we got crawling back out of the smoke. >> where's ashley? she'll be coming out. she'll be coming with somebody. ashley was going to be coming out. >> i drove to my mom's house crying, thinking, you know, i let everybody down. i knew the house wa

let's see, steve, allison youon y left me. hopefully you're still in thee s building. >> we came over to the lost. l for couple reasons much it'sh i' little more comfortable overmfoe here. we're in the same room as hollyl and wisdom. wi they're right over there.here >> let's find out what's comingn up on good day.. >> we're getting into detailsng about trump's team as he gets h ready to take over the whitevert house. we'll tell you what you need toe know in the first five minutes.. >> local high scho s and they're planning anotherng a protest this morning.otesni we'll be there live. there l >> fox news anchor megyn kelly y dropping her new book today andd some bombshells as well.s w we have a sneak peek at 10:15. 1 9:15 rather.he >> at 9:15 because then coming m up on good day at 10a, boy, are, we bringing the star power.r only on good day d.c. the starss of the new musical love jones j live in the loft. >> mc light, duvon, tone knowtok grant live with us at 10:30.0:30 also life in the loft. thanksgiving may be a woke awaya bu

allison rodriguez, abc15. >> allison , we will come back to you. >>> we have more breaking news to talk about here. as two officers in new jersey were attacked overnight they were trying to break up what appears to be a large fight and one of them was stabbed in the arm and the other punched in the face. the officer who was stabbed held down the suspect until backup arrived. both officers are in the recover and the suspect is in custody. two teenagers are in custody and a third on the run as we bring it back into the valley. police and dps troopers say they stole a truck in tempe and ended up on the west side. that is where they build out when it into another neighborhood. there's been reports of shots fired earlier not related to this exact seeing so far weapons have been found. >>> cast and confusion in turkey overnight with a explosion in the region. authorities and civilians have died in the attack. right now they are not releasing the number of the dead. the blast happened near a building used by riot police. early reports adjusted it came from a car and was carried out by the rebe

allison and ian, we will talk about this. you can hill -- the debate. >> we've been chatting about this. crank up the holiday tunes in the background as well.>>> speaking up holidays there is a popular children's barbie that is pushing for diversity. >>> and model and activist is helping start a conversation. >>> first, this is a sweet story. after the break, special bond one little boy has with his ncis followed by bull and ncis z2623z zy6z >>> good morning. it is 6:42 am. here is the bridge update. all bridges into tampa are pretty quiet. the only thing i am seeing is a delay on the howard frankland and memorial highway. memorial highway heading south and to 75 heading south onto the howard frankland, a bit of a slowdown. i haven't seen reports of an accident yet but if that is the case i will let minutes. the gandy bridge is taking five minutes. courtney campbell at seven minutes. northbound to 75 across howard frankland, six minutes.>>> we're quiet now but heads up, tracking light rain in the gulf of mexico. it is possibl

i'm jenny dean, in for allison. and i'm ian reitz. right now-- thousands of people are evacuating two popular tourist towns in tennessee. that's because of this: a massive fire that has scorched homes, buildings and a large portion of the great smoky

allison is in the newsroom with what we are working on this morning. it was a big night for country music. the cma awards did not disappoint. we take a look at the big moments and who made a surprise performance. but first, a new bear is becoming a favorite. we'll introduce you to boo boo, another bear that walks on its hind- legs. we are working on all those forecast and hilary is checking on your roads. that's all coming up in 20 minutes. coming up next on 10 news early morning you may think energy drinks are your go to but a new study may have bobby weather new this morning-- the search is on for whoever set fire to a church in bobby weather search is on for whoever set fire to a church in mississippi. this badly damaged "african- american church" also had the phrase "vote trump" spray-painted on it. the church's brick walls still stand, but the rest of the place was destroyed. state and federal investigators agree that the fire was intentional. do you turn to energy drinks to help you wake up -- or to give you a little extra boost through the day?

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allison: i think we can. voters there, the same night trump was elected, they legalized recreational use of marijuana, not the first but the largest. they also passed the crackdown on sales of gun ammunition, so that is a backdoor gun-control measure. the increased taxes on the wealthy. so, you know, the united states goes one direction and california the other way, a state that had a 61.5% vote for hillary clinton, the second highest in the country after hawaii. and, you know virtually the , entire difference in the popular vote for clinton nationally is chalked up to her big win in california. they see no reason why they should go along with whatever the republicans proposed in washington. i mean it has been only five , years that california has been top to bottom run by democrats, but you have a situation or the -- where the governor is jerry brown, who overlaps with gerald ford during his first term as governor in the nation's 1970's and jerry brown came back to follow arnold schwarzenegger and went the o

i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. another night of protests across the nation in response to our president- elect donald trump. demonstrators in red and blue states alike once again took their frustration to the streets. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live in ybor city where local protesters filled the streets. emerald, this anger doesn't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. these protests that we're seeing across the country represent the rage a significant part of the country has over the uncertainty they feel with president-elect donald trump taking office in two months. you could hear the chanting throughout most many major cities throughout the country. and although most of the protests were peaceful...the demonstrations escalateto in portland, oregon. officers had to start physically pushing people back, and used flash bombs and some form of gas to get the crowds under control. in once case, demonstrators were physically threatened... this man came out of his portland apartment and pointed a gun at the pro

i'm allison and welcome to 10 news this morning. i'm allison kropff. for a controversial decision he made before he even took the field at raymond james. mike evans sat out the national athem to protest president elect donald trump. 10 news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at raymond james stadium. sarah, this is a story everyone will be talking about at work this morning. absolutely, this story is spreading like wildfire on social media. a lot of you not happy wih evan's decision to sit on the sidelines-- away from his team-- in front of hundreds of military leaders raymond james stadium for their salute to service night. take a look: this is the moment we are talking about. you can see the bucs players, and the bears players all with their hands on their hearts during the national anthem. over on the right hand side, there's evans sitting down..eyes cast to the ground. it's almost hard to see him in the crowd-- but fans noticed and they says sitting out the national anthem was necessary to get his point across. "i said this a long time ago. when don

allison.... governor rick scott will be making his way to new york city today to meet with president-elect donald trump. on twitter, govenor scott says he plans on congratulating him in person. he will also offer any help to quote "reinvent" the federal government. this comes as mr. trump meets with japan's prime minister today. this will be his first meeting with a world leader since the election last week. on wednesday, the president-elect tower. he snapped this photo with boxer floyd mayweather, junior. many of those seen in the building are 'overwhelming favorites' for key administration posts. among them: alabama senator jeff sessions who sat in on mr trump's hour-plus meeting on supreme court nominees. new york city mayor bill de blasio also visited the president-elect. mr trump's team says all members of mr trump's team says all members of the upcoming administration will sign a form, agreeing they will not lobby for five years after leaving the government. former presidential candidate hi

live in chandler allison rodriguez abc 15. >> more breaking news to tell you about coming into the abc 15 live desk where i'm watching everything that's happening. this is a situation that's phoenix. greg step forward with me because i want to point this out right here. at one point that was more than 1100. now down to 23. greg, step back a second. i want to go back to the scene. now that's a car, excuse me, a semithat crashed into a power pole there and took down the lines with him. doesn't sound like any significant injuries there. >>> thanks for that update. just going to breeze right through and cast your ballot. >> you've been forewarned. voters are already seeing those long lines justin. >> reporter: yeah, hey good morning dan. we are here. it opens at 8:00. please go to the back of the building to vote but if you're in the back of the line not so good. some folks waiting two hours just to vote. so this was the scene at about 57th avenue in glendale. they just left with plans to come back this morning. now some of those voters thought the county would all have this worked out sin

i want to send out to abc15's allison rodriguez in the cold. this is colder for us, that is for sure. >> it is definitely cooler than what we are used to around here.

allison and steve.ve >> all right. a rig wishing everybody the best inthi their travels. >>> right now let's check in with holly andt no wisdom who gt at 1:00 o'clock this morning,org came in here and started prepping for our big good dayd thanksgiving show.than you guys did all the >> cooked all the food. cooked >> we have not been doing.een ng >> we did get in at -- up at at 1:00 o'clock that was just toloa come to work.t at 1:00 o'clock too start prepping this amazing thanksgiving feast we'll begivi sharing on good dayng.ood day this is celebrity chef chopf c champion demetrius he's here h cooking up were it his pastry hs chef shu.chef shu it is going to be feast to remember. >> yes. because we have not only do wey have all this good food in heree but look over here.lo ove >> not only are we going to eatg a fantastic meal today but we got veterans coming in they'llhe hang out with us you may know k him ash she larry from the chappelle show. darn net rollins will be herel r too. to we might feed him if he's funnyy >>

i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. right now a tennessee community is grieving after at least five children were killed in a terrible school bus crash. it happened monday afternoon around 3:30 in chattanooga. the bus was carrying 35 students from an 10news reporter emerald morrow is live in the satellite center. emerald, the school bus driver is now facing some serious charges. yes, at least five counts...including vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment and reckless driving. here's a look at how terrible this crash was. police in the area have called this crash 'every public safety official's worst nightmare.' right now, police say it's very likely that speed was a factor in this crash that caused the school bus to flip on its side and wrap around a tree. the crash was so bad, on top of stealing lives, it apparently took about two hours to get all of the kids off the bus. cbs news is reporting that officials have issued a warrant for the bus' black box and to look major school bus accident in the area in less than a

allison. >> this is the hour by hour. and we are tracking several breaking stories that we broke to you. >> it is always on at and we th geeth, rfaceains, at ivides ening. mpacfent. eride, omndedient. tas wten. ades, ffenteng. ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology >>> good morning, america. new this morning, the trump transition. the president-elect inviting a fierce former critic mitt romney to a meeting at his golf course compound in new jersey. is trump teeing up romney for secretary of state? this as other new appointments come under fire over accusations of racism. plus, what's being called um why he is suddenly settling those trump university fraud cases. >>> casting callout. mike pence's broadway visit to "hamilton"vernight. the vice president-elect's divided welcome and the message from the cast. >> we, sir, we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not

steve and allison i'll toss it i back to you. >>> hello. d.c. lawmakers will vote nextote week on weather to give workers in the city the nation's mostt generous paid family leaveyea benefits. >> for aging loved ones, for on call workers, for those with cancer, for all our families.. >> rally back in september whene protesters called on council cil members to consider legislationn that would grant paid familyaid leave to workers.e to wkers. now the proposed bill would guarantee 11 weeks of paid leavl for the birth of a child almost three months and adoption or tho placement of a foster child it i would provide up to eight weeksw of leave to care for a sick relative.ve. a new payroll tax on businessn s boss fund that program like alla laws in the district though thee congressional approval. that might be a challenge whenen you looking at that.. >>> so tuesday we'll do thingsld differently now. we are two not one but two versions of two talkers tuesday tuesday, two tuesday talkers tal with sarah frasier. >> two contusion.ontu >> tuesday talker ton

allison and steve. e >> erin thank you. you. >>> the world continues toworl react to the death of fidel of l castro but while some are some mourning others aretherar celebrating. >> also ahead, if you have plans to shop onlineahea today,t is cyber monday, a record a recd number of people expected topele cash in on those deals. dls coming up what you will likelyke save the most money on.n. back in just 30 seconds. >> 6:11. heavy fighting in mosul atosul iraqi special forces continues to take back the city from isis control.isontr up to 150 patients arrivingar daily. doctors say they just don'tust n have enough beds or operating s.oms. >> tense moments in the>> t philippines just outside the u.s. embassy there afterenpine polis. ece inmb manila safely s de explosive device. the suspected bomb foundomou inside a trash bin.rash luckily no one was hurt.asur >>> developing overnight a 5.4 magnitude earthquake struck s near mounts everest in nepal.n a many residents fled theirled the homes after being awakened