280, clear at 52. this time yesterday it was foggy but that is not happening so far this morning. san francisco, it is warmer today from 56 in ocean bench to west portal at 60, 62 at sunny side and marina is 60 and crissy field is 62, and 60 in portrero hill and the financial district is 63 and 51 in walnut creek and santa clara cooler spots with santa rosa. temperatures today away from the coast, low-to-upper 70s holding steady tomorrow and 80s are possible inland on thursday our warmest day. i will show you cooler weather in the seven. how is the morning commute? >> good news in the traffic center, not too often i can do that. the southbound 880 issue is pushed off to the off-ramp, a box truck and a minivan but everyone is okay. we have delays at 11 miles per hour coming in on 238. 16 miles per hour on southbound 880. the bay bridge toll plaza shows jammed as usual, the metering lights on since 5:28. >> new information on the custody battle between angelina and brad pitt with an agreement they have r

at 1.66". and the last collision we spoke about is at northbound 680 at jackson and alum rock with a vehicle on fire. emergency cruise are on the way. a backup is forming. a 10 minutedly on the pittsburg bay point bart line at north concord and bay point. the update is at 6:00 a.m. >> safewayships could notice a new item in the store, a new clinic that will help you lose weight. the grocery store chain is try something new teaming up with weightless company to launch their lean for life program inside the stores. the goal is to teach consumers better eating habits with the clinics opening at five bay area safestore -- safeway stores. it is not cheap. from $700 up. >> much anticipation over starbuck holiday cup, after a lot of backlash last year for not being christmassy enough. they are serving drinks in the if you green cups, an artist drew 100 people with a single continuous line and tons of angry tweets are pouring in but this is not actually a holiday cup, but a almosted edition, to credit

it opens at 6:00 about 30 minutes from now. take a look at this scene here. just this part of the parking lot. people can go in and out of the store and not many other vehicles here, people park to start their black friday shopping. you can see that investigators are still here, quite an active scene. we'll try to get more details as morning progresses. we're live at hamilton township, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> meteorologist krystal klei has the nbc first alert neighborhood weather something a lot of people are looking at. >> heading out the door to do some shopping or maybe, i don't know, walk in after thanksgiving dinner. >> fill us in on what's happening. >> i need to do an extended walk after. looking at showers in the forecast today. we're not talking a wash out or rain throughout much of the rain. some isolated areas of rain are certainly possible in the afternoon. then we look into your weekend and what we're track. winds starting to pick back up but clouds starting to clear. weekend looking pretty good. winds not as strong as they were this past

wickenburg, 59. 58 at cave creek. 33 at the grand canyon. forecasting 63 at gila bend. take a look at what we're looking at across the country. this is a pretty big storm system in here. it is going to be moving into the northeast as it rolls along. there is pretty good snow in a few different places depending on the time of day. all of that turns back to rain again. the backside of it, you see minnesota with rain, north dakota with snow behind it and a few inches at that. bismarck for the high. 53 in omaha. the temperatures will be changing behind all of that as well. overnight, we're going to be looking at 43 degrees. 60 degrees for tomorrow. lots of sunshine comes with that. 60 is a popular number, at least for that first week. upper 60's by next week. it goes back down again. watch your kids around water. >> that feels >> we're in the middle of it. it seems like 100 was not that long ago. >> it is perfect. >>> sheriff joe arpaio's posse patrol getting ready to hit the mall. >>> a look inside amazon's phoenix warehouse on cyber >>> christmas comes to the capitol. the

fog chase at 62. and kensington currently at 62 degrees. so mainly seeing lots of 60s, very mild conditions. gilbertsville, seeing low 60s, ex-ton at 58. sadsberryville at 58. we'll trend this way for the next several days. warrenton, 60 for you and new hope, 59 degrees. otherwise, lehigh valley seeing lots of 50s, len rdsville, 59 degrees for you, kutztown. 59, a frontal boundary sweeps down from the northwest by wednesday. although it will be mainly moisture-deficient. so i don't expect a lot to happen on wednesday, here's your election day forecast. starting off with lots of sunshine. temperatures will be above average. i do think we'll see some upper 60s for the most part. a few clouds start to develop for the second half of the day. as we await the frontal boundary, if you look at the bottom of your screen, you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. your ten-day on ten. seeing lots of sunshine on sunday, monday and tuesday. tracking some showers wednesday and friday. we do have more news coming up on the other side of the break. this

berkeley and richmond at 43, and hayward at 46, and san leandro at 48. pleasanton is 42. san jose is frequents. same in san carlos and napa and novato at 41, san jose and 87 near the shark tank, exercising chilly but comfortable this afternoon and it will be wet if you travel this evening, at the sun is setting and on water, light breezes. this is supposed to be san rafael...there it is...weird. a look at our temperatures today, low 60, upper 50s to low 60s tomorrow. also for thanksgiving day but, notice, we have the written tonight and the hour by hour look at that and the rest of the wet weather this weekend. >> the roads this morning, we have fog as mikeed and not seeing that at the bay bridge toll plaza but it is filled in and the metering lights on 11 americans ago at 5:28. switching over to drive ties we are seeing slight delays westbound 580 tracy to dublin to dublin at 44 minutes and everyone else is light at southbound of 80 dublin to mission boulevard south at 16 minutes and northbound 85 between 101 and cupertino in the south bay in green at 16 minutes. and i w

at&t park at 5 o'clock p.m. to support and help those who are suffering or have family members suffering from leukemia and lymphoma. several of us have been involved in the ways so alexis was in san jose. she said it was great. >> very powerful, emotional and raise add ton of money. >> jessica will be there tonight. >> i was in walnut creek a week ago for the east bay celebration and it was fantastic. we will be there tonight. >> you do not have to wait. can you go to the website on abc.com with a link to make a donation, show up and walk tonight and sign up and it is not to late. >> we are are proud to have a walk team that will walk tonight and we are one of the sponsors of the event. it is a great causes that happened each year raising ain't -- an incredible amount money. >> if you like dogs i will bring a special guest. >> woodstock? >> woodstock! >> we see if he is available. >> at at&t park? >> at&t park. >> see you in 25 - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the

the camera isic shahing at this- shaking at this point. i-95 33 miles per hour southbound through the work zone. no red zones along the schuylkill expressway or the boulevard. still moving okay. however we're watching accidents, 422 eastbound by 100 as you head towards pottstown, midday work coming to 422 near pottstown, as well. there's an overturned vehicle crash at buster road at skippack pike. a bunch of downed trees one at willow grove 611 southbound, first presbyterian church that's cleared out of the way. if you're heading to the dallas diner in levittown watch out for a crash at edgily pike and bristol road. we have a fire location along weinberg place in trenton along with blowing smoke impact be nearby streets, as well. >> matt, we'll stick with that, as well. a massive fire in trenton, new jersey. one home has collapsed. the entire block may end up in ruin. katherine scott is live along the scene of the 6-alarm fire at weinberg place. >> reporter: matt we got an update from the deputy fire chief. he said the fire is not under co

patco at 15th, 16th get off at 18th and market. i just want to show you some of these roads. already seeing heavier delays than we would normally he see. this is i-95 add woodhaven. that southbound traffic not usually this jammed at this point. jammed from woodhaven to cottman and from the betsy ross bridge to girard so we'll be following this through the morning matt and tam. >> good to have you here. thank you, karen. >>> team coverage continues with annie mccormick live at the sheraton in center city. >> which is where septa officials and union leaders have been trying to hash this out. last talks were last night and we're told the tone of them was tense. annie, what is the update and what can we expect today? >> reporter: yeah, tam, at this point this really boilings down to pensions. that is what is putting this really at a halt and what is leading everyone to a strike at this point. now shortly after midnight the union president said that he would continue negotiations throughout the early morning. however, a spokesperson fro

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morning at 11:00. free to the general public and were up to 40 vintage mini racers and these are cool to look at as they navigated the half mile road course. teams of 36 drivers. 20,000 people were expect. >> the dia de los muertos was held this afternoon. the festival is to celebrate the lives of loved ones who have passed away. this event was free to the public and it included booths with local artists and plenty of food as well. people brought photos of their loved ones to place on altars around the fountain in the church's plaza. >>> i see people from all kinds of races, all kinds of ages enjoying it, eating it. spending time with their family here. >> i'm here to pass on traditions to my grandchildren. and hopefully to the next generation and we can keep it >> take a look at one more look at the forecast when we come back. how about that? that's what we are dop. beautiful night out there and i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a s

at denver 7 for today. the retrial continues for this man, clarence moses el. he was convicted of rape 29 yours ago. his year. -?his retrial started yesterday the cu team is enjoying their best season since 2002. they are preparing for a tough stretch of division games. we'll talk to the star players today. it is election day. we're live at polling places. party headquarters and everywhere in betteenment our on-air coverage begins at 4:00 this afternoon. you can get updates all day long by downlotting our free denver 7 app. >> we'll have the local cut-ins it is time to break out the skis and snowboards. you can found our ski season report on the free denver 7 app. it is beautiful when it is sunny and snowy but down here, it has just been sunny. >> super dry. november5th last year, that was the first time we saw measurable snow here in denver. we are past that date and we have another week of dry weather. this is from chair one. can you see it is there in loveland. they've medicine a lot of snow up there. on

look at this. icy roads causing a massive 40 car pile up on state route 11 southbound before 5:00 last night. the roads were shut down for hours and several other car accidents were reported in the area as well. corrina? >>> it has been two years since 12-year-old tamir rice was shot police officer. he was holding a pellet gun that looked like the real thing. now tamir's mother is saying educate is still hard for her -- saying it is still hard for her and her family to move forward. she struggled with anger and frustration because no one has been held accountable to the death. the only reason she agreed to the $6 million settlement instead of going to trial is because the judge said the money could help her and her family. money from the settlement to create a foundation in tamir's name that will provide scholarships and go toward mentoring children. >>> a christmas drive kicks off at the salvation army in elyria. it is called the angel tree program. businesses put up trees and they are decorated w

take a look at the map. the next rain is back here in the pacific northwest or up here around the great lakes. none of that is coming into the cooler air. felt it this morning, and the sunshine is warming things up today, and we are getting into the warmer air on the other side of the high pressure to warm things up dramatically friday and saturday, and still talking about the tropics. you may say, what? yes. the hurricane season lasts until the end of november, two weeks from today and it's possible we named storm. we have had them every month of the year. the computer models are all over the place on this one. tell come across? will it sit and spin and go forwards cuba? the storm has an 80% chance of developing into a storm in the next five days. but the computer models are the lows will be in the 40s for the next couple days, and it will be 10 degrees normal at 63, and 79 is the record setback in 1942. 73 on saturday, and we are watching the christmas parade. the forecasts, yes. a little bit of rain, and

new at 3-30.. tiffany is blaming its neighbor for falling sales at its flagship store. the high-end jeweler's new york location is near trump tower. but the nearby chaos they said, had "some adverse effect on traffic" at its 5-th avenue store. and, the company warned sales could be hit again in the fourth quarter. tiffany's new york store accounts for nearly 10-percent of the company's total sales. a small act of kindness is quickly going viral a colorado woman snapped this photo of a homeless man in a wheelchair on the side of the highway.. and dangerously close to traffic near in the picture.. a kind police officer is helping the man pick up some things he had dropped on the ground. the woman's picture has more than 200 likes on facebook. "i think a big movement that's going around is to make america kind again, and any acts of kindness portrayed especially during this season, it's awesome of course.. the police officer says he was just doing his job. it's the same answer we got from this officer.. caught helping a woman clean up let's go to 13 first alert meteorologi

now, currently 46 degrees as we look at the third ward at this hour. the normal the first cut forecast then this morning we see easy climb into the mid 40s as we push up to the mid 50s for this afternoon. we look at light breezes overall this morning. light and west 5-10. 6-14 later and highs up to 57 degrees. a look ahead at the storm system at the end of the week, we have more on that coming up. >> thank you, sal. at national avenue and mitchell street. looking good. the pavement is dry. nothing is slowing you down. drive times are in the green... >> wisn 12 news time now is 5:10. leaders at uw are facing a federal lawsuit over the student service work. tim is in the news room learning more about the case. tim. tim: it is all over the requirement for graduation, the students have to complete 30 hos graduation. now two students were told that the service hours are not counted because they worked at a church. one taught sunday school and one assisted in a religion class. the group that filed the class for the students says that all forms of the univers

we had 79 at deer valley and 79 at gateway. let's take a look here and see what's going on with the high temperatures across the mountains. 52 in flagstaff. 64 in sedona. 50 at show low. 53 at winslow and 63 in prescott. 78 down on the desert floor at yuma. look at that in gila bend we get to 80 degrees on the day today. these are the forecast lows for this evening. the norm is right around 50 degrees so we are a little warmer than we this time of year. but it's still going to be a little chilly out there with temperatures in the mid-50s and the upper 50s as well. 48 this morning. 81 this afternoon. 71 and 49 would be your normal high and low. there is your record high at 88. your record low at 32. let's take a look at those forecast highs. they are down a little bit lower than the high today. we see that temperature at 73 degrees. we get up into the mid-70s in forecast for chandler and queen creek and 71 in cave creek. 74 in fountain hills. and 72 is the forecast for surprise. 59 in prescott. 52 at flagstaff. 55 at show low. a

take a look at the map at kalamath and alameda. busy intersection near i-25 where the traffic lights aren't working. people are treating it as a 3-way stop. from racial discrimination. >> she's an lone. so are two hispanic women. >> i grew up down the street on the west side, and against odds, and it's a fight. >> coming up, more on why they say they were fired. plus what they say the school district told them. >>> people living near green mountain are waking up in their own homes this morning and that's good news after a 300 acre fire was threatening evacuations to their neighborhood. we'll talk about containment next. >>> two teenagers survive the unthinkable in the middle of a storm. hear from them when denver 7 continues. >>> breaking news of a terrible plane crash. a goalkeeperor the brazilian >>> 5:30. we're following two stories. a 200 acre fire burning. evacuation orders lifted last night for 3,000 people. >>> a man gunned down in denver. homicide investigation underway as police search for who did it and were. >>> first, w

here is a look at visibility. half-mile at burlington. about a half mile -- you have to go inland to see that fog. ben? melinda: let's go to jeremy nelson. jeremy come good morning -- jeremy: as a make our trip on -- we had to get past waukesha to find any type of fog. these inland counties do have a dense fog advisory. they are some pockets for you to get below a half mile visibility. then you will go off a hill and come down into a lower spot to find more i encourage everyone to have low beam highlights on. -- low beam headlights on. it has cooled off quite a bit and we are in the 30's. nothing too unusual for this time with those cooler morning lows. but it is the afternoon highs in the 60's. that is unusual. this morning where talking fog. minute ago and it has settled back in. i am meteorologist jeremy nelson. ben: let's turn to traffic. matt, we have been following an accident back of mecca we do have a crash on 41 northbound -- accident? matt: we do have an crash on 41 northbound. it may have just been cleared. right now, putting o

our time. >> other west coast polls will close at 10 p.m. at our time. it's possible we will have some of the winners around 10 p.m. tonight. our election team is very busy out in the streets and we will be here all night. steve: we are on the look out for issues at the polls, plus the new technology that will track the races in real time. a play by play look at projections coming in. that's on the now milwaukee edition starting at 6:30. >>> question, how cool will it get overtime? >>> the forecasts next. john: you are looking live picture of the frank p. sidler municipal building where there's been a steady stream of voters tonight. carole: we will switch gears and talk about our weather and it's feelg week continues. george: it's chillier now. john: we are still only 54 degrees. currently our high was 59 when you probably voted. almost another 60. this is the lowest temperature for the month of november and our average today is 50 degrees. that temperature is still nine degrees above normal. waukesha getting dark outside. winds appear 10 miles-per-hour

no gunshots at all. but she told me there were six or seven police cars out here and lots of activity now, at this point police collected evidence and they're still working on a motive and of course suspect information. we're live this morning in laurel. back to you. >>> now let's go over to northwest d.c. where a broken water main could impact your drive to work today. justin finch is on connecticut avenue with that. >> reporter: good morning. crews shut off the water. and we are sleft with slick pavement so you will want to be careful. crews are still working. their work is focused along connecticut between van ness and yuma street. this is right by the metro street and just off the udc campus. water crews have been working here since last night. the repair work here forecast to last between 8 and 10 hours. we know some 50 buildings in this area are reported to have had result of a 12 inch water main break here. do want to tell you, too, that it appears to be that work is ramping down at this point in

all that in tonight's top three tuesday, at 11:00. >>> look at jim. >> i just cracked up at that one. >> okay, jim, my man. >> best of luck with that one. >> lets talk about this weather, the forecast, and we have some heat in our future. >> it will feel warm out there. >> yes, if you want to break out short sleeves or shorts for one last time, it may not be the last time but by thursday, especially, feeling like mid-september, feeling more like late summer, then early november. not a lot of complaints around here although we do have a return to cooler temperatures, very quickly as we head toward the weekend. the here's a look outside right the now. notice sky is darkening, a lot of cloud cover out there, so we're looking darker even earlier today. we did not see much of a sunset. we can satisfaction brake lights, taillights, looking at spring garden and broad street, and enhanced traffic certainly around the city thanks to the septa strike this evening. let's preview november, a lot the in november. we will start off with temperatures, average high on november 1st, today is 61. by no

we checked in at 33 at cedar rapids. 28 in waterloo. dense fog advisory in effect yesterday but none of that sort of thing today. here is your captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is wednesday, november 16th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? >>> president-elect trump's transition is described as stalled and scrambling more top officials leave. but mr. trump calls the process very organized after dodging reporters to go out to dinner. >>> plus, an undercover investigation into office depot. technicians urge customers to make expensive repairs for computer problems that don't even exist. >>> and fox news host megyn kelly is here today in studio 57 and she will talk about being attacked online by the president-elect and accusing her

home at the link. kickoff 1:00 on sunday and sunny and seasonable. westerly wind at 5 miles per hour. the kickoff 58 degrees and fourth quarter 59. here is the exclusive accuweather forecast on our friday mostly sunny and windy today for all the veterans, the high temperature in at 63. on saturday sunny with a chilly breeze and high of just 51 and sunshine and a milder day with the high temperature at 60. dry next monday underneath a partly sunny skies and high temperature of 60 degrees, and then tuesday things change across the region and clouds up with a high of 59 and rain is likely. wednesday mostly cloudy with more rain in the forecast and a high temperature of 58. we'll keep things unsettled those two days and high temperature coming in at 62 degrees. certainly not a bad start to the weekend just a little bit on the cool side. >> we'll take it thank you. >>> middle school students in horsham county, the students at keith valley middle school served veterans to some 300 veterans here where student

a chance tonight at 10%. right now at 56. humidity at 43%. winds at six miles per hour. temperatures across most of the valley in the low to mid-50s. cave creek colder. 49 there. as we look up to the north we got temperatures at the freezing point in sedona and in the 20s in flagstaff and show low. some stiff breezes in some locations today. breezy along the rim near the instead of feeling like 27 in flagstaff feeling like 17. got a windchill of 16 in show low. going to keep the cold air overnight tonight. the storm system heads out to the east. here's what it looks like on futurecast. a slight chance for showers overnight for eesh portions of our -- eastern portions of our state. sunny skies tomorrow, temperatures though stay chilly throughout the entire week. mid-40s through 8:00 a.m. in phoenix. mi 60s in the afternoon. mesa 60. tempe and gilbert 61. 62 in peoria and glendale. early morning lows mostly in the 40s. so a chilly start to the day tomorrow in the valley. up north lots of freezes to track in the overnight forecast. temperatures are going to get colder than

a look at the ten-day forecast coming up at 10:51. melissa has been dealing with a lot of trouble this morning. >> a lot in montgomery county this morning. right now 270 southbound there at you're passing west montgomery avenue this morning it is there in the median, we are seeing a little bit of a slow down. 66 inbound at 50 left side blocked there. travel times in maryland not to 66 inbound okay, so is 95 north. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >>> cyber monday deals if you are up and ready to shop we will show you what to buy to to get a 43% off savings. >>> loud noise stole the show during a d.c. press conference. >>> and >>> recount in wisconsin. >> this is not about helping one guy and hurting another guy. >> this is a total and complete distraction and a fraud. >> the green party gets the green light. in hillary clinton is joining in. >>> a week of mourning, a new cuba without fidel castro. we're live in havana. >>> a mother distraught, a >> i was in agony when i heard the news. >> a 16-year-old gir

email us at wisn tv news at hearst.com. be sure to include your name, phone number and the address of 12 news at ten. >> wisn 12 news time is 5:54. holiday shopping season in full swing. today is cyber monday. we'll take you inside amazon's kenosha facility to see what it takes to ship items out all around the world. >> plus, new allegations from president-elect donald trump. why he says he does not want a recount despite thinking millions of people voted >> wells fargo want the closed door arbitrations instead of going to court. last september, the company agreed to pay $185 million to settle the allegations ta that the work erss opened millions of accounts without permission to reach aggressive sales targets. could rule that boeing got illegal subsidies for the latest plane. those from washington state involve the newest jetliner 777x. >> traders on wall street are hoping that the friday uptick president-elect will target the growth. on friday, both the dow and the nasdaq closed with record highs. 5:59. the news continues

but look at pittsburgh. and look at cleveland. i mean temperatures well into the 70's and that is what is in our future gang this evening temperatures will be falling through the 50s. by 11:00 o'clock, still at about 52 degrees. the clouds helping to keep the temperatures fairly mild. coming up we'll talk about challenging record warmth. some storms in our future they'll be gusty like we saw on sunday. and then a cool end to the work week. but it's not all cool for the month of november. we'll be back with more on that with your seven day forecast. i think you'll like this one guys. >> i hospital so, kathy, thanks. >>> ntsb on seen in baltimore involving a deadly crash invol involving a schoolbus this morning. police say six people were killed and 10 others injured when the driver of had schoolbus rear ended a car then hit oncoming commuter bus. the schoolbus was just blocks away from making its first stop to pick up some kids when the accident happened. no children were on board the bus yet. police are saying it's possible the sc

the cubs leave wrigley field parade at 11... followed by a rally at grant park at noon. it's a safe bet to say hundreds of thousands or more --- will see the parade and rally in person. many of those fans will be wearing brand new championship gear.dick's sporting goods in kenosha is a hot spot for t-shirts and hats.the store stayed open a couple of hours after the ga. extra early yesterday morning. a wisconsin business has been working around the clock to help chicago cubs fans remember their world series win."promotional designs" in green bay is an official licensed print shop for major league baseball.employees had to wait until after the final pitch to begin producing about 40-thousand t-shirts. take a look at this .. before he was a world series m-v-p, ben zobrist was a wisconsin woodchuck. the woodchucks are a summer collegiate team based in wausau that plays in the voted team m-v-p... and led the woodchucks to the league championship in 2003. after some morning fog, the beautiful weather returned yesterday with sunshine, a light northerly breeze, and highs near 60

napa is warmer at 42. 34 to 47 at 7:00. low-to-mid 60s at noon. hanging out in the low-to-mid 60s at 4:00 with a ton of sunshine and breezy this afternoon. >> alexis? >> we are friday light and not complaining. the only issue we had the past 30 minutes is eastbound 92 before you get to industrial for folks off the san mateo bridge hit-and-run accident with a vehicle over the guardrail. there were no injuries. no major backup. just the shoulder blocked. the tow truck has arrived. the central valley drive is coming up. >> could the next iphone be made in america? apple is looking into building the products in the united states after calls from president-elect donald trump to do just that. >> it could come at the expense...of all of us. amy hollyfield is in san francisco. amy? >> good morning. would you pay more for your iphone if they were made here? they are designed here. though are sold here. look at this beautiful store in union square. there is talk they could be manufactured here. would you pay twice as much or more for an iphone? it could be

and you'll see it get stronger during the day at 12 miles per hour at 6:00. but the key is the shift in the wind that will take place today. it starts to happen at 9:00 this morning when it will be 56 degrees. the temperature will still be climbing at that time but i expect for most areas the temperatures to peak right around lunchtime. that means 62 in philadelphia at lunchtime, get cooler during the day. new jersey 6 2rks cooli2, cooli the late afternoon. gusty winds also blowing the temperatures down in the lehigh valley. delaware, 62 the high and that will happen very early this afternoon. and that colder air is going to be staying with us into the weekend, too. i'll break it down hour by hour with a closer look at the winds when i come back in a few minutes. but first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> boulevard starting with construction just between broad and ridge avenue, we're down to one lane and that is the southbound side. traffic moving toward the schuylkill expressway. might see a little bit of a delay, but thankfully it will be

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they will be expressing their demands at sfo at noon. organizers recognize that the minimum wage is or will be $15 in places like new york and california but they say they won't settle until it becomes a federal standard. even then, they say $15 isn't liveable but it's a start. we'll check in later to see what's going on with this intersection and where the protestors are. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> president-elect donald trump is announcing more cabinet picks. today congressman tom price of georgia was selected as secretary of health and human services. price is a former orthopedic surgeon and an outspoken critic of obamacare. >> ever since president obama and the democrat-led congress passed obamacare six years ago, the law's failures have been piling up. >> while in congress, price has plans to replace obamacare including tax credits for buying private policies and putting money in health savings accounts. >>> donald trump is expected to meet with mitt romney for a second time today to discuss the secretary of state job. during the camp

they woke up and got at that school at 5 a.m. so they are up bright and early with us here. >>> our bridges right now not bad at all across the bay into tampa. gandy bridge taking five minutes. howard frankland is at six minutes. we are not seeing the delays just yet. courtney campbell is at seven. if you can get out the door, you will save yourself some time in the next 30 minutes. get ready for another gorgeous sunrise that will help to warm up the chilly temperatures in the forecast. cool air arrives once again tomorrow morning. we will talk about how long this cool dry air remains in place. let's take a look at the very today, technology is changing... homes are changing.... all ose changes take energy. at duke energy, we're changing too, giving you new ways to control your power use and stay in the know... >>> we love friday mornings. it's when we get to feature a great school in the tampa bay area as 10news school of the week powered by duke energy florida. >> all right. so this morning we are live at north port high school

look at the lie high valley, allentown checking in at 50 degrees. so as we take you hour by hour, low 50's around breakfast, by brunch, 60 degrees already. sixty-two for the afternoon high. the sun will set this evening right around 4:53 because of the time change. it is clear, chilly tonight, likely right around freezing or just few degrees below that in the suburbs, 40 degrees, in the city. and that election day forecast is going to show temperatures are going to top out in the mid 60s, by the afternoon, by noon, up ear's, 63 at 5:00 with the high temperature on election day, of 63 degrees. so weather authority seven day forecast shows temperatures tomorrow a tad cooler only in the 50's, but then, we surge right around 66, on election day, partly sunny wednesday, low 60s, and then maybe a spotty shower by friday, next saturday, though, it turns cooler with highs only around 50 degrees. back over to you. >> thank you very much, scott. now, model railroad lovers are known to hide away in their basements, content to create entire towns around their t

once upon time followed by secrets and lies at 8:00. quantico at 9:00. and then stick around for news at 10:00. >>> well happening today thousands of people in the valley with i will lace up their walking shoes. >> the sixth annual honor walk and 5k is taking place downtown. it's head by the az veterans project. for more information about the festivities including how to register visit honorwalk.com. >>> the holidays fast approaching which many families could use your happy. the football club is going to host its annual food drive for st. mary's food bank. you're asked to bring canned goods, drop off locations are going to be at all of the >>> take a look at the rockefeller christmas tree is in place after a 140 mile trek from upstate new york. it is growing in somebody's backyard. >> that family has gone to manhattan ever year to watch the ceremony, but they never thought that one of their own trees would be the centerpiece. 50,000 lights are going to be turned on november 30th, just a couple of weeks. >> can't wait. >> excited. i know. nothing like new

a live look at the bay bridge, a live look at the toll plaza. we have these fast track lanes backed up. mild backup for the cash lanes. 12 minutes ago they turned on the metering lights. look how gradually the build is there. if you get stuck, look in the rear view mirror. >>> a casual hike takes an unexpected turn for a heartbroken supporter of hillary clinton. >>> check this out, my friends. could this be the future of food delivery? the peninsula city is now taking these puppies out on a test run. a nework m who s "heabroke by hlaryclinn's stunny >>> welcome back everyone. it's 6:25. a new york mother heart broken by hillary clinton's stunning loss tuesday was in for an en coming surprise. margot says she went on a hike in one of her favorite places in chappaqua where the clintons happen to live where she encountered bill and hillary with their dog. the two exchanging pleasantries there. before they headed out on their way, bill clinton snapped that picture of them. >> the official photographer there. 6:25 right now. ready for robot deliverie

and a great look at nates family.. congrats to and finally we have time change to tell you about the iowa women's basketball game against u-mass tomorrow in the hawkeye challenge has been change to 10:30 am because of travel delays. temperatures. highs today are only topping out into the low 40s. on top of that, our winds continue to blow out of the northwest at 15 to 30 mph. with a strong northerly wind our temperatures will feel even colder. get ready for a brisk morning and afternoon. the clear skies will temperatures to drop into the low 20s. a few of us may actually drop into the upper teens for the first time this season. winds won't be as strong, but will continue out of the northwest at roughly 5 to 15 mph. today: mostly sunny, windy, and much cooler. wind: nw 15-35. high: 37 alo: 37 dbq: 36 iow: 38 34 to 40 tonight: clear and cold. wind: nw 5-10. low: 20 alo: 19 dbq: 20 iow: 21 17 to 23 tomorrow: mostly sunny and seasonably cool. wind: se 5-10 high: 40 alo: 39 dbq: 38 iow: 41 37 to 43 tom. night: mostly clear.

kickoff is at 2:30. last night was the homecoming parade. the festivities were interrupted by a group of demonstrators with a huge banner. they blocked the road. the rally was organized after the university's response to an wore at a u.w. football game last month. and two basketball players protested during the national anthem. hayes and hill stood behind their teammates as a protest. hayes has been out spoken against the justices against african-americans and supported collin cabin nick's decision to kneel during the anthem. in more than half of a dozensies people took to the streets overnight the president elect donald trump. this was the scene in los angeles where hundreds of demonstrators marched for the third night in a row. the group blocking traffic on city streets, but they did not make it onto the freeways. the video right there, the right side of your screen showing the crowds in philadelphia for a third night. police are saying the gather us was peaceful. no one was arrested. in washington, d.

we are looking at numbers compared to yesterday at this time much milder. by noontime still mostly cloudy, 50s and 60s by the afternoon. breaking out into sunshine. there's a raiders game tonight and a niners game this afternoon. we will have the forecast for that. talk about a dry and warmer start to the work week. that's coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. we begin with developing news out of san francisco. police are investigating the death of a man hit by a car at market and delores streets. it happened last night just before 11:00. witnesses say the victim was on an island, not in the cross walk when he was hit, and had a cane and roller bag with him. he died at the scene, despite efforts by bystanders to survive him. the driver is cooperating with police. >>> and developing news out of walnut correct. police have arrested a man believed to be involved in a possible shooting on 680. our media partner at the east bay times reports the man was surrounded in walnut creek bart station after leading police on a chase through pleasanton, san ramon and da

guitars for vets rock to remember it is at 6:00 at best place milwaukee. ten bucks in advance and the proceeds go to the guitars for vets. >> a lot of businesses are days. >> tomorrow the vets can golf for free at the milwaukee county golf courses. jeremy is live in franklin. november 10th. great day to play golf today. hard to believe we are saying that. >> yes, we have the earlier sunrise times. and no frost delay this morning. the temperatures in the 40s. it is picking up out here. it is feeling cool early but with the sunshine record warmth in the afternoon. it is a perfect day to get the clubs out, hit the links, probably not the last time this year, but get out here today with the beautiful conditions. tomorrow for veteran's day all of the 15 golf courses offering a special for the nation's veterans and current service you can golf for free and the great thing call ahead and reserve a tee time and one thing to mention, tomorrow will be colder and wear the layers, how can you beat free golf in november and beautiful weather for today. no snow. we are

and mike pence at the trump campaign office in windham. that starts at 8:30. on the democratic side, presidential nominee hillary clinton and singer james taylor will be in new hampshire for the rally at radisson in new hampshire at 8:15 and president obama campaigns for hillary clinton at an afternoon event in durham. republican nominee donald trump and mike pence will hold an event at snhu arena in new hampshire. it's clear they're not leaving new hampshire's four electoral votes up to chance. aside from the candidates trump camp sent surrogates to the granite state on their behalf, hoping to sway the voters in their direction. and continuing the coverage. >> political surrogates are hitting the trail hard, hoping to use a tightening in the polls to change minds and drum up support for their candidates. former secretary of state madeleine albright was one saturday. >> she hasn't just sat around and say i'm in washington. she has worried about children. she's worried about women's rights internationally. >> the first female secretary of state says her support

coming up next at 4:00, more weapons at the school. the alarming spike and the silence. "7 on your side" with an investigation. alison: next today at 4:00, singer takes a private battle public and what he is asking the fans after announcing his 3-year-old son is diagnosed yammer chicago is celebrating if sometime. a trip to windy city coming up. doug: we a good look at what the weekend is like. we are over dickerson, maryland. beautiful fall color. it will hit the peak this weekend and the weather could not be better. our complete forecast in eight minutes on "abc7 news at jonathan: new pictures and information from the ntsb at the plane fire at the chicago o'hare airport a week ago today. one part of the engine, on the right side of the screen, that is a big one. it broke off and blasted away. flying through the wing over the body of the plane into a u.p.s. warehouse nearby. it really launch. the pilots were able to stop the plane down the runway. ready for they are looking into what caused a near catastrophic failure. michelle: updat

we're looking at clayton 31 degrees, swedesboro at 28 degrees and med ford at 32. continue across the board, piney hall at 33. mount laurel at 31, as we track north same deal. 35 for robinsville as well as florence. that starting temperature this morning. as you get out the door it's going to feel colder than it did yesterday morning. don't think it's going to be the exact same start. afternoonwise it will be somewhat similar, though, in the low 50s. 51 greesz, philadelphia. summerton the same. 49 for lansdale and 48 in allen town. easton at 49 degrees. so temperatures, going to be very consistent with what we saw yesterday. sky conditions not so much. we have that cloud coverage hanging overhead throughout the afternoon. we called for that on/off cloud with a good blanketing at some point. today, we're looking for less clouds, more sun in the forecast. that's the same for delaware, new jersey, and the shore, as well. with temperatures right around the low 50s. 51 in hammonton, cape may at 51, and rehoboth beach the same with that 51 degree forecast high temperatur

at 1:00, 79 at 5:00 p.m. down from afternoon high of 81. i think you are going to like the forecast into the rest of the workweek as well. that's up ahead. kyndell, back to you. >> anchor: thank you. police are looking are the gunman or suspect who killed a man near nellis air force base. this happened before 8:00. police say someone pulled out a gun and started firing at the victim. the man was rushed to umc r where he was pronounced dead moments later. it is not clear what sparked the shooting. police have not yet released the description of who they are looking for. >> anchor: a man accused of killing a woman in her home three years ago won't get another trial. prosecutors say morgan shot and killed a 75-year-old woman after breaking into her home in may of 2013. just two weeks ago a judge the facial tattoos in front of a jury. >>> a local mother is charged with murdering her own 7-year-old son. roshaun malone is the second person arrested for the death of her son richard finley, jr. who died last sunday at sunrise children's hospital. p

and hook at what he does -- look at what he does. he calls women ugly, disgusting, nasty all the time. >> clinton's campaign facing a hurdle because of new leaked emails. wanted to give the chairwoman the boot in december. a leaked memo show they urged systematic shifts in the leadership level. the idea to help clinton with the presidency. the chairwoman stepped down before the convention. clinton's campaign chair talking about dumping emails after they found out she used a private account. her chair didn't explain what he meant by using the it usually means public disclosure. >>> the border battle. bill clinton saying trump should change his rhetoric since he's going to need help from immigrants. >> he ought to be the biggest proponent of immigration reform because they're going to school or working and paying taxes and since he doesn't he's going to need somebody to pay taxes. >> the clinton campaign questioning the timing of a move by the fbi. between bill clinton's pardon of a fugitive and a large donation made the the clinton fo

he is voting at 6:45 tonight. people here at holiday inn will be let in at 7:30 tonight. we are told senator toomey should make his way into the ballroom at holiday inn just west of allentown probably about 8:00 o'clock or 8:30. reporting live tonight west of allentown in breinigsville, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> as we continue alexandria hoff is in center city philadelphia, where challenger katie mcginty will be watching the returns, tonight, alex? >> well, ukee, katie mcginty will be joining us at two hours, and and number one in the country, and brought in, and number two in the country, and by the campaign. now, aside from the price tag there, this race is among, just a handful of the country, and if the senate will remain under republican control. so steaks are high and margins are slim. mcginty cast her vote earlier today as you you can see here in wayne, born in north philadelphia and raised there, that local connection, it has been a big point of pride on the campaign trail. now 2014 mcginty ran, but appointed chief of staff by governor tom wolf

you got alabama at one, ohio state at two, michigan at three and crimson and four. that's sports in a minute. i'm sean brace. >> 4:26. another sports related note. philadelphia eagles malcolm jenkins making headlines again this morning. >> for something he's doing off the field. all right, so get this. so yesterday the eagles safety along with four other players across the league made special trip to capitol hill. >> thereto talk about police relations and also race issues with several members of congress, as well as members of the congressional black caucus. malcolm made headlines earlier this year you may remember by raising his fist during the national anthem. >> time 4:26. coming up at 4:30, more details as fire crews continue to work through the night into the early hours every this morning, after several flames tear through or i should say flames tear through several homes. >>> a trip to the pizza shop turned deadly. two men try to rob a business. the but they end up being the ones who get shot. one of the suspect is dead, another in the hospital. how this rob

look at this video into the newsroom at 2:30 this morning. that's a barge full of fireworks that caught fired in orlando saturday night during the come out with pride celebration. organizers there still aren't saying what started the fire. the best news, though, no one was hurt. nicki. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky at the alert desk tracking reaction to president-elect donald trump's interview on 60 minutes. we've been tracking protests across the country overnight and hear from northeast ohioans. >> brian: the search is on four a teenage boy that disappeared last week. good morning, everybody. it is monday, november 14th. thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate it. i'm brian duffy. on facebook, twitter and snapchat. this moment, the moon is closer to the earth than it has been in 68 years. look at the screen right now. the full moon also known as super moon won't come this close against until 2034. it's not just trending online here but all around the entire world. meteorologist samantha roberts has been moon-watching all morn

we keep in a 20% rain chance. 9 at 9 a.m., 75 at noon, 77 at 3 p.m. our high of 77 is below the average of 78 but tomorrow even >> wednesday sunny and 78, beautiful, on thursday and friday. >>> well check in now with traffic on the 8s. >> little patches of fog here and there and one area, well, we've got an accident on the edge of polk county. we've got a crash i-4 this is the exit to the western polk park parkway. there's 2 sides to enter this is on the western side. you can see activity out there they're hooking up a tow truck a people are continuing now, where do they go? they're going to be backed up here as you can see pretty extensively and that is what you're looking at here. everybody has to keep going and now county line road the exit is backing up so allow for extra time. that's a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. >>> bruce springsteen's stranded on side of the road. >> who came to the rescue of the boss. >> and gunfire erupts outside a killing a baby and 2 others coming up what investigators believed happened. it's 6:40 on this monday