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that haunted reno for years. her candid manner brought her my fans who appreciated her off beat image. at 6-foot 2, she had a no nonsense style that made her a target for saturday night live with will pharaoh. reno had been at the justice department for -- she was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. she continued her work and became an inspiration for those managing the disease. she returned home in florida and launched a campaign for governor driving around in her signature red pickup. >> i love this thing and i care so much about it. >> she lost and retreat quieter life. she retired to her home to the everglades and considered herself a private citizen. looking back, she described her career in politics as an activity of joy. jaime yuccas, cbs news. >>> time for weather and traffic every ten minutes on the fours. here's ashton. >> good morning to you, alan. good monday morning. castle rock, 36 right now. highlands northwest. arvada, 41. westminster, 52. a few clouds overhead, but overall it's a sunny day for us

well, i guess we know where you get your indecision, huh, reno? i can't tell you the number of times he's had a chance to drop 'em. i guess he just doesn'tthav. hell, it probably runs in the family. -it ain't for lack of courage. -ah, you big city y ps, you really amuse me. and when you're not taking bribes, or letting guys out of the can, you're doing pre-trial executions. -you think you're any better? you don't want to take him back to court. you want to take him back in a box. -give me the gun. -sure. reno: dad! -uh! -ah! -go on, son. get on the bike and ride. -what are you going to do? -just do what i'm telling you. if you don't, i'm going to kill him. i'll hold him for an hour, that will give you a good head start. go son. it's ok. -morning, doug. -hey, barney. how about a cup of coffee? -coffee? what the hell's gotten into you? -while fleeting sergeant douglas raines the suspect robert kattrain was killed by lieutenant donald dixon, a california police officer who was assisting on the case? -well, at least they spelled my name right. this i

reno was 78 years old. and we'll have much more on this story, throughout the a scary sight overnight on the side of the road in clearwater. a car catches fire. this was in the southbound lanes of u-s 19 near drew street. clearwater police posted these pictures to their facebook page. as you can see the car was completely engulfed in flames when crews got to the scene. thankfully, no one was injured. later this morning, governor "rick scott" will officially ?reopen the historic a-1-a coastal byway in flagler beach. last month, during hurricane matthew more than a mile of a-1-a was damaged. recovery efforts from t florida's east coast.. the price tag for the highway project comes in just shy of 4- million dollars. citrus county deputies are looking for the public's help to track down three people who robbed multiple internet cafes in dunnellon. the robberies happened around 9 p-m saturday night at the flamingo internet cafe and the xtreme internet cafe... which are next door to each other on west dunnellon r

newscenter 5's erika tarantal looks back at reno's life, and legacy. >> janeto general. a former miami prosecutor reno famously told reporters i don't do spin appointed by president bill clinton, she served as attorney general for nearly eight years. she was one of the administrations most recognizable and polarizing figures. >> i've always told people if they don't like what's going on in their government they shouldn't stand on the sidelines and complain, they should be involved and i think it's important in a democracy that the branch davidian compound in waco, texas where sect leader david koresh and 80 followers died. following waco, reno figured into several controversies and scandals that marked the clinton adminstration, in the spring of 2000, reno angered her hometown's cuban-american community when she authorized the armed seizure of elian gonzalez. the boy was taken from the home of his miami relatives so he could be returned to his father in cuba, reno sot, disagrees agree with elian's father's political beliefs, but that's not reason to keep child from his f

up in reno over the weekend. a lot of people thought that donald trump was in danger at the time. now we know exactly what was happening. the p coming up. >> i'm going to go grab some coffee. want some? no, i'm good sweety. >> you saw that. he kissed an f.b.i. guy. >> saturday night surprise poking fun at the presidential candidate. how this sketch ended has people good morning. it is 4:30 on this monday, november 7. and the polls open tomorrow across nevada. >> kim: what a sense of relief. anyone with election fatigue, it comes to an end tomorrow, we're hoping anyway. we're the wagners. i laugh because there was that time we went for several weeks on end gore was the president or george w. bush it was guy for the office. >> dana: 16 years ago, we remember it well. hopefully no recounts tomorrow. great weekend and we expect more of the same this week. >> kelly: at least to get things started. temperatures well above normal. normal 71-degrees. this is well above that. we're looking at 69 by 9:00 a.m. so close to n

a lot of us waking up to the news that janet reno has died. she was at the center of many storms in the clinton administration, including the raid and the fight over elian gonzalez. >> first, presidential politics. hours away from americans heading to the polls to decide the country's next commander in chief. late breaking news has thrown a massive twist into the race. james comey telling congress he sees no evidence to change his conclusion that hillary clinton should not face charges over her handling of classified information. agents had reviewed all e-mails to and from clinton found on the personal device of anthony wein weiner, the estranged husband of huma abedin. donald trump after initially celebrating the inquiry called the latest twist further evidence of a rigged system. >> the investigations into her crimes will go on for a long, long time. the rank and file special agents at the fbi won't let her get away with these terrible crimes. right now, she's being protected by a rigged system. you can't review 650,000 e-mails in eight days

reno took full responsibility. >> i approved the plan and i'm responsible for it. >> reno also drew fire for he's handling of the case of elian gonzales. he had been living with ordered federal agents so storm the house. the child was sent back to cuba to live with his father. the cuban american community was enraged. that case and the fallout from waco haunted reno for years but she was also recognized for enforcing civil rights and her efforts to regulate violence on tv. reno had been at the justice department for just two years when she noticed her hand shaking and was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. never married, she retired to her modest family home n everglades and declared herself a private citizen. public life had brought dark times but looking back she described her career in politics as an activity of joy. >> brian: reno was diagnosed with park kin son's in 1995. she spent her final days at her florida home surrounded by family and friends. >>> coming up, we are getting new answers for treatment for a parkinson's patients to help >> tia: also coming up at noon, we have the

reno was 78 years old. breaking overnight --- a two alarm fire keeps milwaukee firefighters busy. just after midnight crews were called to this abandoned warehouse near 15th and st. paul there were no injuries...and damage. the cause of the fire is under investigation. developing right now --- the search is on a for the driver who hit a little girl ---leaving her to die. deandra corinthios is live near the scene...at leon terrace and constance with a message from the child's family. family members tell us 5-year-old rickyia langham was heading to the car with her mother sunday morning, terrace...and hit her.there's a memorial at the scene... meanwhile police continue to search for the driver. family members say rickyia was the life of the family. she was hit just outside her house....at leon terrace and constance avenue. family members say rickyia was holding her mother's hand when she was hit by the car. they say the car slowed down after striking her but didn't stop. rickyia and her mother were planning t

reno was the first female u-s reno was the first female u-s attorney general who worked under president bill clinton. attorney general janet reno has we have learned that former u-s breaking this morning... we have learned that former u-s attorney general janet reno has passed away. reno was the first female u-s attorney general who worked under president bill clinton. just in this morning...u-s attorney gen released a statement saying quote "janet reno was an inspriation and trailblazer for so many women in law enforcement and government...includin g me. she will be dearly missed." reno's family says she died at her home in miami after a 20 year battle with parkinson's disease. she was 78. the i-15 shut down for hours near jean after nhp says a semi hit a woman... killing her. parker collins has been live on the mess. parker adlibs scene common with high temperatures ranging between 77 and 82 degrees valley wide. winds will be less than 5 mph for most of the day and switching directions throughout the afternoon. thanks for watching good morning las vegas.. >>> good morning, america. ra

attorney general janet reno died. reno died early this morning due to complications from parkinson's disease. reno rose from florida prosecutor to become the first woman to ever serve at u.s. attorney general during the clinton administration. reno was right at the epicenter of several high-profile convictions and political controversies including ted kazinski, the prosecution of timothy mcveigh and oklahoma city bombing and raid on davidian compound in waco, texas and armed seizure of a 5-year-old elian gonzalez. >>> countdown to the presidential election a matter of hours away. ahead of tomorrow's big day, the last nbc news survey monkey poll shows hillary clinton with a six percentage point lead over donald trump. that comes in the wake of news the fbi will not pursue charges against clinton in the latest e-mail probe. >> trump jumped on that news yesterday. >> hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the fbi knows it. the people, the fbi, they know it. >> hillary clinton did not mention the fbi decision while camp

reno's long career began in the 19-60's... and peaked during her time as attorney general under bill clinton reid binion reports. former attorney general janet reno's long legal career included some very important firsts: she was the first woman to serve as florida's state attorney in miami... ...and the first woman ever to serve as u-s attorney general. appointed by bill clinton in 19-93 -- reno's white house tenure was marked by several high profile prosecutions. she oversaw the convictions of domestic terrorist ted kaczynski - a-k-a the "unabomber"... ...as well as timothy mcveigh and terry nichols for their roles in the 19-95 reno's time in the clinton administration was also book-ended with two major controversies: the 19-93 waco, texas, standoff -- which resulted in the deaths of more than 80 members of david koresh's branch davidian sect... ...and --- the armed raid that led to the forcible removal of young cuban immigrant elian gonzalez... ending with gonzaleze's return to cuba. after leaving the white house, reno ran

secret service agents rushed trump after the stage after a disturbance in reno. the secret service has explained the incident. there was someone who wrongly yelled out gun. officials searched the area, but did not find any kind of weapon. trump returned to the stage a few minutes later and finished his speech. hillary clinton for her part plenty busy. a few hours ago in philly appearing on stage with katy perry. here's clinton's second campaign event of the day. her first, like trump's, was in florida. quite a day on the campaign trail. o'donnell, who has some of the latest on what was a brief scare, albeit happily only a scare and a bit of a miscommunication according to what we're learning from the secret service. kelly? >> ari, you describe it right. it is a case where perhaps nerves are on edge as we're so close to election day. and there's been an atmosphere that has included some violence and threats of violence on the campaign trail. tonight in reno at approximately 9:00 there was an unidentified person who shouted the word gun. that happened in close prox

he's in reno. reno i believe is washoe county, right? okay. where do thinks stand with early voting apples to apples, 2016 to 2012 after the close of it last night in what was a pretty remarkable scene if you want to describe it. >> yeah, the scene last night, let me get to that first. i have been doing this for a long time, as you know. i think legendary is a synonym for old. >> you picked up on the euphemism. >> i appreciate that. listen, i have never seen anything like this. you have at a mexican supermarket thousands of hispanics vote. hundreds in line at once. they have always kept the polls open until the last person in line can vote. and it just -- it seemed that the line kept going and going and going. it ended up at that market that about 2,000 people voted. the democrats ended up increasing their lead in clark county, las vegas, by about 11,000 last night. 1,000 just at that one site there. and i just think it was almost a celebratory atmosphere from what i could tell. so where are we after early voting? we're very close in raw votes

janet reno was 78 years old. breaking news in the midwest where a powerful earthquake rocked oklahoma last night. residents now surveying the damage following the 5-point magnitude tremor. the quake's epicenter was about one mile from the city of cushing. several buildings there are reportedly damaged. fearing aftershocks-- police aftershocks-- police have evacuated some older parts of cushing, until engineers can assess the damage. the quake was felt as far away as iowa, illinois and texas. in vote 2016-- it's down to this. on the eve of an historic presidential election-- candidates are criss-crossing the nation, delivering their final message to voters. rebulican nominee donald trump held a rally in leesburg virginia last night. trump arrived to the event after midnight, after what he called a marathon day of campaigning. virginia is battleground state, but a recent washington post poll shows trump trailing hillary clinton by 6 percentage points. with less than 24 hours until election day-- trump again told hi

here we have him in reno. he is going to minnesota. >> there could be two things to take from that. >> he is going everywhere the next few days. it doesn't seem strategic at all. here in nevada about 70% of people have already voted. the reason that hillary is focused on these few states is that she's focussing on states where there's very little early voting. not just pennsylvania, but michigan has very little early voting. she's going where there are people who definitely -- >> when you turn people out on election day. >> why is she focussing on so much on michigan? that wasn't a state that was thought of to be many play. people are somewhat concerned about soft black turnout in michigan. a lot of people look at that and say the clinton campaign is nervous. they're having to protect the state that they weren't even supposed to -- you can look at the map and say so much voting has already happened in nevada and north carolina and florida. there aren't that many places where you can really go and do a lot of v

after leaving the white house, reno ran for governor in from in 2002. narrowly losing in the democratic primary. reno's family said she passed away after a 20 year battle with parkson's disease. she was 78 years old. if the news room, general 7 news. >> anchor: bri eggers goes up against a local olympian and a sneaker challenge and of course we'll ask you who did it better? >> reporter: looking forward to that and weather tomorrow outstanding. the forecast is up next. >> anchor: coming up called to court. the driver accused of hitting a dragging and police officer faces a judge for the first tim. >> anchor: ahead at five:00 a big decision in the hands of voters. who will be our next president? we'll continue our live reports from new york city and from new hampshire. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo:

attorney general janet reno. we have new r >> a frosty, cold morning and your election day forecast. chuck bell is back with 4 things to know in your forecast. i'm luann bennett. over my 35 years living in northern virginia, i've learned a lot. how to raise three sons and build a successful business after my husband passed away. how to bring people together, set positive goals, and get things done. that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask for your vote. i believe america is already great. yes, we have our challenges. we must give every child a great education, build an economy that works for everyone, end tax breaks for companies that move our jobs overseas. by working together, democrats and republicans, we can do these things. that's why we must defeat those who want to turn americans against one another. i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message, because united, i'

through it all, reno served the full eight years. she did have a 20-year battle with parkinson's disease. janet reno passed away at the age of 78 years old. >> cnn's suzanne malveaux is live for us. you covered that time period when janet reno was attorney general. your thoughts? >> reporter: she was quite a presence. it was a tumultuous time under here reign and there were high profile cases that she handled as attorney general. she was the first female attorney general under president clinton. it was baird who was nominated before her. she was not the first choice of president clinton. both had problems with illegal immigrants with nannies. she was the first nominated and confirmed by the senate for the position. one of the cases i covered very extensively was the case of elian gonzalez out of florida. that case was the cuban boy whose mother and stepfather were lost at sea to travel here to get to the country. it was a controversy when elian was pulled from his miami relatives and sent to his father in cuba. janet reno had the con

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. >>> janet reno broke ground in 1993 when she began serving as the first female u.s. attorney general. she passed away last night after a long battle with parkinson's disease. >> reporter: janet reno was the first woman in u.s. history to become the government's top lawyer. by the time she took office, a crisis was already building at a compound in waco, texas. the branch religious sect wasn't -- led by david crash was in a standoff with the fbi. she ordered them to storm the property saying she believed children were being abused. about 80 people died in the raid and reno took full responsibility. >> i approved the plan and i am responsible for it. >> she also drew fire for her handling of the case of ilian gonzales when reno ordered federal agents to storm the house. the child was sent back to cuba to live with his father. the cuban-american queue -- community was enraged. that raid and the follow-up from waco haunted her for years, but she was also recognized for enforcing civil rights and her efforts to regulate violence on tv. reno had been at the justice departm

donald trump about to take the stage at an event in reno, nevada. hillary clinton about to hold a concert in philadelphia with singer katy perry. we are now, i can't believe it, just three days from election day and as of this morning, there have been nearly 40 million votes already cast national polls show clinton with a three-point lead although of course it comes down to the electoral college. clinton has a clear lead in 268 electoral votes in hand. she

janet reno was 78 years old. her goddaughter says she died from complications of parkinson's disease... she was diagnosed back in 1995. former president bill clinton swore reno in as u-s attorney handling of the case of 6 year old elian gonzalez ... she ordered federal agents to storm the house and was sent back to cuba. reno also drew criticism from her handling of the standoff and with a religious sect in texas .. where she believed children were being abused. about 80 people died in the raid .. reno took full responsibility. despite the fallout, reno was also recognized for enforcing civil rights and her efforts to regulate violence on tv./// ((demetria obilor)) is a campaign ad out of texas .. being called the best of this political season. (( gerald- we've got room to put 127 people in our jail and it costs us about $103/day. wife- gerald really doesn't have any hobbies. gerald- last years tax rate friend- is he always like that? wife- yea all the time gerald- talking tax numbers )) ((demetria obilor)) )) ru

reno was 78 years old. milwaukee police are searching for the driver who hit and killed a 5 year old side family members say she was holding her mother's hand ...when she was struck deandra corinthios is live at leon terrace and constance with more. a memorial has formed near where 5 year old rickyia langham was struck and killed. family members say she was a vibrant little girl...the life of the family. it was about 9:30 on sunday morning...when family members say rickyia and her mother were getting ready to go to church. they were crossing the car struck rickyia on leon terrace near constance avenue. the family says the car that hit her...didn't stop. police have not released a description of the car... the family pastor is also rickyia's cousin. he is asking anyone with any information to please come forward. and they're asking the driver who fled the scene...to have a heart. "she was excited about going to church and she was holding her mothers hand as they crossed the street to get in the car so were j

attorney general janet reno has reportedly died at the age of 78. now reno's god daughter said she died of complications from parkinson's disease early today. reno served in the clinton administration and she was the first woman to hold that post. in 2000 she faced criticism by authorizing the armed seizure of 5-year-old elian gonzalez so he could be returned to cuba. you probably remember that story. >>> life was lonely at the top yesterday for on mary keitany. she was more than 3 and a half minutes ahead in the new york city race. ghirmay ghebreslassie was the overall winner. more than 52,000 people entered the race. >>> the dramatic rescue of a man who plunged into a freezing alaska water was in the water 15 minutes but he is expected to survive. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a countdown to the election, as we hit the battleground states. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." if you've gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies... try clarispray. from the makers of claritin. clarispray provides 24

. >> janet reno remembered. the nation's first woman attorney general dies after a battle with parkinson's. we'll take a closer look at the legacy she leaves behind. >>> no charges over hillary clinton's e-mails. the fbi director delivers on demands for more information. a good monday morning, i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. >> we have patchy fog in a few spots as we look at the biggest change weatherwise. you can see 6:42 thanks to the time change yesterday. it's brighter earlier in the morning. you see numbers in the 50s. patchy fog. santa rosa closer to 50. mostly 70s this afternoon. temperatures in a few spots approaching the upper 70s for election day. now see what's happening with your monday morning commute. >> might be easier to get to work because of that time change. make sure you do. you want to take we get this first. traffic flows smoothly. >> now to breaking news in the east bay. a deadly scene in a hayward neighborhood overnight. more than seven hours later, police are trying to find out why t

. >> janet reno was the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general. a former miami prosecutor, she famously told reporters "i don't clinton, she served as attorney general for eight years. she was one of the administration's most recognizable and polarizing figures. ms. reno: i always told people that if they don't like what is going on in the government, they should not stand on the sidelines and complain. they should be involved. it is important in democracy the people participate. reporter: early in her tenure, she faced criticism for the deadly raid on the branch davidian compound in waco, texas, where david cr?che and waited into several controversies and scandals that marked the clinton demonstration. in the spring of 2000, she angered her hometown's cuban-american community when she authorized the armed seizure of alien gonzales. he was taken from his home with miami relatives to be returned to his father in cuba. ms. reno: esther gonzale -- mr. gonzalez and i do not share the for his political police. reporter: she returned to florida, running

reno's god daughter saying she suffered from parkinson's disease. she was the first woman to hold the u.s. attorney position. we will have more of that on "cbs this morning" and cbsn. so keep watching. cheating scandal was widened and mcdonald's is letting you order from your smartphone. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange. >>> we could be in for a so-called relief rally today. word that the fbi is standing by its decision not to charge hillary clinton following review of new e-mails sent stock futures soaring overnight. uncertainty about the election has sent stocks in their longest losing streak since 1980. the dow lost 270 points for the week.th lower, the nasdaq lost 143 points last week. >>> new allegations in the volkswagen emissions cheating scandal and this time involving its audi division. california authorities discovered cheating software on some audi models. the german criminal investigation has widened to include the volkswagen chairman. >>> samsung says its new have an artificial intelligence service system. it is expected to

trump off a reno stage. what lead up to all the confusion and chaos. just one more day of this never ending election... see how trump and clinton are using these final hours to win you over. vegas wants football.. but oakland fans aren't ready to give up their team. what fans are doing to keep the team in the bay area. welcome back, i'm maria silva headlines in a minute, but first - cassandra jones has a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. mostly sunny skies with temperatures well above average will continue today. we will max out at 79 degrees today with a high around 80 for tuesday & wednesday. not much change in the week ahead forecast which means it will stay warm & dry with very few clouds. slight cooling begins thursday but daytime temperatures we will continue to remain above normal dipping closer to mid-70's for the weekend. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on ou

attorney general janet reno has died. that's according to reno's god daughter. away overnight from complications related to parkinson's disease. reno was the first woman to ever serve as u.s. attorney general. she served from 1993 to 2001. reno was at the epicenter of some b political controversies. in 2000, the miami-native angered some in the cuban-american community by authorizing the armed seizure of five-year-old elian gonzalez from the home of his relatives so he could be returned to his again, former attorney general janet reno has died at the age of 78. look for more coverage on "g.m.a." at 7:00 a.m. melinda: right now, streets in a milwaukee neighborhood are back open aer a two-alarm fire. smoke could be seen rising from a building overnight as crews tried to put out the flames. this happened at 15th and saint paul. that's right along i-94 he shadow of the marquette interchange. emergency crews were called to the scene around 12:45 this morning. you can see smoke coming out of the windows as firefighters worked to get the fire under control. police tell

attorney general, janet reno has died overnight due to complications of parkinson's disease. we're going to have more about her life and death laterer on in the show but that's the disturbing and sad news this morning. >> she died at the age of 78. >>> but for now we're just hours away from the american's heading fbi director james comey telling congress that he sees no evidence in the trove of emails to change his conclusion that hillary clinton should not face charges over her handling of classified information. he said agents had reviewed all emails found on a personal device of anthony wiener. donald trump, after initially celebrating the inquiry, called the latest twist further evidence of a rigged >> the investigations into her crimes will go on for a long, long time. the rank and file special agents at the fbi won't let her get away with these terrible crimes. right now she's being protected by a rigged system. you can't review 650,000 emails in eight days. you can't do it, folks. hillary clinton is guilty. the people, the people know it, and now it's up to the america

did you see this dramatic scene at a trump rally in reno nevada. we're learning new details about the protestor led it happened when security rushed trump off stage. that man says the crowd mocked him after he held up his republicans against trump sign. that's when somebody yelled gun. law enforcement officials tell cnn the man did not have a gun and they haven't filed charges. >>> hillary clinton's campaign is coming back to tampa bay, but, again, it will be the vice president joe biden rallying for her. biden and his wife jill will make a last minute stop in st. concert with singer song writer jimmy buffett. before that they'll be at famu in tallahassee. hillary clinton will be continuing her visit to philadelphia before moving on to north carolina and michigan. while she did not address the fbi's decision on her e-mails, her running mate tim kaine did. >> they sent so much time looking at it and reached a conclusion that wasas so unequivocal, so we're glad to get that news surprised. >> senator kaine's motorcade was hit by a car as the democrati

in reno joe vazquez, kpix5. >> donald trump scheduled a rally in reno on saturday. >>> next tuesday kpix5 will have extensive campaign 2016 election night coverage. you can join us beginning at 3 p.m. and we'll bring you the numbers, analysis with political insiders melissa caen, phil matier and the rest of our kpix5 team. >>> a san jose woman is facing prison time for selling fake makeup. this is what immigrations and customs officers seized. they say she imported $50,000 worth of counterfeit cosmetics from asia intending to sell them. homeland security said fake makeup can contain farmful ingredients. if convicted, the woman faces a $500,000 fine and up to three years behind bars. >>> surf is up along the bay area coastline tonight. we could see so much monster waves out there. betty yu shows us from pacifica where there's a threat of even more erosion. >> reporter: tonight monstrous waves brought out lots of admirers, but they also came with warnings. the national weather service ha issued a high surf advisory -- has issued a high surf advisory through tomorrow from point reyes to big

former attorney general janet reno has died. >> christa: reno was first woman to serve as a.g. let's go to jennifer eagan with more on these breaking details. >> jennifer: janet reno's goddaughter is confirming reno died this morning from complications due to parkinson's disease. she was 78 years old. reno was one of the most recognizable figures during the clinton administration. she faced a lot of criticism for d davidian compound in waco, texas, where nearly 80 people died, and the miami native angered her hometown when she authorized the armed seizure of five-year-old elian gonzalez from the home of his relatives to go back to cuba with his father. in the newsroom, i'm jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: jen, thank you. the presidential election is now just one day away. hillary clinton has been cleared of criminal wrongdoing in the latest e-mail investigation. the f.b.i. saying there is nothing new in the e-mails, and ism meantime, donald trump is rejecting the f.b.i.'s e-mail conclusion, speaking out at a midnight rally in virginia. part of his whirl

general janet reno dies at 78. the legacy of one of the clinton administrations most polarizing figures. plus - donald trump delivers his closing argument to thousands of virginia voters. the late-night push in the commonwealth. and the d-m-v.. feeling the chill this morning. the frost advisory and freeze warning in effect right now. good morning washington. toss to eileen - frosty start -> cool afternoon - dry & warm for election day - have the umbrella wednesday - coldest air of the season next weekend (highs low 50s!) frost advisory in effect for d.c., southern montgomery, prince georges, anne arundel, charles, king george, stafford & spotsylvania counties until 9am. freeze warning in 9am. today: sunny. frosty start, seasonable afternoon. highs: 57-63 winds: n 5 mph tonight: mainly clear. cold. lows: 30-41 winds: light election day: mostly sunny. warmer. highs: 66-70 winds: sw 5 mph breaking news coming in to the abc minutes. former u-s attorney general "janet reno" has died. according to family members - reno d

this morning janet reno has died. what her family is saying about her battle with a disease that has no cure. good morning and thanks for starting your day with wakeup. lets go straight to our fox6 weather expert rob haswell in the weather office. temperatures will fall through the 50s and into the 40s by sunrise. mostly sunny and warm to start out the week with highs around 70. clouds will be on the increase monday night with a chance for a few showers overnight monday night. morning rain showers likely on election day tuesday with a much cooler high in the middle 50s. monday: mostly sunny 70 wind: sw 5-10 mph we're following breaking news this morning. former u-s attorney general janet reno has died. reno was the first woman to she was also one of the clinton administration's most recognizable and polarizing figures. reno's sister says she died from complications of parkinson's. she had battled the disease for 20 years. she died at her home in miami. janet reno was 78 years old. happening overnight... crews respond

randy: also breaking, janet reno has died. emily: it's the last full day of presidential campaigning. what to watch today as the election comes up fast. randy: search for a gunman in everett. what a woman heard seconds before a deadly encounter on the eye for this monday morning. announcer: you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. gorng. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. emily: commitment 2016 coming down to the wire. this morning we're getting a clearer look at what could happen in the battleground states tomorrow. cindy: a little chilly. temperature running about 37 degrees in boston. but we're in the 20's back toward orange and keene. worcester 34. we're running in the mid 40's on cape cod where we have clouds. you can see them moving in from the north. those clouds skimming the cape at times. they've been up toward the plymouth area, streaming off a storm offshore. this storm moves out. high pressure noses in. in between, a little bit of a breeze this morning, especially on the cape. you can see those clou

. >> and also breaking this morning, janet reno has died. the health economicses claiming the life of the first woman u.s. attorney general. >> it is the last full day of presidential campaigning. what to election comes up fast. a search for a gunman in everett. that's on the eye for this monday morning. emily: commitment 2016, down to the wire, and we are getting a clearer look at what could happen in the battleground state tomorrow. good morning, i'm emily riemer. monday. >> look at this. it is, there is some sun back on the horizon. earlier sunrise but it is chilly, just 25 degrees in jaffrey. 24 in orange and notice worcester at 33. beverly in the north shore. 37 in boston with mid 30s down to taunton and new bedford, but 40s on the cape. even plymouth down this way, winds gusting to 20 miles per hour. and a bit of cloud cover coming off of a storm off the shore it is through plymouth county, clouds may linger and the skies should brighten up this afternoon. elsewhere, though, it is a bright, chilly start, so through 8:00, we're in the 3

>>> right now on fox 50, the first female us attorney general, jenna reno, a polarizing figure in the clinton administration, she was 78. >>> the candidates get ready for their final pitches today. less than 24 hours before election day. in hopes of getting the voters out. >>> we are starting the work week with cooler temperatures. how much of a warm-up today. >>> think you for joining us this monday morning. the day before election day. >>> good morning everybody. it is chilly out there. >> it is. >> and here is a side that chilly air is coming. we were looking at these trees and all the leaves came off the trees so really starting to look a lot like fall. we typically see the peak of leaves season around this time and it is gorgeous. i had the pleasure of being out in the woods yesterday and the leaves are so pretty out there. in cary, 38 degrees. wake forest 34 roxborough. that is the coolest spot. at 34, some spots are seeing patchy frost. 44 irwin, 47 goldsboro. this morning expect temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s and 59 at lunch and a high of 63. that is cooler than yest