not in the back the way sinclair was killed. i didn't kill sinclair, but i gotta take you, and i'm sorry. people do change. i aim to protect what i've got. there's nothin' worse than a peace officer turned rotten. walk out of here and forget this. i'm beggin' you, don't make me kill you. pop? pop! what's the matter? get out of here, buddy. well, what did cheyenne do? get out of here, buddy, and go on home. get out. spread out, wait here. what's the matter, matt? trigger finger goin' dead? i can't shoot him here, the whole town'll be on our necks. you've got a point. to the association. we'll put him in the corral and drive the cattle right over him. that way, nobody can be blamed. come on, mr. bodie. you're about to have an accident. cheyenne! trouble, cover me. i guess i'd rather be right than smart. -julie, julie! -what is it? i don't know what's the matter with pop. he's acting terrible. he's got a gun on cheyenne. where are they? in dad's office, come on. watch it, matt. i can't get at 'em, he's behind a wagon. henley? let's

as we're about to show you in the sinclair cares ro report, type i diabetes affects the lives of a lot of children and >> we scored a goal so we had to do something. >> reporter: 13-year-old daniel burns is tough on the soccer field and in life. >> think of it like i am a normal kid. which i am. >> reporter: daniel has type i diabetes also known as juvenile diabetes. it strikes one in 400 children and can also start in adulthood. >> nobody 100 percent understands why the body does this. so it's too much candy or not enough broccoli. >> reporter: but something triggers the body to develop antibodies that destroy the cells that make insulin. a hormone necessary to break down the food we eat and nourish our bodies. >> without insulin basically the cells are starving. >> reporter: recognizing the symptoms early can avoid serious complications. >> if a child starts to drink more and urinate more hopefully they're more notices early on. early on in the course. >> reporter: daniel spent three days at sinai hospital in baltimore where he and his parents could learn to manage a disease for the

. >> michelle: sinclair cares. we explain how managing diabetes could be the difference between life and death. >> krystal: starting with breaking news out of new york for this next half-hour. we're getting word -- don't have a lot of information at this point and time -- that two police officers have been shot in the bronx. they've been taken to a we don't know their condition. and we don't know what led up to this shooting. but, again, breaking news out of new york. two officers shot. we'll continue to follow this developing story. >> michelle: then we've been following breaking news at rutgers university in new brunswick. we show you, youed this tweet. there was a stabbing at the business school. we have learned according to nbc the school is on lockdown after multiple people were stabbed at the university's business immediately available. we're following both of these breaking news stories this afternoon and we'll keep an eye on them and let you know if more happens there. >>> happy to have you with us. you kno

working in partnership with our parent company -- sinclair broadcast group -- we want to keep you informed about important health matters. you may think that diabetes is a disease that affects mostly older people.but in tonight's you may think that diabetes is of many children and their families. daniel burnsdiabetes patient :12-:14 (very quick)dr. debra counts :26--:32pediatric endocrinologistmarty burns : diabetes dramatically affects the lives of many children and their families. >> we scored a goal so we had to do something. >> reporter: 13-year-old daniel is tough on the soccer field and in life. >> i think of it like i'm a normal kid. which i am. >> reporter: daniel has type i it strikes one and 400 children. it can also start in adulthood. >> nobody 100% understands why the body does this. it is not that somebody ate too much candy or not enough broccoli. >> reporter: somebody trek -- something triggers the body to develop antibodies that destroy the cells that make insulin a hormone necessary to break down the food we eat and nourish our bodies. >> without insulin the cells of your

logan sinclair pleaded guilty last month. he admitted shooting robert spazza four times during a robbery on pearl road back in november of 2015. police caught sinclair after witnesses described the getaway car and officers spotted it at his girlfriend's home. cleveland police want you to on the lookout for a missing teen. 16-year-old alexander mullins is 6 feet tall and 275 pounds. last seen on wednesday heading to school at washington park. if you've seen him call 623-5318 exemption a big day for vendors anders at the west side market. parking project there is finally done. cleveland 19's reporter denise zarrella a asking questions and getting answers, though the lost money during all that construction. >>reporter: it's sunday morning at the west side market. and for the first time in a long time, finding a parking spot was a breeze for kenneth and jill parks. >> i think it's awesome. we have tried to come down a few times and it's been really rough to park. i think this is a great break for the vendors and for the customers

sinclair. come in. thank you, mrs. wilson. oh, hello, doc. two things. first, i want to congratulate you on the job you did for the community chest. well, now, thank you. and make sure you'll be at the men's club luncheon tomorrow. no, no. i'm afraid not this time. see, i've been working pretty hard, night and day you might say, and i thought i'd go up to the lake for a few days. oh. well, heaven knows you deserve it, but i thought you'd be there because of the mitchells. the mitchells? yes. of course you know they're moving away you must be joking. that must be the secret dennis was talking about. hmm. the mitchells going away. well, that's one luncheon i'm going to hate to miss. yeah, too bad. we thought maybe you'd stand up and say a few words and farewell for all of us, you know. a speech? as only you can do, george. well... well... we can change our plans. yes, i guess we could. all right, i'll do it. i knew you wouldn't let us down, george. little dennis moving all the way to new york. yes. well, i thank you both very much and i'm sorry i broke int

witnesses scrips helped police find sinclair hiding at a nearby home after shooting someone at a sunoco gas station. >>> police are asking for help finding a 16-year-old. alexander mullins. he was last seen wednesday at washington park school. cleveland/newburg heights border. anyone with help should call the cleveland police. >> take a look at the man and woman in these surveillance pictures. cleveland police are asking for your help to identify suspect was broke through a ceiling to steal lottery tickets at the old brooklyn food market. the thieves then cash cast the lottery tickets at a couple of local gas stations. >>> the trump ad starting to take shape with two key opponentments -- appointments. >> and we're also hearing more about the president elect's policies. >> reporter: yeah, especially when we're talking about obamacare and building that wall along the mexican border. but let's get to those key appointments first here. we forethat the republican party chairman reince priebus will be white house chief of the chief strategist and senior counselor for the administration. presi

logan sinclair pleaded guilty last month on the day his trial was supposed to start. he spazis four times at the sunoco station on pearl road. police caught sinclair after witnesses described the getaway car and officers spotted it at his girlfriend's home. >> and coming up next, disturbing punishment. a mom throws her boy out of the house for voting for donald you can now use siri to do anything from buying a pizza to sending your kid money. but is it safe? >> it probably wasn't warm enough but downtown looking bright and sunny -- clear, not >> a fresno mother yelling at her 8-year-old son for voting for donald trump in a mock election while the camera rolled. >> when the people see you outside, they know why you are standing out there. >> that sign in his hand said my mom kicked me out of the house because i voted for donald trump. when posted has been shared thousands of times. >> i think it is crazy. people need to realize when you put certain things on social media, you never know how far this will go. >> i have been on this street for four years, an awesome fami

sinclair. nice to see you. hello, alice. honey, doc has the p-l-a-q-u-e.

a story that sinclair louis told about london suggests the difference between the two. jack picked up james' the wings of the dove and standing there, short, burly, soft shirt and black tie read allowed in a bewildered way while henry james' sliding, slithering, glittering verbiage unwound itself on and on. itself on and on.. jack banged the book down and yelled, do any of you even know what this junk is about? so howell's dominance and that of the high cultured literary magazines was slipping away with the new century. for newer popular magazines such as "the saturday evening post," the call went out for good easy reading for the people, no frills, no fine finishes, but action, action, always action. london could provide the action, as could a host of other writers such as rex beach and richard harding davis. what london could add, however, was a deeper significance to the tales of action based on his scientific theories, aligned with literary naturalism. in contrast to howells and james, who chronicled civilized behavior, london wrote of a world in which heredity and

than any of the other kids. >> for sinclair cares, i'm jennifer gilbert reporting. michelle: tonight a councilman in trouble with the law after a crash put two people in the hospital. abc7 tracking the hunt for a suspect after a fight turns deadly at a local grocery store. plus a sidewalk thief looking to strike gold. on and on. from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. michelle: it come to us from upper marlboro. there is a barricade situation and jeff goldberg just got to the scene. west failia at the intersection of darsy. a call came in at 2:40 this afternoon for breaking and entering at a home in upper marlboro. a suspect may be inside the home in question. the prince georges county police tell residents in the area not to leave the homes. here. i am told the prince george's county police will be providing update for us in the not too distant future. we hope to have information and bring it to you as we get it. larry: police say he crashed a car and then ran and now he is facing drunk driving charges. brad bell has details. brad? brad: brad: the allegation

a story that sinclair lewis told about london suggests the difference between the two. jack picked up james' "wings of the dove," and read aloud in a bewildered way while henry james's sliding, glittering verbiage unwound itself on and on. jack banged the book down and wailed, "do any of you know what this junk is about." his dominance was slipping away with the new century, for newer, popular magazines, the call went out for good, easy reading for the people -- no thrills, find finishes, but action -- action, always action. london could provide the action, as could a host of other writers, but london could add a deeper significance to the tales of action based on his scientific theories aligned with literary nationalism. -- naturalism. in contrast to realist writers who chronicled ever increasing civilized behavior, london wrote up a world in which heredity and environment ruled human behavior and the primal impulses of human beings were barely concealed. this determinism was shared by his contemporary, stephen crane, theodore dreiser, and fellow californian novelist f

sinclair will be sentenced this morning. >>> a woman is in jail right charged with killing her boyfriend. she called to -- sharpening a they found him dead and he had been stabbed several times. >>> they need help finding this man. he's 16 and last seen heading to washington park school thursday. he's 6 feet tall and 175 pounds. take a good look at this photo. if you have seen alexander please give police a call. >>> clean up continuing. a van crashed into the front window yesterday morning. luckily the shop was closed the time no. one was hurt. we are looking to find out what caused crash. >> a boy in cannon jumped from a second floor window to escape a house fire. the boy was taken to the hospital. we do not know the condition right now. >> mansfield police are getting so many calls about stray animals. maps field new general report says 2013 they have related calls frsm barking dogs to animal bites. they will revie police data and decide if it should hire a humane officer. >> saying yes to millions of dollars to athletic bonds. the primary elementary will be consolidated into two new

in tonight's sinclair cares report, we explain diabetes is a matter of life and death. benson is one of the 29 >> what i eat. >> like 9 it 0% of the people -- 90% of the people who had the disease, he has a chronic condition that affects the way insulin processes blood sugar. >> in type ii diabetes they have their own insulin still but related to aging or becoming overweight, or both, you become resistant to >> some people with type ii diabetes can control the blood sugar levels with the healthy eating and being active but many require medication to keep it in check. sam admits for years he didn't know how to take care of himself. >> so i. we for a while without taking meds. >> that took a toll. >> a heart attack, nerve damage and excruciating pain. >> tomorrow i have the and i'm scared. i'm nervous. >> but sam is determined to better manage his disease. he knows what the consequences can be. >> i know people that had amputation. guy i went to school with went blind. i'm not ready for that. >> sam is getting hemp from the local hospital -- help from the local hospital a

today, the council is reporting on bids for the sinclair levee. this is video of their groundbreaking ceremony last month. the project includes a pump station and detention basin project. the city is estimating the project will cost close to $6 million dollars. if you were out trick or treating last night, your kids are probably counting -- or consuming -- eat it all, there's another option. operation gratitude gathers more than 120 tons of candy across the nation each year. the candy will go into care packages for troops abroad. this is the third year the cedar rapids smile center will participate. you can donate any unopened pieces of candy in the lobby and get a dollar a pound, up to five pounds. owner dr. yossi says it's a nice thing for troops to get to remind them of home. "25:02anytime that we can show our appreciation for lives on the line daily for our safety. i think is just a wonderful wonderful thing to do." it doesn't have to be candy. you can donate toothbrushes or other oral hygiene product starting at three this afternoon, families

after a crash with sinclair hills road that intersection lane blocks here and probably consider nebraska instead. >>> 8:02 we're finally getting picture now in this breaking news out marion county. the crash happened in the town of north ocala. deputies say these 20 cars derailed in the crash and despite earlier reports, no one is hurt. this all happened before 5:00 a.m. northeast 175th street road more than three thoughs gallons of fuel have leaked into surrounding area one trains was hal coal. we're going to continue to follow this developing story and we'll update you as soon as we get more information. >>> some parents in pasco county are furious and ready for a battle over the school boundaries. in front of of a packed house the school board told parents that the schools are over crowded and something must be done. this one is far from over. and walter is here now with this boundary line battle. it may continue for a while. right? >> good morning there guys. imagine your child was doing well in school getting good grades. lot of friends. then you learn the district is making a big c

our parent company, sinclair broadcast group, will host a town hall at 4:00 that honors the 50th anniversary aboard the yorktown. you can check it out streaming on news3lv.com. ahead to 2020 election but one person you probably won't see on the ballot is tim kaine. in an interview with the virginia newspaper, he says he has no plans to run for vice president or president again if asked. kaine says he wants to model himself after john warner who served in the senate for 30 years. >>> the u.s. director of national intelligence is calling it quits he submitted a l house last night. it's the first of many departures expected. president obama appointed him to the position in 2010. he will remain in his position until president-elect donald trump is inaugurated. >>> an isis plot foiled and bad weather stops the iraq troops in know sul. -- from mosul. details from the terrorism alert desk. >> i'm jonathan elias. simultaneous attacks by isis kosovo. one of the targets was the israeli national soccer team. 18 people were arrested. found on them were weapons, even a drone. in mosul, iraqi forces are s

sinclair's trial is set to start in january. acleveland police are trying to street last night. according to investigators, a 30-year-old man was shot and killed when the car he and an 18-year-old woman were in was shot at. the shooters took off. then police say the 18-year-old woman was not injured. aan akron man sitting on death row asking a federal judge to delay his execution. ronald phillips challenging the state's three drug execution method being implemented to carry oude he was convicted of raping and murdering his girlfriend's 3- year-old daughter in 1993. the attorney general announced last month executions are expected to resume in january. the state put a stop to them in 2014 after ohio and several other states were experiencing botched execution attempts using a two-drug method. the state of ohio that's two dozen inmates sitting on death row. awe've all had that moment in the car. right? rage. coming up at 6:00, we look at the alarming new numbers that suggest this is on the rise. aa call for help for a dog nearly left for dead in the middle of the woods in lorain c

working in partnership with our parent company, sinclair broadcast group, we want to keep you informed about health matters. it is our responsibility and our privilege. jennifer gilbert explains how managing diabetes could mean the death tweet -- the difference between life and death. >> reporter: 56-year-old sam benson is one of the 29 million people in the united states eat. >> reporter: like 90% of the people who have the disease, sam has type ii which is a chronic condition which impacts the way that insulin is able to process blood sugar. >> in type ii diabetes, someone has their own insulin still, but related to aging or becoming overweight, or both, but you become resistant to insulin. insulin is there, but it doesn't work as well.>> reporter: some people with type ii diabetes can control their blood sugar with what the eating and exercise. sam says that for years he didn't know how to take care of himself. >> i went for a while without taking meds. >> reporter: that took a toll with a heart attack, nerve damage and excruciating pain.>> i had surgery and i am scared and i'm nerv

he says he saw a man acting crazy thursday night at the sinclair gas station off pecos and patrick lane. he tells us the man fired six shots into an air tank used to fill tires. >> it could have been really bad. we're just lucky it didn't hit anything important. >> reporter: officers suspect was armed. instead of firing bullets police used non-lethal rifles loaded with bean bags. jeff halstead a former texas police chief says the officers actions were excellent. >> really what you see there is not just remarkable but it's also heroic. because the three officers on the passenger side of the vehicle, they're still greatly exposed to a deadly force threat. >> reporter: inside the gas no one was injured. police say they believe the suspect was under the influence of something. officers say it was very dangerous. halstead sdres stresses police made the right decision. >> utilizing those options you see on the video, it saved a life. >> reporter: police have not released to name of the suspect but we do know that he is at the clark county detention center. reed? >> reed: antonio castelan, exc

the images show seven police officers surround a man at a sinclair gas station off pecos and patrick lane. after all the shots you hear the suspect survived. metro police used non-lethal rifles loaded with bean bags to arrest him. officers say just after 5:30 p.m. thursday night they received 911 calls of a man firing a gun outside this gas station. >> i was kind of freaked out. >> reporter: tyler dotson recorded the police shooting and six shots at an air tank used to inflate tires. >> the guy was shooting randomly. >> reporter: police believe the man was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. officers knew the man was armed. you can see officers grab for the man's backpack. investigator says there was a concern more guns were in the bag. jeff halstead a retired fort arrest. >> they have options. included in those options are pepper spray and a taser device as well as a stun gun shot begun. it saved a life. >> reporter: halstead says this is impressive police strategy in today's world of unrest, protest and deadly police shootings nationwide. >> what you see there is not just rema

the thing that struck me were people referring to sinclair lewis saying it couldn't happen here from the 1930s. it shows these oddly charismatic strongmen coming to pay power in the united states. of course, it's horrifying, it's very oppressive so i wanted to see what there was there. we see glimmers of the appeal, i can't remember which primary, maybe it's when he said i love the poorly educated because he had done so well with that demographic. in those books, the leaders that become these totalitarian figures really had strong appeal among what we would now call low information voters. you see some parallels to the point that there is this expectation. they go further than i think donald trump would ever go, but there are these interludes in history and in sinclair lewis, what happens is, ask use me in the plot against america, charles lindbergh comes to power and he runs the country horribly and business picks up as we know it which can't happen in real life. there are certainly elements there that you recognize in his personal style and rhetoric if you want to appeal to the aud

. >> michelle: sinclair cares. we explain how managing diabetes could be the difference between life and death. >> krystal: starting with breaking news out of new york for this next half-hour. we're getting word -- don't have a lot of information at this point and time -- that two police officers have been shot in the bronx. they've been taken to a we don't know their condition. and we don't know what led up to this shooting. but, again, breaking news out of new york. two officers shot. we'll continue to follow this developing story. >> michelle: then we've been following breaking news at rutgers university in new brunswick. we show you, youed this tweet. there was a stabbing at the business school. we have learned according to nbc the school is on lockdown after multiple people were stabbed at the university's business

. >>> a shooting, but instead, logan sinclaire with drew his guilty plea over the death of a man whose gas station was robbed last september. his trial is set to start in january. >>> a former local attorney will spend 12 years behind bars for hypnotizing women for sex. michael fein pleaded guilty. we learned what he was doing thought she may have been hypnotize recorded phone calls with him. then other women came forward. he will now be hissed as a sex offender. >>> a cuyahoga gop official stepping down from post because it returns out she is not a republican. she outed herself after losing a race for state representative. she posted herself at a hillary clinton really rally with the caption i am adactyly through. >>> this morning -- at a hillary clinton rally with the caption i am a democrat through and through. >>> well, last night the city council is paying a bill for a man pleading guilty for a business that left the city. as a part of that the first time offender charges are dismissed which is why he says the city should pay his bills. is taking a $30 million hit, blaming it on i

after firing several shots at a trash ca of a sinclair gas station... near pecos and patrick. police believe the man was under the influence and say he was very uncooperative. he was taken to sunrise for an evaluation. a homeless man is shot and killed early this morning in downtown.... and police have very little information. ""we have no leads, no suspects and we have no information as to how this murder occured" this is the second homicide involving a homeless person in this area since police say the man was shot in the chest near owens and north las vegas boulevard just after four a-m.. police say there is a large homeless population in the area... choosing to live on the streets instead of in shelters. and problems arise when people offer up donations-- like food or clothing directly to the people on the sidewalk. police say the donations would be better serve our community's homeless if given directly to a shelter. donald trump was elected president on a platform heavily supporting veterans. so what does that mean? in his 100 day plan- trump outlined a ten point program

sinclair will be sentenced this morning and he fashions life in prison. >>> cleefnltd police asking for your help right now now to find a missing teenager. this is him. 16-year-old alexander mullens was seen walking to washington park school on wednesday. he's 6' tall. if you know anything about where alexander might be, mansfield police are getting so many calls about stray animals they want to add a animal control officer. since 2013 the department has taken more than 400. everything from barking dogs to animal bites. the city will now look over police data and decide if it should hire a humane officer. >>> up next a man now in custody. the suspect's crime spear him. >>> does your family have a history of health problems? there might be an easy. first, today's tech bytes. >> in today's tech. bytes facebook is apologizing for a mistake. briefly appeared on a number of pages including facebook founder asking friends and family to share and remember and celebrate their lives. >> emojis are keeping up. now check out these. >> among them the purple one in the middle. the breast-feeding mot

logan sinclair pleaded guilty. sin clear will be sentenced this morning. he faces life in prison with the earliest possibility for pa real no 26 years. >> alexander mullens was last seen heading to washington park school thursday. he's 6', 175 pounds. take a good look at his photo. if you have seen him please give police a call. morning. >> a chilly if not cold in some areas this morning. but much like yesterday the sunshine is going to help us out later on this afternoon. thanks for waking up with us. factor in the wind. a couple of degrees on the keeler side. here's your out the door weather over the next few hours. temperatures are going to respond to the season shien. sunshine 52 by 11:00. right around 55 degrees. here's us in the area for today. again upper 30 toss mid-30s at 8:00. a couple of months. lunchtime temperatures not bad. i think we pop up to the lower 50s at 3:00, 4:00 and ease back to the lower 50s this evening. >> all right. thanks so much. a couple of accidents to tell you about. no delays to talk about there. as we move north the delay

logan sinclair pleaded guilty to killing while attempting to rob a station last year. he will be sentenced this morning. he faces life in prison with the earliest possibility for parole in 26 years. >>> a missing was last seen heading to washington park school on wednesday. he weighs about 175 pounds if you've seen him or know anything please call police. sphwhrrchlt mansfield police are getting so many calls about stray animals they want to add an animal control officer. they've brought in 300 calls everything from barking dogs to animal bites. the city will review police data and decide if it that's happening on tuesday. >>> it will start looking a lot like christmas today. >> my favorite time of year. they are putting up the christmas tree today. this year's tree is 45-feet tall. the tree lightning is going to happen saturday during winterfest. it will overlook the downtown skating rink. workers are getting that ready. last year santa and buddy the elf appearance. i hope they come back. >> same here. that would be cool it see. up next supporting the boys in blue. th

today, the council is reporting on bids for the sinclair levee. this is video of their groundbreaking ceremony last month. the project includes a pump station and detention basin project. the city is estimating the project will cost close to $6 million dollars. many kids collected so much candy while trick or treating last night, they don't know what to do with it all. so tonight, kids have the chance to earn cash for their candy. gratitude. for every pound of candy someone gives, the dental office will give them $1, up to 5 pounds. kids can also get oral hygiene products like mouthwash or a tooth brush as well. all of it will be collected and put into individual care packages for troops abroad. doctors at the center say it's a great way to show troops some appreciation. "count your loot, see what you have, and if there's anything you can spare. both as a little gobble or ghost, or an adult that just doesn't want to have any of that candy around we'd be happy to taket rapids smile center. disney is bringing its princesses to life with live action

today, the council is reporting on bids for the sinclair levee. this is video of their groundbreaking ceremony last month. the project includes a pump station and detention basin project. the city is estimating the project will cost close to $6 million dollars. if you were out trick or treating last night, your kids are probably counting -- or and if you're not planning to eat it all, there's another option. operation gratitude gathers more than 120 tons of candy across the nation each year. the candy will go into care packages for troops abroad. this is the third year the cedar rapids smile center will participate. you can donate any unopened pieces of candy in the lobby and get a dollar a pound, up to five pounds. owner dr. yossi says it's a nice thing for troops to get to remind them of home. "25:02anytime that we can show our appreciat line daily for our safety. i think is just a wonderful wonderful thing to do." it doesn't have to be candy. you can donate toothbrushes or other oral hygiene products. starting at three this afternoon, families

it has kept the skies by sinclair. with the clear skies and the by tomorrow morning a lot of this will be in the range of 30 to 32 degrees. for the morning commute we may have to scrape the windshield if you don't have a garage. temperatures will be 32 3234 at 7 am. it will be sunny and winds will be light. tonight clear skies and a little frosty around the edges. tomorrow afternoon we are back into sunshine and have ourselves and other cool but nice day. by thursday temperatures are 60s. we will have temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above what's typical. so far november has been a fantastic one. the average temperature to this point is 56.1 degrees. what's important because we are running 13 degrees above normal per day. this is a second warmest start to november. the weather's we have been seeing is more typical of raleigh north carolina. over the next seven days you eastern iowa. this is what we are projecting for high temperatures and this is how much the numbers will be above normal. there are four days that temperat

we will be speaking to emma sinclair. later, we are back ahead of the big vote in the united states. at this inlooking it is a knife's hillary clinton seems to be making last-minute games -- games. is a third-quarter beat it is ahead of estimates and is a cost-cutting plan. they offered extending the they haveion and changed the software to and the audi spokesman failed to comment. they beat analyst estimates. hong kong property stocks are plunging after a series of downgrades. and that is your bloomberg business flash. day trade commission. at the taxre's summit. she knows a thing or two about tech startups and the opportunities they may have ahead of them. this you for joining us on trip. businesses on this trip. clockednk the thing i was the experience of the what a statistic. entrepreneurs and it is ins and southeast asia. in the post-brexit volatility, how are you holding up? it solves problems and navigates challenges. you, there areth businesses we do business with and it is challenges such as this. >> let me ask y

we usually don't see delays northbound on nebraska avenue, but we are today due to a crash at sinclair hills road. if you're heading north hop on 275. that is moving a lot quicker northbound. a live look outside at the howard franklin bridge. look how wide open we are across the bridge, less than 10 minutes to get across the bay. >>> it's a beautiful start to the day. in fact, right now at 6:50, it's 61 degrees in tampa, but and in crystal river, mid-40s. it is cooler than it was yesterday at this time. 5 of in wauchula, 60 in sarasota. now over the last three hours, we haven't seen a drop of rain across the area, and on the futurecast you can see just how clear it is, the only reason you know things are moving on is the clock at the top of the screen here. watch as we go through to 8:00 tonight. just a few clouds starting to build in this evening. nothing that's going to bring us rainfall overnight. we're looking beautiful as we're heading into if you're thinking about barbecuing for dinner tonight it's going tore gorgeous weather. temperatures in the upper 70s by 5:00. by 7:00 down i

ronald reagan parkway to old blake wilson road to sinclair back on to i-4. we'll get you around that big trouble spot. otherwise you can take dean road to ronald reagan parring parkway continue on with work arounds i they gave you from this. all right thank you school resource officers are eyes and ears of the many schools. not just to students but to staff too. and until deputy debra myles got sick that what she does patrolling halls weeki wachee high school for 13 years fox 13's jen epstein has the story. dew d. bra also knew she wanted to be a cop. her dream came true 23 years ago when she joined hernando county sheriff's office. it was great. i loved going every single day. there wasn't a day i didn't want had loved it she worked in several departments over the years include undercover vice and narcotics. but it wasn't until she became a school resource officer that she really found hercally. i love the kids. ooern the bad ones she spent 13 years patrolling the halls weeki wachee high school but this was her first time back in more than a year not since

a man was arrested after firing several shots at a trash can outside of a sinclair gas station near pecos and patrick. police believe the suspect was under the influence.. and say he was very uncooperative. he was taken to the hospital. now fox weather 24/7 with cassandra jones good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. it will be another sunny & warm day for veterans day with light breezes. we are looking at another high of 80 degrees today. we are going for our 8th day this month with a high at or above 80 degrees. if we hit 80 that would tie the record for most days in november reaching 80. the current record of 8 days dates back to 1949. daytime highs will be in the upper 70s for the weekend. some more clouds roll into the area saturday, but we will keep it dry. skies stay mostly sunny tuesday with temperatures in the upper 70s. cooler air moves into the valley wednesday with high temperatures falling back into the upper low 70s. winds will also be gusty midweek. highs on thursday will only be in the low 60s. here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and altern

some regulations are good and even totally essential if you don't want to end up living in an upton sinclair novel. but for the last eight years, small business growth has been hampered because the federal government has been focused on protecting workers and the environment and consumers, even if it means less job growth down the road. now, look, i totally get where president obama was coming from. he took over during the financial crisis, which was partially cause by the bush administration's ridiculously laissez-faire attitude. so obama wanted to figure many of the things that went wrong, heps all the new rules and regulations. the problem is these regulations also make it harder for business to grow, and growth is what makes capitalism work better for everybody. the fact that we're about to get a wave of deregulation is good news for the stock market. that's why i think the trump rally will have legs over time. a business person in the white house who built his career on expanding his business isn't going to suddenly change his stripes. the market has lapped up the new ethos. you know wh

logan sinclair pleaded guilty last month on day his trial was supposed to start. he admitted to shooting robert four times during a robbery at the sunoco on pearl road in november of 2015. police caught witnesses described the get-away car and officers spotted it at the girlfriend's home. and people in rain are concerned about city's attempts to take down traffic lights in town. city officials say it needs to be done but drivers are concerned about accidents on the road. and cleveland 19 shanice dunning gets answers for this issue. >> i live up here, i see the traffic. this one they should not take down. >> reporter: maryland is easily flus straighted when i asked her what it is like to make a turn here on east 28th traffic lights at this intersection have been replaced by flashing lights. >> you have to go into the street. because cars park right here on the side. so you have to go into the street. to see cars. >> reporter: blinking lights signal major changes coming. city plans to remove traffic lights from this intersection, and 38 others, soon. >> members of c

there are these kind of interludes in history and sinclair lewis, what happened, excuse me, in the plot against america, charles lindbergh comes to power and the country horribly for two years and disappears and roosevelt comes back and everything picks up as we know it. which can happen in real life. i was looking for inspiration in fiction and i think there are elements that you recognize in trump's personal style and rhetoric and his appeal to the audience. >> the most important thing i learned at work, mister trump writes, is not to be overly impressed by academic credentials. didn't take me long to realize there is anything awesome or exceptional about my classmates. michael kruse, let's go back to where we started. is this campaign playbook? >> it can be seen as such. there are lots of books he has written or cowritten or been written for him that all added up, the campaign playbook for donald trump. >> monica langley. >> i say definitively yes. it is classic donald trump and elements of the deal, the elements of his campaign. >> monica langley, michael kruse, carlos lozada, thank

two that struck me were people referring to sinclair lewis's it can't happen here from 1930s and the plot against america which showed oddly charismatic strong men coming to power in the united states. of course it is horrifying, very oppressive, dictatorial state so i wanted to see what there was particularly in those books. you have to watch this really weird movie idiotic with the -- you see glimmers. the appeal, there was a famous moment i can't remember which primary, arizona after arizona. i love the poorly educated because he had done so well in that demographic. in those books the leaders that become totalitarian figures had strong appeal among what we now call low information voters. you see

health money and we can't figure out that doing the right intervention today, we did a tv show with sinclair this morning they had somebody on thereby remote from a different town two, 1313 years ago had become a recovering addict. all of you who are in this position you know that you never recover. you are recovering. it is a lifetime journey. you talked about, four times, he overdosed. overdosed. four times they brought him back the fourth time he finally got it. he went through the process and so he is now, for 1313 years, been holding down a job, has a family, living a full life as a citizen. how do you measure all that? if you do it based on an annual budget, it's actually cheaper for him to die. actually once had a director of the budget tell me that. there's a real problem with people living too long and that it increases their cost. i said never ever go on television. think about it. what we discovered in the study is that, this is one of the projects we want to launch after the election. every every governor in every state legislature should benchmark themselves against the medicall

today, the council is reporting on bids for the sinclair levee. this is video of their groundbreaking ceremony last month. the project includes a pump station and detention basin project at a cost of $6 million dollars. a look at your first alert if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores

preciosa >>> queremos felicitar a santiago david vivas que cumple 6 aÑos hoy disfruta campeÓn >>> hoy ana sinclair cumple 16 aÑos en casita disfruta tu dÍa, goza, baila >>> felicidades >>> a ver. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> comenzando "un nuevo dÍa" que es mejor♪. >>> llegÓ el dÍa, los estadounidenses eligen al prÓximo presidente y los latinos dicen presentes, servicio de transporte ofrecen servicios gratuitos para promover el vos hispano. >>> y en long island city nueva york estamos listos alineados para votar en estas elecciones les tengo todos los detalles. >>> te preocupa el futuro econÓmico del paÍs hoy vamos a discutir la situaciÓn con un experto financiero, con respecto a las propuestas de trump y de hillary clinton. >>> tiene arrugas alrededor de sus labios y no sabe cÓmo borrarlas tenemos un tratamiento de Última generaciÓn >>> olga taÑÓn sufre de rigidez parcial en su rostro y ella misma cuenta lo que pasÓ se lo contamos aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" . ( ♪ mÚsica♪) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> yo soy feliz porque llegÓ el dÍa seÑores. el dÍa 08

>> toy expert and author of well played, meredith sinclair is here with a preview of this year's holiday toys. >> it's so exciting. >> the kids are excited. >> so are the adults in many ways. >> legos are always on kids' wish lists, today i'm going to show you two of the most popular new lives. this is the elves line. this is a shadow castle. there are tons of moving parts. tons of details. bridge moving up and down. the goal is to protect the magic drag princess. >> it this looks like it could be the girl and boys. >> this is for 8 to 12-year-olds. this is one of my favorites, this is from their city line. this is a vip. >> this is a trump air service. >> this is a private jet. it's all the vip service. >> it comes with -- >> ice cream is served in the let me owe seen. >> that's steve doocy's driver. >> let's talk about the easel. >> this is really cool. this is a digiart easel. it teaches children how to draw and write their initial letters. if you want to write "l," it will light up "l." >> kids love ride-ons and these are three of the most popular characters right now. if you have li