. >> i have driven by the mercury mine. i noted that the piles don't seem to be covered obviously from the road. some sort of plastic material so when it rains it doesn't contaminate the water way. >> reporter: he knows a lot about mercury. he inspected it in the 70s. when mercury plants shut down instead of following epa regulations. he contacted kpix after another story we did. he wanted to know if officials knew that the mercury was poisoning this fish and the fish people eat. our investigation prompted the regional water quality control board to conduct tests in the area for the first time and their results. >> the levels that we found were about four times the levels of what would be considered a hazardous waste. >> reporter: four times the levels. the board discovered some of the mercury was going directly into the creek. >> when we first brought this to your attention. you guys moved on it. >> correct, yeah. >> did the testing, got the results and now moving forward. >> correct. >> and that's our hope, you know our j

after a mild monday the mercury falls the next weather reminiscent of december. the storm which brought rain on sunday and monday is still close enough to bring some clouds throughout the state along with a lingering shower chance on wednesday. highs fall into the 30s for the start of meteorlogic winter on thursday with dry conditions to start the weekend. have a great night! tonight: gradual clearing. wind: sw 5-15. low: 35 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. high: 49 iowa unveiled new state flood maps today, eight flooding that hit cedar rapids and other parts of eastern iowa in 2008. those floods devastated areas that people didn't people who experienced flooding then know if they're still in the path of danger. the six-year effort to create and update maps... ...started in 2010. the program costs 15 million dollars. and the u-s department of housing and urban development funded most of it. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman joins us from along the cedar river in cedar rapids. dave, just how extensive is the flood mapping that is finally wrapped up? beth, the m

all the fish had mercury levels well over the epa limit. but the state has not posted any warnings along the river. studies have shown that eating contaminated fish poses a significant health risk. >> eating fish with mercury that was a half a part per million a couple of times a week for a month you could measurably reduce your iq. >> reporter: it turns out that more than a decade after the mine closed, the u.s. epa put mount jackson on their superfund list and then did nothing about it. we asked the epa why no action was taken in 1989. they sent us this statement: though mercury was found, these waters were not consumed. the site did not qualify for the national priorities list and was given a no further remedial action plan. >> i'm glad that you were dogged enough to pursue this, you know, over many months. it's a slow process. these federal agencies and state agencies move with glacial speed. i know. i used to work there. >> reporter: as for solutions? property owners may have to foot the bill to cover the piles of dirt. the board is al

sunshine then takes over for the rest of the weekend after brief cool down the mercury responds nicely as a ridge of high pressure reestablishes itself with highs in the lower to middle 60s on thursday. have a good night! tonight: clear and cooler. wind: nw 5-10. low: 34 tomorrow: sunny. wind: w 5-10. high: 57 br in other news we're following tonight... cedar rapids police have released the name of the man who died in a car crash yesterday. he was richard hartl. he 54 and from marion. his car crashed yesterday afternoon at tower terrace road and miller road northeast. police say the car landing on its roof. hartl died at the scene. today law officers from across the state gathered for another funeral for one of their own. this time it was for the second of the two des moines area police officers who died in ambush attacks last week. the funeral for urbandale officer justin martin was in his hometown of rockwell city, iowa. kcrg-tv9's jordee kalk joins us with coverage of today's funeral. jordee, multiple communities are hurting the urbandale police chief spoke at martin's funeral. he s

after a mild monday the mercury weather reminiscent of december. the storm which brought rain on sunday and monday is still close enough to bring some clouds throughout the state along with a lingering shower chance on wednesday. highs fall into the 30s for the start meteorlogic winter on thursday with dry conditions to start the weekend. have a great night! tonight: gradual clearing. wind: sw 5-15. low: 35 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. high: 49 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 31 wednesday: slight chance of showers, mainly breezy. high: 40 low: 31 thursday: mostly cloudy. high: 38 low: 30 friday: mostly cloudy. high: 39 low: 29 saturday: partly cloudy. high: 39 low: 28 sunday: chance of rain/snow. high: 41 low: 26 monday: chance of rain/snow. high: 40 low: 28 tuesday: mostly thanks joe. there are only a few days left to nominate someone for t-v nine's annual "nine who care." t-v nine and our show you care taking applications through there are only a few days left to nominate someone for t-v nine's annual "nine who care." t-v

. >> the mercury continues to drop across our area. we'll have a look at how long these cold temperatures will stick around. >> disheartened and concerned and sad >> why a st. pete couple says their support for hillary clinton may have made them a target. >> and for the second week in a row, the bucs come out on top. we have more on that today's win meaning for the team and their standings in the division. >> good evening, i'm lloyd sowers. for being with us. happening now, the mercury continues to drop with some cities in our area seeing freezing temperatures and mike, what is this going to be like for moafolks in the morning? >> it's going to be cold, no doubt about it and you may want to hang on to it throughout the day tomorrow. 53 degrees from our tampa net cam, looking downtown, the winds getting lighter, some areas have already dropped to calm, and so that is going to keep the temperatures up just a bit until the winds drop down below 5 miles per hour. many areas already colder now than you were this morning for your lows, and y

let's go back to joe now for a final look at tonight's for after a mild monday the mercury falls the next several days, bringing more weather reminiscent of december. the storm which brought rain on sunday and monday is still close enough to bring some clouds throughout the state along with a lingering shower chance on wednesday. highs fall into the 30s for the start of meteorlogic winter on thursday with dry conditions to start the weekend. have a great night! tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. high: 49 thank you for joining us for . >>> tonight, breaking news. we're on the scene right now. the horrific attack at a major american university. the suspect plowing into pedestrians, then going on the attack with a butcher's knife. multiple victims. and what we've just learned about the suspect. >>> also breaking tonight, the recount battle. the first state set to begin. we're there tonight with new reporting. president-elect dona drawing outrage from some after tweeting claims of voter fraud elsewhere with no proof. and could there be any change in the outcome of the election? >>>

sunday will be wind helps the mercury climb time now for ask the expert.... and some exercises you can do to help you fall asep at night or wake you up in the morning..joining us live this afternoon... is wellness ambassador david pritchard and got a question for our exrts? email them at ask the expert at today's tmdot com. you can also leave a ? ? you hear my voice, you hear that sound ? ? like thunder, gonna shake your ground ? ? you held me down ? ? but i got up ? ? get ready 'cause i've had enough ? ? i got the eye of the tiger, a fighter ? ? dancing through the fire ? ? 'cause i am the champion ? ? and you're gonna hear me roar ? ? ? roar, oh, oh, oh ? ? roar ? ? i got the eye of the tiger, a fighter ? ? dancing through the fire ? ? nd you're gonna hear me roar ? ? oh, louder ? ? and you're gonna hear me roar ? i'm hillary clinton mockeda sabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions her mstrual cycle. trump:od coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or characte

wednesday will look better with mostly sunny skies and the mercury continues to stay in the 50s. a warm front rolls a breezy southerly wind at 10- 15mph to help bump temps back into the low 60s with increasing cloud cover in the live with larry mccarren" speaking about the remaining schedule .. the q-b says this is where the contenders separate themselves from the pretenders. ((aaron rodgers says this is the type, the time of year when teams start to separate themselves. and we need to be one of those teams that's moving in the right direction. i'm confident in our guys and our leadership in the opportunities that we can create for ourselves but we gotta go out and execute and put together a 60 minute performance and get this thing moving direction.))you can catch that interview tonight at 6-30 on today's the jewish community center is getting a one-point-five million dollar upgrade for its aquatics facility at the rainbow day camp in fredonia. the grant from the daniel m. soref charitable trust will be used to pay for a new pool, splash pad and a new locker room designed for cam

sunshine then takes over for the rest of the weekend after brief cool down the mercury responds nicely as a ridge of high pressure reestablishes itself with highs in the lower to middle 60s on thursday. have a good night!tonight: clear and cooler. wind: nw 5-10. low: 34 tomorrow: sunny. wind: w 5-10. high: 57 awaiting results in races across the state. they're hoping to pick up another seat in congress and win full control of the state legislature. kcrg t-v nine's forrest saunders joins us live from the marriott in downtown des moines. putting a lot emphasis on the senate race tonight? will grassley have another six years. that's what a lot of the republicans heading here tonight will wait to see. the u.s. senator from new top 25 longest- serving senators in american history. if grassley gets a seventh term, he'll be iowa's. since the mid-80s, he's won every reelection with more than 60% of the vote. the stakes are high for republicans to hold his seat. if they want to retain their majority in the senate, democrats cannot pickup more than four or five seats, depending on who wins the e

skies and the mercury continues to stay in the 50s. a warm front rolls through on thursday, bringing a br 15mph to help bump temps back into the low 60s with increasing cloud cover in the moves through the midwest on friday, bringing rain to milwaukee late in the day after a high of 62 degrees. this system will not just bring our first chance of accumulating rain in two weeks, it will really kick the wind up again with gusts exiting on saturday but colder air moves in behind the cold front responsible for it, some spots in the northwoods may even catch some snowflakes on saturday. here in southeastern wisconsin there will just be a cold rain remaining on saturday but that wil will linger through the weekend with a high of 44 in milwaukee. sunday will see more sunshine but temperatures will barely climb into the 40s but at least the wind will be lighter than menomonie police have released pictures of these two women ... who may have information about the deadly beating of a question the women. "hussain alnahdi" was beaten halloween week

maybe round-2 should do the trick. the mercury is about to take a nosedive across southern nevada.. but how low will it go? 13-first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield is in the weather center with more bryan. friday will be off to a cold start across all locations of southern nevada and arizona. in las vegas the overnight low, or morning temperature will be 41. clear skies though out the day will allow the sun to warm up a freeze warning is in place for western clark and southern nye county (including pahrump). also for central mojave county (including kingman). involving a man who police say used candy to lure children. contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin read through the arrest report and joins us with details. stephanie. many of the details are too graphic for us to tell you about, and others are simply disturbing. the report says jose azucena in his apartment complex, that they knew him as david, and that he offered them candy. in one case... the report indicates a victim says he took her into his apartment,, where he tied her up and taped her mouth shut b

lunar surface. >> but the museum emphasizes the early years, the mercury program, the gemini program, and the apollo program. >> what i'm really excited about is the possibility that this can be used as a motivational tool for young people. >> direct bob cabana, a hall of fame member hi future of the space program in america is robust and vibrant. >> we are building commercial spacecraft to once again take americans to the international space station. >> and every artifact here, like these helmets from the 1960s is absolutely authentic. in fact, it also includes the original mission control, this from the mercury program, which was from 1958 to 1963. looking at back then here is as high tech as it got in the world. at the kennedy space center, phil keating, fox news. >>> one great grandmother takes to the skies today to commemorate family members and others who have served the country, my favorite story of the day, 93-year-old lorry phillips jumped from 10,000 feet in the air to honor her husband, a world war ii vet and the 82nd airborne. we spoke with lorry to tell us what it was li

the mercury program was first. their test was called the mastiff. we just called it "rig, essentially a giant gyroscope cage thing that they would sit in and send them all around on all three axes and they had to use thrusters to bring the capsule back under control. this is to simulate if there capsule was tumbling out of control, they needed to adjust everything so the heat shield was oriented correctly so it did not burn up in space. john glenn came here on another visit when he was a senator and asked about this test. very happy to hear that this had been scrapped. it had a kill switch. they all used it. all of the preparation for the apollo mercury were happening concurrently. we were working also than on the center program. it is the rocket that will take this survey are probed to the moon so we can check it out. this is a stage that use a liquid -- uses liquid should -- liquid hydrogen. they were having a lot of trouble with the engineering, getting things to work. the first tests they had done exploded. fund brown said, we should never have

the museum emphasizes the early years, the mercury program, the gemini program and the apollo program. >> but i'm really excited about is the possibility that this could be used as a motivational tool for young people. >> the exhibit includes the original mission control from this mercury program which was from 1958-63. >> the fight for equal coming up we will tell you why a woman is suing the owner of the pepsi center and why she says the company is feeling her. >> today marks one year since the deadly attack in paris. i hope you're having a good week. thank you for staying with us that 6:30 p.m. it is now facing a class-action lawsuit. >> it was filed this past week in federal court by a deaf woman who says they are violating the

the superintend. >>> told the mercury news navar -- the superintendent told the mercury news navarro could return as soon as monday. >>> da lin on the conflict in the plane cabin that prompted an unusual announcement from the pilot. >> reporter: a scuffle happened this morning on board a united airlines flight here at sfo headed to pore a vallarta. -- puerto vallarta. apparently a man argued with a hillary clinton supporter and said something racist to the woman making her cry. other passengers stepped in and that was when the pilot stepped in to speak his mind. >> i understand you guys have your opinions, that's fine. you support him, great. if you don't, i understand. however we're trying to go to puerto vallarta to supposedly have a good time and what i do ask is as people we have the common decency to respect each other's decisions and to get along on this three hour and 13 minute flight so we can have a good time when we get down there. nobody wants to argue. nobody will change their minds by arguing. let's keep our opinions to ourselves on this particular matter at this particu

the "mercury news" reports almost a dozen are considering a variation of the tax. some internet advocacy groups continue to question the legality of those kind of taxes. in the meantime you will be able to get netflix on cable. >> scott mcgrew, the opposite of cord cutting. >> it is. it starts next week for comcast xfinity customers. we've flown this is coming for a while. you still have to pay for netfl netflix, but it's going to come through your capability box. i should mention comcast, by the way, is the parent company of this tv station. bottom line, it's easier now to watch netflix. it's right there on your channel lineup as opposed to switching sources or clicking a becomes or however it is you switch your tv over to netflix. >>> there's talk this morning virgin america and alaska airlines are closer to getting approval for their merger. one report says the new match-up would have to give up some of virgin's gates at san francisco's terminal two. let's check the rest of the news before the bell on this election day. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headqua

sunday will be breezy again with a southwest wind that will rise the mercury into the you may have noticed it already... google has updated its gmail mobile app for i-o-s users.... and it includes a new "undo you can on desktop, a new "undo send" button on mobile will help prevent embarrassing email mistakes.users will have the option to take back an email within five seconds after it's been sent and fix any errors. wisconsin is among one of the states to eat up arby's new venison sandwich.the fast food chain began offering the sandwiches at select location in six states including here neighbors in minnesota.the sandwiches sold out in just 15- minutes.no word on when or if they're bringing the sandwiches back. tomorrow is the moment many starbucks lovers have been waiting for.... the return of the ?red? holiday cups.to celebrate tomorrow's release, customers who buy one holiday beverage will get another one for free. through next monday from two until five in the afternoon. if you haven't booked your holiday flight yet... you can earn bonus miles with frontier airlines.they're offering dou

a few ow the rain overnight as the mercury drops behind the front but there is not much moisture with this system and most locations won't pick up much rain and there will be no accumulation of snow if you even see a flake at all.any precipitation exits on saturday morning and even though the skies will gradually be clearing temperatures will not respond to any sunshine we see by the end of the day. highs will not even reach 40 degrees across most of southeastern wisconsin and it will feel even colder saturday night and into sunday morning will be the coldest for hunters with lows in the 20s under clear skies. sunday will be breezy and cold with a high of 37 degrees in milwaukee but at least the travel season is near with the holidays and winter on the way. but if you use the right app for planning a big trip, it doesn't have to be another source of stress. google trips organizes plane tickets while offering guides to more than 200 cities. it even makes personalized recommendations based on a user's google history. it also works offline, meaning users can download everything that need

a few snowflakes may mix in with the rain overnight as the mercury drops behind the front but there is not much moisture with this system and most locations won't pick up much rain and there will be no accumulation of snow if you even see a flake at all.any precipitation exits on saturday morning and even though the skies will gradually be clearing temperatures will not respond to any sunshine we see by the en even reach 40 degrees across most of southeastern wisconsin and it will feel even colder with a blustery nw wind. saturday night and into sunday morning will be the coldest for hunters with lows in the 20s under clear skies. sunday will be breezy and cold with a high of 37 degrees in milwaukee but at least the sunshine will be back.next week looks slightly warmer with 40s returning on monday but this cold front will bring an end to temperatures that coming up in sports, lance the packers get more running back help, claiming christine michael off seahawks. with the packers preps for washington, rod burks is in green bay. ((rod burks says )) ((rod the milwaukee panthers, league. bu

a few snowflakes may mix in with the rain overnight as the mercury drops behind the front but there is not much moisture with this system and most locations won't pick up much rain and no of snow if you even see all.any precipitation exits on saturday morning and even though the skies will gradually be clearing temperatures will not respond to any sunshine we see by the end of the day. highs will not even reach 40 degrees across most of southeastern wisconsin and it will feel even colder with a blustery nw wind. saturday night and into sunday 20s under clear skies. sunday will be breezy and cold with a high of 37 degrees in milwaukee but at least the john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank you, dad. who says no to more? you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 50 megs. that's 8x faster than dsl. th internet speed is sick. get 15 meg internet startingt $39.99 a month. call now. family can be online at once. kids to strm scary ows while nocleaning eir room. 1-ho

sunday will be breezy again with a southwest wind that will rise the mercury into the mid-50s again. the next chance enjoy the dry stretch and sunshine! next in sports, here comes the cavalry. lance allan tells us the packers could have reinforcements coming on offense. i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger. welcome to delicious! could the reinforcements be on the way, in green bay? james starks and jared cook fully paicipated in practice. mike mccarthy says they want to cut them loose and see if they can play and help in tennessee, against the titans. elise menaker is at lambeau field. ((elise menaker says the packers sit at 4-4, 3rd

the mercury will reach the 60s in the northeast and midwest. miami will be in the 80s. 76 in new northwest will be in the mid to upper 60s. >>> well, there's items that are heading into history today. our campaign signs that have been seen on countless properties across the country, but lots of people putting signs supporter hillary clinton or donald trump in their yards. >> and plenty of signs have suddenly disappeared for whatever reason. one trump supporter's video surveillance system caught a young girl stealing his sign. play or somebody that wanted to portray those signs in their yard, and -- >> i doubt it. >> express their love for trump. >> the girl also allegedly took a trump sign from the house next door as well. that neighbor has already replaced his sign with another one. it is secured so it won't be stolen yet again. yikes. >> maybe she's trying to collect them all. >> maybe she needed shelter? >> maybe this image sums up the house on the market in a divorce sale. >> uh-oh. right there on the lawn, a sign supporting trump and pence

wednesday will look better with mostly sunny skies and the mercury continues to stay in the 50s. a warm front rolls through on thursday, bringing a breezy 15mph to help bump temps back into the low 60s with increasing cloud cover in the evening.a big storm system moves through the midwest on friday, bringing rain to milwaukee late in the day after a high of 62 degrees. bring our first chance of accumulating rain in two weeks, it will really kick the wind up again with gusts topping 35mph. rain will be exiting on saturday but colder air moves in behind the cold front responsible for it, some spots in the northwoods may even catch some snowflakes on saturday. here in southeastern wisconsin there will just be a cold rain remaining on saturday but that will wrap up and the chilly temperatures will linger through the milwaukee. sunday will see more sunshine but temperatures will barely climb into the 40s but at least the wind will be fog causing light traffic incident free drive times some reassuring news for the millions of people who take celebrex to relieve arthritis pain. a large

on saturday when the mercury will plummet time now for ask the expert.... if you're considering fostering a pet we've got the perfect expert to answer questions about some of the misconceptions of fostering an animal. joining us live this afternoon is jenny mueller.she's the director of donor and data society. as we said, there are a number of misconceptions out there about fostering an animal, could you start by explaining why an animal might need are you unable to foster if you already have animals of your own? is it true that you need a big house or space to foster animals?do you have to pay out of your own pocket for the animal's supplies? is it hard to become a foster got a question for our experts? email them at ask the expert at today's tmj4 dot com. you can also leave a voicemail. the number is 967-5253. just ahead. the one dangerous issue that has a major car company recalling tens of thousands of cars.. and coming up at 4:30.. don't waste your money.. why you may want to think twice before buying a today marks one-year since 24-year-old jamar clar

according to the "mercury news," the police department got $300,000 in grant money to reduce the number of traffic collisions over the next year. they want to boost staffing at dui checkpoints and also increase street enforcement, but also use some of the money for safety education campaigns at schools where we have some of our youngest drivers. >>> there is a crucial vote today on a proposed memorial honoring women and girls sexually enslaved by the japanese army during world war ii. the plan is to build the memorial at st. mary's park in san francisco. three finalists were chosen for a design. today the board of supervisors is scheduled to vote on whether the project moves forward. judge lillian sing says she retired solely to making this memorial hang. >> we need to publicly speak about an atrocity that happened during world war ii. >> some people say the project would fuel anti japanese sentiment and unduly point out their wrongdoing. >>> the marin food bank is getting a big check today to help with the initiative. as we reported yesterday, the sf marin food bank is raising money fo

but the museum emphasizes the early years, the mercury program, the gemini program and the apollo program. >> what i'm really excited about is the possibility that this could be used as a motivational tool for young people. >> reporter: director bob cabana a hall of fame member himself says the future of the space program in america is robust and vibrant. >> we're building commercial spacecraft and once again international space station. and every artifact is absolutely authentic. in fact it also includes the original mission dlol from the mercury program which was from 1958 to 1963, can you imagine back then what you're looking at here was as high-tech as it got in the entire world. at the kennedy space center visitors center, phil keating, fox news. will continue to honor veterans all weekend long providing free admission and discounted tickets. the veterans and their family members. >>> a special program that starred in jacksonville is helping veterans with ptsd. they are giving service members the chance to bond with their new companions. it's no secret that spending time with a dog c

the mercury program, the gemini program and the apollo program. >> what i am really excited about is the possibility that this could be used as a motivational tool for young people. >> director bob cabana a hall in america is robust and vibrant. >> we are building commercial spacecraft to once again take americans to the international space station. >> and every artifactlize these helmets from the 1960s is absolutely authentic and it also includes the original mission control, in from the mercury program which was from 1958 to '63. and can you imagine back then what you are looking at here was as high-tech as at the kennedy space center visitors center, phil keating, fox news. >>> the heroes and legend exhibit comes as part of a regular admission to the kennedy space center. visit today from 9:00 in the morning until 6:00. >>> still to come on "good day tampa bay" a site of terrible tragedy. >> sorboni: one year later the bataclan concert hall in paris is getting ready to reopen their doors tonight. morning the home used in "mrs. doubtfire" has a new owner. how much it sold for next.

we will see the mercury rising in the middle 50s. once we get in the evening it looks like mostly sunny skies will take over. uneventful in the forecast. the temperatures going up what a gorgeous weekend we have coming our way. a lot of sunshine on saturday. a few clouds passing through. sunny skies on sunday. don't forget the time change. we fall back an hour. middle 60s on monday. mostly sunny skies. slight chance for showers on erbg -- we fall back an hour. >> yes. maybe the cowboys can get to the stadium late or too early. [ laughter ] >> whatever. >> i get lost. >> maybe they will not get there. >> i know we get an extra hour of sleep. >> one more time, indians fall just short of winning the world series. for some reason. [ laughter ] >>> well we move on. the indians getting a good one. game 7 of the world series as the cubs win the world series for the first time in 108 years. that the is unbelievable to say. 108 years. and they celebrated and at some point the indians will feel better after the sting of this wears off. they wi

late friday and a rain and snow mix possible on saturday when the mercury will plummet coming up in sports, why aaron rodgers got excited after enduring a cheapshot in the packers loss to the titans on sunday. rod burks has that i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... we all saw aaron rodgers take that late hit afterscoring a touchdown in the third quarter in the packers loss to the titansthis past sunday.we'll the star quarterbacktalked about that hit on packers live today ((rodgers say)) but the thing that i thoughtwas really cool you teamates reacting to you late hit.. i volumesas their leader i'll tell you what and this is sincere that has got to be one of the top five moments of the most excitingand special plays maybe i let my guarddown a little but felt like i was in the endzone and i was and to get up off the ground and to have your team to have your back as a playeri mean it's and you have to love how his teammates had his back after that late hit in the end zone.. aaron rodgers on packers live tonig

to warmer but again breezy as the wind helps the mercury climb first it was planking... then dabbing... and now it's the mannequin challenge.basically it involves you standing as still as possible doing a pose... like a mannequin.and everyone is apparently getting in on the challenge.a group of high schoolers did a campus wide freeze, comedian kevin hart and his crew froze while steelers also staying stationary. the simpsons is about to set a new record.fox just renewed the series for its 29th and 30th seasons... at the end of which, it'll have made 669 episodes, to record for the most episodes of any scripted t-v show. besides ing an essential part of democracy and deciding the future of the country... you can get some freebies tomorrow if you vote.you can get a free doughnut at krispy kreme locations if you show your "i voted" sticker.gold's 7-eleven is offering a free coffee through their app for voters.and belair cantina is offering a free margarita to those wearing the sticker.for more election freebies... head to tmj4 dot com and click on this story. still ahead...

menlo park police tell the "mercury news" the park does not ask about citizenship and has a policy that doesn't encourage deportation. the spokesperson wouldn't speculate on what might happen if president-elect trump is in office. san francisco, san jose, oakland and berkeley have sanctuary cities policies. >> reporter: in place. >>> parking can be a nightmare, but a lawsuit has been filed to stop a 300-spot parking lot. the new parking lot should be finished in 2020. >>> coming up, if you're not shopping, you're probably going to watch a movie. we can tell you what's in theaters. >> let's take a peek outside on this early black friday morning. maybe it's late because you've been up for a while. a live look at san jose. good morning to you. hope you had a great thanksgiving. a lot more ahead. glad you're joining us this morning. for all you friendsgiving hosts, invite who you want, not who you must. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey. bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and golden brown fresh from the oven. set the tabl

there's a chill in the air... a the mercury is only going to continue to plunge.... into the weekend!!! 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield is tracking the cold front moving through. friday will be off to a cold start across all locations of southern nevada and northern arizona. in las vegas the overnight low, or morning temperature will be 41. clear skies though out the day will allow the sun to warm up a freeze warning is in place for western clark and southern nye county (including pahrump). also for central mojave county this just in---parents, teachers and educators are planning a protest rally tomorrow to speak out against their schoool possibly becoming a charter school. the rally is at jerome mack at 6-45. mack is one of 9 schools on a list that could be run by a private charter school company. now... here's a look at the other top local stories.... we're following right now... i'm david schuman at james gibson elementary in henderson where a book assigned in a third grade class has infuriated some parents. the book uses symbols in place of excl

at mccarran, the mercury marked out at 78 degrees. 11 above normal. been above normal today. air quality, you could see it, we had junk in the air, especially this morning, also grass pollen has managed to sneak into the moderate category. mid-50s tomorrow. we'll be in the mid-70s by lunchtime. peaking in the upper 70s. wind, not a factor. that will change in a huge way come wednesday. clear today, no problem. got some clouds sneaking in from the southwest. we'll deal with aew clouds tomorrow. then the front comes through. it's a pretty potent front. that's the colder air. while the bulk of it will be to the north, we'll get our piece. by thursday night into friday morning we're thinking 30s in the valley for the overnight low. sandy valley at 49. mesquite, 51 to start your day tomorrow. high temperatures, boulder city 75. 71 in indian springs and mid-50ss on the mountain. 53 for the las vegas valley. underneath that bright moon. clouds. we'll still be mostly sunny. 79, the expected high. tomorrow's record is 82. that does appear to be safe but we'll be in the neighborhood. t

on saturday when the mercury will plummet reaching only about 40 degrees. ready to find this year's trophy buck?tens of thousands of wisconsin hunters head out saturday for the gun deer season.there's at least one big change for the 9-day season.hunters no longer need to wear a back tag... proving they have a license.bow hunters already on the hunt amount of deer out and about. bucks fighting."this year is going to be special for gunhunters because the rut is late... usually they miss out on that.. you don't get to hear the bucks fighting. another heads up for hunters... menominee and oconto counties have been added to the d-n-r's list of areas impacted by chronic wasting disease. the other change hunters may notice in the woods is more "blaze pink."now hunters can choose to wear "blaze pink" instead of "blaze orange."in the past, at least half of all clothing gun-deer hunters wore above the waist had to be "blaze orange." theives try to rob a washington county church.. coming up new on live at 6.. the criminals tried to break open the safe, only to leave e

the mercury will reach the 60s in the northeast and midwest. miami will be in the 80s. 76 in new orleans and the northwest will be in the mid to upper 60s. >>> well, there's items that are heading into history today. our campaign signs that have been seen on countless properties across the country, but lots of people putting signs supporter hillary clinton or donald trump in their yards. >> and plenty of signs have suddenly disappeared for whatever reason. one trump supporter's video surveillance system caught a young girl stealing his sign. >> i think it's either some foul play or somebody that wanted to portray those signs in their yard, and -- >> i doubt it. >> express their love for trump. >> the girl also allegedly took a trump sign from the house next door as well. that neighbor has already replaced his sign with another one. it is secured so it won't be stolen yet again. yikes. >> maybe she's trying to collect them all. >> maybe she needed shelter? >> maybe this image sums up the national mood. house on the market in a divorce sale. >> u

the mercury news reports the victim was a 61-year-old would be worked for the city's public works department. a reporter and photographer were working in their news van parked at city hall yesterday when a car and a truck crashed. they suffered minor injuries and taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. >>> veries in oakland say they will hit the streets again for another night to demonstrate against president-elect donald trump. the profits turn interest destruction and vandalism again last night. we checked with oakland police this morning. they say they made 11 arrests and there were no reported injuries. demonstrator shut down traffic on interstate 580 but not everyone was violence. some protesters say they simply afraid the next president will follow through on his promises to deport undocumented immigrants. >> cannot imagine if i was not around for my daughters. just terrified of that in the. >> in oakland, pastor held this sign on broadway, a three for peace in the streets. >> it was not just oakland but protests in major cities cross the country. one of the most violent w

sunday will be warmer but again breezy as the wind helps the mercury climb next in sports: why aaron rodgers is not happy with some of his teamates... ? ? you hear my voice, you hear that sound ? ? like thunder, gonna shake your ground ? ? you held me down ? ? but i got up ? ? get ready 'cause i've had enough ? ? i got the eye of the tiger, a fighter ? ? dancing through the fire ? ? 'cause i am the champion ? ? and you're gonna hear me roar ? ? roar, oh, oh, oh ? ? roar ? ? i got the eye of the tiger, a fighter ? ? dancing through the fire ? ? 'cause i am the champion ? ? and you're gonna hear me roar ? ? oh, louder ? ? and you're gonna hear me roar ? it turned out to be a sad showing by the green bay packers who came up short to their loss to the colts on sundayat lambeau field.. quarterback aaron rodgersalso calling out his team after the loss the packers were playing from kick off with when jordan todmantook this one to the house for a 99 yard kickoff return.after falling behind by "14" points the packers did make a game off it in the 2nd half.aaron rodgers threw touchdown passes

so which way will the mercury go this weekend? let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield to find out. the weekend is looking to be pretty nice in southern nevada as high pressure moves in and gives us plenty of sun and mark, but above the normal of 65. new information on those 14 big cats and a fox that were seized from a home in pahrump. tonight.. investigators say the animals were in deplorable conditions.. but one man says there's another side to this story. 13 action news reporter david schuman talked with him today. "nobody wants these animals anymore so instead of them being put down she gives them a home." the 'she' is jacki freeman. her boyfriend harley says she's had exotic animal permits for 10 years. after a recent nye county sheriffs department discovery, revoked. "hygiene conditions were terrible. animals were defecating and urinating within the rooms that some of those cats were housed in." that includes 3 lions, a tiger and a panther. : "freeman was cited with animal cruelty for how the cats were

we solved the mercury problem decades ago. that's not a problem. most of the mercury that is in our environment comes from china and india. because it is made over there, doesn't mean that is a global problem. it takes the jet stream and comes over here and it's the majority and the mercury is coming from places like this. and this administration has done nothing about it except for putting more stringent controls on our energy production and making our energy more expensive and making people to buy steel and other products. this isn't the right way to deal with this issue. if we are going to deal with global pollution and global production of global warming, we have to talk to bad actors and make them do their part and not make our industries we'lly the joke of everyone else in the world because they are making money and we are losing our jobs and doesn't make any sense whatsoever. let's see another picture here. hand me that one from india. ok. this is a pretty good one from india. this is a river in india. this is all trash

at mccarran today the mercury maxed out at 61. the morning low is 41. that's coldest we've been since the beginning of february. both numbers below normal. only our second below normal november day. all those winds did a number on cleaning the air. air quality in the good category across the board. saturday starts in the 40s. mid-60s at lunchtime. i think we're going to sneak into the mid, maybe upper 60s. some of the east side could hit 70 tomorrow. not much wind. that might change in the weekend. there goes our wind bag. and it's going to produce blizzard-like conditions parts of michigan, even northern ohio. we're clear. weak area of high pressure is going to yield to a huge system off the pacific coast. this is going to cause some trouble rain wise and that's good news for northern california and northern nevada. so that's the good kd trouble. it's going split apart and throw energy into southern nevada and that's going to give us a decent chance for rain but not until sunday night and monday. so the weekend should be okay. next chance for rain and/

after a mild monday the mercury falls the next weather reminiscent of december. the storm which brought rain on sunday and monday is still close enough to bring some clouds throughout the state along with a lingering shower chance on wednesday. highs fall into the 30s for the start of meteorlogic winter on thursday with dry conditions to start the weekend. have a great night! tonight: gradual clearing. wind: sw 5-15. low: 35 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. high: 49

mercury news said she was attacked while walking inside the west garage. a man came from behind her and grabbed her head conserve, she said he pulled it with such first she choked and nearly fell over. the suspect has fair skin and last seen wearing a dark colored hoodie. >> a were soming center in cupertino will close after voters gave a thumb's down do re-development. there were two initiatives for the shopping center to okay re-development and the other allowed the bipass, with the city council approval process and both were voted down. there is no word on when they will close. >> legalization of marijuana in california was approved by a large margin, that is recreational marijuana but now the real work for the local communities, personal actualcy vacation and consumption of marijuana became legal but it could be a year before you can by recreational pot. regulations that will spell out seem of marijuana are not in place. >> prop 64 was to take the power and decision making around from drug dealers and give it to the regulators and officials. >> how do

expressway according to the "mercury news." now, this is a rendering of what part of that expansion will actually look like. the plans also include a new 200-room hotel as well. so-called construction drive project also calls for the social media giant to either build 20 below-market units or pay $6.5 million into a fund dedicated to that type of housing. >>> if you live in the east bay, your tap water might taste and smell a little different today. here is why. the orinda water treatment plapt is getting an upgrade. during construction the river water will get cleaned and treated differently. the orinda facility was built in 1935 and still had many original pipes. that facility is going back online in april. >>> loveable losers, not anymore. after 108 years you can call the chicago cubs world champions once again following one of the most thrilling ridiculous ends to a world series game. >> this is video into our newsroom. the team arriving at wrigley field in chicago. that's apartment any rizzo with the world series trophy th

mercury into thanksgiving week. >> all right. don bell, what's next in sports? >> the college basketball season is less than a week old and already villano va has a top 15 match-up on the road. >>> plus it was raining threes in houston. see if the sixers could fight off. >> if you score 2 points but they conis eventually score 3, you're probably going to lose. jay wright has warned his guys about being hunted. and another pass right there. but the lay-in, a finish for 12 points. later after boiler maker miss, look at nova in transition, josh harp the bucket and the foul. the preseason all american with 24 points. villa nova wins on the road 79-76. the flyers have the night off. the sens are 9-5-1 and third in the atlantic. >>> tonight he was inducted into the hockey haul of faum. the former flyer is 19th all-time in points per game, a heart trophy winner and a 6-time all star. >>> the eagles are feeling good after their 9-point win over the atlanta falcons. the birds now 4 and 0 at home and this sunday they travel to seattle to t

a martin's beach near half moon bay, the mercury news report have ended in a stalemate, after nearly two years of negotiations. they have refused to sell more than six acres for public easement. the governor says the chances of the governor says the chances of the commission a's na eminant domain. >>> recent rain, east bay park district says don't eats the mushrooms. the world's most toxic mushrooms, the death cap and western destroying angel. >> that's the name? >> yeah, intense names. terrible consequences. tip for avoiding them, both of them grow near oak trees. eating can result in liver and renal failure if you don't get help right away. >>> happening today, sfo airport director says a big problem with a couple of runways. here is a live look from the sfo cam. the director says part of the sea wall needs repair, and they're looking for $1.5 million from the city. runway 19l and 19r are in danger of flooding, and the finance committee expected to take it up today at 10:00 a.m. >>> a man is wanted in new york for stealing a bucket full of gold flakes. attack a look at the surveill

may be in it. >> safe catch is the first company in the world that tests every, single fish for mercury before wetherbee it. >> reporter: brian and sean were next-door neighbors when sean's mom expressed her fear about the mercury that was being found in tuna fish. so sean put his engineering talents to work designing an efficient way to test for it. >> the other technology took a week and cost $100. so unless you want a $50 can of tuna it's a nonstarter. >> reporter: they developed equipment that would give a reading in seconds. but manufacturers told them their customers don't care about that. so the two created safe catch for those who might. they say testing every fish they buy guarantees their product to have the lowest level of mercury on the market. but getting that product to the market is another kettle of fish. how hard is it to start a business [chuckling] from scratch that you don't have any experience in? >> well -- [ laughter ] >> you know, it's not hard when you don't know what you're doing. [ laughter ] >> so -- >> reporter: still, these two business guppies are turning