highs only in the mid to low 50's over the next six days. wind afternoon across esmeralda and central nye counties. the cooler air will remain in the forecast with some clouds before another slight chance of showers returns friday. slight warming back to up 60 degrees is on tap for sunday. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk the internet will be overcrowded with deals and a record number of shoppers clicking the "buy" button. plan to make purchases on what is the biggest shopping day of the year for any online retailer -- including zappos. fox 5's mike doria is live at the company's headquarters --- live at their call center for cyber monday. zappos will also have an on-campus adoption event in support of our second annual home for the #pawlidayz campaign, a nation-wide effort to rescue 9,000 cats

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will remain well above average over the next couple days. tonight we will a death of fidel castro is pouring in from around the country. while cuban exiles are celebrating in the streets of miami -- cuban-american politicians condemning castro's oppressive 50-year regime. chris pollone has the story. nats celebration) thousands poured into the streets of miami's little day many cuban- americans have anticipated for been waiting all my life for millions fled the island. as the communist dictator seized property, s/ mos / no id :22 - :30 "this is something we're celebrating because he has cuban-american leaders in congress agree. s/ rep. ileana ros-lehtinen / (r) florida:33 - :43 "the truth is he was a sadistic murderer who brought great suffering to the 11 million people of cuba. he should not be florida :44 - :53 "all that is has caused is sadness..is tragedy, is death.. obama. who moved to normalize relations with cuba. was more measured. saying: "history will record and judge while president elect donald trump said: "fidel castro's legacy

friday night lows will dip into the 20s the first half of next week. we continues today across eastern iowa. it will be sunny, and a bit breezy with sw winds 10-15 mph+ this afternoon. a cold front will sweep through the we remain dry. temperatures will cool back to normal for friday and saturday lows will dip into the 20s through early saturday morning. we climb back above normal.. into the upper 50s for at least the first half of next continues today across eastern iowa. it will be sunny, and a we remain dry. temperatures will cool back to normal for friday and saturday with highs only around 50 for friday and only a degree or two warmer on saturday. friday night lows will dip into the 20s at least the first half of next week. we stay pretty dry, too, through wednesday. our nice stretch of weather continues today across eastern iowa. it will be sunny, and a bit breezy with sw winds 10-15 temperatures this weekend, but we remain dry. temperatures will cool back to friday and only a degree or two warmer on saturday. friday night lows will dip into the

but the pattern looks to stay dry through the afternoon and likely over the next couple days as well. it's not until we get to midweek next week. that's when we will be looking at subtle changes with fronts could bring us showers. for today, we are expecting plenty of sunshine, passing cloud, 82 at 1:00. and 84 will be the high today. just a light breeze expected into the evening. beautiful start to the day. there that's looking from lake placid from barbara coleman and another nice start in lakeland. so right now, 81 there for plant city and tampa. 77 for self iser hills. reallies. a cup -- for zephyrhills. visible satellite imagery. you can see the two flows going on. we have clouds rolling in from the east coast. and also you get clouds rolling in off the golf. low level flow from the east. upper-level flow from the west. we had a little bit of higher moisture with that upper-level westerly flow and that's why we had clouds and that's where we see better moisture in the mid- and upper levels here. we are expecting main as drier works back in. and notice in a couple sprinkles trying

anthony, please read the next item. >>the next item is president's announcement. this is a discussion item. >>i would really like to see a peer advocate next month and how they are engaging in the process. >>> i will now open this up for public comment. >> [indecipherable] and, it was mostly just clear plastic and it was mostly just bottles and napkins. and i don't know but i asked if they were deemed for public use and they were there property and you are looking for people and you're putting notices in my neighborhood a long time ago and none of this is supposed to go to garbage. >>>the second was the environmental calendar and you include some things for the citizens can follow to make the city better and i would strongly urge you to just think about the herbicides that you probably heard of quite a lot and if you go to home depot and you see the plants the trees are pretreated and the seeds are pretreated and when they grow this is supposed to be nurturing these plants but instead it's killing them and i don't know how you would deal with this with the chemica

and what the next reacting to the new law... and what the next steps are for them. after last night's results-- recreational marijuana is now legal in california...massac husettes...and nevada. medical marijuana is now legal in north dakota... arkansas....and florida. nevada voters said "yes" to question one on the ballot yesterday. it deals with closing "loopholes" in the background purchasing firearms. fox5's adam herbets joins us live at "the gun store" to tell us more. well john cindy question one passed by less than half a percent yesterday and one of the reasons at least the people here will tell you is because number one it's so complex and it sounds like a good idea on the outside until you look at the details they expected this place to be packed today because everyone thought that hillary clinton would be the next president and i would promote more gun sales obviously that didn't happen but now they're dealing with a different type of question how people are going to get by when question one takes effect (nats calk shotgun) (nats firing) (nats bullet dropp

the next seven days. we're not the only country -- dealing with political turmoil. march -- in indonesia. protesters -- are so upset with a local governor -- they're even calling for his death. plus -- a 12-year-old -- suffering from a rare condition -- has a new way of looking at life. how modern technology -- is helping him -- see clearly for the very first time. and remember -- chopper 13 -- brings you breaking news -- fast and first. stay with us. over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember. narrator: and joe heck says i have "high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." trump: you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of h

for the next couple of days. keeping the snow in the higher terrain and also some light showers in areas of drizzle that continue to flakes that want to mix in but i don't expect any of that action to actually stick to the roadways because temperatures are above freezing. it's mostly just this that we're dealing with that you see moving across the merrimack valley and up through cape ann, just light shower activity. however, one area that i'm watching here in southern worcester county, that is tracking to the east-northeast with more significant rain. shouldn't last too long but that could pass through southeastern massachusetts through the next couple of hours. ace mentioned before, temperatures aren't near freezing. we're in the mid 30s, in worcester the coldest spot at 36. 38 fitchburg. 43 in boston and with the clouds in place, and a whole lot of moisture in play, i don't expect those numbers are going to budge a lot overnight that. is why i say travel conditions not all that bad. or spotty icing on the roads

a lot of rain and snow for the high terrain ahead of the next storm system. and we could see an impact from this as we go toward the end of the holiday season. take a look at the snow showers going north and east, no major north tonight, and this one coming down through the pacific northwest and through northern california as we kick off the holiday weekend, it will impact us by the end of it. significant changes here in the valley. cool temperatures, temperatures, more wind, a chance for rain, tomorrow is 63 degrees at 10:00, middle 70s through the afternoon, forecast right now at 59, wind at over six my - - over 6 miles per hour, in the of spots to the north already freezing, 28 degrees in flagstaff, 31 in window rock, tonight, below that freezing mark in show low and didn't pass it. central arizona, 40s, 50s, 73 there tomorrow, above average press get, sedona, payson, early morning temperatures in the upper 40s, lower 50s, 74 74 and 75 in east valley cities tomorrow and in the west valley as well. 1 degree warmer in peoria at 76 and cooler in buckeye at 73

of the next -- who might be part of the next administration. jeff sessions has been offered the post of u.s. attorney general. already come of and other choices are generating plenty of controversy. >> it's been a busy day for first pick for a cabinet member. the backlash over who he is choosing to stand by his side continues. his team announcing this morning the first member of trump's cabinet, jeff sessions. the alabama senator has been offered the position of attorney general. sessions was the first gop senator to endorsed trump during the primary. trump releasing a statement saying he's been unbelievably impressed with him sessions could face a challenging confirmation in the senate. in 1986, he was blocked from becoming a district judge over racially charged comments. >> the country is very concerned about diversity. senator sessions could have a real problem getting approval by the senate. >> another appointee facing resistance, michael flint. just named national security republican national convention, he incited the infamous "lock her u

of the state next week. we start off in the 20's and you will notice the trend is for temperatures at or below the average for the weekend. we will moderate a bit by sunday with sunshine, and temperatures next week mid and upper 50's monday and tuesday. there is a chance there could be a system located just off shore wednesday and thursday with a few showers, but a relatively dry forecast after tomorrow. erin: and pretty mild for the areas of arctic air expected within the next 10 days or so. erin: we want to check in with our top stories. ray: governor maggie hassan has a new job as the new senator for new hampshire. there was less than a 1000 difference in vote counts, but ayotte did concede the race. this means new hampshire has the first congressional delegation in the country. erin: state police say they found more than seven pounds of marijuana after stopping a car for speeding on interstate 95 in north hampton this week. police also seized more than $31,000 in cash. concord is celebrating the completi

in the next four years. that is going to be a huge challenge facing this next president. >> former defense secretary, leon panetta, thank you very much for being with us this hour. starting off with andrea mitchell, my colleague waking her way back here to 30 rock, i'm hallie jackson and this hour we are waiting to hear from president obama really in the next maybe five, ten, twenty minutes for the first time since donald trump became the president-elect to this country. after that, house speaker paul ryan, is standing by, waiting to deliver his remarks once the president finishes speaking. so it is all happening this afternoon. i am joined now by some of my colleagues, nbc's katy tur, kristen welker, mark murray. katie, kellyanne conway, donald trump's current campaign manager, tweeting this is surreal as they watch hillary clinton's concession speech. >> yeah, you know, i spoke to her last night and i asked her, does she find it ironic that donald trump got so much heat for whether or not he would give a c

he says the next 1000 points or 5% could happen before the next fed meeting. as you consider the last 1000 took two years, that is a great call. beats that? idea you wouldo be talking about startups in the u.k. during this segment. we are on the save that same wavelength -- we are on the same wavelength. i put together a few different indicators from the major index and the upshot of something surprising, startup activity has hit the highest level of the year. line is line, the aqua interesting, it shows exit which are on the rise. it has been higher but they went through a slump and there have been more exits. million has got into startups in the last few weeks. we are far below the level we were in the mid-summer range. it means that maybe people are getting excited about new ideas and innovations. who knows what will happen next year with that segment. better to get your first round of funding now. mark: very cleverly playing into the fact we talked about syntax. love,doing the chart i talking about 1000 point e came ups but vonni with a amazing new functio

levels for the next several. thanks to no real rain chances. even though we are staying dry we are tracking a frontal boundary as we look ahead to the weekend that means big changes for temperatures. i am talking 40s for tampa bay. those numbers coming up. >>> hope you're having a wonderful tuesday. coming up tonight on 10 sports. we are live from the florida hall of fame where john and phil esposito are among the inductees. we will have live interviews tonight at 6:00. we will update you on the latest with mike evans's protest and the backlash she has received since sitting during the national anthem. florida state hits the hardwood tonight. what you need to know following their home game. allison and ian, remember the old game hungry hungry hippos. if you loved it you will love this. the cavaliers last night held a at stake was a $100 gift card but we were all winners after this epic halftime performance. that's amazing. i love this idea. >> when you have the view over the top. >> you couldn't tell how they wer

more comfortable, the next chance of rain not until the middle or latter part of next week. >>> having regrets about eating that huge thanksgiving meal? calories. after the break.>>> from best buy with what you need to know before you go black friday shopping. z26kjz zy6z y26kby yy6y >>> astronauts working on the international space station enjoyed a thanksgiving feast, if you have wondered how they prepare a full meal with zero gravity, we have an this nasa astronaut is serving as the chef warming up pouches of turkey, yams cherry and blueberry cobbler, most of the food is dehydrated, to make them edible he adds water. don't worry, mission control promises to be mob live football games for the crew to enjoy. >> sounds like a bachelor stream you eat your turkey stuffing according to the calorie control council the average american consumes 4500 calories. >> this can be kind of depressing coming up 2 1/2 more times then we are supposed to consume in a day. what can you do to burn it off? it is a lot. you would have to do 15 straight hours of push-ups, if chin-ups are your style do them

remain well above average over the next couple days. tonight we will have a few high clouds across the region, with patchy fog developing late. sunday, we start off with sunshine, but clouds will quickly increase and thicken throughout the day. as we head into the from around the country. while cuban exiles are celebrating in the streets of miami -- cuban-american politicians condemning castro's oppressive 50-year regime. chris pollone has the story. ( nats celebration) a bittersweet celebration continued saturday night in miami's little havana. the death of cuban dictator fidel castro. but many are left wishing their relatives and s/ zully pardo / cuban- time!" castro's rise to power in 1959 tore families apart. millions fled the island. as the communist dictator seized property, silenced the press, and jailed dissidents. destroyed a country. he destroyed practically a who brought great suffering to the 11 million people of cuba. he should not be revered, he should be reviled." s/ rep. mario diaz-balart / (r) is terrorism and narco- tr

be a shock to the what will be next. cleveland 49, 46 mansfield. to the west, there are some bright spots, to the east, down to wayne county, and points east, you are in the clouds. the clouds eroding and sunset is so early, to the west you may have a good-looking sunset.h the clearing process will continue when the rain is done. there could be some patchy frost west and southwest tomorrow morning.st and then tomorrow sunshine with could be in the low 30s with high around 60 degrees. >> on thursday, a great day, will they train continue the weekend? >> we have to remember that we are on one team, this is in intramural scrimmage, not democrats or republicans first, we are americans first . and in the ball onto the next team, now donald trump will be our next president, president obama reminding us that we are in this together, the campaign is behind us, and now botho parties have to look forward to the future, go toto elizabeth noreika. barack obama and hillary clinto talking about donald trump. they were both gracious an

this is the next system, the southerly wind are increasing over the next fowsh to eight hours. we could have gusts approaching 40 miles per hour. current numbers are in the 50. san francisco 55. san jose, 56. this is the next storm voluming on the satellite. this is the path heading towards central and southern california. heaviest rain saturday will be in the morning hours. tomorrow is not a wash out there. the best chance sunday is early sunday morning for the rainfall. with the weather pattern is some instability. lower snow levels in the bay area. count on more snow if you are heading to the sierras and possibly if you are traveling from southern california, the weather could impact the drive too. you notice lots of breaks in the rain saturday. this is not a wash out. by four clawrk, a few popup showers. by saturday night we could have a surnl of moisture moving -- surge of moisture moving back in. early sunday morning, scattered showers out there, then a break sunday afternoon, then again, sunday night into early mopped morning another wave of moisture moves in from the no

for a year for the next five years. and it also passed in avon and elyria township. >>> talk about dedication. some people would not let anything stop them from voting like this guy in cleveland. he showed up at the polls on his riding lawnmower. no excuses. >>> coming up this morning, donald trump pulled off one upsets. he showed a different side during his speech. >>> what will a trump presidency look like. and we'll look at his -- look like? we'll look at his first 100 >>> donald trump elected the 45th president of the united states. and hillary clinton calling to concede. >> and we're breaking down how the votes are split and what is next. and we want to begin with the victory speech. sarah is in the election war room. >> reporter: some people may be waking up a little confused and pundits predicted a hillary clinton victory. and donald trump may have been a little surprised. cnn reports that he actually had a concession speech prepared that had to be quickly reworked into a victory speech. before 3 this morning, tr

bit during the next self hours, through the overnight. a few pockets up north where you're right near freezing, so watch for slick spots out there. temperatures have not been climbing all that much, so still up north. as we advance through late tonight, early tomorrow, just overcast skies, actually above, we'll have some breaks, but a lot of low clouds and fog will fill in. the try morning will give way to a wet afternoon and some of that rain that develops with system number two will be quite heavy. beneficial rain an additional inch plus in many parts of central and southern new hampshire. this will all tend to wind down around the morning commute on just like tomorrow, into the 40's, and with some more sun coming in 50's just sitting off to our west. they will likely move in across a good part of central and southern new hampshire. thursday, by the way, is the first day of december. 50's in here. so when do we start to cool down? a little bit on friday, scattered snow showers in the mountains, partly sunny south. same story on saturday

the cars involved in the crash -- destroyed the next day when burned through a cedar falls evidence storage building. police say everything inside the building was lost in the fire. twenty years in prison for trying to lure a 15-year- old boy. according to the plea agreement, kevin carpenter of mount vernon placed an ad on craigslist titled, "looking for young boy." an undercover iowa d-c-i agent saw the post and arranged to meet carpenter in august of 2014 --where he admitted everything and was arrested. a pilot and a passemher hurt it's unlear how the two people are doing. it was the second plane crash in the area -- happening just after this one. two people died. the f-a-a and the n-t-s-b are working together to figure out what happened. dramatic surveillance video shows an armed bank robbery. you'll see the suspects drive up to the colorado bank and run inside. there-- the men pull out their guns and start pointing them at the the two did manage to get away and the f-b-i says they should be considered armed and dangerous.. a massive fire overtakes a former steel plant. smoke coming from

in mind motion you can see all of the fog burning off in the next hour or two the good news if you're going to disney things will be improving for sure. current temperatures relatively chilly in the low 50s or upper 50s rather around 60 degrees and today we will warm up to the 80 degree mark. i will tell you more about that and what to expect for your rain in a little bit.>>> heartbreak in polk county. murray little boy died yesterday riding and atv. >> just outside of lakeland, the father is in the hospital, karen marshak has the unusual circumstances leading up to the crash.>> josh was writing with his five-year-old son on this dirt road outside of lakeland, this road is marked with no neighbors tell me if the rules were broken their heart still aches for the family.>> horrible. that is the worst. i can't imagine. i have children and i could not imagine 6:charles kaiser saw the ftp -- atv flipped over. unfortunately what happened, that is why landowners property.>> joshua heard was trying to make a u-turn when he sped up over a grass mound and a tire support arm broke causing the at

no rain in the forecast the next couple days. the clouds are in place right now and those clouds will part for some peeks of sun here or there. more sun through the interior. you're level energy hanging over the top of us right now. a big ocean storm saying and montana. this is what the storm that's going to drop feet of snow in parts of the northern plains. a blizzard warning that's up for the areas in red parts of south dakota stretching through minnesota. this is eventually what's going to bring us the little shift in the weather pattern to cooler temperatures for much of next week. so if you like the above normal temperatures enjoy these next couple of days. high pressure in control. tomorrow looks like a beautiful end to the week. we'll see sunshine i do think this is a little underdown. otherwise we'll wedged in between 2 systems to start the weekend. saturday is looking good. the storm out of the ocean tries to back up towards us and here comes the front in from the west both converging in on us. notices the snow on the no

but the next few days, dry. if you have some of the leaves piled up in the yard, trying to get rid of them, pile them up and get them out of the grass there, i think saturday would be the day to do it. sunday we'll likely see more wet weather work on in. you need thursday and friday to dry out the soaked leaves that we have outside. partly cloudy overnight tonight. mild night by november standards. we're above freezing. even some of the cooler suburbs only expecting a l into the upper 30s, holding into the mid-40s in boston. mix of sun and clouds tomorrow. mild day, mid- to upper 50s. brighter skies mid to late afternoon. still think mid morning for about lunchtime. batches of clouds that may be tough to break immediately and the 7 on 7 forecast, going through the weekend into early next week. and you can see that temperature drop off by monday and tuesday. maybe 30s to near 40 on monday with a gusty wind even if temperatures are a little above that. i do expect the windchill 30s thanks to the strong winds. we'l

over the next several days will not be reaching the middle 60s across eastern iowa. tonight the sky will be mostly clear, and with light winds patchy fog is a possibility, especially in the river valleys. lows will be in may track in on monday, and at this point it looks like the best chance would be by late afternoon and overnight. election day looks dry and mild. our weather pattern over the next several days will not be very november-like. this afternoon we will have plenty of sunshine with temperatures reaching the middle 60s across eastern iowa. tonight the sky will be mostly clear, and with light winds patchy fog is a the lower 40s. highs will be mainly in the mid 60s today through sunday with lows in the 40s. a few showers may track in on monday, and at this point it looks like the afternoon and overnight. election day looks dry and mild. our weather pattern over the afternoon we will have plenty of sunshine with temperatures reaching the middle 60s across eastern iowa. tonight the sky will be mostly clear, and with light winds patchy fog is a possibility, esp

tais but for the first 100 days of the next administration. olivier? olivier: the principle of coverage of this is no different than principle of coverage of the white house. when you cover the white house it's best not to cover the white house. talk to congress, the agency, talk to the political operatives, talk to above all, talk to congress where you may as well have 535 press secretaries all talking. so in some ways the transition can be complicated. in the immediate part of the allies in congress hear things. it's good to talk to other people who have the same information or close to it but aren't as guarded. cat: kimberly you covered various department agencies like the v.a. and education department. what happens there when all your sources, especially the political appointee, may be gone? how do you go about getting ready for the next administration? kimberly: you have to start now. this is the time to be going to key lawmakers and to key interest groups and say, ask them, what are you formally and informally asking the transition teams

the start of next year. he says meeting with the new meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... today is shaping up to be yet another beautiful day. we'll have lots of sunshine and highs in the upper 50s. clear skies continue tonight with lows in the 30s. blue sky is here again tomorrow, and it'll be warmer and breezy with highs in the middle 60s. start off next week near 60. our only rain chance in the next nine days - and it's a small one - comes on tuesday. our normal highs drop into the 40s in just a few days, and we'll be above that threshold for a while.today: sunny. wind: w 5-10. high: 59 alo: 59 dbq: 58 iow: 60 tonight: clear. wind: sw 5-10. low: 35 alo: 35 dbq: 34 iow: 36 senator chuck grassley is in office. he beat democratic challenger and former lieutenant governor patty judge with 60 percent of the vote last night. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders reports. nat "what a crowd, what a crowd." and what a win for grassley, now destined to become iowa's longest serving senator, ev

have been over the next decade. alix: the big question has not been whether the 10 year goes to 2% or 3%, but what that does to the search for yield. is that still in play, and if so, is this a buying opportunity? is in we do believe it play and we do believe there is a buying opportunity. we have been putting money to work against that. alix: not even risk in safety. the search for yield is still intact. are those stocks still good? david: on the stock side, there will be a rotation, away from some of the bond money that was in the equity markets for the last couple of years. that will rotate out, and you will see the tilt back into growth. as you were talking earlier, toward growth, toward value. we do see a rotation happening in the equity markets, which we have been waiting for, for a while. alix: in terms of the rotation out of bonds and into stocks, do you believe that there is still juice in stocks? david: we have tactically moved our equities over to where the last six weeks, but for most of our long-term in

nation seeing a lot of pictures of that 30% moon's orbit the closest to earth since 1948, the next time this happens is 2034. a few clouds moving into our northern and western counties so far those will avoid much of the area from cedar rapids to dubuque. those clouds will quickly move out of here the commute looks good temperatures will be in the upper 30s with mostly sunny skies and the rest of the day should be fine too more will peak at 62 degrees and believe it or not our normal highs are back down in the upper 40s and we see a big change coming in the forecast that will put temperatures well below that stick around the extended forecast is big change for us. >>> developing tonight an iowa city couple says they are the latest around the country to be targeted with racist messages after donald trump won the white house. amar and his family, you can all go home now we don't want blank and terrorists here #trump. >> she is a citizen but bornsudan. >> police decided not to investigate the incident. from the police chief bill campbell said his officer's actions were absolutely those mos

here's the next 7 days. warming up into the weekend. low 80s saturday and sunday. a little breezy on saturday. 81 for the high. 28 sunday, cloud cover increasing throughout the da i on sunday by late sunday night we have 40% chance of rain in the valley as the next storm system approaches. right now looking incredibly wet across the state on monday as the system comes in. anywhere from half appear ito an inch of rain expected for much of arizona is des moines play. temperatures drop dramatically. slight chance for a few more showers on tuesday. heading into thanksgiving sunny and 77 on thanksgiving day. . >>> we are all virtual today in the financial fitness zone there is virtually no better time than the holiday season to take a look at the charity which you would like to support with your money. giving it tuesday is coming up in less than 2 weeks last year on that date more than 700 million $160 million to charity in just 1 day. charity navigator makes it pretty easy of all airs irz's great to not so great nonprofits one example of a good one the forever young fo

the next election cycle. what exactly do you mean by this? loebsack: 2018 is coming up in just a couple of years in iowa democrats are going to be thinking long and hard about who we are going to put up for governor who we are going to put up on these races because i believe were on the wrong path. and the governor has done some things that are not good for the state. but i'm confident that democrats can get on the right path again. jordee: what's your goal for the next two years? lo more jobs better jobs better paying jobs that's what i'm going to work towards. that's a big source of the angst and anger that came out of this election and that's how we resolve that issue young won his re- election bid over democrat jim mowrer, grabbing 54 percent of the vote. mowrer had 4 republican steve king has been re-elected to an 8th term in the u-s house. he is representing iowa's 4th congressiona l district. king beat democrat kim weaver 61 to 39%. all 4 of iowa's incumbents will return to the house of representatives

its way to the northeast in the next hour or so. keep that in mind as you hit the road in the next couple of minutes. best chance for rain, 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.. then the evening hours when we get the storms coming up in about 10 minutes. right now, let's hit the road with storm trak 7 and johnny gonzales. john: good morning. getting a second wind? that is kind of what we are seeing here on the outer loop of the beltway with a lot of red lights. take a look at our dashcam here, we are essentially stuck in a backup caused by an accident as you get off the beltway on to the 270 spur. there appears to be an accident there. one right lane is closed right now. this traffic is backed up for several miles. well, we are not sure if need details on exactly what happened, but we can tell you that there have been a number of accidents. we have actually seen to spin outs on the beltway. one of the near tysons, another one behind us. as i say behind us there is a shot of -- well, more brake lights, beltway on the inner loop, the was an accident on

weather will be perfect for the next supermoon. if you did not last night, here is some incredible video we caught this. it is said to be the brightest moon and almost 69 years. look at your screen. this is an amazing shot. the surm you missed it - you can still see it again tonight!make sure to send us your photos of the super moon on facebook the cbs 2 news at noon, a popular cedar rapids restaurant closes down without notice. you may have to find a new place to get your steak. who shows up to lonestar in cedar rapids for lunch or dinner - will be disappointed. the lonestar steakhouse has this sign posted on their door today.it says - thank you to thier customers for thier >>> today, anyone that shows up to lone star in cedar rapids for lunch or dinner will be disappointed. the lone star steakhouse has this signposted outside the door today. it says thank you to their customers for years of loyalty and encourages them the waterloo location but that they are closed. a family member of a worker says they did not find out about the

we're not going to have the luxury, whatever the next ideas, when there's the next fight of being able to take weeks or months to get forces there. it doesn't matter what those forces are, you've got to have them forward. you've got to have them ready. they have got to be ready in the marines terms to fight tonight. i think that not just north korea, but that has to be what we pass on to our successors. >> and i certainly agree and believe that as soon as we know who the next president will be, and as soon as we have a transition team specifically at the pentagon, that very quickly there will need to be a strategic review by this team of the threats, perhaps larger quadrennial defense review down the line. as you said, speed will be very, very important. to understand the threat profile, to also i would imagine conduct over time nuclear posture review. that is something most new administrations will do to look at state of nuclear enterprise and where do we go from here with that nuclear enterprise. the new administration is going to have to also address quite up front whether or not we

cindy: we are well into the 50's for the next few days. the average high this time of temperatures that are struggling through the lower 50's. we've been sitting with readings all morning long. temperatures are changed little today due to a lot of cloud cover. we have a west southwesterly wind trying to bring in some drier air. it is a lot of sunshine through parts of connecticut and some of this is going to work in. i expect things to brighten up over the next couple of hours. we have southwest. the tides are high. the coast oflooded visor he until 2:00. we go into the next few hours before the sun sets at 4:21 and there will be a few breaks of sunshine. temperature sneak up into the mid-50's. more sunshine in the forecast. we will talk about that pattern erika: tufts university reporting an increase in mumps cases. the school says several students at its somerville campus have been diagnosed with the contagious bible disease. students faculty and staff have been informed they are encouraged to get checked out if they have symptoms. tufts

that is the air mass place for the first half of next week. today, pretty close to the norms for this time of year. the winds pick up tomorrow morning and eventually gust over 25 mph, feeding in the cooler air for tomorrow afternoon. both mornings over the weekend will be chilly. lows statewide in the 20's. sunday, and then we start moderating a bit by saturday. i sunday and monday, we start warming up. a thank you to the bobcats at barron elementary in salem, who i visited to talk weather with. fourth-graders have been doing a weather unit. as always, i merely review for them, talking water cycle, clouds, and tornadoes. get excellent questions about careers and television as well i always tell them we are the very small fraction of meteorologist that are out there. are people doing research, flying in hurricanes, chasing tornadoes. i am not usually the one standing in two feet of snow very often. i am very happy being here with that large cup of coffee. erin: we could change all of that this winter, you know. sean: hurricanes. erin: i am sure

as we head through the next few days, 20% chance for showers with the front on monday. and then we remain dry for the rest of workweek and relatively cool temperatures. >>> many of us know that exercise is good for us, whether we do it for not. >> and these days, medical coming doctors to recommend exercise for their patients with prescriptions. >> reporter: exercise has far reaching effects for almost everybody's system from the brain to the heart. and two medical schools are teaching students how to prescribe exercise as how to prevent a variety of ailments it will help lower high blood pressure and evidence suggested it has positive effects for some cancer patients. and it helps control type 2 diabetes and treating diabetes and all the applications, costs billions of dollars a year. but it is largely preventable through diet and exercise. they recommend that adults get or 150 moderate sker exercise. you don't have to go to the gym either or go for a walk or work in the yard and even doing brisk housework. it is all worth the effort. >>> the reunion of the former team

we'll be close to the record highs over the next couple of days, really only two degrees off for the rest of the week. after that, a little bit of relief in the forecast. the reason why we're seeing such hot weather. an area of high pressure very persistent over the west coast. keeping us dry and any storms from impacting our area over the next few days, that will gradually weaken and our down. overnight tonight, another clear sky. temperatures well above normal. we're supposed to be in the 60s. mid 50s on tap for sandy valley and upper 40s. mid 80s for the lake. 81 degrees for our high. we should be wearing the sweater weather, we'll probably be in t-shirts tomorrow afternoon. that warming trend pretty much comes to a halt as the next few days continue. a gradually cooling, ever so slowly, dipping down into the mid 70s by the weekend. that's still a few degrees -- actually six degrees above normal for this time of year. overnight temperatures still pretty chilly in the 50s. >> okay. >> it is going to make it dramatic. >> all right. thanks. >> they have graced television thanks. >> t

it is going to stay this way is a go through the next few days. in fact the next 7 days. high pressure is in control. i disturbance across eastern arizona by the middle of the week but it won't bring moisture. we have another disturbance heading our way on sunday. but not enough moisture for rain. a dry seven-day forecast. winds will get stronger tomorrow into wednesday. we will get some breezes in the valley. gusting at times up to 25 miles through the day. the strongest winds will be across southern arizona. tucson will fill the wind gusts as high as 35 miles per hour. hopefully helping offset the warm temperatures. tomorrow will be warmer than today. today made-upper 80s across the valley under mostly sunny skies. 30 year average nearly 10 degrees lower. 87 in phoenix. 70s in kingman. mid-70s in sedona. flagstaff in the 60s. overnight tonight we will fall in the 30s-40s across much of northern arizona. sedona dropping to 50. and phoenix down to 64 by tomorrow morning. we will start off the day with mild temperatures in the 60s as the polls open. is the clear skies thro

expected to deliver the proof of concept to dbi over the next couple weeks. the last item i think is of high importance is the civil service process. of course to get funding to continue there is fairly long series of things that we have to do. we need board of supervisors approval before that we need cisc service approval, and union approval and have to give 60 days notice and so on. there is a little bit of the ankle bon is connected to the shinbone going on there. to keep things moving we submitted that paperwork earlier this month to get it started while we are working on other things like more detailed plan and proof of concept and proof of concept plan as well so pushing on all fronts and parallel to make sure things move forward in timely a fashion as possible. there are other things we are working on as well. one is there governance model and do we structure it. low does the business participate and steering and decisions made from aerfblg from policy decisions to governance to differ cult design. there is governance model worked on as the currents ef

we are tracking the next morning. the wind will increase with this storms as temperatures reach near 50 both days. clouds will linger through the slight chance for light rain/snow showers thursday night. no widespread travel problems are to the low 30s. friday and saturday are dry with more sunshine saturday pushing highs into the upper sunday afternoon into monday morning. the wind will increase thank you, mark. may people across the area are on the roads tonight -- or are a few minutes away from getting behind the wheel to visit family for tomorrow's holiday. storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel is riding along with the thanksgiving travelers tonight -- he's live in the passenger sen hawk county. clouds will linger through the night. fog doesn't appear to be an issue tonight as the wind increases from the northwest at 10-15 mph. not much sunshine is in the forecast until maybe slight chance for light rain/snow showers thursday night. no widespread travel problems are expected...except for isolated slick spots a

what will be interesting over the next 24 hours is what that means for the next year, whether the market needs to price in more fed tightening as a result of a new government in the u.s. guy: plenty more to come from steven saywell. jon, you made the point yesterday that another disconnect you have seen is oil. the oil market has been one of those outliers because it has been working on its own factors. back effectve ripple has caused some of this breakdown. jon: there was a 3% correction, so i use the term loosely, falling out of bed. but you would have blamed oil. there was a huge return in the crude market. the big disconnect is not just what we saw yesterday, but the disconnect between the dollar. how those two things come back together. guy: let's carry on the conversation. uncertainty over the aftermath of u.s. election is high. we will get to the market , next. then, brexit, plus, plus, plus. we will speak to the ceo of glaxo. all of that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from new york city, a warm welcome back to the european open. the attention of global markets on washi

county, points north, and the next couple of hours will be the wettest. add to that the early sunset, when it's so gray and dark out already it makes it seem like the sunset is even earlier. here's a wider view and you see those elements of yellow. many south of the island. let's take a wider view of this whole thing as it lifts up. steadiest and heaviest is lifting through the region and will over the next one to three hours but here's a look at the wide area. let's localize some of it for you, from new hampshire across, bands of moderate to heavy rain, very heavy rain down to hudson and right in worcester. of course, framingham affected mansfield, norwood and southeastern mass not left out. plymouth and parts of the cape getting heavy rain. we take this out in time. it's still with us at 5:00. most of the heavy stuff by 6:00 or 7:00 starts to lift north but there are still a few heavier hours that could linger along the coastline. then finally all of it lifts north. we'll let you know what follows in a few minutes. >> will rogers airport is locked down

and that will make its way for the next fuse day. so we'll stay mainly dry for the first half of the week. we have a cold front on the horizon. and that should make it into our area on thursday. and we should see some showers ahead of this wednesday into thursday and that is the next best chance for rain. and the water vapor tells the in the up are levels of the atmosphere. you can see that brown, dry air that is moving in but it is not going last very long. look at that moisture. it is heading in and it will be here in the next couple days. as we talked about, raymond james stadium today, the bucs take on the seahawks. lots of sunshine and the temperatures in mid-70s kickoff in the upper 70s and halftime, around 73. 70. so all and all, a perfect day to be out to watch game. boaters not a term day. winds up a -- not a terrible day. the wind up a little bit with a moderate chop on the inland waters. and the next high tide is 1:51:00 p.m. here's your forecast. it is a gorgeous one. get out and enjoy it. lots of nine and high temperatur

the next several days. but we are looking up north to what you could call a potential travel trouble spot. this is all kind of falling apart. it doesn't look like this is going to too mucher a problem. if you look add the airport delays right now looks like no delays reported in any of the major airports. if you're traveling today. actually it's a great day to travel. you travel on the holiday. still six not inland through nicaragua and costa rica and moving out into the pacific. moving inland later on this afternoon. our forecast looks great. the high forecast of 8 # degrees. a little bit muggy. and then overnight tonight pleasant and mild. with a low temperature of 64. ferkt foasht many a high of 80 degrees. and plenty of sunshine. then we see a front move through over the weekend. just a bit and dry us out and our next chance of rain is midweek. >> it's an an usual weapon but it works. a thief stealing items from a car meets his match. wait until you see what took him out. first -- >> out of nowhere a ex

the next few days. this will in waterloo warmer weather means more money for developers and people looking to find a brand new home. live in waterloo. mac? when you step outside -- you're probably not thinking how it benefits the economy. but local devlopers say it's giving them an unexpected edge. what's noise to neighbors here on ravenwood circle and similar development sites across the area -- means more money for everyone. contractors are able to get ahead of of outdoor building to lease and buy properties -- also, it's been an exceptionally dry fall, so, wee've been able to do a lot of ground work. and prepare for projects for next spring, and potentially laying some sod here in the next couple of days." moore says he's ahead of schedule on his townhomes here on ravenwood circle -- which means they'll be available to rent or lease sooner than expected. construction on townhomes here -- taking nearly three months to live in waterloo -- macleod hageman -- news seven kwwl. moore says he's seeing young

not only in today, but for the next several days. it will slowly start to let up as we roll into the day on tuesday. good accumulations on the way. there are some snow shower sneaking into northeast colorado early tomorrow morning. by the heavy stuff stays in the high country. warnings and advisories in effect. the pink is warnings and the purple is advisories. several inches of new snow along the continental divide. the resorts are happy about this and it will be a tough day for travelers. 40s for denver and most of eastern north -- eastern colorado. 20s up high and 30s on the western slope. in all week long. it is something we haven't talked about in a long time. there may be morning snow showers by friday morning and only 28 degrees.>>> here is a look at what is going on at the cbs 4 mousetrap camera. heavier volume as folks head back to work from the holiday weekend. here's a look at the drive with speas in the 20s it will take 11 minutes from parker road to i-25. there is quite a bit of red on the map, but the silver lining is n