erika: in just hours, democrats trying to intimidate voters. it's one of several legal challenges around the country, all denied by the gop. on the trail today's campaign stops highly focus on battleground states. more than two dozen events are on the schedule. many focused on ohio and pennsylvania. last night both trump and clinton zeroed in on battleground north carolina. trump talking terrorism at fort bragg. >> we're going to get rid of isis. we're going to all we need is leadership. at the top level. erika: meantime, clinton hit trump over repeated comments about black voters. >> he has no idea, no idea about the strength of the black church, the vibrancy of black-owned businesses, the excellence of historically black colleges and universities. days now until the election. emily? emily: erika, thank you. we have the presidential candidates covered on election night. they will both be in new york city and so will newscenter 5. j.c. monahan will be at trump campaign headquarters and ben simmoneau will be with the clinton camp. their reports

reporter: the six-year-olds were best friends, taylor bringing erika gifts when she was in the hospital, to help brighten those days. they made it their mission to do the same for others, and when erika passed away from brain cancer, taylor vowed to keep her spirit alive. just a first grader, she founded the non-profit for the love of erika, delivering more than 13,000 gifts to kids in hospitals and homeless shelters over the past 11 years. >> i'm actually right here. reporter: along the way, earning several awards and accolades and wowing teachers and administrators at lawrence >> so then you come across a kid like taylor and you're like, you what? you run your own non-profit? that's awesome. reporter: spending countless hours a week sorting and wrapping presents, and maintaining a full load of honors classes. taylor-goodman leong's kindness, generosity, and years of selfless giving make her this week's a plus. taylor is so modest that during our interview she almost forgot to mention that she was recently inducted into the caring hall of fame in d.c., along with muhammad ali, gabby gi

the eyeopener's erika taranl is tracking overnight developments. erika. erika: we're talking about four glparate incidents now in stone, missouri. a police off a suspect is dead, details on that just coming in. and meanted the suspect who ambushed a police officer in that city has been killed in a shootout. the officer was shot twice in the face just sitting in his cruiser. he is expected to survive. and also breaking, a suspect is in custody after an officer was shot in sanibel, florida. this happened during a traffic stop on sunday. the suspect took off from the scene but was arrested a short time later. thefficer expected to be ok. detective benjamin mar kni. he was shot just noon ne police headquarters. heas writing a ticket when the suspect parked behind his cruiser and got out and shot him. tilll b celebrating the holidays. the p.d. will be burying one of its own because of an ultimate act of cowardice by a suspect who ll be caught and brought to justice. >> investigates believe this man may know something about the shooting. they are looking for al

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erika: the breaking news coming from tennessee. the driver in this deadly school bus crash is under arrest. six children were killed. the 24-year-old driver is facing five counts of vehicular homicide along with reckless driving and endangerment. a 50-year-old man is dead after a crash involving a car and a tractor trailer in danvers. it happened on route 1. no charges have been filed. and right now former house speaker sal dimasi is preparing to get out of prison. morning, return to massachusetts. he was granted early release for his corruption sentence because of cancer and ongoing health issues. >> the commuter rail is under fire after new numbers point to problems. >> doug meehan is live in worcester where riders probably noticed pain all too well. doug: you are not kidding. people that ride these rail lines are familiar with the delays but this new report is so bad that the company the commuter rail launching a taskforce to figure out exactly what is going on here. in the last 30 days just 61% of the trains on the worcester li

erika gonzalez is live outside the school this morning with more threats on mass violence. erika? >> reporter: eun, good morning. when students and teachers, parents dropping them off this morning, they should be able to do it with more peace of mind here at high point high school yesterday. let me show you what the scene looked like from chopper 4's point of view yesterday afternoon. the former student alejandro avelar is 20 years old. yesterday he went on twitter to threatened to bring guns and explosives to high point high school. a lot of parents and students were probably nervous about that, but we got word last night that the former student was arrested for making those threats. and students may have felt uneasy after learning about those threats, investigators say avelar did not have access to firearms or any explosives that he threatened with on social media. this wednesday should be a normal day here at high point high school. i'm erika gonzalez, back to you. >>> hi, angie goff here at the live desk with a live look out of greece where president obama is right now. the ac

from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez, back to you. >> erika, thank you. >>> 6:15 right now. president obama will honor our nation's veterans today. the president will pay tribute by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. president obama will also make formal veterans. it is the last veteran's day ceremony of his term in office. >>> a local veteran is spending this holiday in a new home. >> mark segraves shows us how a program in the district is battling homelessness for our american here heros and finding success. >> reporter: a disturbing reality that so many veterans find themselves homeless. the they're one of the fastest populations homeless in america. here in the district, they've shelters and off the streets into stable housing. one of those veterans, sergeant robert lee. he came back from fighting for his country only to end up homeless with two daughters, a single father living in a shelter. this thanksgiving season, they'll be celebrating in a new home. >> we thought that we were going to end up being in the shelter for thanksgiving and krls. which wou

the eyeopener's erika tarantal is tracking the democrats this morning. erika. erika: the clinton camp getting a boost from the hampshire. the democrats zeroing in on battleground states in these final hours, pennsylvania, michigan, north carolina, florida, virginia all on their list. clinton urged supporters not just to cheer but to vote. >> when your kids and grandkids ask you what you did in 2016, when everything was on the line, i hope you're able to say you voted, you voted stronger, fairer america. erika: she was joined by gold star father khizr khan whose son was killed in iraq and has become a fierce clinton supporter. recent polls have shown clinton inching ahead of trump but the only polls that matter will be open tomorrow. randy: thank you. this is what the abc news electoral map projection looks least 275 electoral votes. that's more than the 270 needed to win. new hampshire is one of the few states up for grabs. trump looks to turn it red. our special extended coverage beginning today on election eve. newscenter 5 starts at 4:00 this afternoon. and

palsy thanks for nonprofit tyler and his family are taking a trip to the happiest place in the world erika gonzalez is at mile high stadium they gave him they great news. it was the sweetest moment as he ties reaction when he's going to disney for a whole week this family that found is a bacon for me crated the organization after surviving cancer and decided to of sick kids he recently heard about tyler and knew that he was the next kid's group would surprise with the help of a staffing company told ict see the organ as they organize the kind of welcome only the broncos players get in and told him they great news. being able to do this for him thank you for memory cells home introduce posted about the organization on tyler story in his reaction tonight at ten erika gonzalez fox 31. dozens of denver families just got their deductions of 47 foster kids finalized today also celebrate national adoption day at the lindsay flanigan courthouse downtown for the families got a little bigger today some of them even dumping more than one child even the broncos mascot miles as you can see her to help

erika martin is here with the forecast. >> we have a mix of everything. yesterday we got to rain, as you mentioned. we do have more showers i'll be tracking in my ten day on ten. look at the bottom of your screen. you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. we are seeing a few high clouds. a lot of sunshine out there. satellite and radar image, notice this here on the screen. it is telling you we do have higher clouds. everything will start to mix up. i am going with mostly sunny to sunny skies for today. new jersey low 50s for you. lehigh valley low 50s. 51 is the average in delaware. future temperatures starting this at 11:00 a.m. we are seeing 40s out there and some 50s. a mix of sun and clouds right now. by saturday really important as we get this into motion. notice how we start to see much cooler temperatures early saturday morning. temperatures starting off in the upper 20s to low 30s by 7:00 a.m. on saturday. more details in just a bit. back to you. >> time far late morning check on the roads with jessica boyington. where are you starting? >> we

erika: first to portland, oregon where protests turned violent. several people were arrested after breaking business windows, streets. there were a number of protests across the country for a second night. most of them were peaceful. also breaking overnight in marlborough, a serious crash on 495, state police say one car was involved, a woman hurt, and right now police and dcf are investigating after an infant was found unconscious in a marlborough home. two adults also found unconscious, and sources telling 5 investigates a drug overdose is facing charges accused of leaving the scene of an accident. there were passengers onboard the bus. they were calling 9-1-1. the incident captured on surveillance video. >> sera congi is live with the action by those passengers leading to an arrest. sera. sera: emily and randy, police are trying to sort out how this happened. it was the passengers who could tell that set stoneham on main street in front of the old dairy dome. surveillance video from a nearby business show the route 132 bus being pulled over by

erika with the red flag. erika: police and the f.b.i. have been searching for a motive, scouring the suspect's home. for now, a facebook post could be the biggest indicator. l driving into a crowd on campus, jumping out, slashing with a butcher knife. 11 people were hurt, one critically, before this campus police officer shot him dead. he was a somali immigrant. he complained saying he couldn't pray openly on campus. he posted on facebook calling on americans to stop interfering with muslim nation saying, run, hide or fight. some of them you can see barricading themselves in. >> i ran into a bathroom luckily that was just a single stall and was able to lock myself in there. erika: police are investigating whether artan had links to roar groups. leaders in the muslim community are urging people not to jump to conclusions. randy: ahead in our next half hour, we have a closer look at how to protect yourself in an attack, whether it's on a campus as it was office or anywhere. an expert breaks down key advice from the department of homeland s

erika? >> first to the republicans, donald trump and his campaign with events today in new mexico, arizona, colorado, and florida. and those events split between trump and his running mate, mike pence. and the democratic ticket, a sea of blue, and hillary clinton in nevada, and arizona today, and she has heavy hitters campaigning today, including president barack obama and first lady and senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and her husband, former president bill clinton, and our bicycs electoral votes. >> the one state that he has to win is pennsylvania. the fact is he has to win florida, ohio, and pennsylvania together or he has to win wisconsin, ohio, and michigan and pennsylvania. he's behind in every one of those states, except ohio up by one. if he does not win pennsylvania he will never make it. >> i agree with mary ann that he needs pennsylvania but he could trump has a longer way to go. >> and a clinton win in florida would almost deny trump a path to victory but polls show a

erika: lines out the door. this is the scene every day at st. boniface hospital two months since hurricane matthew. >> most of the time we have over 500 patients in our waiting room. erika: the doctor updating us from the only fully functioning hospital in the hardest hit southern peninsula. the storm tore apart haiti's fragile water systems. >> you go to a village and they just have rain water. >> people hear haiti and disaster and have heard it before. reporter: connor lived in haiti through the 2007 earthquake. he implores people to pay attention saying the tragedies are similar in scope. >> the same people were affected, 1.5 million people severely affected by the hurricane. confronting. over 90% of crops are destroyed. it's a much more rural, isolated part of the country. and so the devastation is definitely different from the earthquake, but in many ways comparable in terms of a long-term effect. erika: to address this, st st. boniface has gone mobile to reach the desperate population. they've vaccinated 20,000 people against alcohol la. s

>> erika, thank you. right now police are searching fo found shot in the woods in easton. >> this morning they have a new clue. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is in the community with their plea for help. >> randy and emily, police are easton are asking for help finding a specific vehicle that could be connected to the shooting after two boys found that man shot in the woods. that man, 35-year-old daniel smith, is still fighting for his the boys found the victim in the woods tuesday suffering from gunshot wounds. smith is a former resident of easton, now living in florida. here's a description of that car that police are looking for this morning. it's a 2016 mazda 3 sedan, red, it has florida license plates, 372qqk. it's unclear what connect t shooting, why the man was shot, and if there are any suspects. we will keep you posted on the investigation. we're live in easton, antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. >> antoinette, thank you. governor charlie baker is looking at new ways to narrow the achiev

erika here is tracking the democrats. erika: the clinton camp getting a boost from the campaigner. president barack obama will be in new hampshire this afternoon headlining a rally at unh. the democrats also zeroing in on those battleground states. pennsylvia carolina, florida, and virginia on their list. in manchester, clinton urged supporters not just to cheer but to vote. >> when your kids and grandkids ask you what you did in 2016, when everything was on the line, i hope that you are able to say, you voted. you voted for a better, stronger, fairer america! killed in iraq and has become a fierce clinton supporter. the trail was crowded. bernie sanders campaigning for clinton in arizona last night and bill clinton rallied supporters in michigan. meantime recent polls have clinton inching ahead of trump, but of course the only polls that really matter will be the ones open tomorrow. emily: thank you. this is what the battleground map looks like this morning. clinton projected to get 275 electoral votes, and that's more than the 2 new hampshire is one of the few states up to grabs

erika is here with the red flag. erika? erika: police have been searching for a motive scouring the suspect's home. but for now a facebook post could be the biggest indicator of the 18-year-old's mind set. abdul was killed just one minute after driving into a crowd and jumping out, slashing people with a butcher knife, 11 were hurt, one critically before this police officer shot artan dead, he was a somali immigrant and resident. could not pray openly as a muslim. investigates say he posted to facebook moments before the attack calling on america to stop interfering with the muslim nations saying i can't take it any more. the attack prompted an alert urging students to run, hide or fight. some of them barricading themselves in. >> i ran into a bathroom, luckily, that was just a single stall, was able to lock myself in there. erika: police are investigating whether artan emily: a man has serious injuries after a fire in tewksbury. the flames reaching two alarms. the man who owns that house was inside at the time. the 84-year

this for him thank you for memory cells home introduce posted about the his reaction tonight at ten erika gonzalez fox 31. dozens of denver families just got their deductions of 47 foster kids finalized today also celebrate national adoption day at the lindsay flanigan courthouse downtown for the annual event in all 34 local families got a little bigger today some of them even dumping see her to help celebrate parents and kids told us they have waited more than a year for this day. it means that i'm complete now. i'm not incomplete. this a there's a lot of things that i have to deal with and to fix but at least i have a mom. that means a lot. city officials say there are so many more kids waiting in foster care there hoping for a permanent homes and hundred thousand kids nationwide. hopefully that all find great homes turning to your money target and best buy announcing their black friday plans those stores open for business on thanksgiving this year joining the ranks of retailers the don't want to miss out on any sales targets helping hoping at 6:00 p.m. base giving day blow stores will

. >>> fox 25's erika richey just arrived on scene and erika, any updates on the victim's condition here? >> not as of right now. the victim is still in serious condition with life-threatening injuries being treat at the hop as we speak. active. behind me you can see down the street here on huntington avenue in hyde park as it has been since the call came in around 8:30 this evening. but what we have learned since we've arrived is that there is one suspect in custody. the age to the victim still remains unknown at this are positive but the boston police have one suspect in custody. they got called here to hyde park around 8:30 tonight for a domestic disturbance that's when they found the victim was in serious condition and again that victim has been taken to the hospital and has suffered life-threatening injuries. we don't know the extent right now. police remain on the scene here. they continue to investigate we'll stay here for the remainder of the half-hour and bring you any updates as they become available to us. live in hyde park, erika richey, is state liss are looking for a taxi d

erika? >> your health now. a new study out of boston university providing the first solid link between football and degenerative brain disease. the connection between brain inflammation brought on by football-related head injuries and the disease known as c.t.e. scientists found that the longer a person plays, the greater risk of damage there. the new research brings doctors one step closer to early diagnosis and treatment. treatments to fight cancer may pose a health risk. the downside is they may cause heart problems. especially when used together. doctors stress the drugs offer huge benefits despite that risk. some doctors are concerned controversial prostate screening recommendations may have gone too far. a study finds nearly 29% drop in the number of routine biopsies since 2012. that's when the u.s. preventive services task force recommended against using a blood test checking most healthy men for prostate cancer. doctors tell if men with dangerous cancers missed out. >> a new poll painting a new picture

erika, good morning. reporter: tomorrow president-elect donald trump is expected to unveil details of an agreement with carrier. the air conditioning company tweeting it's pleased to be keeping nearly 1,000 jobs in indiana. the company had planned to move about 1,400 jobs to mexico. the effort by trump part of his pledge to keep manufacturing the "new york times" reporting this likely followed promises of easing regulations and overhauling the corporate tax code and some economic incentives from the state of indiana. meantime, all eyes were on new york city last night where trump and mitt romney met over dinner. incoming chief of staff reince priebus also there. it was the second meeting between trump and romney, who's being considered for secretary of state. >> i had a wonderful evening with president-elect donald trum affairs throughout the world and these discussions i have had with him have been enlightening and engaging. reporter: romney was a fierce critic of trump during the campaign. he now says h

we will share it with erika. erika: high school students make the ultimate costume for a boy with epilepsy. their kind and creative work. and a woman rescued from a burning car. how she accidentally caused the flames. plus harvard students reacting to vulgar comments about the women's soccer team, the tradition that they say needs to ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. special breaks to wall street executives. kelly ayotte. she's siding with corporate special interests and that's costing you. she's not wo

erika. erika: the breaking news overnight, donald trump is our president-elect, he wins in pennsylvania and florida helped to push him over the top in the electoral college. we'll take a look at the potential financial impact of this election on your wallet. that's coming up next. cindy: we're waking up with clouds but rain is going to be moving in today. the strong winds and colder temperatures ahead, the full emily: breaking overnight, donald trump is the next president of the united states. the republican now the first person to win the post without having held public office or having served in the military. cindy, off to a pretty mild start this morning. >> yeah, not bad, and notice as we approach the sunrise here, a bit of pink on the horizon, and showers coming in, so a good idea to have the umbrella with you. and with the bolt of weather, comes during the afternoon and into the early evening hours so dry out there this morning, and rainfall amounts are not going to be all that impress

moderator: erika, your next question goes to congresswoman duckworth. erika: most people my age will not be able to, either. 60 do you assure the million-plus people in the system and future generations can count on some form of government aid when they retire? rep. duckworth: that is an excellent question. one of the things we can do that has bipartisan support would be to raise the payroll contribution cap. right now, if you make $1 million, that you only pay into social security based on 10% of your income. hard-working americans who make 40,000 others, $50,000 zero, 100% of your income. so, you could actually expand the lifetime of social security by 30 or 40 years. one thing i am not willing to do is what my opponent has done which is to raise the age of social security enrollment. -- recipient. my mom relies on social security, and when i go to granite city and talk to home health care workers, they tell me that they need social security to retire. please don't raise the age i do , not know how i'm going to make it i am counting on it to be , ther

the eyeopener's erika tarantal here to set the political stage. >> emily, first to the republicans. donald trump and his campaign with events today in new mexico, arizona, colorado, and florida. those events split between trump and mike pence. and a sea of blue. hillary clinton in nevada and arizona today. heavy hitters campaigning for her, including president obama, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and her husband, former president bill clinton. our political analysts weighing in on the road to 270 electoral votes. >> the one state he has to win is pennsylvania. the fact is, trump either has to win florida, ohio, and pennsylvania together or he has to win wisconsin, ohio, michigan, and pennsylvania. he's behind in every one of those states except ohio. he's up by one. if he doesn't win pennsylvania, the two and the same, he'll never make it. >> i agree that he needs replace that with michigan and colorado. but trump has a much longer way to go. >> and the clinton win in florida would almost certainly deny trump a path to victory. polls show a tight race there. the latest nbc new

erika edwards, nbc news. plan is to share the simulator technology with other veterinary educators around the country. here's a live look outside at... meteorologist brian gotter is back with the storm mid to upper 50s, and a light westerly breeze. temps quickly dropped into the 30s last evening, but a sw wind kicked up overnight, and temps warmed into the mid 40s this morning under a clear sky. that sw wind will gust to 30 mph this afternoon with sunshine and highs in the lower 60s. another cold front moves in tonight, and the wind will 40. friday afternoon will be sunny, but it will be windy with a northerly wind to 25 mph, and highs struggling to get out of the 40s. saturday morning will drop to near 30, making it milwaukee's first freeze of the season. the afternoon will be sunny, breezy and cool with a high near 50. sunday is still cranks up again and will warm us up close to 60. here's your prime time lineup here's your prime time lineup on tmj4. the now milwaukee at 6:30. followed by an hour of "supers

scary as those dinosaurs, erika? >> not at all, certainly we do have overcast skies and some developing fog, but not scary at all. if you look at your screen, your will see the satellite forecast. notice here locally we're seeing one or two popup showers at best. however hour by hour forecast picking up on scattered showers from the southwest to the northeast. everything clearing by early saturday morning, all of those clouds will stick around and eventually mostly clear skies. your three-day outlook, looks better by sunday, we are seeing cooler temperatures, however, and we're seeing developing clouds, i am expecting a low to get here from the ohio valley. showers and heavy downpours monday into tuesday and wednesday. temperatures over the weekend for the most part pretty mild, with the exception of sunday, upper 40s to low 50s. i do want to show you this future cast outlook on monday, into tuesday and wednesday. we do need the rainfall so this is a very important outlook. we're starting this on monday at 5:00 p.m.,

at the decision desk, i'm erika his family watched the results roll in. they joined him last night at trump headquarters. sarah rosario was there tracking the historic moment. >> reporter: many people here in new york, the donald trump supporters are very glad, but

erika: as you know, that name getting a lot of attention this morning. but first an actual pick. the president-elect has offered retired general michael flynn the job of national security advisor. flynn has been highly critical of the current administration. he's emphasized the need for more aggressive u.s. military action to fight isis. the big talk about former romney. he'll meet with trump tomorrow. despite his blistering comments, he may be a candidate for secretary of state. meantime, the president-elect is taking credit for not moving ford to mexico. ford, which never planned to close the plant, is still planning to move some production of the focus from michigan to mexico. randy? randy: right now, three girls are facing charges after an alarming attack on the t, and the eyeopener's sera congi is in boston now with how witnesses tried to stop this assault. sera: well, randy, it all came to an end here at andrew station when a witness hit the emergency 49-year-old woman, got on a red line train at savin hill, and it was girls mocking her accent, telling her go back to your o

erika? >> reporter: good morning, eun. with chris van hollen moving to the u.s. senate, his house seat is up for grabs. jamie raskin won the race with a big lead over republican

erika? erika: we are following breaking news in plainville, one person has died after a wrongway crash on 495 south. we do have a reporter on the scene getting more information. we'll bring it to you. cindy: the radar picking up on a couple of flurries. these will move through this morning, otherwise we're tracking rain late from the day. the full time line on that is ahead. first, take a look at the temperatures as you are r head out the door. it's chilly out there. below freezing in worcester. cloudy skies, 30 degrees right >> good morning. at memorial high, the football team, awesome, mannequin challenge here. >> how are they staying up there? >> there is so still, very impressive, guys, thank you for that wakeup call and we will love to see yours. just record it and upload it using our app. it looks like football games today will probably be ok. >> ok. if you are going to be going to watch, you want to bundle up because it's kind of cold out there this morning. small chance of flurries t

erika: so right. there was a rain delay. cindy: now that rain -- it came out of cleveland.

. >> first alert erika martin is tracking weather in your neighborhood tonight. >> keith and jackie, we have had rain on and off all day long. a live look outside, we do see these soupy clouds, rain showers, and that developing nothing, if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast, other weiss rigwise r lehigh valley seeing a break in those rain showers. notice those oranges and those yellows there. route 17, route 30, also seeing some heavier downpours, everything is starting to clear by about 9:00, 10:00 p.m. plenty of sunshine in the forecast, but we do have cooler temperatures in the works. notice the lehigh valley not much going on right now, not very organized, those rain showers continuing to move to the southeast. temperatures mainly in the 50s and coming up, i do have the 10-day on 10. >>> check this out, an historic old mill in wilmington has burned to the ground. >> unbelievable images, firefighters are still on the scene putting out hot spots at the bancroft mills building. >> reporter: it lit up the wilmington sky in the middle

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erika martin, will they stick around for the morning? >> we do have mild conditions, but i'm ready for the snow, keith. a live look outside. we do have drier conditions right now. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local fabd forecast. it's quiet right now in philadelphia, but we were seeing some scattered showers earlier. otherwise, current temperatures in the neighborhood or mainly seeing some mid-40s. west mount currently at 46 degrees. chestnut hill, 44 for you. port richmond, warmer at 50 degrees. a little gustier for the lehigh valley. kutztown at 44. nazareth, 43. bath, 43. that's your current temperature. suburbs seeing mid-to-upper 40s. so conditions as far as temperatures go, pretty mild for tonight into the morning hours. it looks like exton is currently at 43, and malvern, 42 degrees. new hope currently in the mid-40s. notice show showers pretty much pushing offshore. otherwise, hour by hour showers pushing offshore and clearing by early tomorrow morning. we will see some clouds early saturday and imp

back to you. >> thank you, erika. >>> it is 6:05. we're working to get more information on a developing story in the district. d.c. police are investigating a shooting in the 4300 block of 4th street seats. 9:30. at last check, he was in critical condition. we're making additional calls to find out whether police have made any arrests or have new suspect information. >>> fairfax county police are not pressing charges at this time against a man accused of road rage on the beltway. here is what we know about the incident. a father driving with his four month old daughter in the back seat says the driver of an suv kept cutting him off. they exchanged words and the weapon and his window shattered. the father pulled over. franklin flores tried to help him. >> he got really scared because it was unexpected that his window shattered. and so the first thought was i need to get off to the side and make sure my baby is okay. >> the little girl is all right. they caught up with an suv driver in vienna but did not find a weapon and aren't sure h

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at ray dpan national, i'm erika gonzalez. back to you. >> all good advice. >> good rule. >>> if you are flying out of bw marshall, it may look differently. they unveiled the new connector yesterday to allow it to add more international flights. the de connector includes gates, and there are also new food options, a children's play area and outdoor patio. >>> and new this morning the chattanooga, tennessee, community came together to remember the five children who were killed in that bus crash yesterday. people released balloons to honor the victims. a prayer vigil was also held. the bus driver, the 24-year-old johnthony walker is in jail charged with five counts of vehicular homicide. his mother says the crash was an it don't make no sense. >> police say walker was driving well above the 30-mile-per-hour speed limit right before the crash. >>> well, getting a look at some new images of a suspect accused of exposing himself to a child inside a fairfax county store. police want you to take a good look at these photos from insid

why teachers union say it was the best decision for public erika? >> randy, breaking overnight, donald trump is the president-elect. he wins in pennsylvania and florida, helped push him over the top in the electoral college with nearly all precincts reporting, trump earned about half a million more popular votes than hillary clinton. >> cloud cover moving in this morning. tracking rain to the west. the timeline on when showers >> breaking overnight, donald trump is the next president of the united states. the republican now the first person to win the post without having held public office or having served in the military. cindy, kind of a mild start. >> not as chilly. we've got rain on the way. we're still dealing with extreme drought. our deficit continues to grow in the boston area. we're behind nearly in the worcester area. we could use more rain than we're getting. maybe a tenth of an inch today and that's about it with the areas focused on southeastern massachusetts. towards midday, especially the afternoon and evening, the chance for a few sh

now i feel like erika was in fort collins showed her house. i want to show you guys see update on radar there is an area where rethink the snow totals organa go up now the sun has set you can see this now words let this is all shifting off to the east even those let up on i 70 and fort morgan more snow fills back and and lower elevations they have a little bit of rain. today now the storm is lifting up on the backside of it eventually we get a down sloping wind which dries out this now and causes of come through in and as he did through nine to 10:00 o'clock tonight the meantime are starting to have these bands of snow showers out there they'll be pushing from north down to the south and east of pretty moderate snow been down here and metro denver we did have a little bit of a break this one we have the afternoon. not notice 'r band and whether driving hard and lifting as you head south of town and get to 470 and lincoln avenue the rising elevation. and head out towards monument health that wind is lifting this now and generating moderate and

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disfrÚtalo mÁs, como si le estuvieras dando un masaja alessandra. >> erika. (risas). >> ya que estÁ todo eso, bien meas rado, mezclado. >> ¿ hay que echarlo ahÍ?. >> sÍ, hazme un ladito, quÉ delicia, quÉ aroma, que mezcla de sabor, esto lleva el sazÓn de daniel. >> ahora estÁ caliente. >> sÍ, mezcla, mezcla, mezcla, sin miedo, sin miedo. >> me van a poner a cocinar hoy cuando llegue a la casa. >> vamos a hacer un cilindro con eso, vamos a quitar esto de aquÍ, vamos a ponerlo acÁ, aquÍ, aquÍ, aqui, aquÍ, el ci lynn otro, vamos a baÑarlo con esta deliciosa salsa, vamos a mezclarlo. >> queda un poquito, no se va a desperdicio aro nada. >> un poco mÁs de salsa. >> hay que ser generosos, esto lleva un delicioso sabor a mÉxico y ahora un delicioso sabor a venezuela. >> ¿ ahora?. >> vamos al horno. >> siempre he querido hacer esto. >> espÉrame, esperame, cÚbrelo, cÚbrelo, cubrelo. horno, horno, horno. >> ¿cuÁntos grados?. >> 375 grados por 45 minutos, y usted va a poder disfrutar de un delicioso pastelon, hay que probarlo, daniel, hay que prob

february lights festival runs in the end of december fox 31 erika gonzalez 31 erika gonzalez has a the storybook scene and visitors a warm reminder the holiday season has iraq. the general manager picked a perfect day to launch this year's budweiser light festival. this is a second year they welcome the community to way. crews have been setting up more than out thousand mike's. we had a lot of thing since last year. anastasia light display with music part of the display is a giant tree maze where kids can get lost in the fields of blue that evergreens the most popular attraction has nothing to do with the holidays not even really anything to do with the beer but it's right behind these doors. the budweiser clydesdale. the clydesdale stay cozy inside the stable those who came to the four-legged friend flames we're the fire pit was a place to be. can visit the brewery. so it out a little a little bit of beer and some holiday cheer and thousands of bright lights you end up with a beautiful night. solar color colorado will run thursday through sunday night from five intel attend they can t

at the live desk, i'm erika heart stop. look at this. a 9-year-old boy saves his baby brother as he falls right off the changing table. did you see that catch right there? the mother had turned her back for just a moment and that is all it takes to deal with another child, that is when the 11 month old rolled over on his stomach and fell off the edge. his brother caught him. this happened in south florida. the baby is okay and the mom gave that 9-year-old a big hug. i think he might be getting a little bit more than that. >>go children, home alone with them. hats off to them, big brother. >>> before you load up the kids, there is big news about child boozer seats. the institute for highway safety rates 48 out of 53 booster seats with the highest rating. it started the ratings this 2008. only a quarter of the booster seats made it to the top. they're boasting about the boosters that work. >> this is really good news for parents that they can feel confident that when they're majority of boosters they're looking at will provide good belt fi

thanks for saying with us at 930, i'm erika gonzalez next line kagan harsha. the victim has lived in trinidad for a decade. but is now selling home and moving in with her daughter. but they need a little help to get the few belongings the burglars didn't take.

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back to you. >>> thank you, erika. a gas pipeline that exploded could be restarted this weekend. it happened on monday and injured at least seven people. this was about 25 miles southwest of birmingham. investigators are still working to determine the cause. occurred there. >>> and landon dowdy is here to look at the travel forecast. >> good morning. it is not just your tummies full, but the airline trade group says more travelers will fly domestically this year. an estimated 27.3 million people will fly between november 18th and the 29th. the sunday after thanksgiving is travel day. and airlines are preparing by adding more seats, larger planes and additional flights. back over to you. >>> thank you. it is 6:55 right now. here are 4 things to know before you head out the door this morning. donald trump and hillary clinton are battling for votes. clinton heads to arizona today hoping to pick up what is typically a republican state. and she also has an event in las today. >>> and breaking news out of iowa this morning where two police officers have been shot and killed. both offic

erika martin is here with today's forecast. >> we have had a windier start to the day today. right now we are seeing temperatures mainly in the 60s. so low 60s with a mix of sun and clouds. notice we have seeing mid-and low level clouds here. we talked about that yesterday. here we are seeing low 60s for new jersey. 60 is the average. more sunshine for you in delaware a mix of sun and clouds. if you look at the bottom of your screen you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. radar picking up on light greens on the screen northwest of the lehigh valley. not making it to the ground but we do have a few extra clouds. those winds will start to kick up by this afternoon, certainly overnight into early tomorrow moo morning. high temperature for tomorrow. so a colder saturday in the works all thanks to a cold front sliding down. we have a chilly day tomorrow. temperatures close to the freezing mark by tomorrow into sunday. so look at these temperatures. upper 40s for the lehigh valley. more sunshine on sunday. the average i would say upper 50s to low 60s. so a quick look at falcon

. >>> we are not on ice here at nbc10n't let's talk to first alert meteorologist erika martin. >> we are picking up some scattered showers on radar. a live look outside, mainly major cast skies, and here it is, satellite radar image, picking up on stray showers moving through the area, our hour by hour forecast will show you those showers movie ing tows the northeast. neighborhood forecast, very mild right now. temperatures were really nice. right now rittenhouse at 49 degrees. bustleton currently at 51. the suburbs seeing upper 40s and 50s. new hope currently at 49 degrees. winds are calm so it's certainly not going to be an issue across delaware. glassgo currently another 51, wilmington 52, milton at 52. hour by hour forecast, picking up on those showers, again, scattered showers, certainly not going to be a washout, but nuisance showers along the jersey shore. everything clearing by tomorrow morning. by 6:00, 7:00 a.m., we'll see clouds break. your expected high temperatures for tomorrow, mainly seeing some upper 40s to low 50s, bethlehem, your expected high 49 degrees, along with

erika? >> you mean it's not normally that cover? >> no. >> thank you. >>> the call that changed a virginia mother. it was part of a terrifying scam, the fbi says is a growing believe her daughter had been kidnapped. >> we've got a developing story out of south carolina. >>> a woman was found chained inside a shipping container. she's been missing since august. this morning we have the latest this morning we have the latest n the desperate searoch after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig. you can do anything. i moved on her like a [bleep] and he's the republican nominee for president. and now republican congresswoman comstock is trying to run away from trump? i mean, come on. look, we just can't vote for comstock or trump. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? rals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment