through the lens and it passes. they don't have to actively remember to put it in. their lens for eighte years. the key was designing a lens that would release the medication in measured doses overtime. >> we came up with this particular design, which has a drug filament in the middle that releases drugs slowly but it can also contain a very large amount of drug. the polymer film is not a disc which covers your field of vision. it is a ring, sort of around your eye so you can see through it. glaucoma may only be the beginning. the doctor says the lenses show promise in treat everything from corneal tears to dry eye. >> we've shown that it can deliver antibiotics, steroids, and glaucoma medications. >> how the lens coos be used is part of the ongoing complex research. in the end, the goal for doctors is simple. >> my hope is that patients use this and safes people from becoming blind. trials in the next year. emily reamer, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> money matters. in this year's presidential election. >> up next, role th

rain on the lens and temperatures in the mid-60s areawide. so it is a mild day. and we'll continue to see mild temperatures not only warming up very much today. why will rehave this area of low pressure? it's moving onshore. it's heading into british columbia. we are really tapping into this atmospheric river all this moisture heading our way bringing with it a series of storm systems over the next couple of days. right now the progression of the front started early this morning plenty of rain in the north day to start the day, now slowly moving south. you can tell by wind speeds right around where that front is. it's now sinking south 24 miles per hour winds gusting forecast as we move through the next couple of hours. half moon bay, livermore. notice how these winds die down to indicate that the front is moving out. so not strong winds this time around. we do think stronger winds will be forecast for saturday's system. here it is. we can time that out 3 clock we do start to see more showers over the south bay although we may still see that rain shadow in san jo

notice some rain on the lens here. temperatures in the mid-60s at this hour. so mild temperatures to start out. but you want to grab an umbrella maybe a light rain jacket. temperatures will moderate. here's a look free satellite perspective at this system. right now heading into british columbia, it's not necessarily the area of low pressure that we're tracking today. it is the front associated with it passing through and that's what brings with it the highest winds and the heaviest rainfall. in fact, we can track it with futurecast here and wind speeds. notice 6 a.m. futurecast anticipating the highest winds still up north so that's a good indicator of where the front will be with wind gusts upwards of 20 miles per hour in santa rosa, lighter farther south. as we advance on through late morning, though, the front sinks south. 20 to 25 miles per hour, livermore, half moon bay and then winds die down later this afternoon as the front passes through to our south. the same is true with the heaviest rainfall. here we are at around 8:00. we start to see some of the

>>> hurricane matthew bearing down on the state. you see the rain on the lens. palm trees blowing in the lens. the worst of the storm expected along the coast in hours. a state of emergency has been declared as millions have been told to get out. keeping the lines of communication open for emergency crews during and after disasters like hurricanes, that is the goal of new testing using drones. ted greenberg shows us how it works from high above. >> it is a drone launch aimed at keeping first responders connected. >> communications are the first thing to go out. >> a quarter of the cell towers were knocked out during sandy four years ago. >> this is the first time in history a test like this has been conducted. >> hurricane matthew takes aim at the southeast, researchers converged on the airport tested technology in a simulated emergency using the unmanned aircraft to restore cellular service when most needed. >> hurricane matthew points to the criticality of the development of this capability. >> the drone has a 17 foot wingspan for this trial it flew with veriz

history through the lens of the daily brief. i immediately went to five marks of 1970, the first marine division into nam, and my first day in the country. not that i expected to see my name prominently announced in the presidential daily brief, but i was curious about what was going on. related to vietnam, and the principal developments of that day, the middle east policy, libyan troops are coming back from egypt, and entirely redacted reports on jordan and short notes on guatemala and venezuela, not a mention of vietnam. or mouse or cambodia that they. or cambodia that day. enough about me, i have the honor of introducing today's panel of experts who will address the importance of these records. your program has detailed biographies. i will not read them, but briefly our moderator is gregory treverton of the national intelligence council. the council supports director clapper in his role as head of the intelligence committee -- intelligence community created in 1979 to serve as a bridge between intelligence and a source of dee

a blur to the lens here. keep that in mind north of the san mateo bridge where there's a wind advisory as well. >>> 6:21 right now. first in the country right now, up next, the big unveiling that will catch your attention the next time you fly. plus -- >>> the rate for a hotel stay drops, the traveler is due a refund, but it's not that easy. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds" next. so i got your test results back and it does show an allergy to cat dander. there are options, but the most effective course of action would be to remove the source of the allergens. he's got a name. it's herbert. as long as you live with herbert, you're going to have the respiratory symptoms. and i'll have the joy that only a kitty cat can bring. okay, well there are some things we can do to minimize the impact. allergy shots, a nasal steroid... does that sound doable? i'm in. at john muir health, we know how big the little things can be. john muir health. be heard. >> travel guarantees are very common

yes the lens are wet across most of the bay. as the future cast shows we have another system coming in for tomorrow. tomorrow evening around 6:00 or 7:00 you will notice the shower activity spreads across the entire bay. while we will dry out tonight and tomorrow morning we'll have another quick burst of rain tonight. look how it just rains from about 11:00 tomorrow night all the way until sunday 6:00 in the morning if we get rain-soaked grounds we could have real issues. ma maybe half an inch in san jose. and close to an inch in san francisco. rain fall will vary from half inch to little more than an inch total. we're looking at drier conditions next week. really soggy conditions today, even for tomorrow evening, and same deal for sunday. a few days of wet weather will lead to nice, warm sunshine heading towards next week. and see temperatures rebounding by wednesday and thursday back into the 70s. back to you, scott. >>> well, anthony, from your expertise, let's go to mine, dow industrial up 64 points. nasdaq gaining 3. twitte

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look at the time lapse. drops hitting the lens as folk go about the day. tourist need to get the photo in of the golden gate bridge. we see the rain has moved out of here and it has left a little bit of moisture in some areas. live from sutro tower showing you nice night out there dry with overcast sky. rain total in the north basement outside the north bay south of the golden gate bridge. most spots less than a tenth of an inch of moisture. out door tomorrow morning for work and school. fair amount of cloud cover. can't totally isolated pocket of drizzle. afternoon will be much brighter and we track a warming trend. warmer air about to move in take a look at the 7 day forecast in a few minute. >> all right thank you so much drew. >>> just one week into the new school year at stanford the school at the center of the brock turner case is once again investigating sexual assault on campus. here's melanie woodrow. >> stanford university public safety department says it hasn't talked with the victim of early friday morning rape. >> because it is a very traumati

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you can see the rain on the lens and then traffic moving a bit slower than usual because of all the wet conditions out there. abc 7 news anchor spencer christian is tracking the rain and he says expect light to moderate rain throughout the region making for a wet and messy commute. in the santa cruz mountains nbc 7 news reporter david louie tweeted this video showing the runoff in the loma fire burn zone. david will show us the latest conditions live at 5:00. >>> now let's head over to pacifica where you can see these storms always bring high surf and renewed concerns about emotion. abc 7 news reporter lyanne mlendez is live there with the late latest. >> reporter: well, you can't really separate them, pacifica, eros, erosion, pacific ark. it has been a battle for several years. that battle may have started earlier than expected. the waves along the coast can be mesmerizing. even for pacifica residents used to seeing the surf break over the sea wall. any excuse to walk the dog in the rain. >> and other we are winner of big wind and waves, i love it, just what we need. >> reporter: we ne

there is a narrative of the united states of a very prominent part in some ways through the lens of deposit -- protestant reformation and it doesn't make sense but in the 30's or 50's different people making this case arguing america's roots were with the puritans understanding the individual freedom. there is another reason to write the book is to figure out the relationship of political conservatism. >> now you have another new book? who was h. l. mencken? >> one of the most wonderful americans to ever live. and the reputation to be a naysayer, correction, he was not politically correct but having spent five years with him by would have liked as the person because i the ink he had a lot of fun. he made fun of lot of people , most of the time it was generally could natured about three days after the trial he died. and one of the most vicious that he ever wrote. i can understand in some ways but even while making fun. so he takes that humor he said he would read "huckleberry finn" everyday of his life. but i cannot imagine having his work ethic i have been reading him often non at johns hop

through the lens, and it passes. they don't have to actively remember to put it in. emily: the doctors from boston children's hospital worked on their lens for eight years. the key was designing a lens that would release the medication in measured doses over time. >> we came up with this drug polymer film that releases the drug slowly, but that can also contain a large amount of drug. it's not a disc that covers your field of vision. it's a ring. emily: the doctor says the lenses show promise in treating everything from corneal tears to dry eye. >> we have shown that it can glaucoma medications. emily: how the lenses could be used is part of the ongoing complex research. in the end, the goal for doctors is simple. >> my hope is that patients use this and it saves people from becoming blind. emily: the next step is clinical trials to see how this treatment helps patients and the doctors hope to begin those trials in the next year. emily riemer, wcvb newscenter 5. antoinette: really is amazing. doug: some of this mind-

looking outside of the lens right here, a lot of low clouds. so if you are worried about additional rainfall for when the kids are headed home or you are making your way home from any errands here this afternoon, not expecting any addition of rainfall for the next couple of days. the good news is we're not expecting the chill to remain either. this is 19 degrees colder in cleveland than yesterday at this time. booster. 18 degrees cooler in mansfield to 17 degrees cooler. and one of the chilly spots. 51 right now to 54 in cleveland. 52. 53 in mansfield. so hour-by-hour today, expect highs to peak at about 55. some of us may even be stuck in the lower 50s, but at least a little sunshine. now, clouds clear, and tonight that means frost. and then a warm-up. . >> that was it. i was out of there. >> a former trump tower secretary rachel crooks told the times that in 2005, trump introduced himself in the the trump campaign threatens to sue. for the new york times to completely fall coordinated character assasination. and to reach back decades and in a

ben: to the weather. looking at city cam. water on the lens. heavy rain has moved out, but there are scattered showers for some across the region. harvey: the heaviest rain is over but it is still wet. it is still damp. with the wind, it makes it feel worse. shower activity is light through the region. we will show you spots where it is heavier. near cohasset on the south shore. it is very light around marblehead. there is another one up by lexington and northern maxes use this is all rotating around the ocean storm in the gulf of maine. as it moves off, within a few hours it will get very light. it will be better tomorrow. it should be drive for most, if not all of the day. the temperatures are only in the 40's. the winds are strong. it feels like it is in the 30's. we a suspected serial robber is in custody thanks to an alert boston police officer. police say richard cassano, while wearing a mask and carrying a bag, demanded money from a teller at the city of boston credit union in west roxbury yesterday. a police officer happened to be worki

rain drops on the camera lens. temperature readings in the low readings 59 degrees in half moon bay. this is the view from our golden gate bridge camera. 59 in novato. and we have reports of delays of 15-20 minutes. a weaker storm, another storm comes in this weekend. here is our storm impact scale. we rank from 1 to 5, and current storm, one that will last into tomorrow ranking two on the impact scale and moderate intensity producing up to an inch of rainfall. and here is our animations. into the later hours of the evening, the rain becomes more wide spread. down pours will be more wide spread. by 5:00 in the morning, commuters are going to be pounded with heavy rain. exercise caution and give yourself extra time. look what happens later in the day. rain breaks up into little pockets of light rainfall and showers. tomorrow night, winding down and wet. rainfall totals we project will be around three quarters of an inch to the central part of the bay area. so all parts of the bay area will get a good soaking from th

medication -- is given through the lens. >> the new way to treat diseases that could rob your vision. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. >> we have some breaking news at 5:00. beacon hill, an suv has slammed building. >> two people taken to the hospital. breaking details. >> police, firefighters and inspectional services, they are still here on the scene along with this tow truck that's now removing that white toyota suv that was stuck into that brick wall. this is at grove street and myrtle street. crews were trying to see whether or not that brick wall or the building itself was structurally sound.

on the lens in boston, 48 degrees. it is warmer than that -- it was warmer then that this morning. winds have shifted to the west th stay active, still a potential they could gust close to 50 miles for our from cape ann and kickoff. a wind advisory until 11:00 tonight. the storm getting stronger but pulling away, locking in the cold and the northern parts of maine, even northern new hampshire, the mountains looking at some snow, still accumulating. the storm spinning this way and the cloud cover is locked on temperature starting to fall, 41 in worcester and 30's in the western part of the state. temperatures will continue to fall as we get the westerly wind feeding in the colder air, 5:00 this afternoon around boston, showers shifting back on in. it will take longer to reach the south shore indicate but by 6:00 this evening, eastern massachusetts, a couple of showers and deeper into the evening they low-40's at the coast line. tomorrow is warmer, saturday looks nice, mid-to-upper-50's, seasonal for this time of year an

to see the campaigns through the lens of a camera. if you can't do that, it gets left on field. >> we'll take cameras in there, set them up on our risers that we set for the press, look at it, make sure the angles are right. >> behind that group of people is romney/ryan. >> signs are always in the perfect position for the television cameras or still photographers to pick them up. >> because of how cameras work, we have something here like 40, 50-foot banners cover buildings and get in a tight shot. >> it's the first thing he walks past that people say as he makes the pivot toward the stage. >> what difference does it make? >> visuals matter so much. campaigns come down to photography. campaigns need light and sound. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the next president of the united states! >> keep it up, keep it up. >> now kill it, kill it. >> if we fail, the message stays here with 2,000 or 3,000 people in cleveland, ohio. the goal is to make sure it translates to as many folks as possible. >> ritter monitors the events as they

rain drops on the camera lens. temperature readings in the low readings, 59 degrees in half moon bay. this is the view from our golden gate bridge camera. 59 in novato. and we have reports of delays of 15-20 minutes. a weaker storm, another storm comes in this weekend. here is our storm impact scale. we rank from 1 to 5, and current storm, one that will last into tomorrow, ranking two on the impact scale and moderate intensity producing up to an inch of rainfall. and here is our animations. into the later hours of the evening, the rain becomes more wide spread. down pours will be more wide spread. by 5:00 in the morning, commuters are going to be pounded with heavy rain. exercise caution and give yourself extra time. look what happens later in the day. rain breaks up into little pockets of light rainfall and showers. tomorrow night, winding down and wet. rainfall totals we project will be around three quarters of an inch to the central part of the bay area. so all parts of the bay area will get a good soaking from

lens, i'm comfortable. the wind thankfully it's not as bad as it was. 48 and downtown milwaukee, certainly not that cold for this time of year. dew point 46, easterly wind at 11. it feels like 43 degrees. 43 and sheboygan and fond in the 30's and many locations, so you will have to bundle up tonight. i wanted to show you this. you can see snow falling in the north and lower peninsula of michigan. there is light snow in extreme northern sections of wisconsin earlier today. none of that in our forecast. we have that nasty, drizzly mess that continues to come down. this, but it will continue for the next 3-4 hours before it comes to an end. here is what i'm talking about. we have the cloud cover that will stay with us throughout the day. we are drying the morning, which will be different than it was for the morning commute. you can seal the clouds very stubborn. they will finally depart as we head into friday. we have a much nicer forecast on big-time warm-up. over two inches in many areas, including beaver da

you can see on the lens some lower clouds and slick roadways in spots because of the wet road action. kinds of the first of the rain in the past couple of hours. you maya -- may nand -- find a few it gets the water mixing with the oil. 64wooster. a little bit drier in wayne county. rain in places over cleveland and the heaviest vain still in place toward bretenall. newark heights. this mill -- little batch of driving on 480 you will see the rain pick up especially on 90. ashland county, moderate rain over mansfield. as you see, lucas you'll see an increase and may hear pitter- patter on the win springfield -- windshield. it moves from west to east. a little more rain to ness ness -- notice here just north of homer. lodi and westfield. you'll see an increase for the next half hour to an hour. we do expect at this point in the evening this pretty smooch going to fizzle out and move on out. you'll see another round that pushes back farther south and west. the front is to the north that. official front doesn't cross home until tuesday night. so that keeps the rain chances kids they will n

we'll turn back the lens of time on the everlasting effect that jay leno left on his viewers during his 21-year run as host of "the tonight show." you're watching "through the a young comedian named jay leno made his first appearance on the tonight show in 1977. a decade later, in 1987, leno became a regular substitute host for carson and when carson announced his retirement in 1992, leno got the gig. it was a shock in late night t-v but 1992, leno got the gig. it was a shock in late night t-v but leno would go on to host the tonight show for an impressive 22 years. "and a landmark last night for television as jay leno took over as new host of 'thetonight show.'" in the pantheon of late-night television, there's been innovation, domination and those who just failed. "here's johnny!" but there is one host who stands above them all. tonight show from johnny carson on may 25, 1992, it marked a new era. carson had presided over the nbc late-night staple for three decades before handing over the reins. "it wasn't really until johnny officially said he was going to leave after 30 years and th

it's hard to see with all the rain drops on the lens. john malan, tell us when we will finally dry out. >> john: this was one raw day. windy, very windy, lots of rain, clouds, and cool temperatures. high temperature only 53 today. now, yesterday i showed you this graphic. it showed us well below normal for rainfall. we pick you had up the record 1.04 inches above normal for the month of october. we had close to six inches below normal since the first, and we droppe that deficit to 4.36 inches of rain below normal. lake mills, 1.17 inches. oakookf brld one position isn't. racine, 1.4, just over an ih in fond du l. taking you back to 6:00 t morning, watch the heavy rain just pound us t and right now w do still he light rain aundhe area. as i throw the clouds in you'll see a couple breaks along the mississippi and low clouds hanging all the way back to the dakotas, so we're going to see a lot of clouds overnight tonight and tomorrow. milwaukee officially at the airport 40 miles per hour. and out to the west wind gusts of 30 to 35 miles per

medication -- is given through the lens. >> the new way to treat diseases that could rob your vision. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. >> we have some breaking news at 5:00. beacon hill, an suv has slammed building. >> two people taken to the hospital. breaking details. >> police, firefighters and inspectional services, they are still here on the scene along with this tow truck that's now removing that white toyota suv that was stuck into that brick wall. this is at grove street and myrtle street. crews were trying to see whether or not that brick wall or the building itself was structurally sound. in the car were taken to the hospital. non-serious injuries. witnesses that we talked to saw that car speeding up grove. it did not appear to take any brakes, slammed into the wall. two people again were inside. a male driver and woman passenger. the man got out on his own but the woman appeared stuck inside. take a listen to what one witness described happened. >> the guy got out and wobbled a little and another pedestrian had set him on the ground. i'm surprised that they survived,

that is water on the lens. that is the rain that is falling. 45. steady wind, makes it feel like it is 37 in boston. temperatures are similar in the 40's. right through our area, north and west. as the rain comes to an end, temperures wilfa sharply will turn light and drop towas mornin upper 30's and low 40's. tomorrow looks like a day that will feature clouds, a few breaks for sunshine. it will be milder the then today by a good 10 degrees. wind will not be a factor early in the morning. it will pick up in the afternoon and evening. still left with clouds well into the night. b there will be a ribbon of showers mostly to the north of us. i don't think we will get many, if any, tomorrow. it will be a better day to be outside then today. the question is going to be later on sunday. i will show you in a moment that i do have concerns as there could the a period of rain sunday into sunday night. will be a band of rain that gets about as far north as the mass pike. it looks like steady rain will head south of the region. we clear the night for trick-or

today through the lens of photojournalist mike grady. >> to? >> this is a chance to earn as you learn. in the neighborhoods, they are very low income. >> this is the area we prepare today for lunch. truck about half of the neighbors are making $25,000 or less, so very low income. my name is nola mcgill and i am >> my name is celia hernandes. i am the chair here at comal. we don't mind being here at 7 am to start cooking. we are happy. we love cooking. without this program, i think i couldn't achieve my goals. >> a lot of them have been wanting to start a business or have been selling within their family network. >> my future dream is to open a restaurant. i was living in puerto vallarta before i midtier two years ago. when i moved to denver is wanted to cook. >> we're seeing the rent rise in the neighborhood so the need for more economic stability.>> to provide you know food, a house, everything that my kids need. you can't understand how happy we are to be here. >> this group of women has always wanted to get back to their community and this i

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this is out in limon, you can see water on the lens. it's a chilly start to the day. showers rolling through overnight. now still seeing lingering fog and drizzle for the morning drive. in the mountains pickkd up light snow. fog to it's the coolest day of tte week so bundle the kids up this morning. chilly, highs in the 40s and here's the good news -- -- 50s. back in the sients as early as tomorrow. here's your next 24 hours. in denver this morning, upper 30s to low thoifts. you'll find some mid to upper 50s between 3:00 and 5:00 and about 55 at 7:00. mid to upper 40s on thursday. littleton today a high of 60. in boulder today a high of 58. bailey, 61. coolest day of the week. we started off with highs near 80 and now with today's cold front you'll see we're a good 25 degrees cooler. grand junction, one of the warmest spots at 74. yesterday pueblo and lamar in the mid to upper 80s. you there. you'll see on futurecast this morning, some clouds and fog and early tomorrow morning we could see it as well. more sunshine expected in the afternoon today and again tomorrow an

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us to see politics through the lens of combat rather than cooperation. the piece said when candidates encourage anger, it intensifies already polarized attitudes. >> i am. i'm very angrily because i hate what's happening to our country. i am angry. >> pure negativity, pessimism. >> are you ready to play election, the game show? anger can mean material. >> you're just getting all this anger from every direction and comedy is the only way that you can filter it out of your mind. >> reporter: for politicians anger can mean votes. what's unclear is for whom. in denver whitney wild, 9news. >>> four people are killed in an australian theme park just minutes before ail u.s. gold medalist had been -- a same ride. >> those new chip credit cards have a weakness and criminals are taking advantage. >> justin timberlake claims ignorance after breaking the law. >> and the cu basketball team is called overrated by their own coach. >>> the largest theme pa in australia closed after an accident killed four people on a river rapids ride. the ride malfunctioned at the drea

rain drops on the lens. roads are wed. that's what you are facing, moderate to heavy rain overnight. trenching for the morning commute. weaker, colder system this weekend. current system. 2 on impact scale. moderate. goes through tomorrow. and a half inch to inch most areas. pockets could see inch of rain. still the potential for thunder mixing in here. our forecast tonight. notice going into 4:00 a.m., light to moderate rain for the morning commute. 5:00 a.m., seeing pockets of moderate rain. 6:00, 7:00. yell lopes begin to show up around the bay area. indicating heavier rain. and 8:00 a.m., still heavy in spots. riff ride. noontime. shower activity behind the system. will continue through the evening rush. rainfall intense team is much lighter going into friday night if you do have getaway plans. tomorrow morning, temperatures beginning in the mid 50s, to low 60s. wet roadways, extra time for the commute. can't emphasize that enough. track the storm. 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. track it with the nbc 7 new app. highs looking at 60s

the united states through the lens of protestant reformation, puritans and it doesn't make sense it seems to me as the united states but in the 1930's, 40's, 50's people making the case and arguing that america was with the puritans and understanding of personal or individual freedom. also another reason of writing the book is figuring out a relationship between protestantism. >> host: you have another book out. >> guest: he was one of the most likable americans ever to live. >> host: likable? >> guest: yes. he has a reputation of being a nay sayer, crank, offending a lot of people, hef not politically correct but having spent three to four, five years with him, i would have liked to have spent time with him as a person because i think he had a lot of fun in life and it comes through in writing, he made fun of a lot of people. i think most of the time if not all of the time it was generally good natured. ic he -- i think he went after williams after he died, after the trial, bryan actually died. i can understand it in some ways. i don't excuse it. so he pix up on a strain of humor t

rain drops on the lens. roads are wed. that's what you are facing, moderate to heavy rain overnight. trenching for the morning commute. weaker, colder system this weekend. current system. 2 on impact scale. moderate. goes through tomorrow. and a half inch to inch most areas. pockets could see inch of rain. still the potential for thunder mixing in here. our forecast tonight. notice going into 4:00 a.m., light to moderate rain for the morning commute. 5:00 a.m., seeing pockets of moderate rain. 6:00, 7:00. yell lopes begin to show up around the bay area. indicating heavier rain. and 8:00 a.m., still heavy in spots. riff ride. noontime. shower activity behind the system. will continue through the evening rush. rainfall intense team is much lighter going into friday night if you do have getaway plans. tomorrow morning, temperatures beginning in the mid 50s, to low 60s. wet roadways, extra time for the commute. can't emphasize that enough. track the storm. 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. track it with the nbc 7 new app. highs looking at 60s

around sports authority field, water on the lens as more folks you'll see them drive up. they're north of town near erie. things are much better once you get north of the c-470 northwest parkway interchange with i -25. north of us, though, everything is great. south of us and he's of us, pretty much everything is fine. we have limited visibility around lyman so the poor visibility, the drizzle and mist, basically, extends into bowler and denver with very light showers early on that have now ju light mist so we'll begin to see clearing here by the end of the rush hour, sun this afternoon, definitely on the fall side of temperature, though, with 50s. >> thanks, marty. >>> we're getting out to what is a very easy drive even with that very light mist out here. we can see highway 7 and hi, 25 filling in, speeds 55 to 60 miles per hour. 84th further south showing we're not too worried about flashing lights but you can see the sheen of the roads as they're wet northbound and southbound this mornin . now, what we're looking at across the board is this horseshoe of fog around the

the office for democratic institutions and human rights took a closer look at the the len county voting system. the poland based organization reached out to the iowa secretary of state for a list of counties to observe testing on the voting machines. it began earlier this week. polling locations in the county to 9:00 p.m. election day and absentee ballots are due by november 7th. >>> it may be only fitting that the city perhaps best known for its wild times is hosting a third and final presidential cbs 2 news political correspondent scott thuman is in las vegas to take us beyond the podium. podium. (scott)sure droves of people will tune in tonight, there were a combined 150 million viewers for the first two debates but in reality, the candidates may as well be focusing, comparitively speaking, on a very small, but vital group.(pkg)(split screen) the path to the white house, runs through sin city. hillary clinton and donald trump have to do more than just quote-unquote, 'win' the final debate. they have to ?inspire?a&and that is an altogether more difficult task: (hudak-523) "the real un

the lens cost $200 repair itself. i'm still waiting to hear about the camera itself. >> the memory cards are about $55 piece. she was able to make do and photograph the wedding that she was traveling to. she said the damages were not consistent while being rough handled or dropped while being we reached out to american airlines for comment and they haven't gotten back. fox 10 news. >>> well like a portion of the nation, we continue on the warm side here. any relief in sight? we'll take a look coming up in weather. >> fox 10 acuweather forecast on the valley's country station. he failed to serve warrants for violent crimes. he didn't even investigate when children were molested. and lawsuits against him have cost taxpayers over one hundred forty two million dollars. we need a new sheriff whose top priority is keeping our community safe. that's why this year, >> your exclusive acuweather forecast on fox 10 news. >> hi everybody. it's 91? right now, that wind out of the west at 8 miles an hur. a little haze out of the ci

and he's not ready to play. >> the rookie knows he has some work to do. >> after this game the lens is a lot different. practice is practice. but games are different. i got to keep working. >> had a couple missed assignments earlier. and, you know, felt like that he settled into the game as the game wore on. we used more help on his side as game wore on as well. >> did you see him settle in? >> coach trying to protect the player. >> he was off balances the whole game. >> he's a beast. wentz tossed for 79 yards today. a lot of high, wobbly passes. has a little bit of the shine come off the rookie. >>> i think he's feeling pressure, ducis. coming at him. getting in alive. and he had been good against the blitz. he made four good throws today that i counted. the rest over guy's heads. wobbly. he didn't play with the poise he normally plays with. got after him. maybe he's starting to believe he's in the nfl. i don't think he believed that the first few weeks. so successful and played with abandon. now he's thinking, uh-oh, i'm in the big leagues. he got sacked five times. two the at end, i

you'll notice the lens out of the northwest is pretty breezy now. before the system moves in tomorrow, we're going to see winds for the next couple of hours. breezy conditions until about 10:00 this evening. then the rain starts to arrive. here is the future cast as we get into sunday. you'll notice the first shower starts to move through the knot bay around santa rosa. 8:00 in the morning. you'll notice the yellow and orange. thunderstorm activity first thing tomorrow morning in the north bay. around lunchtime you'll see the showers spread into oakland, san francisco, and the peninsula as we head toward 11:00, 12:00, 1:00. by about 1:00 tomorrow afternoon right at the 49ers take on the cowboys we'll see showers take on the south bay. by 2:00 they'll have pushed through san jose. the good news is we'll see rain over the lo ma fire tomorrow afternoon. we'll talk about a winter weather advisory in effect for parts of the sierra coming up in the next report. guys, back over to you. >>> a man walking along highway 101 in san jose killed by a car overnig

. >>> as rob is showing you, water on the lens, water on the roadway. this is the san mateo bridge. traffic flowing smoothly. still light and early. a lot of spin outs overnight. be careful out there. we'll point out what you should watch. >> these are invisible curtains of death placed out in the ocean. everything that swims into it becomes its victim. >> a type of fishing gear being blamed for killing thousands of animals off the california coast. investigative reporter bigad shaban explains the fight between shaving jobs and saving marine life. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. dj been killeby a specif type >>> 4:40 on friday morning. over the years thousands of animals along our coast have been killed by a specific kind

so all of the breezes are forcing the rain drops. to hit the lens. and it's just that kind of a basically raoeulgt right out of the north. eventually northwest. during saturday morning. that will allow the atmosphere to begin to dry out. but until then it looks like the wet weather will continue as well as a very slow decline. in temperature. which means we'll get down to perhaps as low as 49 tonight. occasional rain. cool and damp. we're going to wake up to tomorrow morning. and it look -ts like those will taper off. but only late and primarily west of i 77. we head into friday night. football games. here's the line of showers. by noon. notice eastern ohio still grabbing onto some of the showers. this is 9:00 p.m. west maybe dry. east may still be a bit on the west wet side. here comes the colder air. saturday night and sunday. the northwest. will get a resurge of that. on tuesday. it looks like we're going to be drier. once we get the drier air. in here on saturday after the showers disappear. we'll be sunshine. clouds on sunday. sixty. and then mi

the special contact lens could be a game changer. >> the medication is given right through the lens. it's passive. they don't have to remember to put it in. emily dr. ciolino and dr. daniel : kohane from boston children's it that would release the medication in measured doses over time. >> we came up with this particular design, which has a drug polymer film in the middle that releases the drug slowly. but can also contain a large amount of drug. it is not a disk that covers your field of vision. it is a ring around her i, so ye, so you can see through it. emily treating glaucoma may only : be the beginning. dr. kohane says the lenses show promise in treating everything from corneal tears to dry eye. >> aching deliver and -- it can deliver antibiotics, antifungal's, steroids. emily how the lenses could be : used is part of the ongoing complex research. in the end the goal for the , doctors is simple. >> my hope is patients use this and av trials to see how this treatment helps actual patients. the doctors hope to begin those trials in the next year. emily riemer, wcvb, newscenter 5.

abc7 news was in winsor as light showers began to fall. >> you can see rain drops on the lens of the camera. here is a look at the wind and the rain. >> drew tuma is in with a look at the forecast. drew? >> we have had the wind and live doppler 7 showing a live afternoon. right down to street level we go into the city of san francisco, beginning to see our first drops of the day over the sunset district and bay view district and daily city. light showers around kensington and piedmont and orinda. the heaviest of the rain still confined to the north bay. around santa rosa and heelsburg. and the south bay, we're waiting for wet weather. it's going to take time, and some of us may end

. >> you can see rain drops on the lens of the camera. here is a look at the wind and the rain. >> drew tuma is in with a look at the forecast. drew? >> we have had the wind and live doppler 7 showing a live afternoon. right down to street level we go into the city of san francisco, beginning to see our first drops of the day over the sunset district and bay view district and daily city. light showers around kensington and piedmont and orinda. the heaviest of the rain still confined to the north bay. around santa rosa and heelsburg. and the south bay, we're waiting for wet weather. it's going to take time, and some of us may end up with nothing on in the south bay. scattered showers elsewhere. we'll go hour by hour with this rain moving through and show when you can expect the rain drops where you live. details with the accu-weather forecast. >> when you get unusual weather, take a photo or video and share it with us. >>> a dangerous situation unfolding in an east bay neighborhood tonight. a huge tree has been up rooted and leaning agains

cam can be your best friend. >> reporter: but researchers say that is the beauty behind the lens. it protects you if police officers are not doing the right thing. >> it will identify as kind of an early warning system, the so we can quickly get those officers off the force. >> reporter: right now, only 60 officers with tpd wear body cameras but the department wants to change that. >> we want to be current. we want to be transparent. and, we want to use all of the tools available. >> reporter: the only hold-out for tpd? having those cameras could cost the agency around $800,000 every year. >> the cost of one lawsuit is going to greatly outweigh the loss of maintenance and storage r >> reporter: the department has a support of the mayor and city council to buy those body cameras but again, it is not the cost of getting the cameras. it is the cost of maintaining them and the cost for storage every single year. josh? >> well, is there is a way they can apply for any type of help? >> reporter: well, they have applied for a grant, but this is a nationwide problem right for that. >> jan

abc7 news was in winsor as light showers began to fall. >> you can see rain drops on the lens of the camera. here is a look at the wind and the rain. >> drew tuma is in with a look at the forecast. drew? >> we have had the wind and live doppler 7 showing a live afternoon. right down to street level we go into the city of san francisco, beginning to see our first drops of the day over the sunset district and bay view district and daily city. light showers around kensington and piedmont and orinda. the heaviest of the rain still confined to the north bay. around santa rosa and heelsburg. and the south bay, we're waiting for wet weather. it's going to take time, and some of us may end up with nothing on in the south bay. scattered showers elsewhere. we'll go hour by hour with this rain moving through and show when you can expect the rain drops where you live. details with the accu-weather forecast. >> when you get unusual weather, take a photo or video and share it with us. >>> a dangerous situation unfolding in an east bay neighborhood tonight. a huge tree has been up rooted and leanin

joce: what the lens captures can in the larger concern over transparency in cases of murder, sexual assault, and domestic violence. pictures can bring the accountability that many demand, but there's a price. jennifer: all of a sudden your loved one's death becomes a hashtag. and it becomes seen by millions of people and forwarded and retweeted and facebooked. joce: that's what happened in a pennsylvania case where video of a deadly encounter with a suspect went viral, the man's they hop his family -- haunt his family. jay stanley: the real challenge is balancing how to get the advantages of these cameras without turning it into a privacy meltdown. joce: jay stanley is with the american civil liberties union which has a split take on body cams. while they take a "dim view" of surveillance cameras, they do support police cameras as a "check against the abuse of power." if there's a question of police abuse, the aclu supports reasing the tape. [gunshots] jay: when those two values come into direct conflict, you have to make very tough calls. we think, in those situations, the default should b