deputies responded to the sunoco on north nebraska around seven last nght, after getting a report that there was an assault and a man was down. they rushed him to the hospital where he later died. his cause of death is still under investigation but they his name has not been released. developing this morning.. an argument between a mom and her son.. ends in death.. and it was a polk county deputy that pulled the trigger. fox 13's shayla reaves joins us now from the home where this happened.. on del new this morning... someone busted through a thousand dollars worth of cell phones and cash.. it happened at the t-mobile on east brandon boulevard early yesterday morning. they also cut into the safe and took an undisclosed amount of cash. this is a picture of the car the thieves took off in. if you know anything... call the sheriff's office. it was a somber night in bradenton... for friends and family of moriah goode. they held a vigil for the teenager - who was shot and killed over the weekend. and deputies say she was not even the ?intended target. balloons in moriah's honor. purple was

nebraska towards the twins cities. parts of minneapolis and north could look at eight inches of snow. all we have here is cloud cover building in this evening. along the clouds may be a little bit of late moisture tomorrow. it is primarily rain and their we see the scattered showers sneaking into our forecast friday afternoon. this is the smallest chance of very light snow and/or flurry for north iowa friday night to 2:00 saturday morning. then the clouds move out and we look for sunshine as we head througth will be much cooler. today south breeze five-15 gusting to 25. mostly sunny with near record highs with upper 60s to the lower 70s. their we see the 73 projected in cedar rapids. our record is 73 setback in 1941. 71 projected in dubuque and in waterloo just a couple degrees away. here is the official scorecard. upper 60s-mid-70s today. we drop to the upper 40s and for friday. there is a rain chance that moves through the picture. down to friday night and very early saturday where it comes at us as a flurry or two.

around 7 last night on north nebraska avenue. they rushed him to a local hospital.. where he later died.. the cause of death still isn't know.. and a suspect hasn't been identified.. in polk county.. a family fight with deadly consequences. deputies... were called to break things up... and that's when things took an even more frightening turn. fox 13's shayla reaves is live in lakeland with a at how this all unfolded.. thanks, shayla.. overnight in tampa.. more anti-trump protests.. one downtown and the other in the streets of ybor city.. hundreds of people held signs, yelled and made it clear that donald trump.. does not represent them... and it wasn't just here at home... there was unrest across the nation. police in new york manned barricades outside trump tower to keep demonstrators at bay... as protests in portland, oregon turned violent.. trump himself -- taking to twitter once again... writing in part: "professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. very unfair!" for more on all this.. we turn to fox's rob schmitt.. in new york.. chyrons:00:00

lucky money quick pick from a 17-11 located at the 10,000 block of north nebraska avenue right here in tampa. probably about 15 minutes from where i am standing right now. again 7-11 may be the place to play. powerball drawing tickets are $2. they must purchased before 9:59 tonight. and the drawing is at 11 o'clock. again, if i win, i'm going to share some money with you guys. i said i was going to share money. haven't quite decide but you know 185 million cash, 293. that's lot of money. i'm sure we could do a lot of good with that spot of benjamin or two. thank you, alcides. make it rain. >> the rain maker. >>> a little too much attitude i'm afraid. he's, he's boasting a bit much. i could be wrong. i could be wrong. all right. still lots more ahead including getting ready for the holidays. our film critics steve is here with his take on what movies and also getting us ready for thanksgiving, vanessa rufus putting her delicious twist on dressing. thanksgiving staple. that's coming up a little later. >> and charley is continuing the recycling theme this morning. really quite something y

the best stuff is to our north in wyoming, nebraska and the mountains west of vail pass. that's where we'll have the best snow. tomorrow we'll get a few little snow showers here. trace amounts to, if you manage to get a burst of snow you might on grassy areas. east of vail pass two to six in the mountains. moderate to heavy snow with strong winds in eastern wyoming and western nebraska tonight and tomorrow. that will get hit the hardest from the snow. >> . they -- -- >>> the railroad crossing is closed for repairs. if you morning commute is crews hope to be done with repairs by 3:00 this afternoon. >>> independence pass near aspen is closing. if you want to take the gorgeous drive today is your last chance. cdot will be shutting down the aspen gates at noon on thursday since snow is expected in that area. warm weather allowed them to keep it open two weeks longer than originally planned. the pass usually reopens the thursday before memorial day weekend. >>> you would independence pass closes down for the winter season ski resorts could start opening up. that's not the cas

nebraska avenue and columbus drive. man lying on the ground of the when they found him, he was unconscious with upper body trauma. he was rushed to tampa general where he later died. police do not have a suspect or a motive. they will not release the man's name until his family is notified. >>russell: in polk county, deputies shot and killed a man who was threatening to kill his own mother. this all started with an argument over a car, that's the information we're getting from polk county sheriff grady judd. and eventually this argument intensified and a mother alerted authorities. i want you to take a look at this video of the area we're talking about. this all unfolded around 6:00 in the evening thursday. crime scene technicians took pictures and collected evidence overnight. some used metal detectors to search the ground for bullet casings. authorities blocked off a screen for the investigation. according to the sheriff, a woman called 911 after she got into an argument with her son. he became angry when she asked fo

he bought his quick pick ticket seven-lefsh located 10,000 block north nebraska avenue right here in tampa. powerball. by way powerball tickets are $2 you must purchased by 9:59 tonight. drawing is at 11 clock. i'm buying my tickets right after this live shot. keeping my fingers crossed maybe i'll become the next millionaire right here in tampa. >>> i'll give you guys? money if i win. really? >> okay. everybody just heard that. so now you're coming in. you're totally committed to that now. see you later. 20 bucks. some dollar. haas my intern. back in the day. back in the day. what's up guys? now he's outside. you know what though i brought my jacket thinking it would kind of cool don't need it. don't need it. starting to warm up nicely out here. and we've got temperatures backing into mid 60s. again, many spots this morning many bottomed out in the 40s. and lower 50s. so now brandon you're back up to 49 in brooksville. 52 in inverness. 64 in bradenton. and mid to upper 50s for our inland locations as well. north winds drying us out. not only at the surface, but at the mid levels of t

this union pacific train was en route to north platte, nebraska when it crashed off the tracks in southeastern minnesota -- near the town of ellendale. the evacuation was ordered because some of the train cars gas. no injuries have been reported is continuing tonight. in a kwwl follow up -- thousands of dollars are raised for an area family after two teenage sisters die in a car accident. 16-year-old selena and 13-year- old bella perez died at the scene of the accident in linn county last week. they were on their way home from school with their mother and two other sisters -- one of whom is still in critical condition tonight. three scooter's coffee locations in cedar rapids -- holding a benefit for the family yesterday. manager that over nine-thousand dollars were raised for the family throughout the day -- not rallied behind the grieving family. coming up on kwwl -- no speed limiit on support. an eastern iowa man shows his love for veterans along a busy highway today. and a group of area dentists come together to offer free dental work to those who served on veterans day. and... here's a liv

nebraska avenue right here in tampa. so again, 7-eleven may be the place to play. ticks purchased before 9:59 tonight. the drawing is at 11:00. good luck, guys. back to you. >>laura: yeah. >>russell: we got this. we got it. we got this. >>laura: that's always the dream. >>reporter: if you won, i want some money. see ya. >>russell: coming up, the tampa bay lightning celebrating a victory but last night's win came with a big loss. >>laura: dress in layers today. dave has the forecast next. things setting off sparks on star wars. we'll tell you about the secret affair that is a secret no more. >> why are firefighters at the police shooting range? >> we go through the auxiliary police academy and we're certified auxiliary officers. >>reporter: they're called to the most dangerous rescues. >> underwater stuff is tricky. you don't have all the help down there. >>reporter: see what it takes to c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilin

platte nebraska. none of the crew was injured. right now -- a judge is deciding -- --whether to move mary beth haglin's trial ?out of linn county.she is the former teacher accused of sexually exploiting a student at washington high school, where she worked as a substitute. substitute.haglin's attorney argued that she couldn't get a fair trial because of media coverage.prosecutors say haglin should have considered ?that before ?talking about until november 17-th to make a ruling.that's when haglin is scheduled to appear for a pre-trial hearing. could not get a fair trial because of media coverage. prosecutors say she should have considered that before talking about her case on national television shows. the judge has until november 17th to make a ruling. that is when she is scheduled for a pretrial hearing. >>> to stay up on the latest news, download our cbs2 news app on your phone. it is free for android and apple. search cbs2 in your favorite app store. >>> the iowa supreme court has ruled governor t

. >>> tampa police are investigating a homicide near north nebraska avenue in columbus drive around 7:00 last night. office r man lying on the ground. when they found him he was unconscious with upper body trauma. he was rushed to tampa general where he died. at this point investigators don't have a suspect or a motive. and they won't release the man's name until his family is notified. >> friends and family celebrate the life of ma are you a good in bradenton last week 18-year-old good was shot and killed. she was kiting in car with a friend when deputies say devon freeman pulled up and started shooting. investigators say good was an car. >> in bradenton, as we continue to honor those men and women who serve our country on this veteranses day walter allen is in tampa with look how several groups are coming together to help veterans find homes for the holidays. >> good afternoon everybody walter allen coming to you from port tampa bay. in middle of operation revelly. is an operation and this mission is to end homeless veterans out homelessness. with me is antonio bird. you are with th

he purchased his winning ticket from you guessed it 7-11 locate at the 10,000 block of north nebraska avenue in tampa. sop 7-11, may be the place to play powerball drawing tickets are $2 each they must be purchased before 10 o'clock tonight. i have mine. if you get yours, good luck. the drawing is at 11 o'clock. >> in hillsborough county, alcides segui, fox 13 >>> thank you, alcides. well last week governor rick scott says he's not interested in potential job in trumping administration. now we know why. scott now says he's considering a run for the u.s. senate. while talking with reporter yesterday scott said he has option to run for seat held by bill nell ton in 2018 nelson only state-wide elected democrat in florida and already announced plans to run for fourth term. governor did not layout timetable for when he would make a decision. governor. >>> i have a great job. i have 783 days to go. and i'm going to continue top try to make this place number one place for a job. number one place for education and make sure families can safe. ai like this job scott senate campaign could get a

look at these high temperatures. 69 endeavor, 72 fort collins, 77 and north platte nebraska. crazy for this time of year. 69 well below the record of 78 way above the normal a 55. the morning low is very mild. right now, mostly clear, 57 downtown, northeast at 8 miles per hour. a cold front tipping through the area, it's not much of a front, a few clouds overnight and cooler conditions. some cloud cover by morning as low struck down to the low 30s and lower elevations expended in the nouns. statewide, 22 at gunnison, 26 of the planes for tomorrow clouds of eastern plains early. that burns out by late morning. sunshine in the afternoon but a over northeast colorado with highs in the mid to upper 50s. here's 60 down south and mid- sixties out west. the cooldown will not last very long. i temperatures in the upper 50s across most of the front range and mature area going to see upper 50s to low 60s coming up under a mostly sunny sky. tonight mostly clear, north winds 5 to 10. veterans day tomorrow, 58, mostly sunny and east winds will stack up saturday with highs back in the mid-

work arounds here north boulevard and nebraska avenue. and like we told you too, we and please look for those as we go on throughout morning. we will get here too. i-4 a new crashed reported in eastbound direction in the area of 75. we have reports from fhp i can't find it on camera but a right lane is going to be partially blocked. it looks a little bit slow in this area, mostly westbound as you might suspect. that's busier direction of i-4 this time of morning eastbound drivers no big delays in connection with that car. but, involved in the crash but heading that way. >>> you know what the flu seems to have hit early this year. i got lot of people in my life with flu. 9 o'clock dr. jo will take a look at how bad florida is feeling the flu and how well flu shot is working. knock out the whole ground zero for this. might be patient 0. the shoe that we've waiting decades for. self tying sneaker are here. will tell you how much they will set you back. but first, we're all about going green this morning. charley belcher is in pinellas county

you never did nothing. [ laughter ] >> no, no, i lived in north oak, nebraska and i lived in iowa, which is farming community. i never lived on a farm. so i know about milking cows and slopping the hog. >> did you ever milk one lying on your back? [ laughter ] i did. >> while the cow was lying-- >> while the cow was lying was lying on her back-- she was young and she didn't want the calf to nurse-- she didn't want me to milk her. she jumped around so i put her on her back legs and when she fell over, i tied her to the fence and milked her. >> my gosh. [ laughter ] >> i wasn't going to let her get the best of me. >> i'm glad i've never done it. >> well, i-- >> farm life is tough. i mean, early hours-- >> you're telling me. i get-- >> chores. until i break my barn in. i picked cotton. bales and bales of cotton. i've bailed hay with-- oh, i must tell you about my-- ring in the nose of my bull. and then i put rings in the hog's nose. they had jumped the fence like a hunting dog-- >> yeah. >> and i said i'll go cut some more-- you know what a sapling is? >> sure, which? a switch? >> it's bigg

. >> it's good you're in north carolina and not north platt, nebraska. it's actually cold for north carolina. it's been in the 40s but people are dedicated. willing to wait. in 2012, 61% of the people who voted did early voting. and authorities here in this state, here in the tar heel state, say it will be higher this year. 435 people in line waiting to vote, early voting comes to an end at 1:00 eastern time today. anyone in line will be able to stay and vote. they could still be here until 3:00, 4:00, 5:00. victor, christi, back to you. >> interesting. all right. gary, thank you so much. of course they have to keep it open so they can vote because if they didn't we would have accusations of impropriety happening. >> we saw the poll of polls there, hillary clinton ahead by four points there. but any really reliable -- >> metric? >> any metric, any equation of putting 270 together for donald trump includes north carolina. he will have to do well there on election day and this last day of early voting there. >> we want to get you back to florida. talking a

well, look at montana, you can see from rapids to north platte, nebraska to mitchell, south dakota, look at the storm system there getting itself all wound up. the destination is us. fifty-eight in parma, 55 here in west lake, 53 in strongsville, so definitely looking different here than those areas we just showed you. here is the emoji forecast today. i give it the thumbs up for the 8:00 forecast. take the shades for the lunch hour and how can you not be in love with weather like this. if only we could keep it another three weeks to a month a record high of 73 the forecast high. the old record of 71 will fall by the wayside. let me get you an hour by hour of what may happen with the cold front, rain and snow as we go into late tonight and early tomorrow morning. there is the rain and front. 7:00 tomorrow it works its way through. the clouds come inment rain changing over to a little snow by late tomorrow evening into sunday morning. a few things to know here. expect a big change in temperature, plus that wind, as well. the first bit of snow likely melt quickly due to the warm ground. st

fromipped our daughter off march to work in the operation in north-central nebraska. this had nothing to do with me being a u.s. senator. i wanted to tell you good news before bad news. this had nothing to do with public life. this is me doing a dad and worried about the work ethic my kid was or was not going to get is not a where there lot of work for kids to do. we are more separated than any point in human history. we shipped her off because i am dad. we have a good relationship with our kids and they travel with me . i knew i would miss her and we texted during her month away. three or four times a day i would get a text from her that was teenage girl ick factor about being around animal husbandry that was too good to pass up. twitter #a hashtag on fromtheranch with whatever she sent in. thathing about the dogs were formally wild ranch dogs that became her pets over the month and what happened when you castrated cows, or what placenta, a word not often used on twitter. i wouldrn it into -- turn it into a tweet. whatever my daughter told me about her work experienc

storm is moving further north. we'll see better snow in wyoming and nebraska. in the mountains of central wyoming ten to 18 inches of snow out of this particular storm. for us, because the storm track is shifting just slightly further the north that puts us on the very southern edge of no moisture for us. cold front comes through tomorrow. might get a couple pops of snow showers here and there. a minimal snow more the front range. it will be better along the wyoming and nebraska borders. >>> let's check in with sky9 view. it is an incredible view out there. unfortunately we are looking at a new crash that's popped up here along your corridor. the location is i-25 and 6th avenue. this backup will be northbound on 25 in no lanes are blocked. backups are still light overall. we are looking at our travel times across aurora. 225 will see northbound and southbound backups 20 minutes for southbounders. northbound less than that. 12 minutes. average speeds are dropping down in the southbound stretch after the car hit a deer it burst into flames. nobody in the car was

we shipped our daughter off from march to work in the operation in north-central nebraska. this had nothing to do with me being a u.s. senator. i wanted to tell you good news before bad news. this had nothing to do with public life. this had to do with me being a dad and worried about the work ethic my kid was or was not going to get in an era where there is not a lot of work for kids to do. we live in a time when work is more separated than any point in human history. we shipped her off because i am a dad. we have a good relationship with our kids and they travel with me. i knew i would miss her and we texted during her month away. probably 3-4 times a day, i would get a text from her that was teenage girl ick factor about being around animal husbandry that was too good to pass up. i created a hashtag on twitter #fromtheranch with whatever she sent in. something about pregnancy check, i will not explain that because you are at lunch. something about the dogs that were formally wild ranch dogs that became her pets over the month and what happened when you castrated cows, or

shipped our daughter off to work in this operation in north-central nebraska this year. this had nothing to do with me being a u.s. senator. i told you i would till you could just before bed does. this had nothing to do with me being a senator, this had to do with me being a dad and worried about the work ethic that my kid was or was not going to get right now. we live in a time when work in the home places more separate than at any point in human history. we shipped her off because i am dad. we have a good relationship with our kids, and the travel back and forth with me. when my daughter was away for a month, i knew i would miss her. we texted a good bit while she was away. probably three or four times a day i would get a text from her factors teenage girl ick that was too good to pass up. i ended up creating this #on twitter, #from the ranch, i would take whatever she sent in. something about pregnancy check at lunch. i will not explain, but you wear a glove to your shoulder, you can figure it out. thathing about the dogs were wild ranch dogs that became her pet dog o

the closer you get to the nebraska border. its going to be a raw, win day day there. -- windy day there. clouds hang around through the day today. low 40s. tonight, slowly calming down but not completely. still up to 15 miles per hour tomorrow. light snow, 1 to 2-inch snow is what we anticipate. we'll update that forecast as we need pho getting closer to friday. saturday, sunday, warmer conditions, especially on sunday. get out, enjoy it.

and east of us it will be a big blizzard for parts of northern nebraska south and north dakota western minnesota. for colorado we have some advisories and the fact. a winter storm watch until friday morning for mountains. that kicks in late tomorrow and friday morning and for tomorrow the southeast planes have a fire weather warning. the head of the storm it will be windy warm and dry as it was today. seventy-seven one shy of time to record and tying the record. so far for november your 10 degrees above normal and on track to be the warmest and dry drives november since 1870. things will change. fifty-six now in downtown. tonight mid- 40s in the denver area. a bit colder toward greeley and holding about 50 at akron. we will see temperatures in the 20s gunnison and almost the. tomorrow some high clouds increasing brought the day as the western storm starts to move been. look at the highs. upper 70s to near 80 in the metro. mid 80s southeast 50s 60s expected in the mountains. clear mild and 45 for temperature. tomorrow the high is 78 and they'll be a new record eclipsing the old mark of

long i-80 into western nebraska and north eastern corner of colorado. we'll slow the wind down along the front range this is evening. it's going to ramp back up tomorrow. 20s, 30s in the west. 40s front range and northeast. starts getting warmer down south. with the wind, it's never halowid-20s tay. 10 to 20 miles per h isolated ss morning. 6:59. enjoy the ride. he?3?]l donohue. by all accounts, he wasell respecd and are by csp and coworkers but amongst the community as well.'s k kindn dedicated to his and also to his j he leave wifend two that message died, four hurt?7 r severalings?= inings in?[fore 2. ?suay. one hurtokee. eone fired shots the theho >>> a man brailling his 25th -- celebrating his 25th birthday was killed in recover. police believe the shootings stem from an argent of two men officers are looking fornsin toy recount reque made greenction party jill stein. president-elect donald tmpss w?. br?v?h$oncos eed in ot. >>windy aroundfo'??jy here toda. >>> bidding farewe. the is death. ?x?m>>chaos on bourbon stree??f?

from north dakota and nebraska, oil pipelines have become the new light mening rods in the battle between environmental its and pro-energy advocates. perhaps no better perspective on the pros and cons of each, nebraska governor pete ricketts. we're talking pipeline politics. he is with us exclusively. he is back from china. wait until you hear what he did today. that is next on "countdown." liz: we've got some breaking news and and update here. in 22 to 25 minutes we're expected to know more at horrifying attack at ohio state university. 4:00 p.m. the university is expected to hold a briefing for media where officials give an update on the tragic attack took place this morning. ashley webster in the newsroom on a senseless act of violence on a university campus no less. >> very troubling and very violent an on purpose as we heard local law enforcement say on numerous occasions. as you say we'll hear the very latest from law enforcement at 4:00 p.m. eastern. here are a few details coming out now. according to sources confirming to fox news the suspect identified as 18-year-old abdul atan b

, north carolina. sources tell news 4 wilson was selected in part for his success in raising achievement scores. again, the official announcement coming tomorrow. >>> this is the man police say n tonight, he faces capital murder charges. san antonio police say he shot detective benjamin marconi twice in the head and called it an ambush. no word yet on a motive. >>> new pleas from a family waiting months for investigators to find their son's killerment seth rich was a staffer for the democratic national committee. police believe he was shot in a robbery back in july. his old bloomingdale neighborhood over the weekend and hope their persistent efforts spark new leads in the case. >> he was a young man that was here to help people, and now i need your help, please. we don't know enough. we don't know enough about what happened. >> reporter: seth rich's parents squashed rumors today that their son, jeff, was part of a political conspiracy. there's now a $125,000 reward for anyo close this case. >>> a sober

nebraska and minnesota also getting ready for this stormy weather. emily: i'm not ready to look at that yet. how do the people there feel? wednesday and that on thursday. we have blizzard warnings up. where you see that orange in western parts of minnesota, so just west of the city of minneapolis into northeastern south dakota. but that whole system is working in our direction. emily: okay. cindy: it's going to go to our west. we'll get mainly rain. it will bring a big pattern change. much colder air on the way. you can see snow coming through the dakotas working on through minnesota. 70 in kansas city. it is 22 degrees in denver. so that is the contrast that is you can see right where we have those temperatures contrasts, that's where we have our storms. we have temperatures in the low 40's, boston. 50's on the cape. there are 30's showing up, especially over areas north and west of town. we're as cold as 31 in norwood. a chilly start this morning, but skies are mainly clear. there's one exception right here. basically from plymouth down to the cape

all eyes on florida with north carolina a battleground state and nebraska in arizona and the states in the red typically go the candidates need to 70 electoral votes -- need 270 votes to win the white house. >>> amendment one is the controversial issue you are agreeing -- being asked to vote on today. the firefighter demanded this affect the polls after hundreds of its members complained. the ad which featured a firefighter implied rooftop solar panels could be a fire critics say it is a way for utilities to control the solar market. utility companies claim it protects the consumer. >>> voters today taking a second shot at legalizing medical marijuana. it has been one of the most controversial topics. abc action news reporter ryan smith live in clearwater tonight with how it could impact thousands of meridians if it is passed. >> reporter: good evening. tampa bay's only licensed marijuana call -- medical marijuana dispensaries. they plan to expand the business across our area. you can but if an amendment two passes the customer base will increase significantly. right now in the state o

with wind in the mountain foothills, gusty for north eastern colorado and jay cent areas in nebraska and wyoming. 20s and 30s in the mountains with 40s and 50s over the eastern plains and south eastern colorado. cloudy day in general. windy conditions, mid-40s today. mid to lower 20s tonight. winds stay up close to 20 miles per hour, ramps back up tomorrow. a few random snowflakes here and there, no big deal. windy wednesday. light snow friday. small degree by the middle of the day. i don't anticipate a big impact from that system. >> thank you marty. >>> we've got all sorts of problems now in the last few minute across the i-70 corridor. we're going to start off with the live view of the eisenhower johnson tunnel. you can't see problems near the tunnel. both directions east and west will be affected by these issues. first across the big picture, golden. that area of wind closing down loveland pass. avalanche concern. u.s. 6 shut down across loveland since yesterday at i-45. a roll over crash leading up to eisenhower tunnel itself. this is going to cause backups into the high country

bill clinton and colorado and north carolina the protesters interrupted president obama. >>catherine heenan: >>grant lodes: we will have live coverage howe on election day and started at 8:00 at night we have a team of reporters and analysts next crab season is here and there was one part of that you should not eat. >>pam moore: realize and fisherman's wharf for a lot of the boat to khrushchev hist >>reporter: some people although they want local crab the department's public health and not a warning to the one certain part of the crap that you should not eat 2015 concern private for several months for some of to mr. crucial holiday season if if he do this sick sense of a bombing diary the indigenous my start in 30 minutes but he thinks the public health warning is a little bored fifth ha >>pam moore: this is a result of the nine injuries so far it is that time once again to change the clock this time we're falling back which means everyone will enjoy an extra hour of sleep they're reminding us of the turn and test track in time to turn back the clock also pushed the butto

carolina plus nebraska district. >> thank you all very much. americans who serve and sacrifice. in the month of october 3 service members from killed in iraq and afghanistan. that is all for us today. join us election night. i'll be con choring our coverage with our whole political team. plus live coverage all day long on our abc news app, abcnews.com and facebook page. check out "world news" and i'll russ feingold: in the senate there's a choice- you can go along with the rigged system, or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working families. going to all 72 counties, i know how hard you work and how wages aren't keeping up. senator johnson stands with ceo's -tax loopholes for billionaires, tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. i'll take on the rigged system. and work to build an economy that works for everyone. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message soledad: today on "matter of fact," millions voting early while both candidates face questions about character. trump: she is a crooked one, there's

carolina plus nebraska district. >> thank you all very much. cc1 test message americans who serve and sacrifice. in the month of october 3 service members from killed in iraq and afghanistan. that is all for us today. join us election night. i'll be con choring our coverage with our whole political team. plus live coverage all day long on our abc news app, abcnews.com and facebook page. check out "world news" and i'll >> now, on newscenter 5 eyeopener. antoinette: breaking overnight. a multi car crash sends six people to the hospital. the video and the details just in this morning. doug: frightening moments at a donald trump rally. the candidate rushed off the stage by secret service agents. an exclusive interview wth man who sparked the incident. antoinette: caught in the crossfire. a three year old child wounded when gunfire breaks out in the middle of the day. >> this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. antoinette: is it feel like 11:00 in the morning? [laughter] antoinette: good morning, it is 10:00 on your sunday november 6th. i'm antoinette antoni

carolina plus nebraska district. >> thank you all very much. >>> and now we honor our fellow americans who serve and sacrifice. in the month of october 3 service members from killed in iraq and afghanistan. that is all for us today. join us election night. i'll be con choring our coverage with our whole political team. plus live coverage all day long on our abc news app, abcnews.com and facebook page. check out "world news" and i'll >> viveca novak tracks political money and taking us through the murky worlds of outside spends being. >> these groups can spends any amount of money and take in any amount of money. >> it fuels negative ads and social media attacks. >> donald trump's name is all over the manhattan sky line. trump's son eric is busy promoting both the family business and his father's political image. >> you hear everything from ruthless to savvy to lucky. do any of them apply? do they all apply? >> maybe they all apply. >> patty criner was working at bill clinton's campaign office in little rock in 1974 the day hillary arrived. >> hillary stuck her head in and

carolina plus nebraska district. >> thank you all very much. americans who serve and sacrifice. in the month of october 3 service members from killed in iraq and afghanistan. that is all for us today. join us election night. i'll be con choring our coverage with our whole political team. plus live coverage all day long on our abc news app, abcnews.com and facebook page. check out "world news" and i'll >>> good morning cleveland starts now. >> a cleveland woman goes a detective mode and recovered her own stolen car after she says that police did not do enough to help. >>> we have reached the final weekend of this election and the last visit to the buckeye state. the big names helping out to get the vote out today. >>> we begin with a live look from the tower camera, downtown cleveland, the sunshine is out as you are going to the part . to the browns game. whatever you're doing, it is going to be a wonderful day. hello and welcome to the sunday edition of good morning cleveland. telling us about the forecast, we are in for another great day. >> a

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as it moves to the northeast of nebraska, south dakota into eastern north dakota, western minnesota, that moves away the snow comes to it and quickly around midnight high-pressure muhsin by early morning that means clearing skies, letter wins and really cool temperatures. i don we haae a few lingering 3 showers on the divide. those in the upper teens to around 20, get an early start because there will be icy stretches of an patches on the road by early tomorrow. eight by morning alamosa. plains early otherwise sunshine expected across the state. the wins will be lighter as the day goes on and temperatures not very warm. generally upper 30s to 40, mid to upper 40s around the southeast part of the state. for range numbers upper 30s to near ready, mounds of 20s to mid 30s. some good skiing up there. metro area highs, just in the low 40s. will bounce back quickly. tonight, evening snow comes to and clear and colder and 24 low temperature, tomorrow, cold in the morning and a breezy day with a high of 40, wins from the northwest at 15 to 30 but diminishing later in the afternoon. looking a

iowa hosting nebraska today at kinnick. there's a lot on the line for both teams. iowa is trying to finish the regularas the hawks have bounced back with two straight wins after losing two in a row. nebraska still has a chance to

, north dakota. taking a look at the rainfall potential, getting over there towards vancouver. over the next five days between half an inch and three quarters of an inch. of course you see where we are down into florida there is nothing. the climate prediction center says at the end of november and beginning of the summer there there could be a greater percentage of rainfall in that area during that period from november 28 through december 4. we will watch to see if that occurs. there is tropical storm otto. these are the latest that's and it is intensifying. earlier today it was stationary and now it is moving south. it is expected to make its way to the west. here is the forecast. wednesday evening 80 miles per hour and continuing to make its way to the west. perhaps making landfall in nicaragua. heading further spout , taking its way and weakening into a tropical storm. on friday heading into the pacific ocean. for us we expect another cool day tomorrow, lots of clouds on wednesday. there could be

nebraska and south dakota. walup minnesota north of minneapolis tomorrow. we have a cold front that comes into new england sunday morning. rain showers sunday morning in southern new england. that will be in the form of snow showers berkshires, white mountains, and green mountains of vermont. sunday for us. week. chilly temps below normal. >> anchor: thanks jeremy. >> anchor: an honored ? dylan: anybody can do parkour. understand that you own a body. we can do some crazy things with it. having blue cross blue shield, i've always felt comfortable being able to try something that i might not know if i'm going to land, because i've always had this security behind me. my name is dylan. i own hub parkour training center >> anchor: ncaa planning to honor a former boston college baseball players. ; inspiration award. fradies inspired the ice bucket challenge. this is fradies at his the inspiration award is given >>> we are in charlotte where tonight the saints are in town to face the panthers, and both teams with the playoff hopes flicker i flickering. 37-year-old

nebraska, south dakota, north dakota, eventually into minnesota. could be looking at a decent snow fall, and then into the day friday here's the front in the mid-mississippi valley with showers, and taking aim into place that is really do need the rain. alabama, tennessee, georgia, western north carolina as well, rain. maybe a half inch here and lighter amounts to the east. we'll take a closer look at rain fall totals in the next half hour. so overnight generally clear to mostly clear. 30s to low 40s. 42 fayetteville, 39 here in the triangle. 30s for roxboro and south hill. you're already there. fitness forecast in the morning looking nice. you'll need the sun glasses as you head out. 41 by 8:00 a.m. lunchtime in the low 60s, feeling good. light winds, and mid and upper 60s tomorrow afternoon wi 67 in raleigh and 69 in fayetteville. here's the seven-day forecast. 67 tomorrow, ditto on thursday. friday we warm up nicely. take a look at the football friday forecast. our morning low 42, the afternoon high 73. on the blotchiers a -- bleachers a little

blizzard watches and winter storm watches issued in nebraska to minnesota and in the north east, it's another beautiful day with warm and comfortable temperatures in the south. >>> temperatures could drop in denver by 40 degrees. colder in the west with los angeles at 72 and 40s in seattle. >>> and a new study is sure to add fuel to the mommy wars out there. researchers in england say children of working moms develop faster than those of stay-at-home moms saying going to nursery school or spending time with grandparents improved everyday skills like talking, social interaction and tasks like getting dressed. kids who stay home with mom gain those skills at a slower pace. >>> a big brother in florida coming to the rescue. watch the baby on the changing table. mom, who is looking somewhere month old falls to the floor and his brother catches him. >> the fall from the table was four feet. great going by big brother. look at the fast hands! >> yeah! >> the dolphins already sign him to a rookie contract. that's a good grab there. also caught on camera, the moment that a college cross count

nebraska is also bracing for the storm. gusts of up to 60 miles an hour are expected to cause whiteout conditions. harv? meteorologist: that is dramatic. maria: that is dramatic. meteorologist: take a look. south dakota, nebraska, blizzard warning. winter storm warning. you saw the way it looked. here is the way it looked as we checked out the radar. all of that rain, white, purple. that is all now. look at the snow area from denver all the way through rapid city, south dakota, international falls, minnesota. that is turning much colder. 26 now. look. nearby kansas city, it is still 70. there is mild air we are going to be enjoying for a day or two. then we'll get involved with the change. we are in the 40's now. the winds have gotten gusty. there is a storm offshore. the edge of the clouds and storm are nearby. but low clouds have worked in there for a few hours to the wee hours of the morning then should go to the east. nantucket on the edge of the cloud tomorrow. maria? maria: thank you. breaking news from donald trump's

and five clinton surrogates trying to change the narrative in colorado, nebraska, iowa, wisconsin, north carolina, and new hampshire. but first to breaking news. the november surprise just four days before the election, two new hillary e-mails discovered by the fbi just released by the state department. they do contain classified information. fox business senior washington correspondent peter barnes joins me now. peter? reporter: that's right, liz. these are part of a release by the state department of another 74 emails from hillary clinton's private account when she was secretary of state. what is important here these are among the thousands that the fbi reviewed earlier this year as part of its first investigation into her use of private email. the department retroactively upgrading two of them to confidential, the lowest level for classified material. they both involve calls to foreign leaders and are heavily redacted. one to the president of afghanistan and one to the crown prince of the united arab emirates. the department said a significant number of the other emails release today

snow showers ending north to south, heavier snow bands lift into nebraska and skies clear across the state, one of the colder nights in quite some time. still some decent snow parker lone tree, limon, sterling, travel a bit treacherous on the i-70 corridor and in denver tonight and tomorrow allow for extra time. our morning crew belen deleon will be in in the morning to get you through what could be a tough drive. you'll step out to because it's going to be really cold. sidewalks will be icy because of the moisture. 18 denver, 17 vail, 21 pueblo. this is our high temperature map, looks like a low temperature map for the state. we call this forecasting fun in the 9news weather office, a record high of 80 yesterday to a high of 39 today and that's our high tomorrow. in the mountains better travel weather and if you're headed to longer to get up there. snow ending in the city, clear, cold, 18 tonight, sun-up before 7:00. cold weather settles in, but it's friday. winds taper off in the afternoon, back into the teens tomorrow night. those of you with football games, soccer, things outdoor

all the way through kansas and north texas where they're dealing with rain in the dallas area. for us, high pressure will dominate all week long. this week is going to be similar to last week. perhaps not quite as warm, but still we have no chances for rain anytime soon unfortunately. today's highs 63 with sunshine. tomorrow, 65 for election day. 72 with sunny skies and mid to upper 60s for the end of the week including for veteran's day coming up on friday. let's check with joel. >> we want to go west from our cdot camera on i-70 ask kipling. look at that nice wide and open drive. we're seeing a similar situation along i-225, 6th avenue, c-470, 285, no overnigho >> joel, thank you. >>> a woman in the metro area are facing charges for impersonating her dead father and voting for him. brian maass continues his voter fraud investigation at 10:00. >>reporter: he died years ago but voted twice after his death. his daughter charged with voting in place of her dead father. >> she understands at this point the seriousness of her actions. >> these kinds of cases are getting high levels

the last polls are also closing in kansas, louisiana, minnesota, nebraska, new york, north dakota, south dakota, texas, and wyoming. 156 electoral votes are at stake in this coming hour. remember, 270 are needed to win the presidency. jake, we're heading into battlegrounds where the candidates have tried to clearly shake up the electoral map. >> that's right. as we move west, we're looking at some states now where they've been trying to change the color of states. we've seen hillary clinton trying to make a play, to turn arizona from red to blue, while donald trump would like to flip democratic-leaning michigan, or wisconsin, or colorado from blue to red. let's check in with our correspondents, who are at the major presidential candidates' campaign headquarters. they're both in new york city. first, let's go to jeff zeleny at clinton campaign headquarters. and jeff, these numbers out of north carolina and florida have got to be nerve-racking for the clinton team, especially florida, which they felt pretty confident about. >> they did, indeed, jake. really for the last couple of days. the

>> that would be great. 323 electoral votes, she takes the obama map, minus iowa and ohio but takes north carolina plus the nebraska district. >> thank you all very much. >>> and now we honor our fellow americans who serve and in the month of october, three service members from killed in iraq and afghanistan. that is all for us today. hope you're going to join us election night. i'll be anchoring our coverage with our whole political team starting with when the polls close at 7:00 p.m., plus live coverage all day long on our abc news app, abcnews.com and facebook page. check out "world news" and i'll i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go

carolina plus the nebraska district. >> thank you all very much. we'll be right back. >>> we'll be ht >>> and now we honor our fellow americans who serve and sacrifice. in the month of october, three service members from killed in iraq and afghanistan. that is all for us today. hope you're going to join us election night. i'll be anchoring our coverage with our whole political team starting with when the polls close at 7:00 p.m., plus live coverage all day long on our abc news app, abcnews.com and facebook page. check out "world news" and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >> the final "inside story" before election day starts right now. ♪ good morning, everyone. i'm matt o'donnell. it is sunday, november 6, 2016. two days until election day, and here with us as our newsmaker, g. terry madonna of the franklin & marshall college poll, which was just released this week. terry, are you ready for election day? >> uh, it can't get over soon enough, and, by the way, a substantial number of voters want it over, too. ugly, ugly -- >> are you stressed out? >

carolina plus the nebraska district. >> thank you all very much. >>> we'll be right back after this from our abc stations. >>> and now we honor our fellow americans who serve and in the month of october, three service members from killed in iraq and afghanistan. that is all for us today. hope you're going to join us election night. i'll be anchoring our coverage with our whole political team starting with when the polls close at 7:00 p.m., plus live coverage all day long on our abc news app, abcnews.com and facebook page. check out "world news" and i'll putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her righ

carolina plus the nebraska district. >> thank you all very much. i'm catherine cortez masto. i know some people are so disgusted with politics they think their vote doesn't matter. but we can't just sit on the sidelines when so much needs to be done. i know that, working together, we can make progress. as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together . and i took on the big banks who took advantage of nevada homeowners. i approve this message because in washington, i'll work with anyone to solve problems. for nevada. >>> and now we honor our fellow americans who serve and sacrifice. in the month of october, three service members from killed in that is all for us today. hope you're going to join us election night. i'll be anchoring our coverage with our whole political team starting with when the polls close at 7:00 p.m., plus live coverage all day long on our abc news app, abcnews.com and facebook page. check out "world news" and i'll over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood and critical cancer screenings. but congressman he