we have the patterson staff giving mr. hill a rest the rest of the day. >> gus: williams and kenny hill on the day 7 of 32 and 244 and a touchdown and rushed for 85 yards on 11 carries. >> joel: that was kind of a hidden yardage of the day him ru >> referee: offsides, defense, number 94 in the neutral zone. it's a snap. penalty's declined. the result of the play, first down. i how many third downs did we see or second and long as when all of a sudden kenny hill would told ball down and make the decision to run it himself and he would move the chains or give them more manageable and convertible third-down scenarios. he was terrific in that >> gus: third down at the 41 and green tackles hard at the line of scrimmage by xzavier jones. >> joel: always good to get young players in there and develop them. that's one thing gary patterson -- we talked about how important it will be to get the next win and the sixth victory to get bowl eligible. >> gus: second and ten. the extra practices are invaluable to the team to develop the y

we have the patterson staff giving mr. hill a rest the rest of the day. >> gus: williams and kenny hill on the day 7 of 32 and 244 and a touchdown and rushed for 85 yards on 11 carries. >> joel: that was kind of a hidden yardage of the day >> referee: offsides, defense, number 94 in the neutral zone. it's a snap. penalty's declined. the result of the play, first down. i how many third downs did we see or second and long as when all of a sudden kenny hill would told ball down and make the decision to run it himself and he would move the chains or give them more manageable and convertible third-down scenarios. he was terrific in that >> gus: third down at the 41 and green tackles hard at the line of scrimmage by xzavier jones. >> joel: always good to get young players in there and develop them. that's one thing gary patterson -- we talked about how important it will be to get the next win and the sixth victory to get bowl eligible. >> gus: second and ten. the extra practices are invaluable to the team to develop the youth on

we have the patterson staff giving mr. hill a rest the rest of the day. >> gus: williams and kenny hill on the day 7 of 32 and 244 and a touchdown and rushed for 85 yards on 11 carries. >> joel: that was kind of a hidden him running the ball. >> referee: offsides, defense, number 94 in the neutral zone. it's a snap. penalty's declined. the result of the play, first down. i how many third downs did we see or second and long as when all of a sudden kenny hill would told ball down and make the decision to run it himself and he would move the chains or give them more manageable and convertible sense as well. >> gus: third down at the 41 and green tackles hard at the line of scrimmage by xzavier jones. >> joel: always good to get young players in there and develop them. that's one thing gary patterson -- we talked about how important it will be to get the next win and the sixth vi eligible. >> gus: second and ten. the extra practices are invaluable to the team to develop the youth on the team. he jitterbugs his way to the first

i'm here today with jessica patterson and terry patterson. mr. and mrs. patterson, you have been married for five years, though you've been together for nine. you have four children between you, correct? i mean, together? jessica: correct. yes. judge lynn: okay. mrs. patterson, i'm going to start with you.

gus johnson along with joel patterson. they gave up three yards per carry to the number four rushing team in the country. they were prepared not only for the formations but for everything they were going to do in the passing game as well as seth russell was never comfortable. you have to give them a lot of credit and i know they're getting healthier but coming in at 4-4 when you feel you on all cylinders. every facet of the game. >> gus: hicks with his all-around game. >> joel: they allowed kyle hicks the big holes in the middle of the field it get loose and get running and five touchdowns on the day like you said. he was terrific today. >> gus: to shannon spake for the taste of winning by coca-cola. >> thanks so much. coach patterson last week after the loss you didn't want to point negative fingers at anybody but i'm going to let you point positive fingers tonight. who stepped up for you guys? got to be about family. it's got to be about us. we became very close and we lost a couple ball games to field goals and we just

patterson came up with the idea and he joins us now. you called me up. why did you pick me for this? >> because i know you care about kids. you write kids' books. and you have this big audience, which we're talking to right now. >> right. >> and i like the idea of people getting together that don't necessarily think exactly the same way but can agree on something and they try to move it forward. >> right. it didn't hurt that you and i have been very successful in the book marketing situation. >> that helps. >> people know right away when it's patterson and royale on the book cover they're going to check it out. >> i would buy it. >> and the reason that we're both doing this and devoting our time to it is two fold. number one, we want kids ages 2 to 6. you say that was the target audience, right, 2 to 6? >> yeah. >> we want them to start holding books and knowing that you read and books have pages and pictures. pictures are fabulous. that's number one. to get them involved with books. which is, i think, the secret to education, them involved with books wh

arlene patterson shows us her processing fee. $25 for storage fee. >> in all, patterson shelled out $325 to get her car back. action towing picked it up at her daughter's apartment building near 17th and highland. >> i don't want them preying on people in the inner cities. >> across town in bayview -- >> it's like they're fishing for people for business. >> josh beier also learned the hard way. >> but it looks like a city parking lot. >> an abyss tow truck picked up his car across from a bar on south kinnickininic. >> $200 went to the company. >> boone and crockett's owner john revord says so many tows show up on his surveillance cameras that he started warning customers. >> i mean we had two last night , five this past probably 50 in saturday, the last two weeks, three weeks. >> we went to the company that i want to talk to you about a lot you manage. stephanie with abyss says they have an agreement with a business owner to patrol the lot. she says people aren't paying attention. >> if you know it's private property, you shouldn't park there. >> the city of milwaukee uses private tow co

cordell patterson says i'm going to take it to the patterson goes 104 yards and just like that, you get punched in the face on special teams. another meltdown on special teams. 104-yard return by patterson. you see this play right here. chandler jones with a nice strip sack gets to sam bradford. there is still time for this cardinals team to make a run and steal this on the road.

falls was to go on display at the patterson museum. the director said he didn't notice the painting gone until monday. >>> a local college student is charged with serious crimes after he recklessly flew his drone over center city. he eject motional after being released yesterday. he was charged can aggravated assault and risking a catastrophe and reckless endangerment. drexel student used the drone to track an anti-trump protest and flew it close to a police helicopter. >> septa union will vote on a tentative contract deal last week. >>> a dog rescued from a philadelphia home because the owner refused to get help for the dog's fractured leg. those stories when "action news" returns. (vo) at friskies, no one's surprised tender pieces and crunchy bites ended up together. that's just what happens when cats call the shots. new friskies tender and crunchy combo. tasty textures cats gotta have. friskies. for cats. by cats. (laughs..) here it is. ♪ ♪ hey dad! ♪ wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list sales event is on. get exceptiona

he was arrested at his home in patterson. investigators also sees computers, phones and other residents materials. upon further investigation, police believe there may be additional victims. >> as the police continue the investigation, interview both the girl and man, they have credible evidence to believe there are other child victims in the san francisco bay area and central valley who may have been victimized by mr. teager. >> ian teager now places four felony counts of sexual acts with a minor under 14 years of age. >> reporter: he is scheduled to appear in alameda county superior court tomorrow morning. in san leandro, charles clifford, kron4 news. >> thank you. as with some of our most important stories, we tell you through a push alert. you learned about this today on our mobile app and you can stay connected with those important stories at our kron4 news app. you will always get the latest breaking news that way. >>> continuing coverage on this story tonight, neighbors of ian teager described the father of two as very

jeff patterson is in havana. he has a look at the final farewell. >> today tens of thousands of cubans are coming out to pay their respects to fidel castro. later today a service here in revolution plaza, a place where fidel castro gave famous speeches. three popes have held mass here and this line is just amazing, snaking through the streets of havana and up the memorial as people file by the remains of fidel castro who was cremated several days ago. later this week a funeral procession will wind its way through the nation as hundreds of thousands come out to pay their respects and fidel is patterson, news channel 8. back to you. >> lots happening in cuba. jeff patterson will be reporting from cuba all week long. the funeral for fidel castro is presenting a dilemma for world leaders. neither president barack obama or vice president joe biden plan to attend. fidel castro is controversial figure. words leaders are wondering if we go to this funeral does that mean we are supporting the government in cuba. they have

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sarah jessica parker, scott patterson, liza weil, and sean gunn, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 576. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? of course, it is trump, and a a new report finds that protecting donald trump and his family is costing new york city taxpayers over $1 million a a day. [ audience boos ] and trump was like, "thank god i'm not a taxpayer." i mean that is -- wow. [ laughter and applause ] right now, the focus is on who trump will appoint to his cabinet. in fact, c-span aired a live feed of the elevators at trump tower that captured potential cabit did you see that? it even caught the moment ted cruz was approaching the elevator and everyone inside frantically hit the "door close" button. they're like -- [ laughter and applause ] sorry, sorry. get the next one! and this is kind of embarrassing. kansas secretary of state, kris kobach, who donald trump is considering for the department of homeland security was photographed with his notes that revealed his deportation plans. [ light laughter ] we

kelly patterson -is the man behind the lens. he calls himself a police accountability activist . sot they just jumped on me threw me into the street and handcuffed me nat patterson says he's been cop block - sot it's. clear and nuetral record of what exactly happened so if the cops are in the right it shows that also for five years. and as for what he says happened downtown on saturday - 224027it's something i didn't see coming at all. sot i have bruised ribs .. i have a sprained elbow and i had. knee injury when i walk it hurts. retired police lt and 13 action news crime and safety expert. randy sutton says cop block, antagonizing cops 230031 there was apparently some interaction before what we saw in this video because there was a reference made to it when the officer initially confronted thethe guy who had the camera. 230045 nat regardless of what happened prior - sutton says there is a right to record. 230050 reality is police can not stop someone from video ta that is not in keeping up with the policies of the police department . tag : patterson says he spent 24 hours in jai

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sarah jessica parker, scott patterson, liza weil, and and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 576. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, everyone. hey! thank you very much! welcome, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome. thank you guys. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it! thank you for being here. are talking about. of course, it is trump, and a a new report finds that protecting donald trump and his family is costing new york city taxpayers over $1 million a a day. [ audience boos ] and trump was like, "thank god i'm not a taxpayer." i mean that is -- wow. [ laughter and applause ] right now, the focus is on who trump will appoint to his cabinet. in fact, c-span aired a live feed of the elevators at trump tower that captured potential meet donald trump. did you see that? it even caught the moment ted cruz was approaching the elevator and everyone inside frantically hit the "door close" button. they're

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sarah jessica parker, scott patterson, liza weil, and sean gunn, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 576. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, everyone. hey! thank you very much! welcome, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome. thank you guys. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it! thank you for being here. it's a fun show tonight, man. a new report finds that protecting donald trump and his family is costing new york city taxpayers over $1 million a a day. [ audience boos ] and trump was like, "thank god i'm not a taxpayer." i mean that is -- wow. [ laughter and applause ] right now, the focus is on who trump will appoint to his cabinet. in fact, c-span aired a live feed of the elevators at trump tower that captured potential cabinet members going up to meet donald trump. did you see that? it even caught the moment ted cruz was approaching the elevator and everyone inside frantically hit the "doo

. >> kron 4's ella sogomonian is in patterson where she spoke with neighbors who say they are shocked by his arrest. >> he was strange. >> reporter: several neighbors of ian used the same words to describe his character. different and quiet. news the 40-year-old had been arrested for allegedly awe luring a minor on the internet almost two hours away is hitting the patterson community hard. >> it is shocking. scary. i have to be really scareful with my neighborhood. >> reporter: those that live next door say he is a father of two small children and kept to himself for years. any time neighbors walked by the home, he never said hello. instead, would be on his computer or on his phone to himself for hours. they said teager would sit on his torch using the devices confiscated as everyday by investigators. >> every time i walked to the mailbox, he never said hi to everybody. i try to be friendly. he didn't want to associate or talk to anybody or say hi to anybody. >> reporter: he is now in custody, livers one block away from creek side middle school and neighbors say his wife is a teacher.

old guys using the telephone. >> patterson called me. >> what patterson say? >> he wanted to scald me, i thought. he said, hey, you like kids, right? i said, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, i got this idea that we do a look together. i said, well, okay. but you're a fiction guy and i'm a nonfiction guy, so what's it going to be. he goes it's going to be for kids, it's going to be teaching them, "a" to read, gets get used to reading by the use of these unbelievable illustrations. >> and james partitterson -- >> we need that now. >> we need that right now but people would say bill o'reilly a messenger of civility? >> because this is a message for everybody. this is about turning outside a generation of please and thank you kids. look, we can talk all day about the cabinet and whatever. we can't fix that. we can fix our own houses. we can do stuff -- we can get our kids and our grandkids and our nieces and nephews and we can take this book to preschools. >> it does seem to be a good start. >> it's fun. it's fun, just please, please, kids saying please. this i

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sarah jessica parker, scott patterson, liza weil, and frank pellegrino jr., and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 576. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, everyone. hey! thank you very much! welcome, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome. thank you guys. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it! thank you for being here. are talking about. of course, it is trump, and a a new report finds that protecting donald trump and his family is costing new york city taxpayers over $1 million a a day. [ audience boos ] and trump was like, "thank god i'm not a taxpayer." i mean that is -- wow. [ laughter and applause ] right now, the focus is on who trump will appoint to his cabinet. in fact, c-span aired a live feed of the elevators at trump tower that captured potential meet donald trump. did you see that? it even caught the moment ted cruz was approaching the elevator and everyone inside frantically hit the "door clo

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sarah jessica parker, scott patterson, liza weil, and sean gunn, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 576. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, everyone. hey! thank you very much! welcome, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome. thank you guys. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it! thank you for being here. it's a fun show tonight, man. but first, here's what people a new report finds that protecting donald trump and his family is costing new york city taxpayers over $1 million a a day. [ audience boos ] and trump was like, "thank god i'm not a taxpayer." i mean that is -- wow. [ laughter and applause ] right now, the focus is on who trump will appoint to his cabinet. in fact, c-span aired a live feed of the elevators at trump tower that captured potential cabinet members going up to meet donald trump. did you see that? it even caught the moment ted cruz was approaching the elevator and everyone i

congressional district covering camden, burlington and gloucester counties, donald norcross, republican bob patterson had 37% of the vote. new jersey voters reject measure to allow casinos at two locations in north jersey. no 78%, yes, 22%. which means casino gambling will remain legal only in atlantic

jersey's first congressional district, projecting donald norcross will keep his seat over republican bob patterson. >>> in the garden state fourth congressional district, mercer counties. chris smith, the projected winner over lorna phillips. >>> democrat lisa blunt rochester, the projected win every over reeg will. the first woman and african-american woman from delaware elected to congress. >>> this just in the wilmington mayor's race. beating out robert martin. >>> the presidential race is still too close to call in pennsylvania. >> we're getting new results in philadelphia as well as the suburbs. keith jones is at the big board breaking things down. >> let's start in philadelphia. record turnout. about 73% of precincts reporting. clinton is leading trump 80-17. that's to be expected. numbers aren't yet available for

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sarah jessica parker, scott patterson, liza weil, and sean gunn, frank pellegrino jr., and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 576. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, everyone. hey! thank you very much! welcome, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome. thank you guys. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it! thank you for being here. it's a fun show tonight, man. but first, here's what people are talking about. of course, it is trump, and a a new report finds that protecting donald trump and his family is costing new york city taxpayers over $1 million a a day. [ audience boos ] and trump was like, "thank god i'm not a taxpayer." i mean that is -- wow. [ laughter and applause ] right now, the focus is on who trump will appoint to his cabinet. in fact, c-span aired a live feed of the elevators at trump tower that captured potential cabinet members going up to meet donald trump. did you see that? it ev

. >> reporter: jeff patterson in havana, cuba, where tonight a nation is in mourning. coming up we'll tell you how this country is observing the death of fidel castro. >> good evening. i'm jennifer leigh. >> i'm keith cate. thanks for joining us tonight. >>> we begin with a split second decision caught on camera. a pasco county deputy shot off her finger while trying to defend herself from bernard is on the night beat in pasco county tonight. >> reporter: that deputy went to a home in hudson to investigate the first dog attack. as she entered a yard, this same dog attacked her and now that dog is dead. >> she was on her back and the dog was headed for her. >> reporter: jim ames pointed out the spot where pasco county deputy monica bray found attacking pitbull. >> someone had cut the leash on her dog coming up the back way there. >> reporter: he tells me the incident started moments earlier. >> another person came in to steal her generator. he got bit on the bicep and wrist. >> reporter: deputy bray responded to the dog bite call. her body camera recorded everything. >>

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james patterson wants everybody to say please. they'll share the new collaboration to encourage children to be polite. >>> plus, a group of moms who helped their kids get into college are helping underprivileged students do the same. ahead, the first installment of a more perfect union. our series about americans helping each other. >>> right now, time to show you more of this morning's headlines. the judge who overturned brendan dassey's conviction said he should be released. his half brother said brendan shouldn't be in prison. >> brendan is not a violent murderer. he's an innocent teddy bear and a very loving person. >> the state attorney general wants to block the release order. >>> "the wall street journal" reports how smudges on your cell phone can details about you. traces of molecules and microbes can linger for months. they built up whenever you touch your phone. they can reveal stuff like gender, your diet. your medication. your clothing, beauty products and even places you visited. >>> and the seattle times reports on w

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good morning. >> yes, the bill o'reilly and james patterson together. >> two best-selling authors. >> it's great. you know, the idea it's a picture book and i think it's very special for parents and grandparents to get to their kids over the holidays and it's all illustrations like this one which is the little boy who has a dog a biggest -- as big as he is, he says can i keep him please? and there are 23 of these illustrations and it's a lesson but it's also a fun lesson and i think that if people -- that's why bill got involved. and, we both what a generation of please and thank you's. especially, in this country, after what we've just gone through which is, i call them the uncivil wars unbelievable rudeness and i think that we are better than that and i think that everyone is watching they can agree >>'s when you're sitting there on the phone or in person, you say, these children aren't saying please enough because maybe their parents aren't saying it around the house? >> that is a piece of it you know, it's not dawning on them that that is their job. or they think that they are too

>> minnesota quarterback patterson takes the second half kick from the end zone and aided by a beautiful block by fullback zach lion, races past all of the cardinals, including the kicker, the speedy patterson goes 1034 yards for the score. not stopping until he ends up introducing the reuben from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. others, by reuben kulakofsky during a poker game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's past may be debatable, but its great taste is not. stacked with lean corned beef, bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. we don't know where it came from, but we know where you can get it. only at subway. so can i redeem my rapid rewards points at any time? [lip syncing] any way you want it. that's the way you need it. any way you want it. good evening. thanks for joining us for this specil post football newscast. we begin with a tour around the league and with the team

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jeff patterson, news channel 8. back to you. >> lots happening in cuba. of jeff patterson will be there for it all. he is reporting from cuba all week. the funeral for fidel castro is leaders. neither president barack obama or vice president joe biden will be there for the funeral. castro is controversial figure. heads of state have to be careful though they show the world their response. >> it sends a strong message one way or the other. >> you have to wonder when you see the long lines, are those people genuinely wanting to be there or will the government >>> the time is 5:30. ian oliver is in for leigh spann. how is it shaping up? >> warm, 3450eu8d, muggy this -- mild, muggy this afternoon. a breezy southeast wind into the afternoon. here is the temperatures moving through the day. already above average by lunchtime. upper 70s. the average 75 degrees. we are heading up to 83 later this afternoon. temperatures are in the upper 60s. this is average as we start off the day. the 24-hour temperature change 5 to 10 warmer than this time yesterday. notice the

i have to standby on the sideline, won't be old enough to vote. >> steve patterson. nbc news, south dakota. >>> up next, their final pitch on the weekend before the election. [ applause ] why do protein drinks taste chalky? then get worse? introducing protein shots from 5-hour energy. protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts, no matter how you work out... whether you're going for reps... or laps... or distance. 100 calories. >>> there they were again last night on their final appearance on "saturday night live." trump and clinton from snl. they got more bizarre. they made their ways through the streets of hands and back on the set, they broke character in front of the audience and got serious about the election for a few minutes. >> and now it is time to get out there and vote. >> none of this will matter if you adopt vote. we cannot tell you who to vote for but on tuesday, we all get a chance to choose what kind of country we want to live in. >> our new nbc wall street

steve patterson went to south dakota for our serious of red, white and you. >> reporter: including this restaurant. >> wages are low. >> he's worried on a measure on tuesday's ballot asking voters to affirm or over turn a law passed in the reduce the state's minimum wage for workers under 18 who don't make tips like many fast food workers or dishwashers. >> you are in the legislature, and you believe people should make lower wages, you should work for free. >> across town, mike hillman's restaurant had been in the family for 42 years. >> like her supporters, hillman with less experience get their first job. >> there is a lot of opportunities to hire people and allow us to hire people so we have a lower wage while they are being trained. >> in 2014, voters agreed to increase minimum wage for all non tip workers from if minors will be paid a dollar less an hour of $7.50. >> minimum wage is a big discussion in the perez's household >> you are going to inheret everything and everything. you are the future. >> the lesser they can pay for, that's the more i have to pay for. >> on tuesday, the

steve patterson went to south dakota for our serious of red, white and you. >> reporter: including this restaurant. >> wages are low. >> he's worried on a measure on tuesday's ballot asking voters to affirm or over turn a law passed in the state legislatures reduce the state's minimum wage for workers under 18 who don't make tips like many fast food workers or dishwashers. >> you are in the legislature, and you believe people should make lower wages, you should work for free. >> across town, mike hillman's restaurant had been in the family for 42 years. >> like her supporters, hillman with less experience get their first job. >> there is a lot of opportunities to hire people and allow us to hire people so we have a lower wage while they are being trained. >> in 2014, voters agreed to increase minimum wage for all non tip workers from $7.25 to $8.50. if minors will be paid a dollar less an hour of $7.50. >> minimum wage is a big discussion in the perez's household >> you are going to inheret everything and everything. you are the future. >> the lesser they can pay for, that's the more i

jeff patterson is the only reporter in cuba covering castro's death. he is joining us now from havana. >> reporter: cuba is in nine days of mourning. for many, that means coming here to say a final goodbye. one of the most remarkable things we have seen in havana is this scene, a line of people who have come to the place where fidel castro made many political speeches. until just a few years ago, he was the only leader some cubans had ever known. >> for education, for culture, for sports, cuba was an important country. >> reporter: ivan waited in line with his entire family, found people from all over the world in line. one group of dutch tourists it just happened to be in line when news of castro's death brought to the world.>> we took a cab this morning and went to hear. >> reporter: they came to stand in line with native cubans because while many americans have always thought of fidel castro as a dangerous, communist dictator, the view in the netherlands is different. >> he did a lot for the cuban people. stand here and bring him a last goodbye. >>

jeff patterson live in tampa. thank you very much. >>> this sunday morning candice and keith will get you prepared for election day with a one hour special. we'll have coverage on the big races impacting the bay area including the race for president. a special episode of your vote counts 2016 airs sunday at 9:00 a.m. >>> attorney general bondi death penalty trials go forward. florida supreme court ruled the law setting out a 10-2 jury decision was unconstitutional. they can continue without a change in law so long as the trial courts require unanimous jury recommendations to comply with the ruling. >> some could argue no proceeding should go forward. say, well yes, however you could also proceed with the trail phase and defer upon the penalty phase. >> state lawmakers have a one- day organizing session at the capitol scheduled in two weeks. adds of right now the issue is not on their agenda. >>> breaking news right now in philadelphia. a massive watermain break flooded out a strip mall. check out this video from t

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. >> and there are other toys you should alsost 8 on your side's jeff patterson joins us live from tampa tonight doing some shopping or pretend shopping anyway. truck i wish i was already doing my christmas shopping. good evening. whether you are shopping online or here at the mall, some toys can present a problem for small children. the annual report, trouble in toyland points out some major offenders. you have probably seen the until batteries caught fire and accidents sent people to the er. >> these continue to be a challenge. a doctor johns hopkins all children's hospital in st. petersburg sees toy related injuries all the time including children who swallowed small objects. >> most of the time they go down into the stomach. when they go into the lungs, that is serious. >> some of the toys have been recalled but can still be purchased in stores. toys with batteries and magnets i can go of the nose or down the mouth of a small child.>> the battery you will probably no sooner or later but typically this can last for weeks. a child could enjoy it and you get this foul odor. truck but th

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. >> let's check in with jeff patterson. he has been in the thick of things all day.>> this is the heart of old havana. this is the heart of the tourist district tourists at this time of day would normally be going in because this is the place that invented the daiquiri they say but they are not selling alcohol in havana. this is our third time being here in havana and the one thing we noted as there is no music or live bands right now. there is not people playing anything, just walking down the street as they are normally they're not selling alcohol because it is officially nine days of mourning. throughout cuba for fidel -- for fidel castro. this morning, the official funeral possession -- procession began as they took his remains to santiago for his funeral this coming sunday. a lot of observances going on here. we witnessed an amazing site last night and revolution plaza as more than 1 million people came out to pay their respects and hear speeches from their political leaders. a lot of tourist groups are still here. the

jeff patterson is the only reporter in the area covering castro's death. he joins us from havana. >> reporter: cuba is in nine days of mourning and things coming here to revolution plaza to say a final goodbye. one of the most remarkable things we have seen in havana is scene. a line of people who have come to the place where fidel castro made many political speeches. until just a few years ago, he was the only leader some cubans had ever known. >> for education, for culture, for sports, cuba was an important country. >> reporter: ivan waited in line with his entire family, havana to be part of history but we found people from all over the world in line. one group of dutch tourists just happened to be in havana when the news of castro's death brought to the world.>> we heard about the dying of fidel castro so we took a cab and went here. >> reporter: they came to stand in line with native cubans because while many americans have always thought as fidel castro as a dangerous, communist dictator, the view in the netherlands is different. >> people. we like t

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