well, the rainbow was the only color that she'd see in kansas. she wants to get over the rainbow. but then, yip put in something which makes it a yip song. he said, "and the dreams you dare to dream really do come true." you see? and that word "dare" lands on the note, and it's a perfect thing, and it's been generating courage for people for years afterwards, you know? judy garland: [singing] somewhere over the rainbow skies are blue, and the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true. ernie harburg: that's the way that the whole score came. amy goodman: was it a hit right away? ernie harburg: no, it wasn't. this was supposed to be an answer, mgm's answer to snow white and the seven dwarves, and of about 10 major critics at that time when the wizard of oz came out, i would say only two liked the show. the other eight said it was corny, that it was heavy, that judy garland was no good, and so forth. oh, yeah. you could read again in the book, who put the rainbow on the wizard of oz? , by harold meyerson and ernie harburg. but it persisted, you know? and then, in 1956, when t

in our songs for a better world, a rainbow world. my generatioion never succeededn creating that world. so i it is handed down. down ouruld hand songs, which still hang on to hope and laughter. amy goodman: today, we pay tribute to yip harburg. the man who put the rainbow in the wizard of oz democracy now special. all that and more coming up. now!me to democracy i am amy goodman. today, we pay tribute to yip harburg. his name may not be fafamiliar o mamany, but his songs are sung y millions around the world, like jazz singer abbey lincoln and -- ♪ >> bing crosby sang it. railroad, made a race against time. i built a railroad, now it is done amy goodman: and tom waits. ♪ judy collins, and dr. john from new orleans, peter yarrow, -- .> they called meow -- al amy goodman: that's al jolson, and our beloved odetta. ♪ dime?an you spare a ♪ dime? ♪spare a ♪ amy goodman: "brother, can you spare a dime?" may well be a new anthem for many americans. the lyrics to that classic american song were written by yip harburg. he was blackl

up there. >> it was a lovely double rainbow. >> double rainbow. >> i think there's more to the story there. >> i'll tee it up. you guys knock it down the fareway. it's beautiful. love to see these clouds. a wide variety of weather, a lot we'll take a look at the radar, push through the state here, 81 at sky harbor, winds gusty out of the northeast at 18 miles an hour, it will continue to be a breezy day for sure, boy, the rain just keeps pushing in, generally from southeast to northwest across the state, so kind of keep your eyes to those southeastern skies. that's where all of the action will be coming from, but it keeps popping up down here a little bit south of kits peak, another collection of thunderstorms on they will continue to work their way towards the valley, they are not done yet, that's for sure. folks in the mountains may have some very heavy rain ahead of you. as i mentioned earlier these showers are moving so fast that they are not able to put down a whole lot of rain. they are not staying in any spot for too long. things have quieted down in the valley, up the 17 it w

thesewomen are dressed in the colors of the rainbow to represent the "rainbow babies" in their arms. the term refers to babies who are born healthy -- after their mother has a miscarriage or delivers a stillborn baby. because -- like a rainbow --- there can be beauty after a storm. "our journey with having a baby started eight years ago. i just kept miscarrying." ashley behrle wore the blue dress. she's holding one of her rainbow babies, lochlan. "to be surrounded by people who have experienced loss, i felt such a connection with it and it was almost very somber." alex bolen is the photographer behind the powerful images. she created the look using colorful smoke bombs. "loss is something that i feel like people don't normally come together over. it's just something that's kind of swept under the rug and i feel like moms don't really get to come out and speak over that." she posted the images on facebook with this strong message. "it says ... 'these mommas are just 6 out of the millions that experience pregnancy/infant loss every day. some speak out. some stay silent. some have lost

rainbow to represent the rainbow babies in their arms. the term refers to babies who are born healthy after their mother has a miscarriage or delivers a stillborn bean because, like a rainbow, there can be beauty after a storm. >> our journey having a baby started eight years ago. i kept miscarrying. >> reporter: ashley wore the blue dress. she's holding one of babies. >> to be surrounded with people who have experienced a loss you feel a connection with. >> reporter: alex is the photographer behind the powerful images. >> i love her facial expressions. >> reporter: she created the look using colorful smoke bombs. >> loss is something that i feel like people don't come together over. it's something that's swept under the rug and i feel like moms don't get to speak over that. >> reporter: she posted the >> it says these moms, some speak out, some stay silent. some are sleeping angels, all loved and never forgotten. >> reporter: after that, people around the world started to like the photos. >> within an hour, it was a thousand and within t

he co-wrote the book who put the rainbow in the wizard of oz?: yip harburg, lyricist. i met up with ernie harburg at the new york public library for performing arts at lincoln center years ago when they are exhibiting yip harburg's work. ernie harburg took me on a tour. ernie harburg: the first place is business about words, and one of them is that the songs, when they were written back in those days, anyhow, always had a lyricist and a composer, and neither one of them wrote the song.

you need the rain to get the rainbow. >> we saw one in oakland too where the rainbow leads to the pot of gold, in this case oracle arena. >> nice. >> just before 3:00. more showers tonight, rain to start off tomorrow morning and partly cloudy skies and a drier finish to the weekend tomorrow. >> a good omen. >> guaranteeing a win tonight. >> see you at 11:00. >> announcer: you're watching an nbc bay area news special, "bay area proud." >> they thought i was crazy. then they started dancing with me. >> an east bay principal tries something off beat. >> we're dancing and having a little party. >> a volunteer wondering how to help the museum she loves finds the answer hiding in the bottom of her closet. >> right in front of her was this little treasure that had been hidden away for 30 years. >> plus an 8-year-old boy challenges his father to act. >> he literally said, dad, we have so much food at home, we have to help. >> and the result is millions of meals for the hungry. >> i just said the one thing that i had wanted to say all of those years. i think you were the man who saved my famil

this rainbow baby photo is herself and noticed that while on several moms' forums the term rainbow baby was used. when a mother is able to give birth after suffering a miscarriage her baby is a rainbow babe. the term is derived from the qualities of a rainbow after a storm. the mom was so moved she staged this photo in honor of all babies and their parents. >> a beautiful picture. >>> each year the florida strawberry festival impressive line-up. >> this year is no exception. willie nelson. three doors down. little big town. patti labelle to name a few. you can see the full list at wtsp.com. >> like one big name after the other. >> good ones. >> great to see who is going to be playing at strawberry fest. forecast has been great. >> another great weekend in the forecast this saturday and sunday. we have to get through kind of a gross day today. we are seeing a lot of cloud cover out there. a little bit of very light rain. it's not going to get any hearse than this. we are tracking a few sprinkles right now moving through the tampa bay area and it's lining up right along and south of the i

then just before nine, 2 people were killed near rainbow and smoke ranch. that's were we find our brittany edney who joins us live with what we are learning about both crashes. brittany? ((brittany edney)) sharie.. tonight metro is looking into two separate fatal incidents. and shiela, i'm told a car crashed into a wall--killing one person. as for this scene here near smoke ranch and rainbow... metro confirms 2 are dead. details are still limited at this time but investigators say the accident involved 2 vehicles, possibly a third. by our count... these fatalities tonight bring the total traffic fatality number to 100 for taped off just north, past the smoke ranch and rainbow intersection. and metro says it's going to be several more hours before this area reopens as they look into what happened. ((brittany edney)) police say the driver in this crash is beleieved to be impaired. we'll continue to keep you updated as more information bec. reporting live, brittany edney, 8 news now./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> protests continue across the country tonight over t

. >>> rainbow babies. the viral photos bringing mothers around the globe together. >>> then at 6:30 on the cbs evening news with scott pelley, a george washington university professor explains why millennials are more likely to begin their economic life in every tv doctor knows that when preparing for surgery, use an over pronounced washing technique for dramatic effect. they also know you need to get your annual check-up. now prepare for your check-up with one touch using the mycigna app, where you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money, manage your health and more. >>> a powerful set of photos is giving women across the world a ray of it's already reached around 3 million people online. as it gains in popularity it's hoping to spread awareness about rainbow babies. our station in st. louis explains. >> instant tears. instant tears. like i have chills even thinking about it. >> these women are dressed in the colors of the rainbow to represent the rainbow babies many their arms. the term re

the incredible story behind these so-called rainbow babies. this is really an uplifting story. >> michelle: and we've been telling you about this. ginuwine in the house. he is live today. he is in las vegas for a performance. we're going to talk about that in the upcoming las vegas soul festival. from topping the r & b charts to being featured in hit movies, he does a chance to meet him. >> kelly: and we've got lots of sunshine outside. but chilly temperatures. will it warm up this weekend? the forecast coming up. comic legend and the fovrmer president and chairman of marvel comics presented with a key from the las vegas strip. this is happening today at the treasure island hotel and casino be a fan meet and greet that's happening at 2:30. if you want to head down there we want to let you know about that and, of course, we'll have highlights on later editions of ?? attention medicare beneficiaries living in clark county. whatever your health coverage needs, call now and let unitedhealthcare help find a plan that could give you the benefits and

officers were actually on another call near rainbow and windmill when they heard three shots... around 8-30 last night. we're told they ran to the area where they heard the shots coming from... and that's when they say a man despite not knowing what led up to the shooting, police are considering this an act of domestic violence. we talked with lieutenant dan mcgrath overnight... who had a plea for anyone having family troubles. 3:51 "please call somebody... friends, family a pastor... someone didn't have to lose their life" 4:04 police have not released the names of those involved... but they do say the father appears to be in his 50s and the son was likely in his 20s. and we're told the father is cooperating, while in police custody. good morning las vegas! i'm ... and i'm xxx.... we have a freeze warning in effect right now.. let's get over to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett to find out just how cold it is right now. ((ad-lib)) adlibs freezing conditions have arrived for the valley! until temperatures mainly hitting a range between 28 and 32 degrees. the center of th

. ♪ at the end of the rainbow, rainbow ♪ ♪ at the end of the rainbow, they tell him to go, ♪ ♪ tell him to go, listen, the day i cherish like now ♪ ♪ i'm trying to get back focused to fight trail ♪ >> though striking gold in the music industry is a long-shot under the best of circumstances, that doesn't stop inmates at the louisville metro department of corrections jail from displaying their talents. ♪ but one day, you know they say, at the end of the rainbow ♪ ♪ yeah, rainbow, at the end of the rainbow, they tell him it's gold, tell him it's gold ♪ >> over the years, you see talent from singing to rapping to artistry to general, i mean, just about every field you can think of. if given the right path at an earlier stage, you know, could have been very successful at whatever they had done, but for whatever reason, it's turned out, you know, they've made choices that's landed them in here. never too late to utilize that talent, but for some people, it becomes harder and harder when you're caught up in the system for someone to give you a chance. >> when brian sauer came to

how do you get a rainbow if it is not raining? what actually happens is the crystal clouds turning into a rainbow effect. a lot of people commented that is what it was. temperatures right now primarily in the 70s with titan doppler radar rain-free. it looks to stay that way until the middle of the week and even then the chances are very slim. we might not see a prolonged period of time with any rate whatsoever as temperatures get up near 80 in tampa with winds it is pretty comfortable compared to the upper 80s in the last couple of weeks we were mid-80s with those of winds making it feel even more comfortable. tampa is partly cloudy with the computer putting a nighttime graphic now that the sun has been setting. there it is. you see the darkness but it has made the mo ready. 82 in tampa and the novel was 80 last year with 87 and the record 88. it is clear in sarasota and 79 degrees with east winds at 13 miles-per-hour. we did have some clouds this afternoon with election day looking almost exactly like but it will be dry. there is

[ light laughter ] laugh bigger. [ laughter ] ♪ at the end of the rainbow, rainbow ♪ ♪ at the end of the rainbow, they tell him to go, ♪ ♪ tell him to go, listen, the day i cherish like now ♪ ♪ i'm trying to get back focused to fight trail ♪ >> though striking gold in the music industry is a long-shot under the best of circumstances, that doesn't stop inmates at the louisville metro department of corrections jail from displaying their talents. ♪ but one day, you know they say, at the end of the rainbow ♪ ♪ yeah, rainbow, at the end of the rainbow, they tell him it's gold, tell him it's gold ♪ >> over the years, you see talent from singing to rapping to artistry to general, i mean, just about every field you can think of. if given the right path at an earlier stage, you know, could have been very successful at whatever they had done, but for whatever reason, it's turned out, you know, they've made choices that's landed them in here. never too late to utilize that talent, but for some people, it becomes harder and harder when you're caught up in the system for someone

people are posting their own rainbow babies, their own stories. i felt like it could bring lot of people together and it did. i felt grateful to have been a part of something as big as this. >>> another gorgeous start out there, scanning the skies with a million watts of power this morning, and really not finding too much out there. it's good news for us here, a beautiful saturday ahead. be sure you can get outside and take advantage of it. perhaps you want to head to the east coast. there's a big rocket launch it's the weather satellite that has been delayed several times, once thanks to hurricane matthew. our very own ian oliver is going to be out there later today watching the launch for us. there's the view from crystal river, some folks already take to go boat out this morning. it is chilly, 46 degrees for the current temperature in crystal river. this is really your last mild day. there will be a few clouds thanks to a later today. that will slide through tonight and cold winds develop behind it. you'll feel it tomorrow, highs in the 60s for

we've got an accident on lake mead just to the east of rainbow. watch out for that nothing to worry about in terms of delays. we like that. not too bad right now. let's check weather kelly. >> kelly: as you are heading out the door, grab the umbrella. no rain in the area but there is off to our east and more to our southwest. you're going to want a sweater today. temperatures not expected to warm up a whole lot. our high only 63. we'll talk more about anytime 10 out what happened before a man was shot in what looks like to be a domestic dispute. a woman in an apartment complex called 911, told operators there a woman showed up at her door asking her to call police because she had been involved in a shooting with her boyfriend. she led them to a car anyway rural area. officers found a car and in the drivers seat they found a man who had been shot. he was still died later at umc. if this is a crime no word on a motive. they have no record of any domestic violence calls from that couple. the man in his late 20's or early 30's. >> kim: a man accused i

you don't see a rainbow from above often. do you? unless you're in a plane or if you're in skyfox and the other thing you notice in this beautiful picture in addition to the rainbow and that rain shaft is how beautiful the foliage looks. >> that is often, i'll have to share that on facebook later. we're starting to see the clear out and the skies will be a lot less numerous, they're moving away. i love this picture we got today from mark story, look how gorgeous those pictures are with the washington monument in the background here. gorgeous. as a matter of fact, get your foliage pictures while you can. because we are at peak all across the area here and those leaves will be dropping pretty rapidly, especially when we bring in pretty breezy wind tomorrow then another batch of saturday. to the foliage. and not much left of showers, mainly north and east of the city or south, you can see the tell tale rotation, we know we got an area of low pressure moving on through more substantial showers towards philadelphia and atlantic city. we'r

he says riding north on rainbow... he could clearly see the gravel... but couldn't make out the curb he now know separates the road and the asphalt sidewalk along are crusing down the road and you can't see the sidewalk." benavides says a simple change 20.01.20.00 "how much time does it take to put a barrel or a flashing light." when we contactwed clark county about the issue they said they will be looking into it. the construction company doing work in the area did not return reporting live, bryan callahan, 13 action news. it's the image.... that no homeowner... ever wants to see. strangers rummaging.... through your home. and... neighbors say.... these kinds of crimes.. are invading their area. 13 action news reporter.... tom george spoke to people who say... they're afraid.... in their own homes. tom lead well luckily the robbery that happened inside this house was all caught on there's been a lot of crime in this neighorhood that hasnt it all happened in broad daylight on a saturday... video showing two thieves ransacking a house near durango and fl

to get a rainbow, you need rain. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with the rain and when it will move out. in a few more hours we should see clearing skies. look at what is coming our way for the next couple of hours. they are scattered showers. the rain has been moderate at times. i wouldn't say heavy rain but we have had moderate patches in the wake of the cold front. zoom in now. loudoun county has fair amount of showers. everything moving at a good clip because of the gusty weather or three steps ahead of the weather by downloading the storm watch 7 app. easy to find. you can download it at the app store or get it on google play. overnight it's breezy and colder with the clearer skies. tomorrow there are temperatures from the upper 30's to the upper 40's. if cold snap a trend or just a one-davissor? we will let you know in the extended outlook. coming up in a few minutes. larry: thank you. we talk to you soon. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- more towing in arlington? what is being proposed to make it eas

stephanie zepelin out to rainbow and oquendo.... to catch up with them. she joins us live with more... stephanie... two men you heard from last night are concerned about this.. an asphalt sidewalk....well since that story they've put in this white stripe pkg construction is never anyone's favorite thing in the valley. and this motorcyclist believes more could have been in this area under construction to prevent his terrible accident. 00.25 the cones and barrels that were put there after my accident are all gone again 29 so the next guy coming down through there, riding at night, you can't see it 33 lb but the company doing the project takes with the arguments put forth in this video by attorney stephen stubbs. 00.37 it's all shadows, there aren't any lights 38 las vegas paving has no say over whether there are lights.... and as for the cones,, general superintendent clark webster says they get hit by cars and they try to replace them 14.48.38 and that's just a temporary solution 41 when we walk away from here in april, that's not going to be any different

instant tears. >> reporter: these women are dressed rainbow to represent the rainbow babies in their arms. it refers to babies born healthy after their mother has a miscarriage or delivers a stillborn baby. >> our journey with having a baby started about 8 years ago. i just kept miscarrying. >> reporter: ashley wore the blue dress. who have experienced loss and felt such a connection with, it was almost very somber. >> reporter: the photographer behind the images created the look using colorful smoke bombs. >> loss is something that i feel like people don't normally come together over. it's just swept under the rug. i feel like moms don't come out and speak to that. it says, these moms are just experience pregnancy and infant loss every day. some speak out, some stay silent, some have lost many, some try for months or years, some meet their sleeping angels. all loved and never forgotten. >> reporter: people across the world began liking the photos. >> within three days it was like 16,000. people are posting their own rainbow babies, their own stories. i felt like it could bring a lot

these women are dressed in the colors of the rainbow to represent the rainbow babies in their arms. rainbow baby is a term to healthy babies delivered to mothers after a miscarriage or stillborn baby. she shared this with a powerful message that's been liked and shared thousands of times. >> it says mommas are 6 out of millions that experience and pregnancy loss everyday. some speak out. some have lost many, some try moss or years. some meet angels. all loved and never forgotten. >> it's reached 3 million people online. it's one of those things when people talk about it and others join it, you see not just moms but families it affects. >> pretty picture and beautiful message for sure. >> absolutely. >>> snow has started falling on we've got another "line 9" for you this morning.. "small business saturday" is next you in the newsroom this morning. >> small business saturday is next week. colorado has no shortage of unique stopping shops. >> teams ready to take your calls for another hour until 8:00. they've got a lot of information on how to support local businesses. this is an impor

and spring mountain and rainbow, and desert inn. it's my understanding that while panhandling is not against the law, stepping into traffic is a misdemeanor." ((sheriff joe lombardo)) >> that's correct, and i've noticed it myself too. so i've given a directive to our bureau commanders to address it. on the roadway. it's not illegal to be homeless, it's not illegal to solicit homes. but it is illegal to be out on the roadways and cause traffic obstructions. so i've gotten the bureau commanders to address it because it is a quality of life issue some people seem threatend when they approach the vehicles and part of their directive is to address it. so hopefully we do get a handle drive i do believe that it's in the spring valley area of command and we will adress it. ((kirsten joyce)) >> that's good because there are so many non profits that can help people get off the streets. ((sheriff joe lombardo)) >> well that's true, but there is also the other side of the coin where they don't help out, and that's the lifestyle they choose so w

of the rainbow from oakland. look how cool. share your pictures with us on social media using the #abc 7 now. you may see it on air or online at abc7news.com. is there a pot of gold somewhere there, kristen? >> i'm sure there is. now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> happy thanksgiving, early thanksgiving to all of you. tomorrow, here's a look at forecast. it's going to be a cold morning. temperatures will begin in the mid-30s to the 40s at noontime. the sun will be out and it's going to be bright and brisk. crisp afternoon at 4:00 p.m. and looking at the sun going down at 7:00. cool, low to mid-50s. now, if you're traveling thursday, here's a look at what it's going to be like in terms of the weather, i-5 north of reading, green light north of los angeles and east to the central valley or to tahoe so you're going to be just fine because we're not expecting any unsettled weather for thanksgiving. live doppler 7 showing nothing but a few clouds out there and we're tracking the next storm. for friday

you see a rainbow when rain is ahead of you and sun behind you. that's what you're seeing right there as it ill lump nature gorgeous foliage at peak now across the area. great job sky fox with the washington monument there in the background. we send mark story sending that us. keep sending great pictures on base took and twitter. though i'm not looking at facebook now because it's all over the place. taking a little bit of a break. i'll keep tweeting you great information about what is going on with the weather forecast and you probably noticed there is a lot of breezy conditions out there and we're going to see our temperatures dropping and a lot of sunshine back in the forecast for us tomorrow. today. it only ended up being a couple tenths of inch and we're hey wind since september 1, 4 1/2" and more. dry day tomorrow and comfortable climbing back into the low 60s dropping to upper 30s tonight maybe mid. breezy at times tomorrow as you notice tonight and maybe gusts up and over 25 during the day tomorrow not a windy day this super level low syst

it looks like a a rainbow -- a double rainbow this morning in lorain according to kathy. and she said it is snowing too. no real snow. there is the rainbow right in there. look at the rough waves with 6 to 10 foot waves coming ashore today. mark johnson >>> on this veterans day it is time to honor one of our own. the veteran inside our newsroom. >> many people might be surprised to find out that leon bibb is a vietnam veteran. >> i'm happy to say leon bibb is not only my his courage is admired and today his sacrifice is honored. [ playing "taps" ] >> reporter: it was a weather november day. >> my mother was crying, and there were tears which fell into the skillet of the eggs and bacon that morning. >> reporter: tears from another son. backpacks map he was on his way. he was on his way into the unknown. >> he did what he needed to do, and he got out as fast as he could. >> reporter: he dropped everything going into training and a few months later he was descending on a vietnam. >> i will be bringing her in rather steep, he said. >> reporter: morning the down. >> i gripped

one side would be rainbow. one side would be polka dot, one side would be light blue so now they had their plan. the hammers and the nails, and all of the paint. they knew they were going to have five holes, and each hole was going to be an apartment for a different bird. so they took the hammers and the nail, and what did they do? >> hammer. >> willa: hammer hammer hammer, up and down, hammer hammer hammer, up and down. and the sides were together. it was time to put on the? >> roof. part of the roof and guess what? they had to hammer them together. hammer hammer hammer, up and down, hammer hammer hammer, up and down! the roof was a perfect fit. why do they need a roof on their house? >> so the rain won't drop on them. >> willa: wonderful! and with that, they placed the down. hammer hammer hammer. >> up and down. hammer hammer hammer. >> up and down. and now, this beautiful house that had all of those beautiful colors was ready to be hung from the tree. where in the tree would he hang this house? >> on a branc

, cameras capturing the rainbow of the sun, and i'm like what the [ bleep ]. like that's a good [ bleep ]. but if i'm just there just being like on the beach, eating like a taquito, being like, oh this is a really good [ bleep ] taco. it's like, don't say [ bleep ] there, man. but if there's the dolphins and [ bleep ] light and that, that's when you say [ bleep ], that's the good [ bleep ]. does that make sense? >> oh, it makes perfect sense. >> [ bleep ] ? i'm matty matheson and i'm the host of "dead set on life," the greatest tv show in the world. galaxy, universe, infinity. ?? >> i'm matty matheson, and i'm back for season two of "dead set on life." this is the party i've been looking for. i'm going to do more. travel more. there's a cow down here on the beach. eat more. i'll have the fatty brisket. >> i just don't want to be a glutton. >> neither do i. i'm an amazing world class chef from toronto, canada. you know, got a few restaurants in toronto. doing some stuff on the internet and tv. chef. chef guy. ?? how good of a chef do i think i am? i don't know

we're on our way to a report of an accident at blue diamond road and rainbow. from a distance i don't see anything that looks like real delay. we'll be on top of that in a couple of minutes. right now let's check team traffic with jeff. >> jeff: we are accident free on the freeways. 15 is running slow through the times 7 minutes between downtown and tropicana. all other freeways clear. let's get a check of the forecast with kelly. >> kelly: lots of sunshine expected again today. make sure you have t shirts on for late they are afternoon. 71 at 9:00 a.m. lunchtime 78 today. not a bad day to have lunch outside. i'll let you know what to expect for the rest of the week coming up. >> dana: democrats and republicans across the country including here state of nevada. >> we're in fair very difficult time. if you saw his behavior at his hotel, why wouldn't he extend that throughout the country. >> i'm so happy. we need trump in the white house. >> dennis: coming up kendall is at a local donut shoptalking to locals about what happened last night. beyond state lines. thi

willie worthams was arrested after the crash near lake mead and rainbow two weeks ago... that claimed the lives of sharithea everatt's two sons. she says worthams mouthed the words "i'm sorry to her" while in court yesterday. when i look at him i dont see a bad person, i really don't. boys. they're the same age! it just that split second he made a careless decision. sharithea everett says her boys were on their way to buy her a birthday gift at the time of the crash. she's planning to lay them to rest on saturday. an update this morning on this terrifying home break-in... a woman watched live while she was vacationing in thailand. police have now recovered the taken from her near flamingo and durango during the ransacking. metro is still looking for the thieves, who got away with thousands of dollars worth of clothes and jewelry. a violent brawl in a parking lot-- you see the women throwing punches and fighting on the ground... but this isn't even as dangerous as things got! we'll show what the fighting women decided to do next. greg adlibs weather forecast tease and i'm

it was a high speed crash on saturday south of rainbow. the driver of a 2010 camaro slammed into their sonata. they had been on a shopping trip for their mom. >> dana: a local couple accused of kidnapping a one-year-old girl are due in a local courtroom hours from now. michelle joins us live in front of the regional justice center with more. >> michelle: according to the police report the two suspects in this case met the girl's kidnapping. they drove the girl's mother home in her car because she was too drunk to drive to the house where the little girl was being watched by the grandmother. after the grandmother left the two rummaged through the house and started stealing stuff and spotted the little girl and took her because they said they were concerned for her safety. she was recovered after an amber alert went out unharmed. the kidnapping. over the summer at one of the hearings they had the defense attorney for samantha campbell ask her bail be reduced because she recently found out she was pregnant. the judge denied that request and s

here's a sprinkles that produced rainbow over plant city. double rainbow. we'll stay mostly dry tonight. i think the best chance of rain next week or so will probably come early next week. the european model is very hets hope you get rain some point soon in southeast with severe weather lower mississippi valley, 75 new orleans. but 54 in little rock. and the dew points are coming up 66 in miami. and 63 degrees in tampa. 76 now the dew .63. winds are east southeast at 9. again increasing moisture over our state. and take a look at how extensive the rain is tonight. it extends from louisiana into mississippi where some o in fact now, there's a severe thunderstorm watch up from near birmingham west of mississippi line. a couple of tornado watches are up in louisiana and mississippi. and then, kind of curves around this front and on the backside it's snowing. you have winter here, and you have summer-like temperatures in the southeast. and the snow is really piling up in the rockies. salt lake is 32. denver is 42. chicago 49. columbia 68. now tonight, temperatu

. >> the sun and rainbow and flowers. a sun. rainbow. flowers. lilliana's favorite things to draw and paint. picture in recovery after getting a new heart. lily was born with a heart syndrome. >> she was born with half a heart. her left side of her heart didn't work. her first open heart surgery was 10 days old. >> lily has had four open heart surgeries and six heart catheterizations and not to mention the transplant surgery. >> i am brave. >> reporter: so brave. now her drawing will be featured on where i'm from appare t-shirt one of two designs for the company's second annual holiday fundraiser for cleveland children's clinic and all proceeds go to the hospital. >> every single dime of this money will be used to fund the research in pediatrics. >> reporter: the shirts are $26. the sweatshirt $46. can you find them at one of five where i am from mini stores. they are available on the company's web site and at the campus. >> it is a win-win. you are donating and helping an incredible cause. you get an awesome neat shirt to keep for yourself. >> s

this is rainbow. this is a neighborhood filled with apartment ce police say willie wortham was barreling down the road racing another driver on saturday night when he killed those two brothers and what happened next has a mother heartbroken. >> every single mom, you want to protect your kids as a kid. you want to protect your kids. my kids call me, i'm always there. this one time i wish i wouldn't have answered the phone. he just asked what i wanted for preparing to bury two of her sons. today, she's visiting the ever-growing memorial where jermaine asher and robert sean roberts were killed by a suspected drunk driving. >> oh, my god. i'm trying to be strong. >> reporter: the days since have been killed with anger and grief. >> no. i'm not okay. i will never be okay. i know people want me to be okay but i will >> reporter: in a black jail jump suit, the suspected driver, willie wortham, came face to face with a judge today in a las vegas courtroom. his bail, set at $500,000. in the metro police report

there was a shower detected that created this rainbow. just signs it doesn't actually rain in november but not much. as we look ahead to our temperatures, it will be warm, well above normal but next couple of days. keeping in mind the average high is 75 degrees, we're looking at highs in the low 80s but by the end of the week, temperatures will drop near- normal as a cold front passes as for temperatures, zephyrhills apollo beach, winter haven 71 degrees. brooksville, brinton, clearwater, 73 degrees. very pleasant night, comfortable. we will talk about those mentioned just and look for any better rain chances coming up.>>> still ahead: >> ever wonder how amazon ships so many different projects so quickly? wonder no more. will take you inside a local amazon facility. >>> today i'm trying to help pounds of cloves and only got four back. when the owner brushed her off, z25ehz z16fz z26htz z16fz y26hty y16fy are cozying up with their computers to score big holiday meals. news 10 like that an inside look at the amazon fulfillment center and ru

double rainbow. what a beautiful shot. rainbow. just a great shot. you can see a few high, cirrus clouds. there were clear patches but a lot of clouds throughout the day. 85 degrees our high. we've got a cold front coming through tomorrow. quite a few clouds. behind that front, a little cooler, 76 degrees for friday. as for the evening, clouds and clear patches. 72 degrees at 9 pm. in the overnight, 70 degrees. temperature a bit hazy to start. that is very warm this time of year. the humidity also very high for this time of year. 79 degrees in the afternoon. probably start to see clearing but we do have a 20% chance of seeing a shower. 73 degrees largo, palm harbor 76 degrees, 75 degrees temple terrace. 74 degrees st. petersburg and 74 degrees in and rest. a cold front to the north, showers and thunderstorms ahead of it. today. through the central parts of south carolina, they also had torn attic concerns. further south across florida, light showers, clouds, and it's nice to get some kind of moisture. perhaps a slightly better chance tomorrow with th

today there was a rainbow and a few light showers. all that activity has pushed away from the city now. our high today is seasonal, the coolest day this week at 62, 71 in lamar, 58 in carbondale. 45 degrees at dia currently, air pressure. around the area it's been kind of quiet. so i like to do a little feature called weather around the globe when the weather is quiet. everybody is talking about cleveland and the world series, so let's go there first, shall we? a record high temperature today ahead of a line of showers which created a rain delay for a time. in the cleveland area a record high today of 78 degrees. down the road in illinois a funnel cloud, 2-inch hail, morton, mapleton down with severe weather still going on tonight. seattle looking more like the season and feeling like it, too but right here in denver, colorado, around 7:45 this morning in the southern metro area a few sprinkles on the windshield as well. in the high country the beautiful scenes of 2 to 4 inches of overnight snow. they'll take every flake they can get.

one person shot to death at an apartment complex near rainbow and windmill and police just released more details to 13 action news anchor carla wade carla? it happened just after 8-oh-clock at the covington apartments--here behind me. we are across the street the leave the property. we don't have a lot of details but homicide detectives were focused on an area in the parking lot inside the gates near a car port. we know that one person was killed. and police already have a suspect in custody. we don't yet know the identity of the victim or the suspect or what led up to tonight's shooting. police are still investigating. carla wade 13 action news tonight.... about a potentially dangerous item.... that could be in your home. a recall is being re-issued.... for certain de-humidifiers... because they can overheat and catch on fire! these are linked they're made by.... "gree".... but sold.... under more than.... a dozen brand names... including "g-e" and "kenmore". the recall was first issued..... back in -2-thousand -13-.... a warning tonight..... about what's on your christmas list.... this

a rainbow shining over the stadium after the game. that hopefully eased some of the pain of t pain. >>> squaw valley after getting seven inches of fresh powder. squaw valley actually opens for the season on wednesday. >>> new to us, usually falls in new york. a live look from syracuse. they had that overnight lake-effect snow that completely covers up roads and cards. cold air rushes over relatively warm water of lake ontario. it looks like a winter wonderland. >> you're going to have a white thanksgiving. >> it looks great from afar. >> while we're enjoying a nice warm mild weather here. they are looking at about 1 1/2 feet of snow. take it in. california, thanksgiving. as we take a live look outside now, over san jose, always have to deal with is a little bit of rain here and there. we can handle that. as we go into today, this will clear out. let's take a look how much rain we had from over the weekend. santa rosa, about 2 1/2 inches of rain, oakland close to an inch of rain and san jose about 0.4 inch of rain. santa cruz mountains

crash on flamingo near rainbow. ((dave courvoisier)) >> you can see some lanes blocked by police cars now. no word on how serious the injuries are, but we'll keep you updated when we learn more information. ((denise valdez)) >>> thanks for joining us... i'm denise valdez. ((dave courvoisier)) >> i'm dave courvoisier. a mother takes the stand claiming the clark county school district failed to protect her son. two families are suing ccsd for allegedly mishandling bullying reports at a henderson middle school. 8 news now reporter karen castro is live outside the the mother says the school could have done more. ((karen castro)) >> a lot of the testimony through out the trial has focused on what school knew and what they didn't know. today, attorneys questions the alleged victim's mother about these two emails she sent to administrators. mary bryan testified back in september of 2011 her son told her his friends was being bullied in band class at greenspun middle school. the same day she became aware of what was happeni

here's a plus, i don't have to deal with distracted drivers, my only distraction was this rainbow that appeared. i arrived in st. pete a little wind blown and hit the timer. 55 minutes. . >> okay. so now it's time to compare the ferry ride commute at channel 8 because it's in downtown tampa. so i've got my stopwatch, let's get going. 0 the drive across the howard frankland bridge was good which is typical in the morning, and to the ferry parking. with the added time, just over 33 minutes. >> so if driving is quicker what commuter would this benefit? >> if you work in tampa and live in st. pete it's a way of getting to work in 50 minutes accidents on the bridge. >> soy checked my traffic date that from yesterday at 7:15 a.m. and heading to tampa took 40 minutes just on the interstate and that's with zero crashes so comparing the basic commutes driving was actually a bit longer than the ferry. . >> so i found the ferry could be a viable alternate commute for those living in downtown st. pete and working downtown tampa. course that's going to increase your ferry commute. it's also $10 eac

this is rainbow. this is a neighborhood filled with apartment ce police say willie wortham was barreling down the road racing another driver on saturday night when he killed those two brothers and what happened next has a mother heartbroken. >> every single mom, you want to protect your kids as a kid. you want to protect your kids. my kids call me, i'm always there. this one time i wish i wouldn't have answered the phone. he just asked what i wanted for

a double rainbow. full arc rainbow after the front and rain that went through. it's up here, and you can see just on the left side here, see right here. little tough to see but there so two reflections, not just one on the rain drops. that's how you get that. cool looking. 3 degree guarantee time. this is a tough one today. boy, you're timing the front, know it's going to be warm. forecast high was 68, we hit 72, so we give another hundred dollars to fight awe tim. we do that -- autism, and we do that, and into december we change the charities, and we give you a chance to vote on the charit it was the mid-70s, and gusts to 70 just west in nelson county, west virginia 58, leesburg 53, and national 41 miles per hour wind gusts. gusts over 30 right now in martinsburg, they've calmed wind advisory still up through tomorrow night, ending at midnight monday morning. the temperatures down in the mid-30s in the valley. low 40s now, but with the wind it feels like the lower 30s here. feels like it's in the single digits and teens in the mountains where the snow is flying

our faith jessie is live at an early-voting location near the 215 and rainbow where she caught up with voters coming out of that final chance to beat the crowds next tuesday. faith? >> reporter: yeah, lines are a lot longer than they were just a few hours ago. you can take a look behind me and see how long these lines ar that most early voters come out to the polls on the very last day of early voting and it's pretty evident right here at this early voting spot near 215 and rainbow. over 430,000 people in clark county have already voted in the last 13 days offer -- of the early voting period. over 22,000 people headed to the polls yesterday. as of 11:00 a.m. today, close to 10,000 people have already cast their ballots. keeping the lines moving quickly, much more so than in previous years. >> i would say, 15, 20 minutes. it wasn't that bad. the line is long but they are fast here at the boulevard mall. >> reporter: you can head over to news3lv.com to find out where you can vote early and the times that they close. make sure to check on those times because they do vary and today is the

fox5's cyndi lundeberg is live at the scene near rainbow and windmill with more details. closed captioning will resume shortly will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly it's time to get coats and sweaters out of storage. temperatures across the valley taking a dip.... a freeze warning-- in effect. and we are all feeling the chill. we check in with chief meteorologist ted pretty for a look at the forecast. the coldest weather las vegas has felt in nearly 10 months is on the way tonight. a freeze warning is in effect for the las vegas valley from 2 am to 8 am wednesday. neighborhoods will be dropping into the low 30s and upper 20s overnight. skies will be mostly clear on wednesday with high temperatures only in the mid 50s; below average for this time of year. skies stay mostly a system moves in friday. southern nevada stays dry, but we see more cloud cover with gusty winds. high temperatures hold in the mid to low 50s. temperatures moderate this weekend with highs back up around 60 degrees on sunday. closed captioning will resume shortly temperatures--- peo

(choir singing "somewhere over the rainbow") and somewhere over the rainbow in castle rock, colorado, a youg woman who inspired her mother to make a difference offered a word of thanks. it's on her heart to always think about people with special needs 'cause she has a daughter like me. thanks, mom, for helping all of us. tom mustin, cbs four news. wellspring has plans to build a residential home and a greenhouse. friends of broomfield is offering similar services to adults with disabilities. the organization was started by two mothers who realized their kids needed a challenge and a sense of purpose. now 50 people of all ages are learning and practice life skils at the center. he gets that support and he can come here and tell them about his bad experience or his scary experience. i am the mother of an adult son who has multiple developmental disabilities. that need so it was really directed by the community. as a mom, it's a gift that's pretty much undescribable to knw that you're special needs person, the most important persn in your life is safe and content and can reach his potent

a lot of times people see sun dogs which almost look like sort of certified californiaerti rainbows, but robfi saw an upsie down rainbow today and he was writing to us here at fox5 tox5 ask us what we thought it was and we said, well, we think it's just the sunlight refractingsunl through those cloudsig but he figured out that it was in fact california art but it's made of ice crystal not like a regular rain bolt good job. reagan's today, lovely at 66. dulles 63. bwi65. it wasn't as cold last night,st but we will fall to the upper 40s and low 30 #-s and we're on our way there manassas down to 46-degrees. d.c. at 58-degrees. i wanted to show you the temperature trend because boytr down in a big way over the next several days. but this is only going to show you kind of the moderate stuff. tomorrow about 65-degrees, thursday of #* 65, but then we t spike up to 70 on friday. 70 now on saturday before crashing with temperatures inurs the upper 40s only on sunday and maybe our first snow flakes fore parts of the area on sunday. it's a very strong system that's going to come true. to speaki