they expect more than 800 the rochester runners free fall 5k begins at 8:30 at the rochester community center. registration is only $10. kids 12 and under are only $5. the race is hosted by the rochester runners club. congratulation to these seven bishop girton senior athletes for signing on with colle

to revoke his bail after this arrest in rochester. maria: and there's a simply reason why. his positive message of giving back to the place he grew up in. hyannis. tonite jonathon thompson is someone you should know. >> the mayor of cape cod. reporter: it's like being with a rock star enough. >> i know. i can tell. >> just about everybody knows this guy. there is a good reason why.

rochester defeated republican hans reigle. she ran on a platform of job creation, the economy, and equal pay for equal work. rochester succeeds former congressman john carney, who vacated his seat in the u-s house to run for governor. here's a breakdown of who now has control in the u-s senate and house of representatives. republicans getting huge victories across the u-s...giving t house of representatives. in the senate - republicans now hold 51 seats...to the democrats 47. in the house of representatives..a similar story with republicans now holding 236 seats...to the democrats 191. besides voters casting ballot for president and congress...several states also voted on marijuana measures. california, massachusetts and nevada have voted to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, giving a huge boost to the campaign to allow pot nationwide. arkansas, florida, north dakota, and medical use of marijuana. toss to rob high pressure takes over today giving us sunshine and keeping temperatures above average. winds shift to the s

- a picture of rochester and me? - oh, boss. - what? - why don't we give him the one of you handing me my christmas bonus? (audience chuckling) - me giving you a christmas bonus? is there a picture of that? - (mumbling) (audience laughing) long has rochester been with you? - well, if he lasts through this interview, it'll be 25 years. (audience laughing) - incidentally mr. benny, you spoke about your family. - uh-huh. - do you happen to have any pictures of them? - oh, my folks, you mean. - yeah. - oh well, isn't that nice. - i have a small one here that i hope will be of some help to you here. oh, here. here's one right here. but where's your sister florence? - oh, my sister florence? - yes. - oh, well when this picture was taken, you see, my sister wasn't born yet. - but mr. benny, you told me she was older than you are. - now, yes. (audience laughing) anyway, mr. jones, i'm so glad you're going to include them re wonderful, wonderful, people. you know, i studied the violin through just because of my father. you know, he used to play

they expect more than 800 the rochester runners free fall 5k begins at 8:30 at the rochester community center. registration is only $10. kids 12 and under are only $5. the race is hosted by the rochester runners club. congratulation to these seven bishop girton senior athletes for signing on with colle winter. no more games, jerry. you saw the deal and hustled to u.s. cellular to get yourself the samsung galaxy s7 and 500 bucks. maybe. "maybe," jer-bear? hmm? got your phone and your $500 and put it under your own tree. that's your writing! you after santa's job? it was a one-day deal. sorry, santa. it's no crime to gift yourself. and get $500 back while it lasts. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. hampshire has been working hard to make its upcoming season far better than last year. shelley: whaleback mountain in enfield says the severe lack of snow last year is what prompted it to make some much needed upgrades. wi

oh, rochester! -[rochester] yes, boss!? -get my stuff together, will ya? so we can go home. and this itching is awful. i wonder what's causing it. -how have you been washing my pajamas lately? -same as usual. i take them out to the swimming pool and beat them on a rock. -well, you mean the washing machine is still broken? -yes. -well, have you been using some kind of new starch in my shirts? -i don't use any starch, boss. -well then, how do you get 'em so stiff? -after i wash 'em, i put 'em in the freezer. well there must be something causing this rash. i've never had a rash like this before. -yes you did, boss. -when? -you remember the time you lost that ten-dollar bill in the backyard? -oh yeah. i did scratch a lot, didn't i? -scratch? you dug a hole 20 feet deep. -yes, and some bones you sold to the los angeles museum. -oh, yes. but gee, i've got to do something about this rash. look at it, rochester. -boy, that looks bad. maybe you've got an allergy. why don't you call the doctor? -oh, rochester. that's a good idea. here, get me the phone book, will ya? i'll look up an a

the rochester runners free fall 5k begins at 8:30 at the rochester community center. registration is only $10. kids 12 and under are only $5. the race is hosted by the rochester runners club. congratulation to these seven bishop girton senior athletes for signing programs. shelley: getting ready for tom: a ski resort in new hampshire has been working better than last year. shelley: whaleback mountain in enfield says the severe lack of snow last year is what prompted it to make some much needed upgrades. with the help of $100,000 in community donations, it added up to make snow making machinery, as well as some beginner lifts. >> our core group of supporters and people who want to see this facility survived, because they know how important it is for the in the past and no one wants to see that happen again. shelley: the goal is to have the mountain open before christmas. tom: the wait is over. tomorrow, loon mountain will open for its 50-th anniversary season. mountain officials say they have been making snow nonstop since sunday evening on 12 upper mountain trails. to

did a concerto-- >> in rochester? >> did a little conducting and-- >> in rochester? >> yes, and it was very, very cold. >> it stays cold in rochester about when? next june? something like that? >> well, let's put it this way, summer is on july 4th. >> anyway, how many of you remember when you were in school, uh, and you would do something-- you got caught goofing off or something, and the teacher would write it down and say, "this will become part of your permanent record." remember that? [ applause ] >> that happened to me. >> did you ever have visions years later, your boss calling you in and saying-- >> yes. >> "we just looked at your permanent record--" [ laughter ] "you threw a sandwich at peggy malkovich in the 3rd grade?" [ laughter ] but teachers did that they'd say-- and you thought forever, this would be part of your permanent record. well, thanks to the family educational rights and privacy act, you have the right to send away for a copy of your record. did you know that? schools usually keep them on microfilm, and they charge a few dollars for the service

anthony institute at the university of rochester. she tells the rochester democrat and chronicle that she went to the polls and the grave with her two daughters in order to share the experience. the cemetery has extended its visiting hours to 9 p.m. tuesday to allow for more election day visitors. regardless of the election's outcome.many believe today's tribute to susan-b-anthony and her fight for equality.speaks volumes. the cemetery will extend its hours until the polls close for those who are last-minute voting and may want to pay tribute. a plea hearing for 2 east bay murder suspects is underway. >> britteny: linda areas and other stories drawn mild it continue with the bigger high- pressure stinging control of the mortar towards night loss of last night and addresses including beautiful than the 77 oakland closer to a auto closer to 58720 as the the '60s and and yet conquered oakland it just barely 60 degrees for a warm lunch or most locations and then the highest in the high '70's. in close to 80 degrees and saturday. mid-70s

for roland rochester, cooking over 200 turkey is a labor of love and thanks. #4490 roland rochester volunteer "operation turkey" 05:53:00:10 rus=:08 "i have been here since monday nght, my two brothers. tomorrow volunteers plan to hand out more than 4000 turkey dinners with all the trimmings. #4491 willie rochester volunteer. :05:54:25:07 runs=:07 " we got turkey, stuffing mashed. potatoes corn green beans, pies cranberry sauce a good old thanksgiving its called "operation turkey". fayetteville is one of 10 cities and 11 states across the country feeding the homeless and volunteers say its a huge challenge, especially this year. #4544 :06:45:32:03 venassia gunter "operation turkey" runs=:45 "with hurricane matthew it increased the need to have a meal. we have alot of people in lumberton that lost a lot of what they had ,so here in fayetetville we will do 3000 plates, and in lumberton we will do 1000 plates." tonight the rush is on as volunteers pealed and chopped more than 1000 pounds of potatoes, opened dozens of small cups with cranberry sauce. they will hand out plates at 4 locations aroun

. >>> 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

breaking news into our newsroom out of rochester. former state rep kyle tasker was arrested last night accused of dwi. police say he was driving a car that failed to stop just after 5:30 and hit a car, pushing it into a third vehicle. everyone refused medical treatment at the scene. tasker is facing charges for allegedly soliciting a minor online and possession with intent to distribute

lisa rochester. becoming the first woman and first african-american from delaware elected to congress. >>> the race for pennsylvania's second congressional district. nbc news projects dwight evans, democrat, over republican james jones. projected to win the special election. >> the first congressional district covering philadelphia and part of delaware county, bob

tom: former state representative kyle tasker is now accused of driving drunk and causing a crash in rochester. police say tasker slammed into a car stopped at a red light which caused a chain reaction yesterday afternoon. tonight, tasker is out on bail for the dwi arrest. however that could change if he is taken into custody for violating his first bail. we reached out to tasker for a comment, he has not responded. tonight, a derry mother is several times in recent weeks. shelley: she says the threatening messages and damage are disturbing because she has a black son. tonight, she shows our jean mackin what happened, and explains why she wants to share her story to show her son she will not be scared. jean: the family has lived here

in the 40's in rochester. it would be a good idea to have heavy gear in the morning. last bell, temperatures will be a a lot warmer. heading into the low 60's in a few spots. i will show you the timing of the rain showers moving in later this week. cherise: authorities are looking for a suspect who attacked a woman walking on a trail in lebanon. lebanon police say the 23-year-old woman was attacked while walking off of loop road center. the woman was able to get away with minor injuries. police are looking for a white

anthony at cemetery in rochester new york as they head into election day. of course anthony was a leader during the suffrage movement dying in 190614 years before they would earn the right to vote in the u.s. as tribute to the latest as they will be stopping by their i voted stickers, flowers, and campaign memorabilia to honor their flight. >> with fewer than 48 hours to the election day that many bay area voters are telling them that they will be taking as much time as they can to fill out the ballot as they would talk to them in san francisco today and to say that they need to do a lot of homework before making their decision on the local measures. >> that we will be outside their civic center where they need to set up their station here and those tents here for them to drive up and to hang up their mail-in ballots in person and that the polls are also open inside san francisco city hall as well. voters would need to have a lot

the rochester runners free fall 5k begins at 8:30 at the rochester community center. turkey trot on blossom road starts at nine a.m. there is no registration. you are just welcome to make a donation that goes straight to the shepherds food pantry. sean: new technology could soon allow drivers to open their car with a selfie. jaguar land rover has patented facial recognition technology that detects when someone is approaching the car and unlocks the doors if the driver matches saved images. this could save drivers the hassle of digging for their keys or trying to unlock the car while their arms are full. it not yet clear when the technology might become available. a man in wisconsin got quite a surprise after hitting a deer with his truck. erin: the man put the deer in the back of his truck, thinking it was dead. when an officer came by he opened the hatch to show him the when the man pulled the deer out it leapt up and ran away. the sheriff's office posted the story on its facebook page saying, the deer ran into the woods and refused to give a statement. kevin: region

the rochester teen doing just that right here in new hampshire. mike: another weekend just about here, and after clouds give way to some sun what follows for saturday and tom: tonight, the man accused of killing two iowa police officers is charged with two counts of first degree murder. michael scott greene was booked into jail after his formal arrest earlier today. officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio were both shot in the head while sitting greene surrendered yesterday but was in the hospital because of a separate medical condition until today. now to the state's drought. as the state asks everyone to keep conserving water, we're now getting good news about the drought. significant rain over the past few weeks has improved drought conditions statewide. bodies of water like the merrimack river are now starting to get back to normal levels. in the past week, strafford and merrimack counties were dropped from extreme to severe. less than 5% of the state is now experiencing extreme drought >> so we would encourage residents to conserve wa

to revoke his bail after this arrest in rochester. maria: and there's a simply reason why. his positive message of giving back to the place he grew up in. hyannis. tonite jonathon thompson is someone you should know. >> the mayor of cape cod. reporter: it's like being with a rock star enough. >> i know. i can tell. >> just about everybody knows this guy. there is a good reason why. >> he is leading the charge showing people we need to love each other. >> you are the mayor. >> if you name it jonathan does it. career day at the school. fundraising dances. helping coach sports. co organizer of the barnst cod warriors basketball team with his lifelong friend tim . both of these guys know about giving back from way back. >> giving back to the community since you were eight years old. >> pretty much. >> why do you want to give back? >> because of the way we grew up. we knew everybody. they forget to be nice to one another. >> a mission to spread positivity includes tragedy. that's what happens when your community is rocked by a horrible crash where 4 young kids were all killed by

investigators are trying to figure out what sparked an early morning fire in rochester which forced a family of three, including an infant, from their home. when firefighters arrived, they found heavy fire in the back of the home, but they were able to knock the flames down quickly. everyone is safe, including family dogs. man was seriously shocked while putting up christmas lights. firefighters say the man was using a metal pole to put lights on a large tree outside along glen forest drive yesterday afternoon, when the pole touched a high-voltage primary power line. he was taken to a boston hospital to be treated for electric shock and burns. the electric surge also damaged several decorations in the yard. sean: well, tomorrow is thanksgiving, and that means a lot of people are traveling this weekend, with today one of the busiest travel days of the year. and the weather could cause some serioupr country, whether you are on the roads or in the skies. abc's janai norman reports. janai: winter weather advisories and weekend travel woes. that's what millions of americans can look forwar

erin: rochester police are asking for your help in tracking down a hit and run driver. they say a door cut and colored car hit a man as he was walking dark-colored car hit a man as he was walking on betts road last night. sean: a man facing charges after police say they found more than seven pounds of marijuana in his car during a stop on i-95 in northampton. the suspect was planning to sell the pot. erin: the city of concord is celebrating the completion of the main street reconstruction project. a ribbon cutting ceremony is set for 4:00 this afternoon. kevin: a blend of sunshine and clouds into the afternoon. temperatures starting in the upper 20's and lower 30's and finishing in the upper 40's and lower 50's. a ho-hum day for us. temperatures for a close to where they should be for this time of year. you notice the up and down temperature regime gets going again after a cold front arrives tomorrow morning. a chilly start moderating starting sunday. erin: nothing ho-hum about that shot. coming up next on good morning presidential election as he prepares to meet with t

after this car crash in rochester. police say tasker did not stop at an intersection, rear ending a car and causing it to hit another vehicle. good evening, i'm tom griffith. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. this is not the first time tasker has been arrested. wurp's suzanne roantree is here now with the details. reporter: rochester police say that tasker's latest trouble started yesterday after they got a call from someone saying a car driven erratically on route 125. the caller said it was a red nissan. >> swerving all over the road, heading southbound in the area of the spaulding turnpike. reporter: shortly after, police found an accident at the intersection of 125 and chesley road. >> it was a three-car accident, there was a red nissan involved as well. first vehicle had stopped at the intersection for the stop light, send vehicle stopped and the third failed to stop. reporter: police say former state representative kyle tasker was driving that 2009 red nissan, which slammed into the car in front of him, causing a ch

played a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement.she died in rochester in 1906, 14 years before women won the right to vote. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--international students from our area explain what makes our elections different than theirs.plus - wisconsin could tip the balance of power in the u-s john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. who says no to more? are you ok? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 50 megs. that's 8x faster than dsl. this internet speed is sick. get 15 meg internet with no data cap starting at $39.99 a month. call now. would rex pass up more beef stew? n't think so. happening now: in about two hours you'll have the opportunity to help decide who will be the next leader-- of the free world. we have decision 2016 team coverage to get you ready to cast your vote. ann sterling explains why you'll be seeing ?election integrity teams out at polling locations today-- and how they're protecting ?your vote.plus: pete zervakis- - is

a band of rain showers from buffalo and moving into rochester. and towards memphis, and the clouds will start increasing and then we see the rain showers arrive by tomorrow morning. with the increase in cloud cover not as cold. in the mid-30s to low 40s for the most part. and not talking about freezing temperatures across the region. tomorrow morning, mainly cloudy skies, an the interior and temps in the 40s. for midday, more scattered showers and a little bit of patchy fog. and we're well up in the 50s. and as we head through the afternoon, the winds start to turn around to north and west. and the showers in far southeastern massachusetts. and especially towards cape cod, the south coast, and the islands. and highs well in the 50s to around 60. and cooler towards central mass mainly in the 50s. ups and downs but nothing major. everyone sees less than a quarter inch of rain. thursday is cool and bright. and friday an isolated shower. we'll get into the mid- 50s and a sharp cooldown friday afternoon and evening. an arctic front will be moving thro

rochester, close to one inch of rain. the highest totals stacking up with extreme and severe doubt are hitting the hardest, which is good news. lingering rain up north. steady rain will continue on and off for the next couple of hours before it tapers off to a few light showers even in northern new hampshire. when do we get the sunshine back? what about more changes for the rest of the week? ahead. tom: we have word that flooding has closed drake side road at lafayette road in hampton. police are now asking drivers to avoid the area. no word on when it will reopen. shelley: tonight, manchester city leaders voted to open the gates on streets around the new walmart. the decision comes after months of debate. different traffic patterns sparked outrage among neighbors, concerned about safety. wmur's mike cronin is live in manchester with more on the mike: just last month, aldermen voted to make president road one way but resident said that didn't work either. everyone appears happy with the new plan. a decision is finally her

rochester joins a wall of politicians in delaware. >>> from our new jersey newsroom. voters passed a referendum on the new gas tax hike meaning every penny goes to the transportation trust fund and that went into effect on november 1st. >>> and voters rejected a name change proposing to change north wildwood cape may county did not pass. more than 100 person this summer signed a petition to put it on the ballot. the town was called anglesy from 1895 to 1906. they said it would be too costly to change the name. we have results from all the key races at 6abc.com and fine an interactive electoral college map. >>> sky 6 hd taking a live look at a gloomy and low cloud cover philadelphia international airport this follows a day of warmth and beautiful sunshine. meteorologist, david murphy, has a preview of the accuweather forecast. >> the sun is coming bag soon enough but not today. right now cloudy skies and a light rainfall, look at satellite and radar socked in by clouds and the darker green that came through this morning was all together steady rain and more scattered l

sending lisa rochester to be their lone congress person. the first african-american woman to represent delaware in congress. heavy democratic registration helped her win. >> it's just about doing the work. i think a lot of people that did make history, they didn't do it by themselves. it was a lot of other people. >> rochester is the state's former labor secretary and otherwise new to elected politics. >>> new jersey voters rejected expanding casino gambling beyond atlantic city. ballot question one was to build two new casinos outside of atlantic city and said yes to requiring every penny of the 23 cent gas tax hike to be used exclusively for transportation costs. >>> we posted the costs to the key races at 6abc.com and you can find an interactive u.s. electoral college map. and showers on and off throughout the day. david murphy is at the big board with a turn back to more fall like weather. >> we have widespread showers. coming through the morning commute. there are holes in the action here and showers we have here in philadelphia to the

mount washington down into the manchester and back through rochester. overnight tonight not as cold as it was last night. but still on the seasonably chilly side, on average lower to mid 30's in many spots by early tomorrow morning. one of the reasons it will not be as cold, light winds developing out of the south, and some increasing clouds after midnight ahead of the next front that will move in here during the day tomorrow. with that front a couple of scattered showers, but there will be many dry hours on wednesday as well. that not as warm as today, but still running close to the average for this time of year. widely scattered shower here or there through the mid morning into the early afternoon. then that front will clear and that means we're back into the sunshine as we go into thursday and part of friday, before the next front moves in. that moves in on veterans day, and behind it it turns windy and much, much colder. look at the high on saturday, near 30 north, lower 40's south. but temperatures rebound back to average on sunda tom: up next toni

. >> so in the fall of 2013 charlie tan left his parents' home near rochester, new york, and drove the few hours to cornell. his exciting new chapter in a life already filled with early achievements. he pledged to frat. he wasn't big enough for cornell's varsity football team, so at 165 pounds he was directed forward what they call a sprint football team. >> i met charlie the first day, freshman year, actually. i had just gotten my locker and charlie was one of the first people i met. >> quarterback rob pinola. >> he was one of the most encouraging team players we have. he was a leader on the team, both by example and his words. >> rob and charlie became not just teammates but great friends. >> he's one of the most generous and selfless people i've ever met. >> charlie impressed his teammates and coach. >> good football player, always quiet, always got a smile, never late, hard worker, good kid, solid. >> go back to the handsome house in the rochester suburbs where charlie grew up in his teenage years. it's a place called pittsford, new york. and newspaper reporter john hand knows it w

. >> photos across the country are visiting susan b anthony's grave site in rochester. just voted stickers. she died in rochester in 1906, 14 years before women won the right to vote. >> we talked to a group of people who can't talk yet find themselves in the middle of an election. >> coreen zell talked to international students. >> this group has a lot to say about our election. they believe tomorrow's results will affect their countries in a big way. >> internationalde carol university won't be casting a ballot but say they would, if they could. >> a lot of us people in denmark, also think everybody around the world consider americas the world's super power. >> students say elections here are different than home, more controversial, less civilized, yet a bigger deal. >> they try to bring each other down instead of -- >> competing to our country is kind of big issue here, you know what i mean. politics, how it is related like everyone is talking about it. >> the election here are more about entertainment. >> immigration might affect them most but students say it isn't

and rochester police are asking for your help in tracking down a driver they say hit a pedestrian on betts road last night and when this morning. kevin: not as much of a breeze and we will have a little bit of sunshine, and i think it will be a decent day with temperatures through the 50's this afternoon. we are starting off with mid-20's to mid 30's. within a few degrees of 50 this afternoon, light wind, they are skies, tonight the next front approaches and will bring changes for the weekend. er: sunshine. we want to check the roads this morning. here is how things are moving i-93 in hooksett. sean: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state. we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: no major problems or delays on 93, and good moving volume on one-to-one and the spaulding only the center lane is getting by and on the southbound side, traffic is backed up from the state line through andover. the other crashes on 495 south route three at the lowell connector. this report is being brought to you by bernie and fills fine furniture. i and deb d

. >> so in the fall of 2013 charlie tan left his parents' home near rochester, new york, and drove the few hours to cornell. his exciting new chapter in a life already filled with early achievements. he pledged to frat. he wasn't big enough for the varsity football team, so at 165 pounds he was directed forward what they call a sprint football team. >> i met charlie the first day, freshman year, actually. i had just gotten my locker and charlie was one of the first people i met. >> quarterback rob pinola. >> he was one of the most encouraging people on the team. he was a leader on the team, both by example and his words. >> rob and charlie became not just teammates but great friends. >> he's one of the most generous and selfless people i've ever met. >> he impressed his teammates and coach. >> good football player, always quiet, always got a smile, never late, good worker, good kid, solid. >> go back to the handsome house in the rochester suburbs where charlie grew up in his teenage years. it's a place called pittsford, new york. and newspaper reporter john hand knows it well. >> it's

check out this road in rochester. >> that's what happened, that lake effect. >> cars were off the road on major highways there. more snow in the forecast today. and about 130 miles east of rochester wasn't as much snow but slick roads and cars and trucks slipping and sliding there. this area not far from syracuse. you're familiar with that part of the country. >> i am. and the winds you could see the snow blowing there we're experiencing pretty gusty winds ourself. >> from the same system. we are not going to get the snow but we will definitely get the winds. they are still with us this morning and they will get stronger during the day. clear over philadelphia that's a live view of philadelphia from adventure aquarium, 38 degrees in the city with the wind blowing there are no warm spots, there are no much colder areas, everybody is pretty much in the same territory. in the suburbs 30 for west bradford township, unionville, exton. 36 elroy. warrington 36 to start with. sunshine will break through the clouds but because of these winds, 23 winds in pottstown, that's at noontime. watch how

anthony's gravesite in rochester, new york. they've left flowers, notes anthony played a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement. she died in rochester in 1906, 14 years before women won the right to vote. city officials are extending cemetery hours tomorrow for election day. anchor: the first female u.s. attorney general has died. janet reno died today at the age of 78 from complications of parkinson's disease. reno served during the clinton administration. she was at the center of several political storms while in office, including the deadly raid on the branch davidian compound in waco, texas and the of his miami relatives so he could be returned to his father in cuba. anchor: now a story about technology really helping. a waukesha county fourth grader prone to getting sick has found a high tech way to go to school and avoid germs. anchor: wisn 12 news' tim elliott shows us how a robot is keeping him up to date. >> so grady, do you want to wheel forward for our morning meeting? reporter: class is just getting started a

oh, rochester. so for us, oh, is it windy outside. these are the current wind gusts. gusts still 35 to near 40 miles per hour from gaithersburg up towards frederick, hagerstown and cumberland. temperatures will stay in the 40s, low to mid-40s at best for today. travel boston, phoenix, seattle. tomorrow minneapolis, kansas city, seattle and portland, oregon. wednesday chicago, st. louis, memphis and houston may have some weather delays. and thanksgiving day, the pacific northwest where there will be bad weather there. breaking news now in first 4 traffic. >>> in upper marlboro, take a look. 202 is shut down at frontgate drive. you're seeing the vehicle get by, that is just a police brown station road. if you take 202 through that section of upper marlboro, you will want to do something else today. also hearing about wires down 15,000 block of old columbia pike. travel times look okay in maryland. a little slow inbound 66 to the beltway. everything else looking pretty good. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your the vatican. pope francis has granted al

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anthony's gravesite in rochester. they've left flowers, notes and 'i just a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement. she died in rochester in 19-06, 14 years before women won the right to vote. you can vote from almost anywhere via absentee ballot, even outer space! nasa says astronaut shane kimbrough recently filed his ballot for the presidential election on board the international space station. so how does an astronaut vote when they know they'll be orbiting the earth on election day? about a year before launch, astronauts select which elections they wish six months later, they receive an application for an absentee presidential campaign -- the big day is finally here. voters across the country head to the polls today. and we have team coverage this morning -- with everything you need to know before you cast your ballot. plus - just how close the race is for wisconsin's u-s senate seat. rob joins us now with more on the weather. rob's weather a cold front moves morning. that is generating a narrow band of lig

this is more like the christmas holidays. >> rochester is used to it. we're not used to it. rochester can handle it. >> but it's so funny how it switches, did you guys go out on saturday night? >> i work with chuck in the morning, it was clockwork, he said about 3:30 and just like boom winter was here. >> i eat lunch outside on saturday morning, it was like we got to get in this in. >> we might be 70 for christmas, who knows, we were 70 degrees last year. one can dream. definitely no 70s on the ten-day forecast coming up. and it's definitely feeling more like december and january type weather out there today. but it's a gorgeous day, plenty of sunshine, thanks to high pressure in can deal with the cold. but once you start getting the winds that cut right through you, this is the heartache right there. wind gusts up to about 23 miles per hour in washington, 29 miles per hour in gaithersburg. 26 in leesburg. we have a wind advisory, it's been shortened a little bit. you can see it in the brown that goes until 5:00 p.m. for howard county going up to baltimore and even through f

here's a band of showers stretching from toronto down to portions of rochester, new york. cleveland seeing rain and down through cincinnati, the swing state dealing with some rain drops.drop although it's nothing too heavy. high temperatures today withwith that earlier sunshine, gorgeous and we jumped pretty far above normal. 68 at reagan was the high temperature, 69 at dulles, mr. at bwi making it to 79-degrees, the normal for early november, about 62 here d.c. that'she a very pleasant evening, of 3 bought p more, 69 gaithersburg, 60 in martinsburg. it will get chilly overnight, although not as early as this morning when we hod frost we advisories in effect. 6 # in new york, 61 pittsburgh and 55 in kuala lumpur but,ala ohio. i think with those rain drops tomorrow it will also be a little bit coral. fox futurecast shows thehows increasing clouds for the evening and then by the morning rain. most of the day we'll feature some on and off showers that will start to dissipate by the afternoon. don't expect much sunshine. i think with the pesky low clouds and drizzle and then t

watch rochester as well, very big. derry, republican town but blue collar. so will it go democratic? will it go for trump? could it be a big place donald trump. in the past it's gone both ways in terms of republican and democratic. and then claremont which is a democratic city, but it's a very blue collar democratic city. and as our own adam sexton has reported, there are a lot of trump signs up there, so this could be a big one for donald trump. i go into more detail on this on a story at wmur.com, and i invite everyone to take a look at it. josh: all right, thanks very much more ahead on news 9 at 5:00 including the perks at work for many people on this election day. jennifer: also a new owner for this now closed nuclear plant, why this could restore the new england site decades earlier than expected. mike: a little taste of spring in parts of the state, 60's for some, but when does it start to cool back down? the timeline ahead. >> nice to see it busy, i'm glad that people are vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. res

democrat lisa blunt rochester won with 56% of the vote. rochester becomes the first woman and first african-american from delaware elected to congress. >>> and now for more of the stories we're following right now on nbc 10 news at 5:00 a.m. >> i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. >> right now on "nbc 10 news today," trump elected president. donald trump is the apparent winner of the 2016 presidential election. >>> an historic election season ends with one of the closest races ever right here in pennsylvania. we take a look at voters waited for hours to cast their ballot. >>> staying in control. the gop will keep the majority in both the house and senate. we're breaking down the key local races that made that happen. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> it is 5:00 a.m. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. take a look at the election results with over 90% of precincts having reported. you can see less than a million votes separating trumpç and hillary clinton. we'll

the rochester teen doing just that right here in new hampshire. here, and after clouds give way to some sun what follows for saturday and tom: tonight, the man accused of killing two iowa police officers is charged with two counts of first degree murder. michael scott greene was booked in officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio were both shot in the head while sitting in their police cruisers in separate attacks. greene surrendered yesterday but was in the hospital because of a separate medical condition until today. now to the state's drought. as the state asks everyone to keep conserving water, we're now getting good news about the drought. significant rain over the past few weeks has improved drought conditions statewide. bodies of water like the merrimack river are now starting to get back to normal levels. from extreme to severe. less than 5% of the state is now experiencing extreme drought conditions. >> so we would encourage residents to conserve water they need to understand that when the ground freezes, in the middle of december,

tomorrow, -- from rochester >>> all right. it's time now for our "deals & steals" holiday edition and tory johnson is at the brand-new disney springs right in town center and, hey, tory. >> hey, michael. so we've got up partnered with all these brands with these stores to bring you these. kipling, fun, functional fashion known around the world. their brand-new glitter shimmer metallic collection. huge assortment you will find online. we're slashing prices in half, $16 to $79.50. irwin pearl, one of the most exquisite jewelry collection known for collectible jewelry and that is what you will find bangles from the most fabulous materials. normally $42 to $380 but we have slashed them in half for you, $21 to 190 for really spectacular stuff. sugar boo, one of the cutest stores about celebrating whimsy and they have gorgeous melamine plate, hello buttercup and hello love muffi big assortment. $8 to $20. we've slashed them in half, 4 to 10 bz. love little mismatched. you get three mismatched socks and permanent markers or patches,

democrat lisa blunt rochester is running against republican hans regal. if rochester wins she would be the first woman and first african-american from delaware elected to congress. >>> remember if you have a problem casting a ballot today we want to hearç from you. nbc 10 has a hot line number for problems atle the polls. call us at 877-nbc-wcau, 877-622-9 28. you can also find the number on the nbc 10 app. >>> turn to nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app this election day. our live team coverage begins this afternoon beginning at 4:00 p.m. that's followed at 7:00 p.m. by comprehensi comprehensive noich news, election and analysis. >>> while polling places are expected to be busy, a lot of people have voted using absentee ballots. >> there's an ongoing issue in montgomery county. hear about thousands of ball olts missing in action. >>> 4:33. also bank on it. villanova men basketball team did more than just become national champions. ahead, hear about a campus endorsement deal. who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of

jordan rochester. patrick armstrong. jordan, the problem is that it depends on the question that parliament gets asked. if the question is as simple as do you expect -- respect the will of the people, if you are an, you cannot go against that. the popular vote, if you translate that to the amount of constituencies, the way politicians are elected, it is more like 61%. that is because only four regions of the 12 group voted to remain. itself, on the vote the first meeting, there might be some amendments added in. the mps might try to add into it that they want to try to achieve single market access. it is going to be scratched out. it is going to be the biggest possible article 50 trigger you can get. francine: unless it goes the other way and theresa may needs to go to parliament and say hard brexit because that is all i can negotiate. then you are stuck voting for something which is hard brexit, which means those -- no access to single market. jordan: if it goes that way, we cannot rule out a snap election. i think the

rochester is new to the political arena. but so is our next president. never held public office, never served in the military. no problem. he's the 45th president of the united states. >> he is, a lot of people looking for the change, didn't want the establishment, so america spoke. >> not bad for your first job in politics, the president of the united states come late january. >> starting at the top. >> that's right. the presidential election results have an impact, of course, around the world. >> how financial markets have changed since news of donald trump's victory. i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo. fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now. up to 40% off, 24-months special financing, and free delivery. at hhgregg. >> 6:17. trump wins the presidency, he will be the next president of the united states so this is the national results we're showing you here. >> look how close. my goodness. did you go to bed early last night? not even early, say you went to bed at 1:00 in the morning, maybe thought there was

let's hear from david and rochester. i'm from new york and i wonder if you know here in rochester we have the strong museum of play. it is a history of all of the play items throughout history all different kinds of things. and if book tv ever comes to hear. i need to make a pilgrimage there. where do they go in the way we think about history. do we think about them as just kind of something at the margin. the real history happens on the battlefield. where do we recognize that it's been for thousands of years. i think it is a ladder. everyone should go to rochester new york. it was at technological innovation. it was a conceptual innovation that then led to technological innovation because it was essential to that. the first essays written about it. and now those essays. we are anchored in this could you teach a computer to play chess. in a way he was a little bit too pessimistic about it. it's a great example of the power of play here. all along the gains have been the way in which they both measure and train these new

snowfall in rochester, syracuse and into upstate new york. it will be mostly clear tonight the excess and will affect us wednesday evening. and will be in the form of rainfall worker advisories in the dakotas, minnesota and across rocky mountains. tonight mostly cloudy ski prepare for showers mail after sunset mitt romney's tonight tomorrow 40 degrees with positive sunshine . it will be dick goddard's final forecast at 6:00 o'clock. showers thursday morning. with black friday, a wintry mix in the evening and on sunday upper 40s on par with the average in partly cloudy. fox 8 official school closing station,get alerts on air onlin and the fox 8 app,sign up for ol fox 8.com. >> a record the first time that all four set a new high on the scene day sinceir december 31, 1999. they aree discussed plans to cut production that would raise prices. final forecast see how his legacy of titus to the animals will help the world shelter can through a ice sculpture hudec otterbein aaron costic. the world-famous ice sculpture who did that on the morning show

in the race for delaware's only congressional seat, democrat lisa blount rochester. rochester becomes the pittsburgh woman and first african-american from delaware elected to congress. >>> turning now to our first alert weather, hopefully people remember to bring their umbrellas today. >> it's a rainy picture out here behind us, at least across the delaware in center city. erika martin joins us. >> we do have some more hours left, by 9:30, 10:00, everything starts to improve. if you looks at the bottom of your screen, you will see your neighborhood forecast, meanwhile the satellite image is picking up on darker greens and yellows, indicating we still have heavy rain from the northwest to the southeast not much going on right now, very broken precipitation here, otherwise the lehigh valley not seeing much rain. otherwise clearing as a high pressure system really takes control. otherwise rainfall totals for today, west mt. airy under a half an inch of rain. again, if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast, weather headlines