and a seven-year-old police dog was killed. they descended on an apartment in saint denis at 4:30 a.m. their time. here is what the residents heard overnight. [ gunfire ] there were long periods of intense machine gunfire. at least seven large explosions. police have not confirmed if paris attack ringleader ringleader abdelhamid abaaoud was in the apartment a belgium isis member recently if sear your. the police raid just wrapped up and the french president is giving an update. we will gather the latest information and bring you an information and bring you an update at 5:00 a.m. emergency landings after receiving bomb threats. a flight from los angeles was diverted to salt lake city, one from washington, dc, landed in nova scotia. a passenger if los angeles said everything was fine until two hours into the flight. >> just finished dinner and the attendants cleared out our trays quickly and an announcement was made that we would be making an percentage -- emergency landing. >> air france did not fine evidence of a bomb on either flight. the flight from los angeles is in the air he

the eagles of death metal that were performing there tonight. we are told at least a hundred people were inside and that it was a packed show tonight when this shooting happened. there are conflicting reports about what type of gun was used. there was a report of a kali kalashnikov and they do believe there were deaths there at the nightclub and that a number of people, potentially 60 people were being held hostage there, potentially even more than that, but now at this point police have stormed or are storming that theater there in paris. jim, doreen? >> chris, can you please go over what you were just talking about a few moments ago, and some stunning information that the mayor of paris is telling people to stay in their homes tonight. can you talk about that a little bit more again? >> yeah. exactly, doreen. i think it speaks to the severity of these attacks and the fact that they seem to be extremely well coordinated and spread out in different areas of the city. we know that anti-terrorist police have been fanning out in central paris where the restaurants and bars were located

male driver of the white honda accord has died at the hospital. the female passenger has minor injuries. this chase started in gilroy before 3:30 this morning. the c.h.p. chased this person who was looking like they were trying to sideswipe vehicles along 101 heading into san jose through freeways across san jose before they finally got off here on the southbound off-ramp of 280 at winchester boulevard, want through a fence, rolled a couple of ties and crashed into a tree. the c.h.p. officer shows you the wind child of the vehicle that was hit by a sign after it hit a curb, ran and a sign and two officers were inside the vehicle and they have minor injuries and this is going to be an ongoing investigation this morning we expect the c.h.p. to be out here for several hours as they try to determine exactly why the person was running. the car was reported stolen. we will update you on new information we get you in the finance half hour. it is wednesday november 18 at 6:00 with several new developments in the attacks on paris. i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. >> now a look at

mare upset at the rising costs including two men who were arrested. abc7 reporter is in alameda with a report ahead. >> new developments in the stabbing rampage at uc merced. we learning more of the suspect and the suspect shot and killed by police. >> one of the victims tell us what it was like to be in the classroom with the suspect saying it was lake shooting fish in a barrel. the victim byron price is still healing with nine staples. he thought yelling was a fistfight but something worse, the stabbing suspect, a student, lurchinged at him with a knife that want to the bone, 8-0" knife. >> it did not hurt because there was so much going on. >> with that injury, byron kicked the stabbing suspect in the head and got away driving himself to the hospital. >> bullets from policened the terror. in all four people injured. all are expected to survive. we are lending more of suspect and what his roommate describes as antisocial behavior. we will bring you that information at 5:30. >>> thank you. fish and wildlife officials are holding an emergency meeting to discuss delaying the star

london. >> what appear to be semi-automatic weapons, bulletproof vests, creating cordons in at least three location ace cross the capital. let's speak to journalist peter allen in paris. peter, what are you learning? >> wello, mark, i'm close to the bataclan concert hall. where lots of people were attending a rock concert tonight. and we're hearing reports that a lot of those people are being held hostage by unknown gunmen inside this very popular concert hall. you may be able to hear sirens behind me, police flooding into the area, people being encouraged to leave and go home. the fear is that some of these gunmen grenade carriers, bomb carriers, whatever they are, still at large. and effectively, the whole city is panicked, and in a state of some chaos. >> tell us about the official reaction, we understand that francois hollande is in this emergency meeting with his officials. having been evacuated from the stade de france to get back to the center of paris. are they giving an indication yet as to the picture they're building up as to the nature of this, what appears to be a terror

, plymouth and norwood at 49 degrees. cool near nashua at 37. and keene at 43. also lower 40s over the cape right now, but all thing considered, really warm morning. the only ruffle in the plan will be fog out toward taunton. i am getting reports of dense fog in providence, rhode island for those of you headed down 95 for those of you headed down 95. even in boston a little light fog forming getting thick in nashua down to a quarter mile which means some dense fog and fog over keene and orange. other than a little bit of patchy fog and a little bit of early cloud cover 37 early cloud cover early cloud cover. we are golden. bright brights up. sun and clouds in the afternoon sun and clouds in the afternoon. highs in the lower 60s. i think warm if not -- i am not going to throw the word "hot" out here for this time of year but really warm and 55 degrees at 7 p.m. those out to shop i have your black friday forecasts in just a minute. catherine, out to you for check of the roads death catherine parrotta ch aebing of the black -- >> catherine: a check of the black friday traffic. if you were

>> for nearly two hours, firefighters in berkeley have been battling flames at this restaurant. >>> a deadly early morning crash shut down an off-ramp in the east bay. details coming up. >>> but first we're starting with breaking news. these are live pictures from berg leech a huge fire burning -- from berkeley. a huge fire burning there. >> flames are still coming out of the restaurant's roof. we have paul chambers there at the scene. we were checking in with alex savage earlier on. you see a lot of fire retardant and foam. it's blocked off. it's very busy. >> are you there now. >> reporter: yes, i am here. they have it contained as you can see. firefighters are inside checking out the structural damage. there's still a lot of smoke and a lot of folk out here. 5:18 the call came in that there was a fire at the mandarin garden restaurant in berkeley. flames were leaping from the building. it was totally engulfed. you could see it from the sky. they brought in 40 firefighters battling the flames. they had to evacuate buildings on each side. they actually moved those people out o

nbc 10 news today at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> that breaking news we're following a shooting investigation in montgomery county. we're live on the scene where there are now two coroner vans. police are collecting evidence. >> community on edge. investigators say a pair of fake police officers are stopping and robbing people. >> climate change, 100 world leaders coming together with one mission, to reach a deal to stop what president obama call as global threat. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm keith jones. let's get right to first alert meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start. >> yes, the climate this morning will require bundling up. we're down about 10 degrees for most of the area but it is dry. we're getting closer to sunrise. about an hour before the sun comes up. you'll see a bit of sunshine before clouds take over. right now getting colder by the minute. pottstown, 30 degrees, 32 in trenton, down a degree in the last hour. down to 33 in bronxboro and south philadelphia. we will see some limited sunshine to start with. 37 at 8:00 wi

a look at where the rain is and storm team 4 showing you the rain in through montgomery county and makes its way in and a lot of this not quite reaching the ground along 270 and loudoun county down through waldorf and that's fredericksburg. and look at the view and you see la rhea and take a look, wooe got a lot more rain coming in and this whole area of moisture making its way and it will be a rainy night and we mentioned the temperatures where it is raining and it is steady rain and the temperature of only 4 is and only 45 in kull pepper and temperatures will fall and as the rain bes we'll talk much more about that and let you know what to expect for the early morning commute tomorrow coming up at 4:08. >>> now to a disturbing discovery in a popular park. a man's body has been found in beverly park. a lot of folks in alexandria call it the pit, but it's an area where this time of day you normally find a lot of kids out playing. our pat collins is in the neighborhood. pat, what are you hearing there? >> reporter: chris, an eerie sight here. crime scene tape surrounding a popular p

be moderate to heavy rain at times for the south bay and east bay between 4 and 6 am. that main band departs the bay area around 8 am. behind it, we'll see a few breaks of sunshine coming through the clouds. passing showers are expected to continue off and on all the way through the evening. there may even be a few thunderstorms in the afternoon. the best chance for thunderstorms will be over the east bay valleys. showers will eventually come to an end before midnight monday night. rainfall totals from this event are expected to add up to about a half-inch with higher amounts across the hills, especially the santa cruz mountains where there may be more than an inch. in addition to the rain, expect much cooler weather with gusty winds monday afternoon on the order of 25-35 mph at times. highs will only be in the 60s. >> vicki: for complete weather forecasts and all your bay area news. be sure to download the kron 4 mobile app. it's free to download for apple and android devices. >> vicki: happening now. all southbound lanes of interstate highway 880 in milpitas are closed due to a dea

cool start across the bay area. here is meteorologist lisa argen with a first look at live doppler 7 hd. >> we are looking at all that sunshine around the city. from our tower camera you can see the good visibility here, things are improving in the north bay where we did have a little bit of fog. we will be looking at temperatures this afternoon once again, too warm for the end of november. anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees above average. that will bring numbers well into the 60s at our coast with very light winds and even about 69 in san francisco. low 70s return for oakland, san jose. we were at 78 degrees yesterday in the north bay. once again, we will see highs in the mid 70s. subtle changes for the second half of your weekend. great to get outdoor activities taken care of before the cool and possible showers head our way next week. >>> turkish officials have arrested three people with suspected ties to isis in last week's terrorist attacks in paris, france. 26-year-old ahmet dahmani is a belgium national and moroccan descent, officials say he scattered for the attack. two other susp

drivers are moving but it is still very slow. >> at this point, who knows, the commute could be ruined. leyla has the details on what is happening. >> it is now showing that everyone is headed to the roads and we have a 30 minute trip between the macarthur maze interest san francisco. we had an early flat tire that caused all of the slowing. and they stopped in the lanes, unfortunately, and i saw with my own eyes it is off the bridge. finally. they were on the other side of treasure island and there are no showers and storms. they were just stuck in the lanes. from emeryville camera it is starting to move. from our bay bridge toll plaza you can see the traffic is at a standstill. it will take some time to dissipate. mike? >>> yes. good morning, everyone. happy hump day. here is a look at live doppler hd you can see how dry it is this morning. you can feel it on color hands and lips can skin. we can breezes showing up on the ferry building from the rough camera with a few high clouds. the pres will taper. we are starting off in the mid-30's to mid-50s. quite the microclimate. by

and the accuweather forecast. >> well, you see here let's take a look at what's happening for the day today. here's how the day shapes up. we have clouds and showers coming by 7:00. more showers by midday. and then we're going to be looking at some late breaks of sun. later on this afternoon. we are also looking at a flood advisory coastal flood advisory to 1:00 today around the time of high tide and that is because of the wind coming in out of the northeast here. as you can see and that's piling the water in and then there's the rain that is off to the west today. later on this afternoon. -- well really midday into the afternoon. and you see it's cloudy and then showers this afternoon. but they're out of the way by commute. we'll talk more about that and windy. as weather and traffic together every seven minutes. how's it going out there? >>> we have an accident on the southbound side of merrick parkway near exit 31. it is still being cleared and expect some delays. you can see a little delay building as you go in through that spot. if then on the cross county parkway going westb

new surveillance video showing a miracle during the paris attacks, with grass flying at this restaurant and i want you to look very closely for a gunman in a red circle approaching this area, spotting a young woman crouched on the ground. he aim his ak-47 at her at point plank range but the gun jammed. she ran away, and so did another woman and no one was killed at the restaurant. now, authorities believe the gun map in the video is most wanted man abdeslam salah still on the run. but we gathering more information on the death of ringleader and we will bring you the latest days at 5:30. in the newsroom for abc7. >> thanks. other developments, police have detained one person in connection with the attacks and the prosecutors holding the person in brussels for questioning but they have fought said what the connection is to the attacks. the prosecutors say that six rays were taking place across belgium and they are connected to one of the alleged stadium bombers, also, the united states embassy in rome is warning of the potential for terrorists attacks in italy much the embassy

back and we will have more on the investigation at the top of the hour including what students are doing tonight to on the survivors. >> in word yet this morning whether criminal champions are filed against a berkeley high school student behind a racist threat that sparked a massive student walkout the scene from sky 7 yesterday. hundreds marched to the uc campus. the hate speech was posted to a school computer and threatened a public lynching december 9. school leaders are not releasing the constitute's identity but the person could face consequences including expulsion >> breaking news from arkansas right now a charter because crash kill at least six people. police say the bus swerved off the interstate in north little rock and hit part of an overpass. it is not clear where the bus was headed or the cause of the crash. several were injured and rushed to a hospital. >> a pittsburg neighborhood is devastated after a car accident left a two-year old boy dead. the by's mother was driving and her second accident in just minutes. katie has the latest. >> lived near scene. >> i did not

, possible explosions and a hostage crisis happening right now. all of this taking place at multiple locations in the french capital. and the latest reporting from our french affiliate bfm, is that at least 18 people have been killed. our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto is with me here in "the situation room." we're getting the latest information, the latest reports. it sounds very ominous. what's the latest? >> extremely ominous. and a french official telling our elise labott that it is considered a terror attack at this point though we don't have that with certainty. these are the details we know and i've spoken to french police just a short time ago. at least three attacks in paris. at the stade de france as well as two other neighborhoods, the national stadium where there was an e mnormous soccer match goin on. i'm told by french police one possibly two explosions and elsewhere and other attacks use of ak-47, use of automatic weapons, these are serious weapons not common in france. the explosions, use of those automatic weapons, multiple targets and now addition

november 30th. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a wet day across eastern iowa. temperatures may yet stau cool enough for a light glaze of ice over our northwest third today thanks kaj. two people are dead and another is in the hospital this morning after a crash in lee county. one car was heading south in the northbound lanes near the 31-hundred block & of highway 27 around 9 o'clock last night. that's when it hit a car going north and two others crashed behind it. authorities have not released the names of the people with recent terrorist attacks from islamic extremist groupup many have misconception s about the religion of islam. so says an iowa city mosque leader who is reaching out to the community. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live in the newsroom thth morning. forrest, how did this leader reach out to the community? well brady, he held a forum yesterday afternoon at the iowa city pupuic library. there he spoke to people about the terrorists groups and how they do not represent his religion. imam mol

the latest change at the university of iowa after the school said before it was exempt from certain county cordinances. the child's toy now putting airplanes all over the country at risk. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. this morning -- we're getting a better look at some of the damage left by a strong line of storms that made its way through the state wednesday night. the national weather service is investigating whether a tornado touched down in eastern iowa.the storms tore through the shed and barn on a williamsburg property, but only took a few shingles from the nearby house.a resident taking shelter in the basement at the time says the wind sounded like a constant thunder.her husband says a 500 gallon barrel full of fuel was thrown 30 yards. the property is...its a lot to lose, but it's just stuff and the people are ok. ok.they say 30 years worth of possessions, equipment and tools were stored in those buildings and were scattered across the property during the storm.. the national weather service has confirmed five

won't be any accumulation, anything like. that will at least the wind has died down. so temperatures yet are cold, but i think we can handle this, actually does feel better than yesterday. actual air temperatures are in the mid 20's, up in allentown, 31 in reading, at freezing, in wilmington, and look at dover, delaware, 29. the cold spot, millville coming in at 23 degrees at this hour, similar numbers in the outer suburbs, mid to upper 20's, wind are calm. that's huge this morning. so we're not dealing with the windchills. remember yesterday's windchills were in the upper teens and low 20's, so feels little better this morning, little weak disturbance coming through the upper atmosphere, flurry activity trying to show up on atmosphere, could see stray flake over the next hour or two, clouds in morning, guess way to more sunshine for lunchtime, still cool today. by noon looking at temperatures mid 40's, afternoon highs reaching the upper's, close to 50, 49 for high for philadelphia, upper four's at the shore, still in the 30's in the poconos, but if you are waiting for warmth wait an

hopes that jada pinkett smith's show will at least be filmed in wilmington so it will bring money into the city. that's when he told tim furlong. inside the controversy. >> reporter: an old restaurant, piece of wilmington torn down in a good way, eventually -- >> so match happening. >> reporter: -- the spot four family ready houses. each as the mayor smiles at a playground opening up the road -- >> we want this park to be for all of our children. >> reporter: -- he's happy with a tv work. >> do i think abc is being short sighted? i do. ridiculous. >> reporter: abc picked up a pilot by jada pinkett smith. the show titled "murder town." now hearing about the show, what was your first reaction. >> first reaction was, are you serious? >> reporter: in an article last year, "newsweek" labeled "murder town" usa. that stung. there's a murder and crime problem. he done need a tv show. they make the show, shoot it here and spend the money in the city. >> they may do one or two shows. they do, they'll run one preview and i think it will be doa. acting allegedly, couldn't stay on gotham, gone in a

are being warned away from the airport. we're live at philadelphia international where passengers from brussels just arrived. >>> and in the wake of the paris terror attacks philadelphia police are on heightened alert. the philadelphia marathon is just hours away. >>> geechk i the marathon will close roads across center city with 30,000 runners and nearly twice as many spectators the biggest foot race of the year puts philadelphia on ant international stage. nbc 10's george spencer has been tracking the city's marathon prep all week long. george, it all starts early tomorrow morning. >> reporter: many of the road restrictions actually take effect overnight and then the race kicks off from this area of the parkway right at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. you can see the barricades are up, the warming blankets are ready to go as people from around the world descend on philly. at the starting horn early in morning runners stepped off for the first race of the weekend, a preview of tomorrow's main event. and this afternoon we found the marathon crowds enjoining philly's attractions like b

there. it's 47 degrees in san francisco. the east bay and peninsula looking at highs today near 60 degrees and 65 in the north bay while the tri-valley tops out also at 63 degrees as well as the east bay. i'll detail all of that and what to expect the rest of the workweek coming up in a few minutes and now let's send it over to mike. >> better news for folks on the b.a.r.t. system. richmond line back moving, again. a stoppage due to a power line down and also when we have high winds, we talk about the risk of power lines coming down. that is a possibility that might be related. pg&e will let us know what happens over there. meanwhile, a 20-minute delay reported for and the rest of the system reporting no delays. a smooth drive around the bay and also they have the wind mill farm for a good reason, folks. keep that in mind windy across the bay, as well. fire here north 880 is over on the shoulder at auto mall and sounds like smoke coming from maybe the brakes on a big rig. no danger so far. back to you guys. >>> we begin with new developments out of paris this morning where many res

a confirmed homicide at this point. it was not a random act of violence. it appears this vehicle and the people inside the vehicle were targeted. >> the investigation took six hours on the actual roadway because chp had to shut down all the lanes to preserve evidence. investigators had to focus on and light the roadway section by section to search for things like bullet casings. one good part of the investigation, the chp says there were plenty of drivers out last night at the time because today is a holiday. so good witnesses helping with the case. but so far no suspect vehicle description. >>> now let's bring in mike inouye. mike, not too much traffic given this was countercommute and also happened to happen on a holiday. >> and also happened very early in the morning, before the commute got started. chp and police did a great job of quickly getting as much of that clear as they could. the traffic flow smoothing through the area, as we said, eastbound 80 all clear at appian way. it sounds like still more details to sort out. the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on

. courthouse.investigators say cusic used a crow bar to beat his mother, anita labkon, to death at thier home in 20-12. court documents show cusic called 9-1-1 and told the operator that he killed labkon because she threatened him with a knife.if he's convicted of the murder - cusic will the state department is pledging 51-million dollars to help poorer countries fight climate change. change.this comes as president obama and 150-other world leaders kick off two weeks of discussion about the environment in paris.the president says the main goal is to reach a long-term frame- work for world-wide reductions in pollution, with each country setting its own goal. "one of the enemies we'll be fighting at this conference is cynicism. the notion that we can't do anything about climate change. our progress should give us hope during these two weeks. hope that is rooted in collective action." action."the meeting's in paris come more than two weeks after that city was rocked by numerous terror attacks that killed 130-people.security there remains at an all-time high, with nearly a thousand people thought to be a

one of the suicide bombers. all of the at the or its believed to be dead but this morning investigators are trying to figure out if there are still polices at large. there were six coordinated people. injured. the government is working with french authorities to identify the victims and live pictures now about 3:00 in the afternoon in paris and there is still a heavy military and police presence on the streets there. the president vowing to combat these terrorists by all means anywhere inside or outside of the country. several other countries are offering support. we have team coverage of the terror in paris this morning and we begin with 7's nicole oliverio. nicole? >>> the stepped up security we can tell you right now the eiffel tower remains closed until further notice. as you mentioned, there were many people injured. we're being told about 300 and nearly 100 of those are considered critical. a night of terror in paris. gunmen in and suicide bombers coordinate adtax in six different locations late friday including a coner is hall, 127 people confirmed dead. mote of the

and online at 6abc.com. >> also tonight we're following an outbreak of violence in one philadelphia high school. >> a brawl broke out yesterday at george washington high high caught on camera. it happened during the first lunch period. students say this is not anything new and parents are concerned for their children's safety t "action news" reporter david henry live outside the school in the somerton section of the city with more. david. >> reporter: well, yeah, monica parents and students alike are demanding action. they say discipline has completely broken down here at george washington high school and many don't feel safe here. this was the chaotic scene yesterday when students say a fight broke out during the first lunch period. one boy put his hand through a glass window and students say the blood was left on the floor for hours. they say there are fights almost every day and kids are constantly pulling the fire alarms. >> the halls are constantly being bombarded with such chaos and people not attending their classes and that goes back to not having enough security and staff i

. >>> breaking overnight, a military operation backed by americans aimed at isis taking back a key iraqi town. the video just in as the attack gets under way. >>> the alleged major birth control mix-up. more than 100 women on the pill getting pregnant now suing for the cost of raising those kids. >>> and close call. a man walking over train tracks and he doesn't see what's barreling towards him. >>> good thursday morning to you. we begin with the wild weather tearing across the midwest. blinding rain, powerful twisters and near hurricane-force winds. >> yeah, the chicago area got slammed overnight. this home struck by lightning bolt that ripped apart the walls and the ceiling and take a look. this was the chicago skyline. this is what it looked like overnight. lightning bursting through the clouds hitting at least three skyscrapers. >>> as the storm moves across the great lakes, waves could reach 15 feet. here now with more abc's stephie ramos. >> reporter: a fast-moving major storm sweeping the midwest. >> tornado on the ground. >> reporter: reports of twisters in iowa. >> tornado warnings.

america >>> breaking at 4:30. and police interrupt a gas station robbery and shoot a suspected thief. we are live gathering new details on this scene. >>> developing this morning, violence erupts on veterans day between a group of sole jeers and a -- soldiers and a marine. that marine slashed in the back. >>> and we have new information on two arrests after our helicopter and several others were attacked by lasers. and good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> and thank you for joining us, i'm ken rosato. today is thursday, november 12th and you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> well, we have cloudy skies and we've got a little drizzle and we have some fog this morning. and it's a little on the chilly side. we're going to start the day with temperature of # 1 degrees -- 51 degrees. so grab a raincoat and grab the umbrella. you'll need that today as we go through the morning. 50 around brookhaven and west hampton and east hampton. 50 bridgeport and 51 around the park with the cloud cover t

shut down. this morning, police are still blocking off the six scenes where terrorists killled at least 129 people and injured 350 more. american nohemi gonzalez, a student from cal state long beach, is among the victims. >> she brought joy, happiness, laughter to everybody she worked with. >> the man said, "you killed our brothers in syria, and now we're here." frank: investigators say the coordinated attacks were carried out by men, all wearing identical suicide vests. police are still working to identify some of the attackers, one of which lived in france until 2012. three people were also taken into custody in belgium, believed to be connected to the attacks. french leaders say their country is now at war with isis, and they are vowing to destroy those responsible. antoinette: a rally of support will be held today on the boston common. that's as a memorial grows at the french consulate in the city. the eyeopener's nneka faison continues our team coverage from there this morning with the show of solidarity. nneka: it is still early this morning but we've already seen several pe

doors open. adam: now at 5:00, one person is dead and another is facing charges tonight after a serious multi-car crash in manchester. stephanie: hundreds of people protesting outside the raddison as the three democratic presidential candidates attend the j.j. dinner. adam: and new details about the suspect in the deadly shooting at a planned parenthood in colorado. find out what we' re learning about the gunman. josh: the sun returned today, and there is more where that came from. we' ll take a look at futurecast to see when our next chance of rain arrives this week. now, wmur news 9 at 5:00. adam: tonight one person is dead following a car crash in manchester. it happened on lake avenue around 4:00 a.m. good evening, i' m adam sexton. stephanie: and i' m stephanie woods. one of the drivers is now in custody facing a felony charge. wmur' s kristen carosa joins us now live from where the crash happened with the latest on the investigation. kristen: manchester police were here investigating until about noon this afternoon. the scene has been cleared. but there' s devastating news

good for the next couple of days. look how beautiful it is at the harbor. we're looking at temperatures at 36 degrees. it is a little chilly this morning. however, it's not that breezy so it actually feels okay as long as you like cool weather. 34 for leesburg. 37 for annapolis. not as breezy today so it will feel more comfortable and we get warmer with the help of high pressure moving on n. high -- on in. high temperature abouts 50 degrees. >>> met free riders we're keeping an eye on delays on metro this morning. on the orange line. residual delays to new carrollton because of unscheduled track work. buses are running on schedule this morning. i say add anywhere from 10 to 15 minutes to your morning commute. taking you down to some of our maryland towns south of the beltway, oxon hill, accokeek, upper marlboro, brandywine, no issues along route 4, route 5, 301. 210 free and clear of any issues as well. along the beltway, again no issues on either the inner or outer loop. we're good to go there. your next traffic update coming up shortly. we'll send it over to you. >>> we are following

accuweather forecast. >> well, this morning, we're looking at temperatures that are going to be quite mild. a tranquil day. with a calm wind. check this out. this morning we're going to be at 40 degrees by 7:00. 48 noontime. 52 this afternoon. and absolutely gorgeous. just some beautiful weather for this travel day in which temperatures this afternoon just kind of climb right on up into the low 50s. 50 degrees our normal high temperature this time of the year. we warm to 60 on thanksgiving. 64 on black friday. which will be quite bright with a lot of sunshine and we talk about that next in your accuweather seven day forecast. happy thanksgiving eve to you. >> the same to you. >>> let's go right over to the maps unfortunately we do not have happy news here as you go on the hutch north near king street. a truck hit the bridge. trucks are not allowed on the parkways because the bridges are very low. the trucks are very high. so it is now hit the bridge and there's debris on the roadway as a result. we also have an accident on the hutch going south right near boston road and then overturn

have not made an arrest in the case. the man accused of shooting two men at an ankeny mcdonald's is now gabriel coco is still facing the original two counts of willful injury in the october 24th shooting. police say coco shot 18-year-olds justin phongsavanh and nickolas culver in the parking lot during an argument. the additional charge came after investigators talked to witnesses and looked at security video from the restaurant. an adel man is in custody... accused of leading madison county authorities on a high speed chase friday morning. it started in the community of bevington.... after someone called the sheriffs office to report a suspicious looking vehicle with a man possibly passed out inside. police ran the license plate on the chevy truck...only to find it was reported stolen from buffalo center in winnebago county. during the chase, speeds reached 110 miles per hour. authorities deployed three sets of stop sticks and the pursuit finally ended when the driver - randy barnes- stopped and surrendered near the city of earlham. 'it was scary, it really was. it all happened so

that sent several classmates to the hospital, students at w.t. woodson high school are preparing to return to class. >>> first, breaking news on the roads. melissa. >> breaking news on the roads. take a look here. top of the beltway outer loop at georgia avenue. right now chopper 4 over the scene. left lane blocked. had three lanes blocked. state highway get them all the way to the left side of the highway. it is going to be a bit slow there as that starts to build. 95 at 123 we are also slow here in virginia because of that disabled vehicle. the map will show you 95 north at 123 has the one lane blocked there. northbound at lorton two right lanes blocked because of a crash. more on all of this in a couple of minutes plus travel time. chuck? >>> outside your weather headlines on a fantastic hump day. it's a weather winner. that's our hashtag. grab your coat this morning. day two is coming up for today. tomorrow will be in the 70ed. friday might set a record high temperature. yes, indeed, a bit of a chill in the air. generally on the way outside. frederick, maryland, 45 out the door.

news at four front door open nationwide protests. fast food workers across the country are fighting for 15. why they chose to hold rallies on this date and where they will take place today in the metro. and, a driver used to rushing people to the hospital has a new reason to head there. what caused this morning crash...and how the people involved are doing this afternoon. the news at noon starts now. news at noon front door open good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm megan reuther. an ambulance driver taking a patient to the hospital ended up there for another reason...a morning car crash. it happened at the intersection of southwest 6th street and m-l-k parkway just after 7.... the ambulance was going northbound on southwest 6th with its sirens on when it sped through a red light at m-l-k. another car headed westbound on m-l-k collided with the ambulance at the intersection. both the driver of the ambulance and the patient went to the hospital as a precaution, no injuries from the crash were reported. the driver of the car did not go to the hospital. des moines community lea

will we see? a look at the weekend forecast is straight ahead. >> no one covers nom like we do, now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, it's 6:00 on sunday, november 15th, i'm amy coveno. sean: good morning, i'm sean mcdonald. the top story is the attacks in paris after a wave of terror attacks hit the city of lights. amy: let's go to marci gonzales. >> the fbi is sending a team to paris. barricades and paris officials have identified a 29-year-old who grew up 15 miles from her. >> candles flickering in the foreground as investigators continued their painstaking work at the six scenes of the terror attacks attacks. >> they started shooting without stopping. >> they recounted the horror where gunmen shot nearly 90 people to death during a soldout rock concert. and here at the soccer stadium to several bars and restaurants, more than 350 people were injured. at least 129 others killed. among them american student gonzalez, shot and killed at a abroad. >> i feel lost, sod ness ness it was my only daughter. >> isis claiming responsibility for the attacks, they s

southside of des moines. kcci's ryan smith is live at 4020 southwest 26th street. ryan: right behind me here is that group of massive oak trees in that family's front yard that came crumbling down in a matter of seconds during that quick storm we experienced earlier this afternoon. you can't walk but a couple steps in this yard without nearly tripping over these branches that are scattered. we are located right now at 4020 southwest 20 six st. this family has a lot ahead of them in terms of cleaning up. i am joined with the homeowner. explain to us what you heard, what you saw. >> we were in the living room actually, and the sky turned a really strange color. all of a sudden, the wind picked up and it really looks like a blizzard. i don't even know how to describe this. it was kind of machine -- kind of whooshing.i yelled at the kids to have for the basement and that's when i saw things flying past, trees coming down. crazy. ryan: is truly amazing to take a look at the results of mother nature's. . as you described, this happened in a matter of seconds. >> it was 15, 20 seconds maybe. m

news will have the very latest...coming up at 5-30. now onto our other top story... to the man they say was in the wrong place at the wrong time. authorities are still working to make an arrests in sunday's nightclub shooting that killed 20-year -old da shawn smith and injured three others. our jodi whitworth is following this story... she joins us now with more...jodi? dan -- the family invited us to the funeral today to give us and you the viewers at home a glimpse of ... in hopes the suspect will come forward 192712 - he was the life of the party. the life of anything it's no surprise hundreds came smith one last time.. many of them wearing his favorite color... 433716 - im gonna have to live my life knowing that my brother isnt walking through the door he was a father of two, a friend all... for his sister... it's hard to 251929 - he never held a grudge with nobody... he wasnt that type of person. he would always let it go last sunday -- smith and three others were shot outside side evolution night club. family members say he was trying to break up a fight authorities say hundre

from weather and traffic and bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> look at our camera. like you said, a foggy morning. visibilities are reduced down to tenths of a mile as we start the day. when you have this hazy foggy look around, we will look at the visibility reduced to about 10:00. dense fog in effect. 58 degrees. normal low is 45. it looks like we have clear skies but we have a low cloud cover and fog around. this will burn off by 10:00 and a warm day today, back to around 70. tomorrow we will set a record high. that's right. i can tell you that right now because that's what i do. i'm in the forecasting business. >> that is a wonderful forecast. let's go to the mass transit chart. mass transit systems are on or close to schedule. no major problems if you want to use new jersey transit, long island. ed koch, 59th street bridge queens-bound upper level the accident has been cleared away. that was reported earlier. harlem river drive north, willis avenue bridge up to 125th street that is construction. all lanes are subject to closure. street cleaning rules ar

day. the deadly seize at a planned parenthood in colorado. three people were killed in the standoff. two civilians, one police officer after a gunman stormed the building and engaged in a prolonged battle with police. at least nine injured, four civilians and five police officers. officials say about five hours after he stormed the building, the gunman surrendered and was taken into custody. as a police s.w.a.t. team fought with the shooter, many people in the building led to safety in a series of dramatic rescues. tonight the police analyze items the gunman may have left behind, a process they say will take hours or even days to repeat the five hour standoff is over in colorado springs with a gunman in custody and three people including a police officer dead. more on the colorado shooting on we take you to "dateline." "dateline." >> a winter's night in a southern forest. the ink black darkness parted briefly by their headlights. and closed around them like a shroud as they made their way in separate cars through the foggy overcast. then here it was. the rugged clearing, the muddy p

for "gma." >>> and developing at 4:30, the search is on for the attacker who slashed a hatzolah emergency worker in brooklyn. >>> the coast guard searching for the boater who vanished in the long island sound. >>> and we also are learning more this morning about the child shot and killed chicago. police are hoping a reward will bring in new leads. and good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> and thank you for joining us, i'm ken rosato. it is wednesday, november 4th. and you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> yesterday's high 72 degrees. today, we're looking at another warm day today. and our temperatures starting it's 58 it might drop another degree or two. normal overnight low is 45. so we're way warmer than that. 41 kingston and poughkeepsie. 53 white plains and 51 bridgeport. 48 islip. it's kind of the cool spot as well as wrightstown at about 42. we'll have sunshine today we're going to get to 70 degrees one more time. we're going to do it again maybe a record high by friday and talk

najera, dead from at least one gunshot wound. her son -- declined to talk about the suspect. police are are still drying to determine how the suspect and victim knew each other. >> we now know that the suspect at one time did live there at the residence on camden avenue. >> neighbors say several families seem to live there. >> they're very friendly, very nice. kids that live in the house. the kids seem very happy. it was insane to hear that it was something that happened like that. >> sources tell us the suspect rushed at officers armed with a gun in each hand. firing about a half dozen shots. they say one officer was grazed around the knee, and another bullet lodged in his boot. the son of the woman police believe acevedo killed says he's still trying to deal when what happed, but he appreciates the public support. >> anything the public can do to help you and your family? >> take care of their own families, you know. take care. >> now, at this point, sources say investigators are still trying to determine acevedo's motive, including the possibility that he was a tenant who was evi

why one criminologist says he >>> now at 4:30, tensions mount at airports around the world as more countries continue to suggest that a bomb brought down a russian plane. changes for flights coming and going to the united states. >>> a man with disabilities sent home from the hospital twice. the major injury that his family said doctors kept missing. >>> christmas trees are coming to boston but so is incredibly warm weather. storm tracker meteorologist shiri spear has a timeline of the warmth and even wet fall weather. >> complete new england news coverage starts now, this is the station morning news. >>daniel: yes, christmas tree julie glooul this kind of weather. when you step outside, you will know what we mean. good morning, everyone, it is friday, november 6. it is november but doesn't feel like it. i am julie grauert. >>daniel: i am daniel miller. appreciate your company this morning. humid weather will start the day. fox25 stormtracker meterologist meteorologist shiri spear joins us with how long the warm and muggy temp also stick around. >>shiri: yeah, end up being the last

>>> making news in america this morning -- shooting spree. the deadly rampage at a planned parenthood. what we're learning about the victims. possible motives. and the alleged gunman. >>> breaking overnight. a bus overturning on a highway, packed with college students returning from holiday break. investigators on the scene all night long. the new details coming in now. >>> and special delivery. amazon showing off its new technology. just in time for cybermonday, hoping to bring you packages by drone. >>> and final season. kobe bryant leaving the game. the laker great addressing the fans after his big announcement. >>> and we say hello to you everyone, on this monday. good morning to you. we begin with the search for answers following the deadly shooting rampage at a planned parenthood in colorado springs. >> three lives were cut short. a police officer who responded to the attack. a mother of two. and an iraq war veteran. both accompanying friends to the clinic. >> accused shooter robert dear is described by neighbors as a loner. he's being held without bond, scheduled to

>>> "action news" at 12:30 continued, with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you now. a major development in the fight against isis, they are trying to confirm that one of the group's most wanted members was killed. and a live look outside, it's going be a blustery end of the work week before temperatures take a dip into the low 50s this weekend. >>> now the details, an american air strike is believed to have killed the jihadist militant, jihadi john. in the past hour, a top u.s. official said he is reasonably certain that jihadi john is dead. megan hughes is following the story from washington and she has more on what this could mean for the white house. >> reporter: rick, that u.s. colonel speaking in baghdad within the last hour, says he knows for a fact that this drone strike hit its intended target and he is confident that target was jihadi john. he was a valuable target. >> this guy was a human animal and killing him is probably making the world a little bit better place. >> in the videos

now. the polls aren't open yet. 47 at philadelphia international. but low 40s in northeast philadelphia and look at south philadelphia now 39 degrees at fifth and warden along the delaware river trail it's 50 degrees. so a chill is in the air but with clear skies we're going to see a quick warm-up. 50s by 9:00, in fact, close to 60 and then upper 60s at lunch time and climbing. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood and show you what to expect when i'm back. right now jessica boyington has election day traffic. jessica. >> no traffic yet because of election day but we're on the vine street expressway looking from our cameras on the vine at eighth street that are turned around to vine street local now. so you can see obvious construction right in here. westbound between ninth and broad street they have one lane getting by. additionally, the vine street expressway is closed between the schuylkill and broad street east and westbound for construction that will be there until about 5:00 this morning. moving through 95 and delaware, northbound, southbound, no

margin. began early precinct reporting at this point. >> carolyn is at oasis is night club the san francisco where opponent of the measure are gathering. >> even if you don't live or vote in san francisco, you no doubt know about prop f l. so-called air bnb measure because of the radio and television commercials. air bnb as you said spent more than 8 million dollars to beat back this initiative. and has had help from people who are gathering in this room tonight. more than 850 volunteers. many of them air bnb host who are worried about their ability to continue to rent rooms or homes on air bnb. let me tell you about the massive field operation that they mounted. i just got some numbers about the three-month campaign. they made 285,000 door knock. they made 240,000s;pr phone calls and they talked to more than 10 100,000 potential voters. and it appears to be paying off. latest poll taken on october 27 found 55 percent support for the no on prop b. these opponent that you saw the numbers earlier in. even those who put the proposition on the ballot are admitting they are not likely t

in paris, let's check in with frank for a first look at the forecast. mark: here is a live shot from our stuart webcam. seeing the sunshine out there. a little bit chilly this morning, 39 in the metro. to the north it cools off a little bit, 32 in ames. by the afternoon, we are going to be warming things up. six :00 -- 6:00 p.m. at 54 degrees. alyx: we are hours away from second debate between democratic candidates who are running for president. it is all happening at drake university this evening. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley will square off with their words. kcci's marcus mcintosh is live from debate central at drake university, where paris is on marcus: we are here with congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. the first question i have to ask you is your reaction to what happened in paris. >> our hearts are broken for the people of paris and the french people more broadly. united states knows well the floor of terrorist attacks, whether it was 9/11 or the boston marathon bombing. we have to make sure we remain vigilant. i know that we will be focused an

of france this morning. this is a look at the suburb of saint-denis north of paris. and a much quieter scene at this point than it was at 4:30 this morning when police began conducting raids in an area in saint-denis. again, it was about 4:20 this morning. the likely target of those raids, a man named abdelhamid abboud, the alleged mastermind of the paris attacks on friday night. again, 4:20 this morning, it was very dark. and in this neighborhood, people started hearing intense gunfire. take a listen to what that sounded like. [ gunfire ] intense gunfire and then explosions in later hours could be heard in saint-denis. the results of which now are two suspects are dead. five people have been arrested. at three police officers or authorities have been injured in this. and again, the likely target of the raids, abdel hamid abaaoud. it's unclear whether or not he was inside that apartment and if, in fact, he was whether or not he's dead or alive. we do know that one woman who was inside that apartment blew herself up with a belt that she was wearing before authorities were able t

see how clean the air is. we are 42 to 52 and to sunshine and 62 at the coast and 70 inland. 62 at 4:00, to 72 at 4:00. so we are looking spring like. in the evening, 56 to 60. did we have friday lite? sue? >> we do, through walnut creek southbound 680 moving at the limit. you can see the tail lights are headed to the 24 junction with no problems. 24 westbound, all the way to the tunnel it is looking good. warriors, chicago, tonight at 7:30. expect delays on 880 and surface streets in and around, before, and after the game. plan accordingly. >>> back to. [ news in western africa, hostage situation is still unfolding and gunman stormed a luxury hotel in the mali capital overnight taking 170 people hostage. natasha is tracking developments. >> a new number with tv reports saying 83 hostages are free so up to 90 are still being held. right new the white house is trying to confirm if any americans are involved. the gunman came spot raddison hotel shooting and shouting "god is great," in arabic. a chinese hostage posted this on twitter, the view from the 7th floor, forces believe freeway