kathleen turner on her latest role. two people died after experiencing problems during a thunderstorm emergency in the australian city of melbourne. hundreds more were affected. if it cars when wind coincides with extreme pollen counts. brenda was among the thousands rushed to hospital. one. were on the last my mom was worried we were going to run out. reporter: she drove him to emergency to avoid a long wait for an ambulance. >> it was considered a state of emergency and they would not be coming. reporter: the call for help was one of 2000 requests for an ambulance. calls weree new coming through every 4.5 seconds. >> a lot of people called that have never had asthma before. reporter: sir benton's hospital .n melbourne ran out other emergency departments were overflowing. two people died after experiencing respiratory problem. ambulance pictorial launched a review. the sudden asthma outbreak was caused by thunderstorm asthma. .t is rare the last major thunderstorm .sthma event was six years ago experts say that grass p

kathleen joy -- no, i guess it's louise. kathleen louise anderson. miss anderson will read the poem that won her the competition in the fourth grade. oh, why don't they just do it and get it over with? don't be so impatient. you'd think she was henry wadsworth longfellow the way he's introducing her. ladies and gentlemen, [ applause ] she's only half on the screen! maybe she'll just read half the poem. jim, she looks scared. take a look at me. come on, little lady. now, read your poem, kathleen. thanksgiving is a happy day. go ahead. why doesn't she say something? go ahead, kathleen. you can't shut her up at home. i'm sure you can do it, kathleen. i don't like the way he's talking to her. after all, he doesn't have to force her. please, miss anderson, say something. i want my mommy and daddy. aww, my poor little baby. oh, jim, how awful. oh, the poor darling. miss anderson just remembered a previous engagement. in the meantime... where's my hat? i don't know where your hat is. [ marching band music plays ] no wonder she didn't know what to say, the w

kathleen and alyssa are up first!! they're out in prop storage, and producer heather tells me, kathleen said she was going to destroy alyssa! ((closed captioning will resume)) ((closed captioning will resume)) ((closed captioning will resume)) ((closed captioning will resume)) beautiful thanksgiving with a high of 63 an just slightly breezy. winds out of the nw at 5-10mph. tomorrow should look pretty similar. we'll see sunny skies with a few high it's going to be a beautiful thanksgiving with a high of 63 an just slightly breezy. winds out of the nw at 5-10mph. tomorrow should look pretty similar. we'll see sunny skies with a few high clouds. as we get into the weekend will roll in bringing cooler temperatures saturday evening and sunday. expect lows in the high 30s the fox5 surprise squad is powered by united nissan, america first credit union, albertsons and vons the fox5 sur squad fulfills a promise to one of its past recipients. the team first met margaret payne in boulder city. her story was one that touched our v

let's go to kathleen hays in new york. a hillary clinton they treat looks to be good for stocks, bad for bonds. why? kathleen: it has nothing to do with politics and every thing to do with uncertainty. the market is pretty much pricing and a clinton victory, a market analyst making that point. reporterloomberg news who posted a terrific guide to the elections, what to watch him a you can find that on lumber.com. clinton is a status quo candidate. she is not going to really rock the boat. on the other hand, donald trump would be a big surprise. he would create a lot of uncertainty in financial markets. has u.s. and global investors rushing to the safety of treasuries. a flight to quality, as we call it. on the other has u.s. and global hand, hillary clinton is expected to boost the fed right -- the fed hike in december chances because she will not create a lot of market turmoil. let's go to this chart. what you can see as you look at this is the world interest-rate it shows you the audits all be december hike are at 80%. ve

good morning kathleen. cc will resume if your iphone is malfunctioning... apple says it's not their problem.... but they will fix it. what it'll cost you... coming up! plus... (nats - keith sweat twisted "you know you know you know... you got you) don't get it twisted... we've got so many concerts coming up in las vegas! including keith sweat and other r&b favorites at the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. acknowledging the dreaded phone error known as 'touch disease' i-phone 6-plus owners have been complaining for months about the screen malfunctioning. apple says the problem is not a design flaw... they say it's from dropping your phone repeatedly. appl

fox5's kathleen where they're getting set up for the las vegas throwdown... good morning kathleen. good morning alyssa.... yeah later today this place is going to be packed with people and it's going to look like a winter wonderland. right now they're in the process of getting 60 tons of snow in here to transform this place into an action sports playground... where pro bmx riders, skiiers, and snowboarders will compete against each other. the las vegas throwdown starts at noon and goes will be more than 20 djs... 40 action sports vendor booths... lots of food trucks... a beer garden... and of course... lots of famous pros... i'm here with johnathan bronson, a close call for teen drivers... who had to be saved afetr their car flipped into a lake. plus... how you can help local families in need this holiday season... with another fox5 take5 to care two new york teens had a close when their car flipped into a lake. tony aiello has more on the scary accident... and the heroic rescue that followed. (julia brower/survived accident) "the car started filling up with water. we didn't know t

fox5's kathleen jacob joins us live from unlv after talking with young voters today. kathleen? most diverse college campuses in the country so i was able to talk to so many different people from so many different backgrounds and on both sides of the political spectrum. they all agreed that it was much quieter on campus today...almost somber... but there was still a feeling of hope that now that the election is over...maybe everyone can come together and move forward as a country. "i feel like the whole thing was really difficult for a lot of us. i feel like even though maybe some of us don't agree with what happened now or maybe some of us do, just like i was saying we have move on." "i think as america grows, i don't think we're through, and i'm happy that we're not through it because that means that we'll constantly be evolving and that's the kind of mindset that you have to have." i also spoke with a student who's family is from iran... he told me while he fears what's going to happen to them... he's also hopeful and willing to give donald trump a chance. students tell me on

fox5's kathleen jacob joins us live from boca park in summerlin. tell us about the deals kathleen! good morning alyssa! right now im in here... they've got a number of deals going on... forest at opportunity village is 25 years old. and this year - there's no slowing down . fox5's abby theodros shows us around the magical forest and explains the importance of opportunity village. the countdown to christmas is on but if you can't wait till december 25 opportunity village magical forest is a great place to get in the holiday spirit lights trees and holiday music melodie eleogram, beautiful! ov magical forest is turning 25 and it's bigger and better than before me: the lights i love the pretty lights and how all the trees are decorated and all the music three million led lights, holiday attractions and an express train make the park a top pick for family night this december - but it's also for a good cause bob brown, ceo/president opp to opportunity village of course we run the four campuses. opportunity village is a nonprofit serving adults and children with intellectual disabilities

reporting live...kathleen jacob...fox5 news...local. las the american heart association is hosting the 2016 heart and stroke walk today. the charity event is happening on fremont street this morning at 7:30. more than five- thousand people are expected to walk or run with family, friends, and survivors of heart and stroke disease. after the walk.. people can fly on the slot-zilla zip- line from noon to 7 p-m. slot-zilla revenue to will benefit the american heart association. and the 2016 austin light the night walk is also on fremont today.. it's hosted by the leukemia and lymphoma society. over six-thousand people are expected to be there. it's happening by the western hotel.. check-in is at 4 p-m and the walk starts at 6. sunny skies here in the valley this weekend... but philadelphia is soaked... after some crazy flooding. we hav details on what caused this problem sheep... they're not just for cloning anymore... why one farm is using these fluffy friends to get rid of their halloween as you make up your mind, remember -- congressman

kathleen jacob is in for cassandra she joins us now. it's going to be a beautiful thanksgiving with a high of 63 an just slightly breezy. winds out of the nw at 5-10mph. tomorrow should look pretty similar. we'll see sunny skies with a few high clouds. as we get into the weekend winds will pick up slightly and a low will roll in bringing cooler temperatures saturday evening and sunday. expect lows in the high 30s by the middle of next week. check out this traffic nightmare in los angeles, as millions of southern california residents hit the road for thanksgiving weekend. massive traffic jam on the 405 is going viral! almost 49 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles for thursday's turkey feast holiday. ((anchor chat)) good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and back to the news desk hundreds of thousands of people are on the go right now, tr

first - kathleen jacob is in for cassandra jones. she joins us wh quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. it's going to be a beautiful thanksgiving with a high of 63 an just slightly breezy. winds out of the nw at 5-10mph. tomorrow should look pretty similar. we'll see sunny skies with a few high clouds. as we get into the weekend winds will pick up slightly and a low pressure system will roll in bringing cooler saturday evening and sunday. expect lows in the high 30s by the middle of next week. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk if you haven't made your way home already... prepare for some people are expected to make their way through mccarran this holiday.. and more are hitting the roads.. sot : "there's a lot of traffic, haven't seen any accidents which is good n-

reporting live...kathleen jacob...fox5 news... president barack obama encourages americans to give president-elect donald trump a chance. it was the president's first news conference since last week's election results. "i'd been encouraged by his statements on election night about the need for unity and his interest in being the president for all people. and that how he staffs, the first steps he takes, the first impressions he makes, the reset that can happen after an election, all those things are important and should be thought about." coming up at 5:30... we'll have more on why president obama believes trump's expectations will be shaken up by the job. the henderson police department reached out to fox5 and asked for our help in bringing publicity to a cold case. it involves a young teen girl who was found beaten... stabbed... and dumped on the side of the road. fox5's cyndi lundeberg has more on her special investigation.... jane arroyo grande doe... 1980.... the body of a young girl between the ages of 13-18 and 18 was found

reporting live...kathleen jacob...fox5 news... local. las vegas. thanks kathleen.. always good to see people coming together and looking forward to the future. voters approved legalizing recreational marijuana... but there are still some questions surrounding question two. fox5's eric hilt is in studio with what's next when it comes to pot in nevada. the next step is that possession of up to an ounce of marijuana will be legal starting january 1. but you won't be able to legally buy it in nevada until a whole set of regulations and rules are set up for the brand new industry... some of those rules are already set... driving under the influence will still be illegal, and if you apartment or work has rules against drugs or smoking those still apply. lawyers tell me over the next few weeks and months lawmakers will start hammering out additional rules about how dispensaries will sell marijuana... and the final say on those gots to the nevada department of taxation "every specific is going to be addresses, all the t's crossed, the i's dotted, they have to run it through

fox five's kathleen jacob spoke to neighbors where the boy's body was found... and some are asking why the mom has not been arrested kathleen intro ps: a 7-year-old? what could he have possibly done to make a person that angry a question many are asking the day after this little boy was to death. a go-fund me identifies the child as masje... the individual's photograph that you showed me, i've seen him on probably two or three occassions,ver police say 31- year-old kenneth robinson is the man responsible, if you're abusing a child to the point where a homicide results or the child dies that's like the ultimate punishment, it warrents the ultimate punishment. a family member identified the 7 year old's mother as roshoun thick. police say thick lived with robinson and his girlfriend and while police are not treating her as a suspect right now... neighbors say... something needs to be done. how could you beaten to the point that they die from their injuries? how could you not know that? somebody's responsible somewhere. kathleen tag robinson's criminal history show

kathleen jacob is at one of the polling sites here in the valley. but first -- the majority of voters are making their voices heard today. many are flooding the polls right now to cast their vote. lines were long in some states... but experienced major problems. the polls have closed on the east coast. back here in the valley... the polls are busy. there's less than an hour to cast your vote. fox5's kathleen jacobs is live at a polling station in foothill high school with more. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning the first efforts from donald trump's campaign to make a case of illegal voting against clark county came up empty today..... a district judge denied a motion filed that would have made the names of poll workers at early voting sites in las vegas....public record. now state law requires clark county to keep all of their data and logs at the early voting polls for a minimu months.... but they are not required to hand over the identities of the poll workers... that is what donald trumps reps were asking the court to allow

reporting live...kathleen jacob... fox5news... local las vegas if they do move forward with the achievement school district plan... the schools will be narrowed down even more.. to 6 schools at it's been a very windy and mild day across the valley.. let's check in with fox five's meteorlogist sam argier with a quick look at the forecast. a wind advisory remains in effect for the entire fox5 viewing area through 1 a.m. thursday. wind gusts will be in the 40 to 50 mph range, with some of the strongest wind occurring after sunset tonight. a cold front moves across the area this evening, bringing in much colder air for thursday. high temperur only be in the low 60s and upper 50s despite the sunshine across southern nevada. the coldest weather of this stretch will be friday morning. low temperatures bottom out in the low 40s and upper 30s; the coldest weather we have felt since february. temperatures will moderate this weekend with mainly sunny skies. there will only be a few clouds at times with temperatures in the mid to upper clouds

i want to talk to kathleen miller from triple a mid-atlantic just about the holiday rush. what are we experiencing this year, kathleen. >> thinks eighth consecutive year we are seeing an increase in thanksgiving travel, so, trust me, folks you are not a roane when you get outside on the road when you come to the airport taking the train, so pack your patients, and build in some extra time. don't stress out. this is not time of the year to be stressed out. >> reporter: holiday travel increasing on the roads, air, rails, all of the above, why are we seeing that. >> one of the things we think is causing this is we're seeing good gas prices and might be the determining factor when you deciding whether to take that for thanksgiving. >> reporter: absolutely. what is last minute advice as people wake up and move out this morning, kathleen. >> heading here to the airport check your flight status before you get out the door. if you're taking that road trip, check a few things over with your car. make sure all of your lights are working, hop windshield washer fluid. make sure you ca

fox5's kathleen jacob joins us live at the home where this happened. kathleen what does it look like out there? guys i know it's dark but look at this... this little fence is the only thing that was keeping these tigers in. take a look at this cleared area where neighbors say the tigers would pace back and forth...the neighbors children and pets...just a short jump away on the other side. "i got an 11-yr-old boy in there too, yeah and my dog. those cats could jump that 4 foot fence in a could jump my 5 ft fence in a heartbeat if they're hungry enough" jeff ranowel lives just a street over from this home where 3 tiger cubs were found feasting on raw chicken while a 17-year-old boy watched over them. i seen them going back and forth at the fence and what got my attention is it's only a 4 ft fence. in nevada..you can have exotic animals but they must be permitted...and properly kept. the tigers did not have permits...and this fence is no where near up to par. that's endangering everyone around here, and me and my kids, and everybody. trisha meyer faced ch

kathleen zellner sent us a statement after today's decision saying "very disappointing that the wisconsin attorney general is seeking vindication rather than justice." former federal prosecutor and newsradio 6-20 w-t-m-j radio host jeff wagoner joining us now.jeff ... can you break down today's decision for us? and the response from genreal head to our website tmj4 dot com for more on our continuing coverage on this case. the congratulations are still rolling in for president elect trump's choice for white house chief of staff. trump has picked rnc chairman reince priebus for the powerful position. priebus grew up in kenosha and graduated from uw- whitewater. one of his college roommates was assembly speaker robin vos. he says bu 11 51 he has good relationships with paul ryan, mitch mcconnell and the governor and the legislative leaders around the country and try to bring the passion of new people who want government to be different. its going to marriage.coming up on live at six - more of my interview with speaker vos and the one reason why he thinks with priebus on the trump team - a pr

by maryland and fox5's kathleen jacobs is live near the scene gathering details for us. kathleen.. what do we know do far? and breaking news overseas... a powerful earthquake struck new zealand earlier this morning. it was a seven point four quake with strong jolts felt over 120 miles. there have been no immediate reports of major damage or injuries... and no immediate danger of a tsunami. be the first to know about breaking news-- by downloading our mobile app. you can also watch livestreams of our newscast... any time we're on the air. and now let's check in with les krifaton with a look at weather. mostly clear skies are building into the las vegas area as high pressure builds. continue to trend 5-10 above normal for the first half of the week. wednesday a deep trough rolls across nevada. it's bringing strong south to southwest winds wednesday. in the wake of the trough, much cooler air settles in. winds will shift to come out of the remain gusty for part of the day. temperatures drop about 15 between wednesday and thursday. tensions are still high following last week's election

reporting live...kathleen jacob...fox5news... local. las vegas. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. you can leave an anonymous tip with crime 385-55-55. a dog tied up and shot to death at a shooting range... now the nye county sheriffs department is asking for your help to find the person responsible fox5's eric hilt is live in pahrump with details on the crime. the nye county sheriff told me the dog was shot multiple times and it appeared like it had been used for target practice. shooting range - that's about 15 minutes outside of pahrump. the shooting happened last month but now the sheriffs department is out of leads and is asking for the publics help. both the people who are investigating the incident and people who use the shooting range say the shooting is disturbing " "i think the maximum sentence should be pushed on him because who knows he might have done this before" "we take these things very seriously because they do have a tendency to escalate"" if you know anything about this crime you are urged i contact the

fox5s kathleen jacob joins us live from lorna j. kesterson elementary after talking to police about safety at the polls. kathleen? guys this place is going to be packed tomorrow with voters... but you may also do a few police cars on these streets as well. metro tells me they know it's been a crazy election so they'll have officers rotating throughout all sun up to sun down tomorrow. they don't have an officer for every location... but they'll keep the cars rolling through just to make sure they have an eye on things and a presence. a couple people i spoke with today are actually nervous about possible uprisings or protests from the losing side in the next few days... so i asked officers if that's on their radar.. and they tell me of course they'll be ready for it but for how calm early voting has been... they don't think we'll see anything major. " all i can do is hope and pray that everyone stays peaceful you know, some are gonna win, some are gonna lose. at this time we have not recieved any intelligence information that we expec

. >>> and an investigation that helped to lead to the down fall of kathleen kane, we are waiting for the report on the exchange of controversial emails on state government servers. >> and a woman found dead in pennsylvania almost a year ago remains unidentified and police hope you can help. >>> philadelphia police say that a package exploded injuring a 60-year-old man on the 1800 block of pine street early this morning. police tell "action news" that the victim believed the envelope contained medication he had delivered to his home and the device detonated when he opened up the package, he suffered injuries to his hands, chest and face. police don't have a motive but believe the man was targeted because the envelope was addressed to him. >> it was placed there be did not come from u.s. mail, they believe that the bar code was old and would not have gone through u.s. mail. >> the victim was taken to jefferson hospital and people were evacuated from nearby apartments and homes. >>> pennsylvania's new attorney general has released a final report on controversial emails found on attorney

. >> a report commissioned by former pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, is due next week. an outside law firm investigated the exchange of objectionable emails recovered from computers inside the attorney general's office. dozens of employees in the ag's office have previously been disciplined, when emails were made public in the investigation of former penn state assistant football coach, jerry sandusky. >> judge coming up: many businesses are saying thank to you veterans today. >> tell you about the deals offered to vets and active military members, still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> also ahead: carriage ride takes a frightening turn, and tourists are forced to make a

fox5's kathleen jacob joins us now after doing some research... kathleen what should we know. alyssa.... there are actually a lot of easy ways to tell if what you're reading... or sharing on facebook is legitimate. you just have to know what to look out for. easy things to spot right off the bat are in the article title. while there are some news stories with outrageous titles that are real... most of the time... the more absurd... the more unlikely it is that it's real. if you're unsure from the title... click on the story and go to the actual website. you can look through other articles on the site to gauge what kind of source this is. if there are a lot of articles about sex or celebrities... a lot probably not legit. now within the articles themselves... look for major future disaster predictions paired with a date... while some of these are true... like the ebola crisis... end of the world predictions typically aren't. also... if the article is about a major disease being cured... be skeptical. these websites want to draw people in with news people want to hear... and unf

. >> kathleen, he was prowled of where he worked and he took pictures, and cellphones were allowed. this is outrageous. look at these pictures. that's your one-year-old granddaughter, right? >> yeah, yeah. he has an absolutely beautiful wife who stood by him through this, which i'm grateful for her and her strength and a beautiful one-year-old daughter. >> put up on the screen all of the offense that cheryl atkinson put up, former reporter at cbs,

mike sacks talks one-on-one with former secretary kathleen sebelius -- about how this could impact your healthcare in the future. sot: tba mike vo: donald trump's picking representative tom price to head the department of health and human services suggests the president-elect intends to to repeal and replace the affordable care act - or obamacare. 13;18 - 25;17: i don't think there's any question that rep price has been one of the most vocal critics of the affordable care act. he voted against it, he's voted to repeal it over 50 times. mike vo: kathleen sebelius oversaw the massive health care reform law's implementation as president obama's first h-h-s secretary. so what does she think about the prospect of a successor committed to undoing all her work? 6:34;38 - 7:01;58 it isn't about me or about the president of the united states. it's about the people i met all the parents of a cancer-surviving child who now said to me i know my daughter will always have health insurance, she won't ever be denied, the people who can pay for an operation or can get a mastectomy once they get a cancer

lakeland waited to see winter haven defeat kathleen 7-0 before they took on the blue this is how you know it's your night. the quarterback get away with a tipped pass instead of an interception. it's right in the hands of his receiver, willy baker. hodgekiss seals the deal with a quarterback sneak. lakeland wins the district. another tiebreaker saw mitchell defeat spring stead. >>> tomorrow night the lightning in their six game road trim at the new york islanders -- trip at the new york islanders a not ending the way it began, three straight losses for a combined score 12-3. time to sound the alarms. >> every year the league is a little better and we've had success the last couple years and teams are looking at our model and trying to match that and they're ready for us when we come in their building especially. we got to get better. we haven't done what we want to do. we need to get a lot better. >> you see the teams one, two, >> had winter haven beaten lakeland, lakeland would play kathleen to figure out the runner-up. next year don't worry about it. >> go with a point system. some

kathleen? yeah guys this is one of the schools that could become a part of this program by next year. the nine schools were chosen based off of s bach scores. all of them scored in the bottom 5 percent. 5 middle and 4 5 middle and 4 5 middle and 4 elementary schools made the list. they're craig elementary, fitzgerald elementary, kelly elementary, the middle schools are brinley, jerome mack middle, orr middle, there are still more steps in the process.... they still have to narrow it down from here...but still...just the idea that these schools could be taken over by charter schools has caused a lot of debate. we've seen push back and protests from parents, students, and teachers for the past few weeks saying they don't want the change to happen. but...some parents are optimistic. " "i think it's kind of a good thing honestly i would like to see the schools improve i do know that las vegas has a low rating as far as having good schools and stuff and i'd like to see some of the esl students benef

you might just want to go down to county line or take kathleen the back up. look at that, pretty significant. it's been a little foggy in the area as well. but here's the back up. so kathleen, looks great, it's e you a while and even after you pass that crash it's still backed up because a lot of people are actually getting off at county line road. so keep this in mind a bit of a back up there eastbound not affected at all that's just westbound i-4. all right let's move over here east of u.s. 19 seeing any significant delays, a good drive on the howard frankland bridge at least right now. that's a look at weather and traffic. >>> it was a somber and very different open to saturday night live this weekend. you're looking there as hillary clinton in a white pant suit playing the taking a more somber approach after the results. the song ended saying quote i'm not giving up and neither should you. very interesting. >>> what you need to know before you walk out the door is next. >> including the buc's player who refused to stand for the national anthem. >> and sus

fox5's kathleen jacob spoke to people both in favor of and against trump's comments. <<(nats burning flag) seeing our flag in flames evokes a lot of emotion from people... "it makes me angry and upset you know country in the world you know and no ones making you stay here, you should go somewhere else." and from president elect donald trump...it evokes tweets. nevada's executive director of the aclu tod story doesn't think much change will come from this. "i wasn't sure what to think or trying to understand what was it the president elect was trying to express." so can you burn the american flag? in short...the answer is yes. "the supreme court settled this question back in 1989 in texas vs. johnson." gary johnson burned a flag outside of the republican national convention to protest ronald raegans policies. he was arrested and charge... but appealed. the supreme court ruled in his favor stating his acts were symbolic speech that are protected by the first amendment. "in america you have the first amendment right to be able to say anything and make a fool of yourself

" so he got a gun. 22.45.47 kathleen johnson, aviation attorney "the right to quiet enjoyment of your property means that someone can't be flying your drive over if you're sunbathing in your backyard, where they can't be hovering a drone ten feet over your head, but that doesn't mean you can shoot him out of 22.44.03 kathleen johnson, want the cops called, you should probably talk to your neighbor first. for the now, i'm jace larson. black friday just isn't the same. the rush -- and racing -- for the doorbuster deal is no more. that's because the deals are spread out for days! next on 13 action news live at 6:30.. where to find the weekend's a fight in modesto, california. the mad dash for deals is still going strong. here's abc's elizabeth hur with and a look ahead at some of the weekend's biggest bargains. pkg script: ((nat)) -- "2! 1! and here you go!" the dash for deals and discounts.. kicked off overnight across america.. and for these bargain hunters.. the early findings.. not so shabby! ((mos)) "50% off everything! you can't beat that!" but to try to beat the madness.. many cam

good morning kathleen. alyssa... the christmas express is very similar to the polar express train ride... there are cottages, food, treats, santa.. etc... hosting a free military night dec. 8th to honor and an group of retired volunteers in illinois... almost had to call off their annual holiday tradition... until their community offered a helping hand. fox's erika tallan has the story. thanksgiving you take a drive through christmas wonderland in alton illinois... it's just what you do... for many families... schelm says: "we've been doing it for a long time... a long time... as long as i can remember." perez says: "i came with my family when i was little..." since the 80's the grandpa gang... a group of retired volunteers has counted down the days till christmas... stringing millions of lights and setting up displays throughout rock springs park- for visitors to drive through for enjoyment.... (nats - the people in front of you paid for you it was an act of kindness they wanted to say god bless you and merry christ

i'll ask state senator kathleen vinehout how they start messaging better to rural residents. chatter that some wisconsin notables could end up with prominent positions in a trump administration. it's all coming up tonight at 11:00, right here on upfront. sheldon: the weather is pretty good going into the third week of november. meteorologist lindsey slater is in the weather center. lindsey: not looking bad. these pictures keep coming in. there so cold, and like to keep sharing them. five minutes ago. if you look closely to the left, you can see an airplane right there. apparently a lot of pictures showed the same thing. that is a live look at the supermoon right now. 45 degrees in milwaukee. i would say it is light coat worthy. temperatures will be air 45 feel more like the low 40's. now where we should be this time of year. how we start tomorrow is almost typically where the high temperatures should pay that should be. overall a nice mild day. sheldon: someone who wants to be a weather man is accused of setting a serious wildfire in kentucky. it's one of 40 fires, stretching

fox5s kathleen jacob delved into this story to find out everything you need to know. <