that is why it is confusing. nobody laughed here and you didn t laugh. i hope you have a great time trick-or-treating. i want to welcome everybody. it is halloween. the top story begins with mike johnson s first full week as speaker of the house. after the offense of swift, many are still learning about him, let alone the rest of the nation that had never heard of him. the point became a funny punchline this weekend on saturday night live. your name is what? mike johnson. no one will forget that. how did you end up speake no one knows. there e clues. reports diving into who and how he might lead. why a party that was so paralyzed infighting settled on this particular man. part of the answer stems from weakness. the top elected republicans and visible figures were too divisive to went over the caucus. that is unusual. it down to mccarthy and scalise and brands like jim jordan. part of the answer turns on the wolf of wall street problem. that is the challenge of adv
and i m ken rosato. today is thursday april 14th. you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the accu-weather forecast. reporter: it is going to be 60 degrees today, starting out around 45 here at 6:00 a.m. 40 white plains, 43 laguardia, 49 jfk. we are hitting 60 today. we ll have a lot of sunshine. kiddos at the bus stop grab a jacket or sweater. later on a some. debby in for heather this morning in the traffic center. what is the latest there? reporter: the westbound side of the belt parkway bill, here s a look at the westbound belt, busy heading out toward kennedy airport. the earlier accident completely cleared away. 78 eastbound outside toward exit 24, a collision blocking one lane. 287 north exit 112 franklin township a police investigation. a disabled truck still being cleared and outside a look at the l.i.e. westbound alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today back to you ken, lori. we h
out, they say, strictly out of an abundance of caution. richard says with the following guidance. be aware of who is around you. is anything out of the ordinary? if you feel anything is out of the ordinary, call 191. call the age. the agent call 911. or call the agent. reporter: richard tells me of the roughly 3000 names on that list, actually about 2000 are real, the rest are duplicate or fake flames. there was also some personal information listed, but at this point, some of those who were contacted say the e-mails that were posted are actually old. for now we are live in lower manhattan, kimberly richardson, channel 7 eyewitness news. a developing story tonight in baltimore. police have the man in custody who showed up at a local tv station believed to have a bomb. the man was wearing a panda suit. if his costume concealed a potential bomb. we are told he is alive at the hospital. he did not have a bomb. moments ago we learned he had candy bars wrapped in aluminum
where southerners have all around them the trappings of slavery and segregation and something to unload, a burden to unload. worse people in the north, particularly white northerners don t think of their round paths are their own heritage in that way. in fact, they think of it as something to about two, something to aspire to. that is what i mean about the sense of history at the beginning and the first story that i start out with as you said is about springfield, massachusetts. that city is a small city in massachusetts about 150,000. in 1939, just as world war ii was starting, the later said that city and school superintendents pioneer plan they said would abolish prejudice and abolish racism. from the school system and from the city of large. so they adopted the curriculum and these principles with the high-minded goal of eradicating from young people s minds racism. he came upon it on their own or did something push them to a? well, they drew upon curriculum being dev
details on that developing story. first let s check in with rosemary to see how we are looking on this first full day of spring. good morning to you. he with have a cooling we have a cooling trend. even a few scattered showers in the forecast. i will detail that for you. concord with a few showers in the overnight. as we start the day a mix of sun and clouds a live look from ktvu. where we have cloudy skies here in our area. the mix of sun and clouds through the morning and then through the afternoon we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny. storm tracker 2, into your day for today. these are going to pull through. we are not finished with the clouds because we have a few systems moving over northern california. today is going to be about the clouds. it ll be about cooler temperatures for the afternoon. for tomorrow the possibility of scattered showers as we start sunday and then eventually turning in to rain. outside the door right now 46 in napa. we have 51 redwood. wal