there could be storms throughout the evening. >> eyewitness news reporter michelle charlesworth is at laguardia airport for us. we're going to begin our coverage this afternoon with meteorologist bill evans. he is tracking all of that fog and rain that could slow things down today. bill. >> it's almost like the worst you could possibly have. you got you got rain. the only worse could be like snow and rain mixed and ice and that sort of thing. umbrellas are out here on the upper west side. the rain is starting to develop and continuing to push up from the southwest to the north here and the temperature here at noontime is 56 degrees. we are going to be looking at this rain developing and continuing through the afternoon and starting to get, you know, heavier as we go along. 56 in cambria heights is our temperature now. these temperatures way warm, 20 degrees warmer than normal for this time of the year. look at white plains airport, zero visibility. 8/10 laguardia, 2-mile visibility jfk, a mile at newark, 2 miles at teterboro. this is kind of coming and going this visibility.

in effect for this afternoon until 6:00 here, morris county, sussex, hunterdon, monmouth, ocean. as you see that fog is just kind of all over the place and reducing visibilities in a lot of spots. the rain i'm talking about is coming up from the southwest. it will be pushing here. see this big batch to the south. that really gets going this evening through the evening commute. rainfall amounts so far, there's been a trace in the park, not much. we are going to be looking at record high temperatures tomorrow, and we possibly could have a record high temperature on christmas day. we'll talk about that too in your accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment. back to you. thank you. as bill mentioned, the fog is having a real impact on the airports in our area. eyewitness news reporter michelle charlesworth is at laguardia air and continues our coverage. a lot of folks behind you michelle. >> oh, yeah. thanks liz. bill was talking about it's fog by out here. there's drizzle.

and unfortunately there are a fair number of delays here at laguardia, and that goes for arrivals as well as departures. lines are long. patience is as well. try not to check anything. still the biggest problem is the weather elsewhere. the fog is not a huge issue here. it's the plains getting here to pick up everyone and their destination. anecdotally i'm hearing the delays are running 30 minutes to an hour. the worst is as you guys were reporting three hours, all of that is influx and there are cancellations on the boards. >> where are you guys headed? >> dallas. >> fun. >> holiday tradition, what's the deal? >> holiday tradition. my mom's from the area. >> are you on time? >> flight's delayed leaving chicago of course. >> see, chicago on time? >> hopefully. i was just checking but it looks like we're on time. >> on time now? >> no, delayed, 20 minutes delayed. so we'll see. >> first christmas. >> nice. >> are you on time?

>> oh, man. >> are you on time? >> no, ma'am, i'm not. >> you got here late or your plane's late. >> i missed my plane actually. hoping i get on time. >> i hope so too. >> all right. all good tinsel things for you on your flight. coming back here to a live picture, that is departures boards, also arrivals, white writing is great. red writing means delayed or canceled, and the two canceled departures i see there are to toronto and montreal, so that's telling, definitely call your carrier if you're planning to fly out in the next few days, and it's always stressful for the holidays. the stakes are up because grandma is waiting on the other side. good luck to you. we will keep you posted on facebook, twitter and right here on eyewitness news. we're live at laguardia, michelle charlesworth channel 7 eyewitness news. >> she wants to see her family.

as for the roads you're look at some live pictures of the van wyck expressway near 101st street in queens. not so bad on one side. not so great on the other side. the heavier traffic is on those northbound lanes. you can find the latest commuter alerts and accuweather forecasts anytime at abc7ny and with our eyewitness news app. and we've got one more note for you. the nypd says there is no credible threat to new york city, but it is reminding officers to remain vigilant during the holidays. a routine bulletin was circulated to nypd commanders yesterday. it instructs officers, especially those who patrol crowded areas or near city landmarks to be on alert at all times. similar instructions were given to fbi offices across the country last week. we're learning new information about the armed suspect who triggered a panic that roosevelt field mall along long island. we now know his name as he appeared in court on attempted robbery and other charges. police say he fired a gun

causing shoppers to scramble for safety. kala rama live outside the court in hempstead with more. >> reporter: we've learned the suspect is 21-year-old oliver lee. he just appeared before a judge. he had no family in support of him, and we were there in the last hour when he was walked out of nassau county police department. he had nothing to say to eyewitness news. he's facing a slew of charges including robbery, assault criminal possession and use of a firearm. this is a picture also of the gun police recovered in the roosevelt field mall. we were there yesterday as lee was walked out of tourneau jewelry store in cuffs after police say a man tried to steal a rolex that was worth about $9000. the security guard and suspect got into a scuffle. it was 90 seconds long, but police say it was a matter of life or death. the suspect fired a shot hitting a mall employee outside the store seen in our exclusive video. that 67-year-old man is in

the hospital with a bullet lodged in his neck. two other security guards were also injured, one with a broken hand, and another with a head contusion. >> he was a retired nypd detective sergeant. his name is kenneth krug, and kenneth's swift action and bravery brought the subject to be detained. he was apparently in the fight of his life, very brave nypd officer and security guard. >> certainly a round of applause for that security guard right before the holidays, a job well done. as for lee, he remains in jail on $750,000 bond. he is unemployed and lives with his parents in queens. we're live in hempstead, kala rama channel 7 eyewitness news. >> kala. thank you. the bodies of the six u.s. soldiers killed in afghanistan are expected to arrive at dover

this photo was taken during a ceremony for the servicemen and woman at bagram air base last night. flags are flying at half-staff here in new york in honor of international guardsman joseph lemm. lemm was also a new york city police detective. we're learning more about staff sergeant louis bonacasa. he was due to return home after his fourth tour of duty in a few months. >> and then he was happy that he was going to be coming home on mine and my sister's birthday, around that time, and then his wife would be back home. they were going to get a house, try for another baby. >> it is just heartbreaking. bonacasa leaves behind his wife and 5-year-old daughter along with his mother and four siblings. he will be buried on long island's calverton national cemetery. a team of new york city police officers are at the

for the catholic churches jubilee year. the italian police asked police departments across the world to send officers to help deal with the thousands of visitors expected to come to the vatican. the nypd officers will serve in their uniforms so americans can recognize them and ask for assistance. a giants head coach come kauffman weighing in on the one- game suspension against his star player odell beckham junior. the coach defending beckham. he says the wide receiver was not the only one at fault after the nfl penalized beckham for helmet to helmet contact against a carolina panthers player. a hearing will take place today. >> reporter: good afternoon dave, this hearing is set for noon. we understand just in the past few minutes beckham did walk into the building, didn't have anything to say to the media that was by that door. the hearing now is underway. not much to say to the media. he is here of course after his reputation took a monster hit after this weekend's mess, and

the one-game suspension that the nfl has imposed. take a look at the video. i'm sure you've seen it by now, this was the hot tempered annex that got beckham into trouble. the violent confrontations between him and panthers cornerback josh norman which earned beckham three personal fouls did ugh that game including one for this infamous full speed helmet to helmet hit against norman that only intensified the tension between the two stars that had been brewing even before the game started. there was plenty of outrage after that from fans, players and commentators and the league decided to suspend beckham for one game, which will bench the superstar wide receiver for this week's game against the vikings at least for now. beckham, one of the league's brightest and most flamboyant and controversial stars is appealing that decision, a process that usually takes about two days. beckham and other players have said the panthers were taunting beckham with bats before the

of gay slurs that were being used against him. david giant's coach tom kauffman defended beckham during a press conference stressing that beckham was indeed wrong for what he did but that there are two sides to this story. >> there were factors involved starting in pregame which are well documented which indicate that there was an attempt to provoke him. he was provoked. he was out of control. he did -- he was wrong. there's no doubt about it. but the fact of the matter is if you know the situation pregame with the baseball bat and if you know what occurred at the very beginning of the game, you can understand that you know, there was two sides to this and not just one. >> and again, accusation being that they were using those be thes before the game to taunt beckham and apparently the nfl agrees that beckham was not the only one in the wrong here. we learned today the league did not suspend but has find josh

this mess back on sunday. the league also sent a memo to the team outlining that foreign objects are not allowed on the field before the game like the bats you saw. beckham in nfl headquarters behind me fightthis one game suspension. a lot on the line with the giants still fighting for any hope of make the playoffs, certainly having their wide receiver in the game would make a huge difference. >> especially that wide receiver. >> especially him, he's the whole team. >> exactly. >> thank you. still to come on eyewitness news at noon, a real housewives of new jersey star is out of prison today. theresa giudice's emotional reunion with her family after serving time for fraud, and the reaction her daughter shared publicly. >> and a war of words, donald

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trump maintains his commanding lead in the republican race at 39%. female suspect due in court after being accused of intentionally driving into people on the las vegas strip with her young daughter in the car. lakeisha holloway charged with murder, hit and run and chance. defense attorneys say she won't be asked to enter a plea today. jessica valenzuela of arizona was killed in the crash. 35 other people injured. in minneapolis hundreds are expected to attend a black lives matter protest this afternoon at the mall of america that could disrupt christmas shopping there. this is video of a similar protest last december. a judge barred three organizers from attending today's demonstration at the mall's request, but says she does not have the power to stop others from showing up. protestors are seeking justice for jamar clark who was killed last month by minneapolis police in a scuffle. a controversy, find out why

to a hungry student. >> and the mystery is finally solved over this fire ball in the sky. behind it. >> let's take a live look outside right now, no fire ball but it's messy. meteorologist bill evans up holiday accuweather forecast. >> before we go to break, here's a message from a member of the military from our area who can't be home for the holidays. >> hi, i'm adonas jimenez with

c7 and your tri-state ford dealers thank you for helping protect our children. this weather is kind of wreaking some havoc for folks trying to get away. >> yeah. this morning. it was so foggy. >> so foggy out there. >> halfway to work i realized i wasn't in the car. [ laughter ] >> i'm trying to wrap my mind around that. >> that'll keep you busy for a little while. >> it's like working here. >> it is, just minds in the clouds. we look from our camera here in brooklyn to lower manhattan, the dense fog advisory has been lifted for the five boroughs and around parts of the area, but i don't know. >> yuck. >> that looks pretty dense to me. you can see across the east river, and if you can make out

street, that's about a half mile visibility here, maybe a mile. don't worry about the ferries, though, they got radar on those boats and they can see all the other boats and the land and the peers and all that kind of stuff, but we do have low visibility. it's right here at the tops of the buildings. we've got clouds, fog, rain, 56 degrees, high humidity, east wind, pressure has been falling. so we looked at a high yesterday of 62 and normal is 41, and we're going to be a little warmer today or pretty close to that. maybe in some spots warmer than that. you see the record is 66. we're going to be in record territory tomorrow for sure and then a couple more days after that. rounds of rain this afternoon and this evening. warm air builds in tomorrow to record levels. it clears up for christmas, but there might be some rain as we go into christmas night, friday night, and maybe some showers coming this weekend. it's 50 right now at kingston and carmel and poughkeepsie, 56 yonkers, 56 in the park and 54 around west orange. got that wind flow that's kind

keeps it cloudy, foggy, damp. the wind's picked up from 3 to 1 miles an hour. that's done little to move this fog around. white plains has zero visibility. a mile at newark. this makes it crazy at the airports because of moving around runways and that sort of thing. effect. there's fog everywhere here. rain coming up will knock a lot of that down as we get into the evening. you see the heavier amounts are still around cape may and the delaware bay. our futurecast is showing 6:00 tonight is when that rain really gets heavy. i don't know if there's maybe even a rumble of thunder in here with some of this. some heavy downpours certainly, and that will kill the fog. you see for tomorrow, christmas eve, the sun's going to break out, and that's just going to dry this temperature right on up into the severe record territory. 55 this afternoon, the temperature's 58 tonight, 61 by 8:00. overnight we're in the mid-60s. tomorrow we're going to get to 68 during the morning commute,

we get around that record high by the afternoon. fog quite mild, periods of rain this evening. temperature just keeps rising overnight. it's foggy and mild as the rain tapers off. patchy dense fog tomorrow starting the day, and record warmth, i mean record warmth as you see we're looking at what's going to be this fog continuing for the afternoon. we're going to talk more about that in our next half hour. it's just still mild temperatures are going to continue right on through the weekend right into next week. we get one cool day. still 50s next week. >> i don't remember the last christmas it was this warm. >> it's been seven years ago. >> it's rare isn't it? >> it's rare not to have snow. a handful of times. >> very rare. hadn't had snow yet, just a been it. thanks bill. >> a baby boy with a medical with santa claus. it didn't go exactly as planned. coming up, we're going to show you what santa did that has a popular store now apologizing. >> and a criminal oops, find

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the u.s. strategic command says it was an sl4 rocket body boost that was launched on monday. it could be seen over arizona and california. you're looking at the legs of a very dumb criminal in russia. police say the guy was breaking into a liquor store through the ceiling when this happened. not good. once he was freed he got into big trouble, was arrested. and believe it or not investigators say this was not the first time the guy tried to break into stores this way. and that's the end of that story, liz. >> yeah. quite remarkable. >> we've got much more ahead coming up in our next half hour, real housewives star theresa giudice released from

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you're watching new york's number 1 news, channel 7 eyewitness news at noon with david novarro, shirleen allicot, and meteorologist bill evans, now eyewitness news continues. >> our top stories this afternoon, the man accused of opening fire inside roosevelt field mall appearing in court, 21-year-old oliver lee facing a number of charges, one bystander injured by gunshots during the incident is recovering. and we're seeing new video of odell beckham junior arriving at a hearing in midtown manhattan today. the star player is appealing his one-game nfl suspension this afternoon. beckham was penalized for his helmet to helmet hit against a carolina panther play. >> from the roads to the air, a

start traveling for the holiday. it is not the easiest start. there are big delays at airports in our area. >> most of that is because of that right there. a lot of thick fog. rain is also moving through our area. meteorologist bill evans is going to be back in just a few minutes with an update. hello once again to you, i'm liz cho. shirleen allicot is off this afternoon. >> i'm david novarro. we begin this half hour with reality television star theresa giudice back home. >> one of the first things she said upon her release is that she can't believe it. she's very happy that she is finally going home. and looking forward to spending some time with her family for the holidays, and eyewitness news reporter darla miles has the story. >> she kept saying how this was that she went to bed last night in danbury and that before the sun came up she's at home. >> a brand new lexus with a big

typical home coming for a convicted felon, but clearly so for the real housewives of new jersey star theresa giudice who arrived at her $3 million montville township home around 7:30 wednesday morning. foreclosure. the house is good to go. the mortgage is current and up to date. >> it was financial fraud that landed the 43-year-old mother of four in the danbury federal correctional institute for just under a year. she left there just after 5 a.m. >> she's on home confinement she is able to work. she's able to do different things with permission from her probation officer. >> this rosy faced emoji was tweeted out by her oldest daughter gia saying welcome home. bravo exec andy cohen also sent out a tweet which drew well wishes and criticism for some who believe the reality star got special treatment.

today or in the coming days. she is going to remain in the the holiday. >> reporter: now we have seen members of her family. her two oldest daughters came out to get the mail earlier this morning, and then they went off to school, an indication that theresa giudice family routine. reporting live in montville township, new jersey, darla news. we're following breaking news right now. an arrest in a notorious murder case in midtown manhattan that dates back about four years. back in 2012 brandon woodward was shot in broad daylight while walking along west 58th street. woodward a law student from los angeles was shot in the back of today 37-year-old lloyd mckenzie has been charged in the case, a four-year mckenzie. the day before christmas eve is a big day for people to hit the roads in hopes of gets to grandma's in time for the

a record 100 million americans expected to clog the highways, but for many mother nature is not making that trek very easy. in fact, it's a dangerous one. latest. >> reporter: david usually this time of year we are talking about ice and snow in this area. clearly not the case today, even still we are hearing it has been a rough morning for travelers, not just here but all across the country. >> at chicago's o'hare, long lines are usually expected, but on this day. >> i was not expecting this, and i didn't come early enough. >> the rush was on bright and early with more than 38 million three 1/2 million traveling through o'hare. >> i think i've never seen a line like this in all my years coming to o'hare airport. >> thanks in part to this, air fares are actually down this year, more than 4% because of lower jet fuel prices and you can also thank low gas prices

day on the roads. according to aaa, the national average price for gas dropped below $2 a gallon for the first time in more than six years, so with more crowds on the roads and at the airports, you know the drill, pack your patience. >> we had a ground delay program flights that were either coming into or departing that were delayed for a period of time. >> especially with mother nature threatening to make travel a mess across much of the country from thick fog in arkansas to gusty winds in california, strong enough to pick up and toss nearly a dozen tractor-trailers. >> it's crazy, man. it's like what'd they say, 80- mile an hour winds. >> and driving conditions also treacherous in colorado, and this is the scene in utah after parts of the state got 24 inches of snow in just 24 hours. >> reporter: meanwhile here in new york as you know we're talking about temperatures in the 70s tomorrow, but, again, because of what's happening

volume of travelers, experts say expect delays and plan accordingly. i'm elizabeth hur for channel 7 eyewitness news. >> certainly so, elizabeth thank you. even though we're supposed to hit 70s here, the weather not cooperating that much today for folks to get away. meteorologist bill evans is tracking all of that right bill? >> if you're going to be out and about this afternoon, you're going to have rain, and the rain is going to get heavier as we go into the rest of the afternoon. we've got fog right now, barely can make out the east river. 56 degrees. 60s. the rain is surging up from the south. it will knock this fog down where we have this dense fog advisory in new jersey. the rain isn't just little scattered showers here but the biggest batch is down around the delaware bay and across the d. c. area. soaker this evening. the temperatures will rise overnight. at 6:00 the temperature getting into the low 60s by 5 to 8:00. here's heavy rain that will

temperature just keeps rising overnight to record temperatures tomorrow may be a record christmas day and sunday. we'll talk about that in your accuweather forecast. back to you. thanks bill. in queens police are searching for a suspect in a random stabbing on the subway. the victim didn't even realize that he had been stabbed until he got home. police are searching for this man, he has a cast on his right hand. on sunday 42-year-old suspect fete the -- victim felt the suspect bump him from behind with a hard object. this happened at the 71st avenue stop in forest hills. the suspect then bumped him three more times as they boarded and left an f train at union turnpike. when the victim got home, it was then that he realized he had been stabbed four times in his back side. new at noon, senator charles schumer calling for a thorough federal investigation after we learned a hacker tried to attack a dam in westchester county. schumer says the recent

attack on bowman avenue dam shows the vulnerability of our nation's critical infrastructure. the senator wants more to be done to prevent future attacks on dams, power grids and telecommunication systems. iranian hackers assessed control systems of the dam in 2013 but didn't do any damage. >> dismissed from school, parents now helping to get a lunch lady her job back. we're going to tell you what she give a young girl that upset the school >> plus a family outraged over

we're following breaking news, a grand jury in new jersey deciding to indict the wal-mart truckdriver who slammed into a limo carrying comedian tracy morgan. kevin roper appeared in middlesex county court asking for criminal charges to be thrown out. that request was denied. comedian james mcnair died in the wreck last year on the new jersey turnpike. new at noon, the nba is lending its name and its stars to an advertising campaign against gun violence. this will feature mvp stephen curry and others discussing how gun violence affects them personally. the public service announcement is set to start running during nba games on christmas day. the nfl is backing out of a

relationship between football and brain disease. the league gave the national institutes of health a $30 million research grant three years ago. the study will look at the ability to diagnose a condition known as cte in living patients. an espn report says the nfl has now pulled its funding. meanwhile, congress has announced plans for a broad review of concussions. a school lunch lady fired for giving a free meal to a hungry child. now parents are coming to her defense. darlene bodien says the idaho middle school teacher told her she did not have money to buy hot food. she was suspended and let go from the district. she is devastated and many in the community outraged. >> they're hungry, what do you do. my heart hurts. i truly loved my job. >> that's absurd and that's a ridiculous reason to fire somebody. >> i understand rules, but not when a child is hungry. >> an online petition was

a store in texas is now apologizing after its santa claus refused to let a sick child sit on his lap. 13-month-old caleb suffers from a brain and muscle disorder. his mother unhooked him from his medical equipment so he could sit for a free holiday photo shoot at a bass pro shop in san antonio, but the santa there refused to let caleb sit on his lap and stood with him for a pictured in. >> he'd been through a lot this year physically, mentally, emotionally, financially, everything, and this was basically the icing on the cake. >> understandable. bass pro shops has offered a one on one photo session with caleb and santa and a gift certificate. his mom, however has refused and suggested that the company donated in to the united my toe conroe yawl disease foundation. a warning for hello kitty fans, could a security flaw put your personal information at risk. >> are.

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seen maria? abc7 and your tri-state ford dealers thank you for helping protect our children. the e makers of the popular toy hello kitty are defending themselves today. the japanese company says it has fixed a security leak in an online fan site for the famous character. it compromised the personal information of more than 3 million users of sanrotown.com. it is investigating the leak which was discovered on saturday by a security researcher. direct quentin tarantino's latest film hits theaters. >> the question is will tarantino's recent controversy rattle box office sales for this fame. entertainment reporter sandy kenyon is here now with his review. >> short answer, liz and dave, it's hard to care about controversy given this movie is so long and dull, so we'll save

but if the holiday season is all about coming together in the spirit of joy and celebration, then i can't think of a less appropriate movie to see than the hateful 8. >> got room for one more? >> hollywood's hoping you have room for at least one more film to see given the fact there are half a dozen opening on christmas day. and the makers of this violent epic are urging movie goers to spend the holidays with someone you hate. >> former u.s. calvary. >> samuel l. jackson is first among equals in the hateful 8 and the film begins promisingly enough as he encounters a bounty hunter played by curt russell. >> i ain't too anxious to be handing out rides. >> real trusting fella, huh. >> not so much. >> much has been made of the

this film on large 70- millimeter film and this does enhance the epic nature of the opening scene but the rest of the action takes place indoors. at three hours plus an intermission, the film is at least an hour too long. >> i'm taking this woman to heck. >> not so fast says jennifer jason lee's character who may or may not have accomplices among this group, those who could set her free including bruce dern and tim roth among others. >> that's interesting. >> not as interesting as it could have been or should have been. the tension builds ever so slowly to an ultra violent finale that has become the director's trademark. okay. back to what liz mentioned. there was talk of a boycott of his latest movie by the police

tarantino spoke out at a rally against police brutality and his racially charged dialogue could upset others. take it from me, his new movie is too boring to boycott. stay tuned, coming up at 4 for my review of leonardo dicaprio's new film, this is a title liz and bill that novarro explained to me. >> yeah, we'll get into that right coming back from the dead in the leonardo dicaprio movie. i got a chance to see the hateful 8. i agree with you 100%. it was great to see curt russell and samuel l. jackson's acting. >> i don't know what's happening on this set but dave was quoting lines from my script back to me without having read my script. >> we were so on the same page. >> we really were so on the same thing. >> so you see room for a sequel here [ laughter ] >> i hope not. [ laughter ] >> that would be hateful, zero.

watching movies like hateful 8, work. >> exactly [ laughter ] >> let me ask you this, they're saying most drivers will be hitting the roads between 3 and 6 this afternoon. >> allow for a lot of extra time, a lot because of the fog and if you've got to catch a plane, that's going to be an issue. the rain is going to be another issue with some outbounding on streets and highways -- ponding on streets and highways this evening. pack your patience. this is one of those days you really need to do that, and just take your time, make it easy on yourself. this could be, you know, particularly with this kind of fog, streets and highways, roadways, catskills, poconos, you've got to drive there. you try to go upstate through connecticut and massachusettses skiing, headed up that way, a lot of fog across the northeast, not to mention central and northern jersey. you really have to take your time. here we go, you can see there's a lot of fog around here. lee goldberg will be here first at 4 to talk more about this, 56 degrees, humidities are high.

we'll really see this fog and low cloud cover continue until the rain can knock it down, and then the rain brings in a whole new set of issues this evening with heavy rain possible. with this dense fog advisory until 10:00 tonight, really until 6:00 tonight until this rain can knock that down, and the heaviest, you know, fog knocking down rain is here across the delmarva peninsula. haven't had a whole lot of rain showing up so far. warming overnight. at 6:00. that kills the fog, but if you're traveling, this is when you're really going to get slowed down between that and the fog. it's all across the northeast. you can't escape it. fog quite mild, periods of rain, 62, temperatures rise overnight, and then we're going to be looking at a record high, a record shattering high, maybe even an all-time record tomorrow as the temperature could get to 75, but lisa's going to break the old record, and christmas day probably breaks the record, too. so you know, my advice liz all

clean off the grill, the boat's ready to go. >> uncover the pool. >> you've got sunscreen, sunblock, you know. >> beach umbrella doesn't have a hole in it. bathing suit's ready to go. >> all those kids who are getting new bicycles under the tree are going to be totally stoked. >> they'll have a blast. sleds. >> that's right. >> thank you bill. we'll be right back. first here's a look at what's coming up next on the >> hey guys, today we're making cookies, cakes and holiday basic. three viewers are going head to head in a baking showdown. michael's paying a visit to a cookie factory and i'm making a deli there is a place where the cold melts away

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here's some of the stories we're working on for eyewitness news this afternoon. more than a half million people signed up to get new york city municipal id's. some major banks are notes accepting them. >> a pro skier's close call when a drone comes crashing down. are drones a growing danger at sporting events, that and more beginning on eyewitness news first at 4 with liz and me. >> you look at that video and you might say yes.

stories that got their start on social media and are now getting shared and re-tweeted and re-tweeted again. we're going to start with this very touching story, you might remember this photo, it went viral a couple weeks ago, joe anderson standing outside the stadium in houston for a few days with a sign, not homeless starving for success. anderson used to play for the chicago bears. he wanted another shot at the nfl. the jets gave him one signing him to their practice squad, and he suited up for the very first time yesterday. >> good luck. this is your next big break, right. a chicago mom desperate to help her son get a life saving transplant turned to facebook. it worked. that's how that goes. anthony pirello's mom was frustrated that no one in her immediate family was match for her 14-year-old son. she posted an appeal on facebook. the plea for help friend now -- a friend that she

desperation she posted that there and you can see it really worked out fantastic. long last friend and he's so happy to have this second chance at life. >> wonderful. >> isn't that amazing. >> wonderful news. that's going to do it for eyewitness news at noon, i'm david novarro. >> i'm liz cho along with bill evans. thanks so much for joining us today, join us this afternoon for eyewitness news first at 4. we will see you then. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see,

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