>> big news out of washington could mean more money in your pocket starting early next year. there is a tax plan. pretty soon it will be headed to the president's desk. what does it mean for you and how soon will it impact you? five years after the horrific massacre of children and teachers at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut, will remember that on the show tonight. and be careful what you wish for. a lot of people think i'll get a dna test as a gift. i'll talk to one woman in the show who found out after taking a couple of test her dad was not

actually her dad. on bill spadea, this is chasing news. >> big news out of washington, there is a tax plan. senators and house members got together and have a plan that will be ready soon to head to the president's desk. what does it mean to you? how soon will you see more money in your pocket? allison has the full story. >> congressional republicans are going to unveil their final tax cut plan and scheduled to hit the house and senate early next week. it's not finalized yet but will boost the economy and simplify the task scope. many living in high property tax states are concerned because it would cap the federal deduction at state income tax and property

tax at $10000. matt rooney an attorney says the negativity surrounding this is a narrative. >> at the narrative that were in trouble because you have our governor elect, phil murphy, new jersey immigrant legislators who have done nothing but raise our taxes. >> the changes will take effect until nex next year one of the things governor elect film earth be campaigned on was the millionaire tax. that in combination with -- has some employment about its implementation. if some are being affected by both, why live here. >> is saving money under the house to the senate. people who don't think they're going to need to sit down and do the numbers and start relying on

what the democrat party is trying to tell them. >> we tried to ask governor elect phil murphy if he plans on moving forward with the millionaire tax but he declined question. he's planning on heading to puerto rico on friday to meet the government those affected by the hurricane. >> was bringing her a+ panel to break it down. i'm joined by lauren who is a columnist for long crime. welcome. jeanette is here, great to see you. and misty, great have you back i hear great plans, make it less than a million bucks you should see this is a huge opportunity. i understand there's a little bit of a problem where people

pay more than $10000 in california, new york and new jersey. >> on paying a lot more than that. doesn't cover the income taxes, my student loan deduction is gone, he got rid of alimony, we don't care about adoption money. there's a lot of things that was years later new jersey families and others. i don't think it's that's fair to say. >> most people on average are paying less than $10000. and most have a mortgage more than $750,000. so for the most part this doesn't even impact them. >> i disagree. if you live in certain parts of the state your pain more than $10000. think republicans have done a poor job selling this. some oppose the plan and about a third think their taxes will go up. there good parts of the plan. some are not pay more than $10000. some are paying 25 or 30,000 in taxes but that's not the majority of people. >> i think tax cuts should apply

to everyone. until you see that you're getting more money back you will oppose the plan. so the alternative minimum tax won't be there, it would be a windfall for some people so some will start in february that means you'll have more in your paycheck as an average worker starting a few months. >> maybe for some people. but your tech about places where there's high taxes. there are 900,000 people leaving york for texas and florida because they can afford to buy property. you want a key people in your state. you have governors raising taxes this is impacting the states that do have the high state

income taxes. >> headlines were chasing for you tonight. >> the thomas fire has claimed the life of a firefighter. it has been burning for 11 days scorching parts of venture and santa barbara counties. the fire will keep spreading because of dry conditions. the nypd special victims unit opened an investigation into russia was russell simmons following misconduct simmons denied allegations and instagram posts. he said today i began to properly defend myself. adding a # not me to his post. that's a look at some of the things were chasing. >> it's been five years since the tragedy at sandy hook where the gunmen took the lives of 20 children and six class members. it's been five years thus families are still suffering,

especially around the holidays this horrific memory. a lot of people talk about the political angle that this is about humanity a loss of human life. delivery and john. welcome back. >> thank you. this story still makes me sick as a father who is a child going off to kindergarten and few months it's sickening to revisit. and i'm sure that's a sentiment by many. they order flakes on at half staff today, one of the many tributes and remembering the victims. i spent time on twitter today. the hash take sandy hook was trending in a picture with the

the victims of the shooting on that day, their stories are told throughout social media on the state. i want to talk about the sandy hook promise. since those five years many relatives have turned their lives into a positive message. they become advocates the hotel just in gun violence. one of the best in sandy hook -- some new that's called tomorrow's news. it's an effective way to get this across. text about a shooting that took takes place the next day. talks about why moore cannot be done. it's a conversation we have a lot in this country. by can't or be dense in sandy hook? 160,000 americans in the united states have been killed by gunfire. about 90 everyday. that includes suicide and homicide. masmass shootings in las vegas,

church shootings and the shooting in orlando. a lot of people are politicizing this. it's time to politicize the issue in congress needs to do more. >> thank you. this is a conversation we could have over a longer time. which side is right. reality is here to discus back in time to remember and stand with those families. thank you. >> let's check in with dan zero with your freezing forecast. >> tonight will be a cold night since early march. frigid temperatures will cause anything that melted today to refreeze just in time for friday morning commute. a warm up on the way. the cold air will be firmly in place for friday with high temperatures around the freezing mark. snow showers over the great lakes some snowflakes and maybe a dusting but not good to be a big deal.

the warm-up will start this weekend. your forecast for tonight is just plain cold. temperatures in the teens. likely winds will be light. still a little bit of snow on the ground. during the day friday really top out on the middle 30s. were not talking about any accumulation here. into the weekend look sunny and blustery. high temperatures recover a little bit and then finally some 30s. those would be rain showers with the warmer air that lives in. we might see 50s next week. i meteorologist dan zero. >> were chasing news through tonight. dna test is all the rage.

many people given it as a gift. will introduce you to a woman who had quite a surprise after getting back her result. dan is there with your freezing forecast. >> the cold snap rolls on it tonight looks frigid. we'll talk about how low the mercury will go and how long

>> welcome back to chasing us. on bill spadea. more show for you, including a woman who got a surprise after she took a dna test. it's all the rage this christmas season. but be careful what you wish for. first, want to take it to it happened in washington today, changes to the internet. the question is, will it be more expensive though to feed the facebook addiction? james has the story. >> net neutrality is no more, the fcc scrapping the obama air regulation designed to ensure equal access to the internet,

replacing it versus over broadband users to slowdown apps or block them altogether. critics say it's a slippery slope that could allow them to charge more for internet access and censor the internet pgh so, and among the million outraged. outrage because the fcc pulled its own teeth advocated responsibility to protect the broadband consumers. rcc charming claims the changes necessary because net neutrality rules constrain online investment and prevent companies from innovating. >> it's not the job of the government the business of picking winners and losers. we should have a level playing field. >> the new rules are supported by the white house but opposed by content providers who claim that customers might have to pay more to keep their services

streaming. democrats are criticizing it vowing to keep the issue a live through the midterm election. >> young people not this means. 's about democracy on the internet. >> we bring this issue into the 2018 races across this country. today's world is hardly the last word on the issue. learn leaves to the courts where they say they will sue to challenge the decision. >> was our panel to break this down, landlord, missy and jeanette sticking with us i see this as this thing has been on for less than two years. can even comprehend why so many young people out there protesting an angry like this is the worst thing. >> it's only been in place since 2015. how much will it change the train, we don't know. he internet is a different beast now. but your point, it's not gonna

be the wild west on regulated. the federal trade commission will be involved. there still be antitrust issues. i'm not sure the consumer will see a difference. but when these commercial relationships between the providers really chill? >> if they're using more bandwidth i think they ought to pay more. >> right, let the free market do what is supposed to. when you lower the free market some a lower their prices and some of have a new market. net neutrality in 2015 was a solution search of a problem. it's good to have free market. >> sensei this will have a chilling effect on startups. where most of these before 2015? >> they were, but i think it will have a chilling effect. retreating government regulation government guidelines for things

and now have comcast in charge of everything. it's always convenient to say the free market will sorted out but it's not gonna sorted out. >> but if you live in new york and new jersey you only have two choices we talk about cable. the real issues cable. what you say is an attorney. he talk about regulations and legal issues, is the problem really access in terms of bandwidth with other parts of the internet someone out to do something about. talk about child pornography and all the terrace links and isis on social media. >> certainly, there's been a lot of talk about how to regulate that takedown content. it's really difficult. >> it's not one or the other. >> it's not that there's no regulation, we still have these antitrust cases, you still have

the same issues. and i can have one giant dictating what we can really look at on the web. >> here way more riled up. leave it there. >> be careful what you for christmas. because what you wish for. the rage is people are taking ancestry tests. dna samples finding out who their parents are what their genetic makeup is and what country they're from. i took one myself and i found out i'm not as i tally in as i thought. this matter fact i japanese in me. want to bring in someone who got the shock of her life. found out her dad was not her dad. meet andrea. welcome to chasing us. >> glad to be here. we talk before the show, this started when your brother took a test of found out you are not from where you thought.

>> that's right. growing up, my mom was swedish and my mom was mexican. my brother found that he had zero type anything that can look remotely mexican. so he urged me to take 23 and me. i didn't had maybe six or 7% that look like it was. i was pretty much as white as white could be. as were looking through the dna relatives that it matched us with. my younger brother and i matched about 25%. going down the list. i said this, before you mesh 25% in the goes to 2%. person i matched wasn't on his list. but i opened her profile and her

biological father was an anonymous sperm donor. it answered a lot of questions. >> what you do with this information? does it change your outlook on life? are you out there searching for relatives? >> i had a glass of wine and we had a good laugh. both of our parents were deceased, there's really nobody to ask about it. i was able to eventually get in touch with the other relative. the family grew up with was my family. we had a very normal, healthy, regular relationship. >> the region attending a family? do you think there's relatives out there to track down? >> yes, there is a biological half-sister from a donor. she and i have met. there's also have brother from the donor.

i sent him messages. i may have narrowed and on the donor. who knows how that is. i'm tempted to reach out to him, if he's older probably sent a letter. what do you say? >> it sounds like you have a big thanksgiving, next year. send us pictures. >> thank you, and up, great story for christmas time. george took a walk in the past. remember christmas story? i triple dog dare you not to say grow for

>> welcome back to chasing this, bill spit it. the christmas holidays almost here. i'm sure many of you have either watched or will watch the season of christmas story. the iconic american movie about christmas. george got to a place that is replicated the house.

>> welcome to the christmas story house. were not in cleveland, where in cherry hill, new jersey. >> a look at the house from the film along with santa is open for business at the cherry hill mall. >> there's been a spokes of love this movie forever. they're coming out of the woodwork to join here. we all knew we love the movie. we found out as everybody has those moments. they'll want to come here and share them together. >> what would you like for christmas, little boy? how about a nice football? >> to january 1940 appliances that we tracked down and brought back to our shop in plainfield, new jersey. very carefully put it all together.

>> it's like a nightmare. [inaudible] >> if you can't get enough of a christmas story, tuna to fox, it's a christmas story, lie. if your christmas list has an air rifle with a thing in the stock that tells time, this is the place to be, cherry hill mall. >> in cherry hill, and george for chasing this. >> as we head into the christmas season. many viewers are celebrating hanukkah. it's important to keep in mind the families who suffered during the holiday season. i think about the families were suffering five years later with the loss of their loved one including 20 children who died at the hands of a madman during the massacre at sandy hook in

connecticut. they're still too many people that think there's a magic one solution for government to stop it. some say gun control something not. the real issues when we have so many fall soft targets in our area? why semi schools are left honorable. the bad guys are out there and in many cases they are arms. any legislation coming out of washington will not solve that. about we start talking about really getting a grip on security. i like to take up some of these issues that have been presented, at school, churches, these are the things will think about because it's about preventing the next tragedy. thanks for being here. always good to be here bring in your show. thanks for watching, see tomorrow night on chasing news.

>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. we begin at 11:00 with live look at fernwood in the pocono mountains. some prime skiing weather on the way here. as we take a live look at old city skiers and snowboarders will be happy. another round of snow most likely on our -- on the way. thanks for joining you at 11:00. i'm lucy noland. good thing here a little something for everyone. kathy has got our first look at the forecast. i guess not for people who love tropical weather. >> i was going to say. >> other than that. >> a little something. that's an under statement, right? let's look at the mountains the pocono mountains where they've gotten a good deal of snow over the past couple of week. yesterday we had about 3-inches and skiers are loving it. not much going on right now but the clouds will be on the increase tomorrow. 27 in philadelphia. nine in the poconos. 26 in -- 21 in millville.