temperatures won't go much of anywhere with very cold air at the upper levels around central nevada and decent upper level winds helping to transport the cold air southward. that means that new years eve and day will see temperatures just a smidge below 50 with breezy north winds making those security is being ramped-up across the u-s ahead of tomorrow night's new year's eve celebrations. in new york city.. authorities are expecting about 1 million people in times square. here's a live look out there right now... they'll be joined by 6-thousand heavily armed police officers.. which is more than any other time in the city's history. there will also be a number of helicopters on patrol.. and plenty of checkpoints. new information in the arrest of the so-called "affluenza teen"... hear how ethan couch is avoiding deportation to the u-s... and why his mother may end up receiving the brunt of the punishment. plus.. gop presidential frontrunner donald trump is taking new aim at at some of his gop rivals.. and hillary clinton.. as a 'war.' we'll be right back. swanky $400-a-night hideout, "ins

temperatures won't go much of anywhere with very cold air at the upper levels around central nevada and decent upper level winds helping to transport the cold air southward. that means that new years eve and day will see temperatures just a smidge below 50 with breezy north winds making those days feel even cooler. highs tomorrow will be 49 and friday we'll see a high of 48 to start off 2016. new years eve night will be pretty chilly as well with temperatures around midnight in the 38 range and generally and make sure to keep it here on channel 13 all night long! the party kicks off at 5 p-m with ryan seacrest and new years rockin' eve. you can watch the ball drop in new york live at 9 our time. then at 9:30 it's america's party live on action news. our crews will be live on the strip... valley view live co-host megan telles and i will be downtown on fremont street. plus, you'll get a view from the sky of all the festivities from chopper 13. if you haven't decided how you want to spend your new year's eve, we've got you covered! we have a full list of all the places to eat, drink and pa

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temperatures won't go much of anywhere with very cold air at the upper levels around central nevada and decent upper level winds helping to transport the cold air southward. that means that new years eve and day will see temperatures just a smidge below 50 with breezy north winds making those days feel even cooler. more than 300-thousand people are expected to bundle up to fireworks shoot from seven resort rooftops on the strip. action news reporter marissa kynaston got a sneak peek of last minute preps. take pkg sot phil grucci, president fireworks by grucci i can't believe we're back here already its been 365 days of planning-- nat designing-- nat and setting up-- nat for the biggest fireworks display in the nation. sot phil grucci americas party in las vegas is the biggest production nationwide phil grucci is the president and creative director of the show-- he says he spends all year trying to make the display-- better than last. sot grucci every year is a challenge, because the year before we get such rave reviews, so we're back to the drawing board and say how are better aside fro

temperatures won't go much of anywhere with very cold air at the upper levels around central nevada and decent upper level winds helping to transport the breezy north winds making those 21 people are recovering from injuries after turbulence on an air canada flight today. the flight from shanghai to toronto was diverted to calgary. c-t-v reports several people were removed from the jet on stretchers. air canada says 332 passengers and 19 crew members were on board. 3 of the injured were children. "affluenza teen" after being on the run for nearly three weeks. tonight.. ethan couch is being allowed to stay in mexico. it comes as we see new images of him from a mexican market.. shortly before he was apprehended. abc's matt gutman has the latest. tonight another legal reprieve for ethan couch and his mother. a mexican court staying his deportation to face a texas judge for alleged probation violations. the teen fugtive and his mother hiring lawyers who've managed to keep them in this detention center for at least another three days. richard hunter / chief deputy us marshal for southern dis

but won't see any rain as a lobe of high pressure will keep all the low level moisture north in central nevada. high pressure will keep temperatures mild, with highs in the vicinity of 60 but pretty solidly gray all week. christmas day models are hinting at a more potent storm which could bring some heavier rain to the valley along with much cooler temperatures and gusty winds. on this system so we'll- chase has being going on for a few minutes now - at least elkhorn and red cinder. - chasing mail theft suspects - orange county, california - chase has being going on for a few minutes now - at least four getting "screwed over" by the mother of your child? >> announcer: he wanted some respect.t. >> judge judy: you called them "baby mamas." >> yes. [ laughter ] >> judge judy: i didn't. >> announcer: now he's caught between a rock... >> judge judy: he smashed the windshield of your car. your story is -- let me guess -- "the other guy did it." >> announcer: ...and a hard place. >> judge judy: something about you doesn't click with me, mr. gray. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the

, as it stands currently, the low pressure system looks to drop south then shift east through central nevada slightly fast than previously forecasted. this means winds are expected but the slightly! winds between 10-20 mph and gusts ranging between 25 and 35 mph should be a late morning through the early evening event on new year's eve and not we get into thursday night. home after drinking on new year's eve. from 6 o'clock tomorrow night, until 6 the next morning you can get a free tow home, for up to 10 miles. if you're riding your harley... no worries, hog hauling motorcycle towing has you covered. they're giving free rides home for bike riders. and its free to ride fixed route rtc buses on new year's eve from 6 that night until 9 in the morning. we have all the details for these ride services on our website, ktnv.com the pounds, and it all begins before you ever take your first bite. so here's what you do-- before eating, experts say pay attention to how your body is physically feeling. think about if you're hungry, and give it a numeric value on a scale between one and 10. you want to s

temperatures won't go much of anywhere with very cold air at the upper levels around central nevada and decent upper level winds helping to transport the cold air southward. that means that new years eve and day will see temperatures just a smidge below 50 with breezy north winds making those cooler. highs tomorrow will be 49 and friday we'll see a high of 48 to start off 2016. new years eve night will be pretty chilly as well with temperatures around midnight in the 38 range and generally calm winds at the surface. the complicating thing gets into atmospheric layers as winds just above the surface (200-400 feet) will likely be stronger overnight which could curtail fireworks on new years. the weather during the first week of the new year will start with a bang as well with some substantial looking storms headed towards southern california and las vegas. las vegas will likely struggle to see much sunshine from saturday on through most of next week with a series moisture laden systems push into the desert southwest. these storms are forecast to move in from nearly due west which is a muc

, as it stands currently, the low pressure system looks to drop south then shift east through central nevada slightly fast than previously forecasted. this means winds are expected but the time frame has shifted slightly! winds between 10-20 mph and gusts ranging between 25 and 35 mph should be a late morning through the early evening event on new year's eve and not during the actual firework celebrations! again, i must stress that this prediction can change a few thursday night. now to that breaking news we're following for you... right now, metro's homicide department is investigating a stabbing. officers tell us the call came in around one this morning at some apartments near swenson and twain. right now we know one person our photographer at the scene took this photo he believes is of the weapon. we are waiting for metro to talk to the media but that could happen any minute now. arker collins is at the scene, we'll break in with those details as soon as he gets them. and an apartment complex near d-i and mojave filled with police for hours and hours in the middle of the night. this all s

but won't see any rain as a lobe of high pressure will keep all the low level moisture north in central nevada. high pressure will keep in the vicinity of 60 but pretty solidly gray all week. christmas day models are hinting at a more potent storm which could bring some heavier rain to the valley along with much cooler temperatures and gusty winds. model agreement isn't too high on this system so we'll have to continue to watch it as it develops. a federal manhunt is now underway for that missing texas teenager.. known as the "affluenza teen". ethan couch was spared jail time and was given just probation after killing four people while driving drunk. but now.. he is on the run and he could have a three-week head start on authorities. abc's elizabeth hur reports. not long after posting this video from a booze party on twitter.. investigators say ethan couch vanished. the 18-year-old was due in court on december 3rd for his probation hearing.. but not only was he a no-show.. his mother is also missing. sheriff dee anderson, tarrant county: "i believe they left after his last appointment with his

how about the teens in central nevada. 24 in cedar city. low-to-mid 60's along the coast. for southern nevada, pahrump going down to 18. boulder city bottoms out at 41 laughlin at 56 and mesquite at 51. the mountain not getting above freezing. for the las vegas valley we are going down to 33 degrees for a clear sky. that qualifies for cold. the high temperatures should reach 50 degrees. it should be blowing good to the evening and not the ferocious with that northerly influence, our first day of 2016 will max out at 38 degrees. absolutely unacceptable. we will start seeing milder temperatures. a couple disturbances could drop drops on us early next week with a better chance by the middle week. marie: perhaps a rainy start to the first full week of the year. >> we think that could be a trend. that is one of the attributes of el nio and we are waio kick in. reed: donald trump has been a real estate mogul, reality star, presidential candidate, and now a coloring book. marie: is that good for him? reed: depends on -- you can say outside the lines were inside. marie: jeanne moo

, as it stands currently, the low pressure system looks to drop south then shift east through central nevada slightly fast than previously forecasted. this means winds are expected but the time frame has shifted prediction can change a few what we will continue to do for itself known at the end of the is high. an update this morning.. on that local mosque that was vandalized by a the founder of that church has a message for the community, and anyone who may have a negative view of the muslim faith. sot rokai yusufzai, founding member there's always a bad apple in the tree, an update this morning.. on that local mosque that was vandalized by a person hanging local mosque that was vandalized by a person hanging bacon all over it. the founder of that church has a message for the community, and anyone who may have a negative view of the muslim faith. people, they just want to pray, they just want to have the time to make the connection, they don't want to be borrowed, nobody wants to be bothered at a time like that we posted this story on our website and facebook and it's been shared and comment

temperatures won't go much of anywhere with very cold air at the upper levels around central nevada and decent upper level winds helping to transport the cold air southward. that means that new years eve and day will see temperatures just a smidge below 50 with breezy north winds making those days feel even cooler. highs tomorrow will be 49 and friday we'll see a high of 48 to start off 2016. new years eve night will be pretty chilly as well with temperatures around midnight in the 38 range and generally calm winds at the surface. the complicating thing gets as winds just above the surface (200-400 feet) will likely be stronger overnight which could curtail fireworks on new years. the weather during the first week of the new year will start with a bang as well with some substantial looking storms headed towards southern california and las vegas. las vegas will likely struggle to see much sunshine from saturday on through most of next week with a series of increasingly potent and moisture laden systems push into the desert southwest. these storms are forecast to move in from nearly due w

there is a winter advisory in effect to our north, over parts of central nevada. this thing came down from the northwest, just going to shoot right on through. so it will be very short in terms of affecting our weather. in fact, you can see on the forecast radar models, not a lot going on. we saw it last night. might be a chance for a flake or two in the west valley. but it was just an outside chance and it didn't mat. overnight the cold sie degrees. we're at around 30. should be a few upper 20's in the valley. temperatures definitely below normal in nevada. on balance, two to three degrees about the best we're going to do is around 50 degrees. doolcooler as you move up toward lincoln county. 50 for us tomorrow. plenty of sunshine but a chilly morning with northwest winds five to 10. they will diminish, though, through the afternoon hours. about freezing point at 7:00 a.m., with a north wind at six. winds hanging around the five -mile-per-hour range. big week up at mt. charleston. all the snowboarders and skiers heading up there. 32 degrees up there. red rock look

cooler as you head up toward central nevada, lincoln county. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. the chilly morning. winds will be blowing fr north. bu afternoon. 7:00 a.m. freezing point. mid 40's noon. about the same early evening at 5:00 p.m. we're your weather authority for new year's eve. mostly clear. right now looking at winds from 10 to 15 with chilly 30's. 8:00 p.m., 40 degrees. bottoming out at 29. your seven-day forecast, there she blows. you can see temperatures staying on the nippy side through 2016, with overnight lows at or a little below the freezing point. and temperatures struggling in some cases unsuccessfu hit 50 degrees. i think about 48 on new year's day. but lots of sunshine. a little milder by sunday. a chance -- next chance of rain. first rain of 2016 would be on monday. announcer: you know what i like about that forecast. at least we have all these days to prepare. we're going to be on the strip neeven night. at least we can say, look, web of get through this. coats. announcer: i don't do mink, but i need to be on amazon getting cuddle duds. the thermal

portions of our state and we are going to see waves of rain and snow moving across northern and central nevada. southern nevada though is expected to stay dry, at least for the next couple of days. here's what we're looking at for highs today. a little cooler than what we have typically see this time of year. mesquite, 5 four. -- 54. primm, 56. overnight lows, pahrump, 45 and mesquite, 40. the winter solstice is tonight, win t we'll -- winter, tomorrow we'll be the warmest day and thursday and friday, rain and mountain snow thursday night into early friday morning. breezy conditions and christmas day's high, 48 degrees. >> dana: cooler on saturday as well too. all right, kelly, thank you. >> kim: still to come, they're saying no a lot. inside a movie that was much anticipated. so what happens? we'll take you in the theater, next. >> now, hold on, hillary. even if you beat hillary, aren't you worried about the republicans? who is their front-runner? >> i will tell you, but only if you grab on to something to going to hit the f'ing floor. >> dana: 5:54 a.m. time for the "water cooler." tina fey

it's draped over the central valley toward nevada. but in its wake we'll keep scattered showers around but by tomorrow afternoon, sunshine. saturday sunshine. then a very interesting pattern develops for next week with a ridge in a perfect place, and a low pressure area in a perfect place to give us a very active and very juicy storm track. here's the detail. the detail is significant. it's aimed just to our north. some of you in the north bay next week may get more than an inch or inch and a half of rainfall but down towards san jose, you may receive nothing more than a few drops. so that's going to be a very interesting setup. we'll see where that storm track sets up but it will be active next week. scattered showers overnight tonight and showers for the north bay tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, we are clear and friday will end sunny. so scattered showers tonight. couple of morning showers tomorrow. it will be dry right into and through the weekend. highs approaching 60 tomorrow. san jose three degrees below average. 60 for you.

a few more clouds as you head into central and northern portions of the state. southern nevada, a lot of sunshine. just to the east, activity in southern utah. mainly in the form of snow. now, we do expect the next storm system to arrive tomorrow evening, and because it is moving in, the national weather service has gone ahead and issued a winter weather advisory for the areas shaded in purple. that is lincoln county. this advisory begins tomorrow afternoon, goes from 10:00 a.m. christmas morning. we look at christmas -- at snow levels dropping to 2000 -- 2500 feet. keep that in mind. beginning late tomorrow afternoon through friday morning. today's travel weather, definitely great. here is the future cast model. fantastic conditions across the area today if you are going to be doing any traveling. as we get into tomorrow afternoon, you will see the system approach. the chance for light precipitation during the overnight hours thursday into early friday morning. for the most part, it will be valley rain and mountain snow. however, there is a possibility of maybe a couple of sno

the weather service says the wind in central california could the sierra nevada could see up to two feet of snow. in southern california several bernardino mountains saturday. the southern california coast is through today. waves could top 10 feet. christmas but it doesn' t look or feel like it. but it' s going to get even warmer for the start of your work week. meteorologist hayley lapoint has your forecast. hayley: it has been amazing how warm it has been. in a lot of spots, we cracked 50 degrees. clouds are invading. we will have rain moving in even overnight, but only for the northern areas of the state. you can see showers over the adirondacks heading toward the champlain valley. those move across northern vermont and into cholos down to there could be freezing rain by early tomorrow morning in the pink areas into northern maine. the freezing rain advisory for coos county goes until noon on monday. be very careful in the northern areas tonight. there could be slick areas driving into work. 47 in concord. 49 in manchester. for the rest of the evening, temperatures fall into the 30' s

nevadas. there have been power outages and winds have been delaying flights. central california could also see winds gusting up to 55 miles per hour and higher peaks in the mountains could see up to two feet of snow. . now we get a quick check of your weather with meteorologist kaj o'ma. we've had better dams, that's for sure. plan on gusty wind, falling temperatures, and light rain to continue today. rainfall totals will wind upupn the 2-3" range witit isolatededigher amounts around respond, with flood warnings likely on most basins this week. temperatures will slowly cool as the week goes on with a minor system still on track to move in on wednesday morning. temperatures will be warm enough for that to stay as all rain, and should also be very light. by thursday and friday, the coolest air of the month so far , comes in witit highs in theelow 30ss by the weekeed, another temperature rebound is likely with some more rainfall to start next week.today: showers, windy, falling temps high: 46-52 winds: sw 15-30 alo: 46 dbq: 50 iow: 49tonight: patchy fog low: 32-38 winds:

nevada. and high wind advisories still in effect in the central valley and i-680. i'm chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >>> there's one more stop before heading to that holiday celebration. a stop at the store. a new twist for procrastinators. we have been out there braving the crowds in san jose. hi, lili. >> hi. all i came away were these gloves to beat the cold. it has been raining on and off as well. it's not stopping shoppers. they have stepped up controls around major shopping centers to give more peace of mind. it does seem to be working. store managers say shoppers will be here for the very last minute. >> the day before christmas, and there's no shortage of excuses for last-minute shopping. >> yeah. we had a lot going on. i accidentally fell asleep. >> procrastinator. >> she and her dog butter traveled from san francisco only to found it raining at san tan toe row. >> he is wearing boots from petco. it's pouring rain. it's a little bit colder than average. >> there is usually one type of customer on christmas eve. >> a lot of guys. >> i'm jack. >> i'm joey

nevada's ongoing legal defense of that program. the department of homeland security is getting ready for a seriesf raids to deport hundreds of families who entered the u.s. fleeing central america. nationwide campaign will be carried out by the customs as early as january. this would be the first large-scale effort to deport famimore than 100,000 families have since last year. the deportations would target already been ordered to be the world. in bethlehem. tourists and pilgrims. hundreds of palestinians were positioned in and around to the town to make sure the cejeff: pope francis holding mass at the vatican. the pontiff calling on the faithful to rebuke societies intoxication with consumerism. he noted that jesus was born into poverty. the world needs to cultivate a francis has tried to shape the mercy rather than rigid judgment. he insisted the needs of the are the most important issues. vicky: governor brian sandoval sent out this message. our thoughts turn to all nevadans celebrating the joys and miracles of the holiday. we hope that the spirit of the season fills your heart and home with happiness and peace. jeff: the biggest story we're following right now. wher

low pressure area that gave us the tornadoes in the central valley yesterday is now spinning over southern idaho northern utah and northern nevadarfect spot to drag down some cold air but it's getting a secondary push by a ridge of high pressure which is sitting off the coast of oregon and washington that is enhancing that north-to-south flow. that's why today despite the sunshine here in the bay area, we barely got above 50 degrees even with ten hours of sunlight. it's hard to do but we can do it if you have an arctic air mass and we will the next couple of days. this low is the leading edge of what will get us a little milder but also wetter by the end of the weekend. no rain, no cloud cover. tomorrow we are cloud-free. i have stopped the clock at 10 a.m. sunday. get up on sunday and it will be cloudier especially in the north bay and a quick moving not strong weather system will give us rain sunday night into monday morning. sunday evening it's rain. monday morning when you go back to work, rain is gone. clouds are gone. most of monday will be dry. but some rain moving in sunday night. here's a look at what to expect low temp

central valley. that plane had just taken off from reid hill view airport in san jose and was headed to henderson, nevada just outside las vegas. the pilot of the single-engine piper cherokee 6 reportedly sent out a mayday call before losing contract with air traffic controllers around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the faa sent out a search and rescue alert. the sheriff found the wreckage about three hours later in an orchard south of bakersfield. federal investigators are looking into what went wrong and if weather played a role. i checked with our meteorologist mark tamayo and he says there were clouds and rain in the area around the time the plane went off radar. >>> let's check in now with mark with more on the conditions there. >> that's right. in fact, yesterday's system moved to the south down toward the bakersfield area, producing the clouds and the rain showers. we've been talking about a series of storms over the past few days. rainfall totals have been adding up in the bay area. of course this one today developed up in the north bay, spreading to the south. guerneville, rainfall over an inch of ra

nevada. look how quickly this fills in. it's a fast mover as it pushes through the central bay right now. it will continue to hold together as it pushes through the south bay. the winds right now up to 47 miles an hour at sfo. delays over two hours. and even with the frontal passage we will have gusty winds as it shifts to the northwest. you notice everywhere that hayward to mountain view it is breeze breezy. it's incredible. we haven't seen rain like this for years in san francisco. you notice point race, half moon bay, 30 to 40 miles per hour wind gusts and that's why the national weather service has kept the wind advisory until 10:00 tonight. a live look outside where we are in the exploratorium arena. temperatures in the 50s the temperatures will drop throughout the afternoon. the warmest numbers already with us are past and we are looking at the warm spot, livermore 56. as the cold front pushes in we are getting the cooler air, possibility of a thunderstorm. maybe a few sunny breaks and then the dusting perhaps in the higher elevations with the low snow levels. we will be dry for the

nevada near las vegas. this is a map showing the likely route of the 6 seat plane as it followed the central valley as it wouldurn east near bakersfield. air traffic krollers were talking to the pilot when he suddenly declared an emergency. >> air traffic control 402. mayday mayday mayday. >> say again. >> 402 saying play day play day play day. >> 402. >> 402 mayday mayday play day. >> november 402. bakersfield airport is 11:10 miles north westbound. >> air traffic control was directing the pilot to the closest airport but there were no response. the crash site was found in the area where the pilot declared that emergency. there were light rain in the area and pilots reported icing conditions at higher altitudes. they are expected to roy more information on the crash tomorrow. >>> sheriff's deputies are asking for help in the search for three men who they say robbed a vallejo gas station at gunpoint. it happened along marsh road nearly 110. the men walked in an demanded money from the cashier. the suspect got away with unknown amount of cash anyone with information is asked to call the san mateo county sheriff

a reno nevada man says the iowa state patrol didn't have the right to take his things during a traffic stop. now he's working to get it all back. and people in central iowa have another chance to voice their concerns over the proposed dakota access pipeline. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, this is kcrg-tv9 news at midday. only a month and a half from now, iowa voters will decide who they want to represent their party next november. last night, republican presidential candidates took to the stage in las vegas. nine hopefuls, with donald trump and senator ted cruz on center stage, answered questions about domestic and international terrorism. joining us now with her take on last night's debate is abc political analyst cokie roberts, live from washington d-c. do you think last night will impact momentum for any of the was there a winner or loser in how effective is the early democratic candidate - how do you feel about the debate? by national security fears, the candidates clashed intervention, government spying on americans' communication donald trump defended his provocative call for temporarily banning muslims from the united states, although he has

nevada, all the small communities in between. very widespread for the north bay. on the central day, hit or miss light showers and drizzle reported, and we have some here in the santa cruz mountains. we continue to see this through the morning hours. this will much from north to south and the winds picking up as well. we'll check in on those wins in a moment. let's look at the sierra. there is a winter storm warning in place for the sierra going through tomorrow morning. it's expected to pick up another foot, maybe 2 feet of special at the highest elevations. it will definitely impact the passes. that going through early tomorrow morning. in addition to the rain, mentioning the wind. fairfield now 15, concord 13. napa gusting to 30 miles per hour at the airport. santa rosa gusting to 29. it is a wet. it is going to be breezy through the morning hours. looking at the possibility of downed power lines as well as area trees. gusts of up 32 miles per hour. it is wet and windy. that will be what we go with through the morning hours. wind advisory very widespread. areas along the coas

into central valley and certain amounts of snow -- coupled with that temperatures have not moved a whole lot, and the north bay, 41, and in nevada, santa rosa, most in the far east they remain in the chilly upper 30s because they had the chilling overnight, drive air and the temperatures and here is -- it is hard to warm up with that and rain on top of it is not going to see a lot of mercury action movement. the breakdown, what we will see for san jose, 52 by haydn, 55 at 2:00 pm, and lower 50s in the afternoon. we have a win clip at about 5 until 10. for the radar scan, showers, cool conditions, embedded heavy rain at times and most of the air temperature readings, mid- 50s with all of that but it will be sloppy. >>> onto the latest indecision 2016, from questions about the recent data breach to the hot topic of national security, the candidates for the democratic presidential nomination faced off in the third debate on saturday night and melissa raney reports that the debate began with an apology. >> reporter: former secretary of state hillary clinton , former maryland governor martin o'malley and senator bernie sanders went h