. >>> philadelphia mayor michael nutted marked today 's anniversary reading 13th amend at the at national contusion center. he was joined by actors portraying abraham lynn ton and philadelphia activist. started out cold. >>> chill start phorozoon temperatures this afternoon so nice a bunt sunshine. looks like this warmth is going to hang on. temperatures to start. we're in fact chilly getting chilly right now taking ally look on sky couple philly. do have clouds, quiet conditions after extremely quiet and very sunny weekend. it was indeed a chilly start to the day down into the 20s across many parts of the area coatsville starting off at 22 degrees. doylestown 25 degrees to start our sunday. medford lakes 27 degrees. dropped into the 20s and ac and philadelphia 32 degrees this morning was our coldest start of the season. team p chars right now at 47 degrees after climbing well into the 50s today. 43 degrees in allentown and already down to 36 degrees in millville. storm scan 3 showing us not much. cloud cover moving in across the state of pennsylvania moving eastbound and over into new je

responding to a question on twitter asking if drum-heard what philadelphia mayor michael nut her said about him, trump tweeted back, quote, question, he is accrued dope. the mayor blasted the billionaire businessman yesterday calling his proposal flat out ignorant and that if he had the power he would ban trump from philadelphia. >>> happening today, jury selection for the trial of bucks county woman in a attack on same sex couple in center city philadelphia. twenty-five year old kathryn knott reject add plea deal. she faces several charges including aggravated assault for her alleged role in september 2014 attack. one of the victims of the attack suffered a broken jaw. the male suspect in the case entered guilty pleas in october. >> also today, lewis in court for preliminary hearing in connection with the hit-and-run death of philadelphia police officer last august. investigators say that he struck and killed off duty officer lamar pool, while he road his motorcycle in oxford circle. pool was a 18 year veteran of the philadelphia police department. >> today, prosecutors plan to forma

. >> reporter: expanding the the water front to include more families was on ongoing mayor michael nut are's mine. at a final knew conference announced a ten million-dollar study aim at covering parts of the interstate 95 near penns landing. >> with the intent to eliminate barriers to accessing the waterfront, revitalize communities near the the highway and reconnect people to our cities great, natural, resources. >> happy new year. people say they are impressed with philadelphia's take on new years eve. >> we do a great job, stuff we have, and building up penns landing for a long time, and one new year we might catch new york. >> reporter: ukee and nicole i know you got a kick of the me at 5:00 putting on some glasses. i found girls with the cool hats, this is nora and katie. where did you get the hats. >> from the corner stand. >> reporter: from a corner stand what are you looking forward to, fire works are just minutes away, right. >> yeah. >> reporter: have you been here before for the fire works. >> no. >> reporter: you are in for a treaty can tell you right now. girls, enjoy your

oriented. >> reporter: expanding the the water front to include more families was on ongoing mayor michael nutine. at a final knew conference announced a ten million-dollar study aim at covering parts of the interstate 95 near penns landing. >> with the intent to

. >> reflecting on his legacy, michael nut ser looking back on his eight years of leading the city.find out the problems he says the city is still facing and how the federal government should help. the budget battle is still not over in pennsylvania, governor wolf approves key parts after state budget but also stands against republican leaders with several vetoes. we'll give you the details. >> in less than a week we'll see a changing of the guard in philadelphia. mayor michael nutter will hand over the reins to mayor-elect jim kenney. he is reflecting on his eight years. poverty remains the city's biggest challenge. more than one in everily five philadelphians live below the poverty line. it's not a new problem but it is what he is most focused on as he prepares to leave office. >> we've had a poverty rate over 20% for 30-plus years. so, it's intergeneration. there are adults who may have actually been in poverty themselves during the course of their childhood. >> nutter says he believes the city cannot tackle poverty on its own. he says the federal government needs to step in with

. >> good morning to you, michael nut end known for sometimes firing off at the hip when it comes to some comment, taken off the cuff remarks, regarding lie profile cases, like donald trump's comments bang muslims from entering the us. mayor nutter said that he would, in fact, bandon ailed trump from from entering philadelphia if he could. those were the key words, if he could. of course a lot of lawyers want to go open up the philadelphia city chartreuse if the mayor has those powers. the mayor does not. the mayor made the remarks in a press conference at city hall. he took donald trump to task blasting the gop presidential frontrunner for his call to ban all muslims from entering the us in the wake of the isis inspired attack from san bernardino california. he called the press conference to reward new for hate crimes where a pigs thrown was head in front after north philadelphia mosque. when reporters asked nutter about trump's comments, nutter went off. >> i take seriously, any foreign policy idea from someone like him. i mean, it is impossible. so he has no idea what he is talkin

nuts. today we're serving up the ultimate holiday survival guide. three words -- buffalo chicken casserole. carla's got a dish that'll keep you deliciously warm all winter long. then michael's teaching two lucky viewers the secret to a delicious dish that's perfect for your next party. plus mario's on a roll in the kitchen with the amazing brandy norwood. the party starts right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >> good afternoon. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the chew." ♪ at first i was afraid i was petrified, just thinking the holidays are here, how will i survive ♪

and michael stevens is live at u-m-c where those people are being treated. but first.. we'll start with patrick walker with the nuts and bolts of what happened. ((patrick walker)) kirsten... part of our famed las vegas strip is blocked this morning.. as authorities continue piecing together what led a female driver in her 20's. to mow down dozens of pedestrians on a sidewalk near the paris casino sunday night (deputy chief brett zimmerman/ las vegas pd) we have determined that this is an international act - that means that our lvmpd handling the investigation ((patrick walker)) witnesses were left in shock as the woman took off ....all while a toddler sat in the backseat. (witness ) it looked like she wasn't even trying to stop the car. she had both of her hands on the wheel and was looking straight forward ((patrick walker)) antonio nassar was one of several people who tried to stop the vehicle as it drove onto the sidewalk...possi bly three times: ( antonio nassar / witness) i was running down the middle of the street and there was two other guys with me. we were yelling move, get out of the way, stop. and then t

you see -- >> i do remember them applying it to michael and i was like, "this is crazy." [ light laughter ] and then we're like up against -- yeah, it was nuts. [ laughter ] make it one serious scene in the whole movie. >> seth: yeah. >> the whole movie is jokes and then one dead -- shot seriously, lit well. >> seth: uh-huh. and it was like -- i felt like it was like a sex scene from, like -- like a '70s art film. and -- >> like hal ashby did it. >> seth: right. it was wonderful, because you guys both played it very real. which was the most jarring thing in a movie where very few people were playing anything real. [ light laughter ] >> totally real. and it was like we were both trying to pretend it wasn't going to happen when we first met. because we all stayed in the infirmary in a camp and we were playing ping-pong with them knowing the countdown -- [ laughter ] to the sex scene was two weeks away, pretending everything is fine. >> seth: and have you seen michael ian black since? obviously you saw him on the reboot. had it been a while? >> oh, yeah, it had been a while. yeah. i hadn't seen him in years. >> seth: instant chemistry? >> right

nuts. today we're serving up the ultimate holiday survival guide. three words -- buffalo chicken casserole. carla's got a dish that'll keep you deliciously warm all winter long. then michael's teaching two lucky viewers the secret to a delicious dish that's perfect for your next party. plus mario's on a roll in the kitchen with the amazing brandy norwood. the party starts right now on "the`chew." [ cheers and applause ]

michael raymond wetzel, supervisors environmental specialist leaves behind six children. >> my name is mike. this is our gingerbread carley, a nut. >> he loved his baby. he once coached a team of five-year-old girls learning soccer for the first time. in the chaos after the shooting, his wife posted, my husband was in the meeting where the shooting happened. i have not been able to get if touch with him. please, please, pray he is okay. wetzel was 37. this woman flew to america at 18. the persecution of christians following the iranian revolution. after a stop in new york city. she moved to california, they have three children ages 8 to 18. >> everything she did for the county, there is no person that will say anything bad about her. >> the 46-year-old graduated with a degree in chemistry before joining the health department loved ones wrote, it is the ultimate iron my. at 52. nicholas is described as a very devout leader. his whiff told reporters they were jews and he became born again a couple years ago. she told the l.a. times her husband was outspoken adding i'm sure he went down fighting and protecting people. 31-year-old t

michael brown, has become the case. the case that ignited so much attention on this issue. now so many years later, still trying to work out nuts job is empty. they had an interim police chief when the chief resigned and have another chief. they have a new city manager. the process with the doj and consent decree, which will take years to fulfill, work out, implement is still going on, but they're close. >> thank you, ron allen. ferguson, as ron just said, is one of many police departments around the country that have been investigated for their self-rights practices by the department of justice. 68 police departments in all have been investigated since 1991. and that's the subject of an upcoming pbs front line special called "fixing the force." joining me, sarah childress. you decided to look at every single time the department of justice has gotten involved and dug in on a city's police force, took you a year, i think to complete the investigation. what were the themes? what surprised you most? >> sure. this is a digital project and it started because we wanted to understand what was happening, you know, when the justice depa