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time frame right here second half of sunday into monday thera may be a little frozen precipre north and west before it transitions to morning rain on monday then we'll see more coldl air by the end of next week and another couple chances for at least some wintertime pro sip around here by wednesday and again next weekend.xt wnd so things will get moreet m interesting next week if youeeki like winter wet.et >> i can you guys do.uy d >> love it. thanks tuck. >> queue the music it's movie review we haven't done it for a longg time because kevin mccarthy hass been on his honeymoon.eyon has been all over the world. thd came straight back to work. traveling, i don't know, threewe weeks straight to get back. seems like it i'mstra sure.ur went right to work. to wor he joins us from new york.or hi, kev. >> we can see you g morning. mo. we have missed you.. >> i missed you guys very veryev much. i was 28 hour travel dayay yesterday.yesterda technically i left from sidney australia flew to la and then in flew to d.c. then i went to new a second. a s but one of the movies opening ug in theater toda

russia.ussia this is rescue teams continue to search for victims of that t military plane crash over theraboard including eight crew members. it happened just after take offk from sochi.. authorities believe everybodyiev died in crash. they found a few places from thm plane. pl investigator it's believe pilot error or technical error calledl caused that crash.used tt cr russian crews are continuing again to scower the black sea to try to find any parts of that t plane. apparently they did find a few parts. part but at this point ns.o reports f any bodies found. found musicians on board headed to heo perform for the troops in syria. >> that's right. tha >>> israel now promising toelowp retaliate aft states abstained from voteot condemning settles in the west s bang move allowed the unthe u security council to condemn west bank settlements.tlents it racially prime minister -- he is placing his hopes on the incomely trump administration.io israel had to deal with threats from pakistan after a fake newsn article prompted the defense minister of pakistan to tweet tt about nuclear act. the story

we'll have your full forecast and weather and traffic that's all coming up on thera 5's on ts tuesdayea following new developments inw the case of missing d.c. yoga y instructor and actress.. >> sadly the story may havery mh taken a tragic turn. tur dc police are expected to updatt the press at any moment now. fox5's anjali hemphill is livese in northwest with the latest. ls i understand a press conferencec is about to get underway. what can you tell us? t us? >> reporter: yes, this is d.c. police headquarters you can seee the podium here behind me alld a set up ready fllor this presship conference to start literally ay any moment as members of thent r media are here waiting for thatt this is of c the latest in d.c. police's investigation this is anigatio i important update because, of course, friends and family of tricia macauley are waking upinu this morning to devastating news after her brother posted to facebook that her body was found. this is a facebook group that was created after sheer s disappeared on christmas day. d so friends could try to organizz to help find her. well no

president barack obama says heba is committed to providing thera assistance necessary to fightcen these wildfires.ec thouth gngwn south getting a closer look at some of themef storms and suspected tornadoor that tore through alabama anda georgia. in alabama three people werepler killed. crews working to clear treesar t that toppled and blocked roads. parts of georgia residentsofia there working to clear trail t of downed light polesight poles shattered roofs and cars that just got crushed by fallen trees. >> ?? >> mike is here with a look at the weather. weath >> hello allison. >> happy december 1. a>> h d >> happy december 1 to you as dm well. look at that signs of decemberae >> are we going to see christmas season washington.hi >> it's my hope. >> can't wait. >> i'll wait.t. >> come on. com on. >> go ahead.ahe >> little preview. l >> i got to brush up on thesh u word actually.uall >> live look outside big stormto over the great lakes lookingoo like december across portionsorn of michigan this morning and a upstate maine as well. w here in d.c. not so much.uc we'll keep it clear and su

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