clark was elected in that situation. highly unusual. farther up the river, they saw spirit mound, where it was supposed to be inhabited by 18-inch high devils. and they had to go see these devils. once they got the top of spirit mound and what did they see but bison, acres and acres of bison. and these are men coming from the eastern united states who are used to trees and forests and hills and rocks and this open plain is like a farmer's delight, as well as a hunter's delight with al those buffalo. as they come up the river a little bit farther, george has been non, the youngest member of the expedition, am in 17, got lost. but the most important thing that happened in south dakota, was the encounter of the lakota here in central south dakota. many historians believe it could have been the end of the expedition, it was a confrontation, it was a great misunderstanding, between the non-indians, lewis and clark, and the indians here. lewis and clark were walking into a very difficult political situation amongst the american indians here.

. >> the lewis and clark expedition is key in u.s. history. the idea, though, of the expedition was to encourage more american travel up the missouri river and more american trade with the american indians. what the story is in south dakota, there's some interesting tales. first of all, when you come into south dakota, you have sergeant floyd had just died where the current city of sioux city is, but when they got to el point, south dakota, they elected patrick gass as a new sergeant. so it was the first election held in south dakota. intere interestingly enough, clark's slave york was allowed to vote in that election. highly unusual situation. farther up the river, they saw spirit mound, what was supposed to be inhabited by 18-inch-high devils, and of course they had to go see these devils. but once they got to the top of spear mount, what did they see? their first bison. acres and acres of bison and this flat land. and you have to remember, these are men coming from eastern united states who are used to trees and forests and hills and rocks,

congratulations to clark. thank you for following up, and with that, i've got a couple of certificates that they want me to handout, so i get to do the mayoral duty. first up, clark construction, steve and vickie, thank you very much for your commitment and work. by the way, vickie was my boss when i was at the human rights commission, so this is payback, right? >> you're making the big bucks, now. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. and then, marcus and linda from renaissance, happy sweet 16, huh? and then, today, 'cause everybody's working so well together, and we're bringing the community together, and we need to do this every year, right? clark on third every year, businesses, employment, everybody's barbecuing for the right reasons. today, it's my pleasure -- and i'll be here every year if we can only say it's bay view business day in san francisco! and i just want to say one last word. i know everybody here knows a bit of my history, but i used to work -- and in fact, the president of the human rig

you think she is being driven by people like ken clarke?al figure within the conservative party and he is entitled to rebel, as i was entitled to rebel when david cameron was a prime minister. i think some of the criticism made of the strong pro—europeans has been very unfair but busy driving government policy? no. it is clear that we will leave, negotiations are moving towards that and we will be out of the single market and the customs union. which is tremendously important. but he is entitled and right to make his long—held and profoundly held views known. thank you. ken clarke, turning to you, i will ask you for your interpretation of what happens in the transition period but the daily mail called you a self consumed malcontent? that is the right description? there is a lot of silly stuff in the right—wing newspapers and i would have thought later that it was obvious that we have not in any way undermined the government's negotiating position or strengthened jeremy corbyn and we certainly have not discussed any amendment to stop bus lea

my name's andy clarke.hat they should stay where they are and try to manage it within their countries. i mean, my own personal view is that you don't move away from your family of origin, your friends of origin, your culture, your religion, your home, everything, and put yourself into the most precarious positions, if there is not an extremely good, valid reason for doing that. nice to meet you. a lot of the individuals that we speak to are professional people. unfortunately, they have felt that their lives are in danger and that's why they've had to move. i'm nikki. i think they are probablyjust trying to keep themselves busy, aren't they, playing football. we met some guys who really kindly took us to show where they had been living. so we followed them down this little path that started to get muddier and muddier. it looks like chaos, doesn't it? it's just really, really shocking, and it's really sad that anybody has to live like that. we can't go back. in my country, there is a very dangerous guy. that

achy joints, you're not feeling well, clark stanley's snake oil in america fix it all. by the time they got a chance to look at the contents, they realize they did that any snake component in at all. it was just fake. the interesting thing about it though is itt was born of a concept that made a lot of sense. in the 1800s when they were laying the railroads down across the united states, it were chinese laborers who are doing a lot of this work and they broughthe with them a medicine that was made of chinese water snakes. it was also a liniment and use it on the aching joints. fatty acids which does have some anti-inflammatory activity. clarks summit saw this, but it was exotic, but he could make us all but the interesting thing is that in the united states we don't have chinese water snakes, for one thing. for another thing we have a lot of rattlesnakes but they don't have as much fat in them as the chinese water snakes nor did they have the content of the omega fatty acids. he was working on a concept that sort of made sense but in the end it was just kind of smoke an

. >> and i'm dray clark. stepped out the door this morning and it didn't feel as cold as it did yesterday. i thought it was a little bit warmer, if you could use that word in december. let's get over to first alert weather with meteorologist krystal klei and the most accurate forecast in town. good morning. >>> and that reprieve will get better and better over the next several days. we're looking at a workweek warm-up. today fairly mild in comparison to the bitter cold we've been experiencing the last week or so. temperatures are starting still right around or a little below freezing. so it's still a cold morning. we're not getting a warm satart. wilmington is at 27. 25 atlantic city. and the freezing mark in trenton. those are your actual temperatures. winds aren't terribly strong. strong enough to make it feel colder than it is. feeling like 27 in trenton. 25 in philly and right at 30 in coastal. we have 20s conditions to start with this morning. the numbers will bump up to right around the low 40s. radar a

i'm john clark at metlife stadium. >> catch the eagles monday night against the raiders on christmas day. that's sports. i'm danny pommells, nbc 0 news. coming right back. >>> welcome back. here's the ten-day forecast. 57 by tuesday, so no layers this week here. the a little bit chilly on wednesday and thursday with temperatures back into the 40s for a winter's official arrival on thursday, and then trending towards a rainy not white christmas here as we head towards the weekend. all of our computer models are starting to agree it will just be wet. >> i hear some people crying out there. >> all right, steve. >> don't cry. >> that's nbc 10 news. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tonight after facebook. >>> tonight airport blackout. a power failure leaves thousands stranded at the world's busiest airport at the height of the holiday season. flights in and out delayed and rerouted, passengers, frustrated. >>> fire fight the battle to gain the upper hand in the second largest fire in california's history as we return mo

ryan seacrest will host dick clark's new year's eve. coverage begins at 8:00 p.m.up on action news at 6:00, we continue to track these temperatures, the latest accu-weather forecast for new year's eve is coming up. >>> live at penns landing as the fireworks show is minutes away from beginning. action news at 6:00 coming up next. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . >>> action news delaware valley's leading news program. with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky. sarah bloomquist and walter pere perez. >>> sunday night in the news, we're ending 2017 with a coldest weather we've seen in years, what you can expect for new year's eve and new year's day. plus the eagles lose in rare form today against the cowboys at the linc. but the big story on action news is the celebration to ring in the new year >> from time square to penns landing and across the nation, millions of people are braving the cold weather to greet 2018. we have team coverage of this new year's eve,

achy joints, if you're not feeling well, clark family snake oil liniment could cure it all. by the time they got a chance to look at the contents of the liniment they realized it didn't have any snake opponents in it at all, it was fake. the interesting thing about it is it was born of a concept that made a lot of sense. in the 1800s when they were laying the railroads down across the united states, there were chinese laborers doing a lot of this work and they brought with them a medicine that was made of chinese water snakes, all liniment and they used it on their aching joints. these chinese water snakes is a file in omega-3 fatty acids which does have some anti-inflammatory activity and clark stanley saw this, but it was exotic, but he could make his own but the interesting thing is that in the united states, we don't have chinese water snakes for one thing and for another thing we have a lot of rattlesnakes but they don't have as much fat in them as a chinese water snake, nor did they have the content of the only three fatty acids so he was working on the concept that ma

. >> just within the last hour we talked to clark, -- clark who says she was assaulted over the weekend. she was in the front seat of the uber and she nodded off when she woke up to the uber driver's hands all over her. she said he touched her an trieded to undo her clothing. she began to push him away and began hitting him and the uber driver started to strangle her. >> he put his hands around my throat and he began to choke me. it was fight or flight. i wanted to live. so i started doing everything, i started to bite him, scratch him, pulling his hair. just everything. it was super intense. >> clark tells us that he dragged her out of the car, threw her belongings out and sped off. she immediately called police. police tonight identifieded the driver as 32-year-old who at last check tonight he is still said to be on the loose. uber says they are aware of the situationto driver has been removed from the app. the investigation is ongoing. in oxon hill, brianne carter, abc7 news. jonathan: two law enforcement officers hit and killed along interstate 270 last week were laid to rest today.

clarks summit saw this, but it was exotic, but he could make us all but the interesting thing is that in the united states we don't have chinese water snakes, for one thing. for another thing we have a lot of rattlesnakes but they don't have as much fat in them as the chinese water snakes nor did they have the content of the omega fatty acids. he was working on a concept that sort of made sense but in the end it was just kind of smoke and mirrors. that's the origin of the concept of the term snake oil and the snake oil salesman. on to the next subject. does anybody know what this is? [inaudible] >> that does look like a knife. can you be more specific? [inaudible] >> yes. it is for bleeding someone. you can buy these on the internet. you can get them on ebay and i thought of bringing one with don torricelli realized that tsa would probably tackle me at the gate. so i said no, i'm not going to do that. [inaudible] >> exactly. this is called sleam. if you notice there is a notch on the side and that's a notch, not the long played that is used to cut. it's the knowledge that's used to pu

i'm john clark live in anaheim, california. back to you. >> tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00, harassment in the parking lot at the king of prush ya mall. what a mother found ob her car windshield after taking her son to see santa. that's after "thursday night football." what do you think? hey, think ben will like it? yeah, was i the only one hearing the angelic music? i'm serious, i never know what to get him. just tell me you got him fios too. sigh. mrs. layne, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. that, plus this sick console, he'll be like whaaaaaattt. your new tech is best on the 100% fiber optic network. so get fios. now just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. >>> a live look now. >> it is going to be a cold night. we're going to drop down around the freezing mark. and right now, it feels like the 30s outside. desfiet spite the fact it's still in the 40s. that's because we're dealing with the windchill out there. for tomorrow, we're going to see highs that are going to be in the 30s and 40

((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: the governor seemed fit to assists us in that endeavor.))year, snippers will team up with spotters at a team up with snippers will this year, ((karen castro))that endeavor.)) fit to assists us in that endeavor.)) ((karen castro))this year, team up with spotters at a number of metro is also their two quick response teams into groups.but sheriff lombardo says they're doubling their numbers and will be ready action in case of an emergency.((sheriff joe lombardo - clark quick response team will respond and form a team and eliminate the threat as soon as possible.)) k9's will be conducting sweeps of the strip and fremont street.metro will have more than 15-hundred officers on duty throughout the new year's weekend. when it comes to pedestrian safety, public transportation buses will be used to block intersections on the strip.this is in addition to 42-hundred barricades áandá the 8-hundred bollards installed along sections of las vegas boulevard.but despite the added security measures, sheriff lombardo says they can't do it alone. ((sheriff joe l

william clark. and he -- william clark, he and that's when he really turned into what he became later because he became a horse thief. you can make a lot of money stealing horses. he was also a slave stealer. he would go to missouri and steal slaves and come back and then take the slaves back to missouri to get the reward for capturing the slaves. at one point, he and five quakers went on a mission to try to capture slaves at a big plantation. they went there. he said when they arrived, he said i'm going to go scout out the situation so we can go do our deal tonight. so what we did was he went and found the son of the slave owner. said this is what's going to happen tonight. these five quakers are going to attack. why don't you get someone to counterattack. they did. so he stayed out of the picture. they shot, they killed one quaker. two escaped. back to, back to lawrence. two of them were injured. he went out with the son of this slave owner. shot the two quakers who had left and that really was so

i'm dray clark. >> and i'm rosemary connors. see the roads were clear, most of the snow had melted. it's going to continue to melt. right to first alert meteorologist krystal klei who has the details on that warming trend. >> today it's a slow start to the warming trend. similar to what we saw yesterday. by the workweek really will see the numbers. a big difference between today and yesterday morning, the lows. these are not nearly as rough as yesterday. 33 right now in philly. 28 in wilmington. 25 in mt. holly. 31 allentown. so many of us are still right around or below freezing, but not as bad as it was yesterday morning. the feels like temps lower than the actual temperatures here. most of us in the 20s. 29 atlantic city. 24 mt. pocono. the heads-up here is because some of the snow of a couple days ago has been melting overnight may have refroze. take the turns slowly as you're out. some temperatures are above freezing. this is a good sign. it will help drying what is left. look at radar and satellite. we have scattered cloud

that's when it's most likely. >>> i'm john clark. coming up, why joel embiid is not playing again for the sixers and one eagle wants the team to play with a sense of urgency. that's next. what do you think? hey, think ben will like it? yeah, was i the only one hearing the angelic music? i'm serious, i never know what to get him. just tell me you got him fios too. sigh. mrs. layne, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. that, plus this sick console, he'll be like whaaaaaattt. your new tech is best on the 100% fiber optic network. so get fios. now just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. >>> i'm john clark from nbc sports philadelphia. the eagles can clinch homefield throughout the playoffs. the birds defense really needs to play better at this point. the last two games the birds d has given up 70 points. defensive coordinator jim schwartz said they need more urgency. sometimes when you're 12-2, maybe you don't have that same sense of urgency. >> say you're 7-5. there's already that urgency and you're i

. >> and i'm dray clark. we have extended our first alert because of the slippery conditions and cold weather outside this morning. let's get right to our first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist steve sosna. >>> you see the temperature about 29 degrees. it's below freezing across the entire area. first alert extends to about 10:00 this morning. the reason we chose 10:00 is the temperature will be below freezing until then, and then after a couple hours of sunshine road conditions will rapidly improve. the back roads, secondary roads, that's where you're going to experience the icy and slippery conditions not to mention your sidewalks probably outside. a live look outside right now. as you can see you can see the center city skyline which means there are no clouds to obstruct the low buildings. what we do have to talk about is the cold. 28 in wilmington. 29 in philadelphia. 18 in mt. pocono. they're loving the cold and the snow as the ski season is commencing up there. temperatures in the lower 20s

nbc10's dray clark joins us live from the digital operations center. hundreds of homes have already been destroyed. i mean, to the ground. >> reporter: yes, a terrible scene in southern lifornia. strs but not have lost lives. that's the word coming from authorities there on then burnio of control this morning. not only are firefighters up against the tremendous flames, remains 0% contained. the wind ishelicoostly groued because it dangerous to fly. now four wildfires spread through california on tuesday. thousands of acres and hundreds of thunderstorms have burned. and the largest and most destructive fire is covering roughly 85 square miles in ventura county, that's northwest of los angeles. the fires have led to evacuation orders for nearly 200,000 people. fires this time of year are not typical in southern california. dry conditions and again, strong winds continue to give the fires life. the exact cause of the fires are not known at this time. live in the digital operations center, dray clark, nbc10 news. >> thank you. >>> a coach and his rowers fr

police say its unclear why brandon clark of big sur shot through a glass door, clark does not appear to have any connection to that hospital. a woman in the waiting area witnessed it all. >> he looked right at me and i seen his -- i seen the gun and i seen it all. and he said, i'm not going to shoot you. and i grabbed my sister and pushed her to run and she had my daughter and we just ran. >> police shot clark in the parking lot. it was the only shooting in the event. they say he may have bnd under the influence of drugs. >> a walk-out will include two unions that is nearly the entire city workforce, excluding sworn police and fire department members. city officials say, due to staff shortag shortages, they will be forced to close nearly facility and new details on which services will be impacted will be released tomorrow. >> parents, will have an opportunity to give input on possible school closures in san jose. a community forum will be held monday evening for five elementary schools in oak grove's south region. they include the following on your screen. baldwin, frost, glider, oak

i'm john clark, guess who spoke to the eagles today? kobe bryant. we have an exclusive interview with him on his message to the birds in his meeting. stay tuned for that. >>> hey, i'm john clark in anaheim, california, at angel stadium. eagles wrapping up their last practice of the week. jack ertz is questionable for saturday. take a look who spoke to the team, lower marion's kobe bryant, take a look at this, we were there right after he spoke to them. getting his eagles jersey and putting it on. he spoke with brian dawkins. we had an exclusive one-on-one interview with him. he tells us his message to the birds. >> detail. detail. i mean, it will be a lot of hype. a lot of talk. especially going into the post season. you can't let that emotional roller coaster distract you. you have to focus on the detail. on the smallest of things. how to execute, execute. you go over those things so much, you download them so much in your mind, that when you step out on the field to perform, you can forget about them because they're naturally there. that was a big

i'm dray clark. >> and i'm rosemary connors. it's 7:30 on this sunday. we'll get to the eagles and nick foles in a moment. first your forecast. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking, i think we can call this a warm-up, chris, given we were in the teens earlier this week. >>> a huge difference from yesterday morning. the low was 21 degrees. today we're at 32 degrees. that's not a bad start, right at freezing. 27 in wilmington. we are at 30 in trenton. we have temperatures right near freezing and we have clouds that are increasing as we speak. currently it's a mix of clouds and sun. the sun has just come in and the clouds are starting to thicken up from the south and heading to the northeast. a mostly cloudy day. the warm-up that we'll notice a bit, we'll notice even more so in the days to come. that numbing air we've been dealing with is out of here. instead chilly at best through tuesday and the of the workweek isn't bad either. we'll talk about the numbers throughout the week and what we expect as we head into the christmas weekend coming up. >> thanks

i'm john clark from nbc sports philadelphia.liday. >>> hundreds of people turned out for the annual chester christmas concert and toy giveaway yesterday. the night began with performances by jermaine dolly and several local choirs at the macedonia church. >>> last check of the forecast, drive, but later on tonight, we could see some showers and depending where you are, right? >> a little snow in a few neighborhoods. let's talk about the conditions out there, christmas day planner, a live camera view over the poconos. you see snow on the ground, but by overnight, might be a little bit of snow falling over the poconos. let's switch over to that christmas planner and run through the numbers for you. 39 will be your temperature on christmas morning at 6:00 a.m., will feel like the upper 20s. drying out and seeing sun during the day. will stay feeling like the 20s. so here's the run through. 45 today. 38 tomorrow. and then look at this drop, only 20s, wednesday, thursday and on to next weekend, new year's eve. going to be a cold one.

. >>> i am john clark. coming up, we'll hear from the eagles about moving on from carson wentz's injury and backing nick foltz. we'll hear from zach ertz who was cleared to play. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> i am john clark from nbc sports philadelphia. carson wentz had surgery today in pittsburgh on his torn acl. it went well. he wanted to get it done as soon as possible so he could possibly be ready for next season. today, the eagles had their first practice with that guy, nick foltz, the quarterback now. the players said he looked good. he was confident and comfortable. and nick has familiarity with some eagles teammates from when he was in chip

i am john clark. we are right back. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> beautiful shot right there looking at the art museum with the tree out front. and not too frigid of temperatures tonight. >> that's right. it's not that cold tonight. it will be the coldest night of the week. tomorrow will be the coldest day. nothing compared to next week. it's going to be a different world next week. so, it's chilly tomorrow. we gradually warm up by saturday. saturday is the rainy day. sunday we dry out, cool down, christmas day, windy, colder, chance of a little bit of light rain in the morning. maybe light snow north and west. then it is just frigid all of next week with a couple chances there, thursda

. >> nbc10's dray clark is live at police headquarters following the investigation. the shooter is still out there. >> reporter: yeah. good morning. the shooter is still on the run. police know exactly who he is, and it's only a matter of time before they track him down if he doesn't turn himself in first. meanwhile, four shooting victims remain in the hospital this morning severely wounded with multiple gunshots. this was the scene last night on the 6600 block of durell street. philadelphia police still on the scene. they tell us around 9:30 last night, a couple got into an argument, a man and woman. it turned physical when the man attacked his girlfriend. that girlfriend then called family members for help, and within minutes, two carloads of family members showed up. that's when the boyfriend got into the fight with the four men. once he started losing the fight, the man pulled a gun and let loose. >> as a result of him losing the fight, he does the stupid thing and pulls a gun instead of moving on, moving forward. now we have four people sitting in hospitals here

i'm john clark. stay tuned for "eagles gameday final" tonight at 11:20 to 11:50 on nbc 10 hopefully detailing an eagles 14th team win which would be a record. thanks for watching, everybody.

congresswoman yvette clarke who, working with the congressional black caucus has been a champion in that caucus, and all other members on both sides of the aisle who are striving to find a path and one path that we have open to us is to allow to defeat this rule, to allow the dream act to come up, and to put that in the mix as we go -- as we go forward. again this isn't an issue, this isn't a bill, it's a value. it's a value. that's the conversation we had with president trump this isn't an issue. this is a value.

my name's andy clarke.ome people who say that they should stay where they are and try to manage it within their countries. i mean, my own personal view is that you don't move away from your family of origin, your friends of origin, your culture, your religion, your home, everything, and put yourself into the most precarious positions, if there is not an extremely good, valid reason for doing that. nice to meet you. a lot of the individuals that we speak to are professional people. unfortunately, they have felt that their lives are in danger, and that's why they've had to move. i'm nikki. i think they are probablyjust trying to keep themselves busy, aren't they, playing football. we met some guys who really kindly took us to show where they had been living. so we followed them down this little path that started to get muddier and muddier. it looks like chaos, doesn't it? it'sjust really, really shocking, and it's really sad that anybody has to live like that. we can't go back. in my country, there is a very

i want to deal with what sheriff clark said he said 16.9 was the new normal.s talking to. merry christmas sheriff clark. but the point is it has not been that high for five years. and it has been. >> i want to go back to what i asked you about which is allowing the minority communities and all americans to keep more monnetheir wallets that is good, >> yes. it is. >> why all the opposition to the tax plan when it will lower the rate in which they have to pay taxes? >> i think you know that it is not about the fact i get to keep $50 in my pocket. it is the percentile in the united states keep millions more and that the corporations of the biggest winners of all. it is not. sheriff. >> someone keep a dollar it is when a person who does not have money gets to keep three dollars and people who have plenty keep 30 million despairities are clear. that's what people have a problem with. >> sheriff what is did your take on the tax plan. >> of course it will help. more blacks moved to the middle and upper middle class. that's who this tax cut will benefit. when people k

i'm jon clark from nbc sports philadelphia. have a great holiday. ♪ >>> in delaware county, hundreds of people turned out for the annual chester christmas concert and toy giveaway. the night began with performances by jermaine dolly and several local choirs at the macedonia church. a reception followed where more than 150 kids received gifts. >>> later today, christmas eve masses will be celebrated at churches and cathedrals here at home and around the world. in philadelphia, masses at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul are scheduled this evening at 5:00. that's followed by musical lead-in to the solemn midnight mass. tomorrow, christmas day mass is at the basilica will be celebrated starting at 5:00 a.m. >>> also happening today, it is your last chance to see philadelphia's christmas village at love park. the outdoor market is modeled after a german christmas village. it offers vendors selling crafts and jewelry and sweet treats. it will be open from 11:00 to 5:00. >>> and just a few minutes, south philly bakery w

i'm john clark.g down out there. >> it's a pretty picture looking down broad street. let's take a look at the radar and you can see we still have several hours to go with the snow. it's going to be coming down and the heaviest will be over in the next several hours but we could see patchy bursts of snow through the early morning commute. the roads are definitely impacted and there is a lot of snow out there on the roadways right now. like half inch to an inch. >>> and our morning team are keeping an eye on it. >> he'll have a good handle on it. >> thank you, tammie. >>> i'm jacqueline london. >>> and i'm jim rosenfield. "the tonight show" starting jimmy fallon is next. have a great night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- michael shannon, alison brie,

((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: the governor seemed fit to assists us in that endeavor.))snippers will team up with spotters at a number of locations.metro is also breaking down their two quick response teams into smaller groups.but sheriff lombardo says they're doubling their numbers and will be ready to jump into action in case of an emergency.((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: these quick response team will respond and form a team and eliminate the threat as soon as possible.)) k9's will be conducting sweeps of the strip and fremont street.metro will have more than 15-hundred officers on duty throughout the new year's weekend. when it comes to pedestrian safety, public transportation buses will be used to block intersections on the strip. this is in addition to 42- hundred barricades áandá the 8- hundred bollards installed along sections of las vegas boulevard.but despite the added security measures, sheriff lombardo says they can't do it alone. ((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: we're asking each and every individual to include the employees of the casino envir

i'm dray clark. it is 6:00 on this christmas eve. we're in store for a mixed bag going into christmas this year. let's get back to nbc 10 meteorologist krystal klei and her first alert forecast. good morning. >> good morning, dray. well, for right now things are okay. for those that are watching this morning going, oh, no, i have a bunch of shopping to do on christmas eve, right now things look all right. clouds overhead, roadways will be fine, temperatures are above freezing. and we're looking at a fairly dry day. day being the key word there. not so much night. let's take a wider view. look well to the west of us, see the area of snow that is passing through, like omaha, to st. louis and chicago. this is going to move our direction. going to quickly move through overnight and for some of us, it will provide a little snow to begin our christmas day. right now, temperatures are in the 30s across the board, 38 in philadelphia. 34 in pottstown. we're at 35 in trenton. down to atlantic city marina, 38 degrees. we have the 30s on the map

i was looking at jason clarke. i was watching the movie thinking, where have i seen this guy, and i remembered him from zero dark thirty, but he's actually done quite a lot of stuff since-- - he's done a lot of stuff. - since then. so markham and cousin joe get a call from kennedy, and then the next day they're actually upset among other things, at the fact that he didn't report this incident in a timely fashion. - right. - right? - there's a lot of different theories on what actually happened that night, but one of the things that is covered is at this night out where there was a lot of alcohol, and there was a lot of married men and single women, that this event occurred, ted came back to the house, and he asked for two people. one happens to be his cousin who essentially raised as a brother with him, and another was a lawyer. and so it was definitely pursuing a legal solution from this, but it's hard to characterize it without looking at some of the emotional impact that ted had gone through. we know his brother

my name's andy clarke.e and try to manage it within their countries. i mean, my own personal view is that you don't move away from your family of origin, your friends of origin, your culture, your religion, your home, everything, and put yourself into the most precarious positions, if there is not an extremely good, valid reason for doing that. nice to meet you. a lot of the individuals that we speak to are professional people. unfortunately, they have felt that their lives are in danger, and that's why they've had to move. i'm nikki. i think they are probablyjust trying to keep themselves busy, aren't they, playing football. we met some guys who really kindly took us to show where they had been living. so we followed them down this little path that started to get muddier and muddier. it looks like chaos, doesn't it? it'sjust really, really shocking, and it's really sad that anybody has to live like that. we can't go back. in my country, there is a very dangerous guy. that is why we live here. here is safe.

and they would say, ken clarke has been saying this, that it ken clarke has been saying this, thatitis saying this, that it is in the interests of business, continuity of needs to continue so that nothing much changes. today, the chancellor was asked whether britain would keep on accepting those european laws, whether we would keep on accepting thejudgments of whether we would keep on accepting the judgments of the european court ofjustice the judgments of the european court of justice and the judgments of the european court ofjustice and his answer was, in a word, yes. we will no longer be members of the european union and won't technically are legally be any cost and universe and market, but we will honour the agreement we have made this week to creating an environment which will effectively replicate the current status quo. —— we won't technically legally be any single market or customs union. we will continue trading our partners in the european union as we do now, borders will operate as they do now, and financial services and businesses it will be able to carry on conducting thei

it is. >> downtown. >> downtown, with petula clark , who was top of the charts.ast in the theater. >> in the middle of the rehearsal there was a huge air raid. they said well, would somebody like to come up and say a piece of poetry or sing a song to calm things down. nobody else volunteered. and there it is. >> what did you sing. >> road. >> how does that goes. >> i will not sing it now. >> i'm curious, i don't know the song. >> ♪ >> she continued singing on the radio, becoming an inspiration, to the british troops. >> they called you our pet. >> that is true. >> you were britain's shirley temple. >> kind of, yes. >> petula clark on tour plus a visit to santa's summer hang out and many virtues of being kind this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 starting at 9:00 . >>> still to come this morning , something that might make a very nice stocking stuff we will have a powerful number in last night 300 million-dollar, jackpot, jackpot, plus, some people dream of the white christmas in parts of our area may see some snowflakes, chelsea in gram has very latest on this

i think i'm done. >> i'm john clark. we'll be right back. >>> last check on our weather tonight. >> we are up where it is going to feel as low as 15 below by tomorrow morning. during the day tomorrow it may not feel like it's above zero. for philadelphia you could see how low the temperatures are all the way through next tuesday. the coldest of the cold will be sunday and monday when the eagles are playing. we have new eyear's eve and new year's day. it is something we have to watch. >> it is really coal fld. >> it was a night game. this day game will be just as cold if not colder. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, the crushing snow emergency that's left one northeast city buried under more than five feet of snow. >> i'm used to it. i grew up here. but this is a bit much. >> as a dangerous deep freeze tightens its grip on tens of millions. >>> three big cities sue the pentagon for not reporting convtions of military personnel to the fbi's gun database. it includes the gunman w

i'm dray clark. time now 7:26 on this saturday morning. let's get right to nbc10 first alert meteorologist krystal klei with your most accurate neighborhood forecast. krystal. >> hey, dray, good morning everyone. look at radar and satellite shows us we do have those showers as promised this morning. the steadiest rain is falling on the i-95 corridor north and west. so areas like chester, montgomery, bucks county and lehigh valley and berks that's where you'll see the wet roadways. more likely spotty showers through delaware and parts of south jersey. this is going to continue all day long. on again, off again rain showers moving through about 8:00 tonight. there's a look at numbers. temperatures very mild throughout. 45 in philly, 55 at 1:00 and about 58 for the forecast high. >> thank you, krystal. happening today, the last-minute holiday shopping crunch is on. procrastinators will try to make up for lost time. businesses will try to cash in on what retailers call super saturday. a national survey found half of all shoppers still plan to