this is storm dillon, named by the irish net service. deepening area of low pressure, close to northern ireland, eventually across scotland. the met office has issued an amber wind warning with the strongest of the winds more likely to be across the northern half of northern ireland in south—west cotton. gas at 70 miles an hour, when speaking up in the early hours, continuing into the morning. gusts 60 mph elsewhere. gusty winds for a while, further south there will be some stronger winds but it will not be as windy here. after a spell of rain clears away overnight, we should get more sunshine arriving, just one or two showers. very windy weather across the northern half of the uk in particular, as the storm moves out into the north sea, the winds will ease through the afternoon. after a speu ease through the afternoon. after a spell of sunshine we will see more of these showers packing in from the west, they could be quite heavy. still gusty winds around, a range of temperatures like today, six in scotland, 12 across southern areas of e

chair dillon: thanks jim. memebner konst: jim and i have been talking about this since recommendations were made by secretary perez for the rules and bylaws. i definitely agree with the intent, the principle of what d r. zogby has put forward. believe,od faith, i having gotten to know many of you on this commission, that we will have fair representation on the commission. with that being said, i will add one little point just to reinstate -- in the charter, section seven, article one, at the end of section seven, there ction that -- it is a that the person in this office shall refrain from acting in their official capacities when their independence of judgment would be personally affected by their duties. protects what is closest to a conflict of interest. we-discussed -- we have not discussed conflicts within the charters and bylaws. i think this ensures whoever is on the rules and bylaws committee and also this commission will be acting out of good faith, and it will not be out of any other conflict. i don't

>> reporter: with all due respect to rock stars, chris betancourt and dillon hill might just set the bar when it comes to this -- smashing a guitar, task number 24 on chris' bucket list. >> i didn't realize how satisfying that was going to be. >> reporter: this 20-year-old might seem too young for such a list, but in september chris learned the chronic myeloid leukemia that has plagued him since fifth grade was spreading rapidly. without a bone marrow transplant, he may only live a year. >> i cried for a bit the first few days. it's hard to deal with. >> last month my best friend called me and told me he was dying. >> reporter: that's when dillon, his best friend since childhood, suggested they tackle a bucket list of goals together. >> he said he's afraid of not being able to experience the things he wants to in life. >> reporter: they call it one list, one life. among their dozens of wishes, lift weights with the rock, visit japan, go to space. but you'll also find down-to-earth ambitions like giving food to the homeless. >> i'm living my life the way life should be lived, and that

right now from capitol heights, maryland, several town homes caught fire tonight in the 1300 block of dillon court. the fire is out now and thankfully there are no injuries to report. "fox5" lauren demarco just getting on that scene and we'll check in with her in a moment. >> and now to that big winter weather alert we're talking about tonight. a storm system stretching from boston to gulf of mexico is bringing first snowfall of the season. >> the snow already falling in some parts of d.c. region. a l it's not snowing there now and did snow few hours earlier today. there are weather advisories and warnings in effect across the region. let's get to caitlin roth for an update what we can expect tonight and this weekend. caitlin. >> tony, sarah, it will be a different picture if you weak up tomorrow morning and snow falling and expected to accumulate thought the day tomorrow as it will be our first snow of the season. coming kind of early this y year. we've already seen snow late this afternoon into this evening areas south of us. had you to go pretty far so south for tonight into tomorrow wint

joining me, harmi dillon. it's good to have you here.orney general jeff sessions last night on tucker carlson talked about what to do with zarate. take a listen. >> the fundamental question we have got to deal with, it's time for this country to get its head on straight. these cities should for assistie protection of criminal illegals from a lawful arrest and prosecution? the department of justice needs to look at that to see whether criminal illegal aliens are being afforded superior rights to our own citizens. i think that's clear from this outcome. what we have is a one-sided system. zarate was delivered to san francisco because they had a federal arrest warrant for him. that was probably a miss take in retrospect -- that was probably a mistake. they should have known a 20-year-old drug warrant was not going to be pursued by san francisco and they would let him go. san francisco has had a decades long refusal to honor requests for detainer. there are 300 sanctuary cities in the united states. as of january 1, 2018, our governor has ma

this is storm dillon, named by the irish net service.r wind warning with the strongest of the winds more likely to be across the northern half of northern ireland in

i see dillon in the audience. i think we need to have that meeting again because while we will continue to prioritize and fight for protected bike lanes, that's going to take some time. i share the urgency of all the public speakers today. i'm very fearful that someone is going to get severely injured or killed if we just wait to get those protected bike lanes installed. we need to act urgently right now and that means we need to triple, quadruple enforcement and make it known that if you double park on valencia, you are going to get a ticket. and in addition, we need to push these companies especially uber and lift. i know the problem is beyond them. but those companies are a lot to blame for the fact that the corridor in the mission that is supposed to be the bike corridor has become the one to most avoid for bikers. that just makes no sense. it has thrown the entire scheme of how transportation is supposed to work in the mission up in chaos. and we have to do something about it urgently. so, i'm looking at dill

it's dillon oset cowski. chaka smart returns and escapes,71-67., 18th ranked west virginia. skip ahead, shot clock winding down. pass ahead to carter. 23 points for the mountaineers guard, west virginia down three, passed to the guy in the corner, 18 points for him. we're tied at 56. a few minutes later, west virginia back on top, and lamont west keeps them there. the three, he drains virginia, 68-61. redskins returning to practice in l.a. to face the chargers on sunday. 20 players are four games away from becoming unrestricted free agents. not just pride down the stretch but livelihood is on the line. guys have a lot to prove. >> i'm playing ball, i got four games to prove in the washington redskins uniform. whatever is after that is up to them. >> hopefully they want to play hard because they want to win, they want to do well. that's why we're all here. we target guys who love football and are passionate about the game. whether you've got five years left or 12 years left. >> now this guy hoping to see a strong effort after last night's 47-point

dillon news was opened i love these birds are for they're my favorite animals. they're beautiful and they're also proof that the environment is in good shape for the if they're here then we know there's no environmental damage. and they don't make anything dirty. i love them. to do well in national park is home to the greatest concentration of birds in west africa and in addition to rescuing animal habitats in the region the conservation zone has also helped to secure human livelihoods. now it's time to meet the battle in global people from around the world have made the german capital their home. in the berlin five years now they may grow in the vibrant metropolis that we tell their stories everywhere. stay on all facebook page evil society. today all but comes from slovenia in. tokyo are people know i mean. they was a. tough call it's basically you making sure that the people have a good time when you take them to pubs and various bars and with us we also take you to the club at the end. so it's like a guided tour of the nightlife for lent which i know many be

officials say it cost 00,000 worth of damage and fire started one home dillon court and then spread to several others. witnesses began knocking on doors to help get outside to safety and thankfully no one was injured and dozen residents of three damaged town homes had to stay. >> to ellicott city a garage fire caused 100,000 worth of damage and firefighters say it started at a home spring meadow drive and it was contained to the sgarj. it damage the house over and two cars parked outside. one person was treated at the scene for smoke ib halllation and the cause still under investigation in this one as well. >> new this morning a federal judge ruled that metro does not have to post christmas ads from the catholic archdioceses of washington. last month metro r last month metro eded this poster. it's based on their policies ban and ads promote any ad that would oppose relimbon, religious beliefs or prac practices. archdioceses of washington responded with lawsuit claiming that ban was unconstitutional. the judge found metro decision to not most the ad was legal and reasonable. >>> violent

so it's just -- almost like an out of body experience >> nearby, dillon was among tens of thousands of people forced to evacuate in a hurry. when he came back, his home was burning down to its studs, firefighters managed to pull out the family's christmas tree >> i'm in shock. obviously, i'm emotional but it's surreal >> the devastation is the result of dangerous santa anna gusts combined with extremely dry weather >> no rain came in september, october, november in southern california. we have incredibly desiccated dry fuels >> the unpredictable winds are fueling several fires, about 50 miles east at least 30 homes have been lost. with many more threatened. the foot hill area is also home to ranches and just north in santa clarita fire is thinning resource >> we have not lost lives, do not wait. leave your homes. >> officials are pleading with people to heed evacuation orders to shelters like this one, where volunteers are ready to offer comfort. the governor declared a state of emergency for los angeles and ventura counties, there are no immediate reports of deaths. late we learned ai

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so it's just -- almost like an out of body experience >> nearby, dillon was among tens of thousands of people forced to evacuate in a hurry. when he came back, his home was burning down to its studs, firefighters managed to pull out the family's christmas tree >> i'm in shock. obviously, i'm emotional but it's surreal >> the devastation is the result of dangerous santa anna gusts combined with extremely dry weather >> no rain came in september, october, november in southern california. we have incredibly desiccated dry fuels >> the unpredictable winds are fueling several fires, about 50 miles east at least 30 homes have been lost. with many more threatened. the foot hill area is also home to ranches and just north in santa clarita fire is thinning resource >> we have not lost lives, do not wait. leave your homes. >> officials are pleading with people to heed evacuation orders to shelters like this one, where volunteers are ready to offer comfort. the governor declared a state of emergency for los angeles and ventura counties, there are no immediate reports of deaths. late we learned ai

jalisa dillon came to greet her boyfriend. how is it like to have him back? >> i miss him so much.ter: what felt longer the 60 days you were there or the plane ride from puerto rico to here? >> i would definitely say the plane ride. >> reporter: while the 1049th is back from the island -- >> we're packing up here and heading down to reside permanently. >> reporter: april pedrick is moving there at the end of the month. her group will provide relief to farmers on the island which includes solar generators and water filtration systems. >> need to get around and get roads clear and seeds planted. >> reporter: she won't be alone. she will work with a team and her mom lives in puerto rico. >> she just got electricity. >> reporter: she will live behind the mount airy community she lived in for five years. for her it is a labor of love. >> the land is alive and there's a joy it brings. >> reporter: brandon hudson, "nbc 10 news." >>> opponents are threatening to sue after the fcc voted today to repeal net neutrality rules. the repeal essentially means internet providers can slow down acces

. >> check out these pictures from houle i dillon.red these picture of sarah paulson, doing some window shopping on walnut st. director m. night shyamalon has been working with jane motorcycle envoy and samuel l. jackson the yesterday's shoot at third and market streets, thanks to huey for the picks. >>> very nice. >> yes, they've been filming for quite some time now. i didn't realize how long it takes to fill a.m. move. >> i months. >> all right. >> so says movie star joe. >> let me tell you. >> i've been working on my final script here. >> apparently your lower octave voice. >> yes, we dropped it down for you. good morning. >> yep, my goodness, good morning, guys. >> yesterday was beautiful. today, still mild, but it is dipping? >> yes, warmth is the trade off completely. we have wet weather eventually on the way, i think it will start to fill in on the radar in the next couple of hours, help yes, sir stuff holds off until later in the day. if you hold the kinds of hours we keep, hopefully all particular in, welshing maybe not tuck

dillon is even leaving college to focus on his buddy. >> he's alreadyinspired me and >> reporter: a friendshippon unwavering loyalty. now that is something few of us will ever cross off our list. joe fryer, nbc news, sit ru citrus heights, california. >> a very special friendship. >>> that is "nightly ws wednesday night. >>> now on "extra" -- matt lauer headed for a $100 million divorce? the clues today as his wife's spotted for first time without her wedding ring. what her father just revealed about the couple's future. >>> plus, a "gma's" star new suicide confession. >> opening up about her crippling battle with depression. >> why beyonce stayed with jay z after finding out he cheated. and why they wouldn't have lasted if it weren't for blue ivy. >>> hollywood shut down as l.a.'s engulfed in flames. shows forced to stop production. courtney kardashian capturing the danger on instagram. >>> jennifer lawrence, angelina jolie. >> i'm impressed with some of the most powerful women in entertainment like this one here. >> you justin timberlake brought down the house.

dillon big part of hockey is ultimate international pride is just weeks away but with the game's best players locked out by the n.h.l. and the russian team's participation in jeopardy will the olympic playoffs be as thrilling a stanley cup finals a new unknown masters rise in the absence of the usual suspects of hockey or will the lack of star power reduce the competition to a second great show. carrick corey it's really great to have you on our program thanks for being with us welcome to moscow thank you we want to be here. so let's start with the olympics and what's happening there so this year and michelle players will not participate in the olympic games do you think their absence will actually make their race for the olympic gold like maybe sort of a second rate contest. well. definitely the same tournament. though so it's a sad story that and it still is not. the best players won't be there.

was ravaged by a powerful typhoon just four years ago and locals have barely recovered jimmy allen dillon reports from palo central philippines. this is what's happened to the town of the valleys today in the plains but so many communities here it was long had to pack my property in natural disasters but topical storm talk has made life even more difficult now at least forty people were killed when it struck just in philippines last thursday and majority of those who died from here buried alive in their homes after boulders and mud came rushing down from the hills that includes members of the but easter family. but they say they've come to accept the risks of disasters like this what that might mean we can't do anything because it's all up to god we are all headed back to him all of us in the end will have to face her maker. but security experts believe this is such a mindset in many communities must be changed that deaths in disasters like this one should be seen as preventable while we are a lets see if you consider us a very faithful faithful community. we lay everything to god we fail

system at the moment is this one here that swirling its way towards the northeast this one's called dillon and it's already given us when gusting up to one hundred nineteen kilometers per hour so incredibly windy here and those winds will gradually work their way northeast which as we head through the remainder of the day gradually they'll begin to ease then still plenty of rain down towards the south though that's across the southern parts of the u.k. down through france and into parts of spain portugal as the system sweeps its way eastwards jaring the night we start the new year with yet another storm that will be working its way into parts of france this will give us some very strong winds very heavy rain as well which out for this around the bay of biscay the first thing on monday elsewhere across europe the temperatures generally are a lot milder than they have been so we're looking at ten in berlin and around eight in warsaw still in a cold day there in moscow so on some of which you speak to your griese course the other side of the mediterranean there's been quite a few showers outb

nbc's roy has more from the town of dillon. >> reporter: watch your step. not quite done yet. but the anticipation is building. >> welcome, guys, this will be our ice castle. >> reporter: used to be baseball field. one acre of land has now turned white and blue. >> it's going to have lots of tight little places that you can squeeze through. >> reporter: it will have a frozen maze, an ice thrown and 0 fascinated. >> this is the weirdest job i've ever worked. >> reporter: and found themselves here and now experts on ice castle building. >> we grow and harvest icicles, and overnight it freezes and grows and grows. >> some night like 4 feet. >> reporter: the towerers could eventually reach 50 feet. shoring it up. >> making sure that this wall stays nice and sturdy. >> reporter: making way for the families who will be visiting. so when the castle opens up, it will be way easier to walk on. grind up the ice so it's more like walking on snow. but when it's sun goes down, that's when the castle takes on a whole new light. that's when a transformed area. differe >> different towers in

o'malley dillon? and mr. cohen. >> here. >> we are missing a few commission members but we certainly have a quorum. and i would like to start today by acknowledging chairman perez who's here, we're very thankful for his participation. >> good morning, everyone. i want to thank all of you for your hard work. it was labor intensive and everyone came to it with an open mind and with a remarkable set of ideas. so i want to say thank you to all of you. i want to say particular thanks to our co-chairs, we have been meeting regularly, brainstorming regularly, and i can't say enough wonderful things about both of you. you have both entered the enterprise with a spirit of bold passion, a spirit of ingenuity, a spirit that understands that this is the most serious stress test on our nation's democracy, perhaps in our history and the work of this unity commission is so critically important. thank you so much larry and jen for the important work you have been doing. i come to you both with a sense of remarkable sobriety

their older brother, army richard dillon do truck, was killed in 2005 serving our country in iraq. >>e was someone who taught us so much. the biggest thing was he taught us to have fun. scott: it's an emptiness that will never be filled. loss is a big part of our family, a very important part of our lives. scott: gone but certainly not forgotten. passing. the brothers miss him every single day, but their big brother is with them with every stride they take. they both have a bracelet and tattoo. >> everybody loves him. we just want to keep that alive, and whatever we can do to honor him, every little thing matters. a void in their hearts, living life the way dylan would want them to. >> you've got to take advantage of all the time he didn't get and try to make the best of it. scott: a life taken to soon but a brotherly love that will last forever. really heartfelt story, and you talked about snow -- a little news for high school football -- virginia state championships, postponed on saturday, will be moved to sunday down in norfolk. alison: ne a >> i am mark carter in northeast washing

video that shows an underwater volcano creating an island in the south pacific scientist versus mia dillonas a torn apart and made us in a few months back in early 2015. now, new calculations suggest could stay for as much as 30 years. about a mile long located 400 miles southeast of fiji. trades are americans made ready for an island vacation sooner rather than later. snow returning to the northeast. trade through before you had at the door tuesday forecast with fox senior senior meteorologist janice dean. >> absolutely. cold push other coming from canada and another one later this week. the wind chill temperatures, what it feels like what the wind below zero, below freezing. minneapolis, this cold air is sinking southward and eastward. your new york city 41, damaris tice will be in the teens, 20s and 30s along the coast. another shot of not only cold air, the snow across the great lakes and all of the great lakes has this nice clippers extend the same minute eight new york, new england with a little bit too warm, but maybe another chance later this week friday into the weekend. snowy col

world bowl between virginia tech and oklahoma state, third quarter, mason randolph hits a sliding dillon stoner. was he inbounds? another look says s, he was. it's 27-7 cowboys. they respond with a nine-play 79-yard drive kept by jackson's touchdown to eric cue ma. rudolph would strike again, james washington behind the defensor for the touchdown. oklahoma state wins 30-21 but watch ha happens when the coaches shake hands. both guys get the gatorade bath. >>> to the ice, flames following a dave-day break. first period the puck bouncing off several boaters before hathaway slides home his second goal of the season. 1-0 calgary. the sharks answer on the power play for the ninth straight game. tick tack toe is joe pavelski, the captain scores his eighth making it 1-1. the slap shot is redirected by michael backland so they go up 2-1 but the sharks would answer. so right now it is 2-2 in the third period. all right. to basketball. and steph curry will not play friday against the hornets. he's work his way back after spranging his right ankle in des. the workout took place behind that large pr

it broke out around 10:00 on dillon court.itnesses began knocking on doors and helping people inside get to safety. when firefighters arrived they found a townhomes fully engulfed in flames, the fire was so intense a second alarm was sound, no one was hurt. but the fire caused about $200,000 in damage and has forced a dozen residents in the three damaged townhomes. >>> a fe $100,000 in damage to a home in he will can it city. it started in the garage of a home on spring meadow drive. it damaged the home and two vehicles parked outside. soon no word on what caused it tonight. one person was treated at the scene for smoke inhalation, three others escaped and were not hurt. >>> for the district, residents of a home in southeast got quite a shock this afternoon, a driver crashed into their how this on 15th place, the impact was so severe, it sheared off the home's gas meter. no one inside was hurt fortunately. inspectors are checking out the home for structural damage. police are investigating what happened, no word on whether the

. >> reporter: civil rights attorney har met dillon thinks they might have recourse.en getting called discriminated against but too afraid to speak publicly. >> if you are a young man in your '20s making quarter million dollar with your salary and stock, do you want to be the martyr of conservative rights? >> reporter: the multi million tech entrepreneur, unlikely poster boy for discrimination. well, what it looks like is being disciplined for innocent remarks, it's being not considered for job opportunities and internal promotions. it's so ironic because i feel you could take that exactly thing you just said and applied it to women's cases. >> i've suffered sexual harassment as a woman as well. so the fact that that exists does not takeaway from the part that political exists in silicon. both can exist. >> reporter: it's interesting, brianna, because i think we are all having these conversations is technology polarizing us. and the people who created the technology that is maybe further polarizing as they are facing their own divisions. and that does have real implic

police arrested this man, dillon fox. investigators say he smashed out the front window of the store on rosemont. tried to get inside but left before officers got there. facing a whole host of charges including burglary and destruction of property >>> guilty is the verdict in the trial of a first u.s. police officer charged with attempting to support the islamic state a jury in alexandria convicted 38-year-old nicholas young in federal court after a week-long trial in virginia. young was a police officer for the mr. transit was arrested last year after being targeted in a sting operation. prosecutors said young bought gift cards he thought would be used by the islamic state. but the person he gave the cards to turns out was working for the fbi. >>> president trump outlined his new national security strategy, which will be used to guide his next three years in office. the strategy focuses on four main themes, securing our borders, promoting economic prosper tea, preserving peace through strength and advancing american infl

i think dillon made a good point there might be folks within the orbit.aul manafort made some pretty stupid business decisions that were going to obviously get him in trouble, but there's still nothing regarding the so-called collusion between the campaign and russia. and so for after this entire year that has gone by, there's absolutely -- >> there's plenty of democrat on committees saying, actually, there's evidence of an attempt of collusion. donald trump jr. taking meetings with somebody who he believes represents the russian government with dirt on hillary clinton. isn't that at least an intent to collude by its very nature? >> donald junior taking a meeting, he said he shouldn't have taken that meeting. that's not colluding with a foreign government. >> if someone represents i represent a foreign government and i want to meet with you because we have dirt on hillary clinton, and you say let's go for it, that's not an interest in colluding? >> if someone has information and if you want to listen to what they have they say, that's not colluding with a

fire broke out around 10:00 on dillon court. witnesses began knocking on doors and helping get the people inside to safety. when firefighters arrived, they found the townhomes fully engulfed. the fair was so intense, a second alarm was sounded. no one was hurt. the fire caused about $200,000 in damage and it did force dozen residents including two children in the three damaged townhomes to find another plates to stay. >>> a fire caused about $100,000 in damage in he will can it city, to firefighters say it started in the garage of a home on spring meadow. the fire was contained to the garage but it damaged the home in two vehicles parked outside. still no word on tonight. one person was treated at the scene for smoke inhalation. >> in loudoun county, a house fire blamed on a malfunctioning fireplace, they say it broke out in ashburn late last night. two adults, three children inside the home managed to make it safely out. the fire caused more than $400,000 in damage. >>> in the district, police have arrested a maryland man in co

. >> joining us to analyze all of this is civil rights attorney dillon from san francisco along withwilliams. the co-host of the five. all right, fine. can't say anything more without offending someone. >> i thought you actually hit the right point, which is from the perspective of the women, there is no ineld no indication here despite what lisa bloom may have been up to that they were in fact fabricating. their integrity is not the n. question here. what's in question is whether or not lisa bloom as a lawyer was really overstepping bounds either in terms of doing business with donors or potentially willing to take money from tabloids in exchange for the stories coming from the women. but, in terms of the charges, the women were lobbying -- levying against donald trump. there is no indication here that they were making things up, laura. >> laura: march meet, your reaction to this. $750,000 offered? they were in touch with donors to hillary clinton who after that cancelled press conference -- before they were being offered money as well. right before the election. your reaction to th

. >> go ahead, dillon. >> here's where this tax bill loses credibility and this is why i believe it's so unpopular. there's an extremely sound argument to increase the available pool of money in the private sector, whether it's wealthy females, small businesses, corporations. understand, money moves down the path of least resistance. if you really want to have money flow into the economy, you will create a tax benefit for the investment in new business formation, for the investment in capital expenditures, new hiring. absence a specific incentive to invest the capital in jobs and new business formation, the path of least resistance for new money in the private sector is into the bank of those who get the money, stock buybacks and executive compensation. where this loses credibility is you're saying i want to raise the taxes on the blue states by reducing the state and local income, which reduces budgets for schools, infrastructure. i'm going to raise the deficit, but the reason i'm willing to tolerate the reduction in the budget for schools and infrastructure, to increase the deficit

my name is dillon leong. i'm here to speak in support of this project. i stayed in daniel's property for almost a year in the bedroom on the ground floor, which is the one they're going to design for as parents, with a window facing to the back yard. i can confirm that the back of the house gets plenty of sun and wind from the ocean. it's hard for me to understand how this addition could possibly block the light or wind to the neighbor's property. this addition would have to be in neighbor's back yard to block their light or wind, which is obviously not the case. i kindly ask the commission to approve this project as approved. thank you so much. >> thank you. any additional comments? seeing none, dr requester, you have a two-minute rebuttal. >> can i have an overhead, please. these are the two properties in question, the sponsor's and ours -- >> sir, if you could speak into the microphone. >> oh, sorry. these are the two properties in question, the sponsor's and ours, and as you can see, they're pretty much even in the back. but on our north side, we've

several townhomes caught fire along dillon court and fire crews worked through the night battling thelaze. according to investigators the fire broke out in one of the houses and spread to the others. two of the homes had extensive damage. it's not clear yet what it will cost but thankfully no one was hurt. >>> your time now is 7:09. devastation in california. the first death from those western wildfires is now confirmed. we'll have the very latest on the destruction. >>> and as we head to break, let's take a live look outside on this saturday morning. temperatures holding strong at 37 right now. gary mcgrady will have another look at your saturday forecast and, of course, the time line that everyone is waiting for on this snow. stay with us. fox5 news morning will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ we all have "that thing" inside. you can keep it chained. but i say, smash the lock, and set it free. that's the brotherhood of muscle. ♪♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. your time now is 7:12. massive wildfires in california are bringing death and destruction. the fires have confirmed hundreds of buildings a

. >> meet paris dillon, a 23-year-old aspiring model with a big social media presence. >> follow me. >> some of your photos are kind of racy. >> >> i like to communicate the sexiness. i like taking pictures where you could feel it. >> reporter: 29,000 twitter followers, 135,000 facebook fans, 412,000 instagram groupies, she's quite the sensation. but paris might be a little overexposed, because she is entangled in one of the most mind-bending internet intrigues of all time, an elaborate catfish scam. before it's over, there will be vicious threats, blackmail, warrants, and an international criminal investigation. >> this is probably one of the most complicated, confusing catfish stories i've ever heard. >> reporter: what exactly does catfishing mean? >> a catfish is someone who uses internet profiles to interact with people online, usually pretending to be either a version of themselves or someone entirely different. >> reporter: nev shulman knows better than anyone. he was a famous victim of a catfish and even made a documentary about it. >> are you ready? sound? levels? >> reporter

the investigator, danielle thompson, zachary dillon, the paralegal, mike hinkley who volunteered in this case. a lot of times when you think about the public defender's office, people do not think that the office -- the public defender's office can provide topnotch representation. and i hope today, by this verdict, and by the presentation in this case, that is clear that our office not only provided the best representation to mr. garcia zarate, but provided even better representation than what he could hope for if he could afford counsel [ inaudible question ] >> it was the evidence. because there was a tremendous amount of misinformation that was spread about this case from day one. you had then candidate trump espousing that, you know, this was an intentional shooting. you had other people lying, that this was a situation where an illegal immigrant took a gun and fired it directly at kate steinle. so the challenge of the defense was that they had to present the evidence not only to the jury, but also to the community. and i think that it was important that matt gonzalez, and we know th

>> i was looking online, this is in dillon colorado. i ski and ice snowboard.s close to vail and some of the really popular places and they basically say make sure you wear boots and if you have -- if you have kids, you should bring sleds instead of strollers which is kind of funny. it looks like a beautiful place, they have fire shows at night. that's pretty neat. >> be careful with a fire in the ice castle, you don't want that thing to melt. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert, president trump headed for mar-a-lago florida. after signing a historic tax bill into law. the president is set to spend the holidays in florida as he looks ahead to a very busy 2018. not that 2017 wasn't busy. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. today from the fox business network, dagen mcdowell. republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. democratic strategist and fox news contributor, jessica tarlo tarlov. and political editor of townhall.com, guy benson. >> guy: you are like a stadium

. >>> we check out the pictures from celebrity photographer and cbs-3 contributor huey dillon.ulson, spotted around town, enjoying window shopping on wall streetment director m. night shyamalon has been working with james motorcycle mcelvoy and samuel l. jackson. yesterday shoot centered on the rest trout at thirds and market street, lot of sun for people see hollywood come to philly. great, huey, nice pictures. shooting for months now. >> yes. >> long time. >> so, all right. we have some rain coming our way. >> yes. >> and then maybe even some snow? >> indeed. definitely possible. you need a key ingredient for snow. of course that's the cold. so, if any precipitation decides it wants to roll through the area later in the seven day forecast, it should have enough cold in place, that it would support that. and, i do think we've got a couple of opportunities even, to see the snow. but check if first at the here and now, eyewitness weather watcher report that have come in this morning, we take you out to parts of southeastern p a. 47 degrees comes in from danen e this morning, thi