it is what it is, i guess. >> abbey's cellmate jimmy torres can tell him all about life in prison. >> i spent all my 30s inside. i got out when i was 41. they don't mess around. when they hammer you, they hammer you good. >> torres is at orange county appealing his conviction for an armed bank robbery he claims he didn't commit, but he does take credit for dozens of other bank robberies, some of which landed him a prior 11-year sentence at another federal penitentiary. >> the yankee bandit, my cellmate at one time, a world famous bank robber, he holds a record at 72 banks robbed. and i'm like, come on, man, i was just getting warmed up at 72. throughout the years i've probably robbed more than 100 and no more than 150. put it that way. >> torres says the inspiration to become a bank robber occurred when he was a young boy growing up in a tough part of orange county. >> i never had money in my pocket to buy an ice cream when i was a kid, and that used to bother me because all the other kids had money, and i got caught stealing one time, you know, from the neighborhood guy, and i rememb

and president 0bama will be visiting. —— since abbey.ed on the bridge, hit by shrapnel. 0ne since abbey. he died on the bridge, hit by shrapnel. one of the first casualties. what do you feel about the japanese prime minister being in hawaii today? well, obviously, some mixed feelings. i think the re— conciliation is important. i spent 11 years myself injapan. i served as assistant to the us ambassador andi as assistant to the us ambassador and i can certainly see the port and is of this transpacific relationship but i do not like to see pearl harbor simply used as a prop for as long as there is really a sense of remorse and appreciation of what happened 75 years ago i think it is a positive and i applaud it but i think that is a very, very important. the sense of looking back and the appreciation of the magnitude of what happened. is it not the equivalent of barack 0bama going to hiroshima? they are very different in some ways. of course, the scale of hiroshima was at least 100,000,130,000 or the scale of hiroshima was at least 100,000,

will take pa rt where shinzo abe abbey will take part ina where shinzo abe abbey will take part in aeremony to remember the lives lost there, the majority of them were killed on that battleship, them were killed on that battleship, the uss arizona. shinzo abe they will become the first sitting prime minister of japan to take will become the first sitting prime minister ofjapan to take part in the ceremony at that memorial. minister ofjapan to take part in the ceremony at that memorialm this in any sense an apology?m won't be an apology, that is what we are told not to effect from officials in japan first we are told not to effect from officials injapan first we are are told not to effect from officials in japan first we are told he will expect regret and condolences, just as mr obama did when he became the first sitting resident to visit hiroshima in may. he again expressed his regret for those actions and said it should not be repeated, and that is just what we are expecting from shinzo abe in the next few hours. worth noting he is visiting with president obama in the last few days

. >> reporter: abbey page loves cinderel cinderella. her mother knew she was ready for pre-k. but she didn't know she had to sign up. >> if it wasn't for this program, she would not be going to preschool. >> reporter: thanks to philadelphia' philadelphia's free pre-k, little abbey still has a chance. a little victory earlier this week means the program can move forward without any concerns. >> one call to a case manager can guide parents through the process. about 100 seats are still available. a few questions can determine eligibility for other programs as well. including heating assistance and before and aftercare. >> we're starting off with 2 ,000, but our goal is to add students every year, but also move the sector to increase the number of providers across the city. >> in less than two weeks, abbey will set foot in a classroom for the first time. the single mother has been unemployed and hopes this change can benefit her too. >> especially with no income, i have to do what i have to do. so if she starts school, i can go find a job. >>> new at this hour, a fight against th

now we are going to start the morning with shay and captain abbey and us here today. >> reporter: oh, my gosh, we've been talking all morning and they are just new to tampa bay at least for a couple of months and really starting to embrace this community and doing so much good here this year especially. so today is more of a toy drop. can you explain how this is working. a lot of times when we talk to salvation army it's about the angels on the tree. >> reporter: how does it help the kids? and brought their toys back. they look great by the way. people really care about the kids they have chosen. all the kids names are real people, real kids that we work with and we are excited to be able to help them this christmas. >> reporter: abbey has been good about explaining what happened when things are missing. how does today help? >> we have these angels adopted and people bring back the angels with the gifts bu forget or maybe the gifts are not as much. we try to encourage people to bring in extra gifts. we do these toy drives so that we can fill out some of the angel gift s that we need t

abbey are you ready to hit the trails? rochelle im ready. lets do it! abbey ok! music abbey so how you feeling right now? you scared? cheers mariah ok grand slam coming for you. oh crap! music mariah i made it! music discover wisconsin airs sunday at ten a-m... right here on fox 6. all anchors chat coming up in the eight o'clock hour of wakeup -- mariah habermann from discover wisconsin joins us with holiday gifts that the cheeseheads in your life are sure to love. adlib weather stay with us - we'll be right back with with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. it's time to bring back the holidays bracing for it's first major snowfall. why milwaukee says it'll be ready before the first flakes fall.. rescue crews from wisconsin and illinois help pull a body from lake como. what a witness saw that sparked the rescue. good morning and thanks for waking up wi

[laughter] and it wasn't downton abbey. i will take it few minutes. i apologize iran is long. i believe this is a very important turning point in american history. i cannot say too strongly. every day by inertia, by bureaucracy, by hostility, by the varied definitions of the old order, every day, we will face active resistance trying to stop us in the revolution we need. we need a movement nationwide, thised to talk about building a series of principles that i think are at the heart of trump is him. i think across the country, whether your school board, city council or state legislature or you're just a citizen trying to help, we need to think through why is our side of this watershed where we tell the truth, where we believe in work ethic from where we want to strengthen america, why are we so different from the old order? and how can we make sure we are moving in the right direction? i think it is really very important. trump personally cannot succeed unless the movement succeeds. he knows that. a key part of the movement is to find the people willing to move and get them to

fireworks abbey pleasant of fest -- and plenty of festivities around philadelphia to ring in the new year. it's important to celebrate safely that includes not firing gun into the air in celebration. the police department received 132 reports of gunshots last new year's eve. joe was hit by a stray bullet on december 31, 1998 when he was 11 years old. the bullet is still lodged in his head. >> it's unacceptable. people fail to recognize what goes up must come down. >> reporter: revelers are under not to drink and drive. septa is offering expanded service on the regional rail line for new year's. a special late night service will be running from center city station. patco is offering free rides to deter drunk driving starting atle p.m. running through 4:00 a.m. sunday. >> we hope everybody comes out and take advantage of the free ride. >> reporter: of course, the celebration continues on sunday with the mummers parade. the mummers will once again starting point off at city hall and march down broad street to washington avenue. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> when the weathe

he also ticketed his congress office like "downton abbey."e stepped down after be questions about this spending. his lawyer says he had made mistakes with his bookkeeping. what kind of charges is he facing,. >> reporter: could be years in jail. he denies the allegations but this was a 24-count indictment last month and alleges all kinds of misuse of funds, including campaign funds and taxpayer funds. what is new is he will appear before a federal judge in springfield, illinois, the state capitol, for arraignment on the indictment. expected to enter a plea of not guilty to this indictment. he has denied the charges, as you say, but interesting that the indictment runs 52 pages long, and this is somebody who had been considered a rising star among republicans. his political career now over but he has a legal drama still playing out. >> the social media use makes this different than other congressional scandals. >> yes. you mentioned those photos that he was posting himself, showing his own exploits. that sort of provided -- there he is dancing

for one section of this special i've got to go with abbey juror solve collins.dodd, you took the net income statement down to the bottom and you looked at gap earnings, world has changed. >> where are we going to be one year from now or five years from now. >> fabulous question, but i want to broaden it out. number one, if we had had this conversation a decade ago we would have been talking about an accounting system in the united states that more closely paralleled the international accounting statements. that's not happening. number one. number two, we're also seeing from an investment analysis standpoint, that a lot of our work is getting a little bit muddled because of the use of cash. in 1999 and 2000, 70% of the cash for companies in the s&p 500 went back into the company for things involving growth, capital -- tom: how odd, investing in the future? abby: absolutely. capital spending, r&d, even cash acquisitions. >> where is that number now >> it is now 42%. so much of the cash is going for share repurchase. this is an important question because one of the

. >> santa claus came through for 8-year-old abbey in florida, check out her number one gift on her list, she gets a letter, i hope you enjoy the gift, she opens it up, a hatch a mole. from joy to tears. he is so happy. -- she is so happy. >> baby on the way, a woman of the headed to the hospital when her brother who of driving had to pull over, call for help with that, call the cops, a trooper came and delivered her beautiful baby boy, 6 pounds 2 own thes. >> good job by connecticut state police. >> buckle up come with me for a ride, what at first glimpse may appear to be a taxi, if you look on one side, captain derrick lynn with the police department. >> places where, you know people usually go to socialize and get their hair cut. >> on other side, bishop ronald jones with new life body of christchurch. >> i am humble to meet. >> god bless you. reporter: cops and clergy have been working together on and off for years, in the city to reach out to the community and restore trust within the police department. the alliance has been revamped and brought back by public safety director, and t

this morning, a berks county man rams a police car and leaves police on a chase with his children abbey woman in the car. >>> police in bucks county want to know if you voices this smash and grab burglar who was caught break into a kohl's store. >> police in bucks county are looking for the smash-and-grab burglar who broke into a khol's story, he got away with $100,000 with expenses watches and jewelry. he spoke into the front door with a hammer at 3:17 a.m. >>> still ahead on "action news," cam newton fulfills a wish for a young fan it's an incredible sweet encounter. >>> a mother found more than peanuts inside her told users snickers bar. we'll have that when "action news" continues. >> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., thursday, december 29. i'm tamala edwards with nydia han, matt o'donnell is off. >> we're following a developig story, the search for a missing grandmother and her granddaughter is over. >> a man leads police on a pursuit with two children and

early fourth quarter, look at this tough run from zach abbey. 41 yards historic play gave him a 17-14on their service academy rivals. army had lost 14 straight times to navy but not today. bradshaw, biggest 8 yard run of his life. army defeated navy 21-17 for the first time since 2001.>>> basketball, martin and cal hosted and slapped around uc davis. early on, burns, baseline number, reverse layup. final seconds of the first half, here's charlie moore. half-court, it goes. he scored 22. the cal rolled 86-61 for their 28 straight home win. we will be back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> did we tell you about the fact that juliet is an author as? how many children stories?>> we hope you have a great evening. rain tomorrow or no? we will see you tomorrow. ,, ,, i like to know what's happening as soon as it happens. who won the game, who won on the dancing show... ...i mean, if i watched that show. same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i ca

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abbey, also getting the job done on the ground. this two-yard touchdown puts navy up 21-17 currently, second half just started. this game tied at 31-31. >> old dominion playing in their first ever bowl game, taking on eastern michigan in the bahama bowl. david washington tossed three touchdowns. after four years of postseason eligibility, old dominion picks up their first bowl win in school history. 20-14 was the final, finishing the season 10-3. >> the caps have lost two straight, will look to stop their small slide against tampa bay. washington is in fifth place in the metro division and desperately needs to pounds tonight against the lightning. the game you can see on csn. >> the wizards have won 6 of their last 8, and are right on playoff spot in the east. the team in front of them, the team washington is facing tonight, the milwaukee bucks. these two teams met two weeks ago. the wizards coming out on top. tip-off is set for 8:00. >> los angeles angels have agreed to terms with former nationals center fielder ben revere to a on

abbey, the family dog, also came home. it's the first time the whole family has been together in nine months. >>> the wizards have not won a back to back game. they have only done it once this that afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. >> the nats depleted their minor league pitching prospects earlier this week when they traded for adam itoon. tonight they replenished the well way trading danny espinosa to the nationals. the newest nationals are mcadams and gowen. and spent his entire career with the organization. the move likely means that trey turn he were earns the spot as the nationals' everyday shortstop. >>> wizards taking on the bucs. tied game in the third. the greek freak finished with 28 points, 123 wbs, 7 assists. john wall knocks down the three. wizards ahead by five late

sparked in part by words that he be decorated his congressional office in a lavish style of "downton abbey". he said he made an honest mistake. >>> the united nations sworn in and new secretary-general. former portuguese prime minister will take over for ban ki-moon on february 1. he was elected in october as the ninth secretary-general in the united nations 71 year history. >>> loretta lynch president of virginia mosque today amid a spike in hate crimes against muslims. she spoke at an interfaith gathering at the all dulles area of muslim society and called on citizens to come to defense of their neighbors and promised the justice department will prosecute acts of hate. the fbi said hate crimes against muslims rose by 67% highest level since after the september 11 terrorist attacks.>>> michelle obama helped spread holiday cheer today at the children's national health system and brought along ryan seacrest and family dog bo and sunny following the meeting with the sick and recovering children she continued reading the night before christmas. >>> ryan kerrigan in the hospital today one day

the game was quite exciting abbey and! —— at the end. and damp for the majority of the country with limited spells of brightness. some really nice foggy picture is emerging from our weather watchers like this one here. spots of light rain through central southern areas. the best of the brightness to the east of the pennines, the north—east of england seeing some sunshine. across scotla nd seeing some sunshine. across scotland and northern ireland a band of rain is slowly moving south, some of rain is slowly moving south, some of it quite heavy with wintry nasa over the higher ground. a wet evening across scotland and northern ireland but as we move closer to the bells, that rain band will move south. it will turn much colder with some wintry showers. if you're on the move after midnight be careful, there could be icy patches to watch out for. for england and wales a different story, staying cloudy and relatively mild. rain getting into north wales and northern england. quite a temperature contrast around midnight. low single figures in t

their dog abbey was trapped inside the burning vehicle.rted smashing the windows and the dog made it out safely. the hiltons believe a wire caught fire and starter the fire. >> a girl squeeze z a teddy bear and hears a familiar voice. now the bear had app special recording of the young girl's grandfather who passed away suddenly last year. the girl and her sister both received bears which both contained special message for each of them. the girl's aunt purchased the bear wasn't able to get the recording from old video clips from their grandfather. >> that is so sweet. >> yes. >> good idea. >> 4:57 right now. still ahead on "action news" pop princess britney spears and sony music were the target of a twitter hoax. >> malls sending post holiday shoppers scrambling for the exits. we're live with the details. >> ♪ my hygienist told me to try... ...a mouthwash. so i tried crest. it does so much more than give me fresh breath. crest pro-health mouthwash provides all... ...of these benefits to help you get better dental check-ups. go pro with cre

zach abbey leading navy to their only touchdown. a 1 -yard plunge. navy would fall 34-10 to temple in the championship. army-navy bowl is next in baltimore on saturday. again, final count, temple beating navy 34-10. dashing the mids' hopes. >> there wasn't a magic wand. they just hit us in the mouth. responded. normally we hit other people in the mouth and to temple's credit, they hit us in the mouth. it's like they hit us with an over hand right on offense and we couldn't respond. >>> acc title game. virginia tech facing one of the top teams in the country in clemson, number 3 in the country are the tigers, gunning for the college playoff. this is why. clemson off to a fast start. scott down the left sideline. short of the goal line. that wou score, 7-0. later wide open touchdown here from the quarterback. a little pitch and catch right over the middle. the defense, 14-0. hokies would try to respond. now 21-7. clemson. jerod evans bulldozes in for a score. clemson leading virginia tech 35-28. got a close one in the 4th quarter. >>> speaking of close

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meanwhile, disgraced illinois congressman aaron schock whose downton abbey inspired office has pleadedwn charges. he was indicted on 22 counts, including wire fraud and theft of government funds. >> the future first lady was in court yesterday. melania trump attended a legal hearing for her defamation lawsuit. she claimed an american blogger in the daily mail falsely asserted it was known she used to work as a high-end escort. she's seeking a minimal of $75,000 for each defendant. she was not required to appear in court for the hearing, but trump's lawyer said she wanted to show her commitment to the case. >>> there's nothing like an act of kindness to remind us what the holidays are all about. in fact, this video you're about to see exemplifies that. this video posted on youtube shows a teen of best buy employees from long island, new york, surprising a teenage boy who couldn't believe his luck. >> on behalf of all of us here at best buy, we got you a wiiu so you don't have to come here every day to play. >> now, here's the heartwarming part. the staff, they spotted the boy coming in

their dog abbey was trapped inside the burning vehicle.saw the smoke and dawn knew exactly what to do. >> i. >> i grabbed my pocket knife and started smashing windows. i tried to reach the dog through the first window and he wouldn't come out. i started smashing windows and he ran out of the back window and took off. >> the hiltons believe wiring in the suv caught fire sparking the blaze. >> 5:48 right now. mysterious sounds from a car engine lead to the perfect surprise. >> thieves snatch millions of dollars in fur coats in new york city during a smash and grab robbery on christmas eve. >> tuesday morning. are we ready for this. >> no. >> yes. >> she said no. >> was that you. >> you better get ready. [laughter] >> with the waze app i had mentioned reports of a minor crash along 95 southbound side between allegheny and girard and sure enough, here it is, although we're hearing it might be a broken down vehicle. looks like penndot just pulled up on the scene. right lane is blocked so coming south of allegheny towards center city i would exp

and in a way people are reading this because they enjoyed the story of a family, downton abbey style, family from those people. why do people find it so fascinating? people want to know about the past, as i said in the beginning. i think it is a bit of escapism. they will do know, what was england like, then? in this book it is 1938 and there was a great deal of talk about why isn't what winston churchill the prime minister and why is neville chamberlain looking for appeasement? and the thing i hadn't realised until i did the research was that hitler really was fascinated by the british aristocracy. and he also thought we had the greatest secret service. and he wanted one the same. and then the mitford girls, they were very involved with hitler. and diana mosley, the wife of oswald mosley, was always in berlin. i had forgotten all this, you see. i had read about it years ago. i've talked to diana mosley shortly before she died. this was on tape for the radio. i said, died. this was on tape for the radio. isaid, what died. this was on tape for the radio. i said, what would you say if h

it wasn't "downton abbey." i am going to close and take a few minutes of questions. i apologize i ran quite this long. this is a very important tushing point in american history. i cannot say to you too strongly, every day by inertia, by bureaucracy, by hostility, by the very definitions of the old order, every day, we will face active resistance trying to stop us from the revolution we need. so we need a movement nationwide. we need to talk about and work about and i hope that heritage might let me come back over and do a series of talks building a series of principles that i think are at the heart of trumpism. i think across the country, whether you. >> narrator: are in the school board or city council or state legislature, or you are a sit sxwlen frying to help. why is our side of the watershed, why are we so different from the old order. how can we make sure we are moving in the right direction. i think it is really very, very important. it is where trump personally cannot succeed unless the movement succeeds. he knows that. that's why he talks about the movement

in great britain it was in westminster abbey. and in france it was under the arc de triomphe in paris. the u.s. decided to do something similar. the idea was started by representative hamilton fish of new york who submitted legislation to bury an unknown soldier in the u.s. i believe they're in france right now where the unknown soldiers were taken from four different cemeteries. i believe it was san miguel, ainmar and the somme? >> yes. i believe it was the somme. i've walked through the streets before. it's interesting to see to me how many people turned out, the french civilians, not just the army as we see mostly in this scene. but french civilians showing their honor and patriotism towards the americans and really supporting the role the americans played in helping liberate france during this really difficult time. >> so the french populace had a real understanding and appreciation for the role the american soldiers played. and this was their opportunity to pay honor to that. now if we could spend just a moment, it was reall

. —— abbey —— ash taylor. dougie imrie equalised for hamilton.d from his contract to allow him to rejoin warwickshire. giles — who steered lancashire to promotion to division one of the county championship, and the t20 blast title during his time at old trafford — takes up the role of sport director with his home county in the new year. england forward chris robshaw has withdrawn from the harlequins team to play gloucester today at twickenham, due to injury. that's the only fixture in the premiership. in the pro12 there's an all welsh encounter as 0spreys play scarlets. 0spreys have just moved ahead against scarlets. trainer colin tizzard has claimed his second major victory in as many days after native river won the welsh grand national. after thistlecrack claimed the king george yesterday, native river was favourite for the welsh national and hit the front with 13 left to jump. he held off a late charge from raz de maree to win at chepstow. bbc radio 5 live'sjon hunt describes the closing stages. richard johnson in the saddle. what a performanc

she was last seen in public a couple of weeks ago at westminster abbey attending a service marking thehree years ago that she was last unwell, that was some kind of stomach disorder. at one stage she joked that doctors did not know what was wrong but it is scarcely interrupted her programme. so i'm sure at some stage this will tell us what the problem was. a 102—year—old scientist has won his battle to carry on working at an australian university, despite being described as a health and safety risk. dr david goodall was told he would have to work from home from the new year but the university in perth has now reversed its decision. our correspondent hywell griffith sent this report. after seven decades as an ecologist, david goodall says his natural environment is here, on campus, surrounded by academic life. in august the centenarian was told it was no longer safe for him to come into work at the edith cowan university and he was asked to stay at home. but after his case won international support, the management has now relented and found him this new office. i have only been here one

back to when guy fox planned to blow up the english parliament and the king in session in westminster abbeyled, and every year on the anniversary there would be a grand celebration in the streets. >> in boston, guy fox day becomes more than a party. it's the annual manifestation of the anger of an oppressed people. those with little hope and even less respect from their faraway rumors. >> rid the streets of them, boys. let's open their noggins. [ shouts ] >> but before their anger boils over into revolution, it begins as a daily struggle in all 13 colonies under british rule. at the epicenter of the struggle is boston. >> as in most conflicts, one front is economic. to wasteful spending the british position, the rebels withhold the enemy's source of income -- taxes. to do this, men like sam adams and john hancock turn to smuggling, sometimes liquor. which means in the eyes of their british rumors, america's patriots are no more than a group of organized criminals. >> quite nice -- >> mr. hancock? >> samuel. >> john hancock is the richest man in boston. he's inherited a very successful merch

announcements using the best animator in the country at the time of published books and got a deer abbey to write about the pamphlet that she published so was clear they touched tender for with that high-school education that they could do such formidable work. >> what did he think about that? he didn't seem to think he had a job with the drinking he loved what she was doing but the closest advisers were nervous because they did not want joan talking about re. this is the type the it is somebody is super successful had any problem was unthinkable but now there is nothing unusual from a somebody has an addiction problem but in the '70s it was not something that was even unfathomable. he would even hang out at the of ranch with the term of those from the addiction and he would be smoking a cigarette having a cocktail to china in. he was happy for her but concerned about the bigger issue as a result will chapter of their relationship with the darkness and competing and then she sweeps into reroute for a medical program that was important and it continued until recently. >> what was their li

the only son of bill and pat christopher it educated at portsmouth abbey and graduated cum laude from yale the former managing editor from "esquire" magazine and founding editor of "forbes" a fight in knows a few things about books writing 16 as exceptional satires. i must encourage you to read his most recent ad is a marvelous novel that sets us on a shroud and if you laugh you need to go to confession. went to bed alone last night because my wife was up reading and laughing at a 22 year-old christopher buckley novel. [laughter] i will round this out as chief speech writer to the president of the united states george h. w. bush and has received the prize for literary excellence and for american humor. last but not least the man who inspired this book and is as big of a contributor -- contributor can and that is james rosen the correspondent for fox news covering the white house, state department and reported from capitol hill, a pentagon, supreme court nearly all 50 states and 40 foreign countries. his articles have appeared in the new york times, wall street journal, "washington pos

she was using a port-a-potty when the man opened the door and apologized and returned a minute later abbey exposed himself. another woman said the same man grabbed her backside while she was running. if you recognize this guy, call police or crime stoppers 800-tip-3333. >>> devon horse show gave a pledge to the hospital. raised at the 120th anniversary at the devon horse show. 104,000 people attended the show. >>> christmas came early for the families serving at joint base mcguire addiction -- dix lake. the kids took their time picking their bike. the philly pops played a concert in salute to our brave servicemen and women. >> the spanish version of the icon connick love sculpture -- iconic love clup -- sculpture has found a permanent home across the street of st. peter and paul. >>> hundreds of thousands of cars are being recalled, stay with us, we'll tell you about the defects causing the ford company to recall the buildings. >>> a building came crashing down in north dakota. a woman and her dog are rescued from the rubble. >>> taking you outside, this is a live shot over the ben frankli

sfwlrks abbey is head of education at nerdwallet.he says graduates need think twice before refinancing federal student loans because they might lose protections, like income based repayment plans, loan forgiveness for teachers and government worksers and deferment. >> if students feel they can confidently repay the loans wort those protections, then refinancing might be a good for them. >> reporter: students save an average of $11,000 refinancing. so for grads that decide to refinance, try to choose the shortest repayment plan you can afford. that will save you the most money. that's what john's done and it's working out well. >> i'm planning on being debt three in three years. >> i like to hear that. we have more refinancing tips on our website and you can find lender reviews. that might be a good resource when you're considering refinance. log on to our website nbcbayarea.com/responds. look for the yellow submit tips bar. share your stories, documents and pictures to help us investigate your case. any student loans left over? >> no

if you start out as snow you'll go over to rain overnight tonight abbey into tomorrow morning. there's the warm front, you can see the long line of snow stretch trg -- stretching from the great lake states cleveland, chicago, all reporting snow. you will see more than what the model is showing north and west. a period of light snow developing as the warm front punches through for areas north of philadelphia. south of philadelphia, you're staying cloudy, that's right through the evening hours, overnight tonight, as the warm air floods the region, everything changes over to rain. by tomorrow morning's commute it is mainly wet out there. it could be slushy in the poconos and perhaps the lehigh valley, generally wet roads that will be the rule in the immediate philadelphia area and later monday afternoon, it's a combination of sun and clouds. what to expect north and west of philadelphia, from 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. or midnight. there will be a light period of snow, consume lakeses will -- accumulations will be minor. light snow changing over to rain it will wash away the escrow.

. >>> it was a close call for a driver whose car crashed abbey burst into flames on i-95 in chester early this morning. the action cam was on the scene on the somebody lanes of i-95 before 3:00 a.m. crews say the driver was southbound south of curlin street when the car went out of control and rolled over and caught fire. the driver was taken to crozer-chester hospital for treatment. >>> a wilmington firefighter was honored yesterday promoted to lieutenant before her funeral services. hope is the first african-american woman to achieve that rank within the wilmington fire department. hope was honored with the medal of valour for attempting to save her fellow firefighters in september. jerry fickes and christopher leach died in the fire. firefighter brad speakman survived his injuries. wilmington chief called her a fighter and super woman. >> ardythe hope, the daughter, the sister, the mother, the aunt, the firefighter, emt, lpn, rn was all about caring for others, caring for us. >> the fire chief told hope's three children their mother now sits along sings and queens and is watching over

abbey will tell you about week one. >> it's starting right now in week one this is week one. it's the holiday spa package right? >> the holiday spa package comes with an hour massage, and hour facial, you get this cute little gift set with a peppermint motion, peppermint scrub. >> and be calling right? >> yeah and wake you up a little bit. >> so being saint nick's day. >> sweet. that's awesome. >> thank you so much. people are so lucky to win this. they get a free massage along with this. that is fantastic. >> and a facial. >> and a facial too. that's week one. people need to go to tmj4.com/contest to find out more and to enter to win. is a few quick questions with your email and nail. >> are you picking one winner? >> one winner each week. this will be the first week as we go so on. >> so great. >> let's talk about week two. this is a one year membership to the spa at plastic surgery associates. what is included ? >> a one year membership is great. it's one of our best savings. it willive you botox at $9 a unit an excellent price. 10% o the spa and three complimentary hydrof

a sit down with the husband of the california mom who was abducted, the shocking abbey detailed re-- discovery of her release. >>> tory johnson have deals and steals. >> i want you to stop, i can't help myself when the steals and deals come on. >> you're clicking away there. they go fast. >> we'll see you soon. thanks, matt, thanks tam. >> give me your wallet. i'll take care of it. >> reporter: we're saying stop when it comes to the traffic problems, keep rolling in, now there's one on the schuylkill expressway westbound side by girard avenue, broken down vehicle taking out the left lane, penndot and police are assisting. you can get by without too much of a delay. we're seeing delays on i-95 southbound in delaware because of an accident involving two semi trucks by 141, multiple lanes blocked, head to kirkwood highway or 13 to 40. njt river line suspended near florence because of a downed tree. >> reporter: gusty breeze not helping with the downed trees and blowing leaves. the kids don't need an umbrella. 56 degrees. it will be in the mid 50s today. mostly sunny skies, mild and bree

at the abbey resort in fontana. i will be clinic. for more information... go to our website-- cbs 58 dot com-- search "open arms free clinic." 3 still ahead...who's the biggest brewers fan of them all?if could be you...the new marketing campaign that could land your face on a billboard in national news... we're getting a new look of the devastation caused by wildfires in tennessee. these before-and-after images from digital-globe show what gatlinburg looks like before and after the fires. fires.the blazes scorched thousands of acres in the mountain resort area.some 700-buildings were burned in the county.at least 11 people were killed, and dozens more hurt.about 14-thousand people had to be evacuated from are searching for 70-people still reported as missing. 3 the football world is mourning the loss of a former nfl player...killed in a road rage incident in louisiana.joe mcknight was shot dead by 54- year-old ronald gasser yesterday...following an argument at an intersection in the new orleans suburb of terrytown.the 28-year-old played for once played the

very status conscious and very formal in public, because it all -- they have all watched "downton abbey." [laughter] gillian: and if any of you have ever been on a platform and the uk will know that it is 100% wrong because there is nothing that shocks a british audience more than to use a title, particularly a previous title. so my first question is, do you want to be american today and be or do youminister want to be british and be tony? we can take a vote on it. tony: nope. i think it's time to be tony. what i found when first left office was that people in america continue to address you as prime minister. the british media had a field day with it saying that this guy is so incapable of understand he has left the job. [laughter] tony: as i said to them, scrap this. it became that i was so depressed i couldn't hear the word prime minister. feeling a sense of this bond and see so tony is fine. gillian: tony, how would you explain the series of political upsets we have seen this year? i mean, if we ignore austria for a moment, apology to any austrians, if we ignore austria for a moment

. >> no one wanted to wear them and gave them to abbey and i said i do not want to put these heinousad and then i saw them and said, i need these. these are my destiny. >> now, you are in the latest movies as well with your mom. >> i am. >> it's your first time making films together? >> yes. that was actually the fist set i had been on because my parents did not want me to do this. >> tell everybody who your they may not know as well. >> my dad is bryan louder,r drl >> not an agent, the agent. >> your parents didn't want you near a set but you went anyway? >> not at all. i auditioned for "star wars" and got this little role. i brought in my professional resume instead of acting and my internsh internships, i was like, hi, i've never done this before but i work really hard and love to do this and did my audition and got this role and had one of this best times in my life. >> nobody knew you were princess leia's daughter. >> tell her what happens when nature -- >> it all came in. i was to be in the background. i went everywhere with the ex a extras, i didn't want to ride with my mom, w

she was found with a broken leg, and she walks with a limp, that doesn't slow her down abbey she lovesgo for walks. visit the brookline lab rescue website. if you would like to share your shelter success stories post a picture to the "fyi philly" facebook page using the #6abc shelter me. tells us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you, we'll be featuring your story on up coming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. david murphy channel 6 "action news." >> welcome back the time is 9:51, we've been talking about the treacherous conditions. take a look here, drivers had to take it easy on 320 in delaware county. rain own snow become slush and puddled out on the road. there was enough snow to broke out the snow blowers in downtown stroudsburg near the poconos. some people went out for a run. be careful venturing out, there were slick spots out there. >> technically speaking eharmony is saying so long to the lengthy question air. potential users had to answer 150 questions before they signed up. that's a lot of questions. it set it a part from apps like tinder that req

at the abbey resort in fontana. i will be there as the event emcee. proceeds go directly to the clinic. for more information... go to our website-- cbs 58 dot com-- search "open arms free clinic." 3 three police departments are using ?sports? to break down barriers between police and the community. community.it's called "one community"... and its the brainchild of retired officer and "cops and kids foundation" involved with the mentor programs... treating children to hockey games this season. " for many it'll be the first time they've ever seen a hockey game before. and we think we'll be able to give them a good show. roscoe will be there, which y'know that makes it awesome right there. this is important to us. 3 3 'cops and kids' is also selling 3-dollar wristbands at several local businesses.the proceeds benefit the foundation's fishing, archery and bowling expeditions. we have more information on our website-- cb search "cops and kids." 3 there is a new officer on the job in caledonia.k-9 louie and his handler are back fm training in virginia. virg

office spending, chug redecorating his office to look like the british estate in the tv show "downton abbeynd any errors were quote, honest mistakes. >> i have full confidence in my legal team, full confidence in the good people of this community and i'm confident that in the end justice will prevail. thank you. >> aaron schock's trial is scheduled to start february 7th. >>> coming up, meet daryl davis, that's daryl davis in the blue shirt. one of his favorite things to do is to meet members of the ku klux klan. i thought i married an italian. did the ancestrydna to find out i'm only 16% italian. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. [burke] hot dog. seen it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> so here's the time daryl davis tried to join the nazi party. >> could i join? there are white people in the naacp. >> the membeship is just open to white people. >> so it's racist. >> i wouldn't say it's racist. >> so what is it in. >>

. >> it should abbey partisan effort to get to the bottom of it.enna: that is it what the president said, he said it's a bipartisan effort but ed, he went on in the npr interview to go directly after republicans, in the interview when he was asked how do you think the next president should respond to this? sure, if it is a bipartisan issue fine, what do we make of the commander-in-chief making those accusations about one political party and not necessarily the russians? >> he controls the government. if he would have known this back in september and clapper first came through and said there was suspicions it is his government he should have svelted and obviously didn't. say i will fix it if a few weeks, as joe said we have to find the bottom line and find out it all happened and stop it in the future. the election is over. trump is putting his cabinet together and administration moving forward. this charges he nude he was involved in this is absurd and detrimental to the presidency. jenna: joe, sounds like you wanted to weigh in. >> no. what i was

now, please join me in welcoming and chair of the bar association, abbey david lowell. [applause] >> thank you very much for joining us at the harmon center of the performing arts, one the homes for the shakespeare winter company for our mock trial presented by the affinity group known as the bart association. figured out this morning, by the way, that this is a special event for us. mock trial.25th [applause] which dawned on me that even in this town, that's quite a lot of lawyering. [laughter] as you know, tonight's performance and trial is based production of "romeo and juliet" that was presented on stage, the stage across the way just a few months ago. you know the work well. challenges of the doing a trial based on that particular play. it's the famous story about two in a world, and one in which shakespeare has one of his master pieces. we follow the two star-crossed cataclysmic choices, from love at first sight, until their tragic end. nd after being caught in between the two feuding amilies, the mantagues and the capulets, but the real issue is the death, rontin

brother had been killed and died in the arms of israel some and the legislature voted in the westminster abbey and they never forgot that. these were two brothers. one was an admiral and their hope was to destroy the army, but to reach the point that americans would be forced to negotiate and they felt that would ultimately be better for a reconciliation but trenton messed with that whole scheme so he sends him back to benedict arnold and it's interesting on either side of the river that flows through trenton then into delaware the british send wave after wave of soldiers across this narrow bridge but they are in a tight spot because there's nowhere to hide. what does washington do, and this is where joseph reid coming even though he had the trade in a personal way just a month earlier helped him out at this stage because he had taken some philadelphians on horseback up to princeton earlier and had figured out the lay of the land and with some other input they decided to seek out that night and do an end run and attack of princeton and that would become their greates great victory of n that wo

and as for abbey, "the new yorkp times" summing up the six seasons wrote the haplessservan servant couple who were each charged with separate murders, quote, have spent more combined time in jail than al capone. [laughter] people from chicago to travel abroatravelabroad have a tale oo tell us what happens to them when they say they are from chicago. local residents quickly form their hands and make the sound. as one young man wrote on the internet a short time ago, i get sick and tired of tourists coming here in our capone t-shirts. one of the more thoughtful replies, the fascination continues because idolizing al capone gets easier as time goesa by, and we get more and more ea disconnected from what he actually did. it's precisely this disconnect that has contributed to thent unending question of what was there about this band to turn him into an internationalicon cultural icon and why the mere mentioning of his name sets up a chain of immediate associations. writers long pondered the question of why this particular man became the celebrity among so many other colorful gangsters and mobs

[laughter] and it wasn't downton abbey. i will take it few minutes. i apologize iran is long. i believe this is a very important turning point in american history. i cannot say too strongly. every day by inertia, by bureaucracy, by hostility, by the varied definitions of the old order, every day, we will face active resistance trying to stop us in the revolution we need. we need a movement nationwide, thised to talk about building a series of principles that i think are at the heart of trump is him. i think across the country, whether your school board, city council or state legislature or you're just a citizen trying to help, we need to think through why is our side of this watershed where we tell the truth, where we believe in work ethic from where we want to strengthen america, why are we so different from the old order? and how can we make sure we are moving in the right direction? i think it is really very important. trump personally cannot succeed unless the movement succeeds. he knows that. a key part of the movement is to find the people willing to move and get them to

. >> ryan williams, mark preston, abbey phillip, our thanks to all of you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the jury is set, opening statements is underway in the dylan ruth dei death penalty trial. why this could set a precedent for federal hate crime charges. >>> just in, was there russian interference in the election? a leading republican senator telling cnn he is ready to launch a formal congressional inquiry and suggests vladimir putin should be slapped with sanctions. manu raju with late reporting coming to us. and former house speaker john boehner speaking out saying "thank god i'm not in the middle of this." his candid reaction to the 2016 election coming up. you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 an

office spending, chug redecorating his office to look like the british estate in the tv show "downton abbeynt and any errors were quote, honest mistakes. >> i have full confidence in my legal team, full confidence in the good people of this community and i'm confident that in the end justice will prevail. thank you. >> aaron schock's trial is scheduled to start february 7th. >>> coming up, meet daryl davis, that's daryl davis in the blue shirt. one of his favorite things to do is to meet members of the ku klux klan. gabe's obviously really sick. and there's a lot that he isn't able to do, and make-a-wish stepped in. we had to climb up the mountain to get the injured hiker. he fell from, like, a rock. he's been the one that has been rescued so many times. he said to me, "today, i got to be the hero." (avo) the subaru share the love event has helped grant the wishes of over twelve hundred kids so far. get a new subaru, and we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars more to help those in need. ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two second