that's south of bloomingdale. delays northbound, continue to avoid this head-on collision and folks travelling south on memorial highway and betts as well. approaching 275, we have a crash now on the shoulder but it might be a bit slower than normal as you pass on by. >>jennifer: well, there it is. night at rockefeller center in new york city. that's a 94 foot norway spruce. the lightning ceremony, big event. ton of talent. singers josh groban, garth brooks, trishyearwood, dolly part, all there. >>russell: let's go to the other side. remember in charlie brown christmas tree wasn't really all that nice? i guess its beauty is in the eye but it was not a great tree. it couldn't even hold one ornament without falling over. ? >> i killed it. everything i touch gets ruined. >>russell: well, charley's friends came to the rescue. his chr the day was not a total disaster. but we certainly hope that our charley has better luck in finding a tree. >>jennifer: and i'm sure he will. that's what he's doing today at one of my fav

if the trunk show goes well, dilascia will become a staple at bloomingdale's.ss. -liz: okay. -lemonis: thank you so much. brooke: thank you. lemonis: this is a big win for patrick. and it gives me confidence that he can do this with any retailer, 'cause bloomingdale's is one of the biggest. ♪ patrick: have you seen the t-shirts yet? kelly: oh, no. -patrick: what? -kelly: no. patrick: i'm gonna have an aneurysm if they didn't send the t-shirts. -kelly: [ speaks indistinctly ] -patrick: sucks. lemonis: who's fired up? who's excited? -patrick: hi! lemonis: who's excited to be here?! patrick: so excited. how are you? -lemonis: look excited! -patrick: look at you. -lemonis: we need enthusiasm! -kelly: good morning. -lemonis: morning. -kelly: good morning. lemonis: did we just take these out of the box? -patrick: yep. -lemonis: these piles look... patrick: they're not done yet. lemonis: did these come out of a suitcase or something? kelly: patrick, really, you need to fold the t-shirts. -patrick: i know. -kelly: yeah. ♪ lemonis: patrick, is everything here? -patrick:

georgia firefighter, and his wife ef-3 tornado struck polk county in tennessee: (earnest grizzard/ bloomingdale city council) he loved the fire department, he loved what it represented at least five other counties in the state were also hit. the mayor of one of them was moved to tears...sharing the story of a family who escaped the worst: (mayor johnn gentry/ mcminn county wed0440) a baby was born at a local hospital/ that family's house had been destroyed//so we had 20 injured and one brand new life the s onslaught of severe weather that also plagued parts of georgia, louisiana, and mississippi...where powerful winds flipped cars and even 18-wheelers: we're really lucky that nobody was hurt //it could be the other way the storm system also moved through the caroli nasbringing down trees, snapping power lines, and closing roads. roxana saberi cbs news. sherry how's the weather today? the storms tore through just as that destroyed hundreds of crews in eastern tennessee were containing a deadly wildfire that destroyed hundreds of structures in two resort towns. dolly parton, who has a theme park

this is south of bloomingdale avenue. head over to i-75, i-75 looking great right now in both directions. not too far away in brandon we have a crash state road 60 just east of i-75. fhp reporting some roadblocks here but i'm not seeing any delays on my maps. that crash that we've been watching in pinellas county, mcmullan booth at enterprise a little bit of a slow down heading southbound but looking to be in the clearing 9 minutes across the courtney campbell, 6 across the havana and 8 across the bridge. >>> ivan, what about the fog this morning? >> in some areas we're been dropping to zero. this is polk county specifically. as you head west on i-4 you will continue to see some patchy fog. by the time you make it across will be the case through the morning. out ahead of a front we have a couple of showers on the way for us today in the forecast. not doing too bad there. just a sprinkle here and there. a light shower beginning to move in across the nature coast. this is what is left of that system that we just talked abou

brianne carter picks up the coverage from the bloomingdale neighborhood. brianne: we do know that she lived not far from this location here in the bloomingdale neighborhood. we do know it was afternoon. she got in her car and left her home. what happened in the hours after that is concerning for so many because they have so many questions about exactly what happened to tricia mccauley. for many we spoke today with, they say the not knowing and how she came in contact with the man who allegedly killed her is what is just so worrisome. we talked to folks today in a number of parts of d.c. and they say the randomness of this crime is what is raising concerns tonight. some people say they still feel very safe walking and driving throughout d.c., others say it raises new concerns and it brings about new changes for some in the daily habits. >> because it was a random act and it could happen to anyone at any moment, makes you want to lock the door more. brianne: in speaking to people where she lives, many say it was the exact tight-knit part of the city where ma

a lot of the delays we're seeing bloomingdale intersection so more updates on this to come. but we do want to switch gears right now and get over to charley belcher. looking a whole lot like christmas. >>charley: indeed. good day. how are you this fine morning? >>vanessa: just fine. how are you? >>charley: good. i'm fantastic. happy december, by the way. happy december 1. and i've got some interesting facts about christmas and the holidays that you did not need to know that i'm going to share >>vanessa: but we would like to know. >>charley: you'll find it interesting, maybe. it's from a list 25.com. it's a fun website that gives me interesting facts about things that you might not care about or you might not have known about. the ups delivers $20 billion, with a b, 20 billion cards and packages through the holiday season. none of those cards by the belcher family. we gave up on cards about three thing. my parents had a stack of them already. you do the christmas cards still? >>vanessa: yeah. i don't, you know, send them out to everybody but family members and around the offi

s.a.p., bloomingdales, target, macy's, unicef all have joined this platform. markets. france, spain, singapore, japan and launched a lot of great new products. that list, which is for incorporating a business. as we look into 2017, the capital is to double down on those efforts, open up a bunch of new markets, and be ready for the ale to come. emily: you mentioned bloomingdale's and macy's. cyber monday spending up now 12%. how do you continue to monetize and capitalize on this strength? william: as you mentioned a second ago, up 12% year over year. yesterday was a huge, huge day for stripe users. we see more and more commerce moving from offline to online. stripe is really about being an ally to startups and technology companies and giving them the tools to create their businesses and go global and build marketplaces and platforms and pioneer new business models. emily: $9 billion is double square's market cap. is the difference justified, and why? william: stripe and square are very different businesses. square is a business that i greatly admire. it is a gr

are buy and bloomingdale's using a start-up service for same-day service. live near a big despair, printable gift certificates are an option. great to have someone unwrap a gift it's actually a really nice thing to do and a patronize local businesses. kimberly: and speaking of the commercial aspect of christmas, morning's rain did not stop last-minute holiday shoppers from getting out to complete lists. things were fairly calm, though, at this target in virginia. some out said they weren't even planning to hit the stores today. >> it's christmas, so we want to make sure we covered everybody. forgot some folks. so we thought they were covered and they weren't, so we're going sure they get covered. kimberly: a little confession there in the target. while many stores will close early because of christmas eve, some stores plan to stay open as 11:00. we'll be there to see some cross at the very last moment. moving on to the war on terror, t is hitting home on this holiday season. a warning out now from the f.b.i. just before christmas. isis apparently wants its

neighborhood of bloomingdale has heard of granny and the boys and their legendary lineup. family a while to get with the act. >> in the beginning, they thought i was insane. and i actually had a sister-in-law who said, "she's going through what teenagers go through. it's a latent problem with her." ♪ >> at 83, alice is living proof that it's never too late to start again and do what you really want in life. and there's no trace of the rising u.s. racial tensions here. alice says musicians don't recognize skin color, and her presence in the band is an inspiration to audience members. >> it's just a reminder that age is just a number, and that you can have as much fun as you want as long as you want. >> yeah, i hope i don't make it to 83. but if i do, i hope to be doing something neat. >> it looks like a steady gig for alice at the showtime bar in washington. she will keep on pounding the keys as long as her fingers -- and the boys -- play along. >> they're just so professional. i don't know why they're playing with me. but i'll fire them if they don't! >> when granny and th

the news hit this bloomingdale community hard. in consolable friends and neighbors who are now left with the memorize of the 46 year old. she was just the type of person where even if you met her for a really brief just -- it was just obvious how wonderful she was and how full of light and love, you know, people i think were just drawn to her. and who feel their sense of safety and security has been violated. to think it was basically the middle of the day on christmas, you know, yes, it's scary. it's scary. but that's why we all have to watch out for each other as much as possible. what happened to tricia has really thrown me for a loop. i don't even know what to think to tell you the truth. it's just frightening and i think there's a lot of things happening in our community that we. rehab and in the most recent of the theft cases dating backto december 17, the judge ordering that he wear a gps monday or, but also that he appear the court yet again next week. live tonight in northwest d.c., marina maracco, fox5 local news. > duri

. >> reporter: today a memorial at bloomingdale grows. in memory of 46-year-old yoga teacher and actress tricia mccauley. >> she was a marvelous person. >> reporter: police arrested adrian johnson in the early morning hours on monday. after police say he strangled mccauley some time between christmas day and december 26. police caught up with him on the 22nd block of m street northwest. he was driving mccauley's car. her body was inside. police do one another, but johnson is well known to police. he has been charged with theft, robbery, unlawful entry more than half a dozen times over the past ten years. over the christmas holiday when the crime happened, police should have known exactly where johnson was. when he stole four electric toothbrushes from cbs about two weeks ago he was ordered to be fitted with a monitoring device never showing up. in -- an arrest warrant was not issued. neighbors hope justice is served for tricia. >> track process. >> reporter: now johnson also faces charges for theft and failure to appear in prince george's

emily: you mentioned bloomingdale's and macy's. cyber monday spending up now 12%.inue to monetize and capitalize on this strength? william: i think that, as you mentioned a second ago, up 12% year over year. yesterday was a huge, huge day for stripe users. we see more and more commerce moving from offline to online. so stripe is really about being an ally to startups and technology companies and giving them the tools to accelerate their businesses go global and , build marketplaces and platforms and pioneer new business models. emily: $9 billion is double square's market cap. is the difference justified, and why? william: stripe and square are very different businesses. in fact square is a business , that i greatly admire. it is a great business, but it serves a very different user base and is solving a very different problem. so, you know, for square, you're looking at the huge market of millions of small businesses across the country. largely offline. coffee shops, hair salons, things like that. stripe, in turn, is very focused on technology companies. so these a

saundra were killed...when an ef-3 tornado struck polk county in tennessee:(sot earnest grizzard/ bloomingdale city council) he loved the fire department, he loved what it representedat least five other counties in the state were them was moved to tears...sharing the story of a family who escaped the worst: (sot mayor johnn gentry/ mcminn county wed0440) a baby was born at a local hospital/ that family's house had been destroyed//so we had 20 injured and one brand new life (wed0011)the twisters were part of an onslaught of severe weather that also plagued parts of georgia, louisiana, and mississippi...where powerful winds flipped cars and even 18-wheelers:(sot wed0050) we're really lucky that nobody was hurt //it could be the other way (thu0041) the storm system also moved through the snapping power lines, and closing roads.roxana saberi cbs news. 3 3 now to a developing story back here at home... we are just hours from the start of the presidential recount here in wisconsin. green party candidate jill stein cut a check for 3.5 million dollars to make it happen. counties can decide if they wan

coming down we're also getting our first look at the beginning of the vigil right here in the bloomingdale. this is yoga district where patricia ma cull i taught yoga. meditation and chanting happening just as they remember the beloved teacher, the 46 yea6 old who went missing on christmas day, her body recovered h back of her very own car allegedly driven by that 29 year on. i want to show you just on the way over here if we can walk over, you'll see a heavy police presence, for the most part special operations. we're going to see the road shutdown as people come out of yoga district and make their way over to the park, the park wherk mack cull i was a residentesi herbal is. as you saw crowds gather ander come to yoga district you could see people before they walked into the doors already cryingyig with tiers in their eyes as they remembered this woman who was not from washington, d.c. butt who made this her home. this late breaking 29 year old adrian duane johnson from upper marlboro. we're requesting to work to getg more on his background much the two were not known to each other. as so

i want to go to my colleague tom fitzgerald who is live in the bloomingdale neighborhood. i hear there is a vigil of some sorts coming up. >>reporter: that's correct. it is about to get underway in just a few minutes.ew you a talked to anybody who knee tricia mack cull i you will quickly find out mr. was a lot more to this woman than being a victim. she was an actress. she was a nutritionist. she was a yoga instructor and td a person, everyone who knows her describes her as a kind, generous and eves vees event soul.t take a look at the scene here earlier today at the just off the rhode island whered she thought classes.t there was a steady stream peoplr bringing flowers to this location. the class went on as it was supposed torque but as you cants well imagine the people inside today were just too emotional tn talk about tricia and what she meant to the folks weather. yoga was one of her passings. p she was an herbal is. she also ran a business of her own. i was called levy head lotions and positions. it sold natural products.pr she also worked as a professional film actre

she lives in the bloomingdale area of dc. friends say she was supposed to have christmas dinner with some friends and then fly out to visit relatives. she never made to it that dinner and she never got on that flight. just minutes ago, police released a picture of her car, and a man investigators believe may be drg news4's jackie bensen live with the new details. >> reporter: there is a command post here. you may hear a dc police helicopter overhead. as you said a few minutes ago dc police released those pictures f we can get them up again, those pictures have kicked up the level of concern. any show a man inside what appears to be a star. police say he may be driving the missing woman's woman toyota scioy also seen in the newly released picture in what appears to be a parking lot. 46-year-old trisha mccauley arc yoga instructor and herbalist who is also active in dc's theater community was reported missing after she failed to show up for christmas dinner at a friend's house yesterday and then missed her plane for a trip home

. >> we found bloomingdale's free wifi in the city. these wifis had nothing to do with them. these were fake way pies. >> reporter: and the malicious wifi isn't the only scrooge in town, hackers are creating fake apps that look like the real deal, like this one called amazon reward, found in third party app stores, trying to lure you in with deals that don't actually exist. >> they look exactly like the amazon app, they use the real logo. in fact, it is stealing information and sending you to a fake website with fake coupons. >> reporter: we reached out to all the businesses here, amazon tells us, quote, we encourage customers to download content only from sources they trust. the fashion show mall says it takes id seriously and does periodic audits of our wifi systems and did not find suspicious networks. only download from the official google and app stores. if you use wifi at the mall, any hot spot with the word free in the name is probably not a good idea. for "on the money." i'm andrea day. >> joining us to talk about this problem is jeremy cap lane the editor-in-chief of

. $10,500 bloomingdale's is selling a burberry teddy bear for about $2,000. or, there's the cashmere dog cardigan from barney's for just shy of $600. toya: i can't with any of it. i just cannot. patrick: some people are. toya: we have a story coming up that really proves that it's the my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fu

. >> we found macy's free wi-fi in denver and found bloomingdale's free wi-fi in philly.hese wi-fi had nothing to do with those areas. >> malicious wi-fi isn't the only scrooge in town. hackers are creating fake apps it a look like the real deal, like this one called amazon rewards found in third-party app stores not controlled by apple or google and trying to lure you in with deals that don't actually exist. >> this looks like amazon app and uses the real logo hand in fact it's stealing information in the background and sending users to fake websites with fake coupons. >> we reached out to all the businesses mentioned here. amazon says we, quote, encourage customers to download content only from sources they trust. the fashion show mall says it takes security very seriously and does periodic audits of our wuify systems and did not find any suspicious public network, and to avoid any malicious apps only download from the official apple and goggle app stores and if you use wi-fi at the mall any hot spot with free in the fame is probably not a good idea. for oornt money, i'

new experience new york city famous holiday windows, google reported displays at 18 stores, like bloomingdales, sach's fifth avenue tonight create window wonderland video, if you use google, cardboard or google view, you can get a virtual reality experience, also audio guides from the stores creative directors. jan, greg? >> very cool. specially with the two weeks series for movies there. >> yes, exactly, never go to the movie theater again, right? >> right. never leave your home again apparently. >> thanks so much, jill. >> thanks, jill. >>> still ahead right here on "eyewitness news": the new royal portrait showing the dutchess of cambridge wearing very special item from princess diana. that's coming up next. >> and we will also have this. i'm kevin frazier, coming up ryan gosling, aim stone, sing and dance their way through la-la land, and all-star cast for epic offers christmas party. >> and you might not like the cold. but these animals sure do. take a look at them rolling around in the snow. >> how cute is that? but before we go to break, we hope you help make the holidays brighter for s

we found bloomingdales free buy pie in philly. these wi-fi had nothing to do with those brands. were fake wi-fi networks. >> reporter: and malicious wi-fi isn't the only scrooge in town. he says hackers are creating fake apps that look like the real deal. like this one called amazon rewards. found in third-party app stores not controlled by apple or google. and trying to lure you in with deals that don't actually exist. >> this looks exactly like amazon app. using the real logo, but stealing information in the background and sending you to fake websites. >> we reached out to the businesses mentioned here. amazon tells us, quote, we encourage customers to download content only from sources they trust. the fashion show mall says it takes security very seriously. and does periodic audits of our wi-fi systems and did not find any suspicious public networks. to avoid malicious apps, only download apps from the official apple and google stores. and when you use wi-fi at the mall, any hot spot with the word "free" in the name is probably not a good idea. for "nightly business report,"

junior, a georgia firefighter, and his wife saundra were killed...when (sot earnest grizzard/ bloomingdale city council) he loved the fire department, he loved what it represented at least five other counties in the state were also hit. the mayor of one of them was moved to tears...sharing the story of a family who escaped the worst: (sot mayor johnn gentry/ mcminn county ) a baby was born at a local hospital/ that family's house had been destroyed//so we had 20 injured and one brand new life the twisters were part of an onslaught of severe weather that louisiana, and mississippi...where powerful winds flipped cars and even 18-wheelers: (sot wed0050 brandon clement) we're really lucky that nobody was hurt //it could be the other way the storm system also moved through the carolinasbringing down trees, snapping power lines, and closing roads. roxana saberi cbs news. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your >> sherry swensk is here with that. ((sherry swensk)) mostly clear and cold for us this morning... today will be the calm between around tonight and then last thro

and for charity, bloomingdale's is auctioning off one of a kind chandeliers, from window displays. very cool. >>> concord, massachusetts celebrating it seventh annual cheese parade. >> and an unusual start to the holiday season, but here goes nothing. >> that is a 400 pounds wheel of cheese carried into concord in front after cheering crowd. our esteemed news room research team could not find out exactly why they do. >> this but it usually sells out, concord cheese shops in less than # weeks. >> must be delicious. >> yes, some cheese, some wine. >> coming up. >> right, katie, right, meisha? >> i'm with you! >> break it out. coming up in the next hour of cb is three "eyewitness news". >> animal advocates have long warned against giving a pet as a christmas gift. is that still true? we'll tell you why some people are bussing that myth saying now is the perfect time to get a dog or a cat. >> and meisha's dream drive. finds out where you can get super clothes for marine life without going underwater. the place is meant for kids, and it is okay to touch. we will be right see me. see me.

you can find those shoes at department stores including nordstroms and bloomingdales. my friend kate bennett was waited on by sarah jessica parker herself at the store. . can you imagine? >> into that little shoe. she wasn't doing that part? >> i don't know. maybe it was full service. she has a lot of good insight. >>> governments proposing the allow passengers to make phone individual airlines, but carriers would be required to inform passengers at the time you buy your ticket if calls are allowed on that flight. flight attendant os posed the move saying they could cause disruptions on the plane. i'm with the flight attendants on this one. >> some people don't know when to stop. >>> there's a special effort to give back this holiday season. >> howard county police are returning stolen packages. they went door to door to give people packages that had vanished from their caught two people earlier this week stole the packages and stuffed them into a truck. >> i u think everybody is pretty excited about this. the fact that we were able to stop a couple grinchs from ruinin

in the bloomingdale section of d.c.ricia mccauley was well known and beloved, people are heart broken over her loss. this is the yoga district where she was a teacher. flowers in her honor. people are angry. they want answers why johnson was not wearing the ankle bracelet at th tricia mccauley went missing. he was charge with first-degree murder. authorities say he sexual assaulted, strangled and beat tricia mccauley. but last week, johnson was released from the d.c. jail on a misdemeanor theft charge. on the 20th of december a judge ordered him to get mental health treatment and have the ankle bracelet installed on the next day, 231st. johnson never showed. a hearing to find out why he didn't show set for january 24. but she went missing on christmas day. johnson left without wearing the ankle bracelet. >> could it have prevented this crime? we are not sure that it is true. but we know that it's not okay for people to be released upon conditions and then the conditions not be met prior to them being >> we tried to get

rich was gunned down in dc's bloomingdale neighborhood after a botched robbery. his parents asked for the public's help. police are offing a $25000. >>> imagine this, it might be the future of grocery should know. picking up items and walking out. it's a new concept amazon is launching, i'm on board with it. in the show. >>> first the new mgm grant hotel and casino opens thursday. we have brought a former floor man into the studio to share five things you should know before hitting the casino. we'll talk with him next. what you gone do? lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. on a that's 10 times faster and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. >>> this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. >>> we're back now with a look at tonight's top story, vice pre

it should be noted that bloomingdale is also the place that was the scene of a murder in july of a staff er. so something that people are very concerned about. something that people have a lot of pain in their that's at third and elm streets in northwest. that is the same park where she loved to garden and where she worked as an herbalist. >>> right now, we're keeping an eye on a developing story in montgomery county. these are pictures over parkland drive in rockville, where two people were hit by a car. one of the victims is a 28-year-old woman who is in extremely critical condition. she's been flown to a hospital in baltimore. the other person hit was a child. parkland drive between independence is closed. >>> we are also learning about a deadly hit-and-run in the district. >> reporter: she couldn't hear or speak, but she knew how to navigate this neighborhood and communicate with her friends. tonight, they are mourning her death. >> first responders found her gravely injured on 14th street. 54-year-old jacqueline cole was deaf and couldn't speak. police say she was in the crosswalk.

reporting live from the bloomingdale neighborhood of northwest washington, sam sweeney. how the white house plans to punish russia for allegedly the u.s.ng with presidential election. "the washington post," reporting that punitive measures are on the table, including economic sanctions and of pneumatic censure. officials tell the post that other methods may include covert cyber operations as well. larry coleman reports of a deadly police involved shooting in northeast d.c.. others fatally shot sunday responding to a domestic disturbance. threatening officers with a knife, shot after refusing to drop the knife. the detective later -- detectives later allowed for the viewing of police body cam videos that show that he did not have a knife. way that you can spin this and say that he had a knife and the police were threatened, because they were not. we side with our eyes. >> the family members say they want to videos released. a spokesperson says he has seen a video and says it clearly shows that police say that they cannot release the videos while the death is being investi

we had back ups in both directions here just south of bloomingdale avenue. your drive across the bridges not too bad this time. just 8 minutes across the howard frankland bridge. back to you. >> thank you, gentlemen ja -- janelle. >>> happening today, jury selection begins in the trial of a south florida woman accused of solicitation to commit murder. her arrest was seen on national television as the tv show cops documented her murder for hire bust by police. she was convicted in 2011 and sentenced to 20 years in prison but that verdict was over turned. we'll let you know what happens in the courtroom. >>> take a look at this newly released surveillance video of a police officer shooting a man who stabbed him at a casino. i want to show you a closer look at that video right now. officer raul perez was working casino last january. he tried to remove a man from the poker room but that man refused to go and threw cash at the officer's face. well, that's when the officer then was stabbed in the face and neck. the officer shot the man once in the stomach. >> he l

rich was shot and killed over the summer while he was walking home in the bloomingdale neighborhood. last month his parents made an emotional plea for those responsible to come forward. >>> this morning we're learning more about two court cases that carolina could announce when they plan to retry a former police officer for murder. the mistrial was declared yesterday in michael slegr's trial. he shot and killed scott after a traffic stop last year. prosecutors say it was murder and they plan to retry slegr. the defense says the former officer feared for his life. video of the encounter seems to show scott running away as slegr shoots him in the back. >>> in georgia justin ross harris has been sentenced to life in on he's convicted of murder after leaving his 22-month-old son cooper in a hot suv for seven hours on a sweltering day in june of 2014. the judge handed down the maximum sentence and said the court found harris had intentionally and unnecessarily inflicted severe physical and mental pain upon his son. >>> investigators say it was a brutal murder at a gas station in spotsylva

the rapper will appear at bloomingdales from 1:00 to 2:30, he's coming to promote the frito men's underweary cost, 50 cents? when you step outside, you're going to know it's cold out there. >> keith's going to be the first one in line. >> no way. >> we do have a really cold weekend setting up. for teens and 20s tomorrow morning. more snow in the forecast, i'll tell you who can expect that and when coming up. >>> it may look like she's shopping, but police say there's more to this an meets the eye. how thieves are working to take your catch this holiday season. >>> jurors in the charleston church massacre trial listens to a recording. the tape of the fbi interview lasted about two hours. at one point in the video, roof laughs when talking about the murders. he also expresses disbelief when tell him he killed 9 people in all. because roof says he didn't know there were that many people in the church. he also said he killed the victims because of their race. >>> the town of gatlinburg, tennessee has reopened to visitors less than two weeks after being ravaged by wildfires. early this morning c

. >> i'm doing my last-minute shopping, going to bloomingdale's and may say's. >> rewe grabbed some shirts today. some souvenirs just in front. >> reporter: the people didn't seem to mind the traffic. >> it's not as bad as we've seen in other cities. , but given the day before christmas, it's pretty busy but move along quite well. >> i usually go shopping every christmas eve, and this the stores haven't been crowded in the last 2 weeks really. >> reporter: if you haven't done your shopping yet, it's most likely too late. most of the stores closed at 6 or 7. but you can drop off a toy to an annual toy drive. >> reporter: one classic san francisco bar committed to bringing some boys and joy to thousands of kids in the bay area. >> they gave us some nice toy. >> reporter: they did everything a day earlier than past years. this year, they decided to participate. >> they're classic san francisco, and we want to be part of the i do toy drive they have and go to the lion king after this. >> reporter: in san francisco, hermela areg washings kr norks 4 news. >>> bethel ame church in san francisco h

. >> what is tough is not knowing what happened to the woman who is part of the tight-knit bloomingdale community. >> things like that could be paused. >> this woman in the neighborhood didn't want to be on camera says she will pay closer attention anytime she is out alone. >> it could be me. i'm a smaller woman. it could happen to me any time i get in the car. >> a majority talked to say they feel safe walking through the street of the city no matter the time of day. some say they would like more answers to the questions about what happened. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. >> up to the minute on the mccauley murder case. we'll have updates online here at wjla.com. just search "mccauley" on the website. jonathan: developing now at 5:00, a missing bethesda's man credit card is being used by somebody else. john patrick donohoe hasn't been seen since december 13. look at the video. six days ago, thursday, a woman used his credit card several times in the hyattsville area spending hundreds of dollars. detectives want to talk to the woman who has seen using the credit card. you ca

.>> i am i here doing my last pick up shopping, going to bloomingdale's, macy's, getting something from my daughter, my family, everybody.>> we thought we were done on the embarcadero a -- and got some souvenirs for some friends.>> reporter: the sidewalks were full but people didn't seem to mind the traffic. >> it's not as bad as we've seen in other cities. given the day before christmas, it's pretty business -- busy. people are friendly.>> is not bad out here. i am used to go shopping every christmas eve. the stores are not really crowded. they haven't been crowded in the last two weeks. i think people's finances are different. already shop. >> reporter: six or seven stores closed for the night. people stuck around to hang out, taking pictures under the christmas tree and some taking a spin in the ice-skating rink. we've established that if you haven't done your shopping, it's too mac late. here is what you can still do. you can ice skate until 11:30. you do have to get down here soon. there is quite the waiting list. here is also something you can do that is about giving back. you can

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meantime we're still waiting for clear lanes here after head-on collision serious injuries 301 bloomingdale going to be south lane passing southbound, believe it or not most of our delays will be in northbound direction. so continue to avoid. here's a new crash pinellas county. 49th street north ulmerton northbound lane blocks are here and moderate delays. >> 8:02. sleep we all need it. for majority of us we never get enough of it. but not just a health issue our nation's lack of shut eye is also a financial one. costing us billions of dollars. according to a new research, insomnia leads to loss of 1.2 million working days a year. and that adds up to more than $411 billion for the entire country. if americans who sleep less than six hours a night increase it to about seven hours it could add billions of dollars to economy and increase productivity. there are of course, major health consequences to all of this as well. people who sleep less than six hours have a 13 percent higher mortality rate than someone who gets between 7 and 9 hours of student loan debt across country sitting at more th

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that is south of the intersection of bloomingdale. so you have some lanes blocked here. really i am not seeing a delay. if you wanted to avoid it, it would depend where you are going. you have providence road just to the east, which kind of can loop you around there, or take i-75 depending where you're going. now, if you're traveling in pinellas county we have a right at 49th street north. dow have at least two lanes blocked here right at the intersection, and injuries are reported as well. you have police as well as ems on scene. in manatee county i am still on top of a crash. this is right at somerset avenue. you may have a lane blocked here, but no reports of any injuries with this one. so you will just have police on scene. and in polk county i have been on top of some fog speeds are still in the green. the only delay i am seeing is right as you pass plant city passing the thonotosassa road exit. you can see you're in the yellow, but the drive time is at 16 minutes from polk parkway to 75 in tampa. ashley. >>> we are looking good as you are getting out the door this

available in select metro areas, amazon prime now offers delivery today, stores like best buy, bloomingdale'sa bunch of others are using a start-up called deliv same day delivery in 17 city, cities is the operative word and suburbs. >> i love the amazon calling it the procrastinator's delight if you order by 9:45 on amazon now tonight. if you're not willing to leave home and don't live in one of those urban areas what are the best options? >> yeah, we now move into printable gifts. gift certificates, subscription services like burch box or bark box, monthly dog treats and toys. moment to have someone unwrap a printed gift certificate but new research shows the gift giver focuses on that moment of unwrapping but the recipient focuses on how it plays out through the year, a printed massage and why they deserve to relax is a nice thing to do and great way to patronize local businesses. get creative, guys. >> i like it. so many great options this morning. becky, thank you. >> i can't believe tony reali is willing to admit he hasn't finished. >> i like a challenge. didn't you hear that, 50% off at

now, they all move and are detailed from lord and taylor, and saks, and bloomingdale. it's really spectacular. and that's what this whole dream's been about. is making memories for families. so i hope this year, you don't look back and say, "oh, i should have taken time." so, just take a little time. come out, make a memory here. and it will be something that will last a lifetime. - are you ready for this? castle noel is america's largest indoor, year-round christmas entertainment attraction. we'll have more, right after the break. we're talking about holiday traditions. and here at university circle, glidden house is certainly, a tradition. as a matter of fact, it says it's been placed on the national register of historic places. okay, talking about historic places, movies make history right? well now natalie's at a place on the westside, it's the house you saw in a christmas story. (happy christmas music) d to be here. we're at a christmas story house. they're making someone right now stay inside of the sink because that is one of the most iconic scenes, right? from

stores like best buy, bloomingdale's, a bunch of other ones are using a start-up called deliv, same dayy christmas eve in 17 cities, city is the operative word there and suburbs, that's kind of where you're limited. >> i love the amazon calling it the procrastinator's delight if you order by 9:45 on amazon now tonight. if you're not willing to leave home and you don't live in one of those urban areas, what are the best options? >> yeah, we now move into printable gifts, gift certificates, subscription services like birchbox that delivers monthly beauty treats or bark box, monthly dog treats and toys. but here's the news, it might not feel great in the moment to have someone unwrap a printed gift certificate, but new research shows the gift giver focuses on that moment of unwrapping, but the recipient focuses on how a gift will play out through the year, so a printed massage certificate, for example, a thoughtful card about why that person deserves to relax is actually a really nice thing to do and a great way to patronize local businesses. so, get creative, guys. >> i like it. so many g

i heard bloomingdale's was having a good one, nordstrom's.hat's. >> reporter: after holiday retailers looking to blow out merchandise began launching deals on christmas day. it's often worth it for those who are willing to wait. >> one of the best things about coming to the mall the day after christmas and this coming week is that so much is on sale. most retailers have deeply discounted pricing as they're clearing out winter merchandise and preparing for the spring. >> reporter: for some it's a good time to finally treat yourself and your wallet. >> we like to wait until after the holidays, spend our money then. we feel like we get more for it. >> reporter: and a couple of things to keep in mind. make sure you check those receipts before you make the trip out here. we had a couple of people who weren't able to return their gifts. another thing is that the store is -- or the mall rather is not closing so late. after christmas, before christmas they were closing at 11 o'clock at night. tonight it's 9:30 so essentially less time to do all your