remember dakota and bristol had a rocky relationship. they announced their engagement in 2015, two months later they called it off and one month after that, bristol reveals she was pregnant with dakota's baby and added while it was, quote, a huge disappointment for her family, i do not want lectures or sympathy. the two had joint legal custody and co-parented for months before falling in love again. they now tell "e.t." they are, quote, thankful for new beginnings. >> congrats to bristol. >> meanwhile, last night we were with another new parent as "gq" >> new dad ryan reynolds stole the show. wee wert firsat the red carpet at the star-studded guy's night out. >> how does it feel? does it get you cool points at home to be man of the year? >> cool points for changing a diaper, but yeah, this doesn't suck. >> he's sexy and he changes diapers. who is this guy? ryan and wife blake lively just welcomed baby number two in september, a little sister for their daughter jane. >> i have someone who has a message for you. >> oh, yeah? >> she just ma

. >> then a bristol palin baby bombshell. exclusive announcement to e.t. >> an office christmas party arrest. who got too rowedy and spent the night in jail. >> >> we deliver a message from his friend and former co-star betty white. >> congratulations, ryan. oh, how wonderful. >> she has no idea she's the mother. >> and our one-on-one with betty still cracking us up at nearly 95. >> is there one thing out there that betty white still wants to do? >> robert redford. >>> now, for december 9, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> there are new developments tonight in brad pitt's ongoing custody war with angelina. >> let's get right to it. here's our top story. >> angelina's getaway with the kids. >> 11:00 a.m. tuesday, angelina, hair down, wearing a black dress checked out of the hotel bel air and of course, angie's wedding band was gone and all she had was a louis vuitton overnight bag. all six kids were on hand along with security guards and nannies. zahara had a mcdonald's to go bag. all of the children love fast food. k

i see in the upgrade -- in the downgrade. >> they go to an upgrade to buy on bristol. >> bristol has charm again, and bristol has real momentum, i just think that you can have both go up. i am not -- remember, i'm not looking for reasons to downgrade. i'm looking for reasons to upgrade in order to be able to be on the case. i just think that they're a responsible company like merck. the responsible drug companies, i believe, are going to catch a bid, and the irresponsible ones are going to get the tweets. >> i really think that. >> this is a typo. i believe that merck -- this says merck is up 28.5% since the election. >> look, these are very tough stocks to downgrade. do you want to downgrade allergen? do you want to go against ken fraser, who has been such a responsible ceo? >> he has been great. >> he has been great. >> i'm long bristol-myers. this is a stock that the expectations for a particular clinical trial were way out of control. >> it was their fall. >> fair. >> got completely hammered. this is a stock that traded from 77 down into the 40s on a single beta point. it was jus

the issue of head injuries was once again a talking point in the 13th minute with bristol's tusi pisilf jamie shillcock. despite being reduced to 14—men tom varndell‘s hattrick gave bristol the victory but they remain bottom of the premiership, two points behind worcester. all three matches in the pro12 on boxing day were derbies. glasgow beat scottish rivals edinburgh 25—12 at murrayfield to end a run of three straight defeats. these two contest the annual 1872 cup across the two matches they play in the domestic season, and glasgow went ahead towards the end of the first half whenjosh strauss bundled over. and the visitors sealed the victory with their third try of the game after the break, finished off byjosh dunbar. no bonus point for glasgow though so they remain in sixth in the table, a point behind ulster and scarlets. edinburgh stay third from bottom. cardiff blues won their derby at home to newport gwent dragons. josh navidi scored their third try to make it 27—16 just before half—time, but the blues didn't go on to get the bonus point they might have expected. in fact, neith

despite being reduced to 1a men, tom varndell‘s hat trick gave bristol the victory — but they remaintches in the pro 12 were derbies. glasgow beat scottish rivals edinburgh 25—12 at murrayfield in the pick of the day's pro12 games. that ends a run of three straight defeats. these two contest the annual 1872 cup across the two matches they play in the domestic season, and glasgow went ahead towards the end of the first half whenjosh strauss bundled over. and the visitors sealed the victory with their third try of the game after the break, finished off byjosh dunbar. no bonus point for glasgow though so they remain in sixth in the table and end a run of three straight defeats. edinburgh remain third from bottom. cardiff blues won their derby at home to newport gwent dragons. josh navidi scored their third try to make it 27—16 just before half—time, but the blues didn't go on to get the bonus point they might have expected. in fact, neither side scored at all in the second half. 27—16 it stayed. in the late game, munster currently lead leinster1li—10. england bowler stuart broad has tak

bristol crown court had heard that —— had heard the laurie's brakes had failed and it had clocked up450,000 miles at the time of the crash. the owner of the haulage company, matthew gordon, who has been found guilty of four counts of manslaughter, was driving one lorry through a western village when he stopped, and then a second lorry driven by 20—year—old philip potter attempted to break to avoid a collision, but the brakes on that lobbied then failed. it hit several pedestrians, including four—year—old mitzi and her grandmother, margaret rogers, and then hit the car containing the three other victims who died. the prosecuting qc said mr potter's laurie continued to career down the lane in western village out of control, and these are pictures from the time of the crash. because on the 9th of february last year. by the time the lorry came to a stop, four people had suffered fatal injuries, the four—year—old girl who had been crossing the road with her grandmother and three men who had been travelling together in the same car. this is a picture of the four—year—old victim, who died a

bridge instead of the burlington bristol as you're headed out.onstruction on the turnpike. this is westbound between downingtown and valley forge. the right lane is blocked in this area and was not far from the area where we had the turnpike shut down for awhile yesterday with that big tanker truck fire. today it's just construction causing an issue. northeast extension southbound construction between lehigh valley and quakertown as you're headed out tam. >> thank you, karen. new jersey lawmakers have given their okay to ride sharing services like uber and lyft. they approved that measure yesterday. though republican governor chris christie would still need to sign off on it. the law would allow the state attorney general to decide whether the criminal background checks now used by the crows sufficient. >> ♪ >> time for your first look at business at the big board. boeing warning employees there could be layoffs next year. the industrial giant which has a large factory in delaware county says open positions will not be filled and buyouts will be

. >> if you're interested in different kind of vacation, trip to bristol bay in alaska. take a look. >> travel seeking adventure alaskan wilderness will find a collection of world class fishing lodges in the bristol bay region. >> crystal creek lodge began 28 years ago. the idea was to create a lodge that have level of comfort luxury and service that was beyond the level of what was previously available. i like to describe my own personal mission statement, which isn through adventure, hospitality and interaction. >> the lodge is known for providing tours to some of the most bountiful fishing rivers. for a unique adventure, guests can take a small propeller plane to catch a glimpse. >> it's really not very easy. you have to have knowledge of where they are. you have to have we are airplane. safe place to land. it's a very unique opportunity that we can offer to experience it. >> there's about 200 to 300 animals here. they're all males. they're all well rested. as the groups get larger and tighter, everybody has to shift in bed. you see a lot of uneasiness. >> world becom

simonjack, bbc news, bristol. be a transition, how long should it go on for? i see this in two stages. and i think this is what philip hammond was arguing for. you have a first stage where the basic framework is agreed. you are in or out of the single market, you accept or don't accept the customs union, the formula for the settlement of britain's remaining debts on the budget, whatever. there is a lot of detail that will take years to sort out. let me take one single example. i did a conference with independent travel operators, now they operate undera regulation covering package holidays, and nobody imagines that this kind of detail can be renegotiated, it's taken 30 years to get there, within a small period of time. so there will have to be a framework in which the government agrees with the european union that we're going to stay in the single market either overall or for many product categories or we are going to leave it. and once that is established you can then begin to talk about all the technical detail

my question is how did you come about bristol bay?a: this is a once-in-a-lifetime trip for our readers to take. it really combines adventure with luxury. jonathon: you can find out more about that once-in-a-lifetime trip on bloomberg.com/pursuits. next, bollinger invites us to a champagne harvest. emma: the owner of milk bar creates holiday sweets just for us. jonathan: the supermodel sits down with us after a long day of shooting the cover of the send issue. ♪ ♪ jonathan: welcome to "bloomberg pursuits," bloomberg's intelligent luxury magazine. i am jonathan ferro. emma: and i am editor-in-chief. we could not ask for a better cover model than doutzen kroes. jonathon: doutzen kroes, a victoria's secret supermodel. emma: we spoke to her about her work for "not on my planet." ♪ >> it started with my agent going to kenya. he came back full of stories. he told me i had to go. he cld not stop talking about how amazing it was over there and we had to change something because of the crisis going on. i said i will go for myself i want to see

so were bristol-myers and heinz initially.ut you see they snapped right back, and that's what happens to the best of breed well-managed companies. so let's come back to the show itself. remember, i have now told you to use an index fund no matter what and then only buy individual stocks with mad money using the right way, not the wrong way. here, though, i have detailed how a rotation can derail the best of the best for a short period of time. what we do on "mad money" is try to explain right up top why your stocks might not be following the fortunes of the companies underneath because of things like rotations and so-called macro events. then i try to show you that as a home gamer you can use the flailings of the hedge fund performers to your own advantage by picking up best of breed companies. i do that basically through the longer pieces that use stocks as examples of what's happening and also by bringing on executives to learn about their stories, see if they fit into what's right or what's wrong in the "mad money" world vi

. >> good morning, entire "sportscenter" set here in bristol, connecticut. >> no matter where we are segment follows us. we're just blessed. let's start lebron james and cavaliers facing milwaukee. moving ahead of moses malone on the all-time scoring list. that mea h there that means you're in trouble whoever you may be. 34 points, 12 rebounds, 7 assists. if dudes go under on the screen he has to be to hit the long shot. cavaliers win by 6. >>> demarcus cousins host the kings. cousins got fined for an altercation with a reporter back on december 12th. had an interesting night. 5 for 8 from three-point range and 55 points. one off his career high and hit 17 in the fourth quarter. gets that to go there and you see his mouthpiece came out of his mouth. originally he got a technical foul because i guess because they thought he spit it out but then they rescinded it and was able to come back and key block late and they win it 126-121. i've never seen that and then they call him back during the game. >> right. i hadn't either. neither had >> that's all we got. back to you. >> sorry to inte

it is now a continuous seven mile trial from bristol to falls township. >>> fighting the bitter cold is getting easier in york count gee. >> somebody is tying winter coats, winter hats and scarves to poles. each one has a note saying if you need a scarf to stay warm take it. also on the note is a final verse. >> i think that is very thoughtful, it's very considerate of the people donating them or making them and leaving them for people because there are people who come who don't have proper clothing or stuff to keep warm. >> this is really cold outside. other acts of kindness like these have popped up in michigan, maine and philadelphia. >>> this holiday season help us share stories of people you know sharing kindness like leaving scarves and hats for people who might need them out there. >> nbc 10 and the "today" show are looking for people to feature in the second annual #share kindness campaign, it is to inspire 1 million acts of kindness through the holiday season. tell us about someone you know who is sharing kindness so we can feature them. use facebook, instagram or twitter an

by the way burlington bristol bridge opening around 425. that's now open, jen, rahel, back to you. >> thank you so much. german police now say that a deadly incident in a popular christmas market was a deliberate attack. >> this is the scene now central berlin. authorities are interrogating the man they say was behind the wheel of the truck, it plowed through this market killing at least 12 people, injuring 48. officials around the world were calling this a terror attack even before german authorities confirmed their findings, one eyewitness said initially it looked like an accident. >> i saw a truck barreling into a crowd of innocent people tonight. it looked like the truck jumped the curb and was going too fast, and it got out of control, and sort of just swerved into the market. >> police believe the truck was stolen, and the only passenger on board died shortly after the crash, a polish national. >> white house describing the berlin as act of terrorism, sparking. >> trang do live at city hall where police are taking extra precautionary

the entire "sportscenter" set here in bristol, connecticut.n verrett along with neil everett. >> no matter where we are this segment follows us. we're just blessed. let's start lebron james and cavaliers facing milwaukee. james moved ahead of moses malone in eighth place on the nba's all-time scoring list. he was feeling it when he hits his chest like that. that means he's dialed in. when he hits one from way back there, that means you're in trouble whoever you may be. james, 34 points, 12 rebounds, 7 assists. he said, man, if dudes go under on the screen he has to be to hit the long shot. gentleman babry parker needs to work on free throws. cavaliers win by 6. >>> demarcus cousins host the blazers on tuesday night. cousins got fined $50,000 for an altercation with a reporter back on december 12th. had an interesting night. 5 for 8 from three-point range and he had 55 points. one off his career high and hit 17 in the fourth quarter. gets that to go there and you see his mouthpiece came out of his mouth. now, originally he got a technical foul

incredibly frustrating for my constituents, cross-country operate 63 services a day between birmingham and bristol and only three on the way, my right honorable friend ensure ministers extending train operators franchise do not allow cross-country to go treating it like a leopard to be avoid

nbc 10 was on indian red road in bristol township last night where repair crews were fixing both homes. police told us the driver floored the car out of her neighbor's living room ray cross the street and then sped back into her own home with her adult children inside. the impact left a gaping hole. no one was hurt fortunately. we did speak to the neighbor moments after he saw the damage to his own home. >> talked to my neighbor and he goes, yeah, dan, you are going to need a whole new house. if anybody was home they would probably be dead. the car has tread marks in my living room. >> another neighbor told us the driver complained about something happening to her car to cause the two crashes. both the neighbor and the woman's children are staying somewhere else this morning with police calling the woman's home unlivable. >>> today u.s. senator bob kasie will be in philadelphia discussing ways to help keep children safe from guns at home. senator kasie will join community advocates and medical professionals at temple university a little bit later on this morning. he's calling for new g

burlington bristol is getting up 4:25 set for an opening this morning. no word as to whether that is heading south. it probably is pulling out of the dock here and will impact tacony palmyra in an hour or so. ben franklin bridge looking good, that is another good option for you but vine street expressway closed until 5:00 this morning. that overnight construction shut down between schuylkill and broad street, you know, alternates coming into downtown. they are still working on i-95 as well couple work crews wrapping up as much as this as they can before they take a break for the holiday but watch for crews out there between cottman avenue down through the betsy ross bridge. two fire locations one in collindale at broad and montgomery with local detours, one at northeast at unruh and gillespy. we will give it another try. rough go on septa yesterday. we had power line, coming down across the train in jenkintown and that caused upward of 90 plus minute delays in the height of the rush hour in both directions and then what happened is the conductors that we

it took them until boxing day, but bristol rugby have their first win of the season, beating worcesterhem until boxing day, but bristol rugby have their first win of the season, beating worcester by 28—20. the premiership‘s bottom side played much of the match with 1a men but a hat—trick from tom varndell helped them close the gap on their opponents at the foot of the table to just two points. there were three derby matches in the pro12. glasgow ended a run of three straight defeats by beating edinburgh 25—12 at murrayfield. cardiff blues beat newport and munster beat leinster in the day's other games. and favourite thistlecrack won the big boxing day race at kempton park, the king george vi chase. it beat stablemate cue card by three lengths. a great result for jockey tom scudamore. that's a great name, as well as smack thank you very much. that's all from me for this morning. charlie and sally will be back with breakfast from 6am tomorrow. now, though, mark kermode takes a look back at the big releases of the year, sorting the crackers from the turkeys, in review 2016: the year in fi

the issue of head injuries was once again a talking point in the 13th minute — with bristol's tusi pisi hattrick gave bristol the victory — but they remain bottom of the premiership, two points behind worcester. all three matches in the pro12 on boxing day were derbies. glasgow beat scottish rivals edinburgh 25—12 at murrayfield to end a run of three straight defeats. these two contest the annual 1872 cup across the two matches they play in the domestic season, and glasgow went ahead towards the end of the first half whenjosh strauss bundled over. and the visitors sealed the victory with their third try of the game after the break, finished off byjosh dunbar. no bonus point for glasgow though so they remain in sixth in the table, a point behind ulster and scarlets. edinburgh stay third from bottom. cardiff blues won their derby at home to newport gwent dragons. josh navidi scored their third try to make it 27—16 just before half—time, but the blues didn't go on to get the bonus point they might have expected — in fact neither side scored at all in the second half, 27—16 it stayed. munst

good morning, pretty cold morning this morning, we are ten miles to the rest of bristol. —— west.ers and generally wet summers, so what impact is this having on wildlife? each year, the national trust surveys properties across the uk, to see what impact the weather is having, this year, if you feel you have been mowing your lawn a little bit more often than you normally do, it is not something you have been imagining, it seems it probably has been true. voiceover: this year, beef farmer rob havard made hay while the sun shone and while the rain came and still, he's grass grows. we have seena still, he's grass grows. we have seen a really good grass grazing through the season, a lot of grass on the ground at the moment and we are in early december and still grazing outside, everyday i can keep my cattle out of the shed i think it is better for them. why the rampant grass growth? a mild wet winter was followed by a cold spring. and then came all mild wet weather in may and june, ideal conditions in which grass can grow. the rate of grass growth was in many places a third faster than

bristol-myers squibb thanks the patients, nurses, and physicians involved in opdivo clinical trials. >>> to the index. the danger on one american highway. police releasing dash cam video showing an alleged drunk driver swerving off highway 10 in minnesota. the truck driver pulling over, falling out of the cab. police say his alcohol level was 0.28. >>> a deadly cargo plane crash in south america. the jet going down just three minutes after takeoff in colombia. the boeing 727 hit the fence, then slammed into the ground, bursting into flames. five crew members were killed. one did survive. >>> there is news tonight on breast cancer. a new study reporting more than 14% of women with early stage breast cancer opted for unnecessary surgery to remove both breasts. researchers claim that many patients choose to remove healthy breast tissue because surgeons don't make it clear that removing healthy tissue doesn't necessarily reduce risk later on. that study in the journal jama surgery. and we have more on our website. >>> when we come back, america strong. the time jeopardy! clue, the champ,

jon joins us live from bristol now. we heard from some of the affected families there. during the course of the afternoon? yes. sian vaughan who i interviewed, stephen vaughan's widow, she is the only one to have done anything on camera. all four bereaved families released statements this afternoon following these guilty of manslaughter verdicts for the two main deficits. —— defendants. all talk about the impact on their lives losing people so close to them. mitzi's family talking about they will never see her grow up. talking about they will never see hergrow up. a talking about they will never see her grow up. a little girl who was becoming more confident in her life, full of the future, now deprived of that future. all of those families talking about their losses, but also all of them talking about the importance of these verdicts, not just for them and these deaths, but to try to prevent other haulage companies in other parts of the uk, to carry out those checks. not to try to cut corners. not to make excuses, but to follow the rules that exist and maybe for there t

bristol crown court had heard that —— had heard the laurie's brakes had failed and it had clocked upe stopped, and then a second lorry driven by 20—year—old philip potter attempted to break to avoid a collision, but the brakes on that lobbied then failed. it hit several pedestrians, including four—year—old mitzi and her grandmother, margaret rogers, and

and a vehicle that ran into a house in bristol township on indian red road. and a water main break and an icy mess to boot in cherry hill, 70 eastbound past 595. and gloucester township by the cvs look for a crash at college drive. >>> still ahead a labor of love for folks at the university for the past few decades how they make the holidays brighter for dozens of families. >> and it was all hands on deck for this christmas mission in south jersey. we'll show you. >> windchills in the eastern half of the country from the mid-atlantic. and 10 below in burlington. we'll talk about a tremendous jump in the temperature over the weekend. we'll have details in accuweather. >>> and jeff skversky has details of the eagles getting ready for the ravens and signing a new player. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> in university city people braved the temperatures to make sure families had

the labour party had victories elsewhere, like the mayoral election in bristol. khan was elected mayor of london. the former shadow chancellor did surprisingly well on strictly. he'sjumping up and down. jezza had time for fun catching some pokemon with me in a park. the party ended the year where it started with jeremy corbyn at its centre. a previously leader, tony blair, came under scrutiny with the publication of the chilcott inquiry‘s report into the iraq war. it was 2.3 million words long. the decision to go to war in iraq and to remove saddam hussein from power in a coalition of over a0 countries led by the usa as much was the hardest, most momentous and agonising decision i took in my ten years as prime minister. now, ukip, where to start? after basically causing the referendum and then winning it, nigel farage resigned as ukip leader. during the referendum campaign i said that i want my country back. what i'm saying today is i want my life back. and it begins right now, thank you. diane james succeeded him but didn't much like the look of it and quit afte

bristol-myers squibb thanks the patients, nurses, and physicians involved in opdivo clinical trials. according to church history, 300 years after the crucifixion of jesus christ, the most important woman in the roman empire, the empress helena, sets off on an epic quest, to find the actual cross jesus died on. >> when helena herself went to the holy land, nobody's ever done this before. >> she is likely to have left from rome. to reach jerusalem is almost 2,000 miles over land. >> for an elderly lady, helena is in her 70s at this point, this journey is an enormous undertaking. >> it is so unbelievably far away. in the american context, if new york is rome, jerusalem is something like guam or american samoa. >> but by all accounts, helena is a remarkable woman. >> we know only a couple of things about the empress helena. we know that she was christian. and we know that she was a commoner. >> and yet she gets together with a traveling roman and gives birth to the man who will one day become the emperor of rome. >> since its creation in 27 b.c., the roman empire has been ruled by pagans

bristol-myers squibb thanks the patients, nurses, and physicians involved in opdivo clinical trials.etrays jesus. the question is, why? >> does judas know what he's doing? does judas resent jesus, or is he just disillusioned, or is he just confused? >> we don't know what made judas do what he did. i can imagine a lot of different motives. >> in the gospel of matthew, judas betrays jesus for 30 pieces of silver. >> for me, greed doesn't work as a motive because judas spent the last one to three years traipsing around the judean desert and galilee presumably for no money. so why now all of a sudden is this person greedy? >> so why else would cause judas to double cross jesus? >> i am with jesus of nazareth and can bring him to you. >> some experts think that judas was a zealot. a zealot is a technical term for a group of revolutionaries who are really strongly opposed to roman occupation. if judas was one of these revolutionaries, maybe he got frustrated jesus wasn't taking enough action in public enough, pressing the matter hard enough. >> maybe he handed over jesus in the hopes that

joining me now from our bristol studio is alasdair cameron from friends of the earth. leave behind on the part of president obama for conservationists. this is great news for the wildlife, conservationists, the people that live there, the arctic. we've seen the damage an oil spill can do. we have to remember what happened in the gulf of mexico and this is a much tougher operating environment and would be more difficult to fit it anything went wrong. at least these areas will be off—limits. but this is a bit more about conservation. it's also about climate change. we know we can't burn all the fossil fuels we find. if we heat more than 2 degrees, we can't burn more than 75% of the fuels we know about, we had to leave most of them in the ground and we certainly shouldn't be looking for new sources. ok. but we have a president elect who is about to assume the presidency next month. he is ambivalent on climate change and he's not entirely sure that it is man—made. if it is taking place at all. the way that president obama has managed to lock down this legislation in bannin

bristol-myers squibb thanks the patients, nurses, and physicians involved in opdivo clinical trials. >>> martha stewart, businesswoman and media mogul is choosing her all-time favorite entrepreneurs. people who have changed her world and ours. >> martha loves people. she has always been a people person. and always been very open to trying things, meeting people. >> people of all ages connect with martha and now more than ever, that includes young people. >> i think that hipsters maybe have been ill served by their mother or their grand mother and they forgot to teach them certain things and i'm teaching them everything. i have got 85 how-to books since 1982. that's a lot of books. >> martha was part of the swinging 60s. she had her own hipster years. in 1976, martha began a catering business, before being asked to write her first cookbook. 1976 was also the year that the name microsoft was registered by its young co-founder bill gates. >> he has one of the most googled personas in the world, ever, ever, ever. >> martha could see the technology was going to have a big effect on our li

so a burlington bristol bridge is coming soon. and the southbound lanes of 42 are extra heavy because of an earlier crash the landing ride can you see it off the walt whitman bridge. crash along 295 south of mount laurel off to the side but causing slowing there as well. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> all right matt thanks into next on "action news" work begins on a massive energy project at a local energy base. key tails on the solar panels involved. >>> and a dentist may have spread infections and diseases. next. >>> and a mall packed with holiday shoppers we help you find healthy options at the food court. >>> the policeman that is still the there that allegedly assassinated a russian ambassador. he was flown home the day after being killed at an art gallery at a local art gallery. the police officer was upset over the civil war and fow they are looking for others that may have helped plan the attack. >>> the man accused in three bombings in new jerseyth new york pleaded not guilty to murder charges to

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> christmas in bristol, we decorate every year. our mum's house.ght our first little -- it's like the christmas tree. >> yes. what do you call, a silhouette. >> silhouette of a christmas tree. >> christmas, we wanted the tradition. >> we have had americans visit in bristol. >> we got into the australian newspaper. >> we did. i think that was last year we got into the australian newspaper. >> some people travel a good few miles to come see a decent set of christmas lights. >> we just had a little bit of an easier task. >> a couple of hours. >> we do get problems with the wind. stuff up on the roof blowing like reindeers off the roof. >> you see what you can do to fasten it down. >> yes. >> my favorite, everybody asks us are we renting? >> the nativity is my favorite. >> that's our number one question. the electric. >> how much does it cost? >> we used to do a big turn on ceremony of the lights. just a few neighbors come out. family. it got so big we've done a main event. >> whew! >> we have burgers, hot dogs. >> we've been raising money for some chi

for now head for 1 or 95 or the burlington bristol bridge.turnpike connecter is not where you want to be. market frank ford subway has 20 minute delays because of a medical emergency at girard. otherwise 10 minutes behind on a bunch of the lines. we'll check it again brian and monica, coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. >>> still to come tonight consumer reports breaks down the best home assistant speakers. and stepping outside the philadelphia international airport getting brighter with the evening lights, looking live things look good but cloudy. adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph, tracking a big time cool down. i was surprising how warm it was last year. >> we were running around in shorts and t-shirts. el niÑo to a la nina weather. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan a front to the north and west that will pass through. and this will bring the temperatures down a little bit for tomorrow. and the second front that is the true arctic front that doesn't arrive her

they go all out for the holidays by illuminating their mom's home in bristol with 200,000 christmas lightsmoney they make from visitors there goes toward a good cause. >> this is our christmas house the crystal. we decorate it every year. it's our mom's house. she lends it to us. >> we started in 1994. we bought our first -- >> it's like a silhouette of a christmas tree. and our house it's christmas is a tradition no go over the top for christmas. >> we've had americans visit in bristol. we got in the australian newspaper. >> we did. i think that was last year. some people will travel a good few miles to see a decent set of christmas lights. >> we live around the corner. it's an easier task. we do get problems with the wind putting stuff on the roof, blowing reindeer off the roof. >> see what you can do to fasten it down. >> my favorite, mine is -- the nativity is my favorite. >> that's probably our number one question. how much does it cost? >> we used to do a big turn on ceremony of the lights. it used to be just a few neighbors and family, but it got so big, we've done a main event. >>

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