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. >> caitlin is in college now, her mission even bigger. she's looking for your help. my guest list just tripled. my cookie exchange is super competitive. mine too. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! my family really needs to be wowed this year! standing rib roast! wow. everything for the holidays. that's my giant. ♪ >>> tonight police are hunting for the driver who crashed into several parked cars in wynnefield heights overnight. five owners woke up this morning to find their cars damaged on the 4,000 block of ford road. police say it happened around 2:15 this morning. thankfully no one was inside any of the cars at the time. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney working to improve asian-american relations in the philadelphia community. >> this comes in the wake of violent robberies targeting business owners. he introduced new commission on asian-american affairs today at city hall. crime and immigration were among the hot topics. the mayor spoke about the importance of keeping philadelphia a sanctu

thanks, caitlin., a maryland man arrested for dui with a 5-year-old child in the car. >> and then president obama preparing to punish russia over sign area tacks that happened leading up to election. >> and cinderella story for two local kids that were through tough times. how a community came together to give them fairy tail gift. we're back after this. >> no charges will be filed in the death of a man in alexandria, virginia. duke street. a 77-year-old resident pushed 82-year-old hunter alexander during an argument and he fell. he die twod days plater. today the commonwealth attorney said he will not seek indictment because it shows the death was unintentional and the man has severe dementia.shting n northwest. li say tse two men are responsible for shooting and year-old james dorsey jr. on feeder street monday night. inveigators say three people were outside a 7-eleven when a fight broke out. that's when police say torsy was shot and killed. if you recognize those suspect police wants to u give the

. >> let me bring you in, caitlin. do you expect a change in trump's outlook once he meets with intelligence officials next week? >> what is interesting about that meeting is the question about what will be new in that briefing. remember, the obama administration has been talking about this issue since the summer. and the trump transition team says they will assess after their intelligence briefing next week. and in some ways it does give trump the opportunity to kind of take a step back, hit the pause button for a minute and say, you know, the intelligence community presented a compelling argument, here's what i've learned, this is what i think now. but given his recent tweets, given everything that we know about his position on russia so far, that does seem unlikely, even for a person who is known to surprise us a bit. but it will be interesting to see, you know, what new comes out of that meeting given that they have been briefed for several months now. >> we're all looking forward to that meeting to hearing somethi

caitlin was only 12 years old when alyssa and her daughters lost everything in a house fire.ctims of domestic violence. >> you know how it feels to be, you know, not know what you're going to do or, you know, how you're going to buy the kid, you know, clothes for school or, you know, when people come through it's just a feeling, you know, i don't know how to explain it. >> i just knew deep down that i want to do start something that would do the same and approached my mom telling her what oy wanted to do. >> you're going to make me cry. >> and, yeah, she was just so supportive. she's always been my number one fan. >> it started off offering only clothing. seven years ago. >> we started it and thinking, you know, she'll do it for a month or two and she'll be done, and it went on and on and her ideas got bigger and bigger. >> reporter: until there was no more space in the first building of the non-profit angels of god. >> as you can see, you don't see much floor space especially this time of year. um, we run out of the room qui quickly. >> reporter: caitlin's next big idea -- >

. >> yesterday caitlin and i changed we both agreed we like mariah's cary's all i want for christmas >> i saw a video of mariah cary in her own house listening to her own music >> mimi wouldn't do that, she's too grounded and down to earth >> she had a child with her and both singing along. >> yeah. >> love it. >> your favorite holiday song >> there we go. >> 38 in washington ms. piggy talented. 33 in quantico. overnight, it's fog was an issue, trying to burn the fog up. we should be in for a pleasant day. nice dry afternoon. we'll be 40's to about 50 little later with quiet conditions locally. let's take spin around the country. winter in its full fury across the pacific northwest, big snows like colorado and utah. the dakotas will be big later. a mild weather pattern the next couple days as the daytime highs should be a few degrees above normal. upper 40's to about 50. you can see we don't have a whole lot going on. few clouds to the north and west. our next weather making is all the way up towards denver, won't get in until tuesday and shower activity. nice this afternoon, tomorro

caitlin coleman and her husband joshua boyle appear with their two children born in captivity.rs to read from a script tweeting for help. what do we know about the american hostages at the terror groups holding them? >> reporter: good morning. the terror group holding the colemans are the how connie network, holding five americans hostage, three are in the coleman family. you see a picture releasing this video showing caitlin coleman and her canadian husband with two young children in captivity the first time the network released a video showing these children who were born in captivity, they were kidnapped four years ago while hiking in afghanistan. coleman was 7 months pregnant at the time. the us government considers the network the most dangerous and lethal and sophisticated terror group in afghanistan and pakistan responsible for killing hundreds of american soldiers in the past 15 years. the state department reacted to this nasty video. >> reprehensible. it is reprehensible to hold them in the first place. they need to be released, period. to include children in the video

ray: she grows by the name caitlin gage and says that is because her father is the only one who stood by her the past two years. the prosecution says gage has only herself to kaitlyn gage beat her three-year-old daughter to death, she entered court to learn her sentence. the prosecution said there was nothing minimal about what happened it to brielle gage. the girls over a hundred 50 injuries from being beaten, thrown against furniture, and repeatedly lied about what happened to the girl. defense says she has ptsd, but prosecution said that is typical of people convicted of murder and asked that she be sentenced 45 years to life. there was emotional testimony in court this morning. her grandmother read victim impact statements. kaitlyn she did not express remorse but instead talked about how much she misses brielle, calling her at one point her best friend. recording live international, ray brewer -- in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: a mother charged in connection with the overdose death of her teenage daughter, has just been sentenced. jazzmyn rood pleaded guilty to covering

then last year, remember the bachelorette runner-up also got caught sleeping with caitlin bristol. >> you -- will you go the distance and get physical with women before the fantasy suite at the bachelor? >> probably not. >> it didn't work out very well. >> it is going to be a sexy season, but as far as getting to all of the bases, you might pump the brakes on that a little bit. >> i want nick right now. right now. >> on the season there are more ladies to choose from, 30 and eight won't make it past the first rose ceremony. >> how would you react if any of your past women came back for cam rows. >> that would be interesting, for better or worse i'm going to meet myself. >> he definitely found love and the software salesman stopped shy of saying he as engaged. >> what if he's still single at the end of the season? >> that's possible. what's your biggest fear. >> getting old. it's bound to happen one day? the fourth time better be the charm. >> johnny depp is still deep in his divorce battle with amber herd, but there's another part of his life he's hoping to move past. his massive fren

caitlin we miss you. but it's wonderful she gets to be with her family this morning. >> thank you. it's a tradition i work on christmas morning. i've gotten used to it. >> yesterday was kind of a wash-out >> i have breaking news. i think i might have seen santa and rain deer last night. i saw a red light after midnight >> rudolf's nose? boys and girls, tucker saw santa >> i tried to get a picture >> he moves too fast. >> too fast >> so what is the day like today? everyone is going to wants to play with bike, scooter, >> the fog we had has burned it should be a beautiful afternoon. a little cool. daytime highs in the upper 40's to 50. all in all, >> that's super nice, tucker >> do you want numbers? do weather now? ok. 38 now in reagan national. 40 dulles, bmi marshal 35. fog advisory during the overnight hour, still burning off in spots. otherwise, you'll feel that moisture when you walk out, but we should be in for plenty of sunshine an nice afternoon as mentioned santa in addition to delivering lots of gifts, delivering a beautiful day across the area. we'll talk about what's comi

so caitlin, take me through this, you heard sean spicer giving a sort of defense about why donald trump loves twurt, what the sort of upside of it is. but i also remember the last week, two weeks to have the campaign, his people actually got the phone away from him, he wasn't tweeting. it feels like those were the two best weeks he had politically. he won the election. what i see the twitter strategy being, though, is not necessarily speaking directly to his supporters or to the american people, because most people are not on twitter. it's really to speak to reporters and have it disseminated through a kind of -- kind of drive the news cycle that way. he sees twitter as kind of a mini press release type of thing. and it's a way for him to control the narrative without ever having to address the press if he doesn't want to. he's the only president-elect in american times that hasn't held a press conference during the transition period. we'll see if he does, next month. >> it's interesting, too. i try to think about how the press handles these tweets. sometimes they'll be loaded up with i

another portrayed caitlin jenner while one member uttered a homophobic slur.hey're urging all members to avoid offensive performances. >> use common sense. okay? if you think something might be offensive withiv offensive, if you're thinking that, then it probably is. change what you're doing. >> reporter: and today's events are family friendly. doors open at 4:30. the special sneak peek happens at 6:00. reporting live, pamela osbourne, nbc 10 news. >>> and the forecast for the mummers parade is looking good. let's talk current conditions right now. here's a look at campbellback mountain, still dark out there but you can tell there's no rain, no snow track this morning. instead we're going to stay on the dry side. you also can't tell but the clouds are building back in overhead after a clear evening. wind speeds are lighter than they were yesterday because we don't have the system passing. winds are 10 mile an hour in allenton. philadelphia at 7. we're going to see the winds pick up around 10 to 15 miles an hour through the afternoon. a light breeze. so as afte

the video shows caitlin coleman and her husband a canadian pleading for president obama and president-elect trump to secure their release. afghanistan more than four years ago and mrs. coleman has given birth to two sons while in captivity. >> we have waited since 2012 for somebody to understand our problems and the nightmare in which we finders. we -- ourselves. we understand both sides and are content to leave us and our two surviving children. >> so far, u.s. officials have declined to comment about this newest video. >>> fairfax county police are continuing their investigation after an elderly woman was found dead in a pond in burke, virginia early this morning. as wusa9's hilary lane tells us, the woman wandered from her home in the middle of the night in the frigid cold. >> reporter: it's really cold out here. police say a person could get hypothermia in just 30 minutes. now imagine you're in this cold pond, hypothermia could happen so much quicker. that's what police say they believe happened to 67-year-old frances robinson. >> well, it's -- i family. >> sad. because i knew it was co

caitlin. >> here in d.c. hundreds turned out for menorah lighting to mark the start of hanukah and it features songs, food and lighting of gibt 0 foot manorah and lasts for 8 days. >> today meanwhile works the first day of kwanzaa that honors african-american culture and heritage. it was createsed in 1966 to celebrate, family, culture and herlt taj and modeled after first harvest sell vacations in african famous people that celebrate this is oprah winfrey and angelina joely. >> and taking a stand against amazon. >> controversial things they ask amazon to stop selling. >> and keep all the cardboard deliveryes. how you can use them to de kluter your house and. >> stunning george michael pass as way snrch russia transport says technical error most likely caused that crash christmas day. they are recovering bodies from the wreckage. it took off from ossochi and two-minute later went off roy dar. the military choir was on the plane. they were on their way to a new year's concert for troops. no word on what caused

caitlin coleman was seven months pregnant and has since had another child in this is the first time we'reseeing those children as coleman makes a plea to president obama. >> we ask quickly in our collective 14th year of prison urge the governments on both sides to reach some agreement to allow us freedom. this is probably important to you and our lives and lives of our children are to us. >> coleman's parents in pennsylvania say they're grateful to see their daughter still alive and to see their grandchildren for the first time. >> the search warrant that gave the fbi permission to take a second look at hillary clinton's e-mails days before the election, well it's now under seal. it was released along with other documents. in them the fbi argued there was probable cause to examine the e-mails found on the computer of former congressman anthony weiner. the estranged husband, of course, of huma abedin but contain no new evidence and show unjustified. >>> president obama has permanently banned future offshore drilling in large parts of the atlantic and arctic oceans. it appears to be an effo

speaker: caitlin, thank you very much indeed.o do we have as a would be contributor from the south west of england? yes, the woman waving at me. indeed, your good self. no, the woman who just sat down. chelsea white: hi, i am from somerset. in order to go to college every day, i have to pay £650 for a bus pass every year, that is the most expensive bus pass in the country. i am from bridgwater, which consists of the most deprived wards in somerset. the fact that families face this financial pressure simply to send their kid to an educational institution, as is compulsory, is absolutely disgusting. even for low income families, like mine, it is still £300 a year. with regard to costs, how is it that we are categorised as adults when it comes to transport, and made to pay these ridiculous fares, when in every other aspect of our lives we are treated as children? we need a national student fare introduced in order to provide equality within public transport. [applause] mr. speaker: thank you very much indeed. it is now timely for me

and then we have cher, sting, si who else do we have, caitlin?? >> we've got big names coming. >> cher, bruno mars... >> reporter: big names. we're all kind of -- here theere deal. we've been here for hours, right? and we've been meeting e so many amazing people. celebrity chef, caitlin is with the media group here and she'she because there's so much going n on. the music officially starting.tn and a lot of important people se we're just very very excited, ed guys, back to you in the studio. >> i'll throw another big nameag out there i did get n tickets. . kings of leon will be there in i january.januy. >> nice. >> reporter: duran duran.. >> and wisdom's favorite duran duran. >> lionell ritchie. a lot of people it there. >> a lot of great>> lio oof annie, thanks let's check what'a trending.. 10:05 on thursday ming.da >> first up, hair spray movedaym last night for three-hourr musical special on nbc and newcomer maddie bail leo hit ala the right notes as tracy.. white teenager who wants to hell integrate a local baltimore bali dance show. the showd

if time runs out for president obama, caitlin addressing his successor. >> donald trump, i want moneyyou must give them these things before progress can be made. >> her parents in june appealing to her captures. >> as a man, father and now gra grandfather, i am asking you to show mercy and release my daughter and her husband and their beautiful children. >> we should note that the komens have not seen those children. they did not know until they got word fs that there was a second taliban. they had not known when she left with her husband on this adventure that ended terribly. they are demanding for a terror swap. perhaps in guantÁnamo or some in u.s. custody. president obama did release five taliban prisoners to get back bow bee bergdahl. that created a political storm for the white house of 2014. as you know there is been criticisms from the other hostage families, the follys and the muellers who felt that not enough is being done. this is a terrible situation especially going into the holidays. >> it is. i am stunning to hear you say that the grandparents did not know those grandch

. >> caitlin, interesting we had the really massive protests over last few years, $15 for jobs, that payless than 8 bucks. you know i have been critical of these folks. i think you can overpay, it changes the structure. and to a degree rewards mediocrate, this will make it a moot point. >> you now have republicans in charge of senate, house and white house, democrats are trying to push federal minimum wage increase, it has been blocked by republicans. donald trump has supported an increase in federal minimum wage throughout the primary. he has been on different sides of, making point you made, but also saying there should be some kind of an increase, he said $10 should be manageable, people cannot live on minimum wage now. whether congress trying to push this again or democrats in congress they might have a president more favorable to it remains to be seen. charles: he talked about different statesshould have -- should be up to the states, it costs more to live in new york city than in birmingham, alabama. but getting back to notion this could be a waste of time. maybe instead of doi

joining us is caitlin roth this morning >> good morning. >> bringing us awesome news. >> awesome? bitter cold, yes, exactly. this sunday morning december 11th, i can't believe i'm delivering news about how cold it is. we're barely in the middle of december. yesterday was so chilly. i the felt last day was really tough to be outside >> i went to the movies yesterday. >> that was to smart, we went to the dog park and the puppy looked at me like you got to be kidding me. what are you doing? >> we're learning. little by little. >> humans too because takes awhile to get act mated to this change in temperature, 31 at reagan national, 26 at dulles, 29 at bwi marshal and everyone is below freezing. bundle up weather, 29 in baltimore, 32 annapolis, 28 leonard town, 27 culpeper, 23 in winchester. it is cold enough for snow to be falling across portions of pennsylvania stream northeastern maryland, radar shows a batch of light snow moving across areas to our north, nothing in washington, but if you get closer towards northern delaware, southeast pennsylvania, for the redskins eagles game up

caitlin, what's happened here? example, the anti-israeli resolution, that really sets things up poorly for donald trump. >> right. i think this is certainly a reaction to that. it's a reaction to president obama saying that he would have won the election. and so given that back drop. also given the back drop of donald trump is preparing to take office as the most unpopular incoming president. and so he is really, i agree with lauren, is he on the defensive on a variety of different things, trying to kind of confirm his stance. the russian hacking element of this, too, is important because he is seeing that as efforts to or the focus on that is efforts to try to delegitimize his presidency. is he really fighting those ties. i think these tweets are more representative of his defensive posture not so much the relationship between himself and obama which they talked on the phone today. >> and they ended up talking on the phone. so maybe there is a little bit of a thaw there. laura, interesting. because some of the oth

. >> let's check in with caitlin and see the latest on the weather for us tonight and what it looks like tomorrow, >> hey there, both of you yesterday's holiday weather nice and we lost sunshine today. it has not been chilly. temperatures steady in the 40s and actually we're going to really warm up by tomorrow it will feel like nice spring afternoon. let's look live outside through the sat line and radar right now. a lot of cloud cover today. we were generally overcast. we're out ahead of a cold front brip showers across the ohio valley. green stretching from tore owe on toe to western kentucky and those showers slow sli move east ward overnight tonight and give us a chance for raindrops tomorrow morning and i don't think we'll squeeze nuch moisture out of this front. what we will see is increasing whipped and warm temperature you can get from forcing ahead of a cold front. >> temperatures rights now, yeah, we've been kind of stuck there. you cannot warm up too much. 46 washington and 43 gaithersburg and 46 dulles and 46 leonardtown and obviously temperatures well above freezing and not