((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: the governor seemed fit to assists us in that endeavor.))snippers will team up with spotters at a number of locations.metro is also breaking down their two quick response teams into smaller groups.but sheriff lombardo says they're doubling their numbers and will be ready to jump into action in case of an emergency.((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: these quick response team will respond and form a team and eliminate the threat as soon as possible.)) k9's will be conducting sweeps of the strip and fremont street.metro will have more than 15-hundred officers on duty throughout the new year's weekend. when it comes to pedestrian safety, public transportation buses will be used to block intersections on the strip. this is in addition to 42- hundred barricades áandá the 8- hundred bollards installed along sections of las vegas boulevard.but despite the added security measures, sheriff lombardo says they can't do it alone. ((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: we're asking each and every individual to include the employees of the casino envir

((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: the governor seemed fit to assists us in that endeavor.))year, snippers will team up with spotters at a team up with snippers will this year, ((karen castro))that endeavor.)) fit to assists us in that endeavor.)) ((karen castro))this year, team up with spotters at a number of metro is also their two quick response teams into groups.but sheriff lombardo says they're doubling their numbers and will be ready action in case of an emergency.((sheriff joe lombardo - clark quick response team will respond and form a team and eliminate the threat as soon as possible.)) k9's will be conducting sweeps of the strip and fremont street.metro will have more than 15-hundred officers on duty throughout the new year's weekend. when it comes to pedestrian safety, public transportation buses will be used to block intersections on the strip.this is in addition to 42-hundred barricades áandá the 8-hundred bollards installed along sections of las vegas boulevard.but despite the added security measures, sheriff lombardo says they can't do it alone. ((sheriff joe l

((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: depending on the labeling of one, two or three, one being the how much resources come from the federal government to assist you and this year we have been relabeled at a sear one event.)) after the one- october shooting, the sheriff says they were deciding whether or not to move forward with america's party.((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: i think it's important to move on as a community and as a society no matter what tragedy, event takes place, showing that resiliency and that's part of las vegas.)) if predictions by the las vegas convention and visitors authority are correct, the mass shooting didn't appear to have an impact on new year's eve tourism. about the same amount of visitors are expected in town this year. ((mark rumpler - impersonator: im a good crowd. i hope so.)) transportationwill provide metro with 24 their in most major events, large used as he believes right choice. the warriors have a very busy couple weeks ahead of them. and it's looking like steph curry could be back in the mix soon. the team annouced that curry's sp

((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: depending on the labeling of one, two or three, one being the robust, depends on how much resources come from the federal government to assist you and this year we have been relabeled at a sear one event.)) after the one- october shooting, the sheriff says they were deciding whether or not to move forward with america's party.((sheriff joe lombardo - clark county: i think it's important to move on as a community and as a society no matter what tragedy, event takes place, showing that resiliency and that's part of las vegas.)) if predictions by the las vegas convention and visitors authority are correct, the mass shooting didn't appear to have an impact on new year's eve tourism. about the same amount of visitors are expected in town this year. ((mark rumpler - elvis impersonator: im expecting to see a good crowd. i hope so.)) the regional transportation commission will provide ( darya ) and a reminder... this year... kron 4 will have expanded new year's eve coverage. starting at 8-p-m we will have new years live from las vegas with musical and e

got that story on the way in oprah warns her fans >>> the clark county coroner has released a grimingort stemming from the las vegas massacre. the shooter stephen paddock killed 58 people in october before taking his own life. it's the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. most of the victims died from a single gunshot. four of them were shot several times. federal and local authorities have not said publicly what they think motivated paddock. >>> oprah is warning fans about a new holiday scam. this impersonation is called a life scamming farm. >> it's a fraud it's a fraud. >> oprah winfrey is on the offensive against online scammers pretending to be her. the fake accounteds popped up on instagram this month promising to give $5,000 to each of their first 100,000 followers. their name suggested they affiliated with on. >> let's get ready for favorite things. 2017. >> these fake accounts often used real videos like this one from winfrey. the video shows winfrey with our own gale king. >> i love it. >> but profiles like this don't have blue check marks indicating they are veri

he wanted all his cows back. >> good morning, citizens of clark county, nevada! (crowd cheers) good morning, america! (crowd cheers) >> cliven basically says, "we're about to take this country back. and let's go get my cattle." >> we're going to go and take the rest of them out of the compound corrals up here above the freeway. (crowd cheers) >> and boom, they're off! >> let's get 'er done! >> narrator: the bunkerville protest was becoming an uprising. >> we're taking back our county, that's basically what's going to happen, then we're going to take back our state. >> narrator: ammon and hundreds of protesters headed for the lot where the government had impounded the family's cattle. >> narrator: we obtained video taken by law enforcement that day. >> narrator: some of it has never been shown before. >> they were all heading to this wash, where the main entrance was to the pen where the blm held his cattle. >> narrator: as the protesters converged on the cattle pen, law enforcement officers from a half-dozen agencies scrambled to hold them off. >> where you going

clark county sheriff joe lombardo: >> i'm confident every available resource is being used to make sure this new year's eve will be safe. >> reporter: other big cities are beefing up, too. chicago police say they are adding specialized teams with a focus on vehicle-style attacks. for the first time, miami will conduct random security checks at its outdoor events. in san francisco, days after spoiling an alleged plan to attack the city's popular tourist site pier 39, police are beefing up security along the famed embarcadero. law enforcement in los angeles and atlanta have also promised a more visible police presence, but while any mass gathering is a potential target, no city has revealed information about a specific, credible threat at this time. bianna. >> golodryga: law enforcement, as always oi had alert. tony, thank you. some places could see record cold for new year's. wind chill warnings are up in much of the northern part of the country. in chicago, at least one death is blamed on this week's blast arctic air. tears turned to icicles in minneapolis as temperatures hovered near z

clark county sheriff joe lombardo. >> i'm confident every available resource is being used to make sures new year's eve will be safe. >> reporter: other big cities are beefing up too. chicago police say they are adding specialized teams with a focus on vehicle-style attacks. for the first time miami will conduct random security checks at its outdoor events. in san francisco, days after spoiling an alleged plan to attack the city's popular tourist site pier 39, police are beefing up security along the famed embarcadero. so just how cold will it be for this new year's eve weekend? meteorologist danielle niles is with our cbs boston station wbz. >> it's just brutal. a piece of the polar vortex dives south for a record start, temperatures 20 to 40 degrees below normal. and that may be a little bit on the conservative side. you're making your plans for new year's eve. ball drop forecast. midnight, windchill values, 15 to 30 below zero from boston back into northern new england. stretching west towards the midwest. 3 below the ball drop in new york. that's what it's going the feel like as we

the clark county da are pressuring him to enforce a background check law voters narrowly passed last>> thank you for coming on. >> thank you, tucker. >> the question is leaving the details of the gun control policy, should we figure out why this happened? benefit we propose solutions? that might have prevent today. >> this happens every time when there is an incident that involved gun in any way. of course, the political left immediately goes to this issue. and you are right, this there were calls for gun control and calls against me regarding this ballot initiative within hours of what happened. and you are right, we need to figure out. >> paddock wants you in trouble to commit the a trtrocity and st a lot of time and money. people don't do that for no reason. du know the reason that was? >> the best way i try to understand what happened here is that as horrible has this was this is a modern day serial killer 1 upon a time you had the streets of london and killed women. this is a modern face of a sick person plotting away to kill hundreds of people over a long period of time. and yo

sheriff joseph lombardo/clark county, nv"in previous years we had spotters in elevated positions throughoutea and the strip corridor. but this year, along with those spotters they will be accompanied with snipers."there will be more than 300 national guard troops in vegas this new year's eve.....double the amount typically on hand.and mobile command posts will be staged throughout sin city.sheriff joseph lombardo/clark county, nv"traditionally we had two in place, and they were our own assets here in the valley, but the federal government, along with dhs and the fbi, will each bring a mobile command post to assist us with communications if needed." roughly 15-hundred police officers will be patrolling the las vegas area over the three-day holiday weekend. security in new york's time square will reach unprecedented levels this new year's eve.this after the city had two terror attacks within the last three months.nypd police say they'll release more information about their preparations on thursday.more than a million people are expected to ring in the new year in the big apple.despite the inc

george, who pleaded not guilty, set up a ministry in the clark county detention center.eorge's sister maria remained convinced he did not do it. >> why, the age-old conclusion, the husband always does it. >> he was a statistical suspect from day one, for sure. my opinion is, they sandbagged around that to make a case. >> reporter: why, she asked, would anybody believe an addict and known liar over george? and the detectives' theory that a guilty conscience led to a suicide attempt? that was hog wash, said maria. >> but let me tell ya, he has been on suicide prevention squads, he's an emt. he is quite knowledgeable about what it takes to kill yourself in a vehicle. so, driving that large vehicle into a k-rail with your seat belt on is not how an expert tries to commit suicide. he did something stupid, but he didn't try to kill himself. >> reporter: and it wasn't just george's family who stood firmly behind him. fellow fire fighters came to his defense, fellow west point grads, childhood friends. >> i truly believe he's innocent. he gives too much of himself, and i think t

numerous people, including the clark county district attorney, are wanting him to enforce a law.t joins us tonight. thanks a lot for coming on. the first, the macro question, which is, leaving aside the details of the gun-control policy, shouldn't we try to figure out why this happened before we propose a solutions? that might have prevented it? >> e this is what happens every time when there is an incident that involves guns in any way. of course, the political left immediately goes to this issue. you're right. i mean, there were calls for gun control and calls against me regarding this ballot initiative and enforcement within hours of what happened. you are right. we need to figure out what is going on. >> tucker: paddock went through a lot of trouble to commit the atrocity he committed and spent a long time doing it, and a lot of money. people don't do that for any reason. you have any inkling as to what thatat reason was? >> the best way that i try to understand what happened here, as horrible as this was, this is basically a modern-day serial killer, and once upon a time, yo

host: we'll go to darlene in clark county, nevada. independent line. mona charen and ruth marcus at the table. good morning, darlene. caller: hope you're all well. good morning, ladies. and you're always such a lovely host. ladies, if i may redirect your conversation back to people who are on disability. i happen to be one of those people. unfortunately, i not only had to go through the process but then was denied and had to fight. now, my issue was i had intractable seizures so i spent eight years and 18 bones and having doctors pat me on the head who it got to a neurologist who sent me to the appropriate facility in arizona where they only deal with my kind of epilepsy where they had to do emergency brain surgery, or i was going to die. so when i came back to nevada, the very snotty people at social security who forced me into the hearing process stood there arms folded and looked at me and said what is it you think you could possibly say that's going to change our mind? i dropped the paperwork on the desk and said well, i have to have emergency brai

following october's deadly shooting in las 800 steel pylons and rapid-fire defense teams will b clark county sheriff joseph en can't do this alone.ou'r out enjoying the festivities, be rv of anything suspicious. >> reporter: back here at new york's times nypd is shutting down 125 parking one more, markings on the so in the event of the attack, they'll be able toflr very quic. no credible threat here or this. >> tony, thank you. >>> in a "rk interview the president denied colluding with russia during 2016 presidential race 16 times. he defended his took a tough stance on china. chip reid is traveling with the florida. good morning. >> good morning. the in the hotel. there were no white house staff members anywhere in sight. he was introduced by a the reporter as a guest. >> russia did not help myou, ok? russia has repeatedly denience e u.s. election helped him in any way and in an i "the new york times," president trump said special investigatio country. it makes the country look very bad and pount in a bad position, he said. when asked about mueller thims bob mueller will be fair. the presid

you see blue filling in here in clark county. again, very early results. of the vote in this one particular county. on what is going to be a tense night and a long count, people are sitting in these campaign offices saying, okay, roy moore needs this to be red, doug jones needs this to be blue, this is one of the contested places, if it stays blue, jones is in play. the tensions mount as the early numbers start to come in. >> compared to the last time he ran, roy moore, is the blue filling in where it's supposed to be blue and the red where it's supposed to be red? significant changes so far early in the contest. >> david chalian was making this point earlier. let's go back to the history first. 2016, donald trump wins. let's go back to 2012, mitt romney wins and wins comfortably. remember, 61 to 38 in the presidential race. this is the last time roy moore was on the ballot running for chief justice. 52%. dramatically underperforming the republican presidential candidate in his own state. and so what do you have here? you have the democratic candidate winni

clark county sheriff joseph lombardo. >> as aushlgs law enforcement can't do this alone. i'm asking while you're out enjoying the festivities, be observant and notify police of anything suspicious. >> reporter: back here at new york's times square, the nypd is shutting down 125 parking garages. one more, markings on the exterior of the tall buildings so in the event of the attack, they'll be able to identify the floor very quickly. no credible threat here or any other city at this time. >> tony, thank you. >>> in a "new york times" interview the president denied colluding with russia during the 2016 presidential race 16 times. he defended his tax plan and took a tough stance on china. chip reid is traveling with the president in west palm beach, florida. good morning. >> good morning. the grilling took place in the hotel. there were no white house staff members anywhere in sight. he was introduced by a club member who brought in the reporter as a guest. >> russia did not help me. that i can tell you, okay? russia has repeatedly denied that russian interference in the u.s.

clark county sheriff joseph lombardo. >> as always, law enforcement can't do this alone, so i'm asking while you are out enjoying the festivities that you also be observant and notify police if you notice anything suspicious. >> reporter: back here in new york, the nypd is also closing 125 parking garages out of an abundance of caution. one more of those security measures, markings on the exterior. in the event of a sniper-style attack, the nypd will be able to identify the floor quickly. no specific credible threat to this city or any other. >> all right, tony, thank you. >>> president trump says the current special counsel investigation is bad for the country. in a "new york times" interview, the president denied colluding with russia during the 2016 presidential race 16 times. he also defended his tax plan and took a tough stance on china. chip reid is traveling with the president in west palm beach florida. chip, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the interview took place in the grill room of the trump international golf club here in west palm beach. no white house staff memb

man who wasy denied a marriage license twice by kentucky county clark is hoping to take her job now. countyunning for rowan clark, running against kim davis, who made headlines in 2013 when she denied a supreme court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage, refusing to issue licenses to those couples. she spent five days in jail as a result. the man and his partner were among those denied a license by davis. jonathan: new developments in the investigation into possible sonic attacks on u.s. diplomats in cuba. founds say they have brain abnormalities in those patients. it is the most specific physical damage found so far. they have reported hearing and vision loss as well as memory loss. cuban officials still maintain they know nothing about this. alison: a unique new epidemic. gas station in pennsylvania is testing it in the bathrooms. heroinl is to deter addicts from using their because the blue lights prevent people from finding their veins. says it is just that the one store for the time being but it could be expanded if it is a success. jonathan: 7 on your side with health matters an

clark county sheriff joe lombardo. >> i'm confident every available resource is being used to make sureear's eve will be safe. >> reporter: other big cities are beefing up too. chicago police say they are adding specialized teams with a for the first time miami will conduct random security checks at its outdoor events. in san francisco, days after spoiling an alleged plan to attack the city's popular tourist site pier 39, police are beefing up security along the famed embarcadero. law enforcement in los angeles and atlanta have also promised a more visible police presence. but while any mass gathering is a potential target, no city has revealed information about a specific credible threat at this time. bianna? >> law enforcement as always on high alert. tony, thank you. >>> some places could see record cold for new year's. windchill warnings are up in much of the country. in chicago at least one death is blamed on this week's blast of arctic air. tears turn to icicles in minneapolis as temperatures hovered near zero this morning. niagara falls has been transformed into a giant ice sculp

i heard from debbie from clark county. debbie contacted my office about her business' challenges. debbie said the following, we're constantly striving to reinvest in our company through new equipment and increase wages to hire and retain good employees. a lower tax rate will allow us to buy p more equipment and offer better wages. it's common sense. and i'm glad that debbie contacted me to reinforce what is on the mind of so many hoosier business owners. well, this bill continues and expands the support for indiana's highest priorities, and that's why i will be supporting it. among these priorities are the deductions for contributions to benefit our charitable organizations, essential to communities throughout indiana and throughout our country. keeping tuition waivers for graduate students untaxed. here again, i thank the glad watt students and all the stakeholders throughout indiana who had concerns related though this issue. they weighed in. we made changes to the legislation to accommodate their concerns. and this will enable hoosiers to be better equipped to thrive in this ev

we are waiting on the gibson dam, but thank you for getting the clark county project completed. i am out of time. >> thank you. senator? >> thank you madam chair for this hearing. i know the testimony today has primarily been focus on how we need to streamline permitting and environmental reviews to spur economic growth and i went to raise a different issue that relates to economic growth that has been happening and a concern of mine. i'm very concerned about the implications of large volumes of lng exports in the recent announcements regarding investments by china and us gas businesses. we talked in the past in this committee for some time about the importance of low cost and natural gas for manufacturing for the good news is according to the industry analysts low-cost natural gas in america was the catalyst for $160 billion in manufacturing investments in the last seven years since 2012 and that's a big deal. very very important to us. gets, right now our government is taking actions that will drive up gas prices, which is of great concern to the manufactures i talked to. the

he worked his way up through the ranks to become the first latino on the clark county commission and president of the las vegas convention and visitors authority. my mom and dad worked all their lives so my sister and i could become the first in our family to earn a college degree. my family taught me that when someone opens a door for you, you hold it open for the next person coming along after. and that's what i'm here in the senate to do. to make sure that every american gets that same opportunity my grandfather had, that my parents had, and that my sister and i had. it's time to recognize that dreamers are americans, that their stories are no different from any of ours, that by taking away the protections, by allowing them to return to the shadows, we are allowing a vicious cycle to grind 800,000 dreams into the dust. it's time to learn from the mistakes of our predecessors. we must pass the dream act before the end of this year. thank you, mr. president, for listening, and i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from hawaii. ms. hirono: i

host: we'll go to darlene in clark county, nevada. independent line.ona charen and ruth marcus at the table. good morning, darlene. caller: hope you're all well. good morning, ladies. and you're always such a lovely host. ladies, if i may redirect your conversation back to people who are on disability. i happen to be one of those people. unfortunately, i not only had to go through the process but then was denied and had to fight. now, my issue was i had intractable seizures so i spent eight years and 18 bones and having doctors pat me on the head who it got to a neurologist who sent me to the appropriate facility in arizona where they only deal with my kind of epilepsy where they had to do emergency brain surgery, or i was going to die. so when i came back to nevada, the very snotty people at social security who forced me into the hearing process stood there arms folded and looked at me and said what is it you think you could possibly say that's going to change our mind? i dropped the paperwork on the desk and said well, i have to have emergency brain

back in twenty fifteen rowan county kentucky clark kent davis refused to sign a same sex marriage license to resident david arnold on the grounds it violated her religious beliefs after much ado a few days in jail and allow regarding a meeting with the pope her constituents are growing weary of her activism on the job c. davis recently spent nine days in romania lobbying very government to outlaw gay marriage not her first absence is becoming a folk hero for hate which is why among other things are seen as being challenged in the next election by the very man who she denied a marriage license to david or and jim davis had to help them file the paperwork. democracy still works because hypocrisy could never hide from karma. and you cannot hide from this break that we have to go to our borders don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered have facebook and twitter shows on our t.v. dot com coming up we welcome the host of our team to the big picture holland cook into the office less to discuss the end of al franken time in congress and finally we find out that less h

i heard from debbie from clark county. debbie contacted my office about her business' challenges. debbie said the following, we're constantly striving to reinvest in our company through new equipment and increase wages to hire and retain good employees. a lower tax rate will allow us to buy p more equipment and offer better wages. it's common sense. and i'm glad that debbie contacted me to reinforce what is on the mind of so many hoosier business owners. well, this bill continues and expands the support for indiana's highest priorities, and that's why i will be supporting it. among these priorities are the deductions for contributions to benefit our charitable organizations, essential to communities throughout indiana and throughout our country. keeping tuition waivers for graduate students untaxed. here again, i thank the glad watt students and all the stakeholders throughout indiana who had concerns related though this issue. they weighed in. we made changes to the legislation to accommodate their concerns. and this will enable hoosiers to be better equipped to thrive in this ev

estimate that with former d milwaukee county sheriff david clark and milwaukee tonight and here in washingtonw year. and i appreciate you joining us. you have a t admit, the numberse trending in the right direction. the economy is doing well. >> the numbers specifically the crimeth numbers are doing well. they are trending well as theyor have been for the past six years.e and the unemployment numbers on the african-american community are continuing to trend well ase they have been for the past s[x years. when you mention numbers such a. the 2.7% drop this year, well, d those are two-point a drop last year, and the drop before that, we have been seen for about 84 months now, a decrease in the unemployment number for african-americans african-americans, that is not really something that -- >> jason: that was unexpected. you do not think that he would actually going to continue to move the numbers in the right direction. you'd think there'd be better for minority groups. throughout the thi country. >> jason: i can't name one thing that he did to move that forward. i can give himç credit is not

and host of the dana show dana loesch and spokesman and senior advisor former milwaukee county sheriff david clarkeand incoming heritage foundation president nicole james. i have tell you and i will start with you, dana, i mean, armageddon, the wrong bill the wrong time. are you living in a fantasy world? don't they totally lose their credibility? >> they do lose their credibility. imagine they wanted to increase and keep high america's taxes for christmas. not a single democrat was supporting this bill. you are thought going -- they cannot lie to the american people when the american people see that they are keeping more of their money because these are going to kick in really quick. you can't lie to people about what's in their bank account. you can't lie to them about what's written in on their checks. they will immediately start seeing relief as we have seen from at&t and boeing. chuck schumer was attacking at&t claiming in video that at&t was going to use this to enrich themselves. what did at&t do? they announced that they are investing in their employees and their community as is boeing and

joining me now america's sheriff, former milwaukee county sheriff david clarke. i never want to be on your bad side. you're with friends, you can smile. good to have you here, sir. this is an issue that has people at odds at thanksgiving dinners, christmas dinners, what do you say? was hallie jackson appropriate in her discussion with the representative. was he appropriate in his language about the fbi? >> i think the congressman was appropriate. i don't know why he walked back when he said purge. look, it's obvious to anybody that doesn't have their head in the sand, corruption has contaminated some of the most powerful agencies. the fbi, the d.o.j., the department of justice, what bothers me is i need to know and the american people need to know how deep this corruption has filtered throughout the organization, where did it starred? with eric holder and loretta lynch who were involved in unethical behavior? did it start in the fbi? how much of the organization is contaminated? you look at orr, mccabe, strzok, at best worst criminal behavior. and the only way yo

that featured texas tea party republican congress member louie gohmert, former milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, and steve bannon, president trump's former chief strategist and editor of the far-right website breitbart. roy moore was introduced by his wife kayla moore, who pushed back against media reports about her husband's racist, sexist, and anti-semitic views. >> fake news would tell you that we don't care for jews. i tell you all of this because i've seen it all caps i want to set the record straight while they are here. [applause] one of our attorneys is a jew. amy: a fox news poll on monday showed democrat doug jones leading by 10 points, but civil -- voting rights activists are warning that alabama has one of the most restrictive voter id laws in the u.s., which civil rights groups disproportionately affect african americans, students, and others who are far more likely to vote against republicans. after it implemented the law in 2014, alabama ordered the closure of 31 dmv offices in mostly-black parts of the state, including in every county where african americans make up at least thr

roy moore, along with the likes of former white house strategist bannon, former milwaukee county sheriff david clark. they were down in the rural wiregrass part of the region. the southern part of the state. what they were setting up for republicans trying to get them to turn out. is what they said last night. >> we're alabama, we're republican, and we're not going to stand by and let other people from out of state and money from california control this election. >> you know what they're doing, they're trying to shut up president trump and judge moore. they're trying to shut you up. >> and then, down over in bi birmingham. it's where doug jones is from and where he's relying on not only strong democratic turnout but republican crossover voters. he appeared with who, charles barkley. this was last night in birmingham. >> it is time that we put our decency, our state, before our political party. >> at some point, we got to stop looking like idiots to the nation. >> so that brings us to today. doug jones, excuse me, roy moore is going to be riding on horse back. the horses name i'm told is sassy. he'll

. >> center county district attorney stacey clarks-miller talking about the release of the grand jury report on the fraternity culture at penn state university. the 144-page document out lines the grand jury's conclusions and recommendations since the deadly hazing of 19 year old timothy piazza. the sophomore died on may 5th after a night of heavy drinking while pledging at the fraternity house of beta theta pi. thomas kline, the attorney for tim piazza's parents passed the grand jury report. >> they're whole heart educationally committed, whole heart educationally, with every ounce of their energy, in to seeing that another son or daughter doesn't come home in a coffin. >> the grand jury found that hazing was in the greek community at penn state is quote rampid and pervasive. the report makes 12 recommendations. among them, establish ago hazing hotline, strengthening the law for furnishing to minors, and strengthening penn state's hazing policy. since piazza's death the university has already adopted a 15-point plan, mend to -- meant to address hazing misconduct, and i will legal con

clark from nbc sports philadelphia. have a great holiday. ♪ >>> in delaware county, hundreds of people turned out for the annual chesterhristmas concert and toy giveaway. the night began with performances by jermaine dolly and several local choirs at the macedonia church. a reception followed where more than 150 kids received gifts. >>> later today, christmas eve masses will be celebrated at churches and cathedrals here at home and around the world. in philadelphia, masses at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul are scheduled this evening at 5:00. that's followed by musical lead-in to the solemn midnight mass. tomorrow, christmas day mass is at the basilica will be celebrated starting at 5:00 a.m. >>> also happening today, it is your last chance to see philadelphia's christmas village at love park. the outdoor market is modeled after a german christmas village. it offers vendors selling crafts and jewelry and sweet treats. it will be open from 11:00 to 5:00. >>> and just a few minutes, south philly bakery will open its doors for decades old holiday tradition. randy gyllenhaal is checking on the early morning

clark. we are following a really big mess on interstate 95 in bucks county this morning. we definitely want to get you all started with a look at that situation, how we're going right now. nbc10 traffic reporter jessica boyington now with your first alert traffic. >> right. thanks. we have an update and a good one finally. watching 95 and cameras at bucks county and 413, earlier we had all lanes in both directions northbound and southbound completely closed because of a construction project. it was an overhead sign repair project that had a crane involved. the crane was over in the southbound side over here. got stuck on the road. in that process, they closed down both directions. now they have the northbound side open and the southbound side with one lane getting by. looking at the maps system, we are seeing a little delay in bucks county. moving toward the bristol area where we had that one lane getting by. if you want to detour to get around, take route 1 to

county school. >>> good morning. i'm dray clark. welcome back to "nbc10 news today." we're just coming up on 9:00 on this saturday morning. it is a soggy saturday around the area as we take a live look at lincoln financial field from our eagles nest camera. it will be rocking on christmas as the eagles take on the oakland raiders, but for the moment it's just a big old empty wet bowl. let's get a check on our weekend weather with meteorologist krystal klei and your most accurate forecast in town. krystal. >> and, dray, i'll tell you what, befofor the eagles game i going to be cold out there. right now it's mild and we've got just rain on the map because of temperatures all above freezing across the region. so a look at first alert radar and satellite shows us it's mostly light rain showers, kind of spotty in nature parts of south jersey and delaware. and then we've got steadier rain as you move farther to the north, berks county, lehigh valley, upper parts of the pennsylvania suburbs like bucks and montgomery county, you guys have been seeing the rain better off for t

clark, york. generosity and support continue flow in for the montgomery county lost two sons a devastatinire lastk. wrapping station top raise money. players say they want to d whatever they can to help the family even if it means putting their own dreams aside. >> initially we had set up for the girls for them to go to disney and all them voted donate to the family. we want to help bring some peace to them. >> share a close connection to that soccer program. he also coaches for perspective one of the boys who died was also a member of the team. >> philadelphia police are investigating a m city's wissinoming section. police were called last night where they found a man in his 30s shot in the chestnd arm. he was taken to university hospital where he was pronounced dead. no have been made. >> republican leaders in congress expect to get their tax plan approved by both houses this week and send it to president trump for his e. the presiden is a good deal for the middle class and it will also need to explosive economic growth. the bill gives the richest americans big tax cuts while middle class ameri

let's bring in former milwaukee county sheriff, he is america's sheriff david clark. good to see you sheriff what's your reaction? >> well it's a whole lot of young black kids that are disappointed on christmas morning when they wake up and find no air jordans under the tree most of those are sold by white-owned businesses for higher end blacks that like the higher end labels that like gucc i, i guess not this year. look this has george sorel's funding written all over it. his movement the socialistic movement has hijacked black lives matter and they use them as a mask. they figured the coming out of the 60s when they failed with this movement, they felt they were too white and they needed to add color and they did that this time around by hijacking the black lives matter movement for their anti-socialistic anti- capitalist and socialistic movement. socialism and anti-capitalism have done nothing anywhere in the world including the united states to help black people. >> liz: let's switch gears a boston university professor is saying the christmas song " jingle bells"

county counsel. for the people of can't and will continue to do so. >> mister kenneth clark. >> my right honorable friend agree for decades the richer member states in the european union, large contributions to the budget to the eu because the macroeconomic benefits of belonging to the large free trade area of the single market might be the bargain to pay their share of the cost. we don't welcome the rumors we have today in the press over possible imminent settlement of the method of calculating future contributions and may enable us to get on with a serious negotiations, how we retain the maximum future access for the benefits of free trade. >> my right honorable friend has been around long enough to know not to read, or believe everything you read in the newspapers and it would clearly be wrong, he is absolutely right what we are about and what my right honorable friend the secretary of state is about is making sure we get the best possible deal at this stage of the process so we can move on to the trade talks. as a country that meets its international obligations, of course as we exit the european uni

clark. we do have developing news from southern california. a wildfire in ventura countyetting bigger. >> it started as a 50-acre fire. it's 60 miles northwest of downtown los angeles in ventura county and it's now nearly 50 square miles and no sign of containment at this point. strong winds with gusts up to 60 miles per hour have pushed the flames into the city of ventura now. the high winds are expected to continue throughout the morning. and people who live in the area had no idea there was a fire until they were told to evacuate. two buildings have burned and no one can say yet. but we have seen video and complete neighborhoods on fire. one firefighter has been injured and fire crews hope

clark. we do have developing news from southern california. a wildfire in ventura county keeps getting bigger. >> it started as a 50-acre fire. it's 60 miles northwest of downtown los angeles in ventura county and it's now nearly 50 square miles and no sign of containment at this point. strong winds with gusts up to 60 miles per hour have pushed the flames into the city of ventura now. the high winds are expected to continue throughout the morning. and people who live in the area had no idea there was a fire until they were told to evacuate. two buildings have burned and no one can say yet. but we have seen video and complete neighborhoods on fire. one firefighter has been injured and fire crews hope to get helicopters and air tankers above the fire in the next couple of hours to fight the flames. >> powerful winds have been a problem in the bay area. and you may have noticed. it happened at my house too. branches and entire trees falling on cars and houses. tree service companies have been busy removing limbs from roofs. and healthy trees can be knocked out if rain is fo

county, tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: tonight a woman who said she was attacked by an number driver is sharing her story. clark said the terrifying experience started with the driver trying to take off her clothing and quickly escalated. >> throat and began to choke me. fight ornd of like flight. i wanted to live, so i started biting him, scratching him, pulling hair. jonathan: that incident happened sunday in southeast washington. take a good look at this man. if you have information come help the police track him down finding him. tallyity chef mario the -- mario batali has been fired as cohost of abc's "the chew." the network said they completed their investigation and terminated its relationship with him. abc says it is not aware of any inappropriate behavior while working on "the chew." fromn: new information amoroso newman about what you dealt with working at the white house. lack of diversity in the white house left her lonely, but she says that president trump is not a racist. she resigned her position at the white house yesterday. hear her interview tonight on "nightline." it is the"star wars," night

clark. steve paulson is right here in his office . >> where? >> right here. >> oh yeah. a little rain last night. in parts of mendocino county and lake county around a quarter of an inch. a system is moving through right now that is giving us some light rain and snow in the mountains. that will continue for the morning hours. already looking like it is winding down near shasta. cold air moving in. there will be if you low snow levels well to the north. mainly towards trinity county. maybe northern mendocino county as well. a winter warning out for sierra until one a clock today. low snow levels. 40s to the north already. some 30s before everything is said and done before sunrise. skies are starting to clear. 40s and 50s to the south. already 37 in kelsey bill. low 40s in windsor. the cool air will settle down until about 7:00. it will filter in. behind that not much. there could be some scattered shower activity to the north. overall the system is falling apart as it moves south. it left us with some rain. upper 50s for about everybody today. breeze picking up later today. is allie rasmussen doing traffic? >> i'm here . >> l

clark. we are following a really big mess on interstate 95 in bucks county this morning. we definitely want to get you all started with a look at that situation, how we're going right now. nbc10 traffic reporter jessica boyington now with your first alert traffic. >> right. thanks. we have an update and a good one finally. watching 95 and cameras at bucks county and 413, earlier we had all lanes in both directions northbound and southbound completely closed because of a construction project. it was an overhead sign repair project that had a crane involved. the crane was over in the southbound side over here. got stuck on the road. in that process, they closed down both directions. now they have the northbound side open and the southbound side with one lane getting by. looking at the maps system, we are seeing a little delay in bucks county. moving toward the bristol area where we had that one lane getting by. if you want to detour to get around, take route 1 to woodhaven. you can head to 95 that way. not too many problems there. route tone septa, 1 -- route 10 to septa, 1