columbus circle. that's right. >> reporter: i'm in columbus circle. >> it says so right on the screen. i'm sorry. it's monday. [laughter] >> reporter: exactly right. sometimes we have to shift gears. you were saying it doesn't even feel like the holidays. i will say this much -- here we are at the shops and any traffic all along this path, these are all folks making their way back home from work. but any of the traffic inside here at the holiday shops. i mean, those are all people that are doing their holiday shopping. i mean, the calendar is what the calendar is. i mean, yes, we should be colder this time of year, but i'm seeing less or more -- i can't tell you if i'm seeing less or more people this year. people are out in much milder conditions. it's 60 degrees outside. you deal with the cloud overhead. take a look at other readings around the area. new york city, not even the warmest, sparta, sparta, new jersey, even with the elevation, 62 degrees. the coolest spot would be monticello 55. white pla

visitors to the columbus zoo in ohio helped celebrate the birthday of colo... along i-29, where we got this picture from an abc9 employee. winter weather advisory in effect for our southeastern counties. snow is pushing east fast on radar, darker blue with the heavier snow south. bigger picture you can see how fast the system scooted in and it's almost on it's way out. stormcast hd has us on it's backside by noon, quickly moving east, just clouds by 3 o'clock. partly cloudy tonight makes for great sleigh conditions for santa. he should have no problems getting around tonight. tomorrow, mostly cloudy, but dry christmas day, rain/snow likely christmas night into saturday morning. it degrees when we ring in christmas. white streets on the sky cam. 31 early is our standing high so far. visibility not great, but blowing snow isn't the issue, low clouds causing problems.temperatu res in the upper 20s. winds calm. today, 31 with that snow. 1-2" sux, more se. tonight, 22 and partly cloudy. tomorrow, mostly cloudy with mix late. mix lingers in saturday on 7-day with gus

so we are live at the holiday market at columbus circle. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> coming up, otis livingston helping us solve that mystery at giants practice today. notes. >> that's right, dana. why was tom coughlin doing calisthenics at his press conference today? the jets were happy seeing number 24 in the jersey. darrelle revis returns to return to game day action? i'm not a fan of putting my personal info in these online shopping forms. hellloooo??? i don't have time to be filling out my address, i need to be buying a dress. that's why i use masterpass. less typing, more dancing. sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way to shop online. masterpass from mastercard and your bank. it's the shortcut to priceless. i'm not a fan of putting my personal info in these online shopping forms. hellloooo??? i don't have time to be filling out my address, i need to be buying a dress. that's why i use masterpass. less typing, more dancing. como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way to s

columbus wins three to two in the shootout. >>> tons of college basketball today.e'll start off with villanova on the road taking on eighth ranked have have a. villanova trailing kris jenkins drains the 3-pointer. he had a game high 23 points. that cuts virginia's lead down to three. back come the cavaliers. next possession fuentes drains the three. they take a 68-62 lead. then we have just under two minutes left. malcolm brogden hits the three. he had 20-point. villanova loses a tough 186 to 75. >>> delaware state taking on temple. dell state looking for their first win. tray low nails the three. this is what you got to watch. after inbound pass lowe with the steel. temple cruises past dell state. >>> direction tell moving the ball well ends up in the hands of tayvon allen. he had 16. the band lovers it. pen penn state with a huge come back. they beat text sell 63 to 57. >>> eagles with did you have matchup tomorrow night when the cardinals visit the linc. cards can clinch a playoff spot with a win or a seahawks loss. if the eagles lose it is okay but the road wil

i am jack hanna here at my base camp, the columbus zoo.animals live where they do. lee: right in that tree there. jack: and why they look the way they do. wow, look at that. do you know why a rattlesnake shakes his rattle? it's to scare away reptile researchers. luckily, sue and i don't spook that easy. at dinosaur provincial park in alberta, canada, sue and i caught up with snake researchers adam and burke. the park's snakes were preparing to hibernate for the winter, so they were out hunting, making this an ideal time to conduct research. what kind of rattlesnakes are up here? adam: well, we're looking for-- they're prairie rattlesnakes and they're found all the way from southern alberta, where we are now, to north central mexico. sue: that's pretty far. adam: yeah, you know, they're dealing with a mexican summer and a canadian winter, all the same species. so that's quite a range. jack: snakes are cold-blooded, meaning their body temperature changes with their environment. they can survive for long periods without eating because they do

take a listen to some riders here in columbus circle. >> it is -- it's more uncomfortable. more people are with their pants down especially in the subway. not just on train but while you're waiting. >> kind of scared but you know i take it in stride. i keep looking behind me every time i walk on the streets from home. but i have to go where i'm going. i can't just stay home. >> you do have to keep in mind record ridership this year so a lot more people out and about. subways are crowded. determine the nypd can tell us if more are occurring because was prominence of the cell phone simply more report these crimes that is what is driving that number up. either way bottom lean watch your back if you are see something say something, latest from columbus serk l back to both of you. >> a statistical conundrum. second avenue subway it is scheduled to open in december of next year, however, the mta could miss that. >> a moderate risk delay because of problem with the installation of tracks, communication equipmenting and build of entrances at 72nd street those are big problems there

two separate accidents, northbound, up near that florence columbus interchange. look at this mess this guy sideways across i-95. this is i-95 northbound off ramp for 420. this is on ramp from 420 and here's off ramp. it looks like maybe the guy slipped from the wet roadway on the ramp. so that is causing a a delay, anyone north of i-95 near 120. another bridge opening set to get underway. we're looking live at burlington bristol bridge getting ready for another opening. we have red and white lights, all kind of christmas lights up. we have been celebrating very kelly christmas all through the month of december. keep those pictures coming, had thanks to tricia waters we showed this earlier today and gang from holmesberg in the great northeast decorating the bow windows. if you'd like to see all of the pictures that have been sent to us whether we showed them on the air or not all you have to do is go to your social media, whether it be social media twitter, facebook, instagram and put in the hashtag fox 29 lights and see pictures coming up. later tonight the we ar

columbus circle is going to be packed today. a lot of people are going to be heading out in the warm weather and getting the holiday shopping done before the cold weather creeps in. >> 60-degree temperatures hitting new york city for the third day in a row making people question will we skip winter. >> it's like summer time. i'm loving it. >> the weather perfect to play a few sets of tennis toss the frisbee around and go for a run. >> this is special and unusual for december. >> he remembers this time last year when it was cold enough for a dusting of snow and now wearing a tank top and shorts exercising in central park. >> taking advantage of this every single day as long as i can and i'm fortunate i'm retired and can be out here as long as i want. >> at the columbus circle market it's warm enough to walk >> i know it's going to be short lived so i figured i would live it up while i could. >> he can't remember the last time he was going to wear short sleeves in december. >> maybe i'll wear shorts tomorrow who knows. >> for some

even in columbus for i have this terrible manager. i did a greater job there than others that didn't have a terrible manager because we could identify so many places where we had successes. there were some middle managers at the coca-cola company asking for more integration. -- it may havee served them better knowing this fight was going on, and the cost for not integrating was winning out. >> you show how the integration at pepsi had been watched by other companies. tell us about that. what evidence do you have that it had impacts on other corporations? stephanie: they did see the success. when mr. boyd was fired, coca-cola did have meetings and was picking his brain. they did hire outside work, outside advertisers. those boycotts, african-americans are learning how to boycott. the backlash was so much more powerful than the initial boycott of african-americans that it was in a silly good news that the boycott was going on. the backlash could be more ferocious than anything the african-americans could dig up. jean: part of the eviden

perdÍa columbus contra portland. fue imposible para columbus.ste lunes el reporte. ahÍ estÁ lo que ocurre este fin de semana. felix: la teletÓn usa superó la mesa fijada para este aÑo. es el total superÓ en casi 200.000 $ lo recaudado el aÑo pasado. don francisco fue encargado de animar el espectÁculo durante las 30 horas de trasmisiÓn. se contó con la presencia de artistas como ricky martin, laura pausini, entre otros. fue trasmitida por televisiÓn. el monto recaudado serÁ dado al instituto de rehabilitaciÓn crit usa. un sujeto de 21 aÑos se colgÓ de lo alto. la policÍa informÓ que estaba acompaÑado de un grupo de amigos antes de escalar la grÚa y se investigan los motivos. enfrenta cargos por resistirse al arresto y posesiÓn de drogas. los dejamos con aquÍ y ahora. >> esta noche. un ataque premeditado, una lluvia de balas. decenas de heridos atendidos de emergencias en las calles. largas horas de horror e incertidumbre. y una cacerÍa puerta a puerta. una peligrosa persecuciÓn terminó en una batalla campal. >> nos dijeron que tenÍamos que evacu

perdÍa columbus contra portland. fue imposible para columbus. esperaremos este lunes el reporte. ahÍ estÁ lo que ocurre este fin de semana. felix: la teletÓn usa superó la mesa fijada para este aÑo. es el total superÓ en casi 200.000 $ lo recaudado el aÑo pasado. don francisco fue encargado de animar el espectÁculo durante las 30 horas de trasmisiÓn. se contó con la presencia de artistas como ricky martin, laura pausini, entre otros. fue trasmitida por televisiÓn. el monto recaudado serÁ dado al instituto de rehabilitaciÓn crit usa. un sujeto de 21 aÑos se colgÓ de lo alto. la policÍa informÓ que estaba acompaÑado de un grupo de amigos antes de escalar la grÚa y se investigan los motivos. enfrenta cargos por resistirse al arresto y posesiÓn de drogas. los dejamos con aquÍ y ahora ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>este es un informe especial del noticiero univisiÓn con el discurso del presidente barack bernardino, california, y el l. temor a amenazas terroristas, que se han incementado despues de los ataques en paris.el presidente enviara un mensaje de seguridad se espe

it want you to know that we have spent most of our marriage in columbus.wo of our children have been born here. i would like to be buried here in case anything happens. i want to be wherever you would live. >> ready, aim, fire. aim, fire. aim, fire. ready. >> this is the longest. period of our marriage in columbus. i want to stay here. that is all i can really say. i'm staying here, because that's what he expressed to me. i want to be where he is. if that is what i can have. >> the funeral of sergeant-- a lot of men died, but strategically, it was a victory. >> i characterize this entire campaign is being the most successful of this conflict thus far. its success is unprecedented. >> we are seeing americans come to grips with large-scale the enemies units. is is going to be a pattern of the war? >> it seems evident that the leadership in hanoi has sent down to south vietnam regular forces. how many more, we do not know. >> it was a bitter and valuable experience. it taught us the value of mobility in fighting a guerrilla war. it has also pointed out the br

no lanes of the freeway are closed but this may impact some of the traffic as you exit off of columbus park bay. you may see some delays just as you exit the freeway. certainly very slow for west 37 leaving vallejo bound for the novato area. and an accident in richmond west 80 at richmond parkway. it's off to the shoulder but it is causing a backup now just about to the highway 4 interchange. meantime, for the dublin commute we have better news. that earlier accident west 580 at hopyard has been cleared from lanes. i'll have more "kcbs traffic" in less than 10 minutes. >>> crab season should be in full swing in northern california but now the season is in jeopardy. kpix 5 reporter lisa chan is live at san francisco's fisherman's wharf with the latest on the crab concerns. liza. >> reporter: good morning. well, the crab pots here at fisherman's wharf and throughout california remain dry and unused ever since the crab season was put on hold last month. yesterday lawmakers scientists and crabbers met to talk about the continued closure of the dungeness and rock crab fishing seasons. the c

the flyers in columbus. another overtime game for the boys. that is in ten minutes. >>> police are using a new composite sketch to find one of three suspects accused of breaking into more than a dozen homes in two states. police in bethel delaware county say a man matching this sketch is involved in the burglary spree. five break-ins happened on thursday. over the state line in delaware, there have been at least a dozen similar break-ins recently in wilmington. >>> winter break starts early for some kids in lehigh valley. the problem that shut down their schools coming up next. >>> our winter-like temperatures are here to stay through the weekend. but i'm also tracking record warmth. i'll let you know exactly what to expect for your holiday in the seven-day forecast. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's w

. >> somebody from columbus just sent me a preseason they had three football expert. one had us third, the other to let us forth in the big ten west. i think if i had made that claim in august, somebody might have been chasing me a little bit on that one. andy: he certainly didn't think they deserved to be in the rose bowl in august, but kirk ferentz told me he believed they had a chance to be a good team if things came together right. for now, live outside the rose bowl, i am andy garman. stacey: rising from the ashes. a central iowa apartment building is re-built after a todd: andm university of iowa in the middle of a time when senior poverty is increasing. republicans and some democrats came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i will do everything i can to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 6:00 with steve karl

columbus on the power play, open down low. deflects a pass for columbus' fourth goal of the game. watch this. another former flyer. nick with two goals. flyers' win streak snapped, 4-1 the final. >>> back from a torn acl, had four points, three assists. sixers led by eight to start the fourth quarter. tied at 102. another former friend of us, nelson finds anari. a game high 24. denver takes the lead for good, doesn't look back, 108-105. >>> basketball and football teams nationally televised on the gridiron, a possible new year's day bowl on the line for the aac title game. they are down in houston facing the cougars. houston took the lead early on and held on led by quarterback greg ward. scam perring all the way down the sidelines. 148 yards on the ground for ward. 24-13. >> you never like losing. but you've just got to keep the what's-next mentality. we'll just go back and figure out what's going on next and go from there. >> good news is, they do have a bowl game to look forward to. >>> looking in wisconsin, temple down 11 at the half. badgers' nigel hayes. he led all scores wi

columbus wins three-two. this is his third game with the team.e will pick up his first nhl win. >>> lots of college basketball yesterday we will start with villanova on the road taking on eighth ranked virginia. to the second half of the game villanova trailing, and, he drains the three pointer. he had a game high 23 points. that will cut virginia's lead to three. but back come cavilers, next possession, london, drained three pointer, they will take 68-62 lead. then with just under two minutes left malcolm grogan showing some range, he had 20 points. but villanova will lose to virginia 86-75. >>> illinois state visiting hawk hill first half, dion dray bembry from a distance drops one of four, three pointers on the day. the to the second half, bembry once again showing his dunking skills. sixteen points, nine rebound and seven assists. hawks win 79-65. >>> another sin us visiting penn at the palestra and there is eric williams from the jumper here. he had nine points on the game. but he steps up for pen, hits one of his five, three pointers. penn

this is 95 southbound, south of columbus boulevard, right lane block this time.eft lane squeezing by, another multi-vehicle accident, rescue crews on the scene here as well. not as back up on the vine street expressway, but still have back up here on i95 southbound, south of columbus boulevard. moving the traffic cam one more time, to the ben franklin bridge mid-span. the ben franklin bridge is in good shape. breath of fresh air actually after the two accident. moving along fine further up no delays on 676 or the admiral wilson, parkway, all look good as well. note from septa here. the airport trains will operate on new timetable, meant to enhance service reliability today. so take a look at those new timetables. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, nicole, back to you. >> all right, ann, thanks for that update. 8:22, we'll take short break, >> one of the biggest stars and his new movie takes closer look at one of pro sports biggest controversy cents, the movie called concussion. here's a preview of the interview with will smith, you'll

from the columbus zoo. they released a video of the cub dreaming next to her stuffed moose. what would a polar bear dream of? seals. that is the version of the panda. erin: gives bei bei a run for the -- leon: little bit. doug: check her in six months. leon: rip your lungs out. doug: rain overnight and clearing skies while sleeping. then sunshine breezy and 63 tomorrow. pleasant wednesday. stronger cold front on thursday with a 60% chance of rain and 50's. somewhat cooler friday at the skies clear high of 43 on saturday. 52 on monday. and more interesting that the trends indicate even warmer air through next week. an steve rudin has a strongest look at the outlook. steve is celebrateing 20th year in washington television. erin: congrats to him. leon: i thought you were going to say his 20th birthday. erin: that too! doug: the deal is the trend will continue. some models we could be in 50s and 60's by christmas eve and christmas day. we need a wholesale change of the upper air pattern but no time it is happening. especially i picked a great time to -- erin: i picked a great t

switching gears to a developing story, firefighters in columbus, ohio have contained a massive warehouse fire. they say it could be hours before it is completely out. the two alarm blaze started before 4:00 this morning. several propane tanks exploded, causing flames to shoot more than 100 feet into the air. most of the building has collapsed. the fire forced to nearby schools to close. no injuries have been repord in the cause of the fire is still under investigation. closer to home, a major meeting happening today after a historic yacht club in annapolis when up inflames over the weekend. john is in annapolis with details on the plans to relocate and rebuild the landmark. members of the staff at the yacht club have arrived as well as restoration crews as fire investigators continue to sift through the charred remains and figure out exactly what caused all of this devastation. you can see what is also visible out here is the christmas decorations. fire investigators trying to onure out if this fire saturday afternoon had anything to do with the parade of lights of and that goes on every

columbus wins three-two. and they pick up his first, nhl win. >>> lots of college basketball yesterday we will start with villanova on the road taking on eighth ranked virginia. to the second half of the game villanova trailing, but chris jenkins doing his part and drains the the three pointer. he add game high 23 points. that will cut virginia's lead to three. sixty-eight-six two. then with just under two minutes left malcolm, showing some range he hits 39. he had 20 points. villanova will lose to virginia 86-75. >>> illinois state visiting hawk hill, first half, deandre dembry drops one of his four, three pointers on the day. to the sond half, once again, showing his dunking skills. he had 16 points, nine rebound and seven a ises, hawks win 79-65. >> penn at the palestra. there is eric williams with the yum per there. he had nine points on the day. but he is stepping up for penn right here. he hits one of his five, three pointers, as penn wins 73-66. >>> and delaware state taking on temple, dell state looki

. >> jack hanna's "into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide and the columbus zoo and aquarium,ers in conservation for over 30 years. hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "into the wild." today's adventure takes us into the heart of gabon's rainforest and in search of massive and majestic lowland gorillas. >> a silverback! >> there's a silverback right there on the road! get outta here. >> oh! >> oh, my god! he's there by the road! a silverback! we're covering some serious ground, all for the trek of a lifetime, when we go "into the wild." >> [gasps] ooh.

it's andrew walters, knights of columbus. thank you for joining us. good holidays to you and your family. >> thank you very much. ernie: still to come, my question of the night. it's about filling in the blank when it comes to being wasteful. check this one out. >> something go to waste? ernie: we'll find out what new yorkers had to say. next week we'll tackle the issues involving designer dogs monday. tuesday, the daylight savings debate. why many people want to put an end to the seasonal changes and keep the same time year round. interesting issue that we'll explore next tuesday. we're coming right back after when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you' re doing to find a bathroom? daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to gop frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if yo

is unseasonably warm out and extremely, extremely foggy, so sabina a kuriakose you are live along columbus boulevard. will we be able to see you? i think you're -- where are you? >> reporter: hi, i will tell you it is a good thing that rodolph has a very red nose because santa will need it as he delivers those race few presents, it is so foggy out here. i want to take a look out the in the distance you can wearily see that walkway over south street, and as we pan over just a little bit you cannot even see traffic lights. they are all surrounded in dense fog and national weather service we have a dense fog advisory until 10:00 o'clock this morning, and a quarter mile visibility, so if you are, one of those millions of drivers, triple a a says that will be outside on the road between now and new years day and outside on the road this morning, you want to be careful using caution, make sure headlights are on and make sure thaw are keeping a rot of distance, between you and that next driver, we know, that cab sneak up from you in this fog. be careful and be alert, good amount of traffic that f

teresa priolo joins us live from columbus circle with the numbers. >> reporter: good morning. this might make your years perk up as your head out the door during a year when we are seeing record ridership, the nypd telling us they are seeing a spike in crimes, says a hear from people they feel sick and by and large you log but that doesn't mean crime isn't occurring underground. as you are running out the door trying to catch the overcrowded to jim or to school on time, knows this, the nypd says this year you are more likely to be a victim of subway crime but it also says there's a greater chance the perpetrator will be >> year-to-date the average 6.7 major felonies birdie with an average of 1.4 robberies british. >> reporter: the chief gave the indian border is an annual assessment of crime on the subway. overall this year felony crime is up 9.2%. there has also been 18% increase in arrests for sex crimes. they is forcible touching, lewdness and unwanted surveillance. most writers are snapping caught. the most serious offense rape, that one is down 80%. one in the board appla

new york man has been arraigned for the 2012 murder of another man in the middle of the day near columbus circle. the victim in the case, brendan cellphone on west 50th street when a gunman came up from behind him and shot him in the head. prosecutors say lloyd mckenzie of queens ordered the fatal it and drove the getaway car. mackenzie has been charged with second-degree murder at various drug charges, police believe mackenzie planned the slaying of for a drug deal in which he as the victim $160,000 for cocaine. >> a man pleaded not guilty in a shooting in roosevelt field mall on long island, oliver lee tried to steal many teen thousand dollar watch on tuesday. and hitting another worker in the shoulder. authorities are praising the guard for the ndp the detective, and a life-and-death struggle. and posting the picture, and robert: quintin coming up, republican presidential candidate ted cruz. >> and keeping track of the holiday forecast. >> meteorologist: it is all about warm weather today, a little fog this morning. 63 right now, temperatures, slight chance of an afternoon shower. to d

columbus back up by two. flyers down a man blue jackets with the puck no one on scott hartnell. former team. the blue jackets win four to one. >>> now to hoops sixers taking on the denver nuggets playing an afternoon game at the center. jahlil okafor sitting out for the second game of his suspension for off court issues. sixers welcomed back tony wroten into the lineup out for almost a year with a torn acl. fourth quarter sixers with the lead. covering ton making the 3-pointer to give the sixers a five-point lead. he led the team with 18 points. that lead cut to a basket. jameer nelson hit the jump shot to tie up the game. then nelson drove baseline making a nice pass to galinari who scored. the nuggets beat the sixers 108 to 105. >>> to college hoops fran dunphy's temple owls on the road taking on wisconsin in a long day for fran and the owls. badgers went on a 19 and two run on the first half to take control of the game. hayes scoring 18 points. wisconsin beat temple 76 to 60. so not a good day on north broad street. i feel like all i have is bad news. >> i know. >> i'm sorry.

really hard to will tell, that is how dense this fog is, these cars, they are passing us here on columbusoulevard, nothing but headlights, you cannot see anything but those lights, visibility is down to a quarter mile. as a fog advisory until 10:00 o'clock this morning. this fog will last until then. 5:00 o'clock this morning we are seeing traffic on these roadways, there are people out and about even though it is a holiday, christmas day we know outside on the road and it is this foggy those cars can sneak up in front of you and blind spots we want you to be careful leave a lot of space between you and those other cars we want to you get to grand momma's house safely. most importantly though we have had lights on our cars, santa though he has rodolph, with his shiny nose, so those presents never fear they should arrive right on time before you can even say jingle bells, sue. >> thank goodness he saved christmas that rodolph, almost every year, thanks, sabina. >>> it is really creepy driving around in the suburbs this morning. look at the counties included in the dense fog advisory. a as

columbus circle almost 60 at this hour. 59.5. so again, guys, we're live in the middle of new york city. let's go back to you in the studio. >> thank you >>> so if the holidays have crept up on you and you haven't had the family photo for your greeting card, not to worry. cindy hsu reports. >> reporter: to get pictures like these you have to go through a lot of this. >> these are so beautiful. >> reporter: this professional on a holiday shoot with a family. she says forget the idea of getting that perfect picture. new keep yelling smile or cheese, you'll get the fake smile. so just have fun. >> i want some attitude. there you go, yes, like that! i say funny things to them, i jump around and capture them when they are reacting to the moment. >> reporter: she says keep the heads and bodies close together for the best family shot. >> mark, put your head closer to jackie's. i wanted to capture what they are feeling in their faces when they're holding their child. it's just what makes you happy. it could be a very funny picture. kids

will hagood appeared on book to be from columbus ohio, his hometown. and a longer segment if you like to see that paul's the apple segment go to book tv.org, type in the author's name and you'll be able to watch the whole thing. >> republican candidate for president mike huckabee discussed his book guides, guns, grits and gravy earlier this year about tvs author interview program, afterwards. >> here's the point of the book, their three major cultural bubbles in america. new york, washington, and the other one is hollywood. from those three

wil haygood appeared on booktv from columbus, ohio, is home town and a longer segment if you like to see the full segment you can go to booktv.org. type in the author's name and you will be able to watch the whole thing. >> republican candidate for president mike huckabee discussed his book "god, guns, grits and gravy" earlier this year on booktv's author interview program "after words." >> host: is the point of the book. t

we're testing discount programs in columbus. two of our most popular are a coupon for a free frostie and a $5 bonus extra care cash at cvs. consumers will have the freedom to pay using a variety of accounts. mcx recently signed a partnership with jpmorgan chase will increase options available by enabling customers to use their chase cards wherever currency is accepted. at mcx we are always open to adding new forms of payment that will provide greater convenience to consumers using currency mobile payments as a platform. at mcx we're focused on leveraging innovative technology. however, many consumers remain in the dark about how to leverage the latest security technologies in their everyday lives. we believe it is incumbent on mobile payment technologies not only to use the latest security technology, but to help educate consumers on how it is working for them. our app uses secure dynamic tokens uniquely generated for each transaction to facilitate transactions instead of constantly passing data. using a dynamic token means the

right near the florence-columbus interchange, vine expressway, still closed until about 5:15 or so.his stretch there from the schuylkill, over to broad street. you know the drill if you're out early this morning, for the folks up in levittown, up in and over to the scutters falls, and the route one bridge there, we're dealing with some thick fog. same deal for the gang out here in chester county, malvern, the turnpike through downingtown, coming in on 422. so just be ready as you roll out of the driveway. and if you are headed to the airport be ready for weather delays again today. again not the rain and fog delays we had yesterday. but, certainly, some fog delays this morning, your best bet, check with your airline before you head down to the airport. and pack your patience and maybe little snack if you are traveling with the kids. city septa bus and trolley lines running on modified schedule today. for new years day for the parade and mummers operating on sunday schedule. so keep that in mine. karen, back over to you. >> bob, what did you get the news about chip kelly? >> about 7:

and disable tractor-trailer, northbound, on 295 up near the florence-columbus interchange. mass transit looking good with no reported delays. >> we are all talking about this, after another disappointing season, eagles bosses say chip's got to go. the coach gets fired days before the final game, dave kinchen is in upper darby, i'm just looking at all of the different headlines and comments on this one, another one that said blue chip. what are people saying, and what are people thinking now dave? >> pretty good one, one of the things you can do a lot with the headlines, you know, people are shocked in terms of the timing, i think a lot of people felt like it was something that was going to happen, and eventually, but when they get word of the firing, and we actually broke the news a lot of people at 69th street station this morning, and there was a collective say what pretty much. because they just weren't expect to go hear something like this before of course the last game of the season. now, true, of course, the eagles, they weren't doing well, we know it was a disappoint

columbus perdÍa la final 2 1.e pasen una linda noche y hasta luego recuerden sonrÍan. buenas noches. el presidente obama reitero hoy que la masacre de san bernardino fue una accion terrorista pero no fue ordenada por ninugna organizacion criminal en el exterior.en un mensaje desde la oficina oval, el presidente dejo en claro que si bien estados unidos esta en guerra contra isis no enviara tropas a siria.claudia uceda, desde washington, nos resume el mensaje presidencial... algo todavia no explicado en la investigacion de la matanza es que papel jugo un hispano, como la persona que compro dos rifles de alto poder para syed rizwan farook, la familia de marquez mantiene su hermetismo, pero las autoridades continuan acopiando evidencias para determinar si hay algo mas que lo vinculea los dos presuntos terroristas.juan carlos gonzalez nos amplia... el autor de la masacre de san bernardino era un extremista obsesionado con la destruccion de israely admirador del cabecilla del grupo terrorista estado islamico.asi describ

currency is now live in columbus, ohio. the people of columbus are experiencing a powerful new way to shop. not only can they pay. they can redeem coupons and gain loyalty points all in one swift move. currency was made to be used at the places the people of columbus go every day like their favorite restaurants, even at the drive-through. >> i'll be paying with currency today. >> okay. great. have a great day. >> they can also clip offers and scan at the check out at retailers and the grocery store and they're good to go. discounts and loyalty are applied instantly. and they can pay with their phone while comfortably sitting in their car at the gas pump. currency is available on virtually any smartphone and soon you'll see it at thousands of other places around the country. stay tuned. soon you too will be able to shop like never before. >> this new network will benefit a wide range of consumers in three basic ways. one, delivering a better shopping and payment experience by enabling customers to interact directly with merc

. >> neil armstrong is an iconic figure, basically a christopher columbus. >> he's an expert between the difference in real armstrong signatures and forgeries. a signed nasa picture is worth $4500. that's a forgery on the left. armstrong never signed over the flag on his space suit. >> forgeries are around simply because it's a quick dollar. >> one especially lucrative stash of moon loot has landed in court. lunar bibles printed on microfilm. >> they were reproduced for the prayer league, people in and around the houston community who wanted to express their support for the spais program for their faith. they flew on apollo 13, hooufnt we have houstonwe have a proble. there were rumors that they were out on the surface of the room, they were not, they were in the personal preference kit of edgar mitchell. he gave them back to the prayer league. >> he's now in his 90s living in his nursing home. his collection of lunar bibles is the center of a custody bible. author occasionally hirsh carol hirsh has 14 lunar bibles. the tak state of texas wants them back to pay for his care. she is u

((paul joncich)) > a once in a lifetime sneak peek: ((( heather widney/columbus oh) : "i was freaking out i was at costco and i'm looking at my ((denise valdez)) the two dozen people who won a contest to see a baby panda before the public.. and their reactions to the announcer: now nevada's first choice for news. this is 8 news now at 4. ((denise valdez)) > christmas came early for some panda lovers. the smithsonian national zoo's newest panda cub won't make his first public appearance until january 16-th. but cbs reporter weija jiang tells us how some panda fans got to meet the bears in person: < nats bei bei five million people have clicked on the he was born four months ago. so when the national zoo ran an instagram video competition for a chance to get up close to the zoo's biggest star. nats.. .the response was overwhelming. ( pamela baker- masson/associat e director of communication s, smithsonian national zoo) "it was really heartening to know that we struck a chord." (weijia jiang/cbs news/washingto n, dc) "not only did the videos show people's passion for pandas - but also wh

currency is now live in columbus, ohio. the people of columbus are experiencing a powerful new way to shop. not only can they pay. they can redeem coupons and gain loyalty points. all in one swift move. currency was made to be used at the places the people of columbus go every day, like their favorite restaurants. even at the drive-through. >> that will be $8.32. >> great. i'll be paying with currency today. >> great. have a great day. ♪ >> they can also clip offers and scan at the checkout at retailers and the grocery store. and they're good to go! discounts and loyalty are applied instantly. and they can pay with their phone while comfortably sitting in their car at the gas pump. currency is available on virtually any smartphone and soon you'll see it at thousands of other places around the country. stay tuned, soon you too will be able to shop like never before. >> this new network will benefit a wide range of consumers in three basic ways. one, delivering a better shopping and payment experience by enabling customers to

flyers in columbus later tonight. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski.a good day. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, including shelter me. >>> i'm matt o'donnell with hinman. you'll meet him next "shelter me rescue of the week." happeningn news" saturday at 9:00. jurors in a gay beating trial speak out after handing down a mixed verdict. >>> a truck crashes after careening down an embankment, the driver walks away. >>> a big vote is on tap in harrisburg, one that could end the state's months long budget stalemate. let's head outside to chris sowers, you're jumping up and down. we have to stretch this out so you can stand in the cold a little bit longer. >> reporter: no, about a minute is good enough for me. we'll show you the temperatures, we'll flip it over to the numbers and show you what's going on. it's chilly out here this morning. first thing this morning we had upper 20s showing up north and west now we're seeing the low 0s. the highs will struggle just to get out of the 30s and low 40s across the western suburbs. fleetwood, 3

we have cleveland, columbus, cincinnati, dayton. we had a shooting outside of with a fake a guy gun was shot and killed and walmart. we had a situation in cleveland where the police chased a car, two people in the car, they officer shoots 47 times into the car, the couple had no gun, and they had a grand jury that failed to indict. , we have the circumstances that happen, and now we have a 12-year-old who was shot holding , and the police pull up, and now we are waiting for a grand jury decision. we've had no violence. after this issue in cleveland with an officer on the number ofcar, a african-american legislators can do see me and said, "we should have a task force." we will have a task force, and you will be on its. in 24 hours, i will name the task force. we had two people to have it -- haead it. when his head of highway patrol, and the other is a very liberal african-american woman who ran against the republicans for statewide chair office. leaders, community ministers, law-enforcement, all on this task force. they reported to

the video released today by the columbus zoo.. of a baby polar bear snoring in his sleep.. that's next. movie premiere in history. the latest in the star wars franchise: the force awakens premieres in los angeles tonight. this is a view of the massive tent on hollywood boulevard.. where stars walk the red carpet to the t-c-l chinese theater. fans have been camping out for several days in anticipation of the film. it opens in las vegas theaters on friday./// ((dave courvoisier)) > the man behind the newest star wars film says it was important to not get caught up as a fan when creating the new chapter. j-j abrams inherited the franchise from filmmaker george lucas as a self- proclaimed superfan... but says he put that aside when accepting the director role. abrams says.. in order to do it justice.. he and his team of writers had to get down to one question.. what's the point of making this movie?: (( jj abrams // director, "star wars: the force awakens" - in talking about it in the most a star wars movie, but 'this is a story about a young woman who..', 'this is the story ab

13.04.28.07 the family-run business of simply soothing in columbus junction, iowa makes a lot of different products. but they also make you feel loved when you walk through the door.12.55.29.14 sojka started making the homemade products in 2003, and throughout the years, they've grown - and now use that success, to give back. she's an amazing woman 12.57.43.13 justa&awesome woman **** through friends, they met a woman named nancy, who lost her own son, but found a new calling and founded an orphanage in mexico. 12.56.32.22 she started feeling the children. but she feeds them with education and culture and music and art 12.56.41.29 freda and her husband have visited - and say the stories of the children will break your heart - a little boy who was burned with gasoline, starving and lonely kids without hope - but then, here, something wonderful happened. the children thrived - four of the original kids are now in college, some studying to be be international businessmen, other, a dentist. feing their soul, to helheal the traumatic experiences that they have 13.00.56.09 recently, hurricane pa

mother flying from columbus: 14:07:12 "you buy a ticket, and then when you pick your seats, it's additional fees." but airlines are passing the buck... back to consumers... farecompare-dot-com found last- minute deals for christmas... icago to new orleans for only $187, roundtrip. $257 for d.c. to dallas.amioes: just $241. but rfares for the last three weeks in january - and most of february - are at a five-year low... just avoid rm-weather destitns... and those three day weekends. sot: rick seaney, ceo and co-founder, farecompare.com: 14:35:33 "fly on the cheapest ys, that's tuesday, wednesday and turday, doll always finddecent deal." ving airlines a lift... all ose extra fees... and falling fuel prices... thiyear, they paid $45-billion ss to gas up those planes. butrlines argue...h' investing their profits, juslike big companies... apple ortarbucks... sot: jean dina: airlines industry spokesperson: 12:58:46 "airlinese doing the same thinwith new planes, new st w apps r your phone- making the travel rlines say this is the firsttime sincethe great recession their profitability has fallen in

in columbus junction, joy howe, fox 28 news at 9. simply soothing held a special fundraisertonight at the loisia county fairgrounds. if you weren't able to make it, you can still help. simply make a purchase from simply soothing this month, and me that money will go to the orphanage. or you can make a cash donation. we've put that link on our website. lighting up the night.where you can catch a magnificant t display as we continue our look at christmas in the corridor. -- when the fox 28 after the shopping, after the decorating, after all the work that goes into the holidays , a lot of families enjoy getting out to enjoy the sights and sounds of the season. season.a huge event is planned for this weekend in coralville and the city lights up`the night. night.fox 28 news reporter matt hammill has the story as part of our christmas in the corridor series. series. nat - music as the warmth of the holiday season spreads christmas color across coralville nat (( 6:43:42 )) " crinkle crinkle bag "there is one more huge projecnat light lighte

laura columbus is the winner of this years snow blower giveaway! congrats laura! wawaer weather is allowing one corridor company to use the sun to harvest solar power - but that's not all. all.van meter recently partnered with a political organization called next gen climate iowa - to act against climate e change. change.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee is here to explain what motivated them to get involved. involved.karen - van meter says the idea... of renewable energy aligns with their company's mission. mission.next gen climate's iowans to use fifty percent clean energy by the year 2030. van meter says as an employee owned company, they want their electrical products like solar panels - to have a generational impact.this is why they want to get involved in public policy.they say it's a chance to help them educate others beyond just a state level. "there's a return on investment and you might not have been able to say that five years ago. as the price of solar continues to come down, it makes more and more sense to invest in it for decades of consistent locked in