dale? after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it's something you earn. brookside. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather cast. dale: good morning. hope you had a nice weekend. this is basically the story. we've got fog and it is going to linger until noon or 1:00. we have dense fog advisories for a good many of the counties. some light rain falling along the north carolina-south carolina border, also the georgia-south carolina border. all this is streaming to the east. flood watches have been issued for the mountains. northeastern georgia and the counties and upstate, south carolina, because the potential of already saturated ground and heavy downpours could lead to localized flooding. all these great counties are dense fog advisories. if you are traveling south toward columbia, you will run into quite a bit of fog. the heaviest of the rain right now is in the mississippi

(dale) that's correct. (buck) you happy with this? (dale) i'm very happy. (buck) isn't this montana spectacular country up here. (dale) we've seen a lot of animals here. we've seen big horn sheep, we've seen some elk and antelope, white tail (buck) i love montana. i think we may have to make some more trips up here. we're having a good time chasing these critters around here. i'm buck mcneely. make sure and join us next time for outdoorsman. >> hello, everyone. armstrong williams, thank you so much for joining us. we're in las vegas, nevada, where we just took over soul ownership of kdmy television station. um, it's number 7 on our list of television stations and while to tape shows live to talk about affordable care, spread the word about the status of it around the world, obviously um, you you've heard about the shootings in san bernardino, california. and so my guests understand that today while we were do our best to cover affordable care, we're going to talk about that shooting. we're fortunate to have dr. anette - - . and also patrick whose rar managi

dale will tell us much more. dale: more scattered showers and thunderstorms today, perhaps, rit will not take as much because the ground is wet and saturated. any heavy downpours could lead to localized flooding. that will be the story through early tomorrow and tonight cooler and drier weather starts to be felt come saturday, sunday, and monday and tuesday. so any days are coming. cold or days, too. did 60's it today for the upstate and the mountains and not quite as warm as yesterday where he tied a record getting up to 72. 66 in the upstate today. mike: thank you. people in landrum are doing with the effects of the rain from monday night. folks at caroland farms say the pacolet river overflowed. all of the farm's cattle were moved to safety, and it doesn't look like any equipment was damaged, but farm manager matt rainey says it'll take time to know how the crops here were affected. aly: officials in newberry county say lake greenwood is in a high water condition. that comes after they released water from it y

dale is in this morning. dale: we had a lot of rain yesterday. as who look out this morning, a good bit of the upstate does not have rain. there are showers in the piedmont area. we will have areas of patchy fog but will linger until the late morning. on in parts of southern greenwood, mccormick, and abbeville. most everything is to the south right now, but this could creep back up into the upstate, bringing a few isolated showers. most of the flood watches are still to the south of us from newberry county into salute a -- and to -- in to saluda. one or two isolated showers and then, dry weather will settle in. cooler temperatures are coming back. we will talk more about that in just a few minutes. mike: parts of our area will clean up today as other parts reopen. allyson: one area is already open. that is in cleveland park. that's where wyff news 4's aly aly: those are still currently shut until further notice. we cannot show you much because of where we are gated off. take a look at our video from yesterday. it was too dangerous to drive some r

aly: dale, i was excited. i walked out of my house and there was no rain, but on the drive in, rain. dale: we have one more event to deal with. over the past six hours, we had a lot of moisture flowing over the southeast coming in our direction. we are under a flood watch because of the potential of more localized flooding from already saturated ground and full creeks. we could get thunderstorms in afternoon that could have us experiencing flooding. be careful as you make your plans. this will be the last rain event we will see and it will be over by early tomorrow morning. then, drier weather settles in. behind that front, temperatures will be in the 20's and 30's overnight. 61 in greenville. 52 in asheville. we will see highs in the mountains add 64. 57 in spartanburg. the end of the day, we will see a temperature from 66-67 as a high. it gets back to normal as we get into the weekend. we will talk more about that, coming up. mike: we have a live look at the the lake is in a high water condition. the water w

mike: we begin with dale and the rain. dale: one more day of it. today may not be quite as heavy as yesterday, but it will not take as much to cause problems because the ground is saturated, creeks are full, so they could lead to localized flooding and ponding of water on roads. the flood watch continues until early tomorrow morning because of that potential of more heavy downpours causing problems. thunderstorms this afternoon. 66 for the upstate high, for the mountains, 64 and scattered showers. cooler weather is coming. mike: thank you. we are giving you a live look at -- actually, this is only greenwood under close watch. aly: officials in newberry lake yesthey say the lake is in high water condition. the water will flow into the saluda river and eventually into lake murray. the lake at greenwood was never in danger of collapsing. mike: in landrum, people are dealing with monday night's rain. aly: the pack of it river overflowed -- pacolett river overflowed and all of the farm animals removed to safety. it will take time to see how the crops we

dale: we all are. mike: in this morning's buzz, it's quite the sight during flooding situations when you see a ball of ants floating by. allyson: mike can't even predict. take a look at this island of floating fire ants. this band of insects was spotted on floodwaters in pelzer. the ants apparently use jaws, claws and sticky stuff on their their exteriors are already water repelling. the most important members of the colony are kept safe in the middle. those include the larvae and the queen ant. scientists say the colony's goal is to make it to dry land and rebuild. as gross as that is, it is remarkable what nature does. dale: how anything so tiny can have so much of a punch. fire ants hurt. mike: i am allergic. allyson: no wonder you cannot read that. let's take a look at the morning headlines. cleaning up after flooding in the area.a look at the trouble spots. plus, a state of emergency in missouri ask floodwaters rise in the mississippi river could reach historic levels. mike: happening now, happy n

mike: we're back with dale. dale: fresh rain in parts of the piedmont. coming down pretty good in parts of anderson county, except in greenville county and south of i-85. rain that we were watching earlier now in newberry and working into fairfield county, union and parts of chester getting showers, even a thunderstorm in a few spots. the action in georgia and part of the piedmont not over quite it will influence parts of the upstate with scattered showers for the morning into early afternoon. i about 5:00 or 6:00, it gets out of. . 52 per asheville, mid 60's in the piedmont. a mild beginning to the day. we will see mid 60's to upper 50's for afternoon highs. greece is out of the north. -- breezes out of the north. drier weather for new year's day, 10 degrees cooler, 46 to 55 for highs tomorrow and cold nights again saturday morning and continuing through next week. sunny days are back with low 50's in the upstate and upper 40's in the mountains. mike: thank you. we are giving you a live look at times where. security a top concern from times square and a

patrick: let's check in with dale. a lot of folks have wanted that christmas weather and i guess it's just a little delayed until after the new year. dale: crazy pattern affecting the entire country. as you can see, fog is a big story this morning. this will last until noon to 1:00 across the region. we will get some showers. watch out there. anywhere from a half to maybe three quarters of an inch of rain this afternoon into the evening. about that much again tonight. flood watches have been issued for a good bit of the carolinas. right now, just seeing light rain. all the areas highlighted in green are under a flood watch. the areas in gray under a dense fog advisory. that could linger longer. as you travel early, watch out for the fog. give yourself a little extra time and take the umbrella. might not be raining now, but there's a good chance for rain in the upstate and mountains as the day goes on. monday, tuesday, wednesday will be wet. cooler weather coming in for the end of the week. myra: don't forget, whenever

dale: 5:48. we have had a good bit of rain you can see the rain drops still on the lens and wet roads for the morning commute. good news is the bulk of the rain is working its way to the east and affecting parts of york and cherokee and union county with good downpours. but greenville-spartanburg-anderson have a shower to left for the morning. we had a flash flood warning that has been downgraded for the greater asheville area. seven buncombe county under a flood warning, continuing for parts of southern transylvania county and pulled county, but that will go on for a while with creeks and streams. the heavy downpours of rain -- downpours overwhelmed the drainage system. we have another wave of rain action coming in tomorrow ahead of this cooler air that will impact us starting on friday. this is wave number one of showers and thunderstorms and down the gulf from wednesday morning through wednesday evening tomorrow. by early thursday morning, it should be over and dry weather through the weekend.

dale, how much rated greasy dale: some places got over 1.5 inches. when you combined yesterday and overnight, most sought over one inch. the event is starting to work its way out of our area, but another one is lining up for wednesday. we will have more rain in the forecast. everybody is sick of it, but the good news is will improve toward the weekend. upper 60's from greenville to greenwood, the 60's and asheville and high temperatures in the mountains in the upper 60's and we will hit 70 in the upstate. we will talk about the cold down in a few minutes.mike: thank you. we want to talk traffic. richard edmund is in. richard: 85 from spartanburg to greenville, take your time. let's start with 85. road, highway 101 in the greenville area, of also extra driving time as you head in that direction because water is ponding on the roads. more so on the spartanburg side of interstate 85. once you hit the puddle, you could get out of control. on landrum at highway 14 at interstate 26, flooding reported on highway 14. traffic is moving through that area just

dale: it well. thth good news is cooler, drier weather is coming in for the for new year's eve, new year's day through saturday, sunday, looking good. we still have a few showers left this monk or at most of the rain is east 26 as you can see. working its way to the charlotte area. starting to get a break in a few counties. i would like some rain gauge reports. if you're watching early and have a rain gauge on a daily basis, send that information to me and we will pass it along. asheville got over 1.5 inches of rain. it fell in such a short period of time a letter localized flooding. there has been a good bit of rain since midnight. a two day event. a mix of rain for the upstate and more than a in the mountains. flat-footed warning continues in southern buncombe county. it is not over yet, we have another round of rain coming through wednesday. here is the current shower liner continues to work its way to the east with thunderstorms in the charlotte area and heavy downpours there. we will get a litt

dale: good monday morning. 5:47 is the time. look at the fog as we look out from our woodruff road skycam. that will be the story for a good bit of the e gion. does all lasting until late morning and early afternoon in some spots. -- dense fog lasting until late morning and early afternoon in some spots. flood watches have been issued for the next couple of days because today, tomorrow, even wednesday, we have a good chance of rain each day. that is on already saturated ground that could lead to some localized flooding. if you're are traveling to up from greenwood into the upstate, you will run into dense fog. some of the heaviest rain is in the mississippi valley area. some severe thunderstorm watches for mississippi, louisiana, and even tornado watches. cooler temperatures are coming. i know it has been unseasonably warm for a good bit of december. by this weekend, it will feel more like winter as we go to a new year. upper 60's fofothe afternoon in the upstate. mountains will see temperatures in the mid-60's. you can see the

dale: thank you. fog will last until noon time for many areas across the mountains and parts of the upstate. dense fog advisory south of 85 to late morning. it is coming up pretty good in parts of georgia and western north carolina. this is a little advanced precipitation. the real rain from the next front will start to arrive later this afternoon, this evening, and overnight into tomorrow. we could see another inch of rain or more from the system. we have had 6.5 inches of rain already. we will add to it over the next couple of days. after r e front pushes through, very mild temperatures come back to normal thursday, friday, especially saturday and sunday. light breezes today will pick up. tuesday and wednesday still mild with a good chance of rain each day. it clears up thursday. thursday through the weekend, cooler temperatures come back. 20's and 30's on saturday and sunday. daytime highs on saturday in the low to upper 40's. we start out the new year with some winterlike weather. patrick: thank y

mike: thank you, dale. a woman closes her eyes to pray. aly: plus, traveling on a busy mike: south carolina congressman trey gowdy has announced who he is endorsing for the 2016 presidential nomination. he announced his support for marco rubio yesterday. gowdy was campaigning with the freshman senator from florida in south carolina. >> national security and public safety are the most important issues to me. and there is nobody better on those two issues than marco rubio. our founding fathers did not give us a commander in chief to fill out march madness basketball brackets. or to sample golf course on the eastern seaboard mike: gowdy is a key member of the republican party. he is the chairman of the select aly: republican presidential candidate george pataki has ended his presidential. he made the announcement during a commercial that aired last night, right here on wyff 4. pataki received less than 1% support in the most recent wmur-cnn granite state poll. mike: happening today. two presidential candidates

aly: thank you, dale. much better than what they are dealing with in portland, super messy as wintery weather made for treacherous roads. look at that. mike: clean up crews were busy plenty of cars went off the road. some roads in the area have been closed since sunday. the forecast is calling for mostly light showers today. temperatures may be chilly enough to make for a rain-snow mix. aly: in iowa, a winter storm is making for wet conditions. plows and salt trucks are out. trying to clear roads. in michigan, freezing rain pelted vehicles over the weekend and led to slick and slippery roads. the snow and sleet also led to traffic troubles for drivers in wisconsin. the wintry mix and gusty winds caused several cars to spin out and off the roads. no serious injuries were reported. people were out and about in downtown chicago shoveling sidewalks and trudging through the slush. mike: chinese rescuers built a lifeline into the ground to reach trapped miners. it will be used to send down food, water and commun

allyson: thank you, dale. a husband and wife convicted of planning a large-scale bombing in london have been given hefty prison sentences. 25-year-old mohammed rehman and his wife both received life sentences. prosecutors say the couple conspired to attack a subway train or shopping mall this summer on the 10th anniversary of the london bombings. prosecutors say rehman was close to finishing a large bomb when he was arrested. and police found video footage of him detonating a smaller device in his backyard. >> you're seeing also the development t individual lone wolves, like mr. rehman who is own volition that although they are not connected to anyone else, they have a jihadist mission to pursue. allyson: prosecutors say rehman used the name silent bomber on social meadia and asked twitter followers to help him select a target for the bombing. mike: another twist in the story of the texas affluenza teenager, who was just captured in mexico with his mother. authorities say 18-year-old ethan couch was using a fa

van boven: my name is dale van boven. i was the director of the united nations for human rights from 1977 to 1982. tom mccarthy: there was a lot of pressure of all kinds from certain governments, having their secret service agents in the corridors looking after what we were doing, following what the ngos were doing, threatening people, putting pressure on other governments. latin america had strong dictatorships. ngos couldn't mention government names in the commission for violations. van boven: it is inexplicable and indefensible for the united nations not to react urgently to situations of gross violations of human rights. ramcharan: it was entirely unheard of that a human rights director would take vigorous positions. everything that a senior u.n. official did was closely monitored, and so it was his great breakthrough that he decided to act, and in some instances to speak out publicly against gross violations of human rights. van boven: there is a tendency, at that time at least, that the u.n. should remain low-key. s

dale: thank you. heaviest of the rain is affecting greenwood into newberry county and of new york and chester. frequent lightning associated with the thunderstorms and a slow-moving thunderstorms keeps training across the piedmont and causing a lot of rain to fall in a short period of time. frequent lightning along 26 and greenwood getting heavy downpours. these are all the counties under flash flood warnings until 3:00 or later. rain, the quick rising creeks and streams can lead to flooding across the counties highlighted in red from just about everybody in the upstate and south of i-85. this will continue until 3:00 today. if you live in a prone flood area or areas that are prone to flooding, a careful traveling. if you have a creek coming over a road, do not drive through it. even a few inches can take you into the creek and into a lot of trouble in a short period of time. things should get betterer as the evening goes on. until 3:15, quite a few counties under flash flood warnings. we will talk ab

dale: excuse me. i got choked up. 10:00. still some areas of patchy fog and light rain in western north carolina. this is all in advance of the heavier rain coming in this we had a very wet december and we are under a flood watch because of the potential of heavy rain tonight through wednesday. we should get a chance to dry out by thursday. green are under a flood watch. here is why. we expand our view a little bit. you can see the storm front kicking up some thunderstorms in alabama pushing to georgia and eastern tennessee and the carolinas by tonight. heavier downpours of rain and a few thunderstorms through this evening. a pretty good rain overnight days. relief comes in cooler temperatures for this weekend in a few minutes. patrick: a massive storm system stretching from new mexico to illinois killed two dozen people over the weekend. in the aftermath, sonia moghe holding together. when the lightning flashed could people see the tornado in the distance. you can see the damage easily now after one of the tornadoes hit cop

dale: it is nice to see the sunshine. we deserve it after the wet weather we have had the last couple of dait really came down last night causing creeks and streams to come outr banks. we are saturated across the region. more rain will run off quickly. unfortunately, that is exac coming area the first front that brought us the rain overnight and into the morning is calming down. here is the future plus computer model to show partly cloudy skies this afternoon. overnight tonight, we see showers. tomorrow morning, especially early afternoon another wave of shshers rumbles through the upstate and mountains.we might see more flooding. flood watch is continue through thursday morning. and then it dries up and cools down as we go to the weekend. how cool? we will talk about that in just a few minutes. mike: we will see you then. thank you. in the charlotte area, the national weather service will a confirmed tornado. this picture was taken in union county, north carolina. initial radar shows winds were about 80 to 90 miles per h

dale: cloudy this afternoon and evening. tomorrow will be dry. temperatures about 10 degrees sunday. sunshine is back and looks like it will last all the way through wednesday next week. getting a chance to start the allyson: that is great. i think we have a live look at times square. plenty of people lining up. join us back here live at 5:00 with the latest on that big game happening at 4:00. dale: there is a game at 4:00 today? we might have to watch that. allyson: thank you for having us. >>> lights, camera, access. >> breaking news, bill cosby criminally charged. welcome to "access hollywood." i'm scott evans in new york. and though dozens of women have come forward accusing the legendary comedian of sexual misconduct, today marks the first time authorities have actually filed charges, accusing cosby of the second degree felony of aggravated indecent assault. at 2:30 eastern time this afternoon bill cosby was escorted into a pennsylvania he took a small tumble on the

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dale erquiaga: nevada's skills gap is worsening. as our economy diversifies,though other state we see a need for a new kind of skills.... the testla battery project now under construction near reno...the hyperloop test facility just announced for apex...and the billion dollar faraday electric car complex that would be the anchor tenant at apex are the first of many new businesses that could transform nevada's economy over the next decade assuming the predictions are accurate and infrastructure is upgraded at robert lang/brookings west economist: there's going to be a line going in there. the big problem was just turning on the lights, turning on the faucet and the water and getting this site ready. economist dr. robert lang's projections about apex are a key argument in selling the faraday deal to lawmakers, though lang says faraday made up its mind about nevada months ago. faraday said it was thrilled to choose apex, a stunning location the company called it. even though other states reportedly offered more lucrative incentive pack

we're beginning to lose our culture with where we are. >> for now, moving to spring dale is a choice, flooding could start forcing people out. >> the impact would be that we will probably have a population explosion. >> reporter: in other words, arkansas could become the new marshal islands. >> thinking about my father, and all the loved ones, even though they pass away, their bodies are there. if the islands sink, that is like losing them forever. >> the very high stakes in very human terms. and that it for our program tonight from paris. remember, you can now also listen to our show as a pod cast. just search your favorite app store or see our interviews online and follow me on facebook and twitter. thank you for watching and good-bye from paris. even during the holidays, you get used to smelly odors you think it smells jolly, [inhales] grunts but your guests disagree... music starts febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've gone noseblind to [inhales] mmm break out the febreze, [inhale + exhale mnemonic] and breathe happy. tso i don't waste time trying, to g

. >> it happened on the meadowbrook parkway in union dale. we have the latest on the search for the culprit. >> reporter: sandra, along the meadowbrook parkway in union dale, long island, where state police have made this case a top priority. were not hurt, but they could have been critically injured or killed. driving northbound on saturday night, somebody hurled a brick off an overpass in union dale. it crashed through the windshield and struck the driver in the shoulder and showered his passenger with shards of glass. it happened 8:00 saturday night. the brick apparently tossed from a remote pedestrian overpass where there are no surveillance cameras. the driver did not lose control of the car and spotted as many as two people on the overpass shortly before the incident. >> briefly saw somebody up on the overpass or two people up on the overpass. brick went through the windshield and they got off the next exit and drove directly to the hospital from this location. >> reporter: patrols have been stepped up here. as i said, the driver and hi

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dale monroe joins us now. dale, thank you. as mentioned, you've got experience in tactical operations. what would you do here? >> well, what is going on right now, and first of all, our hearts going out to everybody there. you know it is a very, very tough situation. and what would go on now is, first of all, i heard it mentioned earlier about the folks on scene remaining calm. and that is exactly what you want. you want the folks on the scene remaining calm. everybody in the back ground is doing all the work. and so you want that. and what is happening now is a lot of interviews, a lot of camera work, a lot of looking at what could be gathered from the scene, what could be gathered from the witnesses, from the people around these individuals, however many there are, are in the community, probably right now. so it is going to take -- unless the individuals dropped out of the sky, or came out of some good isis camp up in minnesota somewhere or that we don't know about, then people in the area know these individuals. and so that

security tight at the border between syria and lebanon, at the second stage of a landmark transferred dale -- transfer deal gets underway. the american red cross is overseeing the investigation. the border town with the heaviest fighting for several years is now under a six-month cease-fire. in exchange, civilians trapped in two towns in another province have been taken to the turkish border. nationswhy the united -- the deal was brokered between iran and turkey. it is part of a series of local cease-fires reached in recent months. in a similar scheme, hundreds of rebels and their families at the last opposition held neighborhood is part of the local truce to bolster government control of the city. international efforts to end the syrian conflict have been picking up pace. under a peace plan agreed to 20 nations last month, all sides are set to start negotiations in january. the plan says nothing about president bashar al-assad's future. aurore: as promised, we will 's"ss over to "france 24 olivia. both groups are being evacuated via lebanon. is it the first time rebels have been evacuated

dale carrison, umc: it may mean something they may not mean anything. it's very difficult and there is no real medical consensus on when you're under the influence or not. in a statement from clark county district attorney steve wolfson .. he writes the amount found in her blood does not change the charges he's filing against her. carrison went on to concrete scale to determine the level of use or if drugs played a role in this deadly crash - but there is one thing the toxicology report shows... carrison: we know that sometime within the last 12- 24 hours she did in fact smoke marijuana she had a large amount of metabolites in her blood.those metabolites are only there if you have acute use. her metabolite level - or the level at which the drug is processed by your body - was about 24 nanograms per milileter. i spoke with a local toxicology expert ... and this shows she used the drug within hours before the crash. regardless - officials have called holloway's actions intentional and say the results of the toxicology test will not change the initial char

dale carrison, umc: it may mean something they may not mean anything. it's very difficult and there is no real medical consensus on when you're under the influence or not. in a statement from clark county district attorney steve wolfson .. he writes the amount found in her bloos does not change the charges he's filing against her. carrison went on to say there is no concrete scale to determine the level of use or if drugs played a role in this deadly crash - but there is one thing the toxicology report shows... carrison: we know that sometime within the last 12- 24 hours she did in fact smoke marijuana she had a large amount of metabolites are only there if you have acute use. her metabolite level - or the level at which the drug is processed by your body - was about 24 nanograms per milileter. i spoke with a local toxicology expert ... and this shows she used the drug within hours before the crash. regardless - officials have called holloway's actions intentional and say the results of the toxicology test will not change the initial charges filed. holl

(track 4) 93 year old army veteran dale robinson remembers the attack on pearl harbor vividly. (sot)"you heard an airplane and it came right down over our quadrangle."(nat sot)taps from ceremony(track 5)both he and levingston say they are still serving the country...by paying tribute to the victims. (sot dale robinson/world war ii veteran)"yes m'aam. that's what we 3 remember...the fallen guys." (track 6)fallen...but not forgotten.wejia jiang, cbs news, washington. 3 robinson is one of several world war two veterans honored between the washington redskins and the dallas cowboys. 3 3 survivors of the attack on pearl harbor gathered in hawaii today to mark the 74th anniversary of the attack.about 24- hundred people were killed in the japanese attack on the u- s military base on december seventh, 19-41.today's events included a commemoration of the sinking of the battleship u- s- s oklahoma ...as well as the internment of the ashes of a former ensign in the hull of the battleship u- s- s arizona. there will also be a pearl harbor memorial parade in honolulu tonight. 3 3 the pearl

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here's news 4 gus rosen dale. >> reporter: a family member tells news 4 what happened inside this apartment building was a case of jealousy. the father was jealous of his own son and decided to take the little boy's life. neighbors like jessica and silvia are holding their little ones a little closer tonight as news spreads what happened behind these doors in this bronx apartment building. >> the first reaction is just, wow. why? >> reporter: these smiles did not last long. jose seen here with his girlfriend shortly after the birth of their son, mason. now a very different view. showed feliciano with the dead boy inside a duffel bag. he choked and strangled his son and digged a shallow grave. >> they're my kids and i can't believe that somebody their own kids. even a father or mother. >> reporter: the father of the boy'n brother said the father was jealous of the attention the boy was getting and couldn't stand the child's crying. white tried to kill herself with an overdose of pills. she is recovering at the hospital. police arrested him after finding mason's body during the investigation.

amanda gaspard was in charge of the holiday party at the center, the woman originally from hin dale was shot, we're hearing from her sister, our julie loncich travelled to her home. >> reporter: amanda grew up here in hinsdale, new hampshire, across the river from vermont, she moved to california three year ago where she was working as a restaurant inspector for the county, also telling me she was in surgery most of the kai, her grandmother says she was shot several times, once in the leg, once in the arm and did have shrapnel in her head, survive. her parents still live here and california. in an interview with the adventist review, diane gaspard, her mother, described what party. she was quote in charge of the meeting that day, in god's mercy for a short break or there would've been more people in that room. we believe that because of her loving-kindness, the shooter did not kill her. he stood over her and shot her, he could've easily aimed at her head, but shot her in the leg instead. again, fortunately, amanda gaspard is expected to survive, she does have a rough road ahead of her h

dale carrison, umc: it may mean something they may not mean anything. it's very difficult and there is no real medical consensus on when you're under the influence or not. in a statement from clark county district attorney steve wolfson .. he writes the amount found in her blood does not change the charges he's filing against her. carrison went on to say there is no concrete scale to determine the level of use or if drugs played a role in this deadly crash - but there is one thing the toxicology report shows... carrison: we know that sometime within the last 12- marijuana she had a large amount of metabolites in her blood.those metabolites are only there if you have acute use. her metabolite level - or the level at which the drug is processed by your body - was about 24 nanograms per milileter. i spoke with a local toxicology expert ... and this shows she used the drug within hours before the crash. regardless - officials have called holloway's actions intentional and say the results of the toxicology test will not change the initial charges filed. at f

. >> i'm gus rosen dale dale. a couple developments on that story this morning. first, we'll check in with erica grow in the weather center. beautiful weather continuing. >> absolutely. check out our different our temperatures are just from the last time you saw me. 36 in newburgh. 32 in sussex. keep in mind, just an hour or two ago, these temperatures were still in the 20s. right now it's 46 degrees in downtown new york. we're looking at temperatures rising very rapidly. but we still have fog up in poughkeepsie. zero visibility. everyone else is clearing out just fine. we're going to start to dissipate that fog pretty quickly. it's because of that strong sunshine. even this time of year, a good amount of sun will really warm you up quickly. 51 degrees at noon. we'll reach a high temperature of 56 degrees, which is about 10 degrees above our seasonal average. even at 6:00, still nice at 52 with clear skies. we're going to try to hold on to this weather for as long as we can. i'll tell you about some chances for showers, though, coming up in the seven-day forecast

turnpike, between lance daild dale and the toll plaza.atch out for that. >> thanks. 10 after 4 now. are the cards stacked against atlantic city's remaining casinos? a third have already closed doors, next, hear why wall street is predicting the crisis is about to get worse. and on this giving tuesday, learn what to look out for to make sure your charitable donation is actually going where you intend it to. >>> 13 minutes past 4. here is a live look at a wet early morning commute along i-95 in south philadelphia. traffic is light but rain is in the forecast for today. make sure you have the free nbc 10 app. it puts first alert weather forecasts and alerts on your smart phone or tablet. >>> hitting polluters in the wallet hard. that's one of the ideas world leaders promote at the global climate change summit in paris. president obama and leaders from 150 nations are trying to come up with a binding agreement on reducing carbon emissions. the president met with leaders of china and india. smog is choking the capitals of those nations. presid

leonard dale guyer was also named in a criminal indictment against a colorado pharmacy.china. he wasn't a defendant or charged with any wrongdoing but accord to this indictment he was one of the doctor who his allegedly purchased the drug for patients. earlier this week, al jazeera's investigative unit revealed that charlie sly who had done part of his pharmacy training at the dyer institute said human growth hormone had been shipped to peyton manning's wife afternoonly. following this report bob c it's wrote about his own experience at the guyer clinic with hgh. as a sports writer, he knew it was banned for professional athletes. but a patients he had no idea it's also illegal for a doctor to prescribe it just for fatigue. >> i knew what it was, but you know, it's one of those things where if you are -- if you are in a desperate situation and you have a doctor you trust, and i trusted dr. guyer at the time, if he tells you that it's potentially medically even cautious you'll do it. >> reporter: one of the america's pop experts in hgh told al jazeera that the drug can on

dale darcas executive director 1. what all does serving our kids do? 2. what are some of the goals of serving our kids for 2016? 3. how many schools and needy students are you now serving? 4. over the next couple weeks? 5. how can groups and organizations serve your movement? 6. what events do you have coming up? 7. how can people donate at your upcoming sam's club food drive? 8. how can people help raise funds for serving our kids to serve needy there's a foood drive benefitting serving our kids on from 9 am to five pm. just buy or bring a new food item to donate. serving our kids foundation sam's club food drive saturday, january 9 9am - 5pm a grass fire is spreading out of control at this hour, threatening homes in southern california... here's a live look... we're starting to get a better look at this fire and the area around it as the sun comes up. the fire has burned over 1 thousand acres in ventura county, just northwest of los angeles. . crews are tackling the flames from the ground and air...but they haven't been able contain it. there is a press

in the town of holy sprily sprid clarks dale hit hard.et's get more, jennifer gray in the cnn weather center. what's the latest, jennifer? >> wolf, we have tornado warnings in effect, we did have one for the nashville area that has expired. nashville in the clear now but that tornado warning has shifted a little farther to the north and east. the county of wilson within the tornado warned area until about 8:00 central time. for the next ten minutes or so. we have a couple tornado warnings down to the south and including the city of mt. pleasant in effect. a lot of people on the roads tonight so it's been a very dangerous situation and in fact that one tornado watch that we have in effect until 8:00. the storm prediction center labeled it as a particularly dangerous situation and they got it spot on because that is where we saw that tornado in mississippi. we've had a couple of deaths unfortunately from this round of nasty weather and it is not over yet. so about half a million people still in that warned area that is set to expire in the

hills aad dales is a residential center for kids and young adults with disabilities. and we can't forget about santa and mrs. clause...they rode this...that's what makes use smile, don't we? and then i get a kiss just out the ue...another one...oh my goodness. that's awesome. he really wants those gifts." this is the seventeenth year for this event. it's a community effort... emergency responders and others in the area rrsed money forrthe past couple of the christmas season extra special for this iowa woman. she's 100 yees old and lives in marshalltown. she was awarded a "dipolima of accomplishment" from the marshalltown school district. she would have graduated in 19 - 33 but stopped attendingschool after the 8 - th grade to help ke care of her nine younger siblings. her family says the award was a dream come true coming up ... amidst all the bad -- we can't forget about all the good that filled 2015. we'r'r taking a look in just a few minutes... and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do thaty going to our page on ffebook. you ca

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