stacey: kcci's aixa diaz is live in washington tonight. as the year draws to a close, aixa, the gop field narrows. aixa: a fifth republican has dropped out of the race as the gop front-runner says he's in it to win it. mr. trump: i could say, "oh gee, if we came in the top 4 or 5," i'm looking to win everything, i want to run the table. aixa: donald trump spoke to supporters for more than an hour today at a rally in south carolina. >> south carolina would be a big win for trump, new hampshire would be a big win for trump, if he wins both of those, even if great momentum. aixa: candidates are focusing on the early states, with the iowa caucuses kicking off the nomination process in less than 5 weeks. sen. rubio: of course, here in iowa, you play such an extraordinary role in seeking and choosing our next president. aixa: marco rubio, whose average poll numbers place him third among republicans, spent a second day campaigning in iowa. >> if marco rubio pulled off a surprise in any of the early states, that would be huge. sen. sanders: i thin

. >> are you surprised that 75% people have better hygiene habits. >> diaz who is awaiting trial anded not guilty to charges of theft, burglary and cocaine possession says cleanliness, or the lack of it, can also lead to conflict. >> that's a big part of being locked up. you know, there's people who get dropped, beat up, because they don't keep things clean. >> diaz's cell mate, marcelo cardenas, who is convicted of aggravated assault, and is awaiting transfer to prison to begin a six-year sentence, is happy to indulge him. >> he jokes i have an obsessive compulsive disorder. but which is fine for me, right? >> well, i'm not a germaphobe, but being in prison might make some people anal. >> that's why we keep a towel or shirt to keep all the dust out and all because people walk by, it blows dust and air and stuff like that. so for all the people who think that we live in filth, on the contrary. we probably have a cleaner -- a cleaner cell than most people's houses. >> while the jail lets most inmates use cleaning supplies, others like erica haywood are only given the bare minimum. >>

adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. mollie: according to the flight tracking service flightaware, a typical day sees about 150 cancellations. in des moines, police are asking for your help finding a man allegedly connected to five robberies. the robberies happened twice at the kum and go on hubbell, twice at the git and go on easton boulevard, and once at the git and go on urbandale avenue. the suspect is described as a six foot tall white man in his 20's. if you have any information, you're urged to call polk county crimestoppers at 223-1400. the fugitive teenager who used an "affluenza" defense to avoid jail time in a deadly drunken driving crash is back in custody. ethan couch and his mother were arrested in mexico. omar villafranca reports from the tarrant county courthouse in held a news conference. omar: ethan and tonya couch, mother and son, are now in the hands of mexican authorities after the pair was apprehended in puerto vallarta, on the pacific coast of mexico. this new image, released by mexican officials,

this is all about diaz the name is tied. diaz get getting it to the outside. against the grain. he will to 58-yards taking this to the house. he has 16-8 two more scores. four touchdowns in the game of his life. whipping it 28-6. the second time in four years. >> inside of the circle. he scores. i did it again! another one for the players. >> spending the buer's heaps up. the game winner. beating the bees. it is going through vancouver. the road swing in san antonio. boston looking to split the season series and snap the slide against the spurs. earning a 95-87 win at the garden. and the spurs are the second best team in the west behind only the undefeated golden state warriors. >> to college hoops. harvard and kansas. the shot block winding down. way downtown. and crimson down. edat 56. inside getting the puckett and the foul. they cannot stop the jay hawings in the post. >> and to the birthplace of springfield, umass. clark on fire. knocked him down. in the corner. rattled off 11 straight points. 24 the second half all about moody. he trops 30 as the they 74-64 with the david

in washington, i'm aixa diaz. kim: and take a look at this. some arkansas residents rounded up 78 feathered victims of last night's extreme weather. the geese and ducks were taken out by hail reportedly as large as tennis balls. the birds will be cleaned and their meat given to the needy. the washington redskins might be a step closer to trademarking their contentious team name. last year, the u.s. patent and trademark office refused, citing federal law banning disparaging trademarks. but, a federal appeals court issued a ruling in a case that may set a precedent. it cited the first amendment in allowing trademark protections with what many would call a derogatory name. the nfl has now filed a statement with the court supporting the band's case. and norad is tracking santa's movements yet again as he delivers gifts to children all over the world. you can watch his progress online right now. officials say about 125,000 children will call norad. among the volunteers fielding those calls, first lady michelle obama. we are going to check back in w

stacey: kcci's aixa diaz is live in our washington bureau with reaction to the speech. aixa: republicans say the president failed to lay out a new plan when it comes to terrorism. pres. obama: the threat from terrorism is real, but we will overcome it. aixa: delivering a rare oval assured americans the u.s. will destroy isis through air-strikes, special operations, and partnerships with iraqi and syrian fighters. today, the white house defended the president's plan. >> our victory, and we will prevail, will be more long lasting and enduring if we pursue the strategy the president has outlined. aixa: republicans criticized the president's message. the chair of the house homeland security committee says he was disappointed with last night's address. >> unfortunately, the president lacks a coherent military strategy. >> the way to stop this is to actually go back to the source. aixa: katherine zimmerman of the american enterprise institute says the u.s. has the capability to lead the fight against terror and win, but the strategy should include american boots on the ground

in washington, aixa diaz, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: thanks. really cold temperatures in his tonight going to be one of them? mike: no, tonight will be milder. you go back in the history books and when you see a mild night like this, it tends to be a year where we have not seen that much snow. temperate. that' s because of the sunshine today. we had clouds this afternoon, but by 3:00 a.m., were talking about clear skies. here is your weekend. looking fairly clear. temperatures on the cool side. tomorrow we top off at 40 degrees. that is still a bald average for this time of year. over the weekend, we watch new pockets of cold air. then we could see some days when the high does not get to freezing. i will talk about that timeline in a few moments. jc: thank you. well new at 5:30 tonight, we are , learning more about the man killed in a crash with secret service agents in new hampshire. s kelley tuthill arrested here in massachusetts. reporter: police arrested bruce danforth december 2 in this parking lot. >> there was an altercatio

live in washington, aixa diaz, wcvb newscenter 5. heather: the army by the taliban for five years court. sergeant bowe bergdahl did not enter a plea and the charges of misbehavior before the envy. he was released last year as swap. sergeant bergdahl wish to enter any motions directly at this time. arjun bergdahl deferred all of these decisions to a later hearing. heather: he faces life in prison, but his attorneys say he is already suffered enough. phil: the woman accused of running down a crowd in las vegas is on suicide watch tonight. 24-year-old lakeisha holloway is facing murder charges after allegedly barreling into a group outside a casino on purpose. one person was killed dozens more hurt. it' s still not clear what the motive was. police say she was homeless, out of money, sleeping in her car with her young daughter and had only been in the area for a week. heather: if you are still looking to ship your christmas gifts in time for the big day, believe it or not it is not too , late. however you are going to have to dig a litt

in washington, i'm aixa diaz. cynthia: new at 5:00, goats eating christmas? vanessa peng shows us how the animals are helping with the holiday cleanup. she's live in ames, vanessa? vanessa: cynthia, a lot of us love our live christmas trees. but what about after christmas, what do you do with those trees? do it the eco friendly way, and they're in their winter garb, ready to recycle christmas. >> there's this surplus of variety just waiting out there, and that's christmas trees. vanessa: when it's warmer, these goats usually clear out overgrown fields. >> in the summer we use our goats on customers' properties to deal with unwanted vegetation , weeds, and brush, but in the winter there's not a lot of that happening and the goats don't have a lot of variety in their diet. vanessa: so after the holidays they'll gladly eat your christmas leftovers without the tinsel and ornaments. >> one, it gives the goats some variety and two, christmas trees , actually have tannins in them that help the goats deal with internal parasites that they're suspectible to. vanessa:

. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ este es noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart y maria celeste arraras >>> holaeleste tiene el dia libre. personal de 13 agencias del orden registran las escuelas de los Ángeles, california que fueron hoy blanco de amenaza de bomba, se trata del segundo distrito escolar mÁs grande de la naciÓn, por eso el superintendente explicÓ que no dudÓ de cerrar las mil escuelas que al caber dbergan aros estud con los increible y extraÑo, jorge buenas tardes. >>> asÍ es la amenaza via correo electrÓnico fue enviado a varios miembros de la junta escolar, la primera informaciÓn decÍa que se trataba de una cuenta de frankfurt alemania, pero de Última hora autoridades estatales dicen que todo podrÍa ser una farsa. la amenaza causÓ que mÁs de 1700 estudiantes se vieran forzados de volver a su casa. >>> en conferencia de prensa el jefe de policia de los Ángeles, dijo que la amenaza implicaba artefactos explosivos y en especÍfico se referia ataques con rifles de asalto y pistolas automÁticas. >>> esta es la primera vez que se decide tomar decisiÓn de cerrar todas las escuelas de lo

aixa diaz is in our washington trail. aixa: candidates are campaigning in new hampshire, nevada, florida, and iowa, where the caucuses are just five weeks away. polls show donald trump and hillary clinton remain the front-runners in their respective parties. the two candidates have been trading barbs in recent days. after clinton said last week her trump tweeted former president clinton has a penchant for sexism and called it so inappropriate. some of his republican opponents have criticized trump's style, while others say they will support him if he wins the nomination. the next round of debates for both sides is scheduled for mid-january. in washington, i'm aixa diaz. patrick: thank you. for the u.s. countries from all over the world experienced flooding this weekend. leeds, and manchester were hit by severe flooding. the floods are a result of heavy rains and swollen rivers. even more rain later this week. authorities are warning of crocodile threats after flooding in australia. 186 miles of stuart highway is cut off u

aixa: in washington i'm aixa diaz. eric: free minds is also a book club and writing workshop that works with incarcerated kids to promote creative writing and poetry. elizabeth: ever wish you could just get rid of your bad memories? over 100 new yorkers gave it a shot monday preparing for the arrival of 2016. a mobile shredding truck parked in times square for those wanting to symbolically toss away their worst recollections. good riddance day is a nine year tradition at times square. eric: still ahead at 5:00 a.m. what you can expect out on the roads this morning.

aixa: in washington, i'm aixa diaz. todd: free minds is also a book club and writing workshop that works with incarcerated kids to promote creative writing and get rid of your bad memories? over 100 new yorkers gave it a shot today. a mobile shredding truck parked in times square for those wanting to methodically toss away their worst recollections. tony seeman in with sports. the sports team has landed. reister have been jeb bush: donald, you know, is great at the one-liners. but he's a chaos candidate. and he'd be a chaos president. two months ago, donald trump said that isis was not our fight. donald trump: let syria and isis fight. why are we... why do we care? let isis and syria fight. jeb bush: he said that hillary clinton would be a great negotiator with iran. donald trump: hillary's always surrounded herself with very good people. i think hillary would do a good job. jeb bush: and he gets his foreign policy experience from the shows. chuck todd: who do you talk to for military advice right now? donald trump: wel

in washington, i'm aixa diaz. in a fewpraised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sande. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. jason: merry christmas morning, 4:55. we are looking ahead to a splendid christmas day we have some impact for whether that will pass only to the northwest. we do have a chance for little bit of snow in extreme northwestern portions of the state. we have a dense fog advisory for all of central iowa, so it could be taking on our visibility at times, but we will warm up notice the precipitation chances mainly through the northwestern portions of the state. as we head into the evening hours, that will drag across a good portion of iowa. 42 on saturday, 31 on monday. that is your next shot at a decent weather system. all the way down to 20 degrees for your high

. >> este es "noticiero telemundo" con josÉ dÍaz-balart y maria celeste arrarÁs. hola, ¿quÉ tal?ciÓn en honduras por el asesinato de jugador de selecciÓn nacional de fÚtbol arnold peralta. >> el deportista fue ejecutado frente a su esposa y amigos la policÍa descartÓ intento de robo lo que ha causado mÁs preocupaciÓn aÚn, juan carlos paz tiene declaraciones de su padre y tambiÉn las declaraciones de las autoridades sobre este caso que ha conmocionado a honduras. >> (gritos). >> el lamento de su hermano paralizÓ los corazones de los hondureÑos, en medio de una c o congoja generalizada la violencia que azota a honduras cobrÓ la vida de futbolista arnold peralta en el atlÁntico hondureÑo. >> vino el domingo y fue a la casa allÁ a visitarme a su mama y su papÁ. >> estoy consternado le digo molesto y no sÉ ojalÁ que la justicia encuentre a estas personas ¿verdad? para que los castiguen. >> las autoridades han descartado el mÓvil de robo y buscan intensamente al atacante que desde una moto disparÓ a quema ropa sobre el jugador de 26 aÑos, cuando descendÍa de su vehÍculo. >> heridas pro

in washington, i'm aixa diaz. steve: the mother of staff sergeant taub is also sharing information on facebook tonight. she owns a sandwich shop in washington d.c. the week. freak of nature. check out this unusual sight on a lake in minnesota. this rotating circle of ice is now getting a lot of attention on social media. you can find it on minnesota's upper south long lake. kurtis, have you ever seen anything like that? kurtis: i was in a bar that did that once on the top of a hotel. that could be interpreted a lot of ways. airport skycam. the river is flowing into the lake. wind chill, 34. humidity at 79%. it is going to rain during the morning hour. could be widespread on and off. changeover. moisture wanting to move on and. a little bit of rain down and southeast iowa. towards scott's bluff nebraska and back in through colorado. tomorrow, most locations will be very mild. mix in minneapolis at 38. cold air off to the west. the front is going to slide on through. the cold air arrives earlier. a little more snow

in washington, aixa diaz. eric: the mother of staff sergeant taub is also sharing information on facebook. she has a sandwich shop in washington, d.c. and says will be closed for the rest of the week. elizabeth: you are waking up to kind of a rainy morning out there. 44 degrees, not too bad temperature wise. we are looking at the west mixmaster and you can see people getting an early start. you might want to give yourself extra time to deal with the >> weather is never more than five minutes away, only on kcci 8 news this morning. jason: i hope your wednesday is starting great. it is now 4:48. for most of us it might be a good start but it certainly is soggy. you will go through the metro and northern portions of the metro, pushing out to ankeny and grimes, moderate rainfall through the area. this will continue through the afternoon. if you have outdoor plans early or through middle portions of the day, plan on rain. a broader look, over the past few hours, this is when this has developed. it should continue t

gabrie aixa diaz has more. aixa: a 25-year-old u.s. citizen is accused of pledging police allegiance to isis. the fbi says he was ready to kill innocent people in new york when they arrested him in new yorkhe had been in contact with an isis member in syria, who encouraged him to carry out a new year's attack. >> times square new year's eve will be one of the safest places in the country. aixa: 6000 officers are patrolling times square. >> we are aware the threat has changed. significantly, from where it was two years ago. aixa: homeland security says it knows of no specific and credible intelligence of a terror plot. as other major cities around the world ring in 2016, the capital of belgium canceled its new year's e fireworks amid concerns. authorities arrested two men in police, soldiers, and popular attractions in brussels. paris canceled its fireworks show to hold a more subdued celebration with a video display. in washington, aixa diaz, wyff news 4. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. chris: take a look at this

in washington, i'm aixa diaz. steve: happening on the heels of carson's comments, donald trump is holding a rally right now in des moines. stacey: kcci's cynthia fodor is at the state fairgrounds. cynthia: doors opened here at the varied industry building hours ago, folks are going in. you see this is a huge event, filling up the entire building. i understand there are about 2000 chairs set up here, this is one the largest events i have been so far for donald trump. supporters here tell me they are standing beside him, despite his controversial remarks regarding muslims. him. the majority of americans, 67% in a cbs poll, said that his principles in america. york city. there were a number of protesters at that event, who had to be removed. however, i just walked outside. we do not see any protesters here right now. several of the supporters told me they are a bit concerned about security here tonight. we will be here, and we will tonight at 10:00. live the state fairgrounds, cynthia fodor. steve: listen up, everybo

in washington, i'm aixa diaz. stacey: on the heels of trump's comments about muslims, interfaith leaders met today in iowa to call for unity. the first muslim to be elected to congress, keith ellison of minnesota, is on a 2 day swing through iowa to support bernie sanders. in des moines today, ellison focused on religious tolerance. >> as some of our political leaders try to divide, you intensify your effort to unite. muslims reach out to your jewish christian neighbors. this ugly episode that i believe we are going through, which is really appealing to the worst in people, should be an opportunity for us to reach out in the best way. stacey: the minnesota congressman will continue his iowa visit tomorrow with the opening of a bernie sanders office in newton. todd: right now at 10:00, a serious situation in missouri tonight. the death toll from the historic flooding in the eastern part of the state has reached 13. officials say at least 12 drowned when they drove their vehicles into floodwaters. the rain has ended

saluda josÉ dÍaz-balart desde san bernardino california.stigando la masacre aquÍ, por un acto terrorista. y hay indicios que los atacantes said faruk y su esposa malik hayan pertenecido a una cÉlula, una red terrorista, el fbi asegura que sÍ hay evidencia de radical zaciÓn. jorge miramon te tiene lo Últim. >>> los investigadores encontraron... y un juramento y al listado islÁmico. sin embargo, no han podido encontrar un vÍnculo directo con alguna organizaciÓn terrorista. ♪ ♪ >>> 48 horas despuÉs de la situaciÓn en san bernardino. >>> ese ataque fue un acto de terrorismo y asÍ es investigado afirmÓ hoy el director del fbi que agregÓ que por el planeamiento y tipo de armas utilizadas el hecho fue inspirado en organizaciones. esperamos que la informaciÓn digital en los telÉfonos que los sospechosos trataron de destruir nos lleve al movil del ataque afirmÓ. pero hay mÁs pruebas de la radicalizzaciÓn un escrito en facebook, presuntamente de ella jurando lealtad al estado islÁmico antes de perpetrar a su esposo el miÉrcoles. la pareja, se conociÓ

adriana diaz reports the mayor is revamping police training. >> reporter: rahm emanuel stepped before the cameras as a mayor under a spotlight with a police department in crisis. >> ultimately, what we are doing is injecting some humanity into the work of our police department and the police officers. >> reporter: the mayor called the new policies a dramatic shift in police practices. he is doubling the number of tasers for officers to 1400. increasing desk duty for police involved in shootings from three days to 30. and focusing on deescalation training to reduce the number of police-involved shootings. tensions boiled over last month with the release of dash cam video showing officer jason van dyke killing 17-year-old laquan mcdonald in october 2014. protesters have taken to the streets, demanding the mayor resign. andy shaw, who heads the better government association, says >> he's trying to save his reputation and his legacy, and he's also trying to save a city in crisis. >> reporter: one made worse by this weekend's fatal shooting of 55-year-old bettie jones. she was accidentally

their initial report should be >> axelrod: adriana diaz covering for us tonight in chicago. thank you. four secret service agents were seriously hurt in a head-on collision in new hampshire last night. the driver of the other car was killed. the agents had been assigned to a hillary clinton campaign event. in the presidential campaign today, the republican front-runner kept on firing at the top democrat and her husband. here's major garrett. >> reporter: at a rally in south carolina, donald trump said he's ready for a woman president, just not hillary clinton. >> i love, love, love having a woman president. can't be her. she's horrible. >> reporter: accused by clinton of using sexist rhetoric, trump again brought up former president bill clinton's marital infidelities. >> and she wants to accuse me of things, and the husband's one of the great abusers of the world. give me a break. give me a break. ( applause ) >> reporter: trump invited reporters aboard his elegant private jet saturday t.d. >> try not to crash the woodwork >> reporter: to announce he would start spending $2

diaz faces attempted murder charges for allegedly hitting officer daniel brennan with his car, diaz is held in lieu of $500,000 bail, police say that diaz was deported to his native dominican republic, brennan suffered minor injuries. >>> a facility was evacuated after a hazmat scare. someone reported that fumes had been released at the diffida dialysis center, they learned it was from a verizon cable crew doing work nearby and one person was taken to the hop for observation but everything was back to normal in just about one hour. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph, joining you now and dare i say it's looking like spring. >> we are turning the thermostat up, and we are turning it down at the end of the week, someone saw a tree trying to bloom. take a look, this is why, the numbers now 56 in center city, cloud cover upstairs but the sun is trying to fight that cloud cover, we have the warm south-southeasterly wind at 11 miles per hour and cape may a few breakers there and south-southwestly wind at 4 and your water temperature at 51 degrees, it's 60 plus across much of the eastern half of t

we have a team of correspondents deployed, beginning with adriana diaz at chicago's o'hare airport. adriana. appropriate jim, all day long, we've seen lines stretch across the length of the terminal as passengers try to get through security and to their gates, but many flights were canceled or delayed. crowded chaos took over the terminals here. check-in lines, six rows deep. security checkpoints, packed patience. >> i don't even know what to think. i'm really nervous. canceled or delayed by late this afternoon on top of the nearly 1400 canceled yesterday with an estimatey 80,000 trying to get to their destination through high. >> now they won't even let me speak to someone! this is such ( bleep ). it's such ( bleep )! >> reporter: hundreds were stranded last night with no place placeto go. 850 were able to get cotts, but scott millman and his girlfriend hope fiser, slept on the cold, portland, oregon, was canceled. >> i've been using my coat as a blanket or a mattress. >> yeah, this is my pillow right hire. >> flight aware's dan baker says o'hare's location is critical to air trave

. >>> jose diaz val balart is here. >> a new poll from iowa. the polls could be shifting. we'll have details after donald trump's controversial comments about keeping muslims out of the united states. >>> plus, hundreds of infants exposed to tuberculosis where a nurse tested positive. >>> and we fly with authorities over the caribbean. for drug smugglers through central and southern america. all that and more coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> i'm interested to hear about the infants there. >> more than 150 infants exposed, a lot of newborns. a lot of parents have questions. >> jose diaz-balart, thank you for joining us. >>> now to erica, it is 62 degrees on december 12th. >> and the warmth is not going to bed until later in the workweek. we have temperatures in the 60s again tomorrow. taking a live look outside at the plaza, and it is mostly cloudy out there. and as rob said, 62 degrees. that is so far above our average high temperature. and it's not even what we reach for a high. we got to 66 today in central park. overnight tonight, we'll see areas of fog develop, the

. >>> este es el noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart.ue el para tal muy buenas tardes josÉ dÍaz y maria estÁ de el vacaciÓn. >>> ayer video que obtuvo ismos bajo la ley del derecho de informaciÓn del larry hernÁndez y su acusador josÉ andrade. >>> en esas imÁgenes los podÍa ver entrar al hotel horas despuÉs del concierto del cantante en newberry y donde ocurrirÁn delitos de los que se le acusa a larry hernÁndez. >>> hoy jannet rodrÍguez nos tiene otro video que tambiÉn forma parte del proceso legal que habrÍa sido grabado dentro de una han actuaciÓn del hotel esa misma noche. >>> claro que sÍ parte de acusaciÓn que se hacen en contra de larry es que dentro de la habitaciÓn del hotel habrÍa golpeado y amenazado a josÉ andrade segÚn el reporte de policÍa en el vi veo que verÁ ahora quedÓ captado un intercambio entre la sus pues ta vÍctima y varios hombres dentro de la habitaciÓn, telemundo no ha podido corroborar independientemente que la voz fuera de larry hernÁndez el audio contiene palabras muy fuertes y que asÍ fue como nosotros trancr

adriana diaz has the report. >> reporter: protesters gathered outside the chicago police headquarters wednesday night hours after shutting down some streets in downtown chicago. they want mayor rahm emanuel to resign after the cover-up of a black teenager last october. >> i feel i'm doing my job being here and doing my part like a community member. >> reporter: with tensions rising, the mayor called a special city council meeting and said he was sorry. >> i take responsibility for what happened because it happened on my watch. >> reporter: he acknowledged that the police department has to change the way it does business. >> no citizen is a second-class citizen in the city of chicago! >> reporter: people have been protesting for weeks since a video was released showing police officer jason van dyke shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times. even after mcdonald fell to the ground. officer van dyke now faces a first-degree murder charge. even though the police superintendent and the chief of detectives have already lost their jobs, protesters say they will keep demonstrating until th

i aixa diaz, wmur news 9. stephanie: thank you. the chair of the republican national committee released a response that said another round of airstrikes reportedly targeted isis today, killing dozens. a facebook page loyal to the terrorist group says russian warplanes carried out the capital in northern syria. including eight children and five women. a british-based group said 15 32 isis fighters. now to the weather, a warm, mild day turning into a cold night in state police say drivers hit unexpected ice and crashed in gill some, richmond, and surrey. a 71-year-old man in the surrey crash was airlifted to the hospital. meteorologist hayley lapoint joins us. will it be icy for the monday morning commute? hayley: there could be spots, especially low-lying areas in the valley. we have high pressure on top of us. it is not ice forming from rainfall or anything like that. it is due to low-level moisture we have an fog, freezing in many locations. some of the low-lying areas, some of the off ramps, on ramps, bridges may have some ice on

adriana diaz is in chicago, which tonight is the balmy city. >> reporter: maurice, we have only four days till christmas, but it feels like early fall. today's high in chicago was 54 degrees. on this day last year it was 36. the warm winter has already kept this non-fridgerated ice rink close and even tricked flowers at the chicago botanic garden into blooming early. cities like st. lucie, new york and boston all topped 50 degrees today, about 20 degrees higher than this time last year. the warm weather is cooling demand for hats, scarves and coats. the apparel industry has already lost more than $400 million this season because of the weather. >> dubois: adriana diaz in a warm chicago tonight, thank you. and eric fisher is chief meteorologist at our cbs station in boston, wbz. eric, many records may fall later this week, right? >> reporter: maurice, dozens and dozens if not hundreds of records are going to be set this week, so a holiday week that millions of americans are going to remember for a very long time. i want the break it down day by day. on wednesday some of the warmth her