dingle dingle dingle we visited with members of the school's "red kettle club" this morning. this week they'll ring bells before school in support of the salvation army's red kettle campaign. the red kettle club the only one of its kind in wisconsin, and one of only 5 in the country. 3 kajal khatri - red kettle club memb we collect throughout the week and throughout the entire season will go back to programs of the salvation army specifically in milwaukee we have the emergency lodge which is a homelss shelter run by the salvation army and we also have other programs like coats for kids and feed the kids and stuff like that." that." joelle parfrey - red kettle club member - "the salvation armydoes a lot of great things for people around us and i thikn that's important because we need to help the people who live by us" us" the salvation army's red kettle campaign goal this year in southeastern wisconsin is will support more than 80 programs and services in milwaukee county throughout the coming year. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... a deep freeze has descended upon the m

dingle drives, kicks it out to williams. temple wins 68-63, they won seven of the last nine. what does losail want from santa? how about a win? lower marion grad delivers a career high 35 points on a one horse open sleigh. losail, 84-08 ending the two game losing streak. we see if they can keep this going into january. >> "action news" at is next. >> pope francis proves it's better to give than to receive as he celebrates his 80th birthday. that and more when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> "action news" continues. ♪ ♪ >> saturday night. here's what's happening on "action news" at 11:30, millions of americans are dealing with snow, ice and bitter cold across the country. also the solute and legacy of john glenn, a memorial honoring the former american hero. police rush to rescue a woman frozen in a car but turned out, it wasn't a woman. after a snowy start to the day, we are ending with mild temperatures and limited advise iblght. sky 6 over city hall, you see foggy conditions across the region. we have melissa magee with the forecast. >> walter, the fog is a concern overnight h

we'll get an update from the michigan congresswoman debbie dingle in the show. >>> but we begin with so much to get to here and abroad with new details we are learning about the attack at thor be lynn market, the berlin market and the assassination of the turkish ambassador. matt is joining us now, authorities have released a man they detained that we thought was a suspect. what can you tell us about this and the new claim for responsibility? >> reporter: well, kate, so much about this case has change in the last two hours. as you mentioned, the islamic state affiliated group has claimed responsibility for the attack last night to kill 12 people and injured dozens of to others. now, this claim can't be independently verified. it is possible they are piggy-backing off of another attack or some random killing that was executed by somebody else. but islamic state claimed this and said it was in response to a call by their organization to launch attacks against european targets. now, of course, this was anticipated. the u.s. state department declared last month that citizens, u.s. citize

dingle with 11 points. second half it's all about josh hart. up 18.oring 18 of his game high 26 points in the first half. cats top temple, 58-67. >> they go all five without lotsing a game, first time that's happened in 60 years. >> right now is no time to celebrate. >> it's hard to argue they are not the best grouping of guys with the best four year career. one of the things they have done is beside their name they have national champion. that's impressive. >> college football, didn't take long to find matt rhule's replacement. they have hired jeff collins at a news conference tomorrow morning at 11:00. under his leadership, the defense ranked top ten nationally. dr. pat craft said as soon as i met with jeff i knew he was the right coach at the right time for temple. >> danny rocco has been hired leading richmond to three straight appearances. still ahead, carson wentz is nearing a record, progress on the ben simmons front. plus, z254jz zi0z y254jy yi0y >> the sixers are pleased tonight, top pick ben simmons out with a foot injury threw free throws w

one last chance for temple, dingle with the tie. off the mark. temple loses 66-63. steve donahue trying to snap a three game losing streak. penn shoots 66% from the field. howard on the barack, 14 points and rolls, 81-52. high school football playoffs this week in hershey. st. joes faces central catholic saturday and archbishop a pep rally ahead of its class 5a title game against harrisburg friday night. that's a look at sports. >> thank you ducis. jimmy kimmel next followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell, matt o'donnell for traffic. >> for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

john dingle will serve a sentence of six to 23 months of the.rosecutors say it slipped an opioid drug into the bucks county correctional facility in exchange for $500. a judge also fined the former corrections officer $2,500 saying it was five times for what he was willing to sell his honor for. >>> parents all around the country including right here in our area lined up outside toy stores before the holidays to get their hands on the most talked about toy of the season. of course, we're talking about the hatchimal. i know your daughters wanted it. well now after dishing out lot of money some parents are actually fed up with the toy. >> they say their kids hatchimal, well, it's not hatching. here's fox's sharon crowley. >> reporter: spin master the company that makes hatchimals one of the most popular toys this holiday season is fielding complaints from thousands of unhappy customers. these facebook pictures show young hatchimal owners upset on christmas morning because their coveted toy didn't work. a bird is supposed to hatch out of the plasti

in pennsylvania in 1865, one could find a black soldier shouting his desire to see jefferson davis dingle at the end of a rope. but in this account, the other colored troops not to the orator down. his other comrades knock him down. i think black people did not mind the former confederates and did not mind a victory by the union. and, like the individual who is quickly hushed by his compatriots, more than a few would probably not have worked all that hard to stop at the hanging of a few former planters. but outspoken hatred of former rebels? that just did not take black people where they needed to go. it risked giving white people just one more thing around which to unite. more surprising to me was the an group i expected to mount effort to extract the highest level of punishment against the rebels, and those are the radical republicans. you can see i put two categories up of people that wanted to punish them, and the ones that wanted to reconcile. it was always a shock to me. there were republicans like john julianne on the left and jacob howard of michigan. rabid punishers, they advocat

. >> this is the debbie dingle we doll. >> with striking life like blue eyes, he holds a doll that lookshter desy. >> she's bald because she's going through chemo therapy. >> the desy doll coinciding with the desy doll foundation. it's already giving back using money intended to help desy with cancer treatment. >> the ten families that we're helping here in the valley is the biggest reward for us as a foundation. getting to meet these children, they're very inspiring and they're families are going through a lot and they need help. >> desy lost her battle with high risk neuroblastoma in march after a diagnose that would rock the family and people across the country. >> it's hard to replace here but having this foundation in her name, if helps. >> we're helping local children who have been diagnosed with life threatening illnesses, and these people have to give up their jobs sometimes, and they can't work cause they need to be in the hospital with their children so for the community to give back by giving to desy strong, they help these people at least have some hope and some comfort while

let's bring in democratic representative from michigan congresswoman debbie dingle. good morning. >> good morning. >> the kremlin says that u.s.-ruu.s. u.s.-russian relations are frozen. what do you think about trying to thaw those. >> now no longer with trust what you're being told. the state department is telling us they're engaged with russia on a number of sumbjects. so i'm concerned about how much of this is hyper boll. but we need to be conscious of our relationship with them. we need to be aware of a country that is hacking us and tried to disrupt or election. >> mr. trump thinks it should serve the u.s. interests well as well as the globe to be friendlier to russia and to make them not an enemy. what concerns you? >> i think that we've got to engage with foreign countries all around the world, especially super powers like china and russia. but the fact of the matter is we've got to be cautious. their intents are not always good. they threaten our democracy at times. we need to be concerned about a country that tried to disrupt or election. so i want -- and yo

we'll get an update from the michigan congresswoman debbie dingle in the show. >>> but we begin withere and abroad with new details we are learning about the attack at

dingle for five minutes of the opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you, deputy director work heizer for testifying today. the united states geological survey or usgs is one of the most esteemed scientific organizations in the world. the agency earned its reputation through 137 years in insights to earthquakes, clean drinking water, climate change to fossil fuel reserves. i also know how important the work is because of the usgs's great lake science center which is in my district has played an important role in helping to adopt the spread of asian carp in the great lakes. the affect of asian carp, if they become fully established in the great lakes, is enormous, which is why i requested this subcommittee hold a hearing on one aspect of the damage, the affect on great lakes fisheries. in order to effectively protect that $4.5 billion in economic activity in the great lakes fisheries, we must have the best possible science from the best possible scientific institutions. in fact, you would be hard pressed to find a congressional district

with that, let me also mention the ranking member dingle, other members on the committee may have additional questions for the witness, and under our rules, if any member has additional questions, you will be required to respond to those, and we're not talking about blank pieces of paper with a stamp on it, "it is for committee use only." under 4h, the hearing record will be held open for ten business days to provide those responses after such questions, if any, are asked. if there is no further business, then at this time, the committee stands adjourned. >>> this weekend on c-span 3, saturday afternoon, just before 5:00 eastern, architectural historian, brooklyn bridge, why manhattan needed the bridge and how transportation changed at the turn of the 20th century. >> it didn't put the ferries out of business. 1880s and 90', it was kings county, it reached 1 million people. >> then at 8:00, lectures in history. >> that's the real, sort of interesting thing about country music. it is the music of poor white people. people who are privileged to be white, and i'll talk that in a second. but als

[applause] >> somebody from the audience points out that former representative dingle, from michigan tweeted something, hate to use the word tweet, but he tweeted something out. he said forget said forget the basket, the deplorable side finding their way into the cabinet. how do you feel the senate mighe go -- >> i really dislike that expression very much. look, no question that some ofd trump supporters are racist and sexist and homophobes. no question about that. but. but that is not the majority of those people. one of the things that happens in this country so that people sit down with a 200-dollar bottle of wine and a $500 dinner and they have not a clue about what is going on in the real world in this country. about the suffering and the pain. [applause]e] and the people who get their hands dirty or may not have a college education, my parents didn't go to college, it doesn't make them deplorable. we have. we have to reach out and they have to understand that a republican party that wants to give tax breaks to billionaires and money want to cut their social security medicareit