on the 600 block of east indiana avenue. police in his 30s had a fatal her woin -- heroin overdose. -year-old man dialed on east broad. two people died on kensington avenue. the last fatal case include a woman in her 30s who died on the 3300 block of amber street and man in his 40s on d street. police have been investigating a bad batch of heroin circulating throughout philadelphia for the past months or so. whether last night's overdoses had to do with the bad batch, east detectives are investigate and they want to hear from you if you have any information. >> a fire at a repurposed ware house. a dance party was going on at the time. 8 victims were identified. official confirmed teens are among the dead. families are asked to preserve items that have dna like cell phones and hair brushes to help identify the victims. the survivor who was living there is speaking out. >> everybody is turning to us and saying you should have done this or that differently. don't you think we feel how these people died? >> just last month the bare house owners -- warehouse owners received several code v

the latest fatal case was a man in his 30s on east indiana avenue. that happened around 8:00 p.m. five other cases before. police say a 24-year-old man overdosed and died on north broad. two people overdosed on kensington avenue including a 32-year-old man on the 3300 block. last two cases include a woman in her 30s on amber street and a man in his 40s on the 2800 block of d street. heroin circulatingvestigating a throughout philadelphia for the last they don't know if it is part of that particulary are investigating. 6 kensington area, and this morning the investigation continues. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> a barrage of bullets erupted in hunting park, someone opened fire leaving bullet holes in a house and parked car. it happened on north darian street. investigators say it is not clear yet what led up to the shooting. >>> 5:05 a.m., a philadelphia couple said their family was robbed at gunpoint. the thieves took off with christmas toys. it happened in the city's mayfair section early yesterday. three armed men knocked on the door where t

the overdose started at sometimes in the evening on east indiana avenue. katherine scott will have more on the investigation coming up a little bit later at 12:30 p.m. >>> philadelphia are looking for two men who threw powder and some type of fluid on a bus driver. it happened as the driver pulled up to rising sun an adams avenue in somerdale. the driver was not hurt. >>> late this morning, a push for recount of presidential votes in pennsylvania heads into federal court in philadelphia. it's led by former green party candidate jill stein. in new york city this morning she said it is needed to make sure every vote is counted accurately. vernon odem has more on what's going on in the keystone state today. vernon. >> reporter: good afternoon, rick, this lawsuit was filed by green party candidate dr. jill stein she used the persona of a rentsterred voter -- registered voter as the plaintiff. >> the pennsylvania system of elections both generally and in this particular case has violated the rights of veerts ts count. >> reporter: lawyers of the jill stein pres

a man in his 30ths, east indiana avenue, a woman on amber street and a man on the 2800 block of d street his 40s on kensington avenue. back out live here, the calls for overdose came this in this afternoon, the latest at 8:00 this evening. police telling us this is all heroin related. they did know of a bad bad batch going around and tonight the results. "action news," walter? >> disturbing story, bob. police in philadelphia investigating a shooting in hunting park. someone opened fire hitting a house and parked car at 6:00 tonight on north darion street. no injuries have been reported. it's not clear what led up to the shooting. >> police in redding have arrested a man that shot at another man in a car with a woman and infant in the backseat. he turned himself in a few hours ago. he shot a 24-year-old man repeatedly facing several charges including a murder. >> a death toll during a warehouse party in california climbed to 33 including a 17-year-old. police continue to comb through the building. authorities say most of the victims became trapped on the second floor after the only stairw

on the 600 block of east indiana avenue. police say a man in his 30s had a fatal heroin overdose. police say a 24-year-old man overdosed and died on north broad. two people on kensington avenue. 42-year-old man on the 3300th ls reported including a woman in her 30s who died onf amber stren in his 40s on the 2800 block of d street. police have been investigating a bad batch of that's been circulating throughout philadelphia for the past month or so. whether that is part of that batch or a different batch. we don't know. police investigating 6 heroin overdoses in the city overnight. east detectives are handling the case. >>> a suspect gunman is in custody for the attempted murder of a man in berks county. a man was shot in his car while a woman and baby were in the back seat. daniel santiago turned himself in later. th condition. the woman and child were not hurt. >>> the warehouse fire in oakland is up to 33 as crews continue to search the rubble. lauren lister is live in oakland with an update on the story, lauren? >> reporter: good morning, matt, you mentioned that stagger death

on east indiana avenue. coming up at 4:30 wendy saltzman talks ton officials about what they're doing to counteract drug epidemic. >> they snuck up on an employee terrorized her at gunpoint noun they're on the run. upper darby police are asking for help finding two armed robbery suspects. the man and woman targeted a laundromat on marshall road early this morning. bob brooks is live outside that that business with video of the crime. bob. >> reporter: sharrie, i don't know how you can do this to somebody. as we're about to see in this surveillance video this is some really scary stuff but first this is a laundromat where it happened t and w coin. the employee inside she was alone and roughed up pretty bad. it's 4:00 a.m. the employee of the t and w laundromat in upper darby is hard at work vacuuming lint out from the drivers. here come two suspects. the employee is held up at gun down. >> how they didn't kill that lady is beyond me. >> reporter: michael chitwood says there's only one way to describe these tw

out of the six, a pastor found man unresponsive on the 600 block of east indiana avenue knew.in november nearly 50 people suffered from drug overdoses, also from kensington. according to investigators a bad batch of heroin contributed to these overdoses. >>> it is 8:05 exactly. trending right now, this is good news. we have something fun on this monday morning. there was a flight. this is bound for orlando from our area in philadelphia people like to head down to disney at this time. they have one extra person on board when they land that had when they took off. this is southwest flight, like i said, divert todd charleston south carolina after a woman goes into labor, of course, mom and baby there was medical personnel on the plane, that is one that anyone knows a doctor. they ran up, helped them out. they are doing just fine at the hospital there and flight did continue down to orlando. >>> that baby will be a traveler, um. already coming out and on the flight. i'm sure it will be used to going on trips. >> i can't wait. they will be out there on taste book soon from our area

washington won seven of the last ten to move in a tie with indiana for that ninth place in the east. now it seems rolling after their disappointing start to the season. thanks in part to guys like otto porter who chipped in with 32 points in monday's victory for over the bucks. they will need that contribution to keep the good times rolling. >> i don't have a great first game or first half. i had entire game that was on fire. we have to trust each other. keep playing like we have been playing so many games. erin: moving on to the most anticipated game of the maryland women's basketball season. why is that, you ask? well, the terps will host uconn tomorrow night. who has won the last four national championships and hasn't lost a game in 25 months. now this should be a great test for brenda freeze and her squad off to a 12-0 start. >> you have to respect the fact what remarkable. that is where it inspires all of us to want to be better. at the same point for us it's not about the streak. it's for us coming out like we do every contest and wanting to win a game. erin: finally georgetown

it runs from indiana into south dakota. everything is moving east with a slight southeast motion on it. we have a lot of snow to come. the snow continues across the southern part of the state. where you see the darker blue, those are moderate pockets of snow. they extend in pockets to lacrosse. we had a moderate band. the second moderate band is southern part of dodge county, southern washington county, and now into the northern part of milwaukee county. a little later over racine county. by midnight, everybody gets one to three inches of snow. by 6:00 in the morning, three to five inches will cover all of southeast wisconsin. between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., add another three to five inches on top of the three to five that's fallen. snow. the 10 mainly south of milwaukee. the six inches in f ofondulac. that four to six up to green bay if you're driving there. six to nine inches everywhere else. and maybe kenosha could see up to 10 inches of snow. temperatures staying cold. this is going to be a powdery, light, fluffy snow. 21 port there's no blizza

east bay. >>> thousands of college football fans from utah and indiana are arriving in the bay area ahead of tomorrow's foster farms bowl game. 35,000 people are expected to attend which is about half the capacity of levi's. >> maureen naylor met notable fans of both teams that flew in and have more on the bowl game excitement. >> at the san jose airport this afternoon a direct flight from salt lake city delivered a lot of university of utah football fans. >> what was it like on the plane? >> a lot of red shirts. >> this woman arrived wearing her utah necklace and matching earrings. >> when we moved back to utah we had football season ticket business a house. so you can see the family i married into. red-blooded. >> wednesday night utah will be fighting for this trophy as they take on the university of indiana. seen here in a team photo at levi stadium. >> we don't go to too many bowl games. we are a basketball school so this is a treat. >> the bowl game is also a treat for his father wearing red gear from his head to his toe plus a carolina panthers sweat shirt. >> carolina has been the sta

lake-effect snow across the great lakes, but the weather front over indiana is what we see in the maps moving eastthat introduces cloud cover after midnight in our area and with each class a chance -- and with the clouds a chance of precipitation. snow into the.m., far north and western suburbs. even upper montgomery county could see snow flurries tomorrow during the morning. that will move off to the north. we have heavy snow across pennsylvania and new york through the day tomorrow. i think just rather cloudy across our area, with highs in the 40's. another system comes knocking on the doorstep monday morning that i think will bring only rain the balance of monday morning. slowly starts to erode the cloud cover and precipitation and dry conditions , sunshine monday afternoon, dry conditions tuesday. the snow showers between 4 a.m. and 8 a.m. to the north and west. the first chance of snow wednesday, wednesday night into thursday. a fast-moving weather system could bring us a dusting. the next chance of more significance no comes next weekend, seven days from now, when we will have to watch thing

the 27th indiana angled across the meadow to the east. you can see them there. here is the stone wall on the south side of spangler's hill. here is the meadow, spangler springs. the 27th indiana, wide-open meadow, and unlike the second massachusetts, they decided to stop at a stream that runs across the middle of the meadow and deliver fire. that gave the southerners who occupied this wall, these folders, and the farm across the creek, a chance to let them have it. they staggered the unit. it was one of those well-aim, well-timed volleys that break up a battle line in spite of itself. to those who had the whole line in view, it appears that a crevasse opened and swallow the whole regiment. a senior officer ordered the regiment to fall back within minutes. out of 330 men, they lost 112, including all 10 mins of the color guard. -- 10 men of the color guard. after the 27th indiana fell back, they were still there a the rock, and the southerners can concentrate the fight on their line. , but now the southerners with no resistance started firing on the trees use all

east bay. family and friends of jennifer beetle, a current indiana student. >> this is my first time ere and i'm really excited. >> reporter: these fans from australia decked out in yellow and green, wanting to take in the college bowl experience. hands down, the best fans, families of the players. the bowls family driving 12 hours from lehigh, utah. garrett is the left defensive tackle. >> i'm a proud dad. very cool. >> i'm excited. it's awesome to see my brother make it this far. >> reporter: beaming with pride. a first for these young players in the national spotlight under the bright lights of a professional stadium. >> we usually have a pre-game pep talk before every game he plays. today, just go out and have fun, have a great game. >> reporter: this proud mom now living in monterey. >> today, i wake up in the morning, i cry. >> reporter: supporting her son, 22-year-old pita, utah's defense end. it's the last game of the season, hopeful he'll play past the collegiate level. sometimes we forget how hard these players work to just be here to get to this level. levi stadium will host the foste

wednesday, windchill advisories issued in ten states from parts of montana all the way east to sections of illinois, indianaoves and snow packs on and three pairs of socks. >> reporter: highs were 20 to 30 degrees below average on wednesday. there's even colder weather to come. on thursday, with windchill, minneapolis is expected to feel like 23 below. on friday, boston is forecast to feel like minus 9. out west, oregon has been getting hit with snow and ice with more snow expected by late friday. in the meantime a snow related accident near albany, new york. a boy was buried alive. they were digging tunnels in heavy snow when a snow plow came by and dumped more snow, trapping the boys underneath. when they located the pair, it was too late for one of them. >> i watched probably a dozen and a half men, firemen, forest rangers, new york state police, my guys literally started digging. i think when -- in exaggeration, they probably moved seven tons of hard packed snow in a matter of ten minute snooze meanwhile officials in vermont are saying to limit time outdoors. steve rappoport, fox news. >>> this winter s

east bay. family and friends of jennifer beetle a current indiana student. >> i'm excited because i've never been's stadium. it should be fun. >> reporter: these fans from australia decked out in yellow and green wanting to take in the college football experience. the family driving 12 hours from utah. the santa rosa son garrett is utah's left defensive tackle. >> i'm a proud dad. very cool. it's been a good season. >> i'm really excited. it is awesome to see my brother make it this far. >> reporter: beaming with pride, a first for these young players in the national spotlight under the bright lights of a professional stadium. >> we usually have a pregame prep talk. today he was happy and said dad, no technical stuff. go out and have fun and have a great game. >> reporter: this proud mother now lives in monterey. >> today i wake not in the morning and i cry. >> reporter: bitter sit wearing number 50 to support her son the defensive end for utah. the last game of the season hoping that he will play cost the college level. azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> back to our bay area weather. there's a

east. we have no idea who they are, where they come from, what they're thinking. >> earlier in tte day in indiana trump found the elect ppnce met at the manufacturing plant where they promised 7 million of intensives to keep -- >>> michigan will recount votes. the recount started in wisconsin and the findings are expected about the 12th of the month. you remember the green party nomination jill stein led the recount. immigration plan. yesterday they made its government buildings what they call safe zones. this photo that's written in english and spanish. they say this space respects race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and social economic back ground, political affiliation, age, religion, body shape, size and ability. the county says they installed the signs in response to the elect season. they've spent 70 acres and they have sculptures there and live demonstrations there. mike nelson will be there at 4:00 this afternoon since denver7 is a proud sponsor. the best light display. we have the best 7 things to do this probably had to call your landlord to fix a problem. >> what do you do when the la

east of the city. portland does not salt its roads for environmental reasons... and because it rarely snows there. in indiana... drivers struggled to stay on the roads on one indianapolis street... and the sle caught on camera. "watch out luella, watch out , watch out everyone!" thud shriek the man who shot this video says drivers kept spinning out... because of a comcast truck sitting on a hill. the man can be heard in the video telling comcast employees to put cones out warning drivers... because they couldn't see the truck until it was too late. comcast's truck every 10 feet for every 10 miles an hour on the road... which the driver did. but in this case... other drivers say that wasn't enough warning because it was so slick outside. the worker ignored their requests to add more cones. after this video was released... comcast released a statement calling what happened "concerning"... and stressing that safety matters most. rob's weather high pressure is moving over our area today with some very cold air. a wind chill advisory -10 to -25 degree range. well be sunny but stay in the single digits with sub-ze

east to the great lakes in new england. fox news.>>> the colors football team from indiana serving thousands of chicken dinners in saint anthony's in san francisco, and indiana hoosiers are in town, being played at levi's stadium, yesterday the team split into offensive and defensive squads making sure that everyone in saint anthony's dining room scored a tasty meal, and they expect to feed about 3000 people.>> it's a fun occasion in the players have a great time interacting with those that are in need, and a great way to kick off christmas day.>> reporter: the indiana hoosiers facing the utah wednesday.>>> serving up holiday meals at the glide memorial church in san francisco, christmas morning, making over 4000 meals the night before, serving 2000 people every day. >>> the oakland couple at a lot to celebrate over the holiday, ruth turned 100 years old yesterday on christmas, and her husband henry turned 103 last month, and they've been married for 76 years. they met in la nearly 80 years ago and have been married 76 years, and have lived in the same house in oakland where they raised a big family. >> we thank the lord for his

. >> reporter: latest dust up came after indiana steel workers union president chuck jones appeared on cnn blasting president east electric donald trump for over stating number of jobs saved as part of the carrier tiehl. >> we have a lot of our members when word was coming out of 1100, they thought that they would have a job. then they find out the next day, on next friday that most likely they weren't, 550 were still going to lose their jobs. >> reporter: moments later mr. n twitter, writing in part, chuck jones has done a terrible job representing workers, in wonder companies flee the country. just last week president-elect visited indianapolis based plant to taught the deal that keeps 800 jobs in the u.s. >> companies are not going to leave the united states anymore without consequences. it will not happen. >> reporter: comments came as mr. trump made another controversial nomination to his cabinet. tapping oklahoma attorney general scott pruit to heads environmental protection agency. he has repeatedly sued epa over fossil fuel regulations. >> he is the most damming thing i sees with respect to our ability to

east coast. president-elect donald trump taking his message to the american people. this afternoon the president elect heads to indianared a deal to keep one thousand jobs at that carrier plant. vice president elect mike pence emphasizing the administration's agenda when they take office. >> i think the american people are ready for change and working with republican majorities in the house and senate and democrats who are willing to work with us, we are going to roll our sleeves up and move the trump agenda forward and we are going to make america great again. maria: tonight president-elect trump will hold rally in cincinnati to thank supporters, the thank you tour.

east and asia. he clashed with the obama administration over a nuclear deal with iran, a country he has taken a hard line against. earlier mr. trump visited indiana where he celebrated carrier air not to export 1,000 jobs to mexico. >> these companies are not going to be leaving and taking people's hearts out. >> so excited. great news. >> holiday gift for workers bracing for unemployment. but cnbc confirmed carrier is closing another indiana plant, exporting 700 jobs to mexico. including this one, held by this trump supporter. >> i am saying, save ours also? >> meantime, lawyers for donald trump filed a legal petition to stop a presidential recount of votes stew stato start tomorrow. green party jill stein is funding and leading the effort. under way in wisconsin. our cover of the white house transition across all digital platforms. download our app or check out our twitter feed. >> new, tonight, not your ordinary robbery. what you are looking at potentially life threatening ripoff too. surveillance photos show a thief taking the cash register from the grill. what made the robbery worse -- the cash in the register had donation money for employee

indiana and illinois. these are joined forces, and we will tap in additional moisture as this clipper moves east and ramp up and will produce a quick hitting blast of rain, and or snow for the area tomorrow morning. question is, what will you get , in your region? lets start off with timing. this will develop between 5:00 . much will be at or below freezing so a mix will develop this could start in the city as period have brief snow or mix of rain and snow. the it will start as all snow in the far northern and western suburbs. we will see change over to all rain and it will stay all rain until it tapers after 2:00 p.m. further north you go longer the snow will fall and better chance we will see, for some accumulations here. this fact we have a winter weather advisory, this goes into effect at 5:00 a.m. for carbon, monroe counties in the poconos, coming up we will tell you how much snow they can expect in the poconos what you wille in the lehigh valley and whether this will impact your afternoon commute, as well as your morning commute tomorrow. for now, back to you. >>> don't forget track wintry weather whe

regions of the middle east - we have no idea who they are, where they come from, what they're thinking, earlier in the day, trump and vice- president-elect mike pence were in indiana talking about the deal to keep a thousand jobs and a plant in the u-s. trump says he sent a very loud message to companies wanting to leave. time now is x:xx --- students at a junior high are back in class after tragedy is averted at their school.. one of their classmates fires shots from a gun inside the building...but it wasn't a police officer who stopped him. greg adlibs the boys parents were able to talk him down and get the gun away. nobody was hurt. frightening moments inside a jacksonville, florida bank a robber takes people hostage..and leads police on a tense standoff. the gunman--23 year old nicholas humphrey--t

indiana. by tuesday we could see 5 inches as far east as atlanta. here's what's happening in your neck of the not too terribly cole. 36 in manassas, up to 40 in fredericksburg mid-atlantic 40 across northern maryland. afternoon temperatures won't move a heck of a lot ushering cooler and drier air and the reason for that. temple and navy tomorrow, perfect weather for a big mid-shipman win. get your weather any time you need it on cable. >> something next for the fashionistas in your live. after these messages. s to nd i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. xarelto? significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood clotting factors. xarelto? is selective targeting one critical fa

east coast. president-elect donald trump taking his message to the american people. this afternoon the president elect heads to indiana where he secured a deal to keep one thousand jobs at that carrier plant. vice president elect mike pence emphasizing the administration's agenda when they take office. >> i think the american people are ready for change and working with republican majorities in the house and senate and democrats who are willing to work with us, we are going to roll our sleeves up and move the trump agenda forward and we are going to make america great again. maria: tonight president-elect trump will hold rally in cincinnati to thank supporters, the thank you tour. officer shot while responding to domestic violence call. police are in a stand-off with the suspect, this is a breaking story and we will have the latest developments as they happen. android users be aware. details there coming up. walking away with a pot of gold. the man steeling a bucket filled with gold flakes valued with more than and a half million dollars and police searching the suspect this morning. watching oil this morning after op

east, to you guys, in new york, gayle. >> thank you very much, jamie. >>> drivers are dealing with heavy knosnow in indiana. here's a scene near gary. tracking that storm, megan, good morning. >> good morning, windchill advisories are in place this morning for parts of minnesota montana. windchills from 20 to 35 degrees below zero. that spells frostbite in as little as 30 minutes. and high temperatures today will struggle to even reach 8 degrees in minneapolis. 12 for fargo, 14, billings. chicago, much of the day in the teens. this cold continues to spread to the south and east encompassing much of the eastern half of the country by the end of the week. watching a storm system come on shore in the west which could mean possible accumulating snow from the mountains in california, all the way across the country to nantucket. we're talking certainly about another week of winter-like weather before winter gets started. >>> syria's army said it's ready to take out the holdouts in eastern aleppo. controlling 99% of the former rebel-held neighborhoods. killed at least 82 civilians during the takeover. the red cros

east bay. the number of cases is growing to more than 20. coming up at 5:30 pm we examine the protection that food things have following cases. >>> the president-elect goes to indiana to talk about the jobs that he saved and his message also came with a threat to other companies. >>> plus? >> is brazen to do the exact thing that just happened. >>> and apple store all around the bay area, why crimes are escalating because of what happened last night with the use. >>> it's cold and clear out there tonight and this is a camera shot from sky fox showing the crescent moon and it will be cold, the wind is dying down and it will be frosty i will see you with a forecast after the break. >>> ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. life. you never really know what's coming. life just... happens. just when you think you know where it's going, sfx: (ambulance sirens) it takes you someplace else. and that's why covered california is here. to help californians who need health insurance get it. so you'll be ready next time life happens. because it's m

described -- in indiana, he described that the reason why carrier decided to leave was because in the prior 24 months, they had 50 new regulations imposed upon them. and that's what broke the camel east back. all of their competitors said, to heck with america. i'm moving to mexico. carrier was the last company making these products in america. and we broke the camel's back with those 50 regulations. and that's why they threw in the towel. and governor pence couldn't turn it around, because those 50 regulations were imposed on him. what happened was, president trump -- president-elect trump picked up the phone and said, you know, i'm going to get rid of all of those regulations. i'm going to get rid of them on the first day. and i'm going to have the tax policy so different, it's a no-brainer for you to stay in america. all of a sudden, everything changed. this is what we're seeing. there's unbelievable enthusiasm and excitement in the manufacturing community and the owners of the manufacturing company, what's going to happen is they're going to have to hire people to handle all the new job growth and tall new opportunities that are going to be coming our way. as a matter of fact, ou

indiana is just oftentimes to be that flyover state from the east coast to west coast or vice versa but so many ind wonderful things are happening in -- many wonderful things are happening in indiana that we're proud of and we feel especially at this time as our own governor, the vice president-elect mike pence has been our governor for the last four years in indiana, is showing and exhibiting the good policies, the good nature, the humbleness, the character and integrity that so many hoosiers display on a daily basis. and so i think as i leave, i'm looking forward to watching you all continue to face some difficult challenges but with a lot of opportunity in front of us and i know that hoosiers all across our state and americans are looking for leadership, and i know that we've seen that in indiana with our former governor, mitch daniels. it's great to see our colleague, mr. clawson, here earlier who's also going to be departing after this congress. we have such a great -- we have such great history and of course our sports history is one that we love to talk about and brag about. i al

east for much of the country. >> that's what we're talking about right now. thank you very much, jamie. >>> drivers are dealing with heavy snow in indiana this morning. here's a scene near gary. meteorologist megan bare rows of our chicago station wbbm is tracking the cold air and the new storm that jamie mentioned seconds ago. good morning, megan. >> good morning. some much-needed rain and mountain snow to parts of california begins to move on shore late tonight and into the day on wednesday. this storm system then may move from the pacific all the way through to the atlantic over the course of the next few days running into a very cold air mass as it does so. for much of the midwest and east it will spell possible accumulating snow. arctic air mass is settling in. look at the wind chill numbers. wind chills from 25 to 35 degrees below zero. stretching on off to montana this morning. high temperature of 17. even colder tomorrow. 8, minneapolis. balmy 65 in los angeles. charlie? >> thank you so much. >>> syria's army says it is ready to take over the last holdout in eastern aleppo. the pro government forces reportedly kill at least 82 civilians since

east, possibly bringing accumulating snow to the midwest. just in time for the weekend. this all 13 days before winter officially starts. charlie? >> thanks, megan. >>> president-elect trump is attacking an indiana union leader who said the chuck jones accused mr. trump of exaggerating how many jobs his deal prevented from going to mexico. the president-elect lashed out on twitter saying, jones was doing a terrible job. the top democrats in congress are bashing mr. trump for choosing scott pruitt to lead the environmental protection agency. the oklahoma attorney general is an epa critic and climate change concept tick. chuck schumer says his said, quote, the head of the epa cannot be a stenographer for the lobbyists pollutants and big oil. major garrett is covering this. >> reporter: one week ago, you might remember this. there was a fair bit of media coverage. president-elect donald trump flew to carrier in indianapolis to unveil a deal he said would prevent more than 1,000 jobs from moving from there to mexico. well, now the leader of the local union representing mr. trump's math, provoking an angry response from the where else? but on twitter. people's livelihoods, you sure ought to know what

east-west. how do you sort of square that? some ways indo u.s. and there's not -- to push each other to challenge the indian rights. >> i think the way it's viewed in indianas pakistan and china are in a pretty tying embrace and i don't think india is making that embrace. it's hard to be tight -- tighter than it is. the relationship with china has an independent history, pakistan and china has recently extend stepped up support for pakistan in the u.n. on the other issue, so i dent think that india -- india is worried about this in terms of the china being push closer. pushed closer to russia. that's a very live debate. not just on the pakistan but china and russia because of u.s. policy, but nobody in india think about getting closer to the u.s. pakistan and china are sew close this isn't something to demeanor that. >> so, turn to the audience and take questions. but before that, let me can if i may, ask you in one line no more, suggest where you think the u.s. policy on india-pakistan, the india-pakistan relationship will be in two years time perhaps, after the administration takes over. >> i think it's going to look the same as today. no change. >> ther