the clouds thicken up across connecticut and then back in through eastern new york and showers. notice a little bit of pink here showing up in the radar. there may be light pockets of freezing rain in western massachusetts and that's why we have a freezing rain advisory from 6:00 a.m. until noontime today. west of wuster county. use precaution as traveling. for the rest of us, the clouds thicken up, our temperatures gradually rise and it's after late morning that we get areas in during the afternoon. steadier pockets of rain, generally light for the evening drive. temperatures come into the 40s and the rain gets heavier as we head into the late evening and overnight tonight. we'll take you out through the next couple of days. good morning. >> good morning, danielle. we should see the morning commute getting back to normal as the thanksgiving and long weekend are behind us. let's take a lack at the expressway. things zipping along northbound with no slow downs. the other major routes are looking good. quick peek at the north map. 93 southbound looks clear. route 1 southbound. the

i'm tracking it through central new york and eastern new york, so oswego utica, it's advanced farther to the east and we can use the albany new york doppler radar, getting a real good picture of the heavy rain. you can tell by the yellow and orange. our live storm tracker radar coming down to the towns, show you what's going on out here and all of the heavy rain is moving toward the northeast at 55 miles per hour. is here and push it off to the northeast at 55 miles per hour and you're going to see, it's going to hit albany by 6:52 a.m. fitchburg by 9:22 p.m. i'm going to put more time lines together on this argues was -- as we update it throughout the evening. there's more rain to the south and well. this will go all night long and the first part of your morning drive. i'll track it hour-by-hour for you so you can see what you're dealing with later tonight and first thing in the morning. >> mark: it will be raining when the fox 25 begins. start your day with shiri spears' updated forecast. the fox 25 gets started at 4:00 a.m. >> vanessa: a taunton man pleading not guilty in a crash t

and a winter advisory posted outside of northwest new jersey, parts of eastern new york and of course, through coastal connecticut. what we have right now is first going to be sleet and rain. but the temperatures as you can see are well above the freezing point in central park. and this system will be with us beginning just about now through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. areas in purple are for this advisory. places with temperatures above this yesterday at the same time, it's not even quite cold enough for the sleet to hold on. there will be areas with temperatures below freezing, but from there southward, it looks like temperatures remain above freezing. while we expect to get a little sleet early on in the city between 7 and 9:00 p.m., there will be a quick change to rain and early tomorrow morning, rain across the area. we'll talk more about this and how much more to expect in the accuweather and the 7-day forecast. thank you. if you happen to miss amy's news cast, she's on 4 of them today. accuweather app. >>> beyond a frightening and the troop leader. two sets of 911 calls we'll hear lat

rain and freezing drizzle in western massachusetts, northwest connecticut, and back through eastern new york this morning until midday. for the rest of us, our temperatures should gradually rise and that means it's a chilly area of showers through the afternoon. notice by the evening there may be a couple pockets that we have to watch out for. it's generally areas of steady, light rain for your evening commute. tomorrow morning, we start mainly dry, but another round of moisture comes in. so areas of showers fill back in tomorrow. evening commute again and then as we head into thursday, this is the predawn hours, we should have areas of rain shipping out of here. notice a couple wet snow flakes may mix in. either way, it doesn't look like accumulation is expected. high temperatures today, not as chilly as yesterday. upper 30s for highs. most of us should manage to sneak into the upper 40s. overnight tonight, we drop back into the 30s. it's going to be a cold rain. 42 in the city of boston. that rain should taper off for the morning commute tomorrow, but still have the wet weather gear with y

that is over central and eastern new york. it is the getting to intensify, and this will march through during the 3:00 to 6:00 a.m. rumble of thunder and may a flash of lightning. so there could be some early risers tomorrow morning due to the weather. temperatures, 40' s, even low 50' s, well above average, high readings. overnight tonight, temperatures hold steady or actually rise, edit some cases, we could be near 60 by mid-to-late morning, and then the wind cranks up out of the west/northwest. that could lead to some scattered power outages into the early evening for the wind really shuts down tomorrow night, moving ahead to wednesday. notice how much light of the wind will be, lots of sunshine and no chance of precipitation, so notice a cold front slipping around 3:00, 3:30, and about 4:30 or 5:00, a good portion of the valley into the mountain area and then right at the coast at about to move offshore. lingering rain tomorrow out north, while it should dry out. temperatures, what month is this? 40' s and 50' s again, but

news conference from brooklyn. interesting that it is in the eastern district of new york from brooklyn and not in manhattan. the u.s. attorney robert capers is going to be at that news conference in a matter of minutes along with the special agent in charge of the fbi and a representative as well. the director of enforcement for the sec. again, i have largely quoted to you comments from the sec complaint. we are expecting the federal case against mr. shkreli to be unsailed sealed during that news conference as well. what's laid out in that case is largely expected to parallel many of the things that i read to you in that civil complaint just moments ago. again, you are watching on the right-hand side of your screen. there's marten shkreli in the gray hoody. he is in fbi custody following his arrest in manhattan this morning. >> the president expected to make a statement as well against the national counterterrorism center. we'll have the highlights from that speech when that happens. in the meantime let's talk about the markets because at the bottom right-hand corner of your screen and now full screen, you

there are more showers back to the west and a good portion of eastern new york. then it begins to dry out. a cool front begins to approach with the scattered shower possibility later on in the day. much weaker than the front moving through the deep south. by the time it gets here, much weaker. we had some patchy fog so the visibility is not all that bad. it has come up considerably due to the rain that is falling. fog and increases the his ability. winds are light on shore, temperatures in the 40' s but by tomorrow afternoon making a run well into the 60' s. heavy at times, areas of patchy fog and temperatures not going too far. here comes the springlike temperatures from that the south towards new england. that will be with us tomorrow even know we cool a little bit for christmas day, still close to record highs and then we cool down a little bit more over the weekend. by monday of next week, we get right back to average and even a storm moving in tuesday could deliver the first snow of the season in places like concord in manchester. right now tracking the rain

just to west boston through merry will valley southern new hampshire and back edge now into eastern new york. this moisture will work out of here as early as 6, 7, 8 o'clock in the morning. i think a lot of slick spots will occur mainly before 3 o'clock in morning. once we get into tomorrow morning, temperatures start the day with showers ending at about 7 o'clock in morning. and then, we thaw out. mid 40s in afternoon. 7 day forecast ahead looks good. >>> now from the night team, a alarming allegations. bill cosby charged. completed unwas arraigned in pennsylvania courtroom today. answering to sex assault charges going back to 2004. night team ryan schulteis in our newsroom with cosby legal team is saying tonight. ryan. adam tonight bill cosby outs on bail but alleged victims say thisser relieved he's finally facing charges. >>> he was an america's most beloved t vvlt father now officially charged with sexual assault. bill cosby arrived in small courthouse in pennsylvania walking slowly with the help of his lawyers and said nothing. >> mr. cosby how do you feel sir? this is first time 78-ye

a batch making its way out of eastern new york. we have a mostly cloudy sky and a light southerly breeze. we are looking at the scattered shower activity out there and the wet highways. you can see the most organized of the precipitation out to our west and making our way northeast. this will be making its way after that, most of the eastward. we don' early this morning. some sheltered valleys may only get up around 44 or 45 today. we are talking upper 40' s. this is the beginning of a milder stretch of weather. fog. there will be the risk of a shower early tomorrow morning. partly sunny skies as we work saturday. into sunday, we are looking at next system. that will arrive monday afternoon into monday evening. if you are going to be traveling around, it all looks good for the weekend. out ahead of that, we are talking the milder temperatures over the next couple of days. behind it, temperatures don' t cool off all that dramatically. at this point in the game, you get toward next wednesday and thursday and you need a system to take

the steadiest moisture is coming through eastern new york and pennsylvania right now, so we've got several hours to go but it will be a much dryer evening commute overall. so let's bring you through the mid, between now and 7:00 pow with start to see the rain line creep up, into the city of boston around 8:00 a.m., notice still north and west of town pockets of sleet that linger through late morning and midday from parts like manchester down through keene and orange, .5-1 in spots, creates reduced visibility and tapering off. leftover sprinkle with temperatures in the 30s and 40 degrees on the cape. ruled 0 you on the berkshires, ice secretion likely, only a trace of that, maybe just enough to cause a few out ages in those areas. tomorrow quieter, we may get a patch or two of drizzle north and west of boston, anything untreated will become slick, tomorrow mostly cloudy but much quieter overall, a couple showers nick the south coast as we head into wednesday night and thursday morning, we clear out, we'll be gusty, breezy on thursday afternoon and thursday night as we ring in the new year,

. >> kim: different extremes in the eastern from new york to chicago, more like spring winter. >> it's nice when you have a white christmas. >> not going to have there a this year. >> no we're going to have a wet christmas but a merry run. >> challenging for eastern resorts and snow businesses struggling because of the weather. the weather is bad for many parts of the country from the south into the ohio valley. this week brings the threat of destructive thunderstorms, possible tornadoes and large hail and heavy rain could bring flash flooding. kim khazei, 7 news. >> elizabeth: a man aest ared on breaking and entry charges in winthrop is several police officers. he got into several houses and lied to the how manyoners telling them he worked for massport. several of the officers were hurt but they're expected to be okay. >> adam: crews battling a big fire in brighton. the flames broke out on western avenue around 3:00 am. the fire caused about 250,000 in damage. no one injured. investigators working to find out a cause. >> reporter: a nashua man facing charges for a lewd act involving a

new york police department. many family members from eastern iowa flew to new york for the services. decision 2016 coverage this morning. the war on terror continues to be a hot topic on the campaign trail in iowa. senator marco rubio was in a few different spots yesterday -- including pella. when i'm president of the united states, we're gonna have which means we're gonna have a military capable of finding the you're gonna get a one way ticket to guantanamo. and when you're at guantanamo, we are gonna find out everything you know about plots, past, present, or future. rubio has spent the past few days in iowa... but does not have campaign stops planned for today in the state. bernie sanders has also been in iowa. the democrat says his campaign is gaining momenum -- and he's ready to pull off what he calls -- one of the great political upsets in the history of the u-s. he was in keokuk -- and also i hear a lot of my republican colleagues, they are really tell you it's not going to be there kids who are going into those sanders is the only major political candidate holding events toda

new york. evened at midnight tonight when santa might visit a few homes on the eastern seaboard, 62 new york, 69 charlotte, jacksonville 69. tremendous warmth everywhere you look. more record highs heading into christmas day, especially across the southeast, widespread 70s and 80s, above the norm for this time of the year. also on the next storm developing this weekend in the southern plains, this will bring blizzard conditions to parts to have the southern plains, very heavy rain, a chance of severe weather on the eastern end of it. in terms of snow, mexico, west texas, western parts of oklahoma, also very heavy rain on the eastern end and, jim, this is a storm to watch because as warm as it is now this will bring the first snow of the season into the northeast next week. >> axlerod: eric fisher with the forecast of what a difference a year makes in syracuse, new york. syracuse had nearly 28 inches of snow by this time last year. this year, less than one inch. the warm weather across the northeast made it "coats- optional" for a number of last- minute shoppers. anna werner has more on a shoppin

united states attorney for the eastern area of new york unveiled the indictment. >> these highlight the brazenness of the schemes. and the web of lies weaved by both defendants. >> martin shkreli shot to notoriety when his cop acquired the right to an h.i.v. drug. he jacked up the price of one pill from 13.5 to 750, out of reach of many that needed it. >> at this price it is at the low end of what orphan drugs cost. >> all of this attention, and doctors and patients saying they can't access the drug. will you change the price? >> no. >> the move and defiance parking outrage. the innexus diseases writing an open alert. the u.s. presidential candidate weighed in. it was called a poster child for greyed. donald trump described him as a spoilt brat and hillary clinton defeated spice gouging like this is outrageous. thursday, twitter lit i'm on news of mark shapiro's death, many are delighted in what they see as payback. >> mark shapiro and his lawyer fleeted nightie in federal court for charges of conspiracy fraud. if convicted they face up to 20 years behind bars. bars. >>> we learnt that

the attorney for the eastern distribution of new york, unveiled the seven downs indictment. >> theseharges highlight the brazenness, and the depth of the schemes and the outrageous lies. >> the shot no note requirety when his current company acquires the rights to the common h. i.v. treatment drug he then jacked up the price of one pill from $13.05 to $750. far out of the reach of many of those who need it. are you going to change the price? >> no. >> his mood and defiance sparked immediate outrage. the infectious diseases society of america wrote an open letter to executives urging him to back down. u.s. presidential candidates also weighed in. bernie sanders called him a poster child for drug company greed. donald trump described him a spoiled brat. price gouging like this is outrageous. on thursday twitter lit up again, and the cases are unretted many delighted in what they see as pay back. he and his lawyer pleaded not guilty here in federal court to charges of securities fraud, securities fraud conspiracy, and wire fraud conspiracy. convicted they face up to 20 years behind bars

attorney robert capers of the eastern district of new york. by special agent in charge -- i'm sorry, the snins assistant director in charge of the new york office of the f.b.i., chief of investigation of the i.r.s. criminal investigation division. six months ago the department of justice announced a 47-count indictment charging 14 defendants with pervasive and long-running conspiracies in the world of organized soccer. wing aed - alleged that these defendants, which included high ranking fifa officials, leaders of governing bodies under the fifa umbrella, and sports marketing executives have corrupted the business of worldwide soccer to serve their interests and to enrich themselves. we stated our determination too end these practices and bring the wrong doctors to justice and we pledge to work with our partners around the world to hold additional co-conspirators and corrupt individuals accountable. today we are announcing a superseding entitlement which includes new charges against new defendants, as well as additional arrests and guilty plea

temperaturewise incredibly mild day across plains and eastern u.s. new york city near record warmth. 61 degrees for high forecast temperature. 70s across southeastern u.s. and atlanta and raleigh, north carolina and places like texas and oklahoma, temperatures widespread. 60, 70s, 80s, not very december-like. we'll have another storm system moving into the plains. because it is warm out we have potential to see thunderstorms and some could producing severe weather anywhere from kansas to oklahoma and texas. the possibility of tornadoes and damaging winds from the storms will be possible. again coming up for tomorrow. let's head it over to you. nicole: thank you, maria molina, very much. cheryl: 82 in southern texas. coming up if you want online order delivered by christmas you better orderly. we'll tell you why ups is struggling to keep up with deliveries. >>> next week, if you want to make it to the red carpet premier of the new "star wars" movie you don't have to go all the way to l.a. we'll tell you how to get there with the click of a button. >>> of cours

showers extend into eastern new york states. then a break and more showers mid-to-late afternoon. chilly, raw right now. middle and upper 30s. your school bell forecast, kids need rain gear. they'll probably have indoor recess because of the scattering of showers, and when school lets out this afternoon, a few showers. mid-40s. >> christa: the red sox set to add a big-name pitcher to the rotation. boston has agreed to a record-setting deal with pitcher david price. the seven-year deal is worth $217 million, which equals $31 million per season. this is the largest contract given to a free agent pitcher. price can opt out after three once again. price won the cy young award back in 2012. he's been named to five all-star teams and he's struggled in the postseason. too well with david ortiz. >> ortiz down the right field line. fair or foul, that is way gone. >> if it's fair or foul, that's what he would say, but as soon as he hit it and i saw it, i knew it was fair. run. >> look out. ortiz gets hit in the back. >> you shouldn't be acting like a little girl out there. you're not going

new york police department. many family members from eastern iowa flew to new york for the decision 2016 coverage this morning. the war on terror continues to be hot topic on the campaign trail in iowa. senator marco rubio was in a few different spots yesterday -- including pella. he's promising a more aggressive war against terror groups like isis -- if he's elected. unittd states, we're gonna have a real war on terror, not a military capable of finding the ticket to guantanamo. and when you're at guantanamo, we are gonna find out everything you know about plots, past, present, or future. rubio has spent the past few iowa... but does not have campaign stops planned for today in the state. bernie sandrs has also been in iowa. the democrat says his campaign is gaining momenum -- and he's ready to pull off what he calls -- one of the great political upsets in the history of the u-s. he was in keokuk -- and also talked about the war on terror. i hear a lot of my republican telling the world just how tough they are and they're ready to go to war and sent the troops into syria and into iraq. well let me ll you it's

very light snow left lingering there in areas of eastern upstate new york and areas up through northern new england. picked up about 1 to 2 inches of light snow during the morning rush. your temperatures in the 50s by tomorrow morning. 41 to 48. not so cool. doug has a look at when the temperatures will really come down and it's going to feel more like winter. that's in a few. >> knew it had to happen sooner or later. thanks, v.j. >>> a pilot flew his drone way too close to president obama in hawaii. we learned he will not face criminal charges. the president just wrapped up a round of golf last night and was headed toward the first family's fay investigation home. the secret service spotted the drone hovering car high close to the motorcade. officials say the pilot had no idea the president was in the area and as soon as he found out, he grounded his drone. the motorcade did not have to stop or slow down. >>> a response by virginia's governor this afternoon in the battle over gun control. terry mcauliffe is calling a state senator's threat to pull his security team a temper tantrum. re

eastern nurse and new york times theresa brown talks about patient care. and at 11:00 p.m.alks about terrorism. that happens all tonight on book tv. >> many of this year's presidential candidates have written books to introduce themselves to voters and to remote their views on issues. in his newest book reply all, web jewish catalogs e-mail correspondence, ben carson argues that a better understanding of the constitution is nice to solve america's issues, in his latest book a more perfect union. hillary clinton looks back on her time serving in the obama administration in hard choices. in a time for truth, texas sena

even as american diplomats and russian diplomats and middle eastern diplomats are altogether in new yorkwrestling with the same problem we will be discussing here today. so i would like to just go right to our experts to begin speaking. i should note that both of our runcible discussants here today will be speaking for papers that they will be presenting early in the new year so you're getting a prepublication taste of what will be coming out with. so ambassador half. >> thank you, frank. the paper to which frank refers that will be published i think in the new year rests basically on five assumptions. number one, that russia and iran, for separate but entirely compatible reasons, want to keep bashar al-assad in power indefinitely for the foreseeable future, at least in part in syria. second assumption i is that the nature of the military campaign being waged by russian aircraft and iranian assembled militias in syria against armed groups, not isil, fighting the assad regime defines russian and iranian priorities in syria. for both the battle against isil seems to be a pretext for assemb

carta, the anniversary of the united states constitution, the 100 50th anniversary of the eastern district of new york and the tenth anniversary of brooklyn law school question markets because your law school is a a center of learning about the power of law. in fact that question reveals why we do so much of what were doing, trying to drive down the price and make legal education more accessible, improving the curriculum and doing everything we can to help launch our students and graduates to meaningful careers so they can fulfill the public and private roles that lawyers fill in the service of others. the power of law is certainly the continuing thread through all the presentations that you'll hear here today in a remarkable rate of authors and commentators. no doubt they will touch on many vivid reminders that we have of how law can make a difference. whether it's the 70th anniversary of the united nations that we observe this week as well in the incorporation of the freedom of speech, and worship or whether it's the seven decades since the liberation of the nazi death camps and the nuremberg trials

attorney's office for the eastern district of new york which has jurisdiction here declined to comment tonight. live in mineola, long island, n.j. news. >>> turning now to weather, showers are on the way as we normal temperatures. meteorologist lee goldberg outside our studio on the upper west side with the timing of the rain and how much of it we can expect. lee. >> sade, october, the sequel, 60 degrees here, another warm night, not much wind out. it feels great. but i will need the umbrella in a couple hours. let's look at lower manhattan. clouds thickened. at least the fog has lifted. an even 60 at 5:00. the visibility is still low in connecticut and long island. they have improved from the city in south and west. numbers over parts of interior new jersey got up to 60 degrees. to the east of new york city, upper 50s. valley. a couple of the first sprinkles trying to get into the delaware water gap, pike county and sullivan county. not a big daily. the steadiest rain hasn't even gotten to philly yet. i think those showers west of philly, 100 miles away, are two or three hours away. f

attorney's office for the eastern district of new york and the s.e.c. failed to understand.aying that his accounting was just too complicated for the s.e.c. back to you. >> thanks so much. meg terrell with the latest outside martin hkreli's apartment building in manhattan. we are, as p know, in selloff mode. want to take to you the dow heat map. two main culprits, disney and boeing. both stocks getting downgraded. the boeing downgrade certainly hurting that company and hurting the dow. those two disney and boeing, the worst performers within the dow jones industrial average. there is goldman sachs at the bottom. the 0 price target. he explained why he made that ca call. >> global box office. we're not taking the negative view to star wars. this is all about cable networks, which is 45% of disney's operating income. >> it's weighing on the stock. a bit of a party pooper. star wars comes out, down grades the stock at 10:00 this morning. things are neither here nor there. >> he didn't get a private screening. i think disney is a quality company. we talk to a lot of people and f

richard cantu, abc news, new york. the eastern iowa airirrt is not as busy as you might think. airport officials in cedar rapids tell us it's really never crowded at the airport dung christmas time. the airport expects the crowds to come next week - ahead of the rose bowl. more than 3-thousand passengers are expected to fly out to southern california in the coming days. the hawkeyes will make the trip tomorrow. the team is scheduled to depart the eastern iowa airport around noon.n.e'll have coverage of the departure on the kcrg- tv9 news at 5 and 6. scott will talk one-on- one with hawkeye coach kirk ferentz, coming up. and hear why iowa coach lisa bluder says she doesn't want to play drake stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. threatening. a local doctor explains why it's not just women who are at risk. and not all fats are created equal. some can help yu lose weight and improve your against stanford in the rose bowl.. heres more with coach ferentz. coach it was a crushing loss against michigan state how have your players responded since then? it was tough the night of

eastern, i'm poppy harlow in new york. we begin with the data dust-up.ting off a political powder keg right before tonight's democratic presidential debate. first, the players, bernie sanders in a battle against a democratic national committee. and against hillary clinton. at issue, a massive data breach that helps campaigns understand why voters vote the way they do. it is critical information. and now, here is what has happened. it may make your head spin a little bit. clinton's campaign accused sanders camp of stealing files with their tu

he has surrendered his passport and his travels will be restricted to the southern and eastern districts of new yorkin addition, he's not going to be allowed to have any contact with his former taern nor will he be allowed to have any contact with current or former employees of his old hedge fund, msnbc capitol or retro fin. the only former employees he can have contact with are those who currently work for this current accompany touring pharmaceuticals. this is all tied to allegations made by the securities and exchange commission that they were partied to widespread conduct. among the allegations he made material misrepresentations to investors and potential investors about his fun and when he was ceo of retro fin he made the accompany fund legal settlements with disgruntled investors in his hedge fund. using accompany funds to pay off investors. the accompany did fire their ceo in 2014. the 22-page inindictment is failed with a host of more complexed details on the multiple counts being addressed. erika, it started off with an uproar of hiking a price to paying $2 million of the sole accompany of

toern for the eastern district of new york plans to unseal the indictment against both skrelli and hisawyer kevin grebold. he will be arraigned here at 2:00 p.m. here in brooklyn. of course, at noon we will be rolling on that press conference and bringing you all the news from here in brooklyn. back to you. >> meg, just to be clear, he is not being charged for the allegations that he was hiking the price of life-saving drugs here, is he? it's on unrelated charges. it's not necessarily for the reason that is we believe that he is a controversial figure. >> that's right, simon. actually, the sec has put out a civil suit this morning where some of the charges here are widespread fraud lent conduct. it says with orchestrated by skrelli from october 2009 to march 2014. this is all having to do with his activities at his hedge fund, msnb capital. he found aid biotech company retro fin, and the sec is alleging that he misappropriated funds from his hedge fund, exaggerated performance of his hedge fund, and issued retrofin stock to pay back some disgruntled investors if his hedge fund. this is

will continue as dozens of daily record highs are expected again today across the eastern third of the country. in new york?.kb?abc news. live look outside now at a sunny afternoon.. but it's what you don't see that gets you. it's also very windy.. which is making it feel even more cold. let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield in the weather center with more. bryan. breezy winds will continue tonight as our current storm system pushes through the area. expect lows in the low to mid 30s around the valley tonight and highs only in the mid to upper 40s tomorrow. the winds will remain breezy on tuesday, but will decrease by wednesday. will still be in place and it will be another afternoon of highs in the mid to upper 40s around the valley. low temperatures on wednesday and thursday morning are valley. low temperatures on wednesday and thursday morning are expected to drop to at or below freezing. high pressure will begin to take over the forecast on thursday and that's when our warming trend begins. high will bounce back to the low to mid 50s by thursday afternoon, then to around 60 for friday and the

will continue as dozens of daily record highs are expected again today across the eastern third of the country. in new york?.kb?abc news. this is where we bring in.... our chief meteorologist bryan scofield. bryan... las vegas is getting cold at night. how long is this.... going to last? breezy winds will continue tonight as our current storm system pushes through the area. expect lows in the low to mid 30s around the valley tonight and highs only in the mid to upper 40s tomorrow. the winds will remain breezy on tuesday, but will decrease by wednesday. the system makes its exit wednesday, but the cold air will still be in place and it will be another afternoon of expected to drop to at or below freezing. new information now..... on an early morning police shooting in new orleans.... it happened..... during a traffic stop just after 4-am.... in the east side of new orleans. police say... officer fredrick carter stopped a white mazda m-p-v.... for a license plate violation. as he walked toward the vehicle.... a shot was fired. the officer returned fire... killing the suspect. (chief michael harrison, new orl

family members from eastern iowa are in new york right now to honor a loved one killed in afghanistan. funeral services were held earlier today for technical sergeant joseph lemm -- a dubuque county native. he was killed in a suicide-bombing in afghanistan last week -- one of six u-s service members who died in that attack. lemm was a member of the air national guard -- and a detective with n-y-p-d. he's been struggling in the polls in iowa, but hopes to make a last-month surge. republican presidential hopeful chris christie is in waterloo today. kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live -- you were at the campaign stop -- and his speech really seemed to focus on one big issue. i just got back from newton's cafe.. and christie spoke to a pretty packed room.. he started by talking about the fight against terrorism. this was a big topic throughout his speech.... christie said president obama isn't doing enough.... and that the country needs a leader with experience... he mentioned... 9-11... the attacks in paris... and the shootings in san bernardino... "what san bernadino showed us is this,

to start to introduce that rain as we head into the overnight, right now pushing through new york state and eastern pennsylvania, arriving here between 8:00 and 9:00 this evening. hour by hour watching that leading in of the downpour, we'll be in and out of these showers and down pours through the overnight, beneficial rain for us, maybe even a crack ever thunder or two but i don't think there will be too much of that going on, the shoulders will start wrapping up, we'll see warm temperatures out the get, temps that will rise to 60 degrees just after midnight. we'll still be close to 60 in mostly cases tomorrow morning, then we'll hold in the 50s through tomorrow afternoon. the thing about tomorrow, the wind. we'll have the latest on that in a few minutes, paula. >> thank. >>> dr. pat i can scene in a wooster courtroom as the mother of a murdered woman began >> you guys -- are you kidding me? >> ma'am. >> for killing my son you are giving him a bill. >> the mother thought the accused killer was going to be grabbed bail, he was not. >> louise mendez rivas stabbed month. >>> today marks three years s

christmas eve and what is warmth in late december, 60s, 70s and even '80s on the eastern sea board, boston another 70, new york over 70. and dc nearing 80 degrees, so elaine, dozens of records are expected to be set this week. >> incredible. eric fisher, thank you so much. >> at least two people are dead including a child. after an avalanche in norway. it happened in svalbard, one of the northern most settlements in the world. at least nine others were injured and several houses were lifted off their foundations. rescue operations took place in darkness. svalbard gets no sun light from november to february. there was a serious crash this weekend at the world cup of down hill ski racing but as it turned out, it could have been much worse if not for some brand new safety equipment soan into a layer of the skier's clothes. contessa brauer reports. >> austrian olympic champ matthias mayer came racing down the mountain, flipped, flew and finally crashed hard. the crowd held its clengtive breathe as the skier struggled to get his. and he did. in part because he was wearing a radical new vest with air bags. it's the

eastern sea board. boston near 70, new york over 70, d.c. nearing 80. elaine, dozens of records are expected to be set this week. >> incredible. eric fisher, thank you so much. >>> at least two people are dead including a child after an avalanche in norway. it happened in svalvard, one of the northernmost settlements in the world. at least nine others were injured and several houses were lifted off their foundations. rescue operations took place in darkness. november to february. >>> there was a serious crash at the world cup of downhill ski racing. but as it turned out it could have been much worse if not for some brand-new safety equipment sewn into a layer of the skier's clothes. contessa brewer reports. >> whoa, whoa, whoa! >> reporter: austrian olympic champ mathias mayer came racing down the italian mountain, flipped, flew, finally crashed hard. the crowd held its collective breath as the skier struggled to get his. and he did. in part because he was wearing a radical new vest with air bags. it's the first time they've ever deployed in a world cup

eastern on afterwards, nurse and "new york times" columnist teresa brown talks about the shift. it gives readers the firsthand account of her experience. >> health care is only going fo get more and more complex. >> right. >> and we're just going to need better and better nurses then to meet all those complex needs, so thinking about how to keep us strong and healthy and encouraging that is huge. i don't think, we sort of give lip service to that. but we don't really emphasize it. >> on sunday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. eastern. >> politics, which i have been part of all my life, was not so different from the world of petty criminals, robbers and racketeer, but it was disguised and less obvious to see. in fact, for 25 years in my career, i've looked at america as an ideal. i've defended american principles, the american dream, the american founding. and i've looked at american politics as a debate. the republicans believe in liberty. the democrats believe in equality. republicans want equality of rights. democrats want equality of outcomes. now, it is the point of view of the crimin

new york. >>> top of the hour. 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 pacific. i'm poppy harlow in new york. we begin with severe weather across the nation right now. about 15 million people under the threat of severe possibly deadly weather today large parts of the deep south recovering from tornado damage and now more heavy flooding could also be coming. also, for people in the southern rockies and the southern plains, winter about to hit there in a major way. karen is monitoring it all. she joins me now. we started out today talking about that tornado that had touched down in texas. you've got this dangerous weather across the country. where is the most danger right now? >> right now the most imminent threat is across the south central united states. texas, oklahoma. we're seeing what are referred to as discrete cells. these little isolated supercells that pop up. and in those you can get some rotation. because we've seen very warm, moist, unstable air is. coing up from the south. we have this tornado watch that goes until 8:00 p.m. local time. central time. this means we are looking at t

eastern seaboard. boston near 70 degrees and new york over 70 and d.c. nearing 80 degrees. >>> in fact, dozens of heat records could be set this week. heat records! >>> a fender bender at burbank bob hope airport in southern california. two southwest jets bumped wing tips yesterday. gate when it nicked the wing of a parked jet. there were no reported injuries. both planes were pulled from service for inspection. >>> coming up on the "morning news." a devastating landslide. dozens are missing after a pile of earth slams into dozens of buildings in southern china. >>> later, a terrifying bear attack. >> a gentleman in the cave with a bear. he has been injured by a bear. >> we will tell you how a boy scouts leader survived his encounter with a bear. this is the "cbs morning news." grandma is so happy to be here i hear you' re quite the expert at waking people up in the morning. let me show you how grandma does it. your daddy made this when he was a little boy. this is your dad at my house, where he had his first christmas. thanks for making the coffee. well

we see some clearing over towards eastern pennsylvania and central new york. that will be heading to our area. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine before another round of clouds work into the region. no rain is associated with the clouds. there are patchy showers off to the west. tomorrow morning we'll wake up with plenty of sunshine across the region. towards the afternoon we'll see the clouds roll in. looks like tomorrow we'll go try to squeeze through from time to time on sunday. overall we should stay dry. the big talk will be about the temperatures as we're expecting numbers to soar to well above average readings for this time of year. tonight we'll be comfortable across the region. we'll go partly cloudy and hours. expect readings to be coolest to the north and west. we'll find readings in the 30. in the city, 40s to low 50s. tomorrow, we'll have a mix of sun and clouds by the afternoon. it will be mild again with highs in the 60s and we'll take it up a few degrees sunday. some spots will be in the upper 60s by the afternoon. we stay dry until monday. that's wh

very large system heavy snow that's the purple shade you see overtaking portions of upstate new york and into easternnada. we've got the pink shading which indicates sleet and ice pellets and then of course the rain and even thunder off to the south. so the rain is what we'll be dealing with and there's that big wall of rain i mentioned poised to slam into us. light rain falling right now. little bit of a break in the action here. but this will be here within the next couple of hours. seeing sleet up around allentown mount pock know into northern new jersey, and the temperatures really crucial. as we go through the overnight hours. we're still above freezing from allentown on south. mount pocono though it's only 25 degrees there. doylestown doylestown airport roaring 33 degrees. point pleasant beach at a mild 42. so as we go through the rest of the night you can see at 2:00 a.m. hovering right around freezing in allentown especially hell 58ed surfaces that freeze faster, bridges, overpasses in the northern lehigh valley could see a light graze glaze of ice. mount pocono you want to watch. overnight b

very large system heavy snow that's the purple shade you see overtaking portions of upstate new york and into easterncanada. we've got the pink shading which indicates sleet and ice pellets and then of course the rain and even thunder off to the south. so the rain is what we'll be dealing with and there's that big wall of rain i mentioned poised to slam into us. light rain falling right now. little bit of a break in the action here. but this will be here within the next couple of hours. seeing sleet up around allentown mount pock know into northern new jersey, and the temperatures really crucial. as we go through the overnight hours. we're still above freezing from allentown on south. mount pocono though it's only 25 degrees there. doylestown doylestown airport roaring 33 degrees. point pleasant beach at a mild 42. so as we go through the rest of the night you can see at 2:00 a.m. hovering right around freezing in allentown especially hell 58ed surfaces that freeze faster, bridges, overpasses in the northern lehigh valley could see a light graze glaze of ice. mount pocono you want to watch. overnight

then at 9 eastern on "after words," nurse and new york times columnist theresa brown talks about patient care. and at 10, brian kilmeade and don yeager talk about thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates. we wrap up booktv in prime time with jennifer lawless. she talks about her book, "running from office: why young americans are turned off to politics." that's at 11 p.m. eastern. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. ..

attorney's office for the eastern district of new york. it is independent and it is impartial.eviewing all the relevant issues. >> just yesterday, the head of the illinois police department resigned. the accountability mechanisms in the state are part of this review process. the functionabout of the disciplinary system? lynch: i don't have any comment on the personnel issue. have an we a look at the disciplinary process is a key element of that. i don't want to make it seem as if we are limited to looking at chicago systems because we need to hear from community members, from residents who have experienced situations where they feel that the use of force was not dealt with appropriately. we compare those to how it is handled internally. i don't want make it seem as if we are looking only at chicago systems. we also hear from rank-and-file police officers. >> a question for ms. go2net. what you expect the timeline to be? gupta: all we can say is that the department will be conducting the review in a very thorough manner and will not leave any stone unturned. movie working with e