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and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith. he's a much-loved grammy award nominated comedian, writer, and actor whose latest film is the political thriller chappaquiddick. he's jim gaffigan, this is overheard. (applause) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it? you saw a problem and over time took it on, and-- (audience laughing) let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. (audience laughing) (applause) jim gaffigan, welcome. - thank you for having me. - can i confess something when i heard you were in a film called chappaquiddick? i thought, a comedy about chappaquiddick? (audience laughing) - oh, right! - it's not a comedy. - no, it's not a comedy. - it's the actual chappaquiddick. - it's a look at the story that really kin

. >> good afternoon miss evans. >> hi chip. >> hi mrs. evans. >> good afternoon. >> hi. where have you been hiding yourself? you're always so busy. when i stop by you never even have time to talk. you are not avoiding the are you? >> well i've been pretty busy. >> i'd ask you 100 times to call me. --really miss evans, i hope really miss evans -- >> i hope i am not interacting anything. if you too will excuse me, i have some work to do. >> employees are often unaware of what is going on behind the scenes. as others witness and sometimes misinterpret her behavior, failure to clear the air can sometimes have disastrous results. >> let me make this short and to the point jim. about that little scene in your office with my wife, i have been hearing rumors. i am not accusing you one way or another, but i think it will be best for all of us if we put a stop to this once and for all muscle effective next monday, you will be working at the branch across town. >> mr. evans, i didn't -- >> no butts about it. i've made my decision. >> no one should have to live with harassment. the

evans, i didn't -- >> no buts about it. i've made my decision. >> no one should have to live with harassment. the best way to prevent it is to let your feelings be known the first time a gesture or conversation is offensive to you. you are not as likely to become a victim of harassment if you assert your rights right at the beginning. protect your integrity as a human being. you will increase your self-respect and self-confidence when you deal with such problems in an honest and mature manner. >> mr. henderson, i think you know that i am very dedicated to this company and i always try to do my best, but i simply can't continue in this role you have placed me in. >> what do you mean? >> wearing these kinds of clothes and coming onto our customers and suppliers. it just isn't me. i don't feel comfortable. i am more than happy to be pleasant and helpful, but i think these men would have more respect for me and our company if i became more businesslike. >> i had no idea you felt this way. you are too good a receptionist for us.

this story, worth noting that it was written by michael evans and anthony loyd who isa-- michael evansevans and anthony loyd who isa —— hasa michael evans and anthony loyd who is a —— has a fantastically good track record and he is writing from syria. these british fighters have joined isis, they are hiding in turkey and prompting fears from western intelligence agencies of an increased risk of terrorist attacks in europe. this research is being carried out in the area by somebody who dealing in western intelligence agencies. what is interesting is that the work that is going on between american intelligence services, and the mi6, they are working together. only three of the 40 attacks in europe since 2015 involved terrorist fighters returning, these incidents caused over half the fatalities. the idea that they come back with the skill, ifi that they come back with the skill, if i could use that word, and will harden from the frontline. if i could use that word, and will harden from the frontlinelj if i could use that word, and will harden from the frontline. i think thatis harden from

our evan perez is standing by there. we expect, perhaps, to see michael flynn walk in in the next few minutes? >> that's right, john. we expect that he will be arriving here at the courthouse, that the hearing is scheduled for 10:30 before a federal judge, and the expectation is that he's going to plead guilty to this one count of criminal information that has been filed. it's a criminal information that has been filed by the office of special counsel and the difference here between that and an indictment a criminal information is charged usually as a sign that there is a plea deal, that the defendant is going to come into court and agree to this one charge that the prosecutorses have filed against him. really, what we see in the two-page document that was filed in the courthouse this morning is that what they're saying is that he essentially lied to the fbi four times. there were four lies that he told the fbi. two of them had to do with relations to sanctions that the obama administration had imposed in reaction to the

evan perez is outside getting more detail. evan? >> that's right, kate.have now on the record statement from lieutenant general -- retired general michael flynn. i will read the entire statement. he says, after over 33 years of military service to our country including five years in combat away from my family and then my decision to continue to serve the united states, it has been an extraordinarily painful to endure these many months of false accusations of treason and other outrageous acts, such false accusations are contrary to everything i have stood -- i've ever done and stood for but i recognize that the actions i acknowledge in court today were wrong and through my faith in god i am working to set things right. my guilty plea and agreement to cooperate with the special counsel's office reflected the decision i made in the interest -- best interest of my family and of our country. i expect -- i accept full responsibility for my actions. there you have michael flynn for the first time officially acknowledging that he, obviously, has pleaded guilty an

at first skeptical evans father is now amazed by his son's achievements. they are doing that far better than you can imagine. that facility that is the kids you know even don't know what to do but he on his own kid knows that you hear it like that will. even success delights his father but he's son spending is hard to accept religion and tradition hold an important place in the family that if you'd rather not. brought by a pretty boy the other day you know it there you know it just all of that is like that. but traditions will have to white even is organizing his next trips to europe and the united states where he will be able to satisfy his thirst for glitz and glamour. but he's not the only one breaking from tradition. village ten hour drive from mumbai is far from the world of the super rich. here most people live in demi poverty. kalponik was born into a family of untouchables today she heads a real estate empire worth more than three hundred fifty million dollars. this is the house. made some money and he gave me a nice gentle yeah. you say you're goi

affairs consultancy, and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith, he's the president and ceo of the aspen institute, the former editor of time, former ceo of cnn, and the acclaimed biographer of steve jobs, among other consequential figures. his latest book, already a number one bestseller, is leonardo da vinci. he's walter isaacson, this is overheard. let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem, and over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is over. (clapping and cheering) walter isaacson, welcome. - thank you so much. - congratulations, another big success. - well, it's great to be back with you, evan, thank you so much. - and it's a wonderful book, i'm moved to ask, although i think i know the answer, why him? you could write abo

on december 31, 2011, an hour north of denver in west evans, colorado. ashley and tom fallis, surrounded by friends and family danced to the music that brought them together -- their wedding song. >> they decided to get up and dance in the middle of their living room. and -- >> reporter: everybody watching. >> with everyone watching. i don't -- >> reporter: kinda romantic. >> i think i said, "oh, this is sweet." >> reporter: it was their party, ashley's and tom's. she'd invited her co-workers like andrea. >> it was casual. but it she verbally told everyone at work like, "you should come." >> reporter: they worked together at a rehabilitation hospital where ashley was a respiratory therapist. >> she was crazy, nice. [ laughter ] >> reporter: crazy. >> just spunky. yeah, just full of energy. she was just -- she was a happy person. laughed a lot and joked. >> reporter: their friendship was new. andrea didn't know a lot about ashley but had listened to her chatter about jobs and marriages and her three kids, the youngest of whom was born with a dangerous con

if not evan survived. evan evan evan days to continue the. proxy war and side afghanistan i mean look at all the facts that we have in the past sixteen years when it comes to pakistani support to the taliban. all that all the need or ship of the taliban are inside pakistan they have there have been they have been treated in their hospitals their wounds has been wounded soldiers have been taken to the to the park to be treated to in the parks and the hospitals their leadership their families are reside inside pakistan so i don't think that was really the failure it's because pakistan continued to support them in a way that they have did back in the seventy's and eighty's and they have those networks and they have successfully managed to use this again when it comes to supporting taliban and the past sixteen years ok so why do you think this is the ideal way to deal with an ally when you badly need them to put forward a plan for a new strategy for afghanistan because ultimately there's absolutely no way you can win the war in afghanistan withou

- [narrator] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation, hillco partners at texas government affairs consultancy, and by claire and carl stuart. - i'm evan smith, he's a four-time grammy winning singer and songwriter, and actor, a photographer, a horse-enthusiast, a style icon, and after all these years, still the most texan texan of the modern era. he's lyle lovett, this is overheard. let's be honest, is this about the ability learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa, you can say he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you know, you saw a problem, and over time, took it on, and let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is overheard. lyle lovett, welcome. - evan, thanks for having me. - nice to be back with you. - congratulations on 16 years of the show! - well, thanks very much. can't believe it, time goes fast. - it was fi

with bottle bob evan can earn more than twenty thousand dollars in commission for each soiree. money flows freely in london the european finance capital attracting india's rich. business men have taken over you know little and he's one of the biggest residences in any sort of india. the indian business that he is the largest private employer in all of the u.k. wherever he goes even spends his time finding new business ideas. i have some friends and we have fun. at the meeting with. the looking for deals all the time so if you can send me a picture doesn't matter where you. are. right now it. is not enough for this millionaire he wants to be known and recognized throughout the world and for that. are essential to his image . twenty four hours lanka is. headed to the most chic area of the german capital. in a presidential suite costing three thousand dollars the noise i even is making. is all under the age of twenty five. chinese german russian or indian. or pos of the rich kids of instagram. the world's golden who displays themselves on social media. with videos and sophy's thes

yes, i am, which is absolute pleasure actually. - [evan] why? because at the end of every novel, the experience of writing these books is extreme for me, i mean it just, everything that i feel and that i am at that moment in my life goes into them and when they're finished, i'm exhausted. they're deeply personal, whether the character's named nicole, or whether it's aaron an israeli father, or leo gursky, or alma mereminski, they're all very, very personal to me, these novels, and contain a lot of myself. so afterwards, i need to rest in a sense or i just don't have that big a book in me for a while and to live, as i was saying. so this time around, i have promised to write a book of short stories and i see that it's a wonderful thing because i still i'm writing all the time, it's just the things that i have, that i want to work on now are just a little bit smaller than a whole novel. well i can't wait to see that. this is such a great book and how nice to get to hear you talk about it and to meet you. thank you. congratulations on your success.

evan koslof join us live with more. evan. >>reporter: hey there, andrea. we're here at the carriage hill apartments and there is -- there was this early this morning. let's just talk a little bit about the numbers here. so two apartment buildings, 11 units now deemed unliveable, 19 adults and 11 children with no place to go. >> you see nothing but flames. >>reporter: this video tells the story. an apartment building exploding into flames. andrea poston lives next door and was there as it started. >> i saw the kids on the balcony screaming help me, catch me, help me, help me. >>reporter: from there this fire grew. at one point evacuation tones were even sounded, ordering firefighters to get out. assistant chief alan doubleday says he sees fires everyday and this was a big one. >> we are etypically equipped to fight fire on one floor. when you arrive here and you have fire on two floors and the roof, you've basically exhausted all your resources by the time you get on the scene. >>reporter: after 30 minutes the fire was out, but the damage was done, five wit

harold evans joins me now.el that you're confronting lots of bad writing when you look around the world today? >> yes, it's not bare writing in the sense that i don't expect everyone to write like charles dickins or william shakespeare. i don't care if you have a misplaced semicolsemicolon. i see much distortion and deception of ordinary. >> you have an example about donald trump and how he talked about climate change. >> this is -- the most important scientific decision probably we'll take in our life time and this is, this is the precision this being brought to this problem by the 45th president that wants to overturn or likely to turnover, has overturn the obama policy. this is precision of his language. >> we had times where the weather wasn't working out so they changed it to extreme weather so it fits the bill. the problem we have, if you look at our energy cost and all of the things we're doing to solve a problem that i don't think in any major fashion exists. obama thinks it's the number one problem of

on i66 in fairfax county, evan lambert, fox5 local news. thank you, evan. you may have seen a larger than normal police presence across the street from the white house today. a group of all the right supporters including one of their leaders richard spencer gathered to pro test the verdict in the kate stein el case. a jury found her suspected killer not guilty in san francisco last week. he is an illegal immigrant. police kept the two groups apart. president trump is calling into question the credibility of the fbi and the investigation led by special counsel robert mueller. in a series of tweets the president again the then fbi director james comey to stop investigating national security advisor michael 234reu7b. flynn's plea zeal with the special prosecutor last week was a major topic on the sunday talk shows. the reactions to former national security advisor michael flynn's plea deal continue to role in. it won't be long before we understand one way or the other whether the trump people collud ed with russia because i can't imagine it happening and flynn

here's evan koslof. ♪ >> i didn't know what was happening. just didn't understand why he wasn't able to do the things that he used to be able to do. >>reporter: as we sit here in her living room, kathy seigans hangs onto the memories. after all, that's all she shas left of her husband gene. the two quickly found love, he worked at the post office. 1978 they got married. these are the happy memories. a decade later they would fa into a darker period. gene was starting to forget things. >> he would bring in wood, and then he would feed the fire, feed the fire, feed the fire, and it was, like, whoa, this is not good. >>reporter: and so the two went to the doctor, only to get devastating news. >> and they said mr. seigans, you have alzheimer's. and we strongly recommend that you get your affairs in order. >>reporter: from there things quickly got worse, as he started forgetting, kathy stopped being his wife and became a caregiver. >> the husband that i had was no longer there. he took pride in being a good provider for his family, and he did well

hour number two begins now with kelly evans and company.nd and merry christmas, kell. >>> thank you, bill, merry christmas. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evans here's how we're finishing up the day and week on wall street. we don't have trading again until tuesday because of the holiday. dow's down 26 points you can see small declines for everybody. 26 points lower for the dow. about a point on the s&p four points on the russell just a couple on the nasdaq, too. still positive for the week, everybody is we'll talk in a moment about some of the jaw-dropping stats for these markets all year again, a bit of a rest after all of that today. >>> president trump signed the tax bill into law today. while it preserves carried interest for hedge funds, the industry will get hit with a massive tax bill because of another profitable loophole that is ending. we will have all of those details coming up. >>> joining me now is cnbc senior markets commentator michael santoli. cnbc contributor evan newmark. and dennis german, cnbc contr

new year evan lambert celebrations in the world.eparing for the big crowds. how police plan to keep everyone safe this year. plus people using twitter to say who they want to see as pap a john's new ceo. their surprising choice and how that person is responding. and coming up tomorrow morning on fox5, rapper wall ais live in the loft with the morning crew. a look at the fashion trends you need for new year's eve and get ready to pop some bottles in champagne test ing. it all kicks off tomorrow at four:25 a.m. new york city is getting ready to bring in 2018 with un precedented security. recent terror attacks are not deterring crowds from times quair sphr new year evan lambert. more than a million people are expected to bring ring in the new year. we have tremendous cooperation with our partners but we must have the help of the people of the city to do everything we need to do. the city plans to take typical measures of like using a mixed plane clothes and other officers. using security at nearby parking garages and surveillance of la

evan perez, thank you so much for that. i want to talk more about this breaking story now with snaenat ed markey, democrat on the foreign relations committee. senator, thank you so much for being with us. when you see this plea deal, what does that say to you? >> is well, what it says to me is that bob mueller is continuing to proceed very methodicallywell, what it says that bob mueller is continuing to proceed very methodically. he now has a guilty plea by flynn and papadopoulos. he's indicted manafort and gates. so it's clear that he is moving step by step. but in flynn, he just may have the master key that unlocks the doors to the -- to the campaign that donald trump was running, to the transition period of donald trump, and to the time that he was national security adviser during the trump first month in office. this is one man who on all of these issues that potentially go to the collusion that existed between the russian government and its entities and the trump campaign, that could provide the roadmap to that final d

fox's evan lambert evan lambert was there. how did it go out there. >>reporter: they definitely heard a lot from people. you've no doubt seen these bright color ed bikes around town whether in your antibody ood or on your commute but some of the concern really is where these bikes are ending up. we talked to ddot about that. we also talked to neighbors about their complaints and suggestions. with dockless bikes you don't have to lock into didn't know the exact way to regulate that. we're righting to learn from how people are doing it, where peoples problems are arising and then figure out the right regulatory approach going forward. you see bikes who are parked on the sidewalk with no recourse whatsoever. i think we could give people little rewards because it cost money every time you use it. maybe you could give them a dollar arising for every ten or 20 rides that they do it and they've parked it correct limit tonight, the town haul focused on hearing from those people in the neighborhoods. it was organized by the advisory neighborhood commissions he

fox 5 evan lambert is live with the latest. evan? >> reporter: youth worker tells me it was a teen shot and killed. this is the douglas community center over here, you see a playground, jungle gym and we understand that the shooting happened on this basketball court just behind us you can still see that police car sitting there. i want to show you video that we shot tonight of the crime scene's police spent much time focused on the area between parked cars and houses. up on those basketball courts. they sit next to the playground with the jungle gym, there were shell casings all over the court. police eventually brought dogs to sniff the area. neighbors say kids play at the park connected with the community center all the time. police so far have not confirmed the victim's age or identity. but an anc commercial here in southeast said the shooting appeared to stem from an argument between teens. >> you can't even basketball court and enjoy playing basketball without being subjected to gun violence. young person, a majority of these sh

i want to bring in evan perez who helps break this story on cnn. evan, what do we expect to be discussed this week. >> this is a meeting where the president's legal team basically have the special counsel team puts their cards on the table. they want to know where this investigation is going and in particular whether or not or how much longer perhaps this maybe going or whether or not there is any interests in anybody else inside the white house. at this point there is been a lot of speculations about whether or not this investigation is going to ultimately target the president and i think one of the things that they want from this meeting is get a better sense of not only how much longer it is going to go because it is a cloud over the president and the administration for the past year but also, you know, how much longer or what avenues are left for this investigation to pursue? >> according to your sources, the reporting that they have reason to believe that this is going to be a good thing for the president. >> yeah, if you talk to the people at

fox 5 evan lambert is live at the scene with the latest. evan? >> reporter: tony an a n c commissioner an youth worker both say a teen i was shot and killed. we're near at the douglas community center, there's a park, a playground, we understand that the shooting happened on those basket ball courts. police spent much of their time focusing on the area and on the basketball courts. they sit right next to a playground with there were shell casings all over. police eventually brought dogs to sniff the area. kids play at the park connected with the community center all the time. police so far have not confirmed the victim's age or identity. the anc commissioner in sweet said the shooting appeared to stem from an argument between teens. >> you can't even go to a basketball court and enjoy playing basketball without being subjected to gun violence. young person, a majority of these shootings are happening between the young kids. and some of these young kids parents know they have guns. and they don't have no respect for life, nobody. >> as far as we k

fox 5 evan lambert has been following this story and joins us with the latest. evan? >> reporter: shawn, the memorial here is growing for navid sepehri near the swim club where his body was found last night. candles there spelling his name. also flowers out here as well. late this afternoon, police confirmed that his death was likely an accident. >> we can now say that we don't believe any foul play is suspected in this case. inadna na navid. >> reporter: several dozen came back to the place where they set up a memorial for the friend asked for space and we gave it to them. tonight we're getting a better idea of the timeline surrounding 17-year-old navid sepehri's disappearance and death. police say theee seen on saturday night around 11:30. right now, police aren't giving us the specific time the teen was reported missing. but according to several sources, police and friends are helping to look for him in the bannic burn neighborhood 1:00 p.m. sunday, a family member along with officers found his body around 5:00 p.m. still many questions surrounding the circumstance

evan lambert is live with new developments for us. evan?s documents are stable in the hospital, we're also learning more about that suspect through his interactions with a neighbor. here he is in a mug shot, this is douglas johnson junior facing two attempted murder charges tonight. we'll show you video from the crime scene last night, so far the injured deputies have not been identified, we do know they were called to a house here on hollow mountain tin place in sterling because of a fight between a father and a daughter about an hour, documents say they worked to douglas johnson junior down, it didn't work. he went upstairs reached for a gun inside a closest, deputies tased him but he was able to fire off several shots hitting the deputies in arms and legs. i spoke to a neighbor that led up to the call with police. and had a prior run in because of a car parked near his house >> i had a friend that came to drop off food at the house for christmas, and as she was leaving, she witnessed a gentleman, i guess, the suspect, pushing a female ou

fox5's evan lambert explains how he does it. a peak time for dui mainly because of the holiday season. and thely wallace says he pulls over every driver he witnesses to be impaired because at the end of the day it is about saving lives . as trooper wallace with a focus on metropolitan suburbs he has pictures of several victims killed in drunk driving crashes right above his dash. wallace has been on the job for four years. we rode with him tonight. this radio is from where estopped someone not for drunk driving, but for several other traffic violations . this weekend he made his 100th dui arrests. he's part of the driving reduction effort with a sole focus on stopping drunk drivers wallace says he looks for people driving well blow the speed limit or movement between lanes his high arrest number he says could be attributed to the passing created by seeing the damage drunk driving can cause for families. he also tells us about one of most surprising reaction he got from somebody he arrested. she thanks me every single christmas b

several celebrities, including ricky martin, snoop dogg, justin beiber, and chris evans have voiced support for keaton in anti-bullying messages online. (robin)the 49ers look like a team with a bright future after playing against houston. jimmy garoppolo is 2-0 as the 49ers' starting quarterback. he passed for a career-high 334 yards and a touchdown in a 26- to- 16 win at houston. garoppolo broke a 16-16 tie by hitting garrett celek for a six-yard touchdown late in the third quarter. (robin) all the raiders had to do was win and the division lead would've been theirs. but that didn't happen yesterday in kansas city. the raiders lost to the chief 26-to-15. and the raiders lost wide receiver amari cooper. he got hurt in the second quarter. up next for oakland ... a sunday night game against dallas. (robin) stanford men's

evan lambert is live on the story. evan, what are they saying tonight. >>reporter: we understood that this was approved. according to this sign heerks the storage facility will be built here and the controversy comes from the fact according to the church they say that the bones of their ancestors are underneath the parking lot here just under the residential towers. they say that pleads into this lot right here. we talked with a member of the church. we also talked with one of the soon to be storage facility. listen. the planning department is going to another stluk tour on top of mosts african cemetery and so we are here to protest. other site of december cession for our ancestors. it's dispointing. we're hoping they change their minds. we're very excited to be part of the community. we are the first ones thatonated land to the project, so hopefully wounds will be heeled and they'll be receptive to it because we want them to be a part of it. we're doing the benches and the display cases to celebrate the history of the black community and all the history

. >> hey, courtney good morning hedge fund investor jim chanos laying it all out with cnbc's kelly evans, the famed short seller talking everything from tesla to tax reform, even touching on net thank you reali -- neutrality and what it means pore the f.a.n.g. stocks. >> i think the net neutrality rule combined with a bigger c g competitor in the content area will put more pressure on the content buyers, amazon, google and netflix. >> he also talked tesla. chanos a longtime critic of the company is sticking with his criticism. >> i think mr. musket and tesla has a broad, broad interpretation of the truth. you know, there have been all kinds of announcements in this company has made just in

john, or evan, is this it for amazon then?t think this is it for amazon you know, the only thing that it does, it raises, you know, questions around valuation and how you expand the business into adjacent businesses, whether it's the cloud or whatever i will say one thing, and this may be a bit unfair to amazon, i think it's an incredible well-run company. >> are you a prime member? >> i'm a prime member. i've been for years and years. my only issue has always been valuation on the stock it's not with the company. and this week for the first time ever, i had a lost -- i had two lost packages. >> wow. >> and that has never happened. >> never happened to me. >> on amazon ever. and i got the do you want to replace your order >> wow. >> by the way, i heard this, purely anecdotal from a couple other people, so i'm not saying this is any great tell, it's just saying that, you know, trees don't reach for the sky, you don't grow amazon prime until it's 350 million americans have signed up. >> i wonder, john, too, how many additional m

evan siegfried and veronica daguerre where all this goes. veronica earlier this week there was worry about china. let's talk about growth first of all, about how the chinese economy was going to overtake the u.s. economy, to which i said bull. that is a bunch of bs. when you look what happened to the china past few months. they're becoming more authoritarian, worse for the economic conditions in china. you look at the u.s., this huge tax cut will mean tremendous growth in 2018. i think there is no sign of trying to overtake the u.s. economy, right? >> if you look at chinese numbers, they're a bit of a black box. you're not sure which data to believe, what not to believe. but the u.s. economy as you said, companies are strong. they're hiring. keeping workers around. consumers feel confident. holiday salespeople are spending. the conassumer is back. they may be taking on a little bit too much debt but still it is because they feel good about their prospects. also this tax reform is only going to add to that fire of spending. david: evan, there

evans left. well then police say he returned pushed the victim to the floor and robbed him. evans is now being held pending arraignment. >>> a month long drug investigation in delaware has landed these two behind bars. today police searched through their home on the 1400 block of hold lets corner road in clayton after getting narcotics search warn. they found heroin and pale killers, ammunition and drug paraphernalia. now they face a number of drug charges. >>> all right. prosecutors in the cosmo dinardo case filed paper work to make sure they can go for the death penalty if he doesn't live up to his part of the plea agreement in there murders of four men in bucks county last summer. dinardo and his cousin sean kratz will go before a judge for formal a rain many tomorrow. investigators found the bodies of 19-year-old dean finocchiaro, 22-year-old mark sturgess, 21-year-old tom meo and 19-year-old jimi tarot patrick on his family farm in solebury in july. >>> two people are dead in a shooting at penn state beaver campus near pittsburgh. there are reports that police are inves

evans left. then police say he returned pushed the man to the floor and robbed him.vans in jail pending arraignment. >> santa pulling out all the stops ahead of christmas for children right here in philadelphia. they're getting the chance to talk with the big man all the way up in the pole. as fox 29's bill rohrer shares this visit is sure to brighten their christmas. >> reporter: with the holiday decorations all set -- hello. >> reporter: time forere this kids's hospital in pdelphia are waiting for. >> oh, m >> a chance to speak one--one with the big man himself. >> santa.or the last five years santa beamed over hospital's internet. all the way froorth pole>> how adorable. >> repors in partnership with dimension data. >> i will be stopping and delivering all the gifts. >> reporter: providing theibilitto have a conversation with santa as if they were in the same room. >> pretty cold u here. how is it down here. >> it's.n the is about t begin places that to the location and when they're at the end point it answers and they areeoacal time with santa. >> books that you

fox5's evan lambert has what you need to know. so car pool ers will still be able to use this section of i66 for free, but you will have to switch your regular e-zpass here with this new one called e-zpass flex. set it to hov mode you'll hear that beep and that means you don't have to paism these change s only going into effect during rush hour from five:30 to nine:30 in the morning heading east towards the district and from three to seven heading westbound in the evening. this is just the portion of i66 inside the beltway between rosalyn and 495. another major change is that solo drivers can now use i66 during rush hour but they will have to pay a toll which varies based on traffic conditions. there is still time to get those flex e-zpasss that let the toll equipment know you're car pooling and therefore don't have to pavement you can get them until midnight at vdot 's district office in fairfax on alliance drive. you can get a new transresponder if you don't have one. you can swap your existing transrespond er for a flex if that

we do have reports this evening from jamie yuccas and card evans, we begin with jamie. >> reporter: there's some of the hashest conditions, firefighters have faced in years. extremely dry powerful winds roar through venture county. a 50 acre fire exploded and the winds haven't let up. this is what firefighters are facing. >> trying to keep us from extending. >> reporter: hampering the fight, little or no water pressure on several hill side streets. >> get water to the hydrants >> you can only get so much. >> reporter: once the water from fire trucks ran out, all that remained on several streets were garden hoses. >> the threw buckets. trying to douse hot spots before reigniting. but throughout the day, the fire claimed even more homes. police are going door to door. warning residents. >>> it's about four or five houses down >> time to timing >> we found steven phillips >> why did you come >> to check on my son's house >> his son is a firefighter. his pregnant wife safely evacuated. now as the flames came closer >> you see this, that's -- that's what's the only thing you can do now? >> stay

evan did such a great job. how could you not? >> we see that and see these surprises, but they never get old. >> i could have a whole show of those surprises. >>> you have any surprises for us? >> i don't think so. we may get a surprise, depends what the end of the week brings us. >> right. >> we have potential for some snow, could be a little, could be more. we don't know yet. it's too far away. it doesn't look as potent tonight as it did last night. i want to get you on the 3- degree guarantee. >> how did you do? >> i forecast a high of 46. i felt great about that because 46. we were like 44 this afternoon, but tomorrow i'm forecasting 39, a little anxious about that because it all depends on how quickly we cool off tonight and whether or not we can make a recovery tomorrow, but there's a clipper to the west. we're seeing snow showers out here, pennsylvania moving into new england. they're going to have several inches of snow away from the coastal areas in southern and central ne christmas for them and also in the mountains, th

evan i'm curious. at first glance this looks like big motel. is that what this is? >> no, it's a business park. so there are other businesses on the bottom floor and the top floor is where the dispensary is. there's a dentist office. acupuncture and herbs. that's where we are now. >> all right. >> evan lambert. thanks so much. you can tell by evan's live shot he has a hat on and other people do too. it's cold out there. >> oh, yeah. >> let's check in request gwen. how cold is it out there and how long will this continue to the weekend. >> we'll be into the 30s tonight and you know we've had pretty mild and warm days lately shawn bit of change. it's first day of december we have to remember. you know a lot warmer within the urban areas and city itself. on the outskirts those temperatures continue to drop and wear close to freezing in some areas and degree or two off freezing mark. d.c. central right now 45 degrees. we've got 5 rights now at baltimore. 42 annapolis and 28 mannasas. 32 dulles

live in bethesda, evan lambert, fox new.supervisor with the fbi was heading tout bound when he crashed his cruiser on friday night. sander cohen happened to be driving by and came to wolf's aid. both were standing on the shoulder when a car struck and killed them. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. two men held up a store at gun point. it happened on up sore street in northwest. angelica lee hemp anjali hemphill live tonight in the neighborhood. >>reporter: as the last customers walked out just before and any's ace hardware store closed saturday night two men wearing ski masks and carrying gunses went in to rob the place i was just before seven when these two men seen in these surveillance photos cornered a woman and forced her to the back . they ran away with an un disclosed amount of money. police are still looking for those two masked suspects. investigators are offering a $10,000 reward for any information that leads to an ar rest. also in the district, broke into a business in northeast overnight. it happen