>> frank: you can log on to facebook.com/news 13 to answer our question of the day. >>> we have a traffic alert for folks in old fort. >> jaclyn: dot expected to be cleared by 9:00 p.m. tonight. you can expect delays through black mountain right now. dot will be clearing mud off of brook street from the recent flooding. they're asking drivers to not park on brook street tonight. we're still dealing with delays on i-26 west bound. get ready for slow moving that's a look at your on time traffic report brought to you by debruhl's's >> frank: coming up, the government's plan for electric cars is hitting road blocks. >>> the business report is brought to you by honda dealers of the carolinas. [stock bells] . >> frank: the dow dropped 117 points finishing at 17,603. the nasdaq was down 42 and ended at 5065. >> ashlea: electric vehicle sales haven't been all the government hoped they'd be.. >> frank: they wanted a million of tm on the road by tomorrow. falling gas prices, limited range and the higher costs of electric cars have all made the president's goal hard to reach. >> the repeatedity i th

>>holly: go to facebook.com/news 13 to enter. we will announce the winners >>jay: we are counting down to our person of the year with a look back at a teacher whose lessons were life saving. >>holly: here is your live look on the interstate this morning from the visionexpress.net traffic cam. i-26 is busy for your wednesday >>jay: have a flood warning at the french broad at blantyre but this morning we have seen light showers across western north carolina. this is where the heaviest rain is falling a around clemson right now, south of pickensand around anderson. the next couple of hours you can expect that batch of heavier rain to pull through downtown greenville, head towards spartanburg and eventually into gaffney. as well seeing light showers back here in western north carolina, further west we are starting to see the heavier rain bands, so, about 9 o'clock maybe we will start to see it here in the western zones. so, on again, off again showers expected with the heaviest batch ovy r'=%y w80nps[nqo[?cqzq ioa`8q?m#o3?a0.&,[ agai

go to facebook.com/news 13 to enter. >>holly: we will announce the winner just before 7 o'clock this morning. >>jay: parts of the u.s. are still dealing with flooding. >>holly: we will show you the video of the house floating down the street. >>ingrid: it's a live forecast at the "harry's on the hill bus stop forecast," 50s by drop off for the kids that are in school. a dry pattern coming up after the break. i will share that with you and your new year's eve forecast and long it will stick around. french broad at blantyre but no rain right now in western north carolina. the only issues is it looks like around clemson, south of clemson seeing the light rain and heavier rain bands. now moving north of piedmont. so that's south of greenville. so, just keep that in mind if you live in the region, heading on u.s. highway 276, near simpsonville you should start seeing rain, too. it's light-to-moderate rain. not having a huge threat over our head like we had all morning yesterday at the flash flood warnings, much calmer conditi

log on to facebook.com/news 13 to answer our question of the day. >>> for folks in macon county, the sheriff's office is offering safe rides home tonight. the free rides will run from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. call the number on your screen if you need a ride tonight. >> frank: haywood county sheriff greg christopher is providing training to places of worship. gathered law enforcement across the state to take part in the training. their goal is to help create security plans to keep people safe. worship leaders interested in number on your screen. >> anchor: mcdowell county deputies have c crged a man for showing obscene pictures to two young boys. josh young parish is acquainted with the kids. one boy is 11, the other is two years old. the boys' mother is the one who reported it to authorities. >>> and a break-in suspect is arrested. 27-year-old jacob cordel is charged with breaking and crimes. the incident happened on u.s. 221 north when a neighbor noticed a man attempting to break in to a home there. cordel was later arrested in another house on marion. >> frank: clarks' currently cou

you can find us at facebook.com/cbs new york. >>> a six-day bear hunt is underway in new jersey. christine sloan is live in newton. the bear hunt started at sunrise this morning, and hunters and animal activists coming face-to-face with different opinions on this hunt. >> no bear hunt, no bear hunt >> animal activists protesting jersey. this year the hunt expanding to the central part of the state and more areas in passaic, hunterton morris counties. >> the department of environmental protection says the bear population hasn't decreased since the hunt started five years ago. >> they have the potential to be aggressive. they do kill pets, they kill livestock, so they can cause a >> a hiker killed by a bear in passaic county, the victim was snapping pictures of a 300- pound bear in a preserve in west mill ford. the hunt also in parts of bergen county where another popular reservation was shut down after bears came too close to hikers. >> studies that have shown black bear hunting does nothing to reduce complaints or incidents. becoming bear smart is the only solution. >> reporter:

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join him with your questions and comments at facebook.com/6abcaction news. >> turning now to dave murphy for this evening. going to be a little bit of a change. >> yeah, a little bit. it's been really warm the last several days. cooler today but still well above average. storm tracker6 live double scan shows you the rain has gone. outside we have clouds overhead but there are breaks in the clouds. you can kind of see those bright lighter shades of gray. that's clear skies beginning to build in and we're looking live on sky6 across from temple university down towards center city. a little bit breezy out there. can't really see any flags or anything in this picture that will show you that but mild still certainly. as we take a look we're at 61 degrees in philadelphia. in fact the coolest numbers right now are in places like allentown and reading where you're already in the upper 50's so not bad. winds out of the northwest though at 17 miles per hour. and we will see some gusts as we roll through the day even higher than that. i want to quickly cover monday's highs. all of these numbers hig

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tweet us at book tv, or poster, on our wall, facebook.com/book tv. >> this new year's weekend, book tv tv brings you three days of nonfiction books and authors. on new year's day presentations on in-depth starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern, nationally syndicated talkshow host of tom hartman. his many books include the crash of 2016, rebooting the american dream. then at 10:00 p.m. eastern, economist walter williams, his most recent book is american contempt for liberty. his other books include race and economics. saturday evening at 10:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards, call rove deputy chief of staff looks at mckinley's 1896 campaign. >> .. >> joined book tv as we attend the book parties thrown for karl rove sunday on in-depth doctor david marinus will be live with calls, e-mails, and texts from noon to three pm eastern. a detroit story as well as 1st in his class biography of bill clinton, telnet to shut up and barack obama the story. book tv this new year's weekend three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2, so a vision for serious readers. >> coming up to writers talk about scien

news. there's more on american history facebook page, including video of recent programs and viewer comments. that's at facebook.com/c-span history. >>> this new year's weekend, american history tv on c-span 3 has three days of featured row gramming. gin friday afternoon, pamela smith hill, author of "pioneer girl", discusses laura ingalls wilder. >> people places and memories that were not only important to her personally, but that would resonate with adult readers in the early 1930s. so, as reviewers pointed out. "pioneer girl" indeed contains stark scenes of domestic abuse, love triangles gone awry and a man who caught himself on fire while drinking whiskey. >> then james swanson compares the assassinations of lincoln and kennedy. and at 10:00, the 1965 nbc's meet the press interview with daniel p. moynahan who as assistant labor secretary offered a report on the causes of black poverty in the united states. >> you cannot keep a man in chains for three centuries and take the chains off of them and say okay, you're free to run the race of life with anybody else. people have to be given the opportunity to compete

or post a comment on our wall, facebook.com/book tv. >> this new year's weekend book tv brings you three days of nonfiction books and authors, on new year's day, encore presentations of in depth. starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern, tom hartman on his life and career, and his response to viewer calls and questions. his books include the crash of 2016, rebooting the american dream, and threshold. at 10:00 p.m. eastern, economist walter williams, his most recent walter williams, his most recent book is american contempt for liberty. his other books include race in economics and up from the project. saturday evening at 10:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards, carl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff looks at william mckinley's 1896 campaign in his new book, the triumph of william mckinley, why the election of 1896 still, why the election of 1896 still matters. he discusses the political environment 1896 including political gridlock. he is interviewed by the kaiser. >> republican party has been beaten in the 1892 election, grover cleveland is coming to office, mckinley has been the governor of

go to our facebook page, facebook.com/ 6 abc "action news." >>> we are talking about an aggressive typef cancer that claimed the life of beau biden earlier this year, now they are using an electro magnetic treatment that can help some patients. leah was diagnosed with an aggressive type of brain cancer two years ago. >> i am married and have two daughters and it was a moving period. >> he started chemo and radiation and then additional therapy, called tumor fields, inside is a battery that powered electric rods that are attached to his head. >> it's to keep the tumor from growing and at certain frequencies and strengths without the currentses. this interferes with cancer cell division, helping to prevent the can from spreading. he and others are conducting a worldwide trial with 700 opinions. all have received the same chemo and radiation, the other group gets the same plus the tumor treating fields for up to two years, results so far for the first 315 opinions are positive. >> the survival is from the time until the tumor comes back as well as overall survival is prolonged by a median

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news connects with the corridor.call us -- 1-800- 222-kganemail us -- news @ cbs2iowa.comconnect with us on facebook -- facebook.com/ for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. bei bei is king his media debut. bei bei is the four-month old panda at the national zoo in washington d-c. he is completely adorable and hammed it up for cameras.there e e lele than 2 thousand giant pandas in the whole world, so bei bei is very special.people have been able to watch bei bei's progress on a smithsonian webcam.entually bei bei will b bmoved to china where he will hopefully find a wonderful panda mate to praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member

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news polls? let me know at facebook.com/brettbaiersr. >>> president obama today celebrated what he called his steady persistent leadership in achieving gains on a variety of issues from the just-passed budget to climate change to reopening ties with cuba. on the issues that concern americans most right now, national security and terrorism, new polls find his leadership lacking, amid a series of isis-inspired terror attacks over the past several weeks. chief washington correspondent james rosen was at the white house for the president's annual year-end news conference. >> capping his seventh year in office, president obama vowed that the u.s. and allies will destroy isis. but not without the terror group also known as isil claiming more innocent lives. >> isil's capacity both to infiltrate western countries, with people who have travelled to syria or travelled to iraq, and the savviness of their social media will continue to make them dangerous for quite some time. >> the white house disclosed that on his way to hawaii for christmas vacation, mr. obama will stop in san bernardino, to meet with family

. >> thanks for watching the news now you can connect with me on facebook. go to facebook.com/ernieanastos. check it out and answer my daily positive questions. go to facebook.com/ernieanastos. >> okay, are you up for this. would you ever want to parachute jump. >> never. >> never? >> 40 years ago maybe. >> didn't take long to make that decision, right. >> i'm scared. >> yes i would. >> why? >> i've done parasailing i would love to do it. >> so you would do it? >> he can do whatever the hell he wants. >> would you jump? >> absolutely not. >> i think i would do it. >> you would? tell me why. >> just the challenge. the challenge. >> put on the parachute and do it? >> yes. >> no. >> why? scared of lights, ernie. >> wouldn't do it, any amount of money. >> no money at all. >> nothing. >> you're not going. >> i'm not going. >> stay on the ground. >> i will. >> i would not. >> you would not? i'm afraid of heights. >> you are? maybe you would enjoy it. >> it is possible. you know, i would put it on my bucket list. >> your bucket list. >> maybe you will jump some day. and you will enjo

news at 6:00. now you can connect with me on facebook. go to facebook.com/ernie anastos. check it out. you can answer my daily positive questions. go to facebook.com/ernie anastos. ernie: all right. 'tis the season. there are holiday decorations everywhere in the city. do you have a favorite location? >> i like around central park and the plaza. ernie: central park. nice. >> i like bergdorf's. ernie: look at their windows and displays? >> and macy's is classic. ernie: yeah. those are classic. you're right. radio city music hall. >> i took my family to see the show a couple of weeks ago. it was a really good one. ernie: right. a lot of nice decorations. >> in that area, yeah. a lot of decorations. lights, all the trees, and all the buildings that cover it. ernie: so much to see. any particular location you like? >> rockefeller center is the best. ernie: can't go wrong. have you seen the tree? >> it's gorgeous. it's beautiful. ernie: do you see it every year? >> every year. >> some of the office building lobbies getting so decked out. they're over the top and are beautiful. 345 park. loo

news at six. now you can connect with me on facebook. go to facebook.com/ernieanastos. check it out. and you can also answer my daily positive questions. >> well, you hear about them all the time, public opinion polls. do you trust survey results? >> i don't trust polls that much because generally i don't believe that people are making the right decisions when the polls are being -- >> oh, that's interesting. why do you feel that way? >> because i don't think people look enough at the facts. >> are there any polls and surveys that you do trust? >> i guess the ones from students, like, you know, with research in school and stuff. >> oh, when students do surveys. >> yeah. i'm a psych major, so -- >> so you tend to think from accurate. >> if i find it interesting, i'll share it with someone. if i don't, i won't. >> do you tend to believe most of them or not? do you think a lot of them are credible? >> probably, but it depends on who's doing them. >> our own government hides things from us, so the society is skeptical, you know? they are skeptical, they don't know who to believe. >> it d

news at 6:00. you can connect with me on facebook. go to facebook.com/ernie anastos. you can also answer my daily positive questions. go to facebook.com/ernie anastos. anastos. >>> it's a special time of the year. how does the holiday season influence your outlook on life? >> happy. ernie: in general you feel good? >> i do. i see family and friends around this time. ernie: a lot of family and friends. >> lots of parties. makes me more grateful. especially when you have little guys like this. >> makes you excited about the future. ernie: the future. >> looking forward to the future. >> you have to be happy every day, not just the holiday season. ernie: does the season lift your spirits? >> i think so. >> what does it do for you? >> it makes me happy to see people celebrating something good. especially now. >> i love life no matter what day it is. i always have a good reason to smile. the holiday just gives me more of a reason. ernie: a little more of a boost. >> everyone is happy. they're playing christmas carols people are out shopping. everyone is smiling at each oth

news at 6:00. now you can connect with me on facebook. go to facebook.com/ernie anastos. check it out. you can answer my daily positive questions. go to facebook.com/ernie anastos. >>> here's a question for you. do you have an organized wallet? >> no. ernie: no? >> nothing is organized. ernie: how come? >> i have receipts. i v have papers, cards, business cards. ernie: scattered all over the place? really? >> all over. ernie: you ever thought about organizing it? >> yes. it always becomes unorganized again. >> it's neat and clean and lean. i v have somebody attached to my wallet that keeps track. >> pretty organized. cash, credit cards. ever going to walk by victoria's secret and use the coupons. ernie: your wallet is ready for business. >> i think so. >> my wallet is a mess. ernie: no. why is it a mess? >> my kids have access to it. ernie: it's tough being a mommy. but it's good, too. >> best job in the world. ernie: your wallet is basically money? >> correct. ernie: you keep it simple. >> i do. ernie: don't have to worry about a lot of stuff. man deals with cash. >> i keep the cash o

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new, non-prescription ibgard is right for you. ibgard calms the angry gut. available at cvs and walgreens. >>> like us on facebook.com/rightthisminute. now back to the show. across the country and it kind of just lubes the stupid train. >> it makes it a little easier to slip into things like this. fail. i don't even know if that skier >> i don't think so. that. >> it was like somebody went blatt and ejected him off the trail there. >> like he almost kicked himself in the back of the head. did he survive? >> he did survive. his friends were so concerned about him that they did this. >> that's kicking a brother while he's down. >> absolutely and why not? >>> this next guy found himself on a snowmobile, nice and slippery but he's going uphill. >> oh. do any of those steps on a snowmobile. >> he's left there. >> like his head in the trash can, his legs all in the snow boots kicking around. but he got to the top of the hill and created a funny fail. >> well done, sir. >>> sometimes losing a tooth can be horrific but for whatever reason parents seem to really, really, really, really, really, really love it. >> it's fun whe

news at 6:00. facebook. anastos. check it out. you can also answer my daily positive questions. go to facebook.com/ernie ernie: you know, it's common to have pictures on our phones. do you still put photos in frames? >> my child's school photo. ernie: that's it? >> that's it. ernie: you ever put pictures in frames? >> i do. we had a baby. a great gift is a picture in a their office. i have a low windowsill, so i decorated it with frames. ernie: you use frames. >> i do. ernie: not so old-fashioned? >> no. i think it's great to show a quick picture on your phone, but nothing like a frame to keep the memory. >> family, dogs, cats. ernie: fits the picture. >> it has to fit the picture. the right color and kind of genre. ernie: frames are important. like clothing. >> it's like eyeglasses. ernie: how many pictures do you have on your phone? >> a thousand. ernie: a thousand pictures on your phone? how many do you have in a frame? >> one. >> usually winds up on my refrigerator without a frame. ernie: put it on the refrigerator. no frames. >> no. it's saved on my computer. so why bother? ernie: is it too m

news at 6:00. facebook. anastos. check it out. you can also answer my daily positive questions. go to facebook.com/ernie anastos. ernie: hi. let me ask you this question. what is your favorite time of day? >> i like the morning. why? day. time? ernie: nighttime. >> sleep. ernie: really? you're an owl. >> when i say nighttime, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00. i go to sleep at any time. ernie: so you go to bed early and wake up early? ernie: you? >> i'm a morning person. i like my morning cup of coffee. >> i like midday. ernie: why? >> that's when i have the most energy, a good time to get the workout, the middle of my work ernie: midday is good for you. what about you? >> evenings. you get the second wind and just keep powering through and get through your work. >> my favorite time of day is 4:00 in the afternoon. ernie: why? >> that's when i get started. we get going. ernie: 4:00. got a little time. how about you? >> 12:00. so i can stay up and watch movies at night. tcm. ernie: that's your routine. unbelievable. >> because i'm retired. ernie: you? favorite time of day? >> anytime. doesn't matter. ernie: you like it all. >> all. i do. er

facebook.com / fox5 ny. kerry: good day is coming right ben: "good day new york." it is december 30. good morning. kerry: it is a foggy morning out the rain is returning tonight. we will see some dry weather for tomorrow night. ben: a knicks player was shot kerry: we will have the latest on that. nearly 6000 highly trained officers in and around. helping the nation's box office. another this year led every single month. >> hoverboards are illegal on new york city streets. do not expect bill bratton to be writing one anytime soon. >> out of their minds. 2015. we will talk about it. we will have some last-minute ideas. tickets are still available. we have some robots coming in. >> local kids that created to robots. looking forward to that. in the meantime, mike is here with a look at the forecast. mike: it does not look so bad. tomorrow, it has all cleared out of here. it will be nice and dry for the holiday. things look good. what to expect. today looks like we have mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow, new year's eve, we making a come back here. thursday into friday. new year's day. our temperatures look

facebook.com/cbsnewyork. reporting live, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. driving around there later today. thank you. >>> 5:32. time for traffic and weather and traffic never more than seven minutes away on the 2s. vanessa murdock is up first. >> good morning. a mild start for some but for others, we are at the freezing mark. please be aware, patchy black ice is possible. otherwise, we are looking good and we will see the sun today. at present, clouds overhead, 45 degrees and winds are out of the west at 3 miles per hour. a look at visibility down to a half mile in sparta. and down to one mile in babylon so still some patchy fog out there but otherwise, the trend is for clearing skies, drying out, a beautiful end to 2015. by noon, it is 49 degrees. seeing lots of sun, 2:00, 50 degrees in city. that's 11 degrees above normal. and then at 9:00 tonight, 42 degrees and partly cloudy. if you're wondering what it will be at the stroke of midnight, 40, partly cloudy and feeling like 34. >> feeling like 34 -- >> okay. >> but not like negative 22. >> i was going to say, when you better about the 34. >> it is a delight.

facebook.com, dawn saves wildlife. >>> welcome back to "early start." donald trump on the attack in newshire taking aim at both hillary and bill clinton. trump tweeting remember bill was brought in to help hillary in 2008 against obama. he failed terribly. here to break it all down is steven sloan. let's talk about this trump attack on hillary clinton. listen to what he said. he says he hasn't started on her yet. listen. >> we haven't started on her. you know, she says we love to run against trump. it's her worst nightmare. these people, these people back here. they said well, the hillary campaign said they would love to run. yeah, she wants to run against me instead of somebody else. >> being very ironic there. you know he is taking aim at her husband this week trying to draw bill clinton into the mess. you heard him in the tweet saying that he was called a racist in 2008. he was a disaster. listen to him here from the archives in 2008 praising bill clinton. >> look at the trouble bill clinton got into with something that was totally unimportant and they tried to impeach him which was