stile foundation (fls) hosts a holiday giving winter carnival on dec. 2 from 6p.m-9 p.m. at 8954 spanish ridge ave, suite 1. the event is open to the public and features rides, carnival acts,games, toy drive, food, and drinks. the highlight of the evening is the fls foundation giving event, with major donations to three square, the shade tree, and st. jude's ranch for children. the fls foundation will present a check feeding america, a non-profit organization dedicated to feeding the hungry throughout the u.s. in celebration of 5 years of successful giving, the fls foundation holiday giving winter carnival will commemorate 1 million-plus meals the las vegas great santa run is happening tomorrow.. and there is still time to get in on the action. you can register at fox5 vegas dot com. festivities kick off at 9.. and the 5 k starts at 10. it's one of our take5 to care events.. that benefits opportunity village. speaking of opportunity.. its pretty much the only opportunity you can see a jewish santa emcee'ing the event. he calls it the toy drive".. we're checking in live wi

stile foundation (fls) hosts a holiday giving winter carnival on dec. 2 from 6p.m-9 p.m. at 8954 spanish ridge ave, suite 1. the event is open to the public and features rides, carnival acts,games, toy drive, food, and drinks. the highlight of the evening is the fls foundation giving event, with major donations to three square, the shade tree, and st. jude's ranch for children. the fls foundation will present a check for 500,000 meals to non-profit organization dedicated to feeding the hungry throughout the u.s. in celebration of 5 years of successful giving, the fls foundation holiday giving winter carnival will commemorate 1 million-plus meals served. frank l. stile angry beavers and this one has declared war on fake christmas c'mon guys, he needs real ones to build a dam! more on his rage on the artifical trees... coming up. the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out m

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the man was waiting for a fl when he took off running and ended up on the tarmac. officers tried to corral him with vehicles and almost hit the man a few times. but he dodged out of the way. it's not clear how he got onto the tarmac. he's running around right there. officials say he may have jumped over a barbed wire fence and then jumped from an upper level down onto the ground, that's a 30-foot drop. thing? >> someone who crazy, no fear. tim: airport officials say this all began when the man started acting erratically. southwest employees called for security. they say he may have been on drugs. >> 4:50. it is looking like getting colder and colder and colder. tim: as we go along. jeremy, what is going jeremy: it is looking and feeling like the middle of winter. we have snow and cold in the forecast. and this is a very wintry looking 7-day. we have a couple of flurries in milwaukee right now. not much down wells street at the moment. to the forecast for today, frigid feel out there this morning. the temperatures hanging close to 20 degrees. the winds close to 20 m

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karlov was killed by a 22-year-old turkish police officer apparently in revenge for russian's deadly fls intervention in the deadly conflict. several people have now reportedly been detained as the turk irk authorities investigate. it follows a string of deadly bombings in turkey, many of them connected with the syrian war. moscow's air strikes have helped the syrian regime win back the city of aleppo, but the cost has been counted in syrian lives. tens of thousands have been forced to flee. rusch and turkey are on opposite sides in the syrian swcivil war. even a warming between turkey and russia won't stop syria's bloodshed from spilling over its borders. a team of russian investigators has now arrived in turkey. they and the turks want to know whether the assassin acted alone or on behalf of a terrorist organization. holly williams, cbs news, near the turkey/syria border. >>> well, russia and turkey and iran officials say they are the west bet for a peace deal. they met yesterday offshore permanently. president trump opposes these actions. >>> today, north legislators meet in a special

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> one college hoops note for you, temple beat njit, 68-63, your look at sports, denise, back to you fl>>> well people put on their ugliest holiday sweaters, and hit the streets of philadelphia today. the ugly sweater 5k made its way through fairmont park this morning and runners wore all types of colorful sweaters as they braved the cold blast. the much-needed hot chocolate at the finish line. now we're dealing with the fog. >> now we're dealing with fog and the temperatures climbing into the 60s, we were talking about it during the break, denise, we saw 20s and 30s and now 60s, the southerly air is making everything a lot more tough as far as visibility goes. you can see a live look outside. that fog is developing very quickly. and visibility is poor across the entire area. that's going to be the case through early tomorrow morning and yes, denise we climb into the 60s and 30s on monday. >> such a drastic shift from yesterday and from snow -- >> 60s, the warmest temperature of the week. >> that's right and certainly above average for this time of the year. one more look at the fog. i

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as residents begin to pick the pieces --- what is heing firefighters douse the fl . and taking a live look outside-- e aybreak.it'si'm e an with mrogist brian gott damp roads starting to build speeds at or above posted drive times are on time after a great sunrise, clouds quickly moved into the area with temps in the mid 40s, and sprinkles and isolated light rain by evening. patchy flurries and drizzle continue to fall in spots this morning th lows in the mid 30s with wind chills near 20. this afternoon remains cloudy and breezy with highs near 40, and a westerly wind to 20 mph. wind chills will be near 30 all day. now-- let's get to tatiana cash for a look at the roads incident freedamp roads traffic starting to build speeds at or above posted drive times are on time keeping an eye on the bypass 894 from zoo the hale and hale to the zoo drive times are on time and same from hale to the it's december 1st. that means winter parking restrictions across the city of milwaukee ---- are now in effect.pete zervakis is live with downtown to explain what you neo know so you d

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fl reporter: in chicago, thousands of travelers are trying to get ahead of a winter weather system that could blanket the region. more than 100 flights have been delayed at o'hare. the long lines are moving at new york's laguardia airport. liana hunt was patiently waiting with her travel partner, newman. ne he's been a big hit so far. the ticket agents loved him. really sweet security agents fell in love with him and they were like, "come on by! don't wait in line." >> reporter: at newark's liberty airport, the air train is back t service after temporarily leaving frustrated passengers .aiting in the cold. mllions more are hitting the highways for the holidays. snow in northern iowa led to accidents on slick roads; and streets in and around new york nere bumper to bumper with last- minute traffic. aclanta's hartsfield-jackson is the world's busiest airport. nearly 40,000 people are expected to go through security behind me, just today. but, elaine, the average wait time in security here is only 15 minutes, thanks to a small army of t.s.a. agents and airport workers. t, quijano: all righ

. >>> a startling admission fl officials at san jose state university. since the start of the semester there have been at least five acts of sexual battery, this includes the most recent crime that happened yesterday. we have reaction as well as the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: officials said there is been a spate of crimes the past two weeks but when they dug deeper, they found this stretch of crimes stretch bhak to the -- back to the beginning of the semester. the police have stepped up patrols following the latest acquisition of sexual battery. >> i did not expect this when i first came here. i got all of these alerts on my phone. >> reporter: the most recent incident happened inside of duncan hall. a female was dproapped in a stairwell -- globed -- groped in a stairwell. these pictures show the person responsible for the crime that followed the victim from a nearby pizza place. there were at least three more sexual batteries dating back to august. >> it's awful that it happened like this. i wish the best to the victims. >> reporter: thes

it ran right through the stalls where people were shopping fl crafts, christmas decorations and jewelry the truck and arrested the driver. in the cab of the truck they found a dead passenger. the incident evoked memories of an attack in france in july where a man drove a truck along the beach front on bastille day. that was in nice. the ram page ended when the suspect was shot by police. locally, spokesperson for the german consulate in san francisco says everyone is deeply saddened by what happened. >>> the russian ambassador shot and killed as he spoke to a crowd. his killer yelling the words "remember aleppo." as he fired his weapon. >> reporter: russia's ambassador here in turkey has been assassinated. andre karlof who was speaking in ankara. and a gunman, a clean shaven man in a suit and tie pulled othis pistol and fired numerous shots into the ambassador's back. the ambassador dropped quickly to the ground. he's been identified as an off duty turkish police officer, 22 years old. after the ambassador fell, he first speaking in arabic said we are those who pledged allegeance to muh

it's amazing how much has fl couple weeks. this brings up "the washington post" again.torial writer wrote about the fact that we need one president at a time. >> but you are making a good point. you pass the baton, you both hold the baton so it doesn't fall before you gift to the next guy. >> that was a ridiculous column about one president at a time. donald trump is not trying to act like he's president. but he should have been consulted when major decisions are being made and two big ones are being made in the last few days as we have been talking about. obama is the reason this is not a smooth transition. tom are's going to stick around washington and probably take pot shots for the next four years at least. that's one thing. but in the transition pair it does seem remarkable. fred barnes, always good to talk to you. happy new year, my friend. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. do you believe president obama is trying to box in president-elect trump with this russian sanctions? cast your vote on twitter@lou dobbs. also instagram there. troubling decision by the obama

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. >> reporter: thank you fl for the opportunity to wear the uniform. she spent nearly three years creating this. >> this is martin luther king and joan baez, the singer. i made it together in the face of the human . >> reporter: there are also depictions of protests and officer involved shootings sheriff a hern says he's -- ahearn says he's proud of it and what it means. the artist is also found in mural. >> i used to get in trouble all the time for wearing red lipstick. >> reporter: only one portrayed was difficult. >> sheriff ahearn. he has a very difficult face. >> reporter: her work isn't done. her next big project is working on an better active touch screen to explain each piece of history in the mural. >>> prij i had temperatures, freezing snow, blowing rain rgs everything out there this time of year. it's easy to see why the weather is a lot worse in other parts of the country. coming up next, a look at the dangerous travel conditions after christmas. >> we are talking about the cold weather coming up here in the morning. see you back here afrt

after admitting to a passing driver that he had killed his mother.ing the streets in shorts and flip-fl flip-flops. police found the body of cope's mother, it appears she had been beaten and stabbed. there's no word on a motive. >>> the number two executive of goldman-sachs will lead the white house's international council on economics. meanwhile rudy giuliani won't be part of trump's administration. there was talk at one point of giuliani becoming the secretary of state. >>> today president-elect trump rallied for -- the president-elect also used the visit to stress the importance of putting americans back to work. >> my administration will follow two simple rules. buy american, and hire american. okay? because from now on, it's going to be america first. >> the president-elect will continue his thank you tour with a stop in grand rapids, michigan later tonight. >>> president obama ordered u.s. intelligence agencies to check into the possibility the russian government intervened in the 2016 election. administration officials say mr. obama is concerned russia will go unpunished for any

it will be up to the israeli people to decide whether the unusually heated attacks that israeli fls have directed toward this administration best serve israel's national interests. those attacks, alongside allegations of the ups led conspiracy and other manufactured claims, distract attention from what this vote was really all about. >> the speech which was largely symbolic was a last-ditch effort toward paving a path to peace. and he openly questioned the policy on the peace process. last week, the israelis enlisted president-elect trump to help stop the vote. he called the egyptian president and urged them on table the resolution. the speech drawing a strong rebuke from the current israeli prime minister. >> i must express my deep disappointment with the speech of john kerry. it was almost as unbalanced as the anti-israel resolution passed at the u.n. last week. >> for more, the foreign correspondent and betsy woodruff, for the daily beast. the united states, israel, allies for a long time. this is as tense as i can refbl at the same time you have a new administration coming in with a

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iran, 20too would rush in and fl the void. they have benefitted so much. so sadly for us. our foreign policy is a complete and total disaster. the situation is likely worse than the public has any idea. a new congressional report reveals that the administration has downplayed the growth of isis with 40% of analysts saying they're experienced efforts to manipulate their findings. they're trying to make it look much better than it is. it's bad. at the same time, isis is trying to infiltrate refugee flows into europe and the united states. iran, the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism is now flush with $150 billion in cash released by the united states, plus, if you remember from two weeks ago, another $400 million in actual cash that was obviously used for ransom. worst of all, the nuclear deal puts iran, the number one state sponsor of radical terrorists, on a path to nuclear weapons. in short the obama-clinton foreign policy unleashed isis, destabilized the middle east and put the nation of iran which chants "death to america" if a dominant position of regional powe

in the united states, just about fl flat. the dow slightly higher by 8 points.esterday we saw 0.3%, 0.4 gains for these indices. off the highs of the day, but an encouraging bounceback following thursday's slight declines. banks doing particularly well. bank of america up about 2%. moving on to politics, president-elect trump continued his thank you tour last night. tracie potts has all the details. >> reporter: today president obama has his last news conference of the year. he is sure to get a lot of questions about this russian hacking and whether his administration acted too little too late. >> in four years we'll win by even more. >> reporter: president-elect trump reveling in victory overnight and asking along with some democrats why did the white house wait so long to act on russian hackers trying to influence the election. >> the impact of this operation is not in doubt. it's not in doubt. it benefited the trump campaign and hurt the clinton campaign. >> reporter: intelligence agencies disagree whether that was russia's intent. nbc learned that the obama

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cuban flag hanging outside the santa isabel hotel, the center of the property in old havaninth and fl the death of fidel castro. >> i'm standing in the center te because it is really old and this is where you can really sees where the tourist dollars paid off. you see how all these buildings have been renovated, behind, except that one over in the corner there do you see that. that is how they say all of these buildings looked until just a few years ago. >> of course, many things in cuba appear froze men time. look at the freight cars, so classic, amazing because they had them before we had the big embargo when they had revolution. classic cars, convertibles, they are so cool and a symbol for what has become for western hours have been able to visit. expect to see more sensitive mummers, possibly in just under a month right now. how the mummers will be taking steps to avoid a repeat of last years controversial performance. >>> but first here's your winning lottery numbers. >>> welcome back. in your health news, this is an apparently upside to quote eating unhealthy. at least accord to

. >> he didn't want to let go and it was so nice and i was like it fls i am home and i am good everything was great at that moment. >> yeah. i really didn't want to let go. >> reporter: not on face time not on the phone from around the world. right here right now his mama home safe and sound. >> it had been so long since i last seen her and actually like in real life so i just didn't want to let go. >> reporter: santa the ultimate gift giver was in on it. want for christmas. >> reporter: did you answer? >> i didn't have time because she popped out. >> you got the greatest gift ever. >> yep. >> reporter: how proud are you of your mom. >> really proud. >> reporter: because? >> she is brave enough to be in the military. >> reporter: and when you are 12 and that's your mom. >> i just worried if she would make it or how long it would take. >> reporter: what do you feel in a moment like that? in a hug that was such time coming. three words. >> lots of love. >> reporter: back just more than a day. >> wait for me to get home to do stuff. it's the little things that youmiss when you don't have it

it's a very strong resolution, unprecedented language, that would call israeli settlements a fl flagrant violation of international law. we understand that president obama was prepared to let this resolution go through, either by abstaining on it, or by basically voting for it. you know that the u.s. usually, for decades, have used its veto power in the security council against israel. so when the israelis have been working on the u.s. with this for week trying to get them not to go ahead when they realized this resolution was being voted on, the israeli government warned the obama administration, in essence, an israeli official told me they warned the administration, if you were going to let this go ahead, we're going to have no choice but to reach out to president-elect trump to intervene. and i'm told that's exactly what they did. there was a message, a discussion with president-elect trump, and he in turn -- you saw that statement this morning by the president-elect saying that the u.s. should veto this resolution, that negotiations should be done between israelis in settlements not

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we'll see and how much trust have been lost in mainstream fl newsroom. >> this is not a new one. remember when i covered the clintons back in '92. 89% of the people voted for bill clinton of the press core and washington voted for bill clinton. that's not representative of the rest o country. >> i think the next day, everybody could not believe it even though the polls showed in all the battleground states. >> trump is surprised and makes it interesting and he did not expect to win. >> an important role that we have is get that information and news max is going to be tough on trump when we think he's going off the rail on policy issues and some things, we'll be supportive of him on and i think people are ecstatic so far. i think even you have to admit, he has surprised people by the picks he's picking, very highly qualified individuals and he seems to have a clear concept of where he wants to take the country the next few years. >> chris rudy, it is great to see you. >> up next after the break, we are talking about fake news and facebook is trying out warning labels on stories th