frozen lake. despite the cold, participants weren't cold hearted here.lar plunge raised over $400,000 for special olympics alaska. >>> time for a look ahead and back. a massachusetts, aaron hernandez is due in court for a pretrial hearing. the former new england patriots tight end pled not guilty to murder in the death of semi pro football player owe done lloyd. >>> the federal reserve system turns 100 years old today. on this day in 1913 president woodrow wilson signed the federal reserve act which created the u.s. central banking system. happy birthday to pearl jam front man eddie vetter 49, soap star susan lieuically 67, harry sheer from "the simpsons" 70. >>> ryan o'neal speaks out about his legal tug of war over the warhol painting and farrah fawcett. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lui along with dylan dreyer. have a great monday. >>> a puppy severely injured and found in a bay area dump, now the search is on for the person who hurt the dog. the latest on the investigation next. >> plus, days after fining pg&e hundreds o

and this check it out, flying over a frozen lake in british columbia, canada. keep watching.eeps going forward and forward and forward, he's about to interrupt -- >> oh! >> bradley and some friends flew eight guys to the top of this mountain to play hockey on this mountain lake. he said these are very rare where it's this cold and this sunny. >> isn't this the coolest pilot there is. he flies people to proposals and -- >> watch this. bradley. his buddy is the pilot. >> you got to get me down there. >> there's a boat load of bikini-clad ladies down there. >> oh, yeah. >> this is from a doritos competition. bradley's video is a semifinalist. they'll announce the finalists in a couple of weeks. >> cocoa is looking at a squirrel in a tree. you won't believe how far she'll go to get it. >> whoa! >> she climbed the tree. >> that was on like four, five feet. she's watching. >> what the heck! head of steam flies up the tree like nothing. >> we go from cocoa to rocco. his toy is in the pool. >> rocco's a lab. he spent seven months at a camp re learning how to hunt ducks. rocco doesn't

ice fishing day on a frozen lake. that's like the ice auger thatte the ice fishing. >> it was he like a bucking bronco? >> he was. when they start that's right about 4 seconds and he's on there till -- that would be 12. that made it 8 seconds. >> how do you fish after that? >> you'd be sick. >> i'm glad he didn't slice his leg open on that thing. >> this is apparently another event. >> we got ourselves santa claus here. as we know he drives a sleigh. >> but this time he drives a softer type. but he doesn't have a lift and has to pick up his sleigh. santa gets jacked up. this isn't the real santa after all. this guy's got like bleach blond hair. >> it almost knocked him out. >> this one's pretty bad. >> i think i killed santa. >> you okay? >> what happened? >> you were walking up the hill and you got hit. >> apparently he suffered a mild concussion but has been fully recovered. >> not to criticize santa, but why was he walking up the middle of the hill? >> it's a good psa. be really careful. >> i got a headache. i got

flavor and nutritional value is drawing attention to health the eye lake starting xi to march is liek total. people are out on the frozen surface of the lake. are they camping no ice fishing. during the winter. blake total freezes. people catch japanese smell by cutting a hole in the lakes frozen surface. i know. he smelt are small fish growing to about fifteen centimeters in length fishermen here have caught as many as two hundred of them in a single hour the fish can be tempered fried or marinated the institutional there is another local delicacy that you won't one two minutes she'll face is the pacific ocean and many fishing ports along the coast land bountiful catches of fresh ocean finch. in particular the town of dish. east of the shadow that is painted all over japan for expired oysters in the shell. casey accounts for less than one percent of japan's boys to catch. they are renowned for their flavor. the oysters are farmed in the lake. she gets water's freezing winter and stay frozen for three months of the year the frigid waters are sent to concentrate the flavor of the oysters rivers flowing in from the marshe

they stranded quarter mile from shore on the partly frozen lake.people on facebook asked why no one was helping so doug and jane came to the rescue using their craft to reach the dee and the animals could not stand up because the ice was so slim so the men tied them up with rope and towed them to shore. >> this morning, philadelphia police are accepting for the grinches caught on video stealing victims decorations. it happened last week two daze before thanksgiving. a woman is take decorations from a home in south philadelphia. an hour later, the woman comes back and this time with a man and the duo take off with several more decorations. >> the morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories. happening right now a power outage leaving thousands in the dark and in the cold in the north bay. we have the restoration efforts. >> san jose state spends to student protests [ female announcer ] i like to mix things up a bit with grands mini pot pies. only four ingredients. and a few easy steps. weeknight dinner in a flash. and my family devours them.

wow, 47 jumped into that frozen lake, all for a good cause, racing money for the special olympics.y the way, the windchill was 35 below zero. back here, a whole lot warmer, around 30, as we await the season's first snow, sleet and freezing rain. erica, i can't get over the guy plays ice hockey on the streets of dallas. >> that is crazy video. i can't get over jum in the water when the windchill is 30 below. mike seidel, thanks. dylan is here now with a closer look at what we can expect coming our way. >> we'll see a little bit of . >>> it starts as snow, changes to ice and eventually rain. you can see in pink in parts of kentucky into areas like western virginia and west virginia itself the pink creates the problems, the icing that coats the trees and power lines and we end up with power outages. we will see the freezing rain take over eventually. it is dropping to 31 in roanoake. we have winter storm warning with ice storm warnings in north carolina. in virginia a possibility we could end up close to a half an inch of ice. you look further north icing in northern new jersey and ne

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lakes everywhere. >> well, the lights may be frozen. there are giant lakes, but they're frozen.e progress is one piece at a time is somethi that we don't always appreciate in the press. the hubbell case -- hubble space telescope was considered the laughing stock. lou: don't touch it. and lovett. >> yes, after 25 years it is still the leading edge instrument out in space because it is bng debated -- updated. resources. lou: and a brilliant idea to beginith. let's turn to the solarinimum that is now maximum minimum. this is starting to get a little eerie, a little chancy, and a little troubling tt we are seeing so activity on our son. >> the sun is essentially -- lou: the lowest in the century. >> it is essentially a giant bubbling cauldron of tremendously hot gas that happens to be almost a million miles across. have very little understanding -- the basic research about what is happening, very small. will we do know is that as far as the sunspot maximum are concerned, they, once every 11 years, and this one is just terry, very quiet. lou: stubbornly so. >> surprisinglyong. we don

i'm not kidding you, yesterday we drove over a frozen lake. we do. safe travels. >> come back where it's warm. >>> coming up, kanye west said performing is like being a cop. one police chief firing back, telling the rapper he better check himself before he wrecks himself. geraldo weighing in, top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. it's friday, december 13. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. another day, another obamacare delay. plus the political lie of the year. we're going to tell you what it was and who said it. >>> and kanye west said performing is like being an officer of the law. well, now one police chief is firing back, telling the rapper he better, quote, check himself before he wrecks himself. >>> and it's the number one country song in the country right now. ♪ feels like carolina ♪ ♪ looks like california ♪ selling like those new york lights on broadway ♪ ♪ . >> here with elisabeth to perform "carolina" live this hour. "fox & friends" begins right now >>> they're great. what a story. oh, my goodness. >> yes. >> the drummer. >> yeah. >> it's

. >>> a want to show you this amazing rescue of three deer stranded in the middle of a frozen lake incraft company tried to coax the animals to leave. the men themselves slipped. smartly, they tied a rope around them and slowly dragged them to safety back to the edge of the lake one at a time. you can't really maintain your dignity. >> how did they get out there? >> really far. it seemed like a good idea at the time. >> they just watched bambi. >> exactly. >> very cool of these guys to take the time and at the same time show the capability of their hovercraft. >> a genius idea there. that's the concern, right? if you go out there with a snowmobile -- >> where's the hover? then it's just a craft. >> coming up next on "new day," president obama looking to turn the tide for his health care law. will it be enough to restore faith in obama care? >>> brand new vudio surfaces of the crash that killed actor paul walker and his friend. it's raising new questions for authorities why walker wasn't able to make it out alive. and saw the lumia 1020 has 41 megapixels. so i can zoom way in even afte

we have had a significant amount of snow just in a few months around the great lakes before they have completely frozenr. you'll get a lighter amount of snow in marquette harbor, because to the west and east you have lake-effect snow advisories in effect. that wind will be moving in across water, picking up moisture, hitting land, and dumping more snow. it may only be a couple of inches today, but we're going to get potentially around a foot of snow around lake erie and lake ontario. it's going to take some time, we still have a mild day today comparatively. but first the shot of snow you can see moving across the great lakes into the northeast. we'll see this start to wrap up, but we have another storm coming up from the south later in the week. in the pacific northwest, it's a quiet story. we're expecting to see a dense fog advisory and air quality continue out there at least another couple of days. 21 for minneapolis and chicago. 15 degrees warmer for rapid city, and you are 38 right now, so that can feeling pretty balmy for you. the colder temperatures of 27 in detroit, and in canada, thunder bay,

albert lee lake in minnesota, some folks saw three stranded deer out on the frozen water. traction.heir little hoes the kind folks of albert lee lake reached out to med city hover craft to come to the rescue and the little stranded deer are completely exhausted and i think they realize the hover craft are there for a very good purpose. so the guys from med city hover craft, including james kinson, who is the owner of med city who have er craft spring into action using rope, they trope, they ti the hind end of the deer. >> i've never seen a more perfect use of the hover craft. >> we have the owner of the hover craft. when you got the call, did you spring right into action and know exactly what to do? >> it's the first deer rescue we've ever been involved in. i heard you talk about how a hover craft was designed for this. that's the wung thione thing, t craft gave us the ability to get out there. >> what happened to the deer once it got to shore? >> one deer, it stood right up and ran right off. >> yeah! >> look at him go! >> the other two looked like they had been out there

news, a dramatic rescue caught on camera over the weekend after a deer wandered on to a partially frozen lakeing through the thin ice. a team from the sheriff's department was able to reach the deer. a spokesman explained that saving animals keeps untrained civilians from attempting risky rescues themselves. >> cop a little dough for doing it. sorry. >> a shark sighting near minneapolis won't send a shiver down your spine, although the cold weather might. three teenage brothers spent 59 hours sculpting the predator. what inspired them? they said, building a snow shark was better than staying indoors playing with their cell phone apps. are my kids watching? good idea. there you go. it's 8:05. and that's what's happening. >>> now, let's head out to pasadena, california where mr. roker has a check of the weather. al? >> we're going to need a bigger snow blower. thank you so much. i am literally in a pickle. that's right. this is part of the trader joe's float. it's called relish your dreams. it's a giant cheese plate. it's right behind me. speaking of pickle -- i'm in a pickle, the voice. first

helen recent years the lake was partially frozen this year the water is about five degrees. the swimmers say they usually like a lot of eyes at this year's christmas when was also quite refreshing. the two refreshing for me gasping. i like my water warm yet meet in the cleanup that like let's all for now thanks for joining us and stay tuned to channel for more. in the air why didn't they i'm quite sure. let's hope it's all problems at all. unless some mechanisms to prevent me from now. with. the yours. what chore it's a good story each day exclusive amy g networks to top story was the case most intriguing topic as told by nhc premier global content partners back to back in english. it's what they mean washington seeks enlightenment you at a party happening here so it's good to hear. seventeen with me thanks to a doting auntie that i can take that stealing is just too new and it makes the networks to work on in each seat. he wrote continue to share with your friends on facebook and twitter the top story on the m a c networks windmill new long with them the link and read a lak

as we talk about the great lake snow it is interesting to say that the lakes have not frozen over yet winds come across and picks up the moisture and that's what adds to our snow total. but some of the cities here are a little below normal when it comes to snow this time of year. it looks like we'll be adding to that as we have a front that is moving through. it will bring rain to the south and snow to the north. >> this is al jazeera america, i'm tony harris live in new york city. >>> tha student in arapaho high school came with a rifle asking for a particular teacher. >>> a man working for the c.i.a. robert levinson was not an u.s. government employee when he vanished but the administration would not comment on whether he had ties to the c.i.a. an advisory panel set up to

frozen in place. early icdisrupts traffic on the great lakes. dean reynolds on the unusual weather.he legacy of lockerbie. >> she was a beautiful 16-year- old teenager. >> reporter: wyatt andrews on the message one daughter left as we near the 25th anniversary of the attack that shocked the world. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

frozen in place. early icdisrupts traffic on the great lakes. dean reynolds on the unusual weather. and the legacy of lockerbie. >> she was a beautiful 16-year- old teenager. >> reporter: wyatt andrews on the message one daughter left as we near the 25th anniversary of the attack that shocked the world. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. there is breaking news to want from london. part of a theater has collapsed as hundreds of people were watching a play. the police say dozens have been hurt, some of the injuries are serious. charlie d'agata is on the scene for us. charlie? >> reporter: scott, the very latest from the london ambulance services tonight. more than 80 people have been wounded, a handful of those seriously wounded, they've been taken to the hospital. several people were trapped inside when the ceiling collapsed. we understand from authorities that they have since been rescued. part of a ceiling collapsed in the middle of a performance of blockbuster play packe packed wh over

lake. the tradition goes back to 1980's. usually it is frozen. this year, the water is five degrees.hey said this well was quite -- swim was quite refreshing. a bit too much for me. >> i like my water warm. >> that is all. stay tuned. >> thank you for watching. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- a7guc >> thank you very much for joining us this christmas day. he will start with our main story, age of branding the muslim brotherhood a terror group. mom and morsi was the president in july. now being blamed for an attack in the nile delta. is this justifiable, to brand the muslim brotherhood is a terror group? >> in fact, the muslim brotherhood was behind all the acts of violence in

. >> reporter: the arctic chill digging deep from the great lakes to the northeast, temperatures up to 20 degrees below average and frozen in fargo, just one of so many places that has seen single digit high temperatures or below for a full week. minnesota has been one of the coldest spots in america. wdio meteorologist ben dery showing us just how frigid. >> it's warmed up to a balmy 7 degrees below zero. because it's so cold we thought we would try a little experiment. it's been about 30 seconds. watch what happens. pure ice. >> reporter: in aberdeen, south dakota it's been a long stretch of indoor recess. >> it's been probably over a week now since we've been outside. with kindergartners it's kind of crazy. >> reporter: about that next storm we've got to get straight to the map. everybody is talking about it and hearing about it this weekend. let me time it out for you. a couple of low pressure systems are going to converge together and give us the chance of seeing snow. from chicago it looks like friday night into early saturday. across cleveland, that's all snow for sure. in the northeast, this is the part we have t

in lake michigan now they're frozen in place.s out on the water three weeks earlier than usual because serious ice has begun to form. >> a concern for a lot of the commercial shippers is they simply can't get their boats in and out to transfer goods. >> reporter: he's a marine biologist at the shedd aquarium. he was along for the ride as the commissioner was shattered ice in the city's harbor. >> as the ice freezes to the dock, it has a chance to break it apart. we're using the tug to break it up right now. >> reporter: but the ice has actual benefits for the lake. years of below average moisture has dropped lake levels. the ice can at least preserve the water that's there. you think there's a positive side to all this ice? >> the ice acts as a blanket and sort of traps the water. the ice is actually helping to raise ice levels. >> reporter: positive or negative, temperatures are supposed to drop into the teens which is a sure bet there will be a lot more ice to deal with. for "cbs this morning," dean reynolds, chicago. >>> and f

frozen tundra. temperatures are plummeting this morning from the west to the great lakes and well to the south.f montana is dipping below zero at some point this morning and that's without factoring in the windchill. abc's ginger zee is braving it all for us. >> reporter: the brutal storm is sending us careening into winter. roads littered with spinouts in salt lake. sliding in sioux city, iowa. even our minneapolis truck skidding. then the inevitable. the storm inspiring strong words in colorado springs. >> i hate this. >> reporter: but this whole deal is not just the snow but the biting, record-breaking cold. terrorizing citrus crops in southern california. >> we have protection and crews ready. we have water, wind machines. >> reporter: watch this time lapse of a thermometer in denver plunging from 54 to 10 in 14 hours. when it is this cold, veteran postal carrier, has a strategy. >> layers, proper shoes and water. >> yes, drink plenty of water. >> reporter: another warning, frostbite. it can set in quick and can be deadly. in bismarck, where the windchill will drop to 40 below, you can get

lakes to the northeast. temperatures up to 20 below average. and frozen in fargo.ces that have seen single-digit high temperatures or below for a full week. minnesota has been one of the coldest spots in america. in aberdeen, south dakota has been a long stretch of indoor recess. it has been over a week since we have been outside and with kindergartens that's crazy. >> reporter: while the cold will certainly stick in the great lakes and the northeast we are watching another storm. this one will rocket across the country. looks like friday night in to saturday is when it starts to hit the great lakes, chicago, cleveland stays all snow and the rain/snow line very important saturday in to sunday. we will watch the northeast and fine tune the forecast as it comes along but it could be a very sloppy weekend. ginger zee, abc news, new york. >>> here's a look at the nation's weather for today. a day away from the storm that ginger just described. most of the nation is catching a break with clear skies. rain showers will fall. over south florida and the extreme southwest a

frozen water falls drawing tens of thousands of tourists in china's very much wan wan province. >> a scenic area home to the iconic pandas and alpine lakeseally pretty pictures there. secretary of state john kerry's tour of southeast asia has him now in the philippines today where he is expected toed visit some hard hit areas by last month's monster typhoon. >> the u.s. donated a lot of aid after that storm. you remember the navy went in and others too, the marines were there. that help isn't just coming from the government. individuals like clyde fogel of kentucky are trying to bring some joy to a place that desperately needs it. kate bolduan has that story. >>> six days a week, 73-year-old clyde fogel heads to a workshop in his backyard to make a little magic. >> they are primarily toys with wheels. i've got some cars. i've got some animals. >> fogel's been making toys for operation christmas child for close to a decade. the charity gives gift-filled shoeboxes to children in need around the world. >> i see the joy on their faces when he this he get these boxes. that many captures my heart. >> woodworking has always been fogel's hobby.

frozen slush, making driving all but impossible and certainly very dangerous. it also looks just like this across central texas and most of oklahoma. a line of winter storms is stretching from memphis to the great lakesing temperatures 10 to 35 degrees lower than average. that line of bitter cold, ice and sleet is moving. it is on the move, it is alive, headed to the eastern sea board. those of you in d.c., new york city and boston, brace yourselves. alexandctio alexandra steele is in the weather center. how normal is it for temperatures to swing back and for the that dramatically? >> it happens. when you get cold air that's record breaking in the northern plains and upper midwest, it is incredibly cold and ice advisories and wind chill advisories. so certainly it is quite cold. that arctic air is in place, all the moisture coming from the south. here's tomorrow at 11:00 a.m., still right just getting toward washington d.c., snow will start around 11:00 or so. then watch the ice. the ice will be the biggest play maker with this, potentially a quarter of an inch or so. then we'll watch it more north or northeast. this is different. washington d.c., winter storm watch, the only big city with a winter s

frozen slush, making driving incredibly dangerous. it also looks just like this across central texas and most of oklahoma. a line of winter storms is stretching from memphis to the great lakesis evening bringing temperatures 10 to 35 degrees lower than the average. >>> and the weather has paralyzed many parts of the country, but not, of course, cyberspace, because people are inside and warm. people have been posting pictures of the nasty weather on their social media sites and sending them to us here at cnn. rosa florez has been collecting all of them. what are you seeing? >> you said it well, people are staying inside, so a lot of time snapping photos and submitting them to social media. but it is treacherous out there, one i-reporter submitted this photograph, overturned vehicles like this one in illinois have been a common occurrence in the states getting pounded by ice and snow. i-reporter jason aselen snapped this picture in michigan and also took some video that helps tell the story for him. he says that they're worried, they've been dealing with this for days. normally they see heavy snow first before the temperatures actually drop very low, which means water pipes h

lakes waking up to cold air. the windy city already feeling like it's earliest subzero temperatures since 1995. earlier this week, morning temperatures plunged to 6 below zero. same story in frozencommute with brutal windchills that feel like the teens and 20s. bitter cold temps made fighting this apartment fire in wisconsin challenging for the firefighters. it's so cold in wisconsin, a reporter for cnn affiliate left this banana outside in negative 2 degree air for just 30 minutes. >> reporter: when we come back, we find the banana completely frozen solid. so frozen, in fact, i could use it to hammer in this nail. >> reporter: and in minnesota, one of the coldest spots in america. hospitals there already preparing for an influx of hypothermia cases. doctors urging people to stay indoors. >> as you get colder and colder, your decision making gets worse and worse. the longer you're out, the more damage is done and it can be fatal. >> reporter: that's exactly the problem. look at the huge chunk of the country that are seeing these temperatures at the below freezing mark. only in the south are we escaping from these chilly arctic air. these are the temperatures right now. talk abou