gregg? gregg: dan springer live in oregon. dan, thank you very much.bama administration has set a deadline for the end of 2016 for the withdrawal of all troops from afghanistan but now the pentagon admits that it may take decades before an american presence will no longer be needed there. this as concerns grow about the spread of terrorist groups throughout the country. lieutenant colonel ralph peters is a fox news strategic analyst and he joins us now to talk a little bit more about that. thank you for joining us, first of all. >> good morning, heather. heather: so why are we not going to meet this deadline and how long do you think we would have to be there? >> because we lied to ourselves and because we keep on lying to ourselves. we lie about the enemy. we lie about the afghans because we want to believe comforting things. we were faced faced with this malignant cancer of islamic terrorism and told ourselves it was skin rash. the questions we need to ask, we have not asked, we refuse to ask at top levels of government are why after almost 15 years

gregg: your segment got canceled. >> thank you so much, gregg. happy new year. gregg: arthel? i know lululemon sells mens clothing but you and lululemon? i don't know. gregg: i will sport them for you. will take a picture, do a selfie. arthel: this gets worse and worse. coming up we talk about new year's celebrations turning dangerous in one country. one man is killed and hundreds more injured by firecrackers. plus hillary clinton facing new attacks as her husband gets ready to campaign for her. will bill clinton be an asset or liability is the question. ♪ .. .. leland: more details about that planned attack in an upstate bar on new year's eve. emanuelc luchman is charged with attempting to provide material support to terrorists. authorities say he was trying to prove he was worthy of joining isis. abby: he had really bad intentions according to federal agents that have gone so far as to purchase a laundry list of items he hoped would help him kill innocent civilians on new year's eve. his breasting mug shot released last night, court records show the fbi use three informants

gregg palkot is in germany, he's live for us with more. hi, gregg. reporter: we got our first up-close glimpse of "washington post" reporter jason rezaian when he came out of the hospital in landstuhl, germany. he was flanked by his wife, mother and brother. such a big support the past couple days, weeks and months. he was a little bit week. he has had health issues, a year and a half in detention. i asked him how he was feeling and he indicated so-so and kind of shrugged. i asked him if he was happy to be out of jail in iran, then he added this. take a listen. reporter: what's the first thing you are going to do when you are home? reporter: we just learned he will be staying here for a couple more days. there is good medical and psychological support and good decompression time. as for the others. amir hekmati made a strong presentation with us yesterday. if he's not out already he will be soon, reunited with his family back in the states. for preacher a eat abedini he's -- saeed abedini, he's back with his family in eyed mow. i asked jas what's the

. >>> i'm gregg jarrett in forepa. happy new. >> flood waters receding in parts of the midwest, giving families their first look at the mess left behind. downriver, the worst could be yet to come and right now the race is on to protect the towns from the rising floodwaters. donald trump ringing in 2016 with a new years resolution. rival ben carson welcoming the new year with brand new set of staff running his campaign. the big changes on the trail, exactly one month before the first nominating contest in iowa. plus, chances are your 401(k) state pretty flat in 2015 so we'll break done the best ways to save in the new year as we enter 2016. >>> the roads are re-opening around st. louis out in but folks to the south are getting ready as the record flood waters head downstream. parts of missouri and illinois are dealing with some of the worst flooding in more than 20 years. the biggest problem has been missouri's merrimack river, a tributary of the mississippi, the floods forcing thousands from their homes, officials blam

, cherri gregg, thank you. she said it, still a lot of work to be done. >> oh, yes. still ahead this morning, the storms affect really so widespread. coming up next how the snow impacted travel on the pennsylvania turnpike, and caused problems for the temple gymnastics team. >> but first, here's kyla out on the roads. kyla, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it is a good day to stay inside everybody. we are rolling on spring garden. i will tell you how the roads look when we come back, a lot of plowing to be >>> backlog on the pennsylvania turnpike is clearing up, at its peak more than 5,000 vehicles were stuck near the somerset and bedford exits, bus caring the temple university women's gymnastics team was among the vehicles that got stuck. the red cross and the salvation army are providing meals for those arriving at the shelters. >> and, other parts of chester county, many busy roads remain covered. >> yes, "eyewitness news" in paoli where you can see, right there, those mountains of snow just piled up

>> gregg. >> reporter: i love you, too. thanks for coming out this morning. we appreciate it. >> you bet. >> reporter: we are gonna be at another location in thornton this afternoon. i don't know if you can get up there and get another magnet. >> i would love to. >> reporter: 104th and washington. i am not going to be there. it's not worth it if i am not there. >> that's true. >> gregg, something you and colton also have in common, you >> yes. >> reporter: so let me tell you mom was watching us. she goes, i got to get a magnet! colton! get your coat on! and that's what happened. we like that. >> come on, buddy. >> i want to wear my pajamas to the store, too. >> he is awesome. adorable. >> that's great. all right. thank you, gregg. >> reporter: he is. >> love it, love it, love it. >>> all right. this story, bizarre. >> kind of crazy. >> a little bit. >> first a man steels a puppy. then he tries to sell it. >>> welcome back. oregon's governor is calling on the federal government to act against the armed group that's taken over a national wildlife refuge. she is

i have no idea where gregg was. he was checking out hair spray. i've got john cory, world champion auctioneer. it's the 110th year of the stock show. something's different about you this year. >> well, i've grown a little bit. >> reporter: oh, show me the boots. last year, we had lime green. what do we have? >> i've got blue boots, my lucky blue boots. >> reporter: do you want to get down? are you nervous? >> i'm nervous. i'm going to step down. >> reporter: such a big night for us. last year, the grand champion was 100,000? >> 100,000. >> reporter: what do you think tonight? >> we're going to get 110-plus tonight on the 110th anniversary. whatever we get, we get. the businesses and people that support the auction, we have 93 animals to sell tonight. but i've got a lot of faith in the community and the denver area and this is our livelihood and this is our future, to use in agriculture. >> reporter: are you warming up a little? >> i'm ready to go all the time. [ auctioneer calling ] >> sold at $110,000, kathy sabine, the buyer, very good. >> repor

it features author and journalist gregg jones. this is a unique fellowship that allows an experienced and talented writer to spend a fall semester at the library of congress and a spring semester at the university of nevada las vegas to work on an ambitious writing project. gregg's project is ambitious and he has spent a quarter of a century reconstructing the lives and times of 10 airmen aboard the liberator which disappeared over austria on october 1, 1943. as you will hear gregg has a , personal connection to the story. he has traced the lines of the fallen servicemen, situated them within the larger story of combat deaths in europe, and reflect it on his own personal journeys to the village in southern austria where the men disappeared. this is the research you will hear about today and which will inform his forthcoming book about the subject. he has been a foreign correspondent and investigative journalist for more than 30 years. he is the author of "honor in the dust," an editor's choice of the "new york's time sunday book r

and gregg moss, he is awesome at those things. >> having the best time. >> if it's not gregg out there with the crowds, it's danielle. gregg was in castle rock this morning. danielle is going out this afternoon. at the 4:00 she will be at the king soopers at 104th and washington. they go fast. check out 9news.com for the locations for tomorrow. >> i want to see everyone in their best united in orange gear, too. >> you are orange. your fingernails are orange and blue. >> got the broncos nails going. dress up. come down. it's a hoot. fun to, you know, even though you are standing in line, you meet other fellow die-hard fans. >> yeah, could be fun. can i get the magnets? >> we are going to have good weather, too. >> look at this. >> today's temperatures okay. we will have mostly sunny skies and then, yeah, we get to sunday and that's when the next storm system moves? i looked at the computer models and tailgating weather just fine. first half okay. second half is when i think we might find a few flurries. the winds are going to kick up a little bit. it will quickly cool off. peyton can ha

take control of tough weeds like never before. [ gregg hunter our guests here today. dustin, let's start with you. let's talk about this usda report that comes out on tuesday this week. there's a lot of, i think, anticipation for this report after the last few years. >> oh, yeah, definitely. i would say arguably this is the second most important report of the year. it's the first stocks report that we're going to get after production, so we get a better idea of what was really grown this year besides what was estimated. >> does it matter at this point? >> you know, it definitely does. >> okay. >> you could have still a bushel or two swing. the average bushel range guess for corn is three from the high to low range, but what i found most interesting is that the highest guess for the corn carryout is only up 75million bushels from the december wasde in the u.s. there is an easy chance that we maybe to acknowledge what i talked about earlier about the slow export sales pace. maybe they start to be more aggressive on lowering their export sales estimate. if that's the cas

.> we have dustin johnson with ag yield, and we also have gregg lot of years. gentlemen, we opened 2016 kind of in a bumpy fashion. what's going on there, dustin, if we want to take a look at it? >> sure. well, i think last time we talked on the show it was the same question. it's, how do we take this record number of unsold bushels held in the bin and get to the spring without a drop? and eventually everyone's going to need cash at some point. you know, you come to year and a lot of those contracts are paying commercial storage. you start to lock up the price on those. that could have been that latest farmer push more sales to raise that cash flow after the first of the year. >> yeah, and we look kind of the macro economy, gregg, we're talkin suspend trading a couple times this week. our markets here at home have one of the worst starts ever. where does that take us or what do you see there? >> well, look, you know, stock market and it looks like they took off these parameters here last night and they got chinese new year coming up here first week of february

the neighborhood right now, good morning, cherri gregg. >> reporter: good morning, erika, rahel. yes, it is a mess. specially streets like south philadelphia where there are narrow streetment take a look at tenth treatment you can see, un city code do you have clear off your sidewalks, plows coming through, and pushing the snow and the cars here are literally wedged in so if you can't put the snow on the street, can't put it on the sidewalk, what do you with all of the white stuff? >> moving it mean it will all-star piling up. the mouth push the snow to each side, then car owners push the snow into the street and in parking lots, plows are pushing the snow, as well, what you'll see over the next couple of days, are snow mounds several feet high. it also makes it ding russ, and neighborhoods, like south philly, where the streets are narrow, and maneuvering can be tricky. so, many residents are opting to catch cabs, but even taxies are not taking any chances cab driver didn't want to go any further, but happy to get this close. >> i saw literally scooping up the snow and moving it

. >> nine year old gieve gregg is allergic to tree nuts and eggs. he's eating foods he couldn't eat before. >> how severe are the allergies? >> the first time we were exposed to it we had no idea how dangerous this is. >> that must be terrifying. >> it was terrifying. >> how is it gieve, is it good? [laughter] >> raana gregg is gieve's mother. >> thank goodness he didn't have any breathing problems at that point. it was just the hives, and the swelling. >> at stanford, a treatment called oral immunotherapy was effectively desensitizing patients--one allergen at a time. 11 year old lauren is being treated for her nut allergies. >> so you get the choice of mixing it with applesauce, chocolate pudding or vanilla pudding. >> okay, chocolate. >> but doctors faced a new problem. a third of people who suffer from allergies are allergic to not just one, but multiple foods. >> the minute you have a food allergy you also have a higher rate and chance of having other food allergies too. >> in 2009, the team at stanford decided to tackle this problem head on. >

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cherri gregg, thank you, appreciate it, always entertaining.itions in plymouth meeting montgomery county. really really snowy out there. >> cars just struggling to drive on the roads with all of the strong winds. >> the winds that really gets you throughout. >> really is, as cherri gregg just said, wacking her in the face like aluffa scrub. non-stuff blizzard coverage continues next, we head to delaware, under state of emergency. >> cbs-3 reporter justin finch will have more on the impact of this first winter storm, is having in the first state, and really across the board here. stay with us, stay warm. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah, help me find some mugs. sure. (beep) hey... o.k. they'll do. wake up to the mountain grown aroma of folgers. ♪ the best part of wakin' up ♪ so, where do you want to start? i think this is a pretty good place. ♪ is folgers in your cup >> major winter storm is here and in full force. storm scan3 showing it all for you. heavy snow blanketing the region, blizzard warnings, are now in effect.

cherri gregg, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, erika. yes, as the sun begins to come up, you can see the renmant of yesterday's snowfall in the light of day. and there are mounds and mounds of snow all around. there is no place to put it. as you know, the city code requires that people sort of create a three footpath way in front of their homes, businesses have to do the same, and then the plows have been coming through the street, and so there is literally wedges on both sides of the cars out here. and so that's what people are waking up to. they have to get out their shovels, though plow, find themselves a way to get in their car, warm up their car, and clear it off. we have snow everywhere. in our parking lot here, because they've been trying to clear the snow here, there are several feet of snow that's piled up. so, nearly 2-foot snowfall is going to be around most of the day. folks have been advised that if you do come out, shovel, to do it in shift. you know, take a rest, get warm, come back out, because this could be several-hour

good luck. >> reporter: northeast philadelphia, cherri gregg, kyw news radio, cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> fire crews in called meantime have their handful battling blaze in an abandoned building in camden this afternoon. "eyewitness news" on the 17th and federal streets area as firefighters tried to douse those flames, call >>> stole a rare snake from a pet store by stuffing it in his pants. the owners of ato z: this is what they saw, they spotted thief in the act. the snake is valued at $200 and the owners say it was lucky it wasn't feedinging day. another weekend, guess was at the top? star wars? the "the force awakens" related in nearly 42 million dollars. brings it's attempt to 812 million bucks. the first ever to break 800 million in the u.s. and in can today. the competition caw closer this weekend and 38 million, daddy home was third and followed by sisters. rocky ky balboa has -- sly just landed the best performance in a motion picture for repricing his rocky roll in the new movie creed. his last golden globe nomination was me 1976 for the original rocky film. he lost to peter

here is the latest from our na correspondent leanne gregg. >> reporter: this is the federal wildlife refuge near burns, oregon occupy bid a group of purported militiamen who call themselves citizens for constitutional freedom. they set up an armed compound here on saturday. >> our purposes we have shown is to restore and defend the constitution. >> reporter: one of the group leaders ammon bundy is the son of cliven bundy who had his own shand stand off with the government last year over grazing in nevada. of use of public land in the west. >> a ranching family here in the county has been put under duress by multiple federal agenciess. >> reporter: the occupiers say they're supporting dwight and steven hammond who were sentenced to prison for setting public land on fire. the hammond family says the group does not speak on their behalf and reported to prison. law enforcement is keeping its distance while trying to defuse the situation. unsettled for local residents so the county canceled school all week. >> i don't like the militia message. >> reporter: the occupiers say they're prepar

leanne gregg. nbc news >> the attorney for the hammonds says they will seek further legal actions in from president obama most presidential candidates have avoided comment on the stand off in oregon. ohio governor.. and g-o-p presidential candidate.. john kasich told reporters after an iowa town hall that he was unaware of the situation and didn't comment further. s/ gov. john kasich / (r) presidential candidate :15 q: governor what do you think about the situation in oregon, that standoff there? kasich: i haven't heard about it. q: where the people took over federal land. you haven't heard about that? kasich: no i haven't heard about this. when did this come out? i'm not familiar with it. though kasich campaigned in iowa today.. his campaign is heavily targeting new hampshire as the early voting state where they hope to have a strong showing. ted cruz has brought his campaign back to iowa. and he'll be here for the better part of a week. the republican texas senator kicked off a six-day, 28-stop b

good luck. >> reporter: northeast philadelphia, cherri gregg, kyw news radio, cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> fire crews in called meantime have their handful battling blaze in an abandoned building in camden this afternoon. "eyewitness news" on the 17th and federal streets area as firefighters tried to douse those flames, call the one with the high-strength military-grade,the f-150. aluminum-alloy body bolted to a high-strength steel frame. and guess what? it made the strongest statement any truck can make. it pulled a 5-star safety rating... on all sides... for every cab configuration. 'cuz when they say military-grade, they mean: "battle tested." this is the ford f-150. and every other truck is history. ♪ >>> stole a rare snake from a pet store by stuffing it in his pants. the owners of ato z: this is what they saw, they spotted thief in the act. the snake is valued at $200 and the owners say it was lucky it wasn't feedinging day. another weekend, guess was at the top? star wars? the "the force awakens" related in nearly 42 million dollars. brings it's attempt to 812 million bucks. the

leanne gregg nbc news. >> the attorney for the hammond's so they will seek further legal actions including appealing for a decade of clemency from the president. president. obama says he will roll out a new set of initiatives on tightening the gun laws. he met with his top law enforcement at the top -- white house including loretto lynch. we delivered a lesser recommendations for gun control measures that would not need congressional approval. speaking to reporters the president said, that he is confident that the new gun control initiatives are constitutionally sound amendment. the president did not specify what actions he plans on taking. the new steps he says will lives. >> we have to be clear that this will not solve every violent crime. it will not prevent every mass shooting, it will not keep every gun out of the hands of a criminal. it will cost potentially save lives. and, spare families the pain in extraordinary losses have suffered as a consequence of being in the hands of the wrong paying -- wrong people. >> new initiatives are expected to include expanded background checks. >>>

gregg moss is looking into how low they could go. >> good morning everyone, we're joining you from the newsroom so we can get ready to transform the studio cheryl. >> yes a nifty new set. this morning we have team coverage of the snow moving to the front range with marty and emilio. marty, i don't know that the storm would be offended if we called it would be. >> i think it would be complemented if we even give it that much. it's very would be around here. -- would be -- we have a lot of melting. it's mainly going to be a wet commute not icy. with spotty snow. the best of the snow was about an hour ago and we're already seeing it again to break up. this is how things are stacking up. were staying at or above 30 degrees at the present time so that is really helping keep the ice at day. the snow is already shrinking and around northern colorado is scooting down i-25. the snow is going long sedalia down to castle rock really where we thought it would be. so castle rock getting some moderate snow down there and that's where we see some of the better communicate -- accumulations. melting on

cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" is live at tenth and washington with a look at the neighborhood. how are you doing? >> reporter: i'm good, rahel and erika, good morning. yes, there are piles and piles of snow here. guess what? there is no place to put it. okay? and so i'm here with mark sullivan. how are you doing? good to see you. mark has been working out here, trying to clear a path through the streets so folks can passover this mound, kids playing in, tunnels going through the mound of snow. mark what's it been like for you? it is cold out here. >> yes, it is, yes, and trying to walk through it is even harder, then, you know, helping out with moving this stuff around. trying to find a place to put it like you said. >> yes. >> little rough. little colder than yelled, but travel in the snow yesterday, just like fatigue. >> yes, and so, south philadelphia is a very special place for those folks who don't understand, how high do the snow drift get here when you are trying to walk through the city? >> going from ankle burried up to knee almost depending what street y

leanne gregg. nbc news. the attorney for the hammonds says they will seek further legal actions in their case .. including appealing for executive clemency from president obama. thousands of people attended a memorial serrce for the viccims bernnrdino. the mourners gathered at the citizens business bank arena in ontario on the same day that hundreds of workers returned to work at the inland regional center for the first time since the attack the memorial featured a religious speech, inspirational music, and remars by former new york city mayor rudy giuuiani, who led the city in the aftermath of s/rudy giuliani / former new york city mayor :27 second worst attack in our history. i began that prayer on september 11th. and i'm afrbid i or you may be lled upon to do this for somebody else someday because of what's going on in theeworld." giuliani received a standing ovation during his remarks on terrorism. coming up next... it's rutgers at iowa on the court -- as s owa's alllltime wins leader c. vivian stringer

and sometimes gregg likes to try it. >> we love you gregg! [ laughter ] >> it will be so fun. >> after you guys finish playing with the heifer hair spray. the national western is about the food as well as the animals. the classics, turkey legs, corn dogs, lemonade. nearly 200 food vendors offer something for every taste. salt water taffy. ice cream. several cafeteria style grills have barbecue style meals. we have a gallery of stock show >> from colorado's sports leader here is drew soicher. >> hi everybody. wade phillips is trying to ruin all the fun. he received a share of the assistant coach of the year award today. well deserved. denver had the top ranked and he missed his chance for the name calling contest. >> as far as tom brady is concerned, i don't think he is a cry baby or a whiner. i have been lucky to be with peyton. i played against tom brady. i haven't been with tom brady yet. i have a little time in my career. but, i don't think belichick will hire me. but anyway, they, two of the greatest quarterbacks every so it is pretty nea

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in west philadelphia, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well done guys.ing up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", going back live to the auto show to see some of the dreams rides. check out starting tomorrow. also: >> gop candidate squared off in the last debate before the iowa caucuses. but it was the one who wasn't there that got the most attention. i'm marlie hall in des moines, with the latest, coming up. >> and a chilly friday is in store. we do have big warm up in the forecast. when to expect a high temperature near 60 degrees. we will talk about that, plus a chance of snow showers today, and all of that coming up in your eyewitness weather forecast just after this. >> also, before you head out the door, justin is checking on your friday morning commute l it be an ice one? he has details for you coming up. good morning. (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... (instrumental) >> i kind of miss donald trump. epp was a little teddy bear to me. >> the deba

kyw news radio reporter cherri gregg gives you both sides of the story. >> reporter: when angela rowland and michael jones moved in this modest home two months ago it was a dream come true. >> we love it. >> love it. >> reporter: last october the couple was found sleeping in love park with their two young children, until chosen 300 stepped into help, raising $12,000 to put the the couple in housing so they could reunite with their kid. >> it is like a dream come true. >> reporter: that dream turned into a nightmare, a a feud developed between the muslim couple and chosen 300. the group claims that they refused counseling, and it escalated last week when chosen 300 held a press conference rescinding its offer of help. >> they became very difficult with our staff, lot of vulgarity and making some folks feel very uncomfortable. we had to make a very hard decision. >> it was publicized donations made on behalf of my clients for chosen 300 to pay for house forgo a year. >> reporter: this attorney represents the the couple and demanding that chosen account for all fund donated. he said they wi

>> yeah, it tastes better now. >> what i see from greggs, he's optimistic.nting classes and got his certificate and everything like that, and based on that he's going to be successful. i wish it were that easy. >> inmates who go through the re-entry programs can still reach out to case workers for questions and support up to one year after their released. but jason whatley is proof that it doesn't work for everyone. >> you heard the saying in one here, out the other. it's hard to stop what you're doing wrong, especially when you've doing it for so long. >> whatley did a one-year stay here for credit card fraud. six months after his release, he violated his parole and was found with credit card-making materials. and now back for two more years. >> at that time, i wasn't prepared to come home and change. i never said leaving that program i was going to change and do something better. >> whatley has been assigned an inmate job passing out meals. it doesn't pay anything, but it has other benefits. >> i get to be out all day. i'm not locked up. do a little work h

take gregg cohen, for example. gregg is a student of mine now doing over 100 deals a year and absolutely crushing it. i've even had students who have attended our training events, who started using our systems, and are now so successful that other people started taking notice, and they now have their own tv shows and have been featured on shows like "flipping san diego" on a&e and "property wars" on discovery and "house hunters" on hgtv. in fact, here is one of those students. >> than, your system and what you teach is amazing. as you know, i was a realtor before becoming an investor, and i went to your seminar, and it all clicked. i started rehabbing properties and using your systems, and my business took off like wildfire. and as you know, the discovery channel started calling me when they found out what i was doing, and now i'm featured on "property wars." going to your seminar was the best decision i ever made. >> curt is a great guy who's become very successful using our three-step system. and what really blow

leanne gregg. nbc news. nearly 175-thousand people petition the president to pardon a convicted killer featured in a netflix documentary series. "making a murderer" focuses on the murder trial and conviction of steven avery and his nephew. a jury found the two guilty of the 2005 wisconsin. both men maintain their innocence. they're serving life sentences, and change-dot-org petitioners are asking president obama to pardon avery. the stock market is off to a wild start in the new year. on the first day of trading in 2016 the dow jones industrial average dropped more than 400 points before rallying in the last hour. the market closed down more than 275 points. experts say investors are worried about a global economic slowdown and increased tensions in the middles east. also an overnight drop in chinese stocks triggered a down day across the world. bill cosby's wife is being ordered to testify in a lawsuit against her husband. a judge in massachusetts ruled camille cosby must testify in the defamation suit file

leanne gregg. nbc news. law enforcement's less aggressive approach reflects lessons learned from deadly showdowns at waco and ruby ridge in the early 90's. the occupiers' leaders are the sons of cliven bundy who was involved in a 2014 nevada standoff with the government over grazing rights. a u-s servicemember has been killed in action in afghanistan. the unnamed soldier and two others were in a med-evac helicopter that was damaged during a mission. the three soldiers came under fire before a rescue helicopter could retrieve them. none of the solders' names have been released. the flood waters are receding in giant mess left behind. paul schankman has that story from eureka, missouri. its the yellow sign you never want to see on someplace you love. :57 just got here today its blood sweat and tears... all gone... everything my family has worked so hard for... her family is the odell family of odells irish pub ... out of business for now from the flood they tried to beat... that instead beat them. 12 25 i thin

cherri gregg of sister station "kyw news radio 1060" shows us officers say the shooter has been evicted from the shelter just days earlier. >> grief and shock were visible outside of the station house transitional center on north broad street near huntingdon sunday. >> i saw a man laying there in a puddle of blood. he died. >> this man declined to speak on camera, but as so one of several resident who witnesses dollars aftermath. police say resident evict the from the shelter returned to get his belonging around 6:00 a.m., and got into an alter case with staff. he took out a gun, shot one shelter employee five times, another one once in the hip. >> i mean, i was just standing there, didn't know what was going on. >> witnesses say the shooter fled through the main entrance of the shelter, ran through the parking lot and then on toward the railroad tracks here, north broad street septa station. >> former mayor wilson goode runs station house, which shelters 100 men each night. he comforted the victims' family and employee. the immediately after the shooting. >> i don't think that you coul

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gregg will fill us in but first, lets check in with marty and amelia. lyft has agreed to dollars and offer new termination protections to settle a proposed class action lawsuit. the ride-hailing company's drivers will not, however, be classified as employees. drivers sued lyft claiming they were misclassified as independent contractors instead of employees, and that they were entitled to benefits like expense reimbursement and overtime. despite a drop in sales, toyota managed to hang on to the title of world's best- selling automaker in 2015. it was close. toyota's 10-million vehicles produced last year was just above volkswagen, which sold 9-point-9 million...and gm's 9- point-8 milion. the sales figures are good for bragging rights. 481-thousand dollars a pound! that's what oprah's recent weight loss ended up being worth to her...from a financial perspective. she tweeted out a video of herself yesterday afternoon letting the world know she has lost 26 pounds on a weight watchers diet. when oprah speaks...people listen...and shares of the diet company

gregg will fill us in on the developments... but first, lets the market rose for a second straight session on tuesday. the nasdaq broke a nine-day losing streak yesterdasy -- this was its longest negative streak since 2008. briefly falling below $30 a barrel yesterday. it's trading higher this morning. the obama administration is expected to announce new efforts tomorrow to boost self- driving cars. currently, there is no legal framework governing autonomous vehicles on u-s roads. automakers and tech companies have called on regulators to clarify rules, partly out of concern an accident involving a self-driving car could lead to costly lawsuits. ford says it's the first to test self- driving cars in the snow. the winter weather testing is taking place in michigan, including at m-city which you see here. m-city is a full- scale simulated real-world urban environment at the university of michigan. snow is one of the biggest hurdles preventing deployment of self-driving cars. let's check in with remember the that went looking for f

gregg will explain how it works. but first, lets check in with becky and amelia. time warner cable says up to 320- customers may have had their email passwords stolen. the company says the information may have been taken through data breaches at other companies that store time warner cable's customer data. it's notifying people to encourage them to change their passwords. it was just a matter of time. "star wars: the force awakens" has become the highest grossing domestic movie of all time. disney, the movie the box office on wednesday to pass "avatar's" $760.5 gross. title comes after just 20-days. both "avatar" and earned some $1.6 billion globally. star wars could take the number one global titie when it opens in china on saturday. chick-fil-a is trying to help the dining out experience be a little less stressful for the company is concept called "parent's valet." the service lets parents order at the drive-thru with their children in the car. then after they order, they go inside where an employee will have a table and high chairs ready, as well as food and co

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cherri gregg from our sister station kyw 1060 is live outside police headquarters with the very latest on the investigation, cherri, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. rahel. police arrested davis ramos junior in connection with the murder of the, 21 year-old ryan kelly. kelly was found lying in the streets bleeding from his chest, early thanksgiving day morning. >> holding candles and wearing t-shirts in solidarity, friends and family gathered in this park to remember ryan kelly, a 21 year-old man whom they say was always happy and smiling. kelly was fund shot in the chest and bleeding, in the 3500 block offal monday street less than a block from his port richmond home on thanksgiving morning. kelly died later that day and police say motive was likely robbery and went on the hunt for kelly's killer. >> they are armed and dangerous, the fact that they committed a number of robberies, they are arm, they have committed a a homicide. >> reporter: surveillance video released last september shows two suspects trying to use a stolen atm card at a nearby td bank. police linked that to k