normally he would attend to his business right here at the palace, a good bit in the parlor over here. you might notice there is a desk here in the parlor. that is for his secretary. although apparently he and his wife left last night as well. i think he has taken some of the servants with him as well. mrs. scott, the professional english housekeeper. she never would have left the pantry door open like that. all of the valuable things in that pantry. well, of course, the governor would be coming back. why would they leave all of these things behind in here? especially, all of these, 540 weapons in the display. and they are virginia's weapons. i just mean -- i do not think the governor wants you having them right now. considering we do not have an official militia at the moment. our governor dissolved the government here before the new militia bill was signed. but now we have something different. our representatives decided to meet any way without the governor's approval. apparently mr. patrick henry made quite the speech in richmond, something about liberty and death? but now, now, we

the reason we have an office down here is 'cause he and i are here.o we wanted the finished product to be here to see the end result. >> so how much efficiency can be improved if you made everything in one place? >> we're paying two mortgage payments. that's like 2,300 bucks a month. and also, we--every trailer that gets built there has to be transported here. >> 60 grand is what we're paying in a year to transport 'em just down here. >> to me, efficiency equals margin, margin equals profit, profit equals another bmw. right? >> why not? >> would you move? >> absolutely not. i live on the beach. i can't move. [laughs] >> by operating two locations hundreds of miles apart, they are eating into the profits. real estate expenses, around $50,000, including the mortgage payment. transportation costs, around $60,000. the damage that happens when we transport things, around $50,000. maintenance, taxes, utilities, another $50,000. at a minimum, we could save $210,000 a year. you guys have a successful business here. it does $4 million dollars a year. you didn'

how w d you get in here? get out of here, ginger. hey, ginger. [ laughter ] you turned your aisle seats into a window seat. yeah, so just goesesike this right here, and thenen'm having a great flight. i go, oh, my gosh. this is unbelievable. it's a free upgrade. gonna revolutionize travel. you have a good time. [ cheers and applause ] you have fun. everybody's great. everyone has a good time. [ cheers and applause ] "mind if i play my music real loud?" [ laughter ] all right, good. anyway, think about that. that's a real invention. thank you very much. good to see you again. take care. bye, guys. you can go over that way. [ cheers and applause ] let's meet our next inventor over here. daniil, get over here. how are you, daniil? [ cheers and applause ] daniil, nice to see you, buddy. how are you, pal?? >> i'm from new york. >> jimmy: from new york? >> y. >> jimmy: very good. you're a local guy. i love it. daniil, what is your invention? what did you invent? >> my invention is the live-time closed-captioning system. >> jimmy: this is a

there was no structure here.o the men came in here, if they happened to make it in with any kind of coverings, they would use that. and of course, there was praying on by the men themselves with raiders and what have you. they only had whatever they could use, whatever they literally had on their backs. that was a unique difference that andersonville had compared to the northern prisoners like a camp douglas. the death rates of northern prisons still was hired that ever should be. but it didn't compare with andersonville. you'rewatching -- host: watching a market history tv. professor lesley gordon, author of "a broken rest -- regiment." our previous guest talked about soldiers in the camp looking out for each other, especially once they were put in there. did you see that amongst 16th? professor gordon: very much. they talk about that. some of them admit, you could take her role, you could accept --ole from the confederates is meant a few different things. it meant you could go outside the pen, you could get bet

so again, back out here live, great afternoon underway, christmas elves doing their thing here for our "joy of sharing" toyfest. again we love to see you. come on out, special guesses all day, all afternoon long, we love to see you, say hi and bring us a toy for this great initiative. back to you. >> we'll all come down and join you, how does that sounds? >> perfect. >> see in you two minutes. thanks, katie. no joy for the eagles, the philadelphia eagles playoff hopes now hinge on the last two games of the season. also this afternoon the eagles probably just trying to forget last night's shoot-out by the cardinals. arizona just mom dated -- dominated the entire game. johnson plowed 47 yards for this touchdown. scenes like this played out throughout the game. in the end, the cardinals put up nearly 500 total yards against the eagles, the final score cardinals 40, eagles, 17. >>> and, the biggest game of the season for the eagles is right here on cbs-3 saturday night. birds host washington in the battle for first place. our sports too let you ready for action with saturday edition of kic

winter is here. how much freezing rain and snow we are seeing right now. >> sara: where conditions will stay dangerous into the afternoon. >> sara: weather related issues already on the mbta this morning. what the general manager just confirmed to fox25. >>> this is a fox25 storm tracker weather alert. >> daniel: if you're ready to head out the the door for work, this is what to expect, snow and sleet across the area right now. it is 7:00 on tuesday, december 29th, i'm daniel miller. >> daniel: i'm sara underwood. there's a winter weather advisory in place right now. we have team coverage this morning. our reporters are checking in from around the region. fox25's michael henrich bringing us live reports in the thick of jessica reyes is monitoring central mass, catherine parrotta seeing a mix of snow and slush in lowell. christine mccarthy is with commuters at south station. julie grauert updating drive times during the messy commute. >> daniel: first, we kick things off this morning with fox25 storm

he knew the war was over here. the confederacy was over here.her confederate generals followed his example. though the war, slavery and the confederacy ended in the spring of 1865, no one could claim to know what would come next. everything was up in the air when the events that we are commemorating today unfolded. the historian elizabeth varen has helped us to understand what happened here. quote, for grant, the union victory was one of right over wrong. he believed that his magnanim y magnanimity, no less than his victory, vindicated free society and the union's way of war. his generosityth$jt spirit, he intended to say, this is what the north is actually like. this is the spirit of generosity that we bring. she continues. grant's eyes were on the future, a future in which southerners chasened and repentant. was one of might over right. and if you listen to the orders that you just heard, it is that we have succumbed to superior numbers and resources. it does not say that we have succumbed to a better purpose. in his view, southerners had noth

>> jimmy: no, no, you're here because you're here. i wanna say, like everyone else, i got chills when i saw you han solo, dressed up. [ laughter ] i got chills in certain areas. [ laughter ] and you know, no -- i was so excited. and i was thinking, what is it like for you, harrison ford, here you are, academy award nominated. >> an old man dressed up like han solo. >> jimmy: exactly. no, did you -- did you get rdrobe on? >> n n i got paid. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ drumro ] >> jimmy: i wanna show everyone a piece of the trailer. >> i didn't get nominated. >> jimmy: here's harrison ford as han solo in "ar wars: the force awakens." take a look at this. you get chills. [ cheers and applause ] >> chewy, we're home. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: harrison ford, everybody "star wars: the force awakens" is in theaters and imax 3d, friday, december 18th. we'll be right back with seth macfarlane. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] wait, did you just have that on your phone? it's time to mix it up. do it, dad! yeah

i was here. i was in the same colored shirt as you are, and now i know what it takes to live a better life. >> now -- >> he's very comfortable here. he's been here so much, it's like his second home. >> the pride of sacramento. got to be proud of something. >> nestled along the gleaming skyline of downtown sacramento, it exemplifies the term, no frills. this, the main branch of the sacramento county jail system. housed inside are some 2,000 men and women. most of whom have only been accused of crimes. they're awaiting trial in resolution of the cases. the downtown branch contains the main booking department where new arrestees are processed, booked and, more times than not, sobered up. >> we have about 58,000 bookings a year. we track folks that come into custody intoxicated or under the influence of drugs. it's remained fairly steady that 75 or 80% are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >> we have the same influence of characters. >> when they're under the influence, they're placed in a pa

we go again. >> reporter: i have a lot of friends here tonight and the holiday season is here, i want to show you the tree that is going to be illuminated later tonight. the 45 foot tall tree is adorned with led lights and 100 of them on the star alone and you can see across the courtyard, all the lights, right here in city hall. they have been setting up all day for this celebration, both our 6 abc production team along with city employees getting ready for the christmas tree lighting tonight. our coverage of the tree lighting ceremony begins at 7:30 right here on 6 abc hosted by our own rick williams and cecily tynan, it's sure to be a fun and festive night for everyone, people festive already. we are here in the courtyard at city hall getting ready for the tree lighting [ cheers and applause ] >>> now they are getting ready to make another payment for the papal visit, they made a transfer of $17 million to cover some of the costs, the city is expected to be reimbursed $9 million by the world meeting of families, one of the biggest expentures was for security, million was for overti

why isn't it in here? it was supposed to be in here. we were accused of taking a showboat on the floor. and we said no, no, no, it's not a showboat. we will always have a chance to attach it to the omnibus. that's not here. and i don't know how to explain that to people back home. and i'm sure you know how to explain that to people back home. we should in the greater scheme of things, it might be a greater threat to our national security than the syrian refugee program. but that doesn't mean it isn't a threat and that it's not important to people back home, and it is. and it should be in this bill. all this amendment does is take the language that almost three of us supported in the house and puts it in the omnibus tomorrow. the last piece deals with some pro-life issues. we've had some fights in here. i've been involved with them, dealing with the defunding of planned parenthood. we lost that battle. a battle we fought in a fair fight lost. i get that. i would hope that we would continue to press pro-life issues. the only bill in the y

he lives here. you just messed with the wrong dude. >> and so to his whale brethren. >> jimmy: yeah okay, good. of course, i love you as a a director and i also like you as a person, but you do these things that i hear stories about, because people come on the show, i go, "how are they as a director?" people love working with you. they love the camaraderie, the solidarity with your crew. i remember the story, jim carrey was doing "the grinch," and he had this awesome hair and makeup. >> took him forever, three and a half hours. >> jimmy: every day to get into the grinch costume. and he was going crazy. because after a while, you go, "i want this off. i got to go to the bathroom." >> yeah. >> jimmy: and that solidarity, you got hair and makeup and directed one day as the grinch. >> i went in hair at 3:30, just to have one day of suffering with him. >> jimmy: i just love that you do stuff like that, and honestly, it means a lot. you're a great man. [ cheers and applause ] i want to show everyone a cli

i'm really glad you're here mom. me too. look who's here!st's new album, "the incredible true story," just debuted at number one. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. and he kicks off a world tour this february. performing "fade away" with a a little help from the roots, give it up for logic. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> good evening, everyone. my name is rhetoric, with the legendary roots crew. and this is logic. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how y'all feeling? make some noise! come on! ♪ we're gonna give it to 'em like this. check. ♪ all day all day everyday everyday we was on that block until we made a way ♪ ♪ we made a way day to day man that's the only way only way ♪ ♪ they gon' know my name until it fade away fade away fade away fade away fade away fade away ♪ ♪ they gon' know my name until it fade away way way way fade away ♪ ♪ they gon' know my name until it fade away i been there i done that done that ♪ ♪ this rap game i run that this far from a -- if one of us fall then we run back ♪ ♪ can't let that social worker just snatch up my ki

here. oh, it's going to be a great show tonight. you guys, we have the very funny jim gaffigan here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: that's right. jim gaffigan, the only person in america that donald trump actually calls too white. [ laughter ] yeah, it's just a little bit -- yeah. that's right. trump continues to be the big story, everybody. and i saw that after his recent comments about muslims, donald trump was fired as a a global ambassador for scotland. [ light laughter ] which is ironic, because if there ever was a human version of bagpipes, it's donald trump. i mean that's -- it just kind of fits perfect. [ laughter and applause ] i would -- no. [ imitating bagpipes ] which note are we starting on? [ imitating bagpipes ] hey man, you got a good vibe. you can play. [ imitating bagpipes ] all right, forget it. a middle eastern retail chain called lifestyle announced that it's pulling donald trump's home decor products from its shelves. but i guess they'll stil

kennedy: i think of what has gone on here. who has --sung here, who has played here. point out to the young people coming on the stage that this is the stage that six presidents of the united states has spoken on. feel the importance of this and they clearly do. they remember that. we did invite people of disparate points of view to come here to mechanics hall. mechanics hall is known in its history for those people like william lloyd garrison, frederick douglass who talked about the evils of slavery. but there was a different point of view in the civil war. there were those that thought the civil war was totally unnecessary. and that slavery was a fine institution. there was a view espoused more in the south than the view around here. and the political parties of the day came to mechanics hall to have their biannual convention. they came to this room because it welcomed those disparate points of view. this is where people came to celebrate and be inspired. we want that to continue into the future. ms. gagne: i think that what this building says about human endeavor i

he is in a project to find out what happened here with those men who landed here four centuries ago. to bring it back to the early 1600s. >> bring us back to the early people who arrived here in 1607, and who were they and why did they come? >> well, there were 104 who made it to jamestown to live here. they thought it was the land of gold and silver, and they really believed it. >> but they would soon learn that the very existence in the new world faced many threats. instead of the land of gold and silver, it was the land of cold and starvation and death. >> and many of them were dying of hunger, because it took them five months to get here instead of five weeks as they had planned so they had used up all of their provisions. >> and in addition to food, the colonists were drinking water from the jamestown river. which in the early daes it was fine, but then the salt strengthened, and so many of them died due to hydration. and so what was the main cause they didn't survive? >> it is the food. >> and because they weren't good hunters and they didn't know what to do? >> some of them we

now there is guy -- >> hi, mom. >> here you go. here you go. here you go.t is fox it forward friday. >> all right. >> now, you say if you win you'll buy me what? >> i'll buy you a brand new car and my momma car and a house. >> that's pretty nice. wife a kid, come here, we have this guy, fox it forward friday. so we're giving out tickets, we have tokens, what did youy? >> hi, mike and alex. >> okay, everyone says high out here. now, i know i am getting old. this guy says are you old enough to be out here and then get a ticket? you say you're 21? you say you want to sing a christmas song for us? >> yes. >> all right, let's hear it, real quick. >> ♪ hang all the mistletoe ♪ i'm going to get to know you better ♪ >> ♪ >> and as we trim the tree ♪ how much fun it's going to be ♪ together ♪ >> ♪ all join in ♪ >> we're having so much fun. thank you guys in the studio. we'll keep singing, we'll keep singing. >> ♪ >> tomorrow night, over $200 million. that's nice. by the way real quick thank you to over to cvs mt. airy, woman by the name of brenda who works over ther

what i saw here was amazing. i had coffee above the clouds, and the techknow crew and i took pictures while gazing at the billions of stars of the milky way. politics is one thing. putting the environment at risk is another. many say this country is poor, but sunsets like this can't be bought -- no matter what the price. >> now lindsay when it comes to geopolitics and economic power plays, you are the techknow correspondent for the job. what does your gut tell you is going on here? >> you know we have to ask ourselves what is really the need for a canal through nicaragua? we've got the panama canal which is being widened and so from an intelligence perspective, it even begs the question, could this potentially be a chinese false flag operation, a means to get infrastructure and influence into the western hemisphere and really there is no intention of actually building the canal. >> so to me this is a classic example of a poor country like nicaragua, second poorest in the americas facing a trade off between econom

but you don't sleep here. you sleep here. has anybody asked you to do anything that you don't want to do? >> is it enjoyable work. >> i don't know. >> our producer's questions draw the attention of this woman. who prods june in korean to keep her mouth shut. >> are you the manager? >> i don't know english. >> what kind of work are you doing here? >> i don't know. >> you don't know what kind of work you're doing here? >> only -- >> what kind of work do you do? >> while the woman says she is just the cook, her commanding presence appears to have the desired effect of sealing june's lips. >> that's okay. >> it's okay? >> for every young lady who we've worked with, from southeast asian countries, china, thailand, south korea, there is a culture of pleasing and a sense of debt. >> so sorry. first time please. >> that's okay. you don't have to be sorry. you just have to do the right thing. >> some of the women we've worked with have said i wanted to leave. if i left, how i would ever pay back this money and my family's honor would

and i turned back and look at the mirror, i can see that i'm bloody here, here and here. and i don't know what it is. >> you were at the paper towel dispenser? >> just pulled paper towels, i'm pulling the towels, it sounds like an explosion went off. >> comes right through the dispenser? >> i get hit with a blast. i don't know what it is. i thought the dispenser was booby trapped. i announced to people, we're under attack. so, the one that was beside me, i told him, get down on the floor. and we put our feet against the door to inhibit anybody from entering the restroom. so, we're hearing all this gun fire take place. we're not feeling anything. and tell her i love her and that i'm okay, but we're under attack. and so, the gentleman beside me, i asked him to call the police and he did and he got through to them and he told them we were in the restroom and there were three of us. within minutes of us being in there, i guess four, five minutes, they came and they attempted to open the restroom door but they couldn't move the door because we had it braced closed. >> with you

here is a look at your drive here are the out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news desk. procrastinators good news for many online retailers are offering free shipping today. more than 900 retailers joining in on "free shipping day" to make sure you can cross off everything on your christmas list. many sites like wal-mart and target have no mimimuns purchase fees, and usually guarnteed delivery by christmas eve. any of you guys go see the new star wars movie last night? here's a direct quote from one of my facebook friends... "holy bleep... it was awesome." the early reviews are coming in... and just about everyone who saw it last night love it... and the new film is already setting records. movie ticketing website fandango says pre-sales for the film broke the record for most tickets sold in the site's history. the film also has a shot at setting the u-s record for the biggest opening weekend ever. that title is currently held by jura

i'm sure you will be too. >> i will be right here. >> that should be fun, right here for those eagles. >>> still ahead for "eyewitness news" this morning beatles let it be, for streaming. >>> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> time for a check of business news. >> henna daniels joins us live from the new york stock exchange. >> good morning, henna. >> good morning, ladies. hackers breached its computer system and may have obtain customer credit card numbers and other sensitive information. mal wear was discovered last month but they are in the saying why they waited three weeks to report this incident. high at is latest of several major hotel chains who have been hacked this year. >>> the beatles said, let it be, so starting this morning their music is available on some of the most popular streaming services around the world. >>> the beatles were hold outs to the digital area out of concern that selling individual songs would devalue their valuable song catalogue, nicole and rahel. >> thanks very much, we will check in just a bit here we will get another check of

expect weather delays here. we're not getting snow, sleet, rain here in philadelphia but chicago is getting a storm, southwest is getting a storm. any of those flights coming from those locations into philadelphia yesterday either had delays or were canceled and those flights didn't get in yesterday they are not there this morning to flip around and fly back out. so check with the airline before you throw those bags in the trunk. bill and karen, back to you. >> thanks, bob. >>> a push for better police training after two people were killed by officers in chicago over the weekend. the city's mayor ordering chicago police department to review how officers respond to mental health crisis calls. move comes after a 19 year-old man and his neighbor were shot the to death a as police responded to a domestic disturbance call. >>> friend, family of these two are figuring out how they could boating dead. they have had a, widely attended vigil in chicago. cook county medical examiner's office is listing the the death of th

still have several 20s around here. 31 santa rosa, 37 berkeley, and clear skies here.ooks good, 30s on the peninsula, still 36 san mateo. half-moon bay is 37. temperatures won't warm much today and tomorrow we'll focus on increasing clouds. sunny and cool for a bit. we don't have the breeze and 30s inland will translate to mid-50s. sal, things getting better? >>> there's an area i've circled with the magic white pen, steve. i'm going to do it again. 101 is just a mess from san mateo, all the way up to south city and back. most of this is something up to avoid. if you can use 280, it's better, although it is slow. 101 plagued by a couple of pesky problems like a crash in south city. if you're driving up from the san mateo bridge and you have a flight to catch, you need to leave the house early. remember, 101 is not your friend right now. the whole thing is kind of slow so you might want to wait a while or go 280. we'll take a look at pictures here. a car hit a fire hydrant this morning in antioch. you can see this is roosevelt lane. not sure of the cause but doesn't app

man, it's so beautiful here. who comes here?r way up to the north. >> right. but i mean, we saw one tourist all day. it's nice, really, it's completely off the grid. >> this used to be a fisherman village. >> there are definitely worse places to eat seafood than beachside in a fishing village, and the strength of this area lies in the variety of fish available. >> basically, like a fish chowder, made with shrimp, clams. >> right. >> chibi chibi, which is a small kind of clam. lobster, fish -- >> yeah. >> and conch. >> oh, i need a bath. very clear sky for the caribbean. oh, yeah. oh, man. >> always a conch accompanied by lemon and coconut rice and plantain. some hot sauce in there. ♪ >> some good food, a few shots, the sounds of waves in the background, and a nice sunset. these are things in my experience that will set most things right. >> thank you to guajira. >> to colombia. >> to guajira and colombia. salud. >> cheers. >> we had good fun. >> we had good fun. >> cheers. >> i always find colombia encouraging. they face problem

whatever you say here, perfect.stive performance for this christmas morning, we have the philadelphia boys choir and chorale singing chorus. also this. >> from surgery to the stage. how a life saving treatment helped make this dancer's dream come true. i'm marlie hall in new york, with that story, coming up. >> and we are certainly looking at some continued warmth here in the delaware valley. it is a pattern that just doesn't look like it wants to stop any time soon. we've also got to deal with some unsettled weather along with, that the trade off effect. we'll talk about >> the eagles need a win tomorrow night to stay alive in the race for the playoffs. >> it is a huge game. nfc east leader washington is in town, fan they win, they win the division, and the birds are grounded for the seasonment game also marks the return for former eagles pro bowl receiver desean jackson. >> and big game of course right here on cbs-3. we'll get you all ready for all of the action with the pre-game show beginning at 7:00. followed b

there's really two things here. dunmore's proclamation offered freedom for people who would fight for the british side at the beginning of the war. and this was -- had really important and kind of powerful ramifications here in town. it really, really stirred up people here against dunmore, against royal authority. it's kind of ironic because dunmore's goal in this was to -- he almost wanted to do something so profoundly shocking that it would stir the loyalists up to really rise up from their slumber and put down this rebelli rebellion. instead it had the opposite effect, rather than stirring up loyalists to put down the rebellion, it stirred up the rebels to really fight harder and stronger. in williamsburg, at the time of the revolution, the population here in the city was 1,880, and about 52% of that population was african-american and the majority of those folks were enslaved. a small but significant number of people fled to dunmore's side. enough that he was able to muster together his ethiopian regiment. but

you can see behind me detectives with the concord police department are out here and will be out here for at least several more hours until the sun cuts up so they can get bater look at the crime scene. just after midnight around 12:05. someone walking through the park found this man unresponsive lying enthe ground. they stuck around until police arrived. police found the man and realized he had suffered at least one gunshot wound and was declared dead on the scene and the coroner here right now processing the body as the detectives continue to collect evidence here. they are looking into this might be gang related and they're also looking to see if it might be related to one of the other three homicides that have taken place in the city of concord this year. one in september, one in october and one in november. they're not drawing a connection between those other three. but something they'll consider. very unusual for a city of this size to have four homicides this year. again, the most recent a man shot last night inside hillcrest park. this is a popular park in the city and it's ho

here's the 7 day forecast. jessica rae: a local siouxland group is using rain and snow combo tomorrow afternoon. then pure snow by early wednesday. expect a tenth to a quarter inch of rain and less than a half inch osnow. today's forecast calls for a morning mix then we'll have cloudy skies and a high of 40. facebook to help make christmas possible for families in need. abc9 news reporter lukas voss has the story. pkg in: that's right deborah ... a group on facebook called "sioux city christmas help 2015" made it their mission to help families in need have a great christmas. they pair sponsors with families who then buy gifts to make one of the most memorable times of the year a little brighter for everyone ... and today was their r g day. nats: screaming ... trying to find peopop. vo: sometimes santa needs a little help ... and this time he got it. the facebook group called "sioux city christmas help 2015" celebrated their big christmas party to help families in need of a more enjoyable christmas. how do they

get out of here. [ cheers and applause ] here we go. let's meet our last inventor, isaiah, are you here, buddy? hi. [ cheers and applause ] isaiah, oh, my gosh. this looks amazing already. thank you so much for being here. how old are you and where are >> i'm 10 years old and from brownsburg indiana. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. well thank you so much for being here. appreciate you being here. what do i do? what do i do? >> put the backpack on. >> jimmy: i put the backpack on, absolutely. this is great. this is going to be fun. we're going to go to space, aren't we? [ laughter ] we're gonna fly. what is this invention called? >> the snow blower shoes. >> jimmy: snow blower shoes. this is interesting. how did you come up with the idea for the snow-blower shoe? >> i was trying to walk to my buddy logan's house. >> jimmy: what's his name? >> logan. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i had to walk through the snow. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. thanks everybody. you had to walk to logan's house through the snow. >> the snow got all in my shoes. so my feet got all stin

here. at the moment we are not finding a ton of wet weather, but we can see that moisture beginning to build right up i-95. we will put things into motion. see progression in the last few hours. if you have a few you rain drops out there it is primarily just very light, fine, rain or mist. but there is obviously some heavier rain working its way in just south right now of washington d.c. and that is all courtesy of the leading edge of the much larger system. we have been discussing severe weather down to the deep south mid mississippi valley, and ended up with very heavy hitting and strong thunderstorms that left behind tornado reports but we don't necessarily spector made owe activity but rather a heavy gusty strong thunderstorms is possible for us as we watch this frontal boundary make its passage. so for now, it has such warm air in place we are flirting with 70 at philly international in trenton, dover is at 69. sixty-eight in ac. even mount pocono is at 60 degrees. it is so warm right

they were here. and there were american indian students at the college of william and mary who intersect in interesting ways to the stories that we're telling here at williamsburg. people who have one foot in the culture, their native culture, and another foot in a european or american culture. and they wrestle with this identity. so it's of great interest to us because there is a story here for anyone. whether you're a first generation american or a tenth generation american, there is a story that is being conveyed here that tells your story. and the native american story helps us get to complex issues of identity. and being one and many. >> yeah, and c-span recently talked with three of the native american interpreters there at colonial williamsburg and i want to show our viewers what they had to say about the history and the roles that they play. >> my name is cody grant from albuquerque, new mexico. but i come to williamsburg by way of cherokee, north carolina and i work with the american indian

here's what happened. let me get this right here. there a local woman said listen, the christmas tree is okay. i think the menorah has to go and so in the end, a local person, a local official there actually moved the menorah. >> we were going to take a tougher chance, but, you know, a lawsuit costs the township money and we figure maybe we'll just -- we'll just take it down. hopefully no one will notice and live will go on. >> self residents at least one business owner say they believe the mayor acted just a little too quickly and they will fight to have the menorah in place in the town square next year. >>> a local teenager living on the street to escape abuse in her home. >> local experts say it's a major problem in philadelphia. the fight to find homeless teens a place to call home. that's next. >> hey, bob. >> reporter: you're not going to believe who just came down the chimney! we're here in marlton, new jersey, candy cane lane. the mooning santa we talk about that a few moments ago much this is more than just christmas lights.

. >> i shot my feet, too, like in here, and little spots in here, here. my family, being around them, they know what these are. you know, people that don't know so it's embarrassing. but nothing a little foundation can't fix. i have so many moments where i don't remember. i hear what happened, you know. when i was at the hospital, the nurse had told me that they found me naked on route 46. and i had no recollection. before coming here, i passed out in front of a judge and didn't remember anything in court and woke up in handcuffs with three cos around me and a sergeant. >> this is schlossberg's first time in jail. she's charged with distribution of cocaine and has pled not guilty. but she does admit to living a drug-filled lifestyle with her boyfriend. >> we always had drugs. people were always calling him. we got caught up in that lifestyle. it wasn't because of drugs, it was because of money. and we were eating like in his words, like a boss. we had the money to do whatever we wanted. i love him. he's my everything, my baby, my father in some way, my be

they are just getting here. but i do see some residents and some people right here by this gas station. there is a 76 gas station right here and if you residents walking past year. they don't know what is going on. they have been told to stay away. when we got here, we parked our car and police officers did come up to me and said that we were right in the light a fire because we were parked right across from the condominium complex. so residents are around here. they have been told to stay away from that specific condominium complex until we get more information. michelle: font to my reporting from the sedona condos. now we go to live images of police outside of umc. as you can already see, there is a very large police presence. they have learned that one of their own has been shot in this incident. we don't know the condition of the officer. we are still tried to piece together a lot of unknowns as this investigation continues. michelle: we do have sergio avila has been making his way, gathering information. ho

for those who maybe didn't follow this or just getting what happened here, the shootout came here aboutwo and a half hours ago or so. black suv was coming down the street, heading toward the street called richardson. at that point a back window was shot out of the suv. we don't know if that was coming from the inside or the police officers that were in the chase. it was a slow speed chase as southern california goes, 2355, 35 miles per hour only. returned fire, continued on where the stoplight where it came to tan end where two suspects were shot and killed. we do know that basically the area all within the police tape where we are located about a mile square is completely shutdown. they have been evacuating people out for the last two and a half hours that we have been here. people barricaded in rooms. one woman we spoke to earlier in her closet. still with her dog spoke to her on the phone that is a situation. helicopters continue to circle as well. so bill, as you can tell it's very fluid out here. you know the situation. that's the situation we are in. >> this is exactly what happen

. >> definitely chilly out here, ever so slight breeze, broke out here on the cbs-3 skydeck. definitely feeling like winter but it will not moving forward. >> temperatures pretty quickly still want the winter coat as you hid the road this morning, storm scan3, pretty quai right now. we do have few clouds overhead, we zoom it way out, see some signs of life here now moving over ohio, and that is a sign every things to come for us, our latest frontal boundary, fizzling as it comes along, may contribute err cull elf showers tonight. temperature missing in mount pocono, definitely chill up that way, as well. forty-four the current temperature at the airport, at 46 degrees in atlantic city and in the the winds direction, out of the southwest comes here not terribly strong but because it is the southwest winds flow, will get us started on daytime highs, spiking into above average territory. so mid up ear's the expectation generally around the board today. couple of sunny breaks along the way, more clouds than anything, and here is a look at your area headlights. temperatures are sk

mark is over here. we like to thank all of them >>[applause] . >> phil are some women is with us but i understand he had to be. i want to into some of the other folks on the stage with. bob tomasello was the chairman of our board. michael terry of the present in the building trades. vernon chiang our chief medical executive. mike colville, former president of the west bay region of sutter health. jeff gerard, our current president of the center health bay area. tony wagner, the chairman of the board of center health bay area. and julie pacitti the ceo of the hospital for the sutter of bay area. now, of course, most of this event is about the team building the hospital there represented by the management and the workers from herero bold and we want to thank them. we want to figure architecture group the mother smith group, jj argument in the many trade partners, subcontractors and consultants who have helped us get this project off the ground. but the biggest and should be reserved for the folks back the

sue: larissa, when you're in here, are people calling? larissa: i'm here all day every day.ng with everyone coming in and out of that door all day. sue: and it's very stressful, yes. larissa: people looking for checks -- they didn't get paid last week. sue: and then we bounced two checks this week. larissa: i know about all of that. sue: i don't know if you're aware about it. larissa: i'm here five, six days out of the week. sue: okay. because obviously -- larissa: it's my routine every day coming here. sue: obviously, i'm not -- larissa: i drive an hour every day to get here from branford. i don't know why i made everyone's problemy problems. [ voice breaking ] sorry. i'm getting emotional. i've just been through a lot trying to help everyone. and i just don't know how much more i can do. -like, it's just... -sue: oh, no. larissa: i try to be strong for everyone, but... sue: ohhh. you're doing a fine job. you're doing great. [ smooches ] mommy loves you. no, you are. you're doing good. but no, working here -- larissa, the amount of -- i know. i know the amount of stress. la

there is a huge backup here. traffic really getting snarled here at also boulevard and serene. we have heard that they do have that suspect in custody, but it hasn't really changed much here you at the scene. there have been a few units that have left the scene but for the most part it looks exactly the same as it has all day. and they're remaining with a strong police presence over here in the area, still blocking off the area between serene and pebble on las vegas boulevard and serene and pebble on gillespie street, although a few officers have left and they've set up flares in some of those areas as it does get dark out again, nothing has changed out here as far as the police presence. still a lot of metro officers, nhp officers still out here on the scene tonight. they are still standing strong out here, still diverting a lot of people. beware if you're entering the area, if you're driving around here, try to take an alternate route because it looks like there's still an active investigation taking place around here. live at las vegas boulevard and serene, channel 13 action

get over here. get over here. hey. how are you? >> good. >> jimmy: nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> jimmy: what's your name? >> kelsey. >> jimmy: kelsey. kelsey, where are you from? >> jersey. >> jimmy: jersey. come on. hold this. oh, this is perfect. this will be perfect in jersey. here. >> oh, this is nice. wow. >> jimmy: there's lights, there's light bulbs on here. it's fantastic, kelsey. you don't have one of these already, do you? >> i don't. >> jimmy: look at how subtle, it's subtle. no one will even know you're wearing it. >> look at that. wait, where's the cat? >> jimmy: there's the bonus ca t. hey! bonus cat. nice to meet you> >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: congratulations. say hi to jersey. we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show," everybody. [ cheers aatnd applause ] the applebee's taste the change for $10 menu is here just for the holidays. with dishes like crispy chicken, brisket enchiladas, and steak in stout gravy. and everyone wants a taste. come in and taste the change for $10 before it all dis

because she was in here crying. she was a nervous wreck. she didn't know if she would be evacuated or not. >> reporter: aziz already had an initial court appearance yesterday, he is being held pending a detention and preliminary hearing scheduled for next week and another report in harrisburg said they get anywhere near aziz parents or his family members, instead they were met by a net on the door that said no news, no comment, no trespassing, a alex and mike. >> that is a shocker. >> yes, of course, we will talk about this in a little bit. >> we have a terrorism expert here. >> 7:04. >>> pennsylvania death of human services ordering a day care in north philadelphia to close. >> this is coming after a child died there on wednesday, dave's on the story, hi there dave. >> reporter: good morning mike and alex. i just check with the svu investigators here and they say they continue to work this case right now and they are calling this baby's death suspicious. here's what we know, sisters child care was shut down, thursd

lemonis: and everybody here has been here a while? sandy: tracy -- she's been here the longest.verybody else is a little bit less than nine months. lemonis: i'm impressed by the people that are working at kota. they all seem to be hardworking, they seem really committed to the business, but it's odd to me that this company's been in business for three years but everybody that works here has been here less than nine months. chris: josh joined us recently. josh: i'm an investor. lemonis: you're an investor, too? chris: he sure is. lemonis: and you work here full time? -josh: for free. -lemonis: seriously? josh: seriously. lemonis: how much do you have invested here? josh: $50,000. lemonis: did you hit, like, a gold mine or something? josh: i had a restaurant, and i sold it. and i ran into mike. and he said, "hey, i have an opportunity, and i jumped on board." lemonis: i hope mike realizes how lucky he is. not only does josh put $50,000 of his own money into the business, but then he shows up to work every day and works for free. i've never seen anything like this. okay, so, where

when meteorologist sara underwood is here with she'll be tracking the on out of here. for december i think this is hot stiff temperatures in the 60s and perhaps even 80 degrees. we're well above that. the record for the day is 61 we'll be pass that early in the morning . clear things out tomorrow methuen. in december 65 plymouth. more clouds and clouds will stick around longer in the southeastern massachusetts during the afternoon tomorrow. here's your seven-day forecast. it keeps your weekend in view. this year really crushes that. christmas day still mild into the weekend as well. there could be some snow and to rain. ahead on the fox 25 news at 11:00 what investigators reportedly found in the ashes. gearing up for a holiday tradition in the next 15 minutes all the way you will famous sleigh ride in the world. made by the woman ac >> the suspected gunman will undergo a mental competency evaluation this after robert lewis dear just told the court he wants to defend himself in the case. dear acknowledges he opened fire last month in colorado killing three people office

future cast in youly updated here and point out i know you don't see very much here at 1:00 p.m. but plymouth down to the cape and islands in the southcoast that's where we still have the risk for rain. you can see it filling in as we head toward 4:00 p.m. today, anywhere cape ann, down to boston, down into southeastern massachusetts at 4:00 p.m. and for the evening commute and then during the evening hours we are going to find that those showers start sinking south of boston, takes a little time at 7:00 p.m. and close enough here halfway up the shore and close enough to have me tell you to be on the lookout here at 7:00 tonight but by 10:00 they are out, areas inland today are actually going to see more in the way of not just dry, but perhaps partly sunny skies. this is where we have most of our steady rain forming with provincetown to hyannis down to plymouth, marshfield, bridgewater, the islands as well and even the risk for rain in foxborough, norwood, over to boston, beverly, rockport and start getting into the dryer spots. lowell, hudson, shirley, a lot of cloud cover and c

we are feeling some strong winds down here. we haven't seen a huge downpour, yet, but the rain has been steadily coming down for the past couple of hours, supposed to get heavier as the morning goes on and then we'll see the south bay really get wet. road crews are monitoring areas that typically flood -- pg and e crews are on stand by and of course, chp is monitoring the roads looking for accident. we will keep an eye on it and start driving around checking out other areas around the peninsula and eventually head to the south bay where we know the rain will start to fall later on in the morning. >> okay, we'll see you then, thank you. >> >> power outages scattered throughout the area. we'll give you a look at the pg & e outage center. this is the largest we are tracking -- the coast could be battered by this storm there is a high surf warning in effect from 4:00 this afternoon to 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. there are reports waves could reach up to 30 feet how, national weather service has issued coastal, flood and wind advisories fou

here it is.ording to the book "popcultured," years before the kardashians were born, malcolm muggeridge said that tv creates people who are "famous for" what? >> so, years before they were born means that taking selfies is probably out. i don't know about having sisters, and marrying rappers, i don't think that's it. i think it's c, being famous. final answer. >> famous for being famous. that's right. [applause] what would they do without selfies? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> third question worth $2,000, and this is it. a study done by zillow.com reveals that a home's value can increase 96% if it is located within a quarter mile of what popular chain's stores? >> mm. i don't know if it's gonna be white castle. i don't know about banana republic. popular chain's stores. i'm gonna use a lifeline here. i'm gonna use "50/50." final answer. >> okay. we're gonna help you out by taking away two incorrect answers please. starbucks and white castle. >> i think i'm gonna have to go with starbucks, a.

>> here's bob. bob, are you there? >> bob? >> i'm here. i'm here. exactly.es. >> okay. >> i was -- i got everybody list they gave me all the lists this morning at the station. make sure i handed them into santa claus here. so i've been sitting on his lap. i think i'm pretty good. i took care of a few situations that we had to earlier. you kids having fun out here tonight? >> yes. >> we got the snow coming down. we're on 13th street between morris and tasker. it's the miracle on 13th street here. with the snow and the whole neighborhood we're going to give you a big light show when we come back. >> all right. bob. thanks a lot much we'll look forward to that. >> still to come protecting and serving now a part of their every day lives much these new officers are ready to hit the streets the connection two of these new cops share that go beyond the badge. >> walking away with some of their christmas cheer. a heartless holiday thief. someone way big heart stepped in to deliver an early christmas gift. hello, howard. >> hello, and okay. where on saturday night th

so here's the thing. they've announced that gwen stefani will not be returning to "the voice" next season. she's going to take some time off, work on her music. >> new album. >> but it seems that blake going to be back and neither were the rest of them. the coaches sat down with "extra" for an interview. take a look. >> season nine has been hugely success successful, but for you guys, what has been a standout moment? >> i think gwen has been a standout moment like every show. >> standout moment every -- >> look at her. we were just saying how we weren't the same. even pharrell. somehow when gwen walks in the room, we all look like we've been wearing the same outfit -- >> why can't we have a fifth coach? >> why can't we have two females? >> why can't we? >> that would be cool. >> i vote for that. >> you know what, as nice as it is to see their blossoming romance, what if they break up though and then she came back as a judge? >> people would love that. >> it would be awkward. >> but everybody would watch i