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notice, temperatures will be harming nal, this is hon at 3:00 a.m.ould start as snow or mix of rain and snow, possibly some treeing rain in the northern lehigh valley and poconos as we start to see that change over that is warmer air works its way in the system by monday morning. it looks like all rain, temperatures will be close in the poconos. it is raining at 7:00 a.m. temperature 32 degrees. we could have ice surfacees up that way. warm enough, this is just plane rain, mix to rain in philadelphia. this is late sunday into monday, snow, to treeing rain, to rain in the far northwestern suburbs, and by that i heene poconos and lehigh valley, possibly even further in the suburbs, light snow mix changing over to rain in the northwestern suburbs, of philadelphia, closer suburbs, and bucks, montgomery, chester counties, mainly rain in the city and points south east but it could begin as a brief mix. as far as accumulating snow. focus on the poconos, northern lehigh valley, sunday night into monday, there is a trace in the city but that is about it at le

and it has been a hon toward serve with you. >> one by one senators from both sides of the aisle stepped up to commend joe biden on his years of service, 44 in the senate alone representing the state of delaware. >> a good and decent man god fearing and kind and devoted father and husband and a genuine patriot who puts our country before himself. >> senator chris couns that occupies the same seat pushed for the event and started the afternoon's accolades, you logged millions of miles on amtrak and around the world fighting for our country and as long as i have the privilege of representing our state i am humbled living up to your legacy. >> my friend joe, i know you as my friend joe, the people of delaware know you as my friend joe. >> they hailed biden's resilience and friendship and commitment to family. >> don't always agree with him but i trust him impolicely. >> he is a towering figure and good man with a good heart and he looks out for the members of this body. >> joe biden loves his family, above all else. a good senator, terrific vice president, but he is a family man. >> the spe

photos and flowers here to the scene and some of them are draped on the police barricade behind me hon 31st avenue. strangers have come by to also contemplate the enormity of this disaster and as we wrap things up here in the atf we won't hear from them again until monday but, again, what they have told us is that the refrigerator is not the cause of the blaze, and they are looking into power cords and possibly power outlets in the warehouse behind me. reporting live in observing land, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> as we mentioned, we're learning more about the ghost ship fire victims whose named were released news club victim who was living at the ghost ship. >> abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has details. >> peter wadsworth former roommate describes him as having a quirky intelligence and always looking out for others. when she traveled to boston peter made sure she had emergency numbers and knew all the good restaurants. wadsworth, a local consultant, had previously studied in boston at harvard university. at the time of the fire, wadsworth was living at the

the billboard is on private property and the swastika has been hon it for awhile. over the past 14 months, several people have tweeted about driving passed it. lee spoke with adot about having it removed. >> and he said, oh, yeah, we know about it. i made a few call it's on private property. the owner lives out of state and nothing we can do about it. >> they decided they would not stand by and wait for someone else to fix it. >> we are out here in arizona. >> they bought some paint and a paint roller and painted over the swastika. >> it felt good to be able to erase it. >> it was especially personal for james whose great grandfather was imprisoned during world war ii. >> personally in that we want to make sure that something like swastika hate speech is not normalized. >> in a statement to fox 10, adot says they are working with the property owner on a solution. but are having trouble tra billboard. and that travelers should report offensive signage along the highway to their agency instead of taking matters into their own hands. nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." >>>

. >>> german chancellor, angela merkel lays flower in hon or the of the 12 people killed and the many injured after a truck plowed through berlin's crowded christmas market. the country's top prosecutor says investigators are treating the attacks as an act of terrorism. though there is no claim of responsibility. >>> and german authorities have person in custody, they're unsure if that man was actually behind the wheel. >>> good afternoon everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. cbs news correspondent riley carlson has the latest from berlin. >> reporter: german counselor angela merkel, where a truck plowed into a busy market in berlin, killing and injuring shoppers. police arrested a man who was a refugee from pakistan after monday's attacks, but now the chief prosecutors say investigators aren't sure he's the correct suspect. he's denied any involvement and german media report his blood or dna was not found in the truck. police also reportedly continuing to look forearmed suspect. here in london, police are reviewing all security measures in light of the attack in berlin, in

>> reporter: well, the big question among those who knew both cnn why did this happen hon monday night. police have identified the driver of that other car as 61-year-old lloyd rudley. he was driving the red corolla that trashed into trooper frankie williams' patrol car monday night in millville. according to the facebook page of the vineland high school class of 1953. rudley went on to bork a doctor an specialized in elmore. people came out to mourn trooper williams. >> you know, just god bless. i hope that they can carry on and, you know, our prayers are with them >> reporter: 31-year-old trooper was beginning a new life in his dream job with the new jersey state police. he joined in january and married in september. so philadelphia police, they also treated out their condolen condolences. our thoughts and prayers are with the family of frankie williams. both penn medicine and inspira held confirm dr. rudley once worked for them in private practice. state police investigators are trying to figure out the cause of this crash and what led up to it, and so they are still waiting on toxi

in wilmington, a new hon nor ora couple who helped create jobs, it will be renamed charles and naomi smith way. they both passed away. their family will be at today's ceremony. >>> in delaware county, a gift wrapping party will be part of the annual kids helping kids christmas benefit organized by the philadelphia archdiocese. student volunteers at archbishop carroll school in radner, the kids will stay after school and wrap gifts for needy children. in vineland, tree contest, they voted online and in the store for the favorite. the wintner will be announced tonight and they will light a special community tree at the minipark at landis avenue and the boulevard at that time. >>> so the effort was there but not the desired result. it was so hard to watch the last minute. >> the eagles fell to washington, 27-22. the birds fumbling away their last drive for victory. it was this play that sparked emotions. sprole suffered a head injury. jason peters stuck up for his teammate. >> i wanted to get him. i don't have a backup right now. i just couldn't get it in the game. i had to step back an

that is paying homage hon orgorg those who made the ultimate sacrifice who lost their livesiv fighting for the united states of america. and then our friday on the 20th you go through the day and start at player house andan then there will likely be ae church service at st. john's ann then you go through the day, the actual ceremony, the swearing in on the 20th. i'm a history geek so i'm so excited for those hallmarks ofrs the transfer of power to outgoing president, the outgoing party to donald trump. i'm sure each administration isi different and put their ownthei little touches on their own inaugeration. can see thatg we is a little different from thehe past. it's a inaugeration.in it's for the people.peop it's not a big show. we're having three balls. two inaugeral balls and one ball saluting armed forces and firstd persons, by the way the first responders are being added. usually it's the military staff, it's called different things ini theff past. so three balls, one the armed services and first ponders. in 2009 president obama had ten balls. as we head out, a lot has been made a

hours before heading backrs to the family's renta bl propery and then the obamass had dinneri at one of hon look lieu's locall restaurants. the obama certainly knows how to enjoy a vacation. but as it turns out a lot of people can learn a thing or twor from the first family. it turns out many people are giving up their vacation time. >>reporter: florence austin just got back from a vacation va but wishes she had a about it more paid time off each year. any extra time it comes out of f her pocketbook. i don't think i have a check waiting for me. > that's one of the reasons respondents to a bank rate.comae survey explained why they don'td take more time off every year. they can't afford it. 52 percent of workers don't use all of their vacation time with 30 percent leaving seven to teno days on the table. ta get this, 25 percent of younger millenials 18 to 25 year olds won't be using any vacation timm at all. ethan vague ethanol says he understands why.nds not staying in the office late or not working over time decreases your opportunity for f promotion or advancement in the career field. othe

was 61 in plymouth. 62 new hon done, connecticut. much above average ta to start. now december had average. the average high to start the month is 46. this is for boston. by the of the month, 38. nine inches. of course,very mildly so it is hard anything so i have quite a bit more. and west.ngs are higher north sunsets are a little bit tter by the end of the month. sp 44 degrees mperature now in boston. they, wind is 10 miles per . a little justier than that. it has gotten chillily to here it was earlier today. a different feel tomorrow morning. a lot cooler than it was anything close to that. chillier across the great lakes d that is our trend over the next couple of days. to show you the air is not that but even rain shower.showers that is proof that the air is not real, real cold airmass yet. temperatures in the 30's to start the day tomorrow then should top off around 5 boston. 40'sorth and est. that is about seven degrees cler than it was today. clouds. there will be sme at times in and could be operated again on saturday. overall, reasonable amount of sun over

it doesn't feel like home yet, hon? >> hilary: well, it's gonna take a little getting used to. the move happened so fast. >> devon: yeah, but our suite at the club always felt temporary to me. this is -- this is real, you know? it's permanent. we can start an amazing life here together. >> hilary: yeah, i hope so. >> dev:

lot of holiday travel happening this weekend, christmas eve, christmas take, hanukkah and kwanzaa on hon, i'll break town that full forecast, for now, back over to you. >>> a couple falls victim to the violent home invasion in philadelphia's olney section and entire thing was captured on tape. now there is a search underway to find suspect's responsible. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh join us live outside police headquarters with the very latest on this investigation, anita. >> reporter: good evening, ukee. as you can imagine that elderly couple is badly shaken up but did return to work this morning. now they are hoping that surveillance video will help police catch the culprits. take a good look at the faces on this surveillance video, it shows three armed men pushing an elderly man back into his home in the 100 block of west godfrey street in olney while fourth acts as a look out. >> they grab my dad's bag and gun and run out of the house. >> reporter: it happened just before 3:30 around the time that the elderly home owner and his wife return after closing up for the night. >> my

sunday night into hon lets talk about a system heading our waste tart as snow, as of right now mix to plane rain in the city, delaware, south jersey. best chance of accumulation this is poconos and lehigh valley a broad brush what this might look like this is one model through weekend and mess have the threat for accumulating snow does miss us through north but that is a system we have to watch head willing in the weekend and next week. two blasts, of arctic air we will sees this dive in and next week a stronger arctic blast, temperatures may struggle to hit treeing with a couple chances for light snow, coldest will be thursday into friday. your seven day forecast, to second blast have have cold first one tonight and friday and saturday. second one wednesday into thursday of next week, wednesday has a chance for snow showers and then again sunday night into monies a system we have to keep an eye on as well. >> it will be chilly. >> yes. >> leslie is up next with sports. >> that is right. eagles getting on key bird back in the line up but is it going to be enough to stop washington, th

i was ready for a right hook but she looked at me and said if that's what you want to do, hon, i'm withet's do it. well, we did it and i think i did it pretty good. i don't know if we can get a look at that, good shot of the toilet. to show my love and pure passion love for the stinking dallas cowboys fans, i had -- sweet sound. isn't that a sweet sound. we have rules here in the locker room. you have to be an eagles fan. here's my bar, 35-feet long bar. when you're here, and the hatchet locker room in reading, pennsylvania, there's not a feeling like being a philadelphia eagles fan. the place is the bomb. okay, let's just say that the eagle s driving and in the red zone. the hatchet comes over here and i give you a little bit of this. ♪ and then we get into the touchdown and score a touchdown and hatchet explodes and the place goes crazy! and i do sound effects. [ honking ] [ sirens ] ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to victory ♪ >> and just in case you're wondering, he got his nickname from his younger brother dave. barry said dave called him the hatchet after he saw him take down an oppo

(thank you hon, appreciate it)kevin: driver takes the leap into the packers hall of fame july 22nd. not bad for a seventh round draft pick, the packers final selection in the 19-99 draft. the new milwaukee bucks arena openings... and there's a way you can work for them. them.the bucks and "skills smart" created a website where you can look for what they call "family supporting jobs" in the new arena district. construction jobs are an obvious opportunity right now....and not just with the bucks. "it's not only for this project. we're not guaranteeing that everyone on the site will get a job with the arena, but what this will do is it allows us to take all the data from all the people who have signed up and send them to different projects that are happening throughout we've linked the new bucks jobs site to our website, cbs 58 dotcom.... just click on the 'news links' section. a pay raise could be coming to u-w faculty... if state lawmakers give the go ahead. the board of regents approved the raise unamiously..and will ask lawmakers for 78 million dollars to pay for it.system presiden

the a the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, beautiful tomorrow and raw, damp, drizzly for hon 46 degrees but again, early on monday morning, even though it is a holiday for most if you are out in the morning rush on monday in the northwestern suburbs watch for possibility of light freezing drizzle and slick spots before it changes to full on rain there with the temperatures going up and then tuesday, mild, on and off rain near 60 degrees, and then some sunshine will try to break out wednesday afternoon, 52. then cold air comes in, thursday, through the beginning of the next weekend, there could be a snow shower late thursday and thursday night but setting up to be bright, but chilly on friday, and on saturday, so a very quiet, entry to 2017. >> enjoy tomorrow. >> we will. >>> world news saturday is next here on channel six. for adam joseph, melissa magee , jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm walter perez. we will see you right here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪ >>> tonight, security at an all-time high on this final night of 2016. that ring of steel ringing in the new

and then on hon.o that means everybody is hitting the road whether you are doing last minute shopping or heading to grand mom's house or mom's house for upcoming holiday. you need to know when best time to go will be. that is what i'm here for. we have great weather conditions all together even in the weekend. there is one time you hey want to avoid but talking rain for most of the area. not talking snow or ice. that is good news. weather generally cooperating with thinks mass. unless you're hoping for white christmas in which case it will not happen. we will take you outside to a time lapse video starting the day with cloud cover in broad headsville, pleasant valley school. it is cloudy start to the morning. but then watch cloud deck just really start to move out there it goes. once clouds moved out it turned out to be a beautiful take, lots of sunshine and milder by far then it has been past several days. right now 37, there in the poconos. storm scan three clear for now , we have our next system ri

. >> that's all coming up in half han hour hon "abc 7 news at 6." >> bewe're still on eget watch monitoring the eagle cam in ft. myers. >> american bald eagle harriet is still in her nest waiting for her two eggs to had much hand like yesterday more cracks appeared on the shells but no elet's go emerged. >> we're watching this eget situation like hawks, you might say and we'll bring you updates throughout the newscast. >> definitely. >> it is fascinating. >>> as this year nears had a close we want to take a look back at this year's top stories. >> so many stories that we've covered have changed lives from mosquitoes to mayhem to murder. >>> february 12, the last day police peeve shelly titchener was alive. ch. >> any pregnant women considering travels to areas where zika virus transsubmission taking place should either obtain from travel there or consult with the health care provider. >> i'm super excited. >> people were in awe as the solar impulse 2 traveled through the sky. >> i looked at the list of everybody who won an mvp before and they are legends. >> one officer is -- has been shot

neither one of the systems look impressive to be hon est with you. they really look like light systems that will just bring us enough rain to dampen the roadways. a look at accuweather seven-day forecast. get ready for the chill. tomorrow morning and wednesday morning though wednesday morning won't be as bad. afternoon highs come back. low to mid-60s inland on thursday, except near the coastline so the milder weather conditions into friday and late friday night into saturday we have a 1 on our storm impact scale and chance of some rain as we head into sunday. monday, also a 1, as far as the abc 7 news app that will keep you keep track of not only the cold conditions but the rain and the rain chances as it changes to help you plan your holiday week off or work week off and you can download it for free. >> thanks very much. >>> a shocking blunlder that left church gatherings shocked. >>> and then new at 6:00, we're going to take you to one of the last full-service gas stations in the aya. old school, right that and a lot more at 6:00, but i know every

a name that -- generally don't like doing the catchup trade, but i think in this case you can with hon>> it's been a while since steve has sauntered over to the smart board. please do that. and we'll play a little "west side story" as you walk over there. ♪ so let's look at it here. let's look at the -- this feels like it was eons ago in the s&p, 1991. so let's -- let's take it from here. this is the recent high. this is the recent low. and now when you do -- everyone knows i like the fibonacci replacemen replacements. from that point to that point, overshoot levels. that's how you have to look at this. everyone knows if you're a fbi guy, you look for your 50 and 618, the biggest overshoot levels you want to focus in on. that's the sell zone when you trade up higher. it's this level right here. 22, 48. all the way up to 22.61. we spent most of the day right here in the middle. do you sell the market or does it have really a lot of torque, the word i like to use. and it does feel like it does have a lot of torque. maybe you bet a little bit of a reversion. i don't think you could see yo

hon.ral-chairman lou, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. good water morning. >>[applause] the groundbreaking ceremony this morning marks ocean wide center setting into constructing it's an important milestone for san francisco center district developments in on behalf of ocean wide holdings group, i would like to thank you for taking the time to join us today for this momentous occasion. i would also like to thank all of you to supporting and helping ocean wide today to reach this important milestone. see fran has enjoyed strong economic growth in recent years and has great potential to continue attracting investment from all over the world. the groundbreaking ceremony today is symbolic step represents our confidence and inspiration for the city of san francisco. ocean wide center wishes to place an active part in economic and cultural development of this great city. since our founding in 1985, ocean wide holdings group has grown substantially and become a multinatio

warned everybody except for the wrongdoing off pet sphere that to bin is one of the extreme one the hon but this is a false afloat - - also head of the pair is refute cases for that financial assistance to shin was struck down. >> click at the time the financial industry things collapse agenda n this is the best case scenario before it comes to the surface but. >> because i did not fail in must be legitimate. in the of way to provide some one comfort the this was somebody else. did say challenging question 99.9% they will bail them that makes sense to takeover but that 1% now i think the receivership and other documents together suggest this is $0.99. i am not misrepresentations. that part will lead argue they would have succeeded. >> clutch at the of management and negative and to the extent his business was legitimate, warren buffett should be calling him for a rise looking at the rate of return. and he provides there was one ecuadorean ipo that produced but there have been hundreds upon hundreds with berkshire hathaway. as cfo. >> then only sihanouk brought and nobody else could be d

(laughter) - you know, hon, i'm a little nervous about telling them. - oh, it's not gonna be that bad. besides, brian and casey'll get over it. you know, joe, once we're married, there's gonna be a lotta things that we feel uncomfortable about. the important thing is we do them together. - you wanted to see us? - actually, joe did. (laughter) - what's goin' on? - well, okay, here it is. helen and i have decided to move in together. - whoa! (hands smack) wow! (laughter) before you get married, and you decide to live together. you so craazy! (laughter) - no, no, stop, no, no. that's not, we were just thinking that if we move in now, then when we get back from the honeymoon, we'll be all settled. - oh, that is so sweet, the two of you starting your lives together. i am so happy for you. - wait, wait, wait. don't you get it? one of us is about to get chucked out on his or her ass. - oh, no, and they wouldn't, it's me isn't it? (laughter) oh, i don't believe this, you can't just throw me out in the cold! y, during the day, is warm and dry, and at night, underneath the pier is a very popula

welcome, hon. >> fantastic. different than usual. usually we bring guests already signed to labels and already have a career, really, really, very hard from staten island, singing in a lot of different venues, her story is what caught my attention, and now it all begins really big time today on the "today" show. >> that makes it exciting. listen to her story. you were a little girl? >> yes, i was a little girl with an autoimmune disease that left me bound to a wheelchair and i had to live in a children's hospital for months to relearn how to walk and i did, i was doing great for about the past ten years until the summer of issues with my walking again, with my eyesight and es sof gis gis esophagus testing. after a year of testing i was doeg niced with lyme disease back in may and was inspired to make the song based off these experiences and help bring awareness to the cause. >> and you'll do it with this song. >> wait until you hear this >> this is fabulous. watch this. ?? ? trapped in the dark can't even feel my heart beating ? will

we see the high building off the coast and we see a warmup before hon before hanukkah and christmas.5 degrees, 35 degrees cooler than our high this afternoon, unbelievable. 19 in the suburbs, skies becoming cloudy, temperatures continue to fall quickly during the day tomorrow, the high only 35, we're only rebounding ten degrees with a northerly winds, skies will be sunny, a look ahead on your seven-day forecast, tuesday, for the as harsh, wednesday looks good, 52 as winter begins, i gave that a nine out of ten. thursday a chance of a morning snow shower. otherwise a few afternoon rain showers, still a threat of a shower on friday. saturday evening, hanukkah begins, it will be beautiful, partly sunny. the evening dry, saturday is christmas eve, christmas day looks nice, more clouds moving in. the high temperature 50. the morning low 37. right now, there's a higher probability of christmas being warm, then white. that will be two years that a row, lucy. >>> that sure would be. thank you very much. it's ok, kathy, it's all good. >>> why one coffee shop turned to battering. what you can

sunday and monday that's only see the colder air closest san francisco expected ditchers to reflect the hon in new year's eve and often year's day. >> britteny: and the very low 50s closer to see to the trips, the 40's. and the 74 cachepots temperatures low fifties and fifties are here to stay he and the most of next week. as we say good bye to 2016, we've seen bay area restaurants come and go - like the old - sinbad's on the waterfront.or pasta pomadero. tonight on dine and dish - a year thru the rear view mirror. we're serving up a sampler plate of survivors - places that keep cooking up great meals. my top ten most memorable restaurants and food personalities looking back at 2016. what's old is new again. original joes of westlake made a comeback - and made big points with the locals. mr. jiu's made a splash - with a re-imagined chinatown eatery. so good it earned a michelin star. and bon appetite's best bakery in america - a tiny hole in the wall called "ariscault bakery" in the city's richmond neighborhood. here's a place that's all the buzz. bob's steakhouse in the omni hotel makes it

hon. mayor's, counsel general, chairman lou, ladies and gentlemen on behalf of foster and partners, i'm and norman foster one 420 cannot be here today because he is not well. i would like to thank you for having us today and also tell you how honored we are to be part of this incredible transbay transit center develop plan. we think it is one of the worlds unique projects in pushing high density and mixed-use next transit send it very much some thing that we believe in as a company. i would like to thank our client ocean wide especially chairman lou, for being incredible artist with a fantastic look working relation with mr. wu and the team and it is a true collaboration. everything we do is not us. it is all part of a much bigger piece. hopefully, it will create an amazing project. i think ground breaking ceremonies for us architects is an incredible milestone because you realize it's real. we are now going to do this building which is an extremely exciting get other working with somethin

so we've downloaded the apps on your kids' phones' with can hon tore everything from your happen top right here. everything they're doing. >> awesome. okay. >> first up net nanny. this app allows you to control your kids' internet activity remotely. >> you can choose the exact you can block the type of websites. dating sites, nudity, tobacco. >> super helpful. >> wu it goes further than that. suicide, for example, you can set it to warn mode so you'll get a warning if your kid types suicide in. >> that's super helpful i think because of the cyberbullying and everything that happens in the teen's life that's so common today. >> app number two called teen. this one gives you your kids' call logs which you know who you kids are calling and you know who's calling your kids. but it goes further than that. you can read your kids' text messages, as scary as that can be. we have your daughter's culled up right here. >> i see her come over she says to a friend and the friend respond i can't have a cheer scavenger. and calls but it also pin points your child's exact gps location instantly. >>

there are thousands of salvadorans and nicaraguans and hon durans who have held temporary status foraised their families here, paid payroll taxes. invested in their host societies, but they don't have a chance to become full members of american society. and our legislators at some point or another, will have to decide whether long term residents under tps should be afforded the opportunity to become full citizens. as you can imagine, this proposition is sure to ellillica very heated debate in the halls of congress. >> these are four of the issues our policy makers are considering at the moment. the past year, it was announced at present there are some 60 million refugees and displaced persons worldwide. 60 million, up from 14 million at the end of the 1990s. the u.s. is among the 10 countries that carry out reset elment programs with the united nations. however, let me end with this sobering note. as generous as our policy is and has been. and i and my family are beneficiaries of that generosity, when we immigrated from cuba, the number of refugees that the united states admits each

people in general when they hear about the kennedy center hon nrz that really seems to get people's attention amount of, of cred. ♪ how sweet it is to be loved by you ♪ >>> more on the,, >>> president obama received the biggest ovation of the night. at the 39th annual kennedy center honors. seven of the world's brightest stars were honored at the gala. alex wagner was there. ♪ take it easy ♪ take it easy >> reporter: one of today's biggest rock bands, kings of leon paid tribute to the most successful american band of all time. the eagles. ♪ welcome to the hotel california ♪ they were honored without co-founder glen frye who died earlier this year. ♪ i've got a peaceful ♪ easy feeling feeling is honoree al pacino's signature. >> you broke my heart. >> actor and friend, kevin spacey led a master class on how to do an al pacino impression. >> pat yourself down. ooh, hoo-ha. stephen colbert hosted. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, distinguished honorees, politicians, endangered swamp dwellers. his nod to president obama's final kennedy center honors in office, brought the crowd out of their

(thank you hon, appreciate it)kevin: driver takes the leap into the packers hall of fame july 22nd. not bad for a seventh round draft pick, the packers final selection in the 19-99 a new bucks arena means new jobs. yesterday the team unveiled a way for you to find them and get hired. a partnership with skill-smart will help create a website where you can look for what they call "family supporting jobs" in the new arena district. construction jobs are an obvious opportunity right now... and not just with the bucks. "it's not only for this project. we're not guaranteeing that everyone on the site will get a job with the arena, but what this will do is it allows us to take all the data from all the people who have signed up and send tho that are happening throughout the city of milwaukee." 3 3 we have a link for job seekers on our website-- cbs 58 dotcom. click news links. 3 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) today: some sunshine under a partly cloudy sky. chilly with highs in the low to middle 20s but feeling like the low teens due to the wind. wind: nw 5

. >> they will have 17 state inspectors there to hon mor the they are required 24/7 at every state casino. scott mac far land. >> our coverage of the mgm continues online. we posted a guide to getting there by car, bus or water taxi. for more information, we invite you to search getting to mgm. during the break. today there was a letter of intent to allow apple to lease the carnegie library across the street from the convention center. the building will undergo renovation subject to historic preservation standards. >> the author tom wolf described astronaut john glenn as america's last true national hero. tonight the country indeed the he died today in his home state of ohio at the age of 95. he was the third u.s. astronaut to make it into space. the first american to orbit the earth back in 1962. he served as a marine corps fighter pilot and spent 24 year s as a democratic senator from to travel in space. hoar's a live look inside the air and space museum near the spaceship that john glenn piloted. we talked to a tourist who said he changed plans after he learned of glenn's passing today