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astronaut aboard the iss, caught the cargo transporter with a robotic arm. the docking was completed at 18:24, utc, on tuesday. it was launched from the space center in kagoshima prefecture in southwestern japan last friday. it is the largest of the four types of cargo spacecraft currently in use to transport food, supplies, and equipment to the iss. it's also the only one that has never had an accident in six successful missions since its first launch in 2009. the cargo this time includes japanese-made lithium ion battery cells, which will become the main power source for the iss. astronauts are scheduled to install them as early as next month. >> the vehicle has the new lithium ion batteries. it's going to be really exciting. >> in late january or early february, the rocket will be use said to conduct an experiment to remove space junk, using japan's technologies. >>> it's time now to take a look at business stories. japanese companies are feeling optimistic according to the bank of japan's latest survey. ai joins us from the business desk. >>s as you know

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the iss. >>> it was a chilling crime that rocked the jersey shore.r women found dead. 10 years later, and their tiller still hasn't been brought to justice the eerily similarities to a string murders in another state and one man's theory about who police should track down. ♪ ♪ >>> details about an oakland warehouse fire that killed dozens earlier this month. oakland fire department says it was unaware of any safety concerns at the property. the fire chief says there were no city records showing the property got complaints but neighbors and residents say they made numerous calls to 911 about that property that had been illegally converted into living spaces. 36 people died in the fire. >>> tepp 10 police officer is expected to make full recovery after getting shot at a nas nashville motel. >> the officer was looking for a man wanted on some warrants. police went to room where the suspect was and they say a woman inside denied he was there. but then shots were fired from the bathroom. an officer terrence mcbride was hit in the shoulder. he'll need surg

there is another important aspect of being on iss and thatis important aspect of being on iss and thatthat we should live as one people and strive for peace. we want to wish you a merry christmas and happy holidays. back on earth, christmas was celebrated in different ways — in macedonia a fun run were 300 people dressed as santa claus. 0rganisers said it brought a nice red and beyond is to the streets. in southern italy, these father christmas is talk to the water. a great way to cut loose after a long night delivering presents. a reminder of our top story: the british singer, george michael, has died at the age of 53. police, who were called to his house in oxfordshire shortly before 2pm on christmas day, say his death is unexplained but not suspicious. he was one of the most successful recording artists of the past 30 years, selling more than 100 million records worldwide. in a statement his publicist said that: "it is with great sadness that we can confirm our beloved son, brother and friend, george passed away peacefully at home over the christmas period. the family would ask that

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but iss since i am here, we had a little bump in the rd last year, but beg brother always risesk b the top. >> i'm from i wisconsin so it means a little bit more to me. watching marte a wisconsin growingp and honestly being a fan of both teams but going to hadson i know how big the rivalry is andow much marquette fans hate us and all that stuff so it's always fun beating a team like this on the road with this >> wisconsin admitted last year's loss stuck with them and wanted to come in here and do what you guys last year did to em. it hurts not being able to win. they have the exact same thing and we are trying to send a lot of new guys into the equation. >> reporter: wconsinow holds a 67-56 edge in a rivalry that dates back to 1917. >> the ghraib packers are 3 point underdogs at lambeau field tomorrow. here's wayne larrivee. >> most casual fans know about the highly regarded seattle seahawks defense but what you might not realize is how potent and dangerous the seattle offense is today and that's what makes seattle a super bowl contender. >> it wou have been easier for the packers to c

. >> there is something that's always been curious about about than nature of al qaeda and iss.t has been discussed a lot that al qaeda was much more difficult to penetrate with their relationships and networks. and nice to see how this humongous influx of foreign fighters and kids growing up to like video games. so do you think that iss has better penetrated by human than al qaeda given the opportunity because it feels like it would be easier to penetrate than it was to penetrate al qaeda and if the penetration is happening, do you anticipate the result: made in sometime in the near future? >> that's a good point. al qaeda was harder to penetrate because they were much more careful about their bedding. they opened up the gates and come to the caliphate and 35,000 foreign fighters answered that call. there's pros and cons to each side. al qaeda had a lot longer to develop with very little harassment from anyone else you can afford to to be a little more careful. prices developed very quickly to be very ambitious very early on. they are more open to infiltration. i honestly don't

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two juveniles have now been arrested forring a gra rate isse in that deadly fire. authorities say t that additional charges are possible. the fire damaged over 1,700 struures and scorched more than 17,000 acres. firefighters are still worng to contain some othe fires. >>> new details this morni on the oakndarehouse fire t took 36 lives. we are now learng no city building inspectors have been in the building itself in the last 30 years, believe it or not, according to oakland's city and planning director. fire the city was investigating warehouse safety cplaints but an inspector had not yet entered the building for examination. and it is unclear whether the city holds fire inspection reports on that particular rehouse. >>> well, i hopou areeady for this an arctic plast is about to plank ate big part of the occution. >> that may include the return of rememr this term the dreaded polar vortex. nbc's kevin tibbles has the chilling details. >> reporter: a treacherous trek across the plains. a second day morning commute in grand forks, north.com, closing many schools. a

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. > the smiles on their faces iss what it is all about.all they do it every year. it's one of the best things they do. > a great assignment for photographer nelson jones, too. he did a great job on that. a little bit cooler today. >> not bad, but it is definitely cooler than yesterday by about 10-degrees or so. you ain't seen nothing yet.t. we've been talking about the code, thursday, friday, really bad wind chills, single digits,s but also friday night into n saturday i want to make suree everybody is aware that we're expecting some snow that could night into saturday.satu so we'll watch that, see what happens. the good news is we don't have schools open on saturday morning. people can time their running rn around to wait until we're more rainy. but those are the two big weather headlines going forward. what about tomorrow and alsoalso throughout the night tonight? we have a couple of very lightvy showers around tonight, butight temperatures are still in thehe mid 40s so we're not worried about any kind of freezing or any precipitation tonight andn o during the da

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the craft's cargo includes lithium ion batteries which will become the main power source for the iss. astronauts are scheduled to install them as early as next month. >> the vehicle has the new lithium ion batteries and it's going to be really exciting. >> early next year it will be used to conduct an experiment to remove space debris using japan's technology. and here to tell us what the conditions are like weather wise here on earth is sayaka mori. >> quite stormy this morning. fishing boat capsized off the coast of western japan, still several people are missing. and it looks like waves are going to be quite high as we go into tomorrow across the sea of japan and also heavy snow is expected across the western flank of the nation. now, strong winds will be coming in from the continent and it gets ample moisture from the sea of japan and clouds will form and hit the mountains and cause a lot of snowfall in the area like hokkaidodo and also the we will see heavy snowfall. we'll see snowfall even in low lying areas across northwestern japan. may see rainfall on thursday. 10 degrees wit

controlling 60% of ththe country a and the talibans controlling 10%f f the countrtry anthe otheher 30% isstested. there e is figighting going on. even the areas thehe afghan governrnment is controlling in theory att least, there is violence happening regulararly including inin the capapital whe these deportees will be arriving when their plane lands. brent: so basically, what you're saying is when the german government tells the public that afghanistan is a safe country, that it is not true, and if that is the case, what should the german governmenent be doing? heather:r: y you're absbsolutely right. that is not true. if you look at the security measures german diplomats living in kabul are living under, you can see that clearly. the formats in kabul rarely leave their compounds. when they do leave, they are in armored cars with private security details guarding them. the a americans are no longer drive into the airport. they fly to the airport.t. the situation is incredibly difficult. anyone who is saying don't worry, it is safe to deport people is talking, i think, more from a perspectiv

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globally, so this is s something of great importance for the people of volkswagen, but for kekea this iss after four decades of not havavg volkswswagen, it wll be good for jobs. the big thing is they will have a training facility so the canyons training with them -- the canyons kenyans -- the kenyans will have this skill set. oliver: so we were reporting that germany pools most of its investments into most of south africa, the majority of the investment goes there. is this a sign that could bebe changiging? edith: certainly. it is more than a sign because they did intimate that come february next year, the deputy amambassador to kenya that there will be a business s conference between kenya and german businenessman. they are trying to enhance the relationship, and with a presidenent from chaos up -- kinyasa, it does help the relationship and that both pigeons are looking to continue meeting with each other. brent: thank you very much for reporting on that with us. that is all of the business. brent: here's a look at the other stories making headlines. evacuation from eastern aleppo have r

police officer iss receiving national recognition for her work in the transgendere community. but fox5 uncovered disturbingtub details in her personnel fileson that have not been made publicbc until now. marina maracco is here with theh story.e >>reporter: the d.c. police jessica hawkins to tell her story repeatedly for the past two years since she came out as a transgender woman. inter time peter newsham wouldeh not allow her to talk to fox5 a. what the department hasn't shared are the findings of abuse of authority and unbecoming conduct. i have accomplished a lot in my life. she's been called a trail blazer. she was born billy but is now jessica.je sergeant jessica hawkins and her woman has been chronicalled by many national and local media outlets. nbc news broadcast this story touting the 16 year police veteran as a woman who was helping build trust and easting fear in the district. these documents obtained by fox5 show a different side to the leader of the mpd lesbian, by sexual and transgender liaison unit, allegations the department extremely disturbing, allegations th

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two juveniles have been arrested forring a dpra rate issed arson. and additional charges are possible t. fires damaged over 1,700 structures and scorched more than 1,700 acres. firefighters are still working to contain some of the fires. >>> new details this morning on the oakland warehouse fire that took 36 lives. we are learning no building inspectors had been in the building itself the last 30 years, believe it or not. now, at the time of friday's catastrophic fire the city was not yet entered the building for examination. it's unclear whether the city holds fire inspections reports on that particular warehouse. >> well, i hope you are ready for this. an arctic blast is about to plank et a big part of the united states. >> that may continue the return of the dreaded polar vortex. nbc's kevin tibbles has the chilling details. >> reporter: a treacherous trek across the plains. a second day of snow stalled t north.com, closing many schools a. snow-smothered front door makes for a precarious trip outside. more snow in the forecast for idaho, too. som

the rocket will arrive at the iss on saturday. >>> philadelphia police hope you can track down an arsonuspect, surveillance video shows a man riding a bmx style bike and stopping behind a residence on the 6100 block of north fourth street, in olney monday night. all a moment later garage door area is engulfed in flames, as you see, there then the suspect makes his get away. suspect may have suffered burns or burned his closing if you have any information contact police. >>> sixers fans left the wells fargo center a little disappointed last night after the game against sacramento was canceled, now, warmer than normal weather contributed through condensation from the ice forming underneath the court. and it made the surface too wet to play on. wetness was noticed in the morning, but, the sixers did not notify fans ahead of time, and many of whom showed up, the sixers will honor tickets for the rescheduled game, and will offer last night's ticket holders another game this season. >> university in wisconsin letting student know they've been expected in a snap. >> that's right. >> there go.

. >> being onboard the iss gives us a slightly different perspective of christmas.t actually re-enforce, i think, that the fact that we should live as one people and strive for peace. >> the crew plans to enjoy a dehydrated feast of traditional food from each of their hometowns including turkey, pota cider, and cocoa. just add water and a little heat and you've got a feast. >> doesn't sound too bad. >> you gave us a gift today with the weather. >> it was a beautiful day out there. plenty of sunshine. it was kind of chilly and crisp. we had highs today, chris, in the mid 40s to around 50 degrees. the official high at reagan national was 51. here's the thing. similar temperatures tomorrow but we have plenty of clouds in the forecast. if we have any sun tomorrow it's going to be during the afternoon hours. and there could also be patchy drizzle around tomorrow as we look to tuesday it's mild. we have highs tuesday in the low 60s. that's your second weather headline. and then looking ahead to new year's eve it's stilling looking dry and it's still looking cold. kind of

the craft was to deliver supplies to the iss, international space station. it's the third botched launch in two years. >> nice to get some supplies up there. >> hoping for the tang in time okay, well, there appears to be a growing problem, back here on earth, planet earth, for female workers, for ladies in america's workplaces. i felt formal saying female workers. they are female, but -- >> but the numbers, an estimated three out of five women say they've experienced sexual harassment in on the job. rebecca jarvis sat down with one diverse group of women to hear their stories. >> reporter: we brought together ten women from ten different industries, from finance to hospitality services to government, to hear their experiences. >> i worked in restaurants for ten years. every time i walked in the kitchen, someone would whistle. >> this person used guilt-tripping to try to get me to do sexual activity as compensation. he would just stare at me really weird. >> i've spent 25 years in the financial services industry. there was inappropriate behavior that would ha

it's expected to arrive at the iss late on tuesday of next week. the spacecraft will deliver nearly six tons of food, water, and other supplies, including new lithium ion batteries made by a japanese company for the station's solar power system. jaxa will also conduct an experiment using a tether to nudge hazardous space junk into a low orbit so that it can eventually burn up safely in the earth's atmosphere. >>> indonesian president joko widodo visited the western province of aceh two days after a magnitude 6.5 earthquake hit the area, which is regularly struck by violent tremors. patchari raksawong at our bureau in bangkok has the details. >> wednesday's quake killed at least 100 people and injured several hundred more. more than 110,000 buildings were destroyed and about 23,000 people are living in temporary shelters. joko pledged to rebuild the affected areas including the pidie jaya district near the epicenter. survivors performed friday prayers in the district which was one of the worst hit in the quake. >> translator: we muslims should pray

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a woman -- [indiscernible] everyone in aleppo city iss depependent on russia and dertment to o protect thehem frm being killed or captured. reporter: east aleppo was a major urban stronghold for rebel fighters, and now seems to be slipping out of their grasp. the humann toll of this battle has s been simply catastrophic. >> people are being killed and injured every day. people are fleeing in chaotic and catastrophic conditions, leaving everything behind, taking huge risks to seek safety. reporter: whether the evacuation deal will hold or not, people continue to flee. they have no other option. eastern aleppo is falling, and who knows what the future will hold? brent: i am joined by a journalist in neighboring turkey who is covering the story on aleppo. good evening to you. can you tell us, what do you know? how you heard that have you heard anything more about this deal -- have you heard anything about this deal to agree to let people in eastern aleppo leave the city? >> at 5:00 a.m., evacuation will occur then pay that will be early tomorrow morningng. we heaear that the buses have al

death, but throughout the afternoon and based on what they found earlier tonight they are saying this iss no longer a suspicious death investigation. a car was toed from the scene and now investigators still trying to piece together howpiec long the body was inside the bathroom, how long it wentt without being discovered and why and how this man died. still all under investigation. in arlington county, virginia, marina maracco, fox5 local news. > we're in prince george'sre i county wheren a car crashed ind a tree earlier today killing a woman and injuring a man.. it happened on old road in laurel. a city spokesperson tells us, a car left the road and struck a tree. the driver, a 31 year old man is in critical condition toniwy)9ñ early reports indicated the people inside the car may have been injured before the crash, but that turned out to be false. there were some earlier reportss about other injuries sustainedr at the accident. we now believe and it's stilltil under investigation that other injuries that were reportedepor earlier were as a result of this car accident.ca still unclear,r

>>> being on board the iss gives us a slightly different perspective of christmas.eenforces the fact that we should live as one people and strive for peace. >> that was american astronaut peggy witson talking about the perspective you get when celebrating christmas in space. the astronauts sent that holiday message back to earth. it's obviously quite different up there. the crew did have a christmas feast. dehydrated turkey, potatoes and chocolate >>> queen elizabeth is still recovering from a cold. the queen did send her annual televised christmas message. she spoke about being inspired by the people she meets. >> i often draw strength from meeting ordinary people doing extraordinary things. volunteers, carers, community organizers and good neighbors. unsung heroes whose quiet dedication makes them special. she is 90 years old and is in good health. >>> pope francis delivered his christmas blessing at st. peter's square. the pontiff urged people to negotiate peace in war torn areas of the world. >>> from vatican city to bethlehem, christmas celebrations continued.