jeff: excellent. jeff buchanan, thank you for coming in and giving tips. and happy earth day to you, as well, -- birthday to you, as well, mrs. buchanan. krystal: what a great song. we brought you this breaking news earlier in the newscast. a heavy police presence. you see the cars and the tape surrounding this crime scene -- a shooting on the west side of the valley. jones and the dewhat have you been able to find out? kyndell: we are near vegas and jones, this neighborhood has been shut down in multiple locations. police say the call first came in around 11:16 a.m. this morning. they say it was initially a burglary call, but they are investigating a two suspects have been shot, one of them killed. two burglary suspects. one of them was taken to umc. the other was later found. a lot has been shut down. they are allowing people who live in the neighborhood to come in and oy foot, but definitely a lot of questions. we have only been out here a couple of minutes. many neighbors have been concerned about what is going on. the latest we are hearing from that t

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jeff: stuck at the top. amusement park visitors get the right of the life -- right of their lives, but not what they were expecting. that's all coming up tonight at 7:00. marie: holiday week. a lot is coming. people are wondering what the weather will be like. no pressure though, kevin. it is going to be pretty bumpy out there. kevin: i'm worried about mr. claus and his flight over the las vegas valley. we have had to m -- had plenty things will change tomorrow afternoon, when we have a few breezes in town. there were a few slivers of sunshine. that is about it. they will be pretty thick as they come on for tomorrow. 53 degrees their paperless -- pecos. the open-air pavilion center shows wind blowing at seven miles per hour. this time of year, it is usually a lot colder. we have got mid-forties to low 50's depending on your neck of the cactus. outside, 54 degrees. 57 in lawson. it will be milder, thanks to the clouds. i think we will peak right around 60 degrees, very little sunshine, but we get a little. th

jeff: we've heard that before. we go back exactly 30 years for an announcement about high-speed soutwe compare 1985's plan to this year. can't wait. marie: time now for what's ahead. jeff: new information about the woman who ran into a group of people on the strip. one of the victims is speaking about about the horror he faced. marie: donald trump versus hillary clinton. why me -- why he may have gone too far in a recent comment about her. those stories and a look at the forecast, the holiday forecast, and your drive that 5:00. jeff: today is the first official day of winter and people are gathering to celebrate. solstice hoping to watch the sunrise on the shortest day of the year in the nort hemisphere. several downtown roads were closed on tuesday. a jeep had to be pulled from floodwaters. the driver was able to get out of the vehicle. the water receded after the rain subsided in south carolina around 9:00 today. marie: several people here want to know what is happening with our fojeff: news 3 is your christmas w

jeff: did they have ornaments in the background? marie: looks like it. jeff: getting festive. whatever. expect a rare sight in the sky this christmas. we are not talking about santa. the last full moon of the year it's called a full cold mo becauseo it shows upn during winter. that has not hapd since 1977 and will not happen again for another 19 years. marie: a little bit of history worth staying up for. so that means when santa comes around -- jeff: he will have something to guide him. kevin: if you go outside and look at the moon, bundle up. i would recommend seven or eight layers. wind chill in the 20's for a good chan -- good chunk several nights in a row. back in the 60's. look at this. right now, they are well into the evening. washington, new york city in the 60's. the cold air through the middle of the country. we had a mild break today. we did get above 60 degrees, even with the soupy sky. we cleared off and now we've got a few more clouds over the southern part of the las vegas valley. let's check in with a few neighborhoods. going back to barstow. we've had some ver

jeff: thank you for the update. krystal: a heavy start to the newscast, but this one had a lot of people talking -- the mystery has been solved. military officials say a streak of light seen burning across the sky was debris from a russian rocket reentering the atmosphere. jeff: a lot of people did not know what this was. that fireball seen over nevada and parts of northern california was rocket body booster from russia launched on monday. dozens took to social media to share videos and photos of that fire ball flying through the sky, really wondering what that was. >> these days people want to find a conspiracy in everything when, in fact, the universe itself is pretty much a marvel. krystal: russia's federal space agency declined to comment on the incident, coming after a nether -- a month after another launch created a line in the sky. they are not that rare. there are 16,000 objects in mirror earth orbit in something -- near-earth orbit and something burns up every day. apparently, this is not something that is

jeff: thanks. senator ted cruz is stepping up his response to a washington post editorial cartoon he calls tasteless. this as a candidate finally start to wind down for the christmas holiday. nbc news correspondent edward lawrence joins us live. happy christmas eve do you and merry christmas as well. you almost don't want to turn away from this presidential elec cycle. reporter: you never know what is going to happen next. jeb bush did some last-minute shopping last night. he was asked if he was getting a christmas card for donald trump. you can imagine the answer. he is not. donald trump is starting the give and take, back-and-forth over the past several months. the candidates running for for the christmarco rubio saying he will have this holiday period. ted cruz took some parting shots on twitter. he posted his own political editorial. he depicted hillary clinton walking two dogs which he separate lapdogs. they were washington post and new york times. that is obviously a response to the washingto

krystal: oh, my gosh third jeff: -- oh, my gosh. jeff: genius. krystal: i wanto talk about your inspiration for this. so you have a lot of artistry and creativity flowing through your vso you made that transition from the stage to making. >> exactly. >> we always do a theme for the different holidays. our favorite places broadway and the stage. so this year, we decided to do in new york. we couldn't be there, we would bring it to us. krystal: it's a little warm? this year in new york, isn't it [l>> yeah. krystal: this is beautiful. i love this. jeff: every individual cupcake has to take you some extra time. >> everything is handmade. so it takes a little while. the we love doing it. everyone loves looking at it. krystal: people who are looking at this before meant of trees these, is it too late to order your custom-made cupcakes and cookies? >> the assortment has already been pre-ordered. but there are still a few hours and we have some available in store. we have covered oreos and a whole bunch of the cupcakes with different types of holiday top

we are talking about lawmakers jeff: next, a fig jeff: don't try to beat an oncoming train. you constantly hear the warnings. here's what happens when people don't listen. impassioned or train smashes into a truck and it was all caught on camera. the truck driver clearly jumping the red light at the crossing. he was lucky to escape with minor injuries. krystal: that's why you do not go over the tracks. that's a mistake. this is a little crazy. he gives him some flowers and then tries to take them off the podium. this is happening in the ukraine. isn't this crazy? the ukrainian parliament. opponents of the president tried to remove the prime minister. he was giving a speech recapping the work of the government. jeff: normally, roses have a good outcome. we will see spend less time chasing sales and more time making room at the table. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. krystal: fires in southern nevada. just this year.

let's send it to jeff now. a story we want you to hear because we need your help to help servicemen and women in the community. jeff: this tends to be overlooked for many years p.m. many servicemen and women are not able to go home for the holidays. we wanted to give them a home away from home this holiday season. the director from the uso is here to tell us about a special holiday brunch. i come from a military family. when my brother was deployed overseas, and he has done four different deployments, it can be especially hard during the holidays but we also have servicem w here but do not have family to visit them during the holidays. it can be just as rough as being deployed. >> right. a lot of service members here are in the dorms and live in the dorms at the airspace. we wanted to provide something special for them. we will be doing a brunch for them for the guys who do not have the seniority or the funds to travel with their family. we will have a holiday brunch out there with all the fixings. we will have

jeff: antonio is following the crash. strip where they say and oregon woman intentionally ran over pedestrians on the sidewalk. sources say lakeisha holloway said i am in pain and want others to feel that pain. report describes and oregon woman looking for a place to sleep on the strip. lakeisha holloway was living inside her car with her three-year-old girl. hollowly told detectives casino security kept kicking her off the property. >> we believe she had some disassociation with the father of the child. antonio: sunday night police say hollowly veered into the sidewalk. 35 people were injured. >> the suspect drove her car over pedestrians. some ran up to the window and banged on her car, trying to get her to stop. antonio: the 24-year-old told somebody at the tuscany casino to call 911. >> she exited her vehicle and left her toddler in the vehicle, and it finds that she had run over individuals. antonio: detectives say hollowly showed no remorse. casino surveillance said holloway intentionally running over tourists. >> h

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>> jeff: no, i can't. when i go home, my dn 34th street, but that is fraction of what you saw there. >> >> kim: that was john tupper, thank you so much for sendin thai i hope you were watching. so they're calling the president putter in chief. this is what we're talking about. you corrected me, because a putt actually happens on the green. putter. he's using a chipper. so he's actually the chipper in incredible had everybody >> jeff: around the "water cooler," president obama enjoying r & r in hawaii, doing a little golfing and sinks this 40-foot chip shot, it's on its way and it drops. so that's something that you don't even see professionals do on a regular basis. the president even drops his club in awe of his own shot. made sure the cameras captured it. not bad. for the commander in keefe. >> krystal: that's a hard shot to make, you know. >> jeff: incredibly hard and he was using his -- one of his wedges, it's a really tough shot. stay with u ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... yo

jeff: good for her. she also wins a $100 gift card and a chance to win a $500 easing gift car courtesy of the children's hospital of nevada. marie: it sheds light on the people who are doing such inspirational things. if you know somebody who is going above and beyond and you want to share that with us, you can write to ask at news3lv.com will find us on our facebook page. jeff: let's can continue the conversation during the show. you can also tweak the station. time now for a look ahead at what is coming up live at 5:00. dozens of people trying to cope please say a 24-year-old woman killed one woman. coming up at 5:00, victims and witnesses are calling the terrifying moments of actress. marie: plus, a major country to republican causes, what he is shake about donald trump. also the checkout of your drive. jeff: winter snow in upstate new york. 2015 marks the first time in more than a century there that december has not been only had a trace of snow. temperatures in the 50's this could be short lived. te

jeff: coming up next, a deadly stretch of road. the new effort launched today to get people to pay more attention on one particular road. krystal: do not tell this guy about the new star wars movie. what he did when someone gave away a spoiler. star wars folks are serious. jeff: you saw how people reacted in the theater when the projector stopped. "mno!" and again, we will talk about the holiday brunch cleared it is hard sometimes for military familieso celebrate the holidays together. this family brought together for christmas. news three live at 12:30 is jeff: right now, a rash of deadly incidents. metro police and others gathering to talk about the need to improve safety along boulder highway. krystal: plus, extremist stop a bus with specific targets. the show of courage and compassion that saved so many people.

we are accident free, the way we continues, krystal and jeff. >> jeff: a local 10-year-old boy living with autism is now in need of a kid any transplant. >> krystal: so his family is trying to save up the money, but the bills are really adding up. we want to introduce to bubba, he was born with multiple disabilities and now he needs a new kidney. the problem is not finding a donor, but rather the out of pocket costs, his parents william and amy mcdermott have only been able to raise $200 of the $8,000 they would need to uproot their family to california for eight weeks for the surgery. they say their looking for any help. >> i don't feel i'm more important than anybody else. i do feel that maybe if they can just find it in their hearts to help a little boy, who is very special, but still nonetheless deserves just as much as anybody else, that would make everything for me. >> krystal: well, if you will like to happy the family, we have a link to their fund raising page on our web site, runnin' rebels took out their frustration of the last two dakota. this game was not even close at the

jeff: plus, midnight mass at the vatican. what you can expect from thepope as he delivers his annual message. krystal: and a big surprise for actor robert downey junior the christmas gift he got today from the governor of california. if you could see your cough, you'd see all the sickness you're spreading. new robitussin cf max severe soothes and delivers powerful relief of cough, sore throat, stuffy nose and fever. new robitussin cf max severe. because it's never just a cough. fact. when emergency room doctors choose an otc pain reliever the medicine in advil is their #1 choice. nothing is stronger on tough pain than advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. [siren] this is how you say it's going to be okay to someone who just lost everything. that, "yes, we'll find you somewhere to stay" and "yes, your children will have breakfast." every 8 minutes the red cross responds to a disaster and makes this promise. krystal: thank you for staying with us on this christmas eve. a cargo plane missed its landing in the democrati

jeff: thank you for joining us. im and form a shell. we start with the deadly crash on las vegas strip with new information coming in about the victims, including the one who died. >> this was a picture just tweeted out. joe lombardo sharing this new information and also, expressing condolences to the victims. more than five people were hit when the suspect mowed them down last night on the las vegas strip. we also learned about the accused in the crash. 24-year-old holloway. from oregon. it is believed she was homeless and living in her car possibly in the garage in hollywood. police did not get a vote -- did the child who was in the car at the time of the crash is now at child haven. jeff: our affiliate important said she had received a role model award three years ago. new information coming out with the suspect and the victims today. team coverage of all of the ongoing developments and we start with antonio, who is at metro headquarters. krystal: you have more. in the press conference, the sheriff saying she did tell them some type

jeff: jerry sandusky has scored a legal victory. the largest public-sector pension says it will not appeal a court order restoring his state retirement. the 71-year-old will resume collecting his $4900 a month pension. he stopped receiving pension when he was sentenced to 30-60 years. a spokesperson says the agency will now work with his lawyer years to figure out how much he is out in back pay. anchor: new video of violent police arrests raising concerns. jeff: an officer is being investigated after he is shown reporter: on the ground, punched in the face by a baltimore county police officer. now disturbing images of the moment before and the officer strikes over and over as he struggles to stay standing. he has visible injuries. >> they never handled the situation from the beginning. >> law enforcement says that should not have been used. >> there is no evidence of any kind of weapon or of him fighting back. throwing punches at the officers. reporter: they ordered him to leave the sidewalk after he tried to start fight. officers s

jeff: thank you very much. breaking news, the southern nevada health district is confirming the first flu related death of the season. the district did not release any other details. they say it is the best place to avoid getting sick. jeff: a much-needed makeover, 14 people have died on boulder highway this year vicki: highway is in the name. people are driving fast. this deadly roadway is getting new speed limit signs. it is part of an overdue safety plan. >> it is russian roulette. it is. reporter: it is a game no one wants to play. you are gambling with your life. people just don't stop. they keep on going. >> a regular on the boulder jackpot. >> sometimes you just have to get across. >> it is terrible. reporter: soon there will be a the busy road. a major redesign will literally dream make this street. first a new crosswalk. it will look like the this one. they are protecting pedestrians, connecting neighborhoods and t safer for everyone. it is greatly needed. next year and continue into 2017. kelsey thoma

jeff: finally. kelly: a christmas miracle. jeff: she hasn't seen any of the star wars. krystal: why you got to call me out? thank you. kelly: but the weather is good for a movie marathon. i say go hit up the red box and park it. it is great movie watching weather. here is a look at the satellite radar picture. look at the size of this storm system. rain showers from washington to mexico. we are starting to see some popping up around nebraska, , all heart of this mountain snow as well. the bulk of that precipitation lifted north. we still see it north of mesquite and around st. george. we see some snow showers there. notice we have some snow showers above 5000 feet. getting a little closer and closer to the valley. you can see there are those clouds starting to build in. we do have the chance for some rain showers in the valley today. snow at or above 5000 feet. here is a look at the temperatures. they are already starting to drop. degrees. henderson at 60. wind kind of taking up again. 20 mile-per-hour wind right now. summerlin, 10 miles per hour. here is what we are lo

jeff: what an awful night. continuing our coverage, if you have lived in las vegas along -- a long time, it sounds familiar. marie: terrible to say we have seen this before, but that is the truth. not just once but twice in our state. tom has been going to the archives. tom: 10 years ago, eyewitness account down like what happened yesterday. tom: those were the sounds of tourists struck by car. and off toduty police officer was having lunch. >> it jumped over the wall, ended up hitting the stonewall near the walkway, and took the suspect into custody. tom: a longtime drug and alcohol addicts became angry. three people were killed. this brought memories of thanksgiving day 1988 on virginia street. >> is coming straight at us. tom: she had been drinking and said he a voice told her to do it. >> [indiscernible] >> can you name some of them? >> jesus christ. tom: she was sentenced to die in the gas chamber. she showed no remorse. >> [indiscernible] tom: the method of execution was later changed to lethal injection,

jeff: christmas weather authority. it is beginning to look a lot like christmas up in northern nevada. snow falling in the sierras. vicky: that is not happening here. southern nevada. windy weather throughout the afternoon. continuing into the evening and overnight. is going to be very bumpy as far as the ride into southern nevada for santa claus. here are the wind gusts, over 20 to 30 mile per hour winds. reaching up to 37 miles per hour at the mountains edge. very gusty conditions that will continue overnight tonight. a quick look at the conditions outside. barely any wind for the downtown area. temperatures for the most part in most neighborhoods are in the 50's right now. we are going to cool down quite a bit into tomorrow. this is what it is looking like per hour in certain areas. miles per hour. the breezy conditions will continue overnight tonight. a very cold low-pressure system is continuing to make its way across nbringing a nice amount of snowfall to the sierras. we are going to see mostly some wind from tha

you were in love with jeff darby. [ chuckles ] no. but i'm in prison. jeff relelved the tedium. jeff feels differently. in fact, he's been very cooperative. ok, i'm not sure what lies je's been telling you, but he was obsessed with me. at first i felt sorry for him, but then he got all clingy. to be fair, he's young and lis older guys. i get it. but in kind of the same way i feel about you, i wish he'd just go away. i'd like to go now. okay. wait, wait, wait a minute, detective sanchez. how about... how w out i bet you 20 bucks... i can get you to confess? now you're just embarrassing yourself. okay, what if we raised the stakes? what if i bet you $100 you'd confess? i'd just be taking your money. hardly seems fair. chief, i think we should, uh, up the ante here a bit. how about this? how about $10,000? you know what? [ slaps table ] let's make it $400,000 i can get you to tell me everything i want to know. fine. i'll take that bet. what do you got? [ box thuds ] jeff darby led me to your storage space. whoo-hoo! i'm a winner... because i'm still not confessing. because when i'm

jeff: and, making amends. what one school district is offering a lunch lady who says she was fired for helping a student in need. one person is dead following a shooting at the plaza hotel. you are looking from our live camera at the plaza hotel. this unfolded just before 11:00 p.m. scene. we don't know if any arrests ntt have been take jen : youknow a teenager whose christmas wish list is long and costly. vicki: kids who may be forget from time to time that not everybody gets the c see in the movies. read callan introduces us to a valley teen whose christmas wish list wasrepoer: she's 14 years old and in love with the spirit of this season. her name is senokot and her christmas wish list was filled often forgotten in our faces on the streets who if they get a christmas at all, experience it on a cold sidewalk. seneca knew it and did something. seeing a need and responding with action. >> i wanted to bring a little of that feeling i have to them. reporter: seneca set up this asking herfrie s if they would help

jeff was embarrassed. so a year later, when jeff decided to propose to jenna, he figured johnston p.d. might do him a favor. sb jeff "wanted to do something crazy." "a lot of timing involved, i was nervous." he and officer matt chiles, the same guy who gave him the real ticket a year earlier, worked it all out. nats - you were doing 46 in a 35 a bogus speeding violation. jeff was even pretend handcuffed behind his car. and jenna was finally asked to get out of the car too. nats from cop -- would you get out and check this merchandise to see if it's stolen. he has a theft warrant. the look on jenna's face proves she has no idea what's going on, and the next few moments are priceless. nats - will you marry me? her reaction up until they hug sb - it took my emotions long time and it was a welcome break from the difficult work of real policing for officer matt chiles. sb -- just a nice break to be able to do something fun like this. jack: just like last year, jenna's jack: just like last year, jenna's family s

jeff: for ten minutes every hour. tracy christensen/wasatc h backcountry rescue--rossen two shot car @ 11:06:34 tracy: here's another tip for ya, always make sure the exhaust pipe is clear and free from snow so that carbon monoxide doesn't enter the car and poison. (11:06:15) jeff: and you were saying never sleep alone in a running car? tracy: never sleep alone in a running car. that's just a recipe for disaster. jeff: with that carbon monoxide coming in? tracy: yes. begin before you even leave your house. with one quick trip to the store, you can buy the bare essentials for less than 30 dollars. tracy christensen/wasatc backcountry rescue--rossen two shot car @ 11:18:45 tracy: you can pick this up anywhere. couple of things that are really important. at least a liter of water, some snacks some fruit. flashlight. batteries. some hand warmers, great items. help keep your extremities warm. jeff: and those are cheap in the store? tracy: oh h ah and they're great. jeff: and you have a blanket here too. you said that's sup

thanks for being with us, jeff. we will be looking at the deadly crash on the las vegas strip. >> the one who died is a 32 year old from buckeye, arizona, a suburb of phoenix. sheriff joe expressed condolences to the victims. more than 30 people hit by that vehicle here. we also learned a lot more about the woman accused in the deadly crash. >> that is where we want to he is live where the press conference to place a couple of hours ago. you have been doing digging and you can fill us in a little more into ms. holloway. what can you tell us? >> police are trying to find the motive behind the crash. investigators say more than 100 people were on the strip when the driver swerved into them. police say 24-year-old leticia holloway was behind the wheel of a car they took into a crowd of tourists on a las vegas strip. had been in las vegas for a week, homeless and living with a three-year-old baby girl. the sheriff does not believe this crash was -- until they get a full background on holloway, nothing has been ruled out

jeff: and the n.r.a. which they say is more interested in hemming gun manufacturers make -- helping gun manufacturers make money than in public safety. >> hogwash. call them out! >> i'm mad as hell and i'm not going to take it anymore. jess their feeling of frustration is -- jeff: their feeling of frustration is only growing. but so too is the reason for hope. >> we have seen he men tum build. people have had enough. momentum people and people have had enough. jeff: we tried to get aom the n.r.a. and then a written statement but a spokesperson said they have say about today's rall newsroom, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: thank you, jeff. ahead tonight at 6:00 new information about the shooting in san bernardino. how the woman shooter was allowed into the country despiteporting jihad online. also ahead, new drone rules about to go into effect. the go things you have t if you want to fly one of things. and we are at the premier of "star wars: the force leon: a maryland man has been arrested and charged wit

i'm jeff glor. abohio grand jury today declined to indict two white cleveland police officers, timothy loehmann and frank garmback, in the shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice. rice was shot in november of last year after being spotted waving a gun in a park. it turned out to be a toy. the prosecutor called the incident an absolute tragedy, but not a crime. demarco morgan is in cleveland. >> simply put, given this perfect storm of human error, the state's miscommunication by all involved that day, the evidence did not indicate criminal conduct by police. >> reporter: cuyahoga county prosecutor tim mcginty says this enhanced video shows 12-year-old tamir rice was pulling a pellet gun out of his waistband when it was shot. >> he either intended to hand it over to the officers or show it wasn't real gun, but there was no way for the officers to know it. they saw the events unfolding in front of them from a different perspective. >> reporter: the prosecutor said the radio dispatcher was to blame for

jeff? >> jeff :it was december 5th74 year old stuart jackson was waiting for the bus at the corner of van ness and market street. for some reason, someone attacked himeventually, stuart died from his injuries. where he would draw pictures to make a living. his long time friend, marc dierkes says they used to hang out together and talk in cafÉ's of north beach. for some reason somebody attacked him and after some weeks and hospital he died from his injuries his longtime friend marc said they used to hang out together >> marc dierkes : it's bothersomejust the way it really disturbing. >> jeff :stuartwas a regular at vesuvio and was often seen there, quietly drinking coffee and drawing pictures of the people who would come inbar manager and long time friend, joanna lioce says he was a gental man who loved the arts and she says she can't understand why anyone would want to hurt him. --gentle man >> joanna lioce : everyone is and it's a really horrible situationit should not happen to anyone but

jeff: both. emily: very diplomatic. jeff: i would like to go to another small company.love to go through that experience again. o be able to take a company, build an iconic brand beloved by the customers. and create value for our shareholders. emily: what is your take on valuations right now and his discussion of bubbles or bust? jeff: i think you go through cycles. the public markets have it right. he hype of the headline number is a fallacy because there is liquidation preference from the private investors that allow them to markup the headline price, which allows you to attract additional capital. many of these companies will have down rounds if they go public. some of them do not even have a real business model. there are companies like uber and others who are revolutionizing different aspects of our economy and they will be worth a lot of money. emily: i do want to talk about shutterfly. we are just through the thanksgiving holiday. how did you guys do over the holiday? jeff: we had a fantastic black friday to cyber monday. it is part of our important q4. once peop

jeff: the most surprising test, this toy horn. >> over 106 decibels. jeff: way over. to told you that some toys are as loud as an ambulance screeching by with the siren on. i didn't believe it but we have an ambulance and the meter. just under 100. some of the toys we tested are louder than this. the toy industry association with an audiologist when developing a sound system for toys and no toys for children have been found to be dangerous based on the sound level. >> this christmas, think safe listening and limit exposure to loud toys. jim: in one of my less shining moments as a father, 20 years ago, riley had a barney toy that would sing when you pushed the bello. one night it wouldn't stop and i put it in the basement. eventually it stopped. that was jeff rosen reporting for us. there are ways to protect your children from hearing loss. marie: you can put tape over the speakers. as for riley, your father says he's sorry. time to look at what's coming up a bizarre high-speed chase in michigan. you will not believe who was behind the wheel. jim: that will wrap it up

for that to jeff skversky. >> jeff. >> lesean mccoy had a chip on shoulder every since chip kelly traded him away and fumbled news by not telling leading all time rusher he was rushed off to buffalo. mccoy leaving angry and upset again tonight. so much so throws helmet into locker room aft game. lesean mccoy no handshake but gives jeffery lurie a long hug and kisses logo at mid field n no. love lost though once they kickoff mccoy booed on first carry 74 yards on the ground. and dram with the current eagl eagles running backs. de marco murray limited again and matthews starts and sproles makes impress on opening drive. 7-0. bills answer back. tierod takeler deep wore sammy watkins. touchdown. we're tide at 7. 2nd quarter the eagles and bills fighting back and forth. lesean mccoy doing more than running mouth mccoy shoves fletcher cox. agholor kept out all year, too, thoub in the second sam bradford 53 yard for room rookie and the touchdown seige seigels up 7 at the half. end of third. bilz within three. former practice squad player by alap sdo. tied at 20. 4th quarter comes down to final

jeff: and i'm a loud talker. crew 11:19:40 / lockdown 19:02:29 / iphone 11:02:22 jeff: let's try this rattle. (shaking rattle) sandy: hitting 90 which is way above safe listening levels. ....nats drill.... believe it or not, that's as loud as an electric drill. ....nats wheel.... crew 11:24:19 and this wheel toy... sot dr. sandra levey crew 11:24:40 / lockdown sandy: that got to about 91 decibels. ....nats hair dryer.... crwe 11:48:32 about as loud as a hair dryer. sot dr. sandy levey crew 11;31;02;22 / lockdown 19:13:40 jeff: i think i speak for a lot of parents who have a lot of these toys at home. i every single day and to me they hear just fine. sandy: well that's the thing loss, it's gradual and the parent and the child will not necessarily notice that there is this gradual loss of hearing. ....transition.... but the most suprising test... ....nats horn.... crew 11:26:22 this toy horn... sot dr. sandy levey crew 11:2:2:27 / lockdoon 19:00:07 / iphone 11:09:10 sandy: over 116 decibels with that toy jeff:

we'll check in with jeff maher. >> jeff: guys, thanks. right here, this is maryland parkway and russell, we have an accident that is currently being cleaned up. we're also monitoring your travel times today and what we're looking at here is 15 southbound, it's a little slower moving at eight minutes, between the bowl and tropicana. 515 northbound between the 215 and las vegas boulevard, clear at 12 minutes, and 215 web, from 515 to i-15, clear at nine minutes. another check at sky 3, which is over a commercial fire in just a bit. >> kim: thank you. and that's because there's breaking news, that's why sky 3 is above. we also have a ground view live on your screen, car soon carson and 13th, and we have gotten word there is a dry cleaning business that has caught fire and as jeff mentioned in just a little while, we'll have images from sky 3 above, but we've transitioned to our d-camera, which has a good shot of the different fire didn't that have responded to the scene. >> dana: just to orient you, this is eight blocks east of south of frem

jeff, thank you. probably not selling a lot of hot chocolate there. >> tailgaters had something to cheer about today. eagles pulling out a win over shady mccoy and the bills. >> the stakes were high and birds made it happen. jeff skversky is here with more they needed this win and got it bottom line. >> for the defense they came up big stopping lesean mccoy. yards rushing for the most part kept them in check and didn't do severe damage. lesean mccoy had a chip on his shoulder since chip traded him awe and fumbled news by not telling the eagles all time leading rusher that was the story line all week that he was rushed off to buffalo and now he's back. as promised lesean doesn't shake chip kelly's fan but how about the hug for jeff lurie. eagles back de marco powery limited and darren sproles in the first. fly eagles fly early. 2nd quarter sam bradford, 53 yards to nelson agholor. eagles up 7. final minute of the game phils down 3 throws it up and reynolds picks it off. what a play! eagles hang on to w

jeff: it was. the most lucrative offer i got was to help smuggle in a duffel bag that was full of some items that would carry a lot of value on the compound. of course, i declined doing that. after some prisoners sobbing me on the basketball court, they said, you're really fast. you can probably get to the edge of the compound and back in 45 seconds. we'll give you several hundred dollars for doing that. i was not even the least bit tempted. host: david in lafayette, louisiana. independent. caller: what are your plans for the future? jeff: that's for the question and for calling in. of public professor policy at the new school in new york city. i teach students getting their master degrees or doctorate in urban or public policy. i also work in missouri on affordable housing policy and i am an advocate for criminal justice reform. i speak around the country on the issue and i am on the boards of several nonprofits that are fighting to improve conditions inside presence. , northennis in lewisburg car

jeff, tonight they are back here at home with the help of can. rowlett, texas. all of this is creating huge problems at airports. since yesterday more than 10,000 flights have been delayed. about 4,100 canceled. many of those in chicago and dallas-fort worth. eric fisher is chief meteorologist at our cbs boston station, wbz. he joins us now. eric, where are these storms headed next? >> reporter: jeff, this whole huge storm system starting to move its way off toward the north and east. we have heavy snow and ice in the upper midwest. all this moving into the northeast tomorrow. places that were 70 degrees on christmas eve getting their first winter storm of the season, a mix of sleet, freezing rain and snow that will cause travel issues out the door tomorrow morning before all this finally moves off to the north and east and out to sea as we head into late tomorrow evening. york city actually a punch into the warmer air, above 50 degrees, but the boston area across new england and interior parts of new york state, a wintry mix that's going to cause quite a few tr

jeff. >> jeff :they sent in a swat team and made the arrest more than 48 hours after the stabbing death of 34 year old colleen shawpolice got a break in the casean undercover redwood city police officers spotted the only suspect in the case at this home on massachusetts avenue. >> captain dave norris : our surveience team, just before five, it was about 4:45, spotted a subject who they believed to be the suspect entering that >> jeff :police felt confident they had found 22 year old anthony kirincic. neighbors were told to go inside the swat team set up a perimeter and kirincic was surrounded with no place to go. >> captain dave norris : a flash bang was deployed. >> jeff :distracting the suspect.and, sending concerned neighbors away from their windows. >> nigel : very scary. >> jeff :the team took kirinsic into custody very quicklythat was about 7:30. as you might imagine, residents were stunned to see the whole thing unfold in their neighborhood. this resident did not want to give his last namehe says things were pretty crazy earlier >> nigel : we knew there was a lot going on but we

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg joining us live to explain why that is it. jeff? jeff: we are hearing mixed reactions to this plan. at this time of day you can see the traffic build up on 66. it's a real nightmare. the virginia transportation leaders have a plan to reduce the pain on the roads. this morning in a unanimous vote in alexandria the commonwealth transportation board agreeing to move forward with a plan to add tolling on i-66 inside the beltway. it will have solo drivers paying to use the h.o.v. lane similar somewhat to the hot lanes on 495, 395 and i-95. vehicles with two or more drivers will still be allowed to use the lanes for free. the price of the toll will depend on the traffic volume but it is expected to be in the average of $5 to $7. transportation officials say the move could open the door for widening 66 as well at some point in the future.