mi querida grace parecida a mi querida jenni rivera.>>> gracias >>> don pedro no ha ido por ese rumbo >>> no, no hemos ido por ahÍ, pero precisamente se estÁn haciendo eventos poco mÁs importantes, que, que estar ahÍ, porque hay una persona que se llama ne fero titi carvajfertit epa fe enfermera y estÁ repartiendo comida a la gente que necesita, ella misma estarÁ en la cruz reparando los daÑos >>> buen hablando de sus seguidores, vamos con erica y me lo dijo ejempun pajarito >>> sÍ chicos hay mucha reacciones en cuanto a esto el hijo menor de jenni rivera mantiene su cuenta de instagram en vivo donde documentÓ el Último dÍa de su mamÁ donde vemos las canciones que int interpretÓ en la arena monterrey hace 3 aÑos hasta el a ddiÓs a chiquis donde le dedicÓ el tema paloma, y veremos lo que dijo despuÉs de 4 horas de show >>> el pÚblico imparable. >>> como deprimida que empieza a decir cosas, recuerda eso. >>> (hablan en inglÉs) >>> wow! . >>> bueno por su parte chiquis tambiÉn compartiÓ este video y comenta que darÍa lo que sea por abrazar

jenny hill, bbc news, abensberg.5 so vladimir putin make russia and himself central to some of the most pressing issues of the day -- such as the conflict in eastern ukraine and russia. his personality is manifesting itself in a range of ways, including the 2016 calendar. steve rosenberg is looking through one. how would you like to spend a whole year with vladimir putin? now's your chance. presenting the putin calendar, 2016. ♪ january, february, march, april, may, june, july. january, february, march, april, may, june, july. september, october, november, december. august, september, october, november, december. ♪ steve: with this calendar, you don't only get pictures, you get words of wisdom. this is march. vladimir putin with a flower of his nose and the words, i like all russian women. i think russian women are the most talented and beautiful. october, military garb and a serious expression. no one will succeed in gaining military superiority over russia, putin says. the next month, slightly less serious, vladimi

alan: se cumple el aniversario de la muerte de jenni rivera, verÁs cÓmo la recordaron sus hijos.Ños para navidad para mujeres con curva. alan: en la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn. karla: y en tu programa favorito con mÁs actualidad, ayuda y mucha alegrÍa! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ johnny: seÑores, buenos dÍas, miÉrcoles 9 de diciembre de 2015 y solamente faltan 16 dÍas para navidad, y yo tengo el espÍritu encendido, voy a cortar la tarjeta porque presiento que voy a comprar de todo. me estÁ agarrando el tiempo. es muy tarde. alan: william y chabÁn están en acciÓn naciones y próximamente los sorprenderemos. ana: agradecemos la decoraciÓn en nuestra casita, tenemos varios arbolitos. karla: tenemos de todo un poco, despertamos con una canciÓn porque hoy se cumplen 3 aÑos de la muerte de nuestra querida jenni rivera, ella sigue viva en nuestros corazones, la recordamos con mucho cariÑo y vamos a enseÑar cÓmo la recordaron sus hijos. francisca: vamos con satcha y las noticias. satcha: un placer saludarlos como cada maÑana y informarles. siguen las investigaciones para desembarcar al de los responsabl

ese dÍa los niÑos quieren tener su privacidad ser solamente hijos de dolores jenni rivera. >>> rosie

i'm thinking, we need to get her out of the water. >> with jenny in tow, forsyth starts swimming back to his boat, afraid time is running out. >> just then he sees a vacation yacht. >> they yell out to us, we have doctors on board, bring her here. >> so right away we started swimming her to the yacht. as we got close, they reached down and pulled her up on the swim deck. >> linda, a trained emt, doesn't hesitate to join two doctors who happen to be among the vacationers on board. >> my feet just took me. i just got a -- a feeling of -- i can help, and immediately went right into action. >> they tried to keep me away. they tried to get me up on the main deck of the boat because i was no help and i was panicking. >> the doctors work feverishly to keep jenny and logan alive. >> it was pretty serious. she started to throw up bubbles, froth. she's not getting oxygen to her body. in any kind of emergency like this, oxygen is one of the first things you can do to save a life. >> within half an hour, the rescuers get logan, jenny and andy, all still in dangerous condition, to an emergency roo

jenny thin she might have a year left, maybe two. nowadays, she finds streng hope that the n jenny dough is the festival's founder. she may not live to see another >> so i've been diagnosed for the second time stage four breast cancer. it has been me at -- >> reporter: the side effects aren't worth it. she'll try holistic treatments, hope for the best, say her good-byes and make one final big push to keep her legacy alive >> look at the time i have remaining for me and see what i can do before i go. >> reporter: with hundreds of models, performers, writers, chefs and crew to coordinate the festival is a massive undertaking it's only held every other year. it's all worth it. the proceeds go to support an orphanage in vietnam. because of the donation they're feeding, providing medical care and schooling for the orphans and the entire village. jenny says the best candidate to take over the festival should love the culture, people and community and doesn't have to be vietnamese >> when you come for that kind of approach you can't fail >>

. >>> and we want to remind you coming up in a few minutes we'll go one-on-one with jenny mccarthy. and what she was surprised about when planning this year's show. >>> a developing story out of dubai. a fire at a luxury hotel. the fire burped through the 63 story hotel sending flames shooting into the sky. and the nearby fireworks show went off as planned. some security analysts are calling this unusual. the government in due bay is saying 14 people slightly injured. >> the fire began just a couple of hours before midnight in dubai. it started on the outside of the 20th floor of the downtown dubai building. flames engulfed the entire building all the way up to the -- >> that's not a flame for heat. that's a fire. and all of a sudden, it started glowing. and then immediately we decided we need to get out because we saw debris falling from the building. >> the fireworks show included 1 1/2tops of fireworks and a the street below. explosions could be heard from inside the tressed building. >> it was quite louter than the earlier one. and the fires have erupts. it started now to increa

next we have jenny mccarthy. she is dishing on new year's rockin' eve. >> get a hammy, everybody. >>> welcome back to "gma" and happy new year's eve. we have our mascots here, pumping us up this morning for the big college playoff games on espn. >> a lot coming up including a big reveal of the new american girl doll but first there she is hiding behind that mysterious scrim but for sara hours away from the famous dropping of the ball in times square. you have an up close look with jenny mccarthy. >> i sure did just a couple of blocks away the big times square ball will drop as we count down to 2016 and spent a little time up there with jenny mccarthy who is a handful. i love her and she's co-hosting dick clark's rockin' new year's eve with ryan seacrest. had to do it. we had a ball. >> nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm here right now with one of the dynamic duo. >> oh, and you're here, jenny, are you ready? >> i am. this is no doubt like one of my favorite types of the year. i've been doing it six year, ryan h

. >> let get out to jenny joyce on the scene this morning. >> hi there jenny. >> reporter: good morning. that is right one is in critical condition, two other victims are in stable condition, all are at temple university hospital recovering. police say triple shooting happened late last night on the 100 block of east somerset street in the fair hill section of the city two. male where is shot in the leg, one is okay, the other is in critical condition. a female was also shot. the she's going to be okay. all three victims were driven to temple hospital by police as investigators searched for the shooters, police say they are looking for two male whose took off from that area they were wearing hoods, police are also looking a at a car that is on the 2900 block of eighth street for possible involvement in this shooting. >> based on initial information we're told that the shooters were two males wearing mask, and dark clothing and they fled on foot in an unknown direction. they probably entered a vehicle. now you police stopped the vehicle, that was leaving the scene of this location about

ryan seacrest live with us, jenny mccarthy taking you behind the scenes. it's "gma's" new year's rockin' morning as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> i'm not going to say it as well as jenny mccarthy just said but good morning, america. >> a little more bounce, amy. >> "gma" weekend anchor dan harris is here, sara haines and tom llamas as well. we are counting down to tonight's big celebration right here in times square. take a look at the ball getting ready to drop just hours from now and the first new year's celebrations have already kicked off, fireworks welcoming in 2016 in auckland, any zealand. >> it blows my mind that they're so far ahead of us. they will be over their with our ball drops here. into that. >> i'm not great at math but able to get there. >>> the college football playoff. two big bowl games kicking off on espn, the team mascots from clemson and michigan state right there on an astroturf carpet. i don't know if you can see it. hoping to get all four but two of them got stuck. their planes didn't take off so we got two of them. >>

next we have jenny mccarthy. she is dishing on new year's rockin' eve. >> get a hammy, everybody.gearing up for the celebration tonight...with over 1-hundred national guard officers on the strip. at mccarran officers are already there. airport officials are expected more than 2-hundred and 60 thousand people to land here by today for america's biggest party! just like on the strip the soldiers are there to deterr anyone looking to cause trouble. captain sebastian balint, nevada national guard (12 seconds) "so the presence is a big part of it. and we're here to assist metro directing traffic and looking and seeing and identifying issues then helping with ongoing support for whatever else help they need." butted to christine crews, mccarran international airport (6 seconds) "this is not in response to any new information or any potential threat. this is something we do every new year's eve." metro has been teaming up with the nevada national guard since 2001. generals say with each year they learn how to better pat

next we have jenny mccarthy. she is dishing on new year's rockin' eve. >> get a hammy, everybody.heath officials in iowa say flu levels are relatively low throughout the state, compared to recent years. so far this flu season, roughly 20 people have been hospitalized, and two people have died. officials at the state hygienic lab in coralville say this flu season could be milder for a number of reasons. one is the milder winter. cold weather forces people indoors, where the virus can thrive. the state epidemiologist told a local official a lot of iowans have been hospitalized with "flu-like" symptoms. but many of those cases were not the flu. it's too early to tell if the low number is partially due to this season's vaccine. more than 500 people across the state have reported having shigella this year. and at least half of those cases were in linn county. shigella is a bacterial disease that spreads from person to person, typically lasting four to seven days. symptoms include diarrhea, fever, nausea, and abdominal

this was jenny and mike pelletier' s home just before 6:00 last night. fire ripping through 127 the pelletier' swere out christmas shopping at the time. jenny: our daughter had asked didn' t tell us about, so we had to go down and retrieve them. ray: the couple' s five-year-old twins were down the road with their grandparents, so fortunately no one was home. s dogs, but that was mike: we' we' ve got on as of last night pulled together. fire department which alerted townspeople to the need. lt. biron: when i realized it was two twins that they were really going to need help, and that the family is going to need help, so i started a facebook post, and it really kind of went viral. ray: throughout the morning, people were dropping items off at the fire station. >> i just went down to the fire department, and it was overwhelming. an entire truck load of things from the community. ray: and also stopping by to deliver things in person. >> this is from newt high school and members of the community ok . we want you to know we' re here. ray: so many items have be

. >> when jenny came to washington, d.c.with her family almost 20 years ago from china, she chose to live in a tight knit ethnic enclave of chinatown in order to hold onto some of her cultural heritage. but today chinatown is fast disappearing. the famous gate only remains as a tourist attraction surrounded by western food and clothing franchises. but it's about the people. at one time 3,000 chinese lived in washington's chinatown. today only 300 remain, and half of those might soon be gone. their building being replaced, jenny tang being evicted so luxury don condos will be built. >> every month we pay our rent on time. >> they're victory of gentrification, a process in which poor minorities are pushed out as the city develops and the wealthy move in. according to one study non-chinese populations in these areas have doubled in a decade, some researchers estimate that of the 15 large china towns in america only three remain authentic to their chinese cultural past. >> the chinatown is not just with the people chinatown is a

. >> reporter: when jenny tang came to washington, d.c. with their family almost 20 years ago from china, she chose to live in the tight knit ethnic enclave of china town. but today china town is fast disappearing. the famous chinese gate only remains as a tourist attraction, surrounded by western food and clothing franchises. but it's about the people. at one time, 3,000 chinese lived in washington's china town. today only about 300 remain, and half of those might soon be gone, their building being replaced, jenny tang to be evicted to a luxury condo can be built. >> reporter: most of the people that live here, they all have jobs, but we don't have as much money as them, but every day, every month we pay our rent on time. >> reporter: they are victims of what is called gentrification, a process through which poor minorities are pushed out, as the city develops and the wealthy move in. non-chinese populations in these areas have doubled in a decade, some researchers estimate that of the 15 large china towns in america, only three still rem

. >> reporter: when jenny came to washington d.c. almost 20 years ago, she decided to live in the tight-knit ethnic enclave of chinatown to hold on to some ethage origins. it is fast disappearing. the gate over the main avenue is a tourist attraction, surrounded by western food and clothing franchises. it's about the people. at one time 3,000 chinese lived in washington's chinatown. today onward 300 remain. half may be gone, the building replaced. jenny tank to be evicted to a condo can be built. >> most of the people that live here, we have jobs. even though we have jobs, we do not have enough money. every day, every nonth we pay our rent on time. >> they are victims of gentry tick fixation, a process through which poor minorities are pushed out. according to one study, non-chinese populations doubled in a decade, researchers estimating that of the 15 charge china up to s, three are authentic to chinese cultural pass. charlottetown is not just with the people. it's a place where social networks, economic fabrics have been built. whe

next we have jenny mccarthy. she is dishing on new year's rockin' eve. >> get a hammy, everybody. >>> good morning, on this thursday, december 31st. i'm lori stokes, in queens a strip club that is part of the investigation into the shooting of knicks' forward cleanthony early. the cityscape's gentleman's club was already closed nor night when the small molotov cocktail struck a window just after 5:30 this morning. nobody was injured and there was no damage to the building. the vandals are on the run. >>> also new york city is preparing to host the biggest new year's eve party in the world. and the nypd is prepared to keep the revelers safe. in times square tonight. there will also be air patrols and k-9 units monitoring the crowd. >>> a live look now at times square where security forts are already on duty. there's no known credible threat against the city officials say. >>> it's 8:28. we'll >>> 8:28. let's get a check don morning commute with debbie duhaime. debbie? >> lirr still seeing a 40 and port jeff branch

. >> reporter: when jenny came 20 years ago from china, she chose to live in the tight-knit conclave order to hang on to her cultural heritage. today chinatown is fast disappearing. the famous chinese gate over the main avenue remains as a tourist attraction, surrounded by western food and clothing franchises. it's about the people. at one time 3,000 chinese lived in washington's chinatown. today only about 300 remain, and half of those might soon be gone. the building replaced, jenny tang to be evicted so a luxury condo can be built. >> most that live here have jobs. we don't have as much money with them. every day, every month we pay the rent. >> reporter: they are victims of gentrification, a prospect through which poor minorities are moved out. >> according to one study non-chinese populations in the areas doubled in a decade. some estimate of 15 large chinatowns, three are authentic to the chinese cultural past. >> china townis not just with the people. chinatown is a place where social networks, economic fabrics, right, it's been built. >> reporter: but when chinese are pushed

la muerte de nuestra querida jenni rivera, ella sigue viva en nuestros corazones, la recordamos con mucho cariÑo y vamos a enseÑar cÓmo la recordaron sus hijos. francisca: vamos con satcha y las noticias. satcha: un placer saludarlos como cada maÑana y informarles. siguen las investigaciones para desembarcar al de los responsables de los ataques en san bernardino, california. deciden si poner cargos criminales contra el hispano enrique mÁrquez vecino y amigo de los perpetradores del ataque, sÓlo si se confirma que comprÓ las armas para entregÁrselas al pistolero, marÍa eugenia con los Últimos detalles. marÍa: investigadores federales creen que entre 2011 y 2012 justo cuando enrique mÁrquez se convertÍa al islam, su amigo de infancia y vecino pidiÓ que comprara los 2 rifles de

. >> and sending and providing materials for isis, jenny joyce joins us live from fbi headquarters in center city with more, jenny. >> reporter: it was special agent from fbi the headquarters in philadelphia that was involve in the raid that lasted about four hours, 19 year-old jahlil aziz was arrested and charged with working with well known isis members. federal authorities say that the teen had more than 50 twitter accounts, which he was using to spread islamic state propaganda and connect with well known members and offer his assistance. officials say aziz may have been preparing to execute an attack on u.s. soil, last month investigators raided the follow come street home he shared with his parents and found tactical style backpack in his closet with supplies like ammunition, modified kitchen knife, a thumb drive, tin filled with medicine and full face mask similar to those worn bias lamb i can state militants. the we talk to aziz neighbors who were terrified this was going on so close to them. woman whose 98 year-old aunt lives in the neighborhood stopped over to make sure that

and she once coached jennie baranchyk at iowa. baranchyk was jennie lillis, hawkeye basketball star bluder and baranchyk now head to head as head coaches. drake's caitlin ingle drives, drops it off to lizzy wendell. dogs down one. hawkeye's alexa kastanek three pointer. two point hawkeye lead. drake freshman, nicole miller with the quick answer... drake back up one. bulldogs get sloppy on other way for an easy two... iowa pulling away bill fennelly wrote fans a note to miss work today. play hooky, watch the cyclones matinee. and that note worked for school as well. cyclones hosting northern arizona. behind in the third quarter when, bri fernstrom shoots three.got it! monster game for the sophomore. fernstrom scores 23 points, with 13 rebounds and a school record nine blocked shots. have a game bree! anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like

jenny: hi. jenny. lemonis: jenny, nice to meet you. jenny: my sister. lemonis: she's your sister? okay. lemonis: and you all are married? -both: yes. -jenny: we live in new orleans. ewell: seafood. i did all the promotions for the state. lemonis: are you still in the seafood business today? ewell: no, i'm not. i resigned, and i've been helping with them. -lemonis: oh, okay. -ewell: we see a gold mine here. and for a marketer, this is nirvana. you know? it's a lot of fun. so, i started playing with their facebook page. and word of mouth is spreading faster than they can handle the growth. lemonis: but why do we need more p.r.? we have a line out the door. ewell: we see so much potential that we can build this brand beyond this location. lemonis: now you're changing the secret recipe. that's what i worry about. this concept of franchising and opening them up all over the country is not always a good idea. it's not ice cream. it's a brand that isn't portable. you guys can't be everywhere. franchising shuler's is a bad idea. barbecue is regional. there are different styles and there a

jenny browdy who had no idea this was coming.. ((jenny browdy - project mgr at henderson warehouse her name is dorothy, she's a month old, i'm currently on maternity leave but unfortunately just found out that by the time i come back i won't have a job )) the p-u-c voted unanimously to energy will pay for net metering .. which is the excess energy solar panels create. the puc also agreed to change the flat service rate for customers with solar panels. rates will begin going up january first. what they will be... has yet to be determined. and by the way... solar city hans't made it clear who will service existing clients. ((paul joncich)) what about solar city employees? ((sharie johnson)) some people told us the company is relocating them. but for people with families who can't up and move... they're not sure what they will do. ((denise valdez)) > a panicked little girl calls 9-1-1... for an elf on the shelf emergency. little girl calls 9-1-1... emergency. ((paul joncich)) what she did... that put santa's visit in jeopardy. ((deni

busy travel day as we heard from jenny already delays at the check in lines, and already what 5:17. so if you're intend to go travel out of philadelphia international airport, get down there early, expect weather delays on top of check in, poor visible, because of the fog. we had no fog and crystal clear visibility last night when we hit the road and took a trip to south philadelphia. the miracle on 13th street. 1600 block of 13th street between tasker and morris, it was snowing, we had big jug of mr. bulbs and snow machine, got us in the holiday spirit, nobody had a jacket on whether we first showed up there. but look at the lights, 20 year tradition for the folks down there in south philadelphia. philadelphia magazine, and even travel ma magazine i believe listed them as one of the tourist spots for folks that come if from out of town. santa stopped by. grinch was, there frosty the snowman, great pizza from the folks, good cannoli's good. eating good in south philly and check owing out the light f would you like to see all of the christmas light that the folks sent us, all of the

and half of those may be gone, their building being replaced, jenny to be evicted to a luxury condo can be built. most of the people that live here, even though we have jobs we don't have as much money as them, but every day, every month, we pay our lent on time. >> they are victims of what is called gentrification, a process in which poor minorities are pushed out, and the wealthy move in according to one study, nonchinese populations have doubled in a decade, some estimate of the 15 large china towns only three still remain authentic to their chinese cultural past. >> china town is not just with the people. china town is a place where social networks economic fabrics, it's been built. >> but when chinese will pushed out, it breaks up cohesion of the community, and threatens traditions. but in new york, people are fighting back. >> in some ways new york city has been one of the lone success stories of people taking to the streets to fight back against development. because everybody here knows once the heart and soul and the character of their china town is gone, it likely will never co

jenni, you knew the gunman.yes. >> can you tell us what he was like and what your interactions were like with him? >> our interactions were always pleasant. i knew him from when he came on board. i worked with him often, side by side as the receptionist and, you know, taking messages and, you know, different aspects that would involve his inspections and such. he was always pleasant, always had a smile. always very courteous. said, i don't want to interrupt you, but can you help me with this, that type of thing. he was pleasant to work with. >> did he say anything about his marriage or about his wife? >> that happened after i left the department. i left a year and a half ago. so, no, i didn't have any connection with him in regard to that. >> you had no indication -- correct me if i'm wrong -- that he had changed or somehow become extreme? >> no, i didn't. i think i had enough connections still with most of the staff in that office, that if anyone had noticed anything, they would have told me. >> as we've said,

solar customer jenny browdy decision. ((jenny browdy - project mgr at henderson warehouse puc and nv energy has made it so that we're not saving, if anything, we might actually be paying more for our electricity having gone solar than if we had sense to me )) the p-u-c voted unanimously to reduce the amount that n-v metering... which is the excess energy solar panels create. reporting live, sharie johnson, 8news now. ((denise valdez)) sharie, what happens if a company disagrees with the p-u-c decision? ((sharie johnson)) governor statement: i support a solar future for this state. renewable projects have been installed in nevada during my administration. however, the state must also strike a balance between helping to develop the solar industry which i believe has tremendous potential while ensuring just and reasonable energy rates for all nevadans. ((denise valdez)) > will it be chilly for your christmas holiday? ((paul joncich)) or should you come up with plan b for those travel plans. tedd florendo joins us live with a

. >> when jenny discovered that chinatown is fast disappearing.the famous chinese gate over the many avenue remains as a tourist attraction. but it's about the people. at one time 3,000 chinese lived in chinatown. today, only about 300 remain. and out of those the buildings are being replaced, and jenny will be evacuated so a luxury condo can be built. >> most of the people who live here. >> they are victories of gentrification as a city develops and the wealthy moves in. non-chinese in these areas have doubled in a decade, and of all the china towns, only three remain authentic to its past. it's been built. >> when chinese are pushed out it's breaks up social cohesion of the community and threatens traditions, but in new york people are fighting back. in some ways new york city has been one of the loan success stories of people taking to the streets to fight back against dense development because everyone here knows when heart, soul and original character of the original chinatown is gone it will likely never come back. in washington jenny tang k

. >> when jenny came to washington, d.c. 20 years ago from china, she chose to live in the tight knitnclave of chinatown to hold on to some of her cultural heritage. today, chinatown is fast disappearing. the famous chinese gate over the main avenue only remains as a tourist attraction, surrounded by western food and clothing franchises. it's about the people. at one time, 3,000 chinese lived in washington's chinatown. today, only about 300 remain, and half of those might soon be gone, their believe being replaced, jenny to be econvicted so a luxury condo can be built. >> most of the people has live here, we all have jobs, but even though we all have jobs, we don't have as much money as them, but every day, every month, we pay our rent on time. >> they're victims of what's called gentrification as the city develops and the wealthy move in. according to one study, northern chinese populations in these areas have doubled in a decade, some researchers estimate that of the 15 large chinatowns in america, only three still remain authentic to their chinese cultural past. >> a chain in a tow

thank you very much, jenny joy joyce. >>> saying goodbye to kobe. too bad we cannot say goodbye to traffic jams. >> the top traffic bottlenecks in the country and not surprising some spots in our area made the list. >> scott. >> iain right now ultimate doppler tracking a little bit of a lull across our area but look at all of the rain to the south coming up the timing of when this moisture moves back into our area. >> howard? >>> kobe bryant his last game here in philadelphia reflects on his time growing up in philadelphia. we'll have that and a one-on-one with one of the coaches and one of the eagles and they talk it out on what's wrong with the eagles much that's coming up in sports. tt//www.evertz.com>[a5df] >> all right. big day in your weather authority. >> we had a lot of rain. little bit of a lull rate now. scott as much as we had the rain it wasn't that cold out there. >> yeah, the high temperature today december 1st you guys, check your calendars we're talking about 56 degrees that was the high. the average this time of year is right about

jen, is at the round house, jenny. >> reporter: male and female in their 20's are in stable condition and then a 36 year-old man shot in the thigh is in critical condition. police tell thaws man lost a lot of blood at the scene last night. all three victims were found lying on the ground within close proximity to one another. police say the triple shooting happened last night on the 100 block of east somerset street in fair hill. all three victims were driven to temple hospital by police as investigators searched for the shooters. >> at least 15 shots were fired from two separate caliber home i ought i can handguns. we found 15 spent shell casings on the street in the unit block of west somerset street and those 15 shell casings were of two separate caliber . >> reporter: police say they are looking for two males who took off wearing dark colored hood is. police are looking for a car that is on the 2900 block of a street for a possible involvement in the shooting, they found a woman inside the car and she looked suspicious and they are interviewing her now. police are hoping witnesses

let's get over to jenny joyce who's live outside with the latest. at the linc. good morning, jenny. >>reporter: good morning, karen. and that nfl game day music used to be inspireing, not this season at all. last night's game about as ugly as this morning's weather in a 38 to 24 against the redskins the eagles lost any chance of any post season play. we talked to a lot of fans last night. many disgusted watching turn overs and dropped passes. many couldn't care less about next week's final game against the giants. instead, they're focusing on the future, what to do next. a lot of people were posting on social media, chip's got to go. we talked to possibly as they were leaving the game last night. the one we talked to didn't seem angry, it's almost as if they weren't surpriseed about how the season turned out. just given up. >> high hopes every year. another disappointing year. it's there's always next year >> hose a great coach with but a bad bad gm. they got rid of all the players that's why they suck. >> reporter: personnel decisions is a big issue for a lot of people now that his

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. >> lets get to jenny joyce because apparently this is not your typical fruitcake.ou get fruitcake. oh, man, this is good you have got to try it. >> it is really good. you have to try it. i have to try it too. i haven't tried it yet but life here, at the the bakery in westmont if you have a holiday sweet treat get ready, gear up because this bakery has what you need this man right here, ken is, drove 300 miles for goodies here. too good. >> very good. >> 300 miles. >> yes. >> we will show you more coming up next. >>> snow already melting off the slopes, trying to make it so diligently, just not having a lot of luck there. >> the last day of fall, and it hasn't felt like it, darn like spring later in the week with rain and 70s on christmas eve, are you kidding me? >> i'll take it, though. well there is week we are taking out bakery in haddon township, new jersey he is that's been around for four generations. >> jenny joyce now, there, she in for mike jerrick. and she's live. >> so she will be telling us about fruit cake. when i think of fruit cake, the song that is n

thank you, jenny. 6:35.ederal authorities are looking into whether a fire that destroyed church was intentionally set. because there have been couple of them. >> in wilmington, dave kinchen there now, dave? >> yes, devastating scene, house of worship, completely destroyed by fire in the christmas season, federal authorities have been called n the second fire to strike the new jerusalem missionary baptist church, in exactly two weeks, atf is on the case after firefighters got to the scene finding the church engulfed just before 7:00 last night. female firefighter injured her back while battling the blaze, but she will be okay. still under investigation, say the atf is always called in whether a church catches fire. no word whether the two are related, emotional pastor of the church tells us how he feels inside. >> hurt. just like a baby. i share, and i had never cried over nick in the past, not my mother, my farther, my birth mother, no one. this is the mother hurting thing i ever had. >> i don't understanded

and she once coached jennie baranchyk at iowa. baranchyk was jennie lillis, hawkeye basketball star in those days. bluder and baranchyk now head to drake's caitlin ingle drives, drops it off to lizzy wendell. dogs down one. hawkeye's alexa kastanek three pointer. two point hawkeye lead. drake freshman, nicole miller with the quick answer... drake back up one. bulldogs get sloppy on defense... tania davis goes the other way for an easy two... iowa pulling away 89-76. bill fennelly wrote fans a note to miss work today. play hooky, watch the cyclones matinee. and that note worked for school as well. cyclones hosting northern arizona. behind in the third quarter when, bri fernstrom shoots three.got it! monster game for the sophomore. fernstrom scores 23 points, with 13 rebounds and a school record nine blocked shots. have a game bree! cyclones win, 79-63. the hawkeyes won't be at home christmas eve, or christmas day, but no one's complaining. iowa and the chance to win a rose bowl for the first time in 57 years. michael admire has mor