la diva de la banda, jenni rivera! jenni rivera: bien, contenta, aquÍ muy estrellada.r despuÉs del concierto? si su relaciÓn era solamente laboral, ¿por quÉ iban a cenar, y por quÉ no se dio esa cena? javier estrella: yo estaba en plÁticas con arturo para entrar dentro de su equipo. de hecho, yo ese dÍa le entreguÉ a jenni un disco, porque mi madre es compositora. yo le iba a entregar una canciÓn que quedaba muy ad hoc a la situaciÓn sentimental que estaba pasando la diva de la banda en ese momento. de hecho, en el Último mensaje, que estuvimos nosotros texteando por mensaje directo de twitter, ella me comenta que iba a escuchar esa canciÓn. por eso Íbamos a ir a cenar. orlando: comentarme un poquito de esos mensajes de texto. tÚ estabas como preocupado por ella. ella en muchas partes del concierto se estaba como despidiendo, y tÚ le preguntas cÓmo se siente, por quÉ llorÓ tanto. javier estrella: bueno, fue un concierto Único, especial. jenni estaba extremadamente contenta, estaba muy feliz. en varias ocasiones yo la veÍa que volteaba hacia el cielo, como agradecida co

y se marca el cuarto aniversario del dÍa que se fue jenni rivera.nzar ♪ ♪ volÓ por el todo el mundo conquistando corazones ♪ ♪ y 7 mariposas se convirtieron en estrellas ♪ ♪ alumbrando el camino y guiando nuestros pasos ♪ >>> que bonita voz tiene chiquis, nos dio adelanto de su tema para el disco de natalia jimÉnez en homenaje a la diva de la banda. escuchemos un poquito de eso. ♪ si no pueden superarte ♪ quien buscarte lo malo ♪ busquen hasta que se encuentren ♪ ♪ los ovarios que me cargo >>> ahÍ la tenian, chiquis y dijo, no es suficiente palabras para describir lo que mi corazÓn siente en este momento. se marcan 4 aÑos de un dÍa en que mi vida cambiÓ para siempre. >>> vamos a cambiar de tema. y les cuento que shakira,elebrÓ mÁs de 100 millones de vistas por su tema chantaje miren nada mÁs. >>> sÍ es una baÑera, efectivamente noten espuma ni champÁn, celebro los 100 millones de chantaje online. muchas gracias los quiero mucho. >>> una manera bien particular de celebrar esos 100 millones ella lo querÍa celebrar asi ¿verdad? se lo dijo a todos sus f

que trabo joba con jenni rivera casi 11 aÑos.endremos el dÍa de maÑana, subimos al cerro de y tour bidÉ con el papÁ de la diva de la banda. no saben que hermosa historia no se la pueden perder. >>>periodista: gran esfuerzo de don pedro rivera vamos a platicarles ahora mis queridos amigos que estÁn super preocupados por lo que pasÓ ayer en la noche. con esta esperada visita de kate del castillo a los premios phoenix, ¿verdad?. >>> claro >>> pudimos platicar con la gran adriana barraza de este difÍcil tran se que viviÓ el cÁncer de se no. >>> acabo de cumplir un aÑo con una pastilla que tengo que tomar durante 5 pero ya este primer aÑo es un triunfo. bendito sea dios y estoy perfecta, gracias a dios. >>> cada 6 meses ahora. >>> r me encanta que la maestra barraza pueda hablar mÁs libremente de este difÍcil momento. >>> y ha pasado un aÑo y nada mÁs le toca. su pastilla por 5 aÑos. >>> exactamente. y ademÁs karina, ya se habÍa romo raid que la presencia de kate del castillo serÍa de esa forma. >>> se habÍa dicho que estaria fÍsicame

karla: vamos a recordar esos momentos emotivos en la vida de jenni.amos a que se quede con nosotros, se tome su cafecito, y recuerda con mucho cariÑo a la gente que ya no estÁ con nosotros. vamos contigo, satcha. satcha: recordar es volver a

jenny escaped with her older sister, hiding from soldiers under dead bodies and scrounging for food.e would pick up leaf and eat it first to make sure that --that it's okay. and then she'll then she will, um, give it to me. >> reporter: her family's immigration to the u.s. in 1984 gave her a second chance at life. >> joy to the world the lord is come ♪[ music ] >> reporter: today jenny is an insurance broker, wife and mother of three. >> i made that! >> reporter: she lives to give as volunteer tom explains. >> i think she recognizes how important it is to be here in america and to pass on her joy of being free giving back to the community. >> reporter: she inspires volunteers like annette. >> you're never going to meet another person as giving as what jenny is. >> you're going to do one more song. ♪[ music ] >> joy to the world the savior reigns ♪ >> reporter: so for generously giving her time and talents to her community, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jenny chea-vaing. sharon chin, kpix 5. well deserving. if you know somebody hike jenny to gives to others, nomi

laura: jenny hill in berlin, thank you. for more on tonight's attack, i was joined a short time ago by daveed gartenstein-ross from the foundation for defense of democracies. what is your reaction to this truck ramming into a market where so many were gathered? daveed: it is tragic. obviously, it is treated as a terrorist attack. every indication is that is delivered, but christmas markets are so ubiquitous in europe. they are what i think of when i think of germany in december. they are a soft target, representative of the christian heritage. that is why isis, for example, is what people are thinking of when they see what has occurred. laura: the u.s. state department issued a warning in the last month. tell us more about the warning. daveed: they issued a warning saying that christmas markets could be targeted, and just three days ago we saw a christmas market targeted by a 12-year-old boy, an iraqi-german boy who left not one but 2 mail bombs in the market. they failed to detonate, fortunately, but he was arrested after

. >> en el cuarto aniversario de la muerte de jenni rivera visitamos junto a su padre el lugar de lacon datos ilimitados porque tienes directv! okay, solo unos pasos más... ¡cuidado... ...puerta! ♪ llévate el iphone 7 por nuestra cuenta y obtén datos ilimitados cuando te cambias a at&t y tienes directv. ♪ ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> un cientÍfico de la nasa dice que ha inventado un dispositivo que elimina la posibilidad de enviar y recibir mensajes de textos cuando se estÉ conduciendo un vehÍculo, este invento podrÍa estar disponible en el mercado el aÑo prÓximo, podrÍa terminar con una distracciÓn que es la principal causa de muerte en los estados unidos. >> angie sandoval nos amplÍa. >> estÁs imagenes muestran una y otra vez que no se debe enviar textos y manejar, durante 5 segundoss no ve la curva y pierde el control. >> miren a esta hace lo mismo de noche. >> muchÍsimos jÓvenes involucrados en accidentes y en accidente fatales en donde pierden sus vidas por manejar distraÍdos. >> en estados unidos, mÁs de 3.000 personas mucho rÍen y 330 mil heridas por conductores distraÍdos pero podria r

did jenny suffer and from what mark told me i believe that it was very quick.nd so that has given me a peace. >> when i walked out of there i was probably 80 pounds lighter and i never, since that day have ever had that same recuring dream. i don't think about mark the way i did and it was a great release. >> you guys are so great. >> while the save program has helped eliminate the nightmares, it can't reverse the past for the vikctims, nor the future fo these convicted killers. in iowa, first degree murder means life without parole. on our last day at animosa, we ran into t-bone taylor as he was moving to a new cell. as he unpacked he talked about his own mortality and the place where somebody his sentence will end. >> ain't nobody going to take my body, right? when i do die. so my plans is i'll let the institution bury me up on the hill. i didn't even have a staff say that they will come and tend to my grave site for me. >> so you'll stay in anamosa forever? >> forever. >>> plus, what you need do to become a super boss up up your entrepreneurial game with us.

the pilot started calling it jenny, of course, a wonderful name. very popular airplane, during the war it was a trainer and then afterwards it became a trainer not only for the military but for civilian pilots, as well. when you go back and read the history throughout the roaring 20s, this was one of their favorite airplanes. many of them available as surplus aircraft. lindberg had one he was trying to fly around, trying to earn a few tladollars when things were little bit tough like that. you could put one student in the cockpit, the other could fly the airplane, a nice way to do it. initially you just had to yell over the wind at the person in front of you. you can see that the guy in back undid his seat belt, could lean forward and actually tap the shoulders and get the attention of the guy in front. there was a device invented which lasted well into world war ii, which was nothing more than a garden hose, a funnel on one end for the instructor to talk to, and one for the student, a perfect method, because the student could not talk back. and ap

lets get out to jenny joyce on the scene south millick street , jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomascommissioner adam tiehl talk live on our air within the last half an hour or so, one person is dead after this fire. it is commissioner that could not give us exact information about the victim except to say that he is a child, young man, and he is, living in that fourth house in from the end of the block. we're also hearing a 39 year-old man was transported to presbyterian hospital, we don't know the extent of his injuries. a total of nine people displaced. we can see damage from this fire, destroying at least three homes, there might even be some damage to a fourth home, fire commissioner tiehl explained that there were several challenges in battling this fire. >> this is a very large fire fight, and very cold, windy conditions, very tough fire ground. like i said i was just in the building. as our crews were trying to make it up to the second floor the fire did a flash over which essentially involve the entire building and fire and just a really tough fire fight our folks, they are

jenny chea-vaing serves out of a heart of gratitude.termined to give her best because she survived some of the worst conditions imaginable. >> ready? we're doing deck the halls. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: jenny chea-vaing volunteers to deck the halls of the senior living facility with song. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: and gifts. >> you give people happiness. you put a smile on their face. and you feel good. [ singing ] >> reporter: jenny has given the gift of service for the last 16 years through her charity jcv "artz and kraftz." she donated thousands of dollars from selling scarves, blankets and hats she crocheted or admitted herself and mobilized volunteers to serve with her in some two dozen causes from aids and breast cancer walks to disaster drills and homeless programs. >> there you go. >> reporter: recently she helped coordinate to organize a community open house for the oakland police eastmont substation. >> she is our little energizer bunny that always goes and goes and goes. >> reporter: she says she gives in different areas of the

thank you very much, jenny. jenny hill in berlin. after that incident earlier this evening. will be more on that and any development on the bbc news channel. now it you watching bbc news, it is just after 10:30. let's get more on events in where a truck has ploughed into a busy christmas market in the centre of the city. mike fox, a british tourist, who was at the market at the time, described what he saw. we win the market outside the cathedral, and we had just decided to leave, as the truck went past, it went past me and my girlfriend, it missed me by three metres. it missed her by five. it hit the sides, the barriers, and carried on past us. idid barriers, and carried on past us. i did not see any concrete bars to stop things that this driving in. we note we had them in birmingham to stop that. definitely people got injured, yes. i spoke to two people lying on the floor with broken limbs, and they we re floor with broken limbs, and they were going to be ok. 0ne floor with broken limbs, and they were going to be ok. one guy was being dragged away with blood on his face. se

. >> we have spent jenny -- sent jenny joyce freon this story in center city. here's jenny. >> dante walt ends out with chris o'connell, told chris most liking forward to hot bath, home cooked meal and reconnecting with his mother after nearly ten years behind bars. so cameras were there, they got first glimpse of rollins as he was exiting the correctional facility, walked out of prison with big smile on his face, after da seth williams dropped 2006 attempted murder charges against him. rollins was accused of playing a role in a shoot that left a six year old boy paralyzed in strawberry mansion, 29 year old serving 62 to 125-year prison sentence, and was awaiting a new trial when he was released. the da stopped shore of calling rollins innocent, but says, new information cast reasonable doubt in rollins' involvement. that was video evidence showing rollins' no where near the crime scene. now, a piece of evidence, his original attorney never brought up in court. rollins can thank the innocence project and his mother for his release. >> it was hell, hell on earth

jenny is in berlin.bout the way the investigation is proceeding and the latest information from police? the police have actually told us they are trying to keep an open mind with their investigations. they say it's possible it was a traffic attack. they also say it's possible this was deliberately planned. they can't rule out at this stage an act of terrorism. it will come as no surprise to you that angela merkel is holding all sorts of meetings, in contact with the interior ministry and the mayor of the city tonight. this might turn out to be what berlin and germany has long feared, that this is a terror attack... inaudible studio: we had a satellite issue there with the link tojenny hill in berlin. with me is our security correspondent, frank gardner. jenny was underlining the police wa nt to jenny was underlining the police want to keep their options open, it could possibly some kind of extreme form of traffic accident. but the signals are pointing in another direction, are they? yes. the police have

jenny joyce is on the scene. of the victims. >> reporter: yes, thomas, one laid any particular, she told us that she is actually deaf. she did not and could not hear the smoke alarms go off last night while she was sleeping. the fortunately her two children were home, they woke her up out of bed and she was able to get out safely. sky fox was over the scene of the three alarm fire in allentown last night and it broke out on the 400 block of north fulton street around 8:00 o'clock, according to fire chiefly womack, the flames spread to six homes, were cruises placed it under control. handful of red cross volunteers were on the scene overnight working with seven families, who lost everything. fortunately the fire chief is reporting that there were no injuries. everyone got out safely, and that is something that one fire victim tells us that she is very thankful for, again she said her children woke her up out of bed, this woman said her life changed in a matter of minutes. >> my kids woke me up, and i didn't hear n

please welcome jenny from any. [applause]. [applause]. at >> thank you. although, i very much appreciate you pointed out we were at northwestern at different times. of that was not the same year, different years. >> listen, it's our pleasure to be here and thank you, everyone for attending and we look forward to, you know, on just in evening here as we talk about some interesting things that are transferring seen-- transpiring in the tech industry and new kinds of innovation happening and it's my pleasure to be in conversation with jenny rometty hair. jenny as you know has had a great career and accomplished a lot of fascinating things that ibm and in fact i was looking at your bio little bit. you started in 1981. >> thanks for pointing that-- that out..r] [laughter] >> we are getting off on a good foot. s >> close to 35 years. it was just 35 last year. >> what a remarkable career and all the things jenny has been able to accomplish and it's just fascinating. you know, appointed ceo in january, 2012; correct?so p so, prior to that jenny was responsible as

i just got a call from jenny. jenny, say hello to everybody. >> hi. >> everybody wave to jenny. hi, jenny. >> not too worried about the after effects. i think you have to have fun here, guys. >> ready? >> yeah. >> drop in. >> first try it worked. shaun's turn now after all his friends go. he goes ripping through the house. after this works so well, they begin developing different ways to make it better. they bounce off the walls, the picnic table, other items, came over. these guys are great. time to get the film out of the house because they need all the snow for one last trick. >> moose drop! >> you can tell the neighbors are just like, oh, they are at it again. >> how much damage did the house sustain at the end of all this? >> house looks great. >> zero. well done, shaun. >>> that's all for today. we'll see you on the >>> time for an all new show with great viral videos "right this minute." it's a last minute customer. >> looks up, sees them coming. >> the miracle mistake when a truck plows into a shop. >> wow. >> open the door. >> a chilly day in ohio is about to -- >> warm

lets get to jenny joyce in pence land to go explain all that, good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, karen. penns landing will host two fire works show tomorrow one at 6:00 p.m. for families, another one at midnight for mostly adults, however, you plan to ring in the new year philadelphia police want people to do it safely. counting down to the new year in celebrating with fire works , friend, and family, philadelphia police want to remind people not to celebrate , by firing a gunshot , into the air. twenty-nine year-old joe's jus cola is living proof of the harm that can happen when people fire their guns in celebration. when he was just 11 years old he was walking down the street in south philadelphia a and was struck in the head by a bullet that was fired in celebration. the bullet remains lodged in his they had and he has been paralyzed ever since. >> what goes up, must come down, i can't believe that people think that once it goes up, it just goes out in outer space and it is crazy. >> reporter: city officials know new years day is a big day of celebration, in our city.

jenny joyce explains who found them and where they were found. jenny?er: what a scary experience for had woman and her great granddaughter, found stranded in a isolated rural area of virginia, 71 year old barbara briley, and five year old la myra disappeared christmas eve during road trip from mays landing, new jersey, to north carolina. law enforcement officers across three states performed extensive grounds and air search, outside a man just happened to be checking on his property, came across briley and the child. outside of the car in a wooded area, police say the 71 year old was unconscious, taken to the hospital, in critical condition. the five year old child is okay. >> miss briley and la myra were outside the vehicle probably another 50 yards from the vehicle, at a tree. there was some apple juice boxes, some apples, other items appear they probably had been eating and drinking several things during that time period. >> police think briley became disoriented during the trip. she drove up a dirt path, her car got stuck. police think the pair had

. >> just eight years old, jenny joyce live with i guess how they found this guy, jenny? >> police received a tip. have not yet released dollars the identity except to say he is 24 year old man from the overbrook section of the city where it fatal hit-and-run happened two weeks ago. so yesterday our fox 29 cameras were there, as the suspect's nissan altima was impounded, apparently the man brought to the police department accident investigation division. at this point police have not yet announced charges, we believe charges are pending say they received tip that the suspect's car was at auto body shop if frazier chester county, roughly 30 miles from the city, police went there to take a look at the car, and ultimately have, it towed to their impounds lot. police believe this was the car involved in the fatal hit-and-run of eight year old jayanna powell, the little girl killed, two weeks ago, when she and her brother were walking home from school. they attempted to cross lansdowne avenue at 63rd street when the child was struck. this week we reported that a reward had rea

jenny? >> good morning, steve. police make arrest in the fatal hit-and-run of eight year old gianna powell. what led them to the suspect, we'll tell you coming up. >> gunshots that trying area police chase ends in the death after woman, we are live on the very latest on this police pursuit, that took a very tragic turn. >> arrest in the hit-and-run of the eight year old girl. and a capture. >> the reason the convenience store chain may say no opening additional stores. and also, canceled because of condensation, no, the reason the guy could not go on. >> it is thursday, the first day of december, thank you for joining us, good morning, gang. >> i'm up now. you just said no more with a a hell glow what are we going to do? >> equal opportunity. wawa on the way in, dunkin donut here, they're our sponsor, but you got -- >> you can't mess -- >> i got the shakes already. >> good morning, i guess red letter day for awful us, first day of december, and by the end of the day, i think you'll be thinking it is december-ish in

>> thank you, jenny.olice say a man who was drunk driving is to blame for a crash that happened in kensington, the driver slammed into another car, injuring the people inside. that's the scene where it all happened, second and berks, it was just around five hours ago. so, that driver, and the two people in that ouverte, were all taken to the hospital. their injuries are reported to be minor. >> there is also an early morning apartment fire, over in lancaster avenue in the city t has been brought under control already. fire broke out above a hookah bar and restaurant, on the 3600 block about 2:30 this morning. everybody got out okay. they're all safe. we don't know what started that fire. >> time now 5:05. happening today, visitation services will begin for the south philadelphia store owner, who is fatally shot on christmas eve. marie buck was shot several times on christmas eve, as sheeted behind the counter at marie's grocery. police say no money was taken from the store. so far no arrest haves been mad

we are down to hours thousand. >> yeah, i hate that. >>> is this jenny. >> hi there jenny. >> good morning mike and karen philadelphia police want to make sure everybody has their lance ready to go but they want to make sure everybody will celebrate the new year, safely, hear from them coming up next. >>> final farewell to a beloved south philadelphia grandmother gunned town in her store police say they have her killer now. >>> all right. tomorrow night we are ram pink up, what is being done to keep you safe, as we get set to celebrate the new year. >>> all right. take a look at this, why my goodness. why is that teenager doing push-ups in front of an officer. why the officer says that this exercise is keeping that teenager out of jail. >> really. >> yeah. >>> good day, everybody. it is test 30th, 2016. can we get something straight right now. >> yes. >> at 6:30. i should wait a little bit. yesterday i was over at cvs at third and market. >> um-hmm. >> woman behind the counter, lovely would hand said to everybody as they left the store, happy new years. it is happy you this year. there is

our jenny joyce is live in center sit which more on this long awaited homecoming, jenny ? >> said he was most looking forwards to hot bath, home cooked meal, and reconnect withing his mother after nearly ten years behind bars. so we have some video of his official release from the correctional system last night. big smile on his face surrounded by his lawyers and his family after da seth williams dropped a 2006 attempted purpose err charges against him. rollins was accused of playing a role in a shoot that left a six year old boy paralyzed in strawberry mansion, the 29 year old was serving a 62 to 125 year prison sentence, and was awaiting a new trial when he was released. the da stopped short of calling rollins innocent, but says, new information cast reasonable doubt in rollins involvement. video evidence showing rollins was no where near the crime scene. a piece of evidence, his original attorney never brought up in court. can thank the innocence project and his mother for his release. >> it was hell. like hell on earth. you can describe hell on earth. i didn't belong t

jenny joyce in penns landing, good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, karen. lots of people will be out and about tomorrow celebrating the beginning of the new year. lots of people coming down here to penns landing as well, regardless of where you celebrate, philadelphia police want people to make sure they are celebrating safely. while you are out counting down to the the new year and celebrating with fire works, friend, family, philadelphia police, want to remind people not to celebrate by firing a gunshot into the air. twenty-nine year-old joe jasku lka is living proof of the arm that can happen when people fire guns in celebration. when he was just 11 years old, he was walking down the street in south philadelphia and was struck in the head by a bullet that was fired in celebration. the bullet remains lodged in his head and he has been paralyzed ever since. >> what goes up, must come down. i can't believe that people think that once it goes up, it gets out into outer space. it is crazy. >> reporter: city officials know new years day is a big day of celebra

jenny joyce is live outside boardwalk hall, jenny. >> reporter: prior to that 12:00 o'clock funeral here at boardwalk hall we will have two viewings, first for family and friend of the trooper frankie williams and second for law enforcement. the third one year-old trooper died one week ago today responding to a call of an eradic driver on route 55 in millville, while on the highway a car that matched the description of that driver crossed over a grass median and then slammed into trooper williams patrol car. the driver 61 year-old lloyd r udly died at the scene, trooper williams died later at trooper university hospital. according to those who knew trooper williams become a state trooper was a dream come true. he is remembered as a kind, caring person who put others first. apparently williams graduated from the academy in january of this year. he was a newlywed who leaves behind a wife of three months. while first visitation again is for family and friends, second viewing will be held here for members of the williams law enforcement family from 10:00 until noon today and then funeral, of

jenny?1 year old and her great granddaughter found strands in the isolated rural area of virginia. police think that they were in this area for days. barbara briley and five year old la myra disappeared christmas eve during a road trip from mays landing, new jersey to north carolina law enforcement officers crossed three states performed extensive grounds and air search. last night, a man who just happened to be checking on his property, came across briley and the child. they were outside of the car in a wooded area, police say, the 71 year old was unconscious, and taken to the hospital in critical condition. the five year old child is okay. >> fortunately today took a path that goes further back in the woods, quite a ways, and that's when he came across the vehicle. >> they were about 100 yards back to the main path where they put her in one of their police cars. >> police think briley became disoriented on their trip. she drove up a dirt path, and her car got stuck. investigators say there

lets get out to jenny joyce live on the scene, jenny? >> reporter: well, as the fire chief can confirm one person is deceased, in this fire. person a peers to be an adult but suffered very bad burns, it was hard to make out an identification. the fire broke out at this apartment building here on the 400 block of high street in pottstown, just after 1:30 this morning. crew is a arrived to heavy fire on the second floor of the building. several people's vac waited. however fire fighters found one person dead in a room on this second floor. it appears that the deceased lived in the apartment where the fire started, but it is unclear if anyone else lived in that unit. at this point it is unclear how the fire started. red cross is assisting several people lived here, fire chief says there were a number of cats that were rescued. >> report initially oven trap. also, and entry was made to the building with fire fighting line, we knock the fire down fairly quickly, and then found one deceased subject in one of the bedrooms all of the other tenan

>> long awaited reunion, jenny, thank you. prosecutors say killing was a sport foreman charged with a brutal slashing death of a delaware county woman. they have charged 37 year old byron allen, junior in the murder of natasha gibson in september. this was brutal. they say he randomly picked a 32 year old, as she was going to a family friends' house, slashed her throat, and stabbed her more than 20 times. investigators say, he left a blood trail from yeadon all the way to philadelphia. police followed that trail to a steak knife that he had dumped in a storm drain. the victim's family says they really have mixed emotions about the charges. >> this is what i wanted for christmas. and i'm getting it. we're going to find justice. it is an unfortunate situation. we're going through mixed emotions like we're happy, then at the same time, we're sad. >> investigators say, allen was already facing charges for at least three sexual assaults of women in kensington. he's the prime suspect in the rape and murder of another woman. >>> all

up there, jenny with your eye balls. >> reporter: good morning, we are. unfortunately you won't be able to see it because it is so dark out here. as of of early this morning still but we have seen a coating of snow just on the grass surfaces along john frees highway which is where we are that area, north and west of philadelphia had a chance to see it here in quakertown, that is what they have seen. the as far as roads are concerned though they are wet and we are dealing with just a sprinkling of rainfall right now, it is no the very heavy but roads are wet and asly thiss morning especially in some areas where leaves are still falling we have leaves, combined with the wet surfaces , and where we did see adjusting overnight perhaps that wintry mix could create some slippery surfaces for people who are making their way to work this morning. so right now in quakertown it is about 39 degrees, and if you are experiencing any issues please let us know, went the word, as sue mentioned this system will be moving out shortly but unfortunately it is here right the

jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, we do know that the suspect was brought here to the accident investigation division yesterday to be processed on these charges, how much, at this point, charges are still pending. and police have not identified the suspect, only to say, that he's a 24 year old man, and he's believed to be from the overbrook neighborhood, where the hit-and-run happened. yesterday, fox 29 cameras were there, as the suspect's nissan altima was i am pounded, apparently the man brought to the police department's aid for questioning, at this point, police, again, have not announced charges. investigators say they received a tip that the suspect's car was at an auto body shop in frazier, chester county. that is about 30 plus miles from the city of philadelphia. police believe that this was the car involved in the fatal hit-and-run of eight year old gianna powell, the little girl killed two weeks ago when she and her brother were walking home from school, and attempted to cro

>> jenny, what is it? where? what? >> yes. philadelphia circus art.? instead going to museum, how about getting some physical activey? bring them here to philadelphia school of circus arts, today actually the last day for the camp but adams tell me there will be classes in the new year, that children can sign up for, and even adult, too, we have adults here working out. >> yes, absolutely. we like to open up a bunch of new classes come the beginning of january, to let kids who want to try out for the circus, come and have good try, for adults who have those fitness new years resolutions, we have some great classes to introduce circus arts to them. >> so we standing on balls, we see juggling, obviously mike you were never impressed by my tight wire walking. >> there it is. >> yes. what's this? what are they doing with this fabric? >> these are two of our advanced teams, florian lea, they're doing aerial stilts. this is one of our more advanced apparatus for people who either come in with a fitness backgrounds, or for our advanced teams, once they kind

jorge: un dÍa como ya que cuatro aÑos muriÓ jenny rivera.otros vamos a continuar con este homenaje. >> atribuyen el olvido el paso del tiempo y la falta de interÉs por parte de la familia de mantener estos tributos. >> el alcalde dijo que tratarÁn de contactar a la familia para organizar un evento pero no obtuvieron respuesta. >> al parecer por parte de la familia no hay nada planeado. >> grupos de fans se reunieron para encabezar un evento. los habitantes continÚan con su vida normal y una enorme bandera roja han convertido el lugar en un santuario. en mÁs de 100 m a la redonda se pueden encontrar restos de la aeronave. >> se espera que algunos fans lleguen a la zona donde ocurriÓ el accidente. jorge: maÑana en crÓnicas el sÁbado habrá una ediciÓn especial dedicada a jenny rivera. muchas gracias, hasta una prÓxima edición. nana: ¿no quieres más huevito, cris? cristian: muchas gracias, nana, pero ya sabes que no debo de comer mucho. padre: yo creo que por esta ocasión deberías alimentarte mejor, hijo, es tu primer día de clases y debes tener

i'm jenny dean, in for allison. and i'm ian reitz. a story parents absolutely need to hear this morning before sending your kids off to school: hillsborough county is looking to cut routes for about 7,000 kids. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the hillsborough county bus barn. sarah, do we know why they making this big change? it all boils down to money. so students that their own. these changes would impact middle and high school students who are considered "courtesy riders". here's why this is such a sticking point for the district: the state the district for the expense, because they think within two miles should be up to parents. and cutting those extra routes could save 8-10 million bucks. 6th grader janette rincone depends on the bus to get her to and from wilson middle, because her parents have to leave for work early. these cuts on tuesday at their board meeting, and they're hoping parents on both sides will weigh in. here's what i'm digging into at 5- 30...what else will they use this money for? i'm finding out for

the lets get out to jenny joyce who is there at the scene, jenny. >> reporter: allentown fire department is still on the scene here. they are staying here, to hon for the block. several homes have stickers on the trent doors saying the structures are unsafe, sky fox was over the scene of the three alarm fire last night, and it broke out in the 400 block of north fulton street in allentown around 8:00 o'clock, according to fire chiefly wohack, the flames spread to six homes before crews, placed it under control just before 1:00 this morning. a handful of volunteers were on the scene overnight working with seven families who lost everything, this week just weeks before christmas. fortunately the fire chief is report nothing injuries at this point. we don't know where or how the fire started, once the sun does come up we will know the fire marshall will be out here beginning his own investigation, karen. >> jenny, thanks you. >>> we have another fire to tell you about, this one tragically was deadly. we know a victim was killed by a late the night fire, scene is north 64th street, this is a

our jenny joyce is outside boardwalk hall where mourners are gathering in just a few hours here, jenny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. from 8:00 to 10:00 o'clock this morning we know family and friend will be arriving here for a viewing at boardwalk hall in atlantic city. that is the first of two viewings this morning. the 31 year-old trooper died one week ago today while responding to a call about eradic driver on route 55, in millville. while on the highway a car that matched description of the that driver crossed over a grass median and slammed into trooper williams patrol car, the driver 61 year-old lloyd r udly died at the scene, trooper williams died later at cooper university hospital, according to those who knew trooper williams, becoming a state trooper was a dream come true, remembered as a kind, caring person who put others first, apparently williams graduated from the police academy in january of this year. he was a newlywed who leaves behind a wife obvious three months on the first variety tation in for family and friend a second viewing will be held for members

you heard jenny talking about that. it is a law to keep your pet indoors. we are here with the polar vortex and one shore day of this extreme cold, so these are the wind chills, dangerous wind chills as we walk outside the door right now. zero in philadelphia. that is in the city. colder in the suburbs. reading, zero, two, wilmington , one below lancaster, 11 below in the higher elevations as we just saw where at least it is good for making snow. this is current radar, nothing there, we will jump ahead to midnight the tonight, and, into tomorrow morning, to time out this snow, and there you can see it starts to snow especially north and west of us at 2:00 in the morning, by 5:00 in the morning it is still snowing and it is on and off in philadelphia but with the warmer air, rain tarts to come in there the south, and then between 7:00 and 9:00 would i say is when the changeover occurs, from rain, from snow to rain, and it rains on and off, we will get a little bit of the break late in the day on the saturday, run out and do christmas shopping then. because s

that is right, jenny, again -- oh, never mind. jenny, the sunnies up and again where are you going to watch? what section of the city will you be in looking at the river >> reporter: for my big party tomorrow. i'll say center city. >> you are lying, okay. >> reporter: i will be in center city tomorrow but a lot of people will be town here for penns landing for fire works. we know they are happening at 6:00 p.m. and then again at midnight for anyone who want to hang out late night in the city, west philadelphia police want everybody to celebrate safely. while you are out counting down to the new year and celebrating with fire works, friend, and family, philadelphia police want you to remind people not to celebrate by firing a gun shot in the air. twenty-nine year-old joe jaskolka is living proof of the harm that can happen when people fire their guns in celebration. when he was just 11 years old he was walking down the street in south philadelphia and was struck in the head by a bullet that was fired in celebration. bullet remains

us with what we know at the this early hour, jenny, good morning. >> good morning. as you mentioned fire started around 8:00 o'clock, it was not placed under control until just before 1:00 this morning. fire crews remain on the scene. we know they were still putting out hot spots, and, right now we know at least seven families are without homes after this three alarm fire ripped through multiple units the here on the 400 block of fultthan treat overnight, the fire broke out around 8:00 p.m., according to allentown fire department. six homes on the the block have major fire damage, and two more have smoke and water damage, and a handful of red cross volunteers has been on the scene, working with families who lost everything, last night, so fortunate thely the fire chief is reporting there were no injuries. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. we do know that the fire department plans to be out here, on the scene, and still at least the sun comes out, continuing to douse the area with water, and taking a live look now you can see the row homes here, agai

jenny: hi. lemonis: how are you? jenny: good, how are you? lemonis: good. whoa! it looks cool.monis: it looks like most of the areas are somewhat done. it looks like the knife department has zero done. robyn: i know we have a lot of work to do. lemonis: where is howard? robyn: i don't know where he is! i don't know! laurie: i left a text, and i left a message. lemonis: i actually have nothing to say right now because howard knows he's supposed to be here. and he knows that everybody's working their butts off. and he knows that i'm tired of this behavior. and yet once again, he's missing in action. ♪ hey, howard, it's marcus. it's 1:00, and i'm not sure where you are or why you're not showing up. everybody's here working hard, and there's literally a wall empty of knives. so it would be nice of you to at least call back and tell us if you're alive because i may kill you when you get here. thanks. this is a very different glass presentation than what you used to have. robyn: yeah, i picked things that i thought were interesting. there's a mix of price points. i got all these beak

komyatti's girlfriend jenny sterling was at home when she got a haunting call from paul's cell phone. >> on impact, my cell phone activated. as i say -- i didn't know how to unlock the key pad. so it went to the last phone number i called which was jenny. >> and i just started hearing voices in the background and a woman scream and a man said, oh, my gosh. don't move, don't move, don't move. don't try to get up. don't try to get up. he said, i've got to go home. it seemed like forever, maybe 20 minutes, half hour. i heard everything. you know, i heard sirens, so i knew that wasn't good. >> komyatti was rushed to the hospital where surgeons worked to save what was left of his face. about 18 hours later, jenny and two of her family members went to the accident site to recover the clothing the paramedics cut off komyatti's body. what they discovered was shocking. >> there in a puddle of blood was his nose. and i went -- my brother-in-law said here's something over here. i go, no way, his tongue. >> jenny saved the body parts in hopes surgeons could reattach it. >> they said it had been t

jenny, 30 seconds. let's go, jenny. >> jenny is wearing a back-less-type thing.ra for $38 that will stay on throughout the night. put a bando on her for morning tv. didn't want her standing here naked. a one piece a jumpsuit. >> hold up the jumpsuit. easy. >> sedona east, it's $98. >> and grab that blazer. >> and -- you got it! >> and right, yes. over her shoulders. >> swing that on. >> see how that looks there we go. okay. draping it over her shoulders for a chic look. if you want a little more of a black tie feel with the black and white. >> do you want to put it on, see what it looks like? >> by the way, these were all great, great! >> adorable. >> kath, look -- >> i know. everybody looks spectacular. >> so good. thank you. >> all great looks. >> thank you. >> all righty, from festive fashion to a feast, finally, a feast of seven fishes. >> a christmas eve spread from >> a christmas eve spread from the first enough pressure in here for ya? ugh. my sinuses are killing me. yeah...just wait 'til we hit ten thousand feet. i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. too late

>> you can't see them, right, jenny joyce?ou mention trying to fight fires, have bed bugs biting you? here's jenny. >> last thing these firefighters opportunity think about, should have to think about, here, so we do know two firefighters start today discover some bites on them. about a week or so ago, and they did report it to headquarters, apparently headquarters handed them a can of bug spray to try to take care of the problem, welsh yesterday, an exterminator did come through, at least two of the firehouses, we do know mattresses and box springs were tossed into the trash, infested when bed bugs, sources tell us that the complaint came in about a week ago, the exterminate err came yesterday, discovered station's 81 and 82, apparently, the bugs were found in the sleeping quarters, and after the situation was reported to headquarters, sources say that firefighters. >> we talked to fire commissioner last night. said the situation will be taken care of by professionals, cleaned up as soon as possible. >> we do have infestation

presentadora: marisa estÁ hablando de la seÑora jenny rivera.un dÍa inolvidable, se va a poder festejar. escuchemos. >> tenemos hotel. tenemos el hotel para que estÉn allÁ. bendiciones. bendiciones para su familia. felicidades! presentador: todo el mundo quiere estar con rubÍ. incluso, la bbc de londres, hizo un reportaje. ha sido el mÁs leÍdo de todo el aÑo. presentadora: increÍble. la fama y las invitaciones la han alejado de sus pruebas finales. eso tiene que volver a su pueblo a presentar sus exÁmenes de primero de preparatoria. mientras, los padres pueden continuar con sus preparativos. como decÍas, esta maÑana estaba viendo facebook. todo el mundo estÁ interesado. presentador: desde chile hasta japÓn, estÁn incluyendo a rubÍ como la quinceaÑera mÁs famosa. todo el mundo quiere ir a la fiesta. incluso, se va invertir un billete muy grande parÁ poder tener camiones y trasmitir lo que va a ser la fiesta. presentadora: va a ser uno de los mÁs populares para este prÓximo aÑo. seguimos, es parte de la nueva generaciÓn de artistas que ya deja su

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin.stion that the attacker could be a refugee has intensified the political pressure on the german chancellor, angela merkel. her open door policy on migration has seen nearly a million arrivals in the country over the last year. today, a right—wing party said they held mrs merkel personally responsible. with elections in germany due next year, our europe correspondent damian grammaticas looks at the political reaction to the berlin attack. this evening a time of mourning, instead of advent celebrations. just yards from where the so—called islamic state claim it is killed a dozen berliners, germans of all faiths gathered for this memorial. translation: we stand here together to send a strong signal that hate and terror will not drive us apart. our unity is stronger than hate. angela merkel said she had no simple a nswe rs angela merkel said she had no simple a nswers why angela merkel said she had no simple answers why a murderer brought death toa answers why a murderer brought death to a