her name is joanne. were you with a woman named joanne in the '80s?ter: kent acknowledges that he was with joanne back then but he's in shock. he's just trying to take it all in. >> i couldn't imagine what you would be going through with a phone call from someone random, hey, i'm your daughter. aw. >> reporter: but then something unexpected. choking back tears he tells janet he always wanted a little girl. >> bye-bye. oh, that broke my heart. he's crying. >> reporter: a few days later father and daughter meet for the first time. >> so good to see you. >> you too. >> i love you like my little girl. >> reporter: little did kent know he's also a grandfather. and janet wasn't the only one who got to meet her birth father. julie meets her birth father, bobby. >> hi. >> julie? >> yes. nice to meet you. >> wow, you do look like my mom. >> he immediately takes out a photo of his mother. there's a striking similarity. >> scary how much i look like her. >> reporter: after an afternoon of catching up on a lifetime -- >> it's nice to meet you. >> reporter: good-b

commissioner vice president cleaveland commissioner stephen nakajo commissioner michael hardeman chief joanne hayes-white item 2 general public comment at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction with respect to agenda items, speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individuals. commissioners are not to enter into a debate or discussion with the speakers, the lack of a response does not constitute an agreement of support for statements during public comment. thank you, madam secretary. >> is there any members of the audience that wants to address the commission at this point seeing none, public comment is closed. item 3 approval of the minutes discussion and possible action to approve the regular meeting of on october 6, 2016, is there any member of the public that wants to comment on the minutes as submitted okay public comment is closed. i'll go to any fellow commissioners beginning about commissioner vice president cleaveland >> move to approve the minut

joanne harris, thank you. thank you.f the uk had a decent day with some winter sunshine and you had to go to the hills of shropshire to find it. some fog lingered for places. for many central and eastern areas, a very pleasa nt central and eastern areas, a very pleasant day, cold, but some sunshine. temperatures are now plummeting under the clear skies and we've got some fog forming and the extent is difficult to forecast but by the end of the night there will be some patches across east anglia and the south—east of england. further north, a weather front bringing rain. to the south—east, not so cold, but go down to the south—east and east anglia, close to freezing. a lot of cloud to start friday, not much rain, maybe some spits and spots in the south and west but most places fine and dry. the greatest weather across the south—east with those patches of fog —— the most grey weather. across most of northern england, dry and cloudy start, and some places starting around eight, 9 degrees and maybe double figures early tomor

joanne harris, thank you. thank you. good evening. the final day of 2016 has been relatively mild.relatively mild. was a scene taken in norfolk. we've here was a scene taken in norfolk. we've had mist and fog lingering in the last few days. still quite cloudy particularly across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland seeing colder, clearer air moving in. a soggy end to 2016th some of us. rain across southern scotla nd some of us. rain across southern scotland and northern ireland. at midnight that will move towards the south. clearing skies but wintry showers pushing in could bring icy conditions on roads across parts of northern scotland and northern ireland. heading south, mostly dry at midnight, there could be cloud around. misty patches, too. rain moving in later on in the night. at midnight we've got the rain draped through central parts of the country. colder conditions moving in from the north and through new year's day, that colder air will move further south across the country. a different feel to the weather during new year's day. rain across much of the southwe

joanne? >> reporter: good evening chris and everyone.hocking developments after a philadelphia man was shot and killed while driving his suv through west mt. airy. police now saying that the victim's girlfriend has confessed to the gruesome murd murder. it was a bizarre motor vehicle accident. an suv going out of control in west mt. airy. behind the wheel, 33-year-old terrell bruce. his passenger was his girl friend. >> they were having some type of domestic argument. she basically pull out a gun and shot and killed him. it's really tragic. >> reporter: police now say bruce lot of control after he was shot and police say his girlfriend, 27-year-old martina west scott, fired the gun, when the suv crashed, she took off. >> she discarded her jacket discarded the murder weapon and then she ran home. >> reporter: captain clark says west scott turned herself in and confessed. >> she d they gave a full confession. so she's been arrested and charged. >> reporter: we caught up with a friend of terrell bruce last night. >> i'm grieving a great unc

joanne? >> reporter: that's right, dawn.riple a says the majority of holiday travel is by car and if you were out there today, you know there was quite a bit of volume on the highways and by ways. also busy at the airport and at the train station. long day of holiday travel coming to an end and passengers were waiting for bags and talking about a bumpy pee landing on their flight from atlanta to filly. >> just had a rough landing, just was a little faster than what most people anticipated. but these thi aviation industry. >> reporter: those who fly during this busy time orefcognis and they have to deal with it. happy to make it to their destination. elaine, couldn't wait to see her grandchildren. >> oh, no, it was easy. it was great. i didn't have any problem at all. i was enjoying it. >> reporter: at 30th street station, amtrak passengers we talked to say they had no problems, and were happy to leave the driving to someone else. >> full train but it was actually real fun. t> pleasant. better than sitting in traffic for six,

that's where our joanne pileggi joins us live tonight. joanne arc very sad night out there in south philly. >> reporter: that's right, chris. good evening everyone. very tough day here, a very difficult week here in south philly. that's because it seems everyone around here new marie buck. well, she was laid to rest today. the funeral held at the church where she went every sunday. where she volunteered, where she cooked for them and where she sang in the church choir. heavy, heavy hearts prevail. on this sad day in december in south philly, the community saying goodbye to one of its own. at a church which has provided a place of solace and worship for italian immigrants since the mid 19th century. >> i pray for the family and she's looking down on them. >> you hear stories about somebody being so great. she was. she was a good person. >> reporter: 81-year-old marie buck eulogized this morning as those who filled the sanctuary quietly weeped. aunt marie to everyone, she was beloved corner grocer for 44 years. buck was killed saturday as s

joanne? >> reporter: iain, good evening everyone. i don't know anyone who in shaking their head in disgust with this crime. cold-blooded murder of 81-year-old marie buck is one of the most horrific in recent memory and they are confirming to night that buck was in fact targeted by her killer. even the police who deal with all types of crime, all the time, say they have a hard time dealing with the brutal murder of 81-year-old marie buck of south philly. >> we have an 81-year-old defenseless grandmother who is basically executed the day before christmas. i mean it doesn't getter much sad derr than that. report roar police brass speaking for the first time since the christmas eve murder. detectives have been working the case around the clock reviewing surveillance video and interviewing anyone with potential information. >> my guys for gone their own christmas breaks to be with their families to work around the clock to find this killer. >> i still can't get over it much it's tragic to do nothing that poor old lady. one of the nicest l

back to you, iain. >> joanne, thanks. looks busy. as we look live at wilmington, delaware, don't load our fox 29 news app. you can get breaking news and weather alerts first just download the app on the google play or apple stores. >>> a man is fighting for his live tonight after police say someone shot him multiple times in nicetown. it happened last night around 11:30. police say the 52-year-old man was shot on the 3800 block of north bouvier street someone drove the man to temple university hospital. he's in critical condition right now and police are not saying anything about a possible motive as of yet and investigators are not sharing the dent account of the victim. residents in northeast philadelphia woke up to this christmas morning. their tires slashed. now police are trying to catch the vandals behind it. police say someone damaged the tires on nine cars on the 900 block folk road street movement word yet on any suspects. >>> delaware state police are looking for a car involved in a deadly hit-and-run on christmas eve it ha

thank you to joann kemp and to jack and joann's incredible children, to the entire kemp family, and to the kemp foundation. i am deeply, deeply honored that you would choose to give me this leadership award. it means more to me than i think i could ever truly express. i regret i never met jack kemp. i know i would have liked him. in anticipation of tonight i was reading some of the things i came across. i came across this quote. there is a kind of victory in good work no matter how humble. my mother as tim said made me start doing the books for our family business when i was just 13. so believe me. meaning. t those were beyond what secretary kemp said and when i look at what he stood for in his life and what he did, i am in awe. in pro football, in congress, in the executive branch, as a national leader of conservative movement, his accomplishments go far beyond any words. it's not just his accomplishments that stand out. what is perhaps the most significant about jack kemp is his compassion. the compassion he always showed to those who have been left behind in our country. and the cou

you said people like joanne poindexter. >> yes. joanne was in the newspaper's first black reporter, and so the neighborhood in roanoke that truevine is set in is called the west end and the microvillage that only the people rougher to as jordan's alley, and joanne was able to -- who is still -- she doesn't live in the neighborhood but she goes to church there and she was able to put me in touch with 80 and another and 100-year-old people who could help me bring the neighborhood alive. one ofs the of the are, what happened, how did she get them back and were if the lied better in the circus than at home, which begs the you, question, how was life in jim crow in row whke, virginia, what was --- roanoke, virginia. was it better than police officer on the road and i was able to drive around with olders people -- i didn't always drive around but i always got my best stun when i drove around. like when your kid tierian easterlies and don't want to talk to you except in the car because you're looking at something else.o because people, wh

thanks very much joanne. listen, we are learning new details about that breaking news los angeles california tmz is reporting actress cary fisher has suffered massive heart attack on board a flight from london to lax. she is of course nope for playing princess lea in star wars. tmz now says the flight crew asked for any emergency personnel and emt went to first class and started cpr according to tmz. again the united airlines crew reported fisher was unresponsive when the plane landed paramedic rushed her to the nearby hospital as we get more details updates we'll certainly get them to you. >>> developing to night a busy ups driver making holiday deliveries finds himself in the middle of gunfire. police say as he was driving along delaware county street someone shot him film wow. the good news here, doctors expect him to be okay. let's get out to fox 29's shawnette wilson live tonight near the scene in chester, delaware county. shawnette. >> reporter: well there is some good news tonight, jeff. spoke person f

joanne? >> reporter: good evening, iain, good evening, everyone much police tell us they treat every homicide investigation in the city the same. but this, the execution of an 81-year-old woman, this they say goes well beyond the norm. >> it's a horrific crime. there is no -- we can't find or think of any justification or any motive why anyone would kill an 81-year-old mother, grandmother, wife the day before christmas. >> reporter: even the police, the police who deal with all types of crime, all the time, have a hard time dealing with the brutal murder of 81-year-old marie buck of south philly. >> she absolutely was targeted. we don't know why. she was shot 11 times point blank range in the chest. >> reporter: police brass speaking for the first time since the christmas eve murder that has gripped this neighborhood in a sea of grief and disbelief. >> i still can't get over it. it's tragic to do something to that poor old lady. one of the nicest ladies i ever met in my life. >> reporter: wor

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joanne. >> reporter: that's right, dawn. you know everyone talks about closure and sometimes you wonder what that word really means. it has ban week since marie buck was killed and today she was buried. and truth heavy, heavy hearts prevail. a bright blue sky set the tone for this sad day in december in south philly. at a church which provided a place of solace, worship and gathering for italian immigrants over the last 150 years, the community was saying goodbye to one of its own. >> i pray for the family and she's looking down on them. >> reporter: 81-year-old marie buck eulogized this morning with hundreds of family and friends quietly weeping. the beloved corner grocer and aunt marie to everyone was killed saturday as she stood in her store. a crime that gripped the neighborhood and city. >> you just have to grieve. it's going to take long time. it's going to take a very long time. >> reporter: everyone gathered for marie's viewing last night, police announced the arrest of the person they say shot marie buck 11 times. p

joanne, what's the seep like right now? >> reporter: that's right, guys. but this may have been the best way to go if you had or have travel plans. despite the fact that this is expected to be the busiest travel season ever for the holiday, it's real tiffly quiet and calm here at 30th street station. just take look. a few long lines as folk get ready for the 3:59 amtrak train to boston. otherwise the lines were not that long and we found satisfied travelers. trains were on time and they made it to their destination without any problems. >> it was great. we just took amtrak for the first time. we lived in virginia for three years and decided to take train avoid the traffic. >> full train but it was actually real fun. >> pleasant. >> smooth. a lot better than sitting in traffic for six, seven hours. >> reporter: aaa says 90% of those traveling were driving which of course translates into all of that traffic. otherwise people were flying and here's what it looked like at philadelphia international airport earl yell today. there were in fact long lines fortuna

thank you to joanne kemp, and to jack and joanne's incredible children. to the entire kemp family and to the kemp foundation. i am deeply, deeply honored that you would choose to give me this leadership award. it means more to me than i think could ever truly express. i regret at that i never met jack kemp. i know i would have liked him. in anticipation of tonight, i was reading some of the things that i came across, and i came across this quote. there is a kind of victory in good work, no matter how humble. my mother, as tim said, made me start doing the books for our family business when i was just 13. so believe me, i know that those words have meaning. but beyond what secretary kemp said, and when i look at what he stood for in his life, and what he did, i am in awe. in pro football, in congress, in the executive branch, as a national leader of the conservative movement, his accomplishments go far beyond any words. but it is not just his accomplishments that stand out. what is programs the most significant about jack kemp is his compassion. the compas

joanne >>> tomorrow the electoral college is set to make donald trump's presidential win official. but will they? the electors will gather to cast their vote >>> donald trump detract tors are hoping they can sway electors and stop them from voting for the president-elect. fox 29 joyce evans joins us to explain how an upset would work. joyce. >> election experts say it is constitutionally possible. but not likely that the confirmation of pennsylvania 20's electoral votes will move from the trump column to the clinton column. in all 538 electors will meet across the presidential election official but there is growing pressure to flip some of them. to keep president-elect trump out of the white house. if 37 republican electors flip, mr. trump won't have the 270 electoral vote it >> i don't know what i'm going to do monday. i may vote for secretary clinton or i may vote for a republican that -- that 37 republican lor electors would wants me to vote for >>> democrats are now under pressure from some corners to vote for a republican other than trump. sweeping somebody else into office. e

joanne harris, thank you. thank you.front sweeps south, colder arctic air comes front sweeps south, colder arctic aircomes in, front sweeps south, colder arctic air comes in, getting rid of fog problems, it is brighter in places, some sunshine, captured by a weather watcher in northamptonshire. not the case for all. here, watcher in northamptonshire. not the case forall. here, it's watcher in northamptonshire. not the case for all. here, it's more like this with dense fog lingering into the evening. it will thicken up overnight tonight. further travel disruptions are likely, slow on the road with further delays. bbc local radio will keep you up—to—date on the move. it's worse in the south—eastern corner here, some patches of fog here, there is a breeze from the south—west which will keep fog at bay, and relatively mild, ten or so degrees in glasgow and belfast. contrasting with two or three and lower in the south—east. cold and potentially frosty, and poor visibility through the morning. dense fog patches in places. if y

fox 29's joanne pileggi was there for this bittersweet moment. >> reporter: veteran mewing is educatorith over three decades on the job winds down her career with a special concert with former and current students. ♪ >> the mu sick is the bonding factor and i think the music we learn about life. >> reporter: after 37 years as music educator at pemberton township high, gale rubenstein has enter acted with self thousand students. teaching them a thing or two about music and life. >> because of her i went to berkeley college of music in boston i majored in music education and i'm currently teaching at the oregon music academy and she inspired me. there's no other words for it. she's dover me. >> reporter: mrs. ruben steen former students returned to perform in the high school winter concert. traveling from oregon, atlanta and all over to share love, music and memories. >> she's magic. we used to come in, you know, 8:00 in the morning, something like that, you know, teenagers, not ready to go for the day and she'd pump us right up. ♪ >> report roar members of the alumni choir jumped at the

fox 29's joanne pileggi has the very latest from south philadelphia. >> reporter: the christmas lightsre on but the mood in this south philly neighborhood is somber more like you can feel the heart ache. be loved grocer marie buck was murdered her family and this community are just so sad. on a cold and rainy christmas eve morning, something so vile and twisted happened at this neighborhood grocery store in the heart of south philly. >> i don't know why anybody would do anything like this the entire neighborhood loved her. nobody knows why anybody would do anything crazy like that to her. >> reporter: 81-year-old marie buck was shot and killed as she stood behind the counter of the store she owned. the store where she worked six days a week for the last 44 years. >> she took care of everybody. you weren't a stranger. if anybody knows south philly or our family in general, she took care of everybody, and nobody was a stranger. >> reporter: born and raised in a brick row home two doors down from her store, marie buck was the youngest of 11 children. her husband too shaken by the brutal m

. >> i think i'm the say way, joanne. >> my kids think um crazy. >> i know. it's crazy but that's all right. >>> thanks, joanne. >>> turning now to your fox 29 weather authority a cloudy day throughout the delaware valley. here's life look at philadelphia international airport where lot of travelers are taking to the skies after holiday visits. fox 29 meteorologist mike masco joins us. mike it doesn't feel too bad out there now. for those who like warm weather it sounds like it's on the way. >> a short window, iain. i don't want to you get too excited. we'll hit 60 degrees but it's a really brief window of hitting 60 degrees. watching a couple scattered showers across north central pennsylvania so it's possible if you're watching us in our for northern suburb getting a couple of light scattered showers out around there around midnight tonight. otherwise we're dealing with mostly cloudy conditions. temperatures very mild. especially as you get into the jersey sized thing it's close to 50 degrees the north and west a little bit cooler bethlehem down 35. 38 in p

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. >> fox 29's joanne pileggi was there as the children received the special presents in center city.porter: the spirit of holidays lives on right here at the kimmel center. it was the night of tribute, thanks and gift giving. a salute to the military and first responders. it was an early christmas with a really nice surprise for nearly 200 children tonight in center city. >> made me cry. excited. i'm excited for him. their dad is gone right now. so things like this make the holidays easier. ♪ >> reporter: each year the philly pops puts on a special holiday concert to honor those in the military and first responders but this year it was more than that. ♪ > >> report this is our third year doing it. what makes it so special this year the partnership with amazon and the bike give away. >> reporter: philly pops collaborated with amazon.com to give away 185 bikes to children of u.s. servicemen and women. >> this is amazon's way of saying thanks for the service of our soldiers, airmen and marines and their families the sacrifice they make for us we appreciate report roar over the past two

the next day, her mother, joanne, passed away. both were 90 years old. they were married for 66 years. >> we feel that my dad, once he passed on, that he called my mom and wanted her to come, that he called her and said, "joanne, come with me." >> reporter: as with the coughlins, it's unclear what led to debbie reynolds' death just one day after her daughters, but emotionally stressful events, like the death of a spouse or child can trigger a sudden surge in stress hormones that are felt to stun the heart and prevent it from pumping properly or cause an artery supplying the heart to go into spasm. >> this entire part of the heart is not moving at all. >> reporter: cardiologist dr. harmony reynolds of n.y.u. langone medical center has studied this under-recognized condition, which occurs mainly in older women, many of whom have no obvious preexisting heart disease. >> we don't necessarily understand why an emotional connection exists. but we know that the brain and the heart are closely connected. you can die of heartbreak, but exactly how that happens an

back to you, joyce. >> thank you so much for that, joanne.nd we're in the last full weekends of shopping ahead of christmas. and people made their way around all of that wintery mix out there to hit up the king of prussia mall. and to hopefully score some deals. it is super saturday, and the stores are pushing big savings and staying open late to get you in the door, and it worked. as our jennifer joyce hit the mall. >> snow, sleet, slush covered roadways, packed with plows, salt trucks, to help drivers maneuver the messy streets and take part in historic shopping day. super saturday. >> probably is the best time to come out. because not too many people want to brave these elements. >> a little bit slushy. but i have a four wheel drive car. that will helped. i mean, if i didn't have that, i probably would be staying at home to be honest with you. >> super saturday marks the final weekend before the christmas holiday, which this year also coincides with hanukkah. it is also the day that husband and wife, jason and maria tilt on, decided to pic

fox 29's joanne pileggi live outside philadelphia police headquarters and joanne n woman has turned herself in you say. >> reporter: that's right, chris. police are calling this a domestic dispute between a man and his girlfriend. that man the victim was shot in the head as he was driving his car and tonight police say the girlfriend turned herself in and she is behind bars. >> we have some type of dough mystic argument, um, she basically pulled out gun and shot and killed him. it's really tragic. >> reporter: that all happened according to police as 33-year-old terrell bruce was driving through west mt. airy tuesday afternoon with his girlfriend in the passenger se seat. after he was shot, his suv crashed into another car and when police arrived, they found the grizzly scene. >> she was romantic relationship with the decedent. they had some type of argument in the car. she pull out a gun, shot him one time in the head. >> reporter: police say the victim's girlfriend 27-year-old martina west cot then took off. >> she discarded her jacket and the murder weapon and ran home. >> reporter: cap

joanne and kevin are very competitive. they wanted to produce their celebrity the best they could.n with it all and it is difficult to talk about it because we are so proud of them. they are too lovely kids. even though we are saying it ourselves, they are two lovely kids. the best thing they have said to us is that they are nice kids. they are very grounded. they remember where they come from in grimsby. that's what's important to us. i'm sure that louise redknapp, who danced with kevin, would say the same of him, but 0re has given such credit to joanne. they have been lovely in training, really lovely to us. you know, it has been a terrific series. when we met 0re, the first thing he said to us was, can i be part of your family for the next 12 weeks? it was lovely. as it felt like that? yes. they all say they want to carry on. the world opens up for them. i would imagine some of them will do musical theatre things, perhaps in the west end. things are opening up for all of them. proud parents, keith and judy clifton, the mum and dad ofjoanne clifton, the mum and dad ofjoanne clift

joanne? >> reporter: that's right, dawn.till a lot of volume out here by the schuylkill expressway on this very busy travel day. from the roads to the rails to the airport there were a few bumps in the road it didn't derail all that holiday spirit. end of a long day of travel and a terminal d passengers were waiting for bags. and talking about a bumpy landing as they completed their holiday travel by air. >> they've been here for over an hour waiting for grandma. grandma finally got here safe and sound thanks to the delta pilots but it was little scary. >> rough landing. just a little faster than what most people anticipated. but these things happen and aviation industry. >> reporter: those who night during this busy time of year recognize it's likely going to take extra time and they deal with it. happy to make it to their destination. >> oh, no, it was easy. it was great. i didn't have any problem at all. i was enjoying it. >> reporter: at 30th street station, amtrak passengers we talked to say they had no problems. and we

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. >> reporter: heckman's daughter joanne had heard the story before, but not like this. >> i can see it happening. i've can hear all of the -- all of the bombs and the commotion. >> my grandfather is not only a great american hero, he is my hero. >> reporter: he is being hailed as a hero at this week's commemorations, as is every he veteran on this 75th anniversary. >> here at 93, i am just as tough as i was then. >> reporter: as the number of survivors steadily declines the nation and their families pledge always to remember. the story of pearl harbor will never be told as vividly as by those who were there. john blackstone, cbs news, pearl harbor. >>> up next -- the white house >> we interrupt this program. the japanese have attacked pearl harbor by air. president roosevelt just announced. >> john daly re-creating december 7, 1941, report, the original was lost to history. it was a sunday afternoon in washington, and fdr was about here is david martin. dictated and edited in his own hand, one of the greatest presidential speeches ever. beginning with the stirring line he delivered

top of the list is joanne chesimard. she was sentenced to and the wounding of another. she was suspected of a role in the ambush deaths of four other police officers: two white and two black. to comment, go to behind the headlines dot net. i'm mark hyman. developing now.. investigators are learning more devastating warehouse fire in oakland, california . danya bacchus has more on the blaze that claimed the lives of at least 36 people. the chairman of the standing rock access pipeline protesters to go home. dave archambault says he's thrilled about sunday's decision to re-route the pipeline. the army corps of engineers announced, it will look for an alternate route. arch'em-balt says the focus is now on legal battles, the decision does not get reversed. the companies behind the planned pipeline have vowed to push for its construction without a re-route. police arrest three teens, after the wife of missouri governor-elect eric greitens is robbed at gun point. the suspects are just 12, 15, and 19-years-old. sheena grite'-ens was robbed monday evening in the parking lot of

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for her latest novel, joanne harris is back in school.ks in the same school. although she thinks of it as comic, the comedy is darker than ever. one of our most prolific and most read authors. the classroom and corridors are exerting of sexualjealousy, some hate, jealousy and violence. in some hate, jealousy and violence. in some of them are about the troubling relationships between teachers and pupils and the havoc that they can sometimes wreak. it strikes me that schools attract you? i am very fond of them, i taught in them for 15 yea rs of them, i taught in them for 15 years and they are wonderful observations of community. the observations of community. the observation he is, as i said at the beginning, pretty dark? it's funny, touching, but it goes to some very dark places. both in terms of the staff and their charges. it does. i found that schools are a perpetual stage for tragedy and farce. so many things can happen in such an unpredictable environment. that is not just because of unpredictable environment. that is notjust because

because of this, dermatologist, joanne montgomery, says people should consider switching products "everyone's gog to get a little bit more dry. in terms of cleansers, if you're a person who's very dry and you're using a foaming cleanser, you may want to switch to a cream or a more hydrating cleanser. if you're more oily, you're not going to cleanser and just try and moisturize a little bit more." toelp moisturizers penetrate the skin, it's recommended to exfoliate ... not only your face, but your entire body."we recommend not skipping this step of your skin care regimen even in timer it a good o exfoliate the skin twice weekly. if you're a person witreally dry or nsitive skin, one time per week may be enough for you." while a hot shower or bath in the cold months may seem relaxing, it's actually not good for your sn."that super- hot water will really weaken and soften that layer on the top layer of the skin."even though our skin is mostly covered during the winter, it's still important to protect the exposed areas with sunscreen ... especially for those who enjoy the outdoors."with the snow a

joanne harris, thank you very much.h snow as ican well, this is about as much snow as i can offer in this weather forecast. it's going to be an incredibly mild christmas, pretty windy too, especially across scotland, particularly boxing day. it will be stormy there. this is the next storm, storm conor out there in the atlantic. it's a powerful wind storm, it's drawing all of that mild airfrom the storm, it's drawing all of that mild air from the southern climes and is pushing that warm air in our direction. so i would go as far as saying it's going to be warm. temperatures by the early hours of christmas day morning will be around 11 across the south, so certainly not a hint of any frost across the country at this stage. those winds will increase, particularly across the north—west, here outbreaks of rain and for many of us a cloudy gloomy day. sunshine from time to time, butjust in a few areas, perhaps north—east of scotland, to the east of the pennines, i wouldn't be surprised if there is sunshine there. you can see r

told us in your life when you're 20, your life goes 20 miles an hour. 30, 30 miles an hour. 40 -- joann did. 50, when you're 60, her dad said that.

thank you jimmy, joann, stacey, scott andrew, and all of the kemp family. and the jack kemp foundation team. to the honoree nikki haley, how could you not love her? she is so down to earth. and to all of you that are in attendance, we want to do a benediction as this. 1 john 4:18 says, there is no fear in love. but perfect love drives out fear. because fear has to do with punishment. the one who fears is not made perfect with love. 2 timothy 1:7 says, for god has not given us the spirit of fear but of love, power, and sound mind. so as we do the benediction, would you please stand to your feet, please? love is greater than hate. love will feed the hungry, love will house the poor, love will teach the uneducated, love builds, love unites, love is not hate. love is not prideful. love is not arrogant. love is peace not war. love is not rich nor is it poor. love is not black. neither is it white. so i say, let love be the policy. let love be the programs. let love be the representative. let love be congress. let love be the supreme court. let love be justice. l