for kate, that is a hard thing to see.ove, is saying this life is not what i wanted it be. that is a powerful thing to say. there are scenes where he says he would've married this woman. charlie: and she was pregnant. andrew: all these things change the foundation of the relationship. charlotte: again, it is coming from jeff's point of view, and he could defuse this. he could not make it into a drama. all of these things, he could have refused, but he didn't. charlie: why is this your kind of movie? you can dig down. charlotte: to down, down, it's what i love to do. charlie: why did you need her? charlotte: i'm a good digger. [laughter] andrew: the role is so fascinating to me. she has chosen to do something where she has to throw herself in and find the truth. of what some who will commit to something, make it their own, make it part of their life. charlie: in this, do you look for only parts you want to dive into? there is no going forward payday for you. charlotte: no, i just pay my rent. i want a role i could die for.

i'm kate snow. we begin this hour with a nbc news exclusive investigation on a day where lawmakers are all discussing and debating how to defeat isis and seems like everybody in the political arena sounding off about who should be allowed in this country. richard engel and his team has v a brand new report of how easy and relatively inexpensive it is to buy a real american passport overseas. richard is here with more. >> so, we went to athens, greece, and you know greece is at the center of this migrant and refugee crisis. >> sure. >> with thousands and thousands of people arriving from the middle east through turkey into greece every day. and then the question is, how do they get on and how do they move on out of greece? there is an enormous market in greece right now for forged documents, forged passports including american passports and they're not hard to find. and mostly they're stolen passports, stolen american passports, european passports that forgers doctor. change the date and we spoke to

>> reporter: kate, good evening. the shooter's family home has been a focal point for investigators. federal agents have swept through every room in this property looking for every piece of information and detail they can find. they have interviewed neighbors. they have interviewed family members. tonight for the first time, we're hearing from the gunman's father. syed farook, the man whose shooting spree left 14 dead and 21 wounded, was described as an young man by his father. speaking to an italian newspaper, syed farook sr. said his son, born in chicago to pakistani parents, later in life became obsessed against israel. and, quote, shared isis leader al al baghdadi's ideology. he said, one time i saw him with a gun. i got angry. 45 years in the united states. i yelled at him. i've never had a gun. syed shrugged his shoulders and answered, your loss. estranged from his son, farook sr. says he can't come to peace with what has happened. my life here is over. >> we have at least 20 victims. >> reporter: farook carrie

i'm kate snow. chicago police superintendent gary mccarthy out of a job, fired hours ago and one week since video of the shooting of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald was released. new details on the shooting at a planned parenthood in colorado. we'll talk to governor of colorado about the political fallout. >>> donald trump has a new fact checker on his 9/11 claims, rudy giuliani. but is he right? >>> we begin in chicago with breaking news. the city's top cop out of a job today after mayor emanueled called for superintendent mccarthy to resign. >> he know that is a police officer is only as effective as when he has the trust of those he serves. this morning, i formally asked for his resignation. >> again, that news comes a week after police dash cam video released that showed 17-year-old laquan mcdonald shot and killed by officer vandyke. that officer charged with first-degree murder is out after posting $150,000 cashier's bond. the city seen several protests since the video released and mayor emanuel ad

errol, bruce, david, brian, kate included.ody. >> thanks, kate. >>> coming up for us, a badge, a gun and much more stolen from a man responsible for protecting the president. the white house's response to the robbery of a secret service agent. that's coming up next. >>> plus, new details about the six american service members killed if that latest suicide attack in afghanistan. one was a mother, partner and advocate for equal rights in the military. we're going to bring you much more of their exceptional stories. that's ahead. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. just serve classy snacks and bew a gracious host,iday party. no matter who shows up. do you like nuts? just about anywhere you can use sple

kate? >> all right. katy tur in las vegas, thanks so much. see you later. >>> while trump and cruz will occupy the two central podiums tomorrow night and chris christie returns to the main stage, it is mario rubio who may be both launching and fending off attacks tomorrow. i'm joined by nbc's haley jackson also in las vegas. talk of trump of cruz and when you think about it, it's rubio maybe who might be in the crosshairs more than anyone. i want to play a bit of what he said on "meet the press" over the weekend. >> i mean, he talks tough on some of these issues, for example, carpet bomb isis. but the only budget he's ever voted for in his time in the senate is a budget that cut defend spending more than barack obama proposes we cut it. when he has to choose of defense and the isolationist tendencies he seems to side with the tendencies. it is not personal. >> that was rubio talking about cruz on "meet the press." what do you anticipate for tomorrow night? >> reporter: i think you are going

meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with more, kate. >> not feeling too bad right now, it was a chilly weekend but temperatures bet yesterday and on saturday, technically, were above average, by one and 2 degrees respectively. today about 10 degrees above average, temperatures have begun to rise but it will get warmer from here on out and we are talking about possibly, shattering record by the christmas holidays. the lets look at is what happening on storm scan three. the cloud really biloed in this afternoon. you can see a few showers fizzling as they get here but we have more showers back to the west as boundary crosses through the state of pennsylvania. we do expect light rain, showers, as you wake up tomorrow morning, not the prettiest tuesday morning we have ever seen but temperature wise we're just going up from here. 66 degrees right now at the a airport. pair of five's in wilmington. fifty-one in trenton. forty-seven in reading. the mainly just some cloud, stray shower overnight but tomorrow morning, we have to have a chance for a few showers, slight rain and d

meteorologist kate bilo joins us now. the kate, we are chasing record warmth. >> we certainly are, ukee and natasha, temperatures well above average. we got to 61. fell 4 degrees shy off the record which is 55 but it looks like record will fall before we head into next week. temperatures right new what a beautiful friday evening in philadelphia. fifty-six at the airport. fifty in reading. fifty-five in wilmington. still a mild 56 the atlantic city airport and only getting warmer from here. why is it so warm? we have a big high off eastern sea board and cold cold front advancing from the west this creates a pressure gradient. wind lie to low from low to high pressure. we get win pulling from the south and west pulling warmth and moisture from the gulf of mexico and depositing it along the eastern see game. coming up i'll tell you how warm it will get, how many record will be broken and they are old ones as well. we have the next chance of rain in the forecast, all that and more in a few minutes, ukee, back to you. >>> well

kate? > >kate: it is certainly the kind of night were you want to bundle up a lot of us have all the clothes we need to battle the chill outside - it's inside our homes that's the problem. inside brownies ace hardware in san francisco a space heater keeps employees warm. it just happens to be the store's hottest item these dayswith sales up 25 percent. >> : it feels cold to me. and i'm afraid of my electric bill. > >kate:manager lee snyder says small ceramic heaters pack the most bang for your buck. but - before you invest in heatyou should probably make sure your windows and doors will actually keep it inside. no vote is definitely something that will save you a lot of money >>:use a hair dryer and it shrink wraps it > >kate : when it's time to get some fresh air come spring.just peal it off. although some customes came to warm things up the old fashioned way >> : i have a huge fireplace. >> : there are a lot of people who have only been here for a year or two and don't remember it being t

kate? >> all right. joe fryer in los angeles, joe, thanks. let's turn to morgan radford who was at the news conference. joins us with more from there. any update from l.a. officials? >> reporter: well, kate, we are standing here inside the school district headquarters and you can sense just the ambivalence in this room an hour ago and since then we have learned three things. one, l.a. officials are backing off from calling this a credible threat an it appears they seem prepared for the backlash to face for their decision to shut down all of these schools today. and finally, we got very few specific details about the actual nature of that threat. take a listen to what the police chief had to say. >> the e-mail was very specific to l.a. unified school district campuses and included all of them and also very specific about the threat, the implied threat. it was explosive devices. the specific threat was attack with assault rifles and machine pistols. the original document was routed through a

meteorologist kate bilo is live where the crowd is gathering, kate. >> is there a great crowd out there. we have the program going on, i just kicked it off. we have singers up on stage doing a great job from the theater company. they are singing their songs, they are singing 12 days of christmas right now.ir songs, if we pan over you can see the the tree, it is looking bear at the moment. that is because, of course, we have not lit it up. that will happened at the 5:35 or so tonight. a bunch of songs. mummers are here. philly pops are here. it the will be a great evening to light up this tree and in beautiful rittenhouse square. lets take a look at the what we expect the temperature to be as we light the tree right around 45 degrees, and it will be breezy, chilly out here but a perfect night for holiday lights. you don't want to be too warm on this kind of a night. storm scan three shows nothing in our area. there is a system off to the north producing snow across upper new england and we had an inch of snow in the poconos and those snow showers came through and we are quiet in philadel

kate, thanks so much. all this warmer than normal weather means a slow start to the flu season but doctors say we should still be prepared. experts say the flu season could get a kick start with the holidays as we all spend more time in close contact with friends and family. today the pennsylvania physicians general went over some preventive measures like getting vaccinated. >> but it doesn't mean that the flu isn't here and going to continue to come. so we want people to remain concerned, to remain vigilant and we want people to get their flu vaccine. >> doctors say right now is the time to get that flu shot. it takes about two weeks to provide protection and they are expecting to see more cases in january. >>> charges have been filed against thee members of the the colwyn borough fire company accused of of stealing more than $50,000 from the company. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in media tonight with more on this. david? >> reporter: jessica, all three members of the that fire departmen

making this clean-up kate. >> i can only imagine. texas tonight. thank you. >>> new developments tonight in a case that has provoked a nationwide outcry. 12-year-old tamir rice was carrying an air soft pellet gun when he was fatally shot by cleveland police. today we learned the officers involved will not face charges. causing backlash from rice's family and on social media. we get more tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the moment before tamir rice was shot and killed by cleveland police last year, the county prosecutor said the 12-year-old tried to show the cops his gun was fake. feared for their lives. there will be no indictment. >> given this perfect storm of human error, mistakes and miscommunications, by all involved that day, the evidence did not indicate criminal conduct by police. >> reporter: the 911 call reported a gunman in the park. but the prosecutor says dispatch never relayed critical details that rice was likely a minor, and likely carrying a toy. that toy, an air soft replica of a colt, looks a lot like the real thin

exactly, kate. they see the same person at different locations. >> right. >> and in different behavior. like one person may see him walking with a gun low. another sees him running with a gun chuting it. it could be half a block away or inside the building. one thing we don't know yet is, did the shootings take place inside the facility or outside the facility? we don't know that yet. that's something interesting to be nailed down. >> we were on the phone with cita wilson a moment ago saying he works catty corner from the regional center and she had to get off the phone real quick to evacuate her building. i would imagine that this is a methodical clearing of each building that police would be going through. >> that's right, kate. when they're evacuating you and s.w.a.t. is vaetding you, it's through a safe corridor. they have cleared a corridor. you're moving actually in behind s.w.a.t. behind the patrol officers. they're side by side with you. they believe they can get you to a safer location. sor

kate? >> katy tur, thank you so much. appreciate it. we've got breaking news coming in my air and a little bit discombobulated here and we're learning of breaking news out of the baltimore. yesterday we heard the jury was having trouble coming to a decision this the case involving freddie gray and the death of freddie gray. and the first officer to be charged. n that case. what's coming in to us right now is that the jury appears to be hung on all charges. in other words, that the jury not able to make a decision on any of the charges against the officer. officer porter. the first -- william porter, the first charged in relation to the death of freddie gray. we'll rye to gather more information. yesterday when -- yesterday when the judge, when the jury said this to the judge, the judge sent them back in for more deliberations. but that may not be the case today. let's go to adam reiss outside the courthouse in baltimore. adam, is the judge sending them back or is this it? >> reporter: it's

reporting live, kate bilo, now back to the studio with ukee and jessica. >> thanks, kate. >>> it is taste with torey tonight at 11:00 this time vittoria woodill takes to us a restaurant with a major league sports connection and a diner who is a local celebrity. >> i was pitching baseballs when i was a kid in high school getting 25 cents an hour. >> meet the guy who knows what it takes to hit a home run tonight on "eyewitness news". >>> "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead, scott. >> tonight on the the "cbs evening news", we now know that the husband and wife who attacked in san bernardino had built more than a dozen bombs, apparently for future assaults. late today we have learn about the the 14 people were murdered. we will have the latest on the search for a motive. all of that ahead on the "cbs evening news". this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 201

wait until morning right, kate? >> just wait until morning. we are going to be waking up to a bit of a slap in the face especially in comparison with what we've been enjoying so far this december. i can tell you i open the door to the sky deck and it was a little bit of a slap in the face. wind has pick up. temperatures are really dropping and the winds really going to play a factor play a role in how it feels tomorrow. here's a quick look at storm scan3 right now which is showing things are pretty clear for us. though snow showers moving across western pennsylvania. they're starting to fizzle out as they move into the higher terraithere. can't rule out stray snow shower getting into our far northern suburbs overnight. in the meantime temps dropping. just barely hanging on to 40 at the philadelphia airport. it's 36 in reading. it's 39 in millville but take a look at how it's going to feel at 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning when you wake up. it feels like 23 degrees in philadelphia. feels like 18 in allentown. it feels

wait until morning right, kate?> just wait until morning. we are going to be waking up to a bit of a slap in the face especially in comparison with what we've been enjoying so far this december. i can tell you i open the door to the sky deck and it was a little bit of a slap in the face. wind has pick up. temperatures are really dropping and the winds really going to play a factor play a role in how it feels tomorrow. here's a quick look at storm scan3 right now which is showing things are pretty clear for us. though snow showers moving across western pennsylvania. they're starting to fizzle out as they move into the higher terrain there. can't rule out stray snow shower getting into our far northern suburbs overnight. in the meantime temps dropping. just barely hanging on to 40 at the philadelphia airport. it's 36 in reading. it's 39 in millville but take a look at how it's going to feel at 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning when you wake up. it feels like 23 degrees in philadelphia. feels like 18 in aentown. it feels l

>> good morning, kate.k when you look at that video, you begin to see just the start of the devastation that is ramadi now. remember, there are civilians trapped inside that devastation, inside that city. what the u.s. and the iraqis do know is that after all these months, isis very well doug in has plant bombs, obstacles, roadblocks, ieds everywhere. i mean, whole entire buildings wired to blow. the iraqis are making very slow progress through all that. why is it different this time than it was back in may when the iraqis ran from the fight? the u.s. has spent months training the iraqis, even getting them ready with very specific technology and skills to make their way through these obstacles, through these fields of ieds, mines and bombs. that part of it appears to be going well. but it is just the beginning. there is still a significant number of isis fighters in the city, according to the iraqis. the iraqis believe most of them are foreign fighters that will have to be dug out and gotten out of there. a

reporting live from love park i'm meteorologist kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and a kate fan, indeed. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" it is most wonderful time of the year but that could change if you are not careful. >> consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with decorating dangers and how to keep your family safe. >>> pat. >>> ukee and jessica we are live here in houston getting ready for tomorrow's aac championship we will see if temple can get themselves to the big time new years day bowl game, coaches ready, players ready, are you red i we will talk this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sales event get 0% financing for 60 months plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on select vehicles. see your local ford dealer. >>> game on, it is a huge weekend for temple football tomorrow they co

i'm kate snow. u.s. anxiety over a terror attack growing and the primary beneficiary of those fears, donald trump. but today, it's trump's budding rivalry of ted cruz that's dominating headlines. ted cruz backing away from remarks criticizing donald trump, cruz questioned the judgment of trump and ben carson in a private meeting with donors wednesday night. audio of which has been released by "the new york times." >> who am i comfortable having their finger on the button? well, this's a question of strength but it's also a question of judgment. and i think that is a question that is a challenging question for both of them. >> and cruz wasn't finished. predicting the laws of political gravity would lead to trump's eventual demise. >> so my approach, much to the frustration of the media, has been to bear hug both of them and smother them with love. because -- because i think, look, people run as who they are. i believe that gravity brings both of those campaigns down. >> today donald trump sending out a tw

kate, thanks so much. all this warmer than normal weather means a slow start to the flu season but doctors say we should still be prepared. experts say the flu season could get a kick start with the holidays as we all spend more time in close contact with friends and family. today the pennsylvania physicians general went over some preventive measures like getting vaccinated. >> but it doesn't mean that the flu isn't here and going to continue to come. so we want people to remain concerned, to remain vigilant and we want people to get their flu vaccine. >> doctors say right now is the time to get that flu shot. it takes about two weeks to provide protection and they are expecting to see more cases in january. >>> charges have been filed against thee members of the the colwyn borough fire company accused of of stealing more than $50,000 from the company. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in media tonight with more on this. david? >> reporter: jessica, all three members of the that fire departmen

meteorologist kate bilo joins us from the weather center with more, kate. >> good news as you can see behind me the rain is over for our area unless you are down the shore we have light rain, falling tonight up and down shore points. and, out to sea. we are clearing. the problem is, fog is developing, in the wake of these showers. now these showers here should miss us to the north but for the most part beside stray sprinkle will through tonight and mist or drizzle, mostly it is over with which is good news. we have got decent rain today. over an inch in a few spots. northeast philadelphia airport, at 1.046789 trenton 1.05. that is daily record for rainfall. .91 in allentown. the .29 at philadelphia international a airport. .84 fell in atlantic city. around an inch for the area today. new rain is moving out, and pushing east, heading off the coast and through the rest of the evening commute. things are improving except for that dense fog. visibility down below a mile in some spots right now and overhead fog will be around early and gradually clearing out. shower even down the shore tom

meteorologist kate bilo is on the sky deck, kate, we may not even need jackets by end of the week. >> i'll tell you what you may be able to break out short sleeves and flip-flops for a time this weekend, it is nice and warm, even, by spring standard. temperatures heading for the 60's and great news for the heating bill as well, with temperatures in the 60's this weekend you may not, turnout heat for quite sometime. lets see, even tonight not as cold as recent night, pass few nights in the 20's and 30's. tonight we should stay in the 30's in philadelphia 30's in the suburbs. fifty-four in philadelphia. fifty-two in trenton and allentown. also in atlantic city. a across the eastern half of the country there is no cold to be found president northern new england. thirty-six birmingham. 60 degrees in columbus, ohio. today's high climbed to 58 degrees. that is more than 10 degrees above average and it is average high, for early april. that is where we should be around april 3rd or 4th. we're there in mid december. so record temperatures invade this weekend. that is a cold high that slips ou

kate. >> absolutely right. we're already seeing it, how quickly this is going to be part of the political debate. michelle kazinski, thank you so much. ahead, we are going to speak with a former top official, department of homeland security about what is behind this push. what would be motivating it, the timing, and the impact. that is ahead. also this ahead. while donald trump is the only one claiming credit, presidential candidates that we have mentioned on both sides wasted no time weighing in on what michelle was just telling us. reports of this new deportation plan. how this could now shake up the race just days before the iowa caucuses. at planters we know how to throw a remarkable holiday party. just serve classy snacks and be a gracious host, no matter who shows up. do you like nuts? checking out the listing on zillyeah, i like it. this place has a great backyard. i can't believe we're finally doing this. all of this... stacey, benjamin... this is daniel. you're not just looking for a house. you're look

kate moody reports. kate: this is the alleged aftermath of the russian airstrikes in england - - in idlib. the deals like these were studied by and miss claims that videos like these were studied and amnesty international claims that moscow -- >> we believe they have committed war crimes in syria by directly attacking residential areas, including medical facilities. using inherently indiscriminate cluster munitions. using deadly bonds in populated areas. -- deadly bombs in populated areas. kate: it focuses on six particular attacks and calls on moscow to provide compensation for the civilian deaths and four and independent -- and for an independent investigation to be launched. >> we would like him to acknowledge what he has done. began airstrikes in september, saying it was acting at the request of syrian president bashar al-assad and targeting strongholds of the islamic state group. book -- the strikes have been criticized by the u.s.-led coalition. they have accused moscow of targeting opponents of th

and kate breen, government affairs director for sfmta and claire phillips performance analyst at the office of controller will be presenting on this issue. thank you. >> thank you. and thank you for the opportunity to be before you today. we're hoping for safe holidays here in san francisco. appreciate your commitment and leadership on this and partnership with the mta. so per the information that is included there is a lot of detail in the vision zero quarterly progress report across all aspects of vision zero action strategy, but with regards to the policy priorities you'll see a deeper-dive, if you will on some of the work that we're doing as it relates to advancing policy changes in particular starting to build support in awareness for the commitment included in the action strategy to advance support for state authorization for automated safety enforcement and i do appreciate the comments of chair kim, with regards to the challenge that we faced to be successful in that regard. but we are 100% committed. and i think we're starting to see traction with some of our other city partn

so that likely spared many lives, kate. and we learned today that someone in that party was able to identify syed farook and that's what led them to his home. kerry sanders is standing by with that. >> let me ask a couple of follow-up questions to you, blake, first. on the remote-controlled cars that the three ieds or pipe bombs were attached to, there's been some talk about whether that particular kind of device might have been one that perhaps coincidentally or not was posted on some kind of a website or a web magazine linked to al qaeda? >> we have been hearing that and that there were some similarities to the devices used in the boston marathon bombings. all we can tell you is that that's part of the investigation. police not able to confirm those details yet. >> i'm joined by charles hadlock who is at the loma linda university medical center where some of the injured are being treated. we learned this afternoon that there are more injured people than we had known initially. >> that's right. the number of injured increa

time now for business with kate moody. hi, kate.l here inary france, for unemployment to be taken as seriously as terrorism? from thes is the call rather outspoken head of the made employers union in france. he said to french radio this tuesday morning rather that the government needs to roll out an emergency plan to create jobs in the same vein as the one imposed since last month's terror attacks. he called it a scandal of mass proportions and that with this high rate of youth unemployment, many young voters have been pushed towards the national front. they have been -- -- a critic about far right platform. the -- thiscome as comes as the statistics agency had a gloomy outlook? kate: just 3% growth, in line with what had been predicted before. putting the 19 member bloc on track for that 1.6%. it hasn't had too much affect on the european market, who is following a negative trend that was set in asia. a plunge overnight has been dragging down oil prices. bit, stilla little trading at just under 30 at dollars per barrel. very low fo

i'm kate snow. you heard them say the big news announcing that they're now invest gatding the san bernardino shootings as an act of terrorism. we have also learned that the female suspect tashfeen malik posted a statement on facebook pledging her support to isis, the morning of the shooting. that confirmed again by the fbi. let's go saight to thomas roberts in san bernardino watching it all. thomas? >> reporter: kate, a lot developed in the 48 hours since we began our coverage live on the air there live back in new york a stone's throw from where i stand now at the inland regional center so the developments and the clearer picture to get about this couple is that they are somehow radicalized. not sure if they are just completely isis inspired or somehow isis directed. it seems to be that the fbi would be leaning to the prior of just being inspired and wanting to connect themselves to isis. but also, trying to figure out which was the person more radical than the other. was it the wife who was pakist

meteorologist kate bilo brings up to date on the current conditions kate? >> ukee, after three record-breaking days we now have rain moving through the area and that is putting an end at least to the record breaking warmth although it is still going to be above average for the next few days. we'll get to in in just a moment. first i want to show you what's going on outside right now. heavy array round the boston area. we've seen the heaviest rain come and go here in philadelphia but lingering showers and another line of showers poised to move into our region through the next few hours. you can see that line has developed just south and east of harrisburg moving into lancaster county. we'll see a few showers move through philadelphia here by about midnight, 2:00 a.m. right now light rain over montgomery county into delaware county. that's going to hit the city relatively shortly. but back to the west this is the line we'll see move through during the overnight hours. and then it's out of here but in the meantime as we await the rifle of the front temperature

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kate? >> ukee,s you can see this is a lover and potent storm system responsible for a deadly severe weather outbreak across the southern plains this past weekend. snow and ice really delaying travel people heading home perhaps from their holiday vest nations across the midwest now seeing heavy snow across portions of new york state. the pink here sleet and ice but you can see how the green is really the predominant color we have to be concerned about although rain lifting in. heaviest just now enveloping portions of the western and central pennsylvania and the heaviest rain gets here overnight and into tomorrow morning. here's the good news. from allentown on north that's where you're seeing the sleet and ice pellets. further to the south, it's all green. it's all rain. little bit of a lull in the action over the next couple of hours this first patch moves through heavy stuff starts to come down overnight and continue into the early morning hours. your winter weather advisory includes the p

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kate? >> thanks, ukee.t's really a carbon copy of this time last night when we were tracking rain just moving in from the south and west. we've got very similar situation tonight as strong cold front starts to push through portions of the midwest but it's drawing in a lot of gulf moisture causing this big batch of heavy rain just to our south and to our west. you can see in our area we're in little bit of break in the act. there are showers drifting by to the north and west as we zoom in on our triple sweep you can see really not a whole lot happening out there at least not a whole lot that can be picked up by the radar signal but a lot of mist and drizzle outside so it's still damp if you step out the door. rain timing overnight showers, fog out there watch for low visible on the roads. morning commute, light rain, fog and road spray it will be pretty messy out there but the instead yesterday rain comes mid afternoon on wednesday and could even impact your wednesday afternoon commute at least the first par

kate, back to you. >> wow, unbelievable. miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> that massive flooding is part of the wild weather in recent weeks all linked to this season's powerful el nino and now as joe fryer reports, nasa said it is looking a lot like one of the strongest and most devastating el ninos ever on record. >> reporter: they are images that seem to defy december. floodwaters raging through missouri and deadly tornados tearing through the south. with unusually balmy weather blankets the northeast over christmas. all of it the result of an el nino weather system that keeps growing stronger. in fact, the newest satellite image released by nasa bears a striking resemblance to the one in 1997, the worst el nino on record. >> this el nino in size and intensity, will definitely rival the previous two champions. which were '82 and '97. this is a godzilla el nino. >> reporter: that '97 system caused devastating floods in california, a crippling ice storm in the northeast and rare tornados in florida. now this latest el nino pr

kate? >> miguel, thanks so much. >>> it appears a new normal is emerging after the attack in san bernardino, as a majority of americans now say terrorism is their number one concern. and with that as the backdrop, we saw a tale of two cities today, and the very different ways that new york and los angeles reacted when the threats came in. here's our justice correspondent pete williams on how it all went down. >> reporter: children in the nation's largest public school system in new york city headed to class today, even though police said a nearly identical threat was emailed to schools there. new york's police commissioner said l.a. overreacted. >> it is not something we are concerned with. what we would be concerned with overreacting. we'll stay aware, we'll stay involved. but we at all costs cannot start overreacting. >> reporter: several law enforcement officials say the writer of both e-mails claimed to be a high school senior who was bullied and claimed to have an army of supporters wh

meteorologist kate bilo brings up to date on the current conditions kate?> ukee, after three record-breaking days we now have rain moving through the area and that is putting an end at least to the record breaking warmth although it is still going to be above average for the next few days. we'll get to in in just a moment. first i want to show you what's going on outside right now. heavy array round the boston area. we've seen the heaviest rain come and go here in philadelphia but lingering showers and another line of showers poised to move into our region through the next few hours. you can see that line has developed just south and east of harrisburg moving into lancaster county. we'll see a few showers move through philadelphia here by about midnight, 2:00 a.m. right now light rain over montgomery county into delaware county. that's going to hit the city relatively shortly. but back to the west this is the line we'll see move through during the overnight hours. and then it's out of here but in the meantime as we await the rifle of the front temperatures

kate?> ukee,s you can see this is a lover and potent storm system responsible for a deadly severe weather outbreak across the southern plains this past weekend. snow and ice really delaying travel people heading home perhaps from their holiday vest nations across the midwest now seeing heavy snow across portions of new york state. the pink here sleet and ice but you can see how the green is really the predominant color we have to be concerned about although rain lifting in. heaviest just now enveloping portions of the western and central pennsylvania and the heaviest rain gets here overnight and into tomorrow morning. here's the good news. from allentown on north that's where you're seeing the sleet and ice pellets. further to the south, it's all green. it's all rain. little bit of a lull in the action over the next couple of hours this first patch moves through heavy stuff starts to come down overnight and continue into the early morning hours. your winter weather advisory includes the poc

never thought i would see the day to work with smoking gun someone he's truly an intervention and kate howard the mayors budget director she was amazing i don't know how she makes the numbers work she does a great job i'm excited we've got a lot of work to do your leadership in the san francisco ethics commission through this budgeted demonstrates that we are making changes and making ways to make the city and county of san francisco the best city it can be thank you all for being here supervisor farrell (clapping.) >> thank you london and thank you, mayor ed lee for your leadership you know if there were one theme of this year's theme at the board of supervisors was the affordable the number one issue we dealt with as the board of supervisors during the budget process we were able to make recorded investments we've never seen from at the board of supervisors specifically $25 million as a new affordable housing which tacked on to mayor ed lee incredible efforts for incredible relieve to san franciscans and make sure our city is the diverse city we're able through the process to make su

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