i could tell it was her and ken. then after, i don't know, a few seconds of yelling or whatever, something broke. it sounded like something hit the wall. you see these movies where someone throws a vase or whatever. then she came walking very fast, very agitated. got in her car, started it up, and started to back out. >> and her son burst out the door -- >> and said, mommy, don't go, don't go. you don't have to go. >> still, everybody has fights sometimes. so it hardly seemed likely this neighbor and what he saw were about to move center stage in our strange drama. because of what happened on another fine morning, a sunday it was about three months after that bizarre crossbow accident. almost beyond belief really. and if you haven't guessed already, the reason we're telling you all this. what did we say? lightning striking twice. >> what has happened? sir, don't hang up with me! what's happened? sir?! sir?! sir? >> a frantic call, a frightening sight. >> there's anna laying at the end of the treadmill with an arrow s

. >> ken: thank you for having me. (music) >> sabrina: we'll take a quick break everyone and be right (music) everyone. well, he doesn't get to be on the main stage, ever, but lindsey graham always seems to make headlines after the undercard performance. and here's why, he's funny. i've talked to him a few times myself and he really does know how to make you laugh. even in an interview after the debate with cnn, he made jokes, take a listen. >> you're always funny and you always have lots of zingers. >> lindsey: i am hilarious. >> you are hilarious. >> lindsey: send money, if you want to keep me in this race. (laughter) >> yes. >> lindsey: lindseygraham.com. >> yes, because it is entertaining and we'll get to your zingers in a moment, we have a montage. >> lindsey: yeah, after you send money. i'm not speaking again until somebody sends 100,000 dollars. >> do you practice these beforehand? >> lindsey: some of 'em and some of 'em in such a way, i wanted to talk about iran. you know, about getting 4 people. real fast, wha

thanksgiving will be ken andar abel's first without everyone. but they have each other. >> she's brought me in her pillows and stuffed animals, saying, i thought these would bring her comfort, daddy. >> reporter: while they decided to stay in the area, the one place they won't return to is here, on drop forge lane, where they lost so much. a lot has changed in the last year after the house was torn down. ken recently made the hard decision to rebuild and sell their house. >> it's a place i could never move back to. even if the house is laid out different, the yard, the area would have too many memories for me. >> reporter: as for work, ken left his job with a cleaning service so he could be with arabelle more. while home he's had time to go through the home that was sav e savaged on that day. >> it's heart warming to see my son like that. i don't want to forget. i want their memories to stay with me. that's all i have left of them. >> reporter: from member mentos and photographs, to his daughter's smile. >> she's always kind to other people. mar

lori, ken? >>> all right thank you. 6:10 and still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, the first charges filed against comedian bill cosby in a string of sexual misconduct claims. facing criminal charges. >> also ahead, you thought the powerball jackpot was big before last night? well, it grew overnight. >>> 6:and now. welcome -- 6:13 now. welcome back, attorneys for the accused bill cosby say the clients are grateful the prosecutors who have brought charges against the comedian. cosby's bail was set at $1 million and he was released on bond. he was booked on fell n charges outside -- felony charges outside philadelphia yesterday. a former employee of temple says he drugged and assaulted her in 2004. attorneys for cosby strongly deny the allegations. >> this case involves a woman and a man who had a consensual adult relationship. over time. that's established in everything that is already out there in the media. >> we then go to the reaction of the victim. you know, frozen, paralyzed, unable

i'm ken rosato. we've never been more than 7 minutes away on this show, the accuweather forecast. >> it is a much needed rain we're getting around the area. some of the reservoirs are half full. 44 degrees right now. mild temperatures. even up the hudson river valley this morning, 34 monticello. that's right on the edge of not far off it. close enough. the weather service has issued a freezing rain advisory there. 45 around islip. 52 belmar and 50 at wrights town. there's that freezing rain advisory for eastern dutchess county. there might be some freezing rain there and in litchfield county and up towards hartford. other side we have rain. you see those pink shades, that could be a little freezing rain. mostly we have off and on rain through the day today and mild temperatures around 52 degrees. umbrella and the raincoat not only today but tomorrow too. >> well she's back. heather's looking at mass transit. >> let's talk about mass transit which looks like a great option today. we have metro north,

i'm ken rosato. today we bring you the new york civil liberties union with their efforts on behalf of schoolchildren and their safety. we also have with us an inventor who has some great tips on preventing burn injuries. but first, an estimated 5.3 million americans, of all ages, have alzheimer's disease. while it ranks among the ten top causes of death in america, it's the only disease that still cannot be prevented, cured, or slowed. the national alzheimer's association says everyone with a brain is at risk for alzheimer's. today we bring you the author of a book, "on pluto: inside the mind of alzheimer's." please join me in welcoming award-winning investigative diagnosed with younger-onset alzheimer's at age 59 and is a regular contributor to the huffington post and psychology today. greg, good to have you with us. >> thank you, ken. it's an honor to be here. >> well, tell us about the title of the book. what inspired the title? >> well, the title of the book, "on pluto," when i was a young invest

yeah, i thought so. >> yes, well, ken's ken. >> let's go over to a traffic camera and show you what's going on at the george washington bridge as you try to go across the span on the upper level. not a bad ride at all. underneath the apartments you are going to find a couple of lanes closed down. on the east side of town, fdr drive, the right lane closed down because of construction. we'll head to our maps. i'll pinpoint where it is. southbound side 100s down into the 90s. alternate side of the street parking rules back in effect. ken over to you. >> thank you very much heather. it's 4:55. we now know the name of a suspect shot dead after a car chase. 36-year-old miguel espinal was killed yesterday. they tried to pull him over for erratic driving. he crashed while heading the wrong way on the sawmill. police say he was shot after a struggle as he ran from the scene. >>> there is now protective scaffolding up near the site where hundreds of bricks rained down on a manhattan sidewalk. changes have also been ordered at the site along east 64th street where a 10 by 10 section of brick fel

ken? >> all right dray thank you. we will continue to follow the latest on the mass shooting in san bernardino throughout the morning on the air and online. we have another live report from california coming up at 6:30. >>> 6:05 and now to developing story in new jersey. a possible bomb plot foiled at a local high school. the suspects? just 10 and 11 years old. police say clifton high school was the target of the threat. rama is live in clifton with those disturbing details. >> reporter: tough to hear isn't it shirleen? 10 and 11 years old. police say they found a device but no explosives inside. instead filled with vinegar and cinnamon. police say the intent was there but their scheme to blow up the high school would have never worked. here's some details. police say these fifth graders, 10 and 11 years old from clifton elementary school number 11 have been suspended and release today their parents. police say teachers found written plans about setting off a bomb at clifton high school during a field trip. which was

lori, ken? >>> all right thank you. 4:41 and still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, the man known as the affluenza teen retains in mexico this morning. -- remains in mexico this morning. >> plus an indictment is handed down for the man accused of supplying wells for the san bernardino shooters. details -- weapons for the san bernardino shooters. details on the charges he's facing. >> hear why the delivery >>> here's a look at nature's power on display outside st. louis, missouri. a home that had already been ripped from its foundation by flood waters, ouch. look at that right there. slams right into a bridge. this happening after the merry mac river overflowed its banks and flooding on the same river has officials worried they may crews have been putting sandbags in place overnight. >> wow. that's amazing to watch. right? >> it's a shame. >>> it is a shame. 4:44. let's check in with meteorologist bill evans. here we go. >> we take a look from the camera in astoria looking southward and the

ken, lori. over to you. >> thank you. still ahead on eyewitness news on a rapist on the run in brooklyn. police have now identified the suspect overnight, and need your help to catch him. >> plus details on a new report released overnight on the life there may i'm not a fan of putting my personal info in these online shopping forms. hellloooo??? i don't have time to be filling out my address, i need to be buying a dress. that's why i use masterpass. less typing, more dancing. sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way to shop online. masterpass from mastercard and your bank. >>> 6:123. we have new information on a week in brooklyn. police have identified a suspect. detectives say 31-year-old raji wilson is the man who raped a woman in an apartment building stairwell in coney island sunday night. wilson is the man seen in this video shortly after the attack. he's also wanted for robbing another woman less than an hour after the rape. >>> new this morning, life expectancy in the u.s. seems to

(ken woods) "hours." wrote one user, "this is oddly satisfying" "that was about as exciting as watching paint dry" said another. watch long enough and you might catch ken's wife coming out. others do this on a smaller scale with an indoor tree that friends with a password can manipulate. this one in texas lets you turn on the tree lights, an inflatable hello kitty, even laser lights that seem to leave the pet cat and dog unphased. ken also started with an indoor tree, then graduated to outdoor lights that he and his family can't see. (jeanne moos/cnn) "you figure the lights constantly turning on and off, it's gotta drive the neighbors nuts, right?" (ken woods) "there are no neighbors." ken lives in rural fairbanks, alaska. his computer bill to run christmas in fairbanks.com is accepts donations. people like to battle over the same lights. (ken woods) "repeatedly clicking on on on." (ken woods) "someone else somewhere on the internet across the world decides they want tohave that light string off." (jeanne

(ken woods) "hours." wrote one user, "this is oddly satisfying" "that was aaut as exciting as watching paint dry" said another.watch long enough and you might catch ken's wife coming out.others do this on a smaller scale with an indoor tree that friends with a password can manipulate. this one e texas lets you turn on the tree lights, an inflatable hello kitty, even laser lights that seem to leave the pet cat and dog unphased. ken also started with an indoor tree, then graduated to outdoor lights that he and his family can't see.(jeanne moos/cnn) "you figure the lights constantly turning on and off, it's gotta drive the neighbors nuts, right?"(ken woods) "there are no neighbors."ken lives in rural fairbanks, alaska. his computer bill to run christmas in fairbanks.com is around 400 bucks a month and d accepts donations. people like to (ken woods) "repeatedly clicking on on on."(ken woods) "someone else somewhere on the internet across the world decides they want tohave that light string off."(jeanne moos/c

ken. >>> thank you. and stay with eyewitness news and abc news for the very latest on the mass shooting in san bernardino. you can also get updates around the clock at our website abc7ny. >>> breaking news overseas, more than a dozen people are dead after an attack at a nightclub in egypt. it happened early this morning in cairo. video just in to the eyewitness news room smoke pouring out of the first floor of the building. officials are searching for two young men who threw molotov cocktails into the club after being denied entry. in the last hour we learned that 16 people were killed and three others hurt. investigators remain on the scene. >>> authorities say a deadly building explosion in brooklyn was not caused by an accidental gas leak as previously suspected. the fdny says francis figueroa a tenant poured gasoline in the stairwell of the building. investigators say that's what figueroa was on the verge of getting evicted. figueroa and another tenant were killed in the blast. >>> 6:38, and police a

ken? >> i think there are a number of contracts that where we do share the risk today with our customers. i think one of the challenges that we face in some of the public contracts that we have is we're restricted in some of the tools that we can use in risk sharing. >> give us an example. >> well, you know, i would just say a couple of things. first of all, in order to have a good sense of what the true real world risks are and benefits associated with medicines, we sometimes have to look beyond what's in the label of the drug. we're restricted in communicating those things to our customers by fda regulations. that would be one restriction. >> let's take a specific example. the drug has been shown in the clinical trial to be effective in this particular condition, but we think there is another condition it could be effective in? build out that example. >> it may be we've measured certain outcomes, certain chemical outcomes, but we haven't measured the impact on hospitalizations. that's no

(ken wods) "hours." wrote one user, "this is oddly satisfying" "that was about as exciting as watching paint dry" said another. watch long enough and you might catch ken's wife coming out. others do this on a smaller scale with an indoor tree that friends with a password can manipulate. this one in texas lets you turn on the tree lights, an inflatable hello kitty, even laser lights that seem to leave the pet cat and dog unphased. ken also started with an indoor tree, then graduated to outdoor lights that he and his family can't see. ( jeanne moos/cnn) "you figure the lights constantly turning on and off, it's gotta drive the neighbors nuts, right?" (ken woods) "there are no neighbors." ken lives in rural fairbanks, alaska. his computer bill to run christmas in fairbanks.com is around 400 bucks a month and he accepts donations. people like to battle over the same lights. (ken woods) "repeatedly clicking on on on." (ken woods) "someone else somewhere on the internet across the world decides they want tohav

i'm ken rosato. >> and i'm lori stokes. and you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans. >> dry streets and roadways. we're going to be looking at fog though in parts of the area this morning. good morning, here we go. a couple days left in 2015. we start off 41 degrees and on long island, norwalk, connecticut, 36, 39. oyster bay, brook haven and islip, 43. and here are the visibilities, keeping an eye on this. they have been intense in parts of the area like .30 in monticello and that's why there's a dense fog advisory in middlesex, somerset, trenton. but morris county is in that and so is warren. and fog in parts of the area. by noontime, 45, cloudy skies, 49 this afternoon and rain tonight. we will talk about that and new year's eve in the exclusive accuweather forecast. debbie duhaime with all kinds of problems. i have been watching the sheet this morning. >> it's crazy, right? >> you are really busy. >> that's for sure. >>> and they are busy trying to clean up the mess on

ken, over to you. >>> thank you. it's 5:32, several people including two police officers are being called heroes this morning. they helped take down an armed robber who opened fire inside the roosevelt field mall. kala rama live at the mall in garden city. she has the full story. >> reporter: good morning to you. what happened, that shot hit an innocent bystander right in he is in the hospital this morning in stable condition injured from that shooting, and another man, the shooter is in custody this morning. take a look, that suspect is being walked out of tourneau jewelry store in cuffs after police say this man tried to steal a rolex. when that security guard tried to stop him, they got into a scuffle. the suspect fired a shot hit ago mall employee outside the exclusive video. that 67-year-old man is in serious condition at the hospital this morning. what's interesting is the suspect's takedown. nypd police inspector james leer was in the mall off-duty. he heard there was a shooter and ran toward the scene. he saw

. >> and i'm ken rosato. thank you for joining us. 30th. the fog is an issue in some areas this morning. this is what it looks like for me, this is eastbound route 3 morning. a video i used from a stationary dash cam. of a mile ahead. >> nice job. >> i try. >> you have a future. >> maybe. away from weather and traffic. and meteorologist bill evans. do you see that video? >> can't have a live shot at 6:15. >> tell him to move aside. >> make sure it's lit really well. here's what's going on. that's nicely done. here we go, the rink there in the lower left part of the picture, lights are on, 41 degrees. great for skating, ice skating today absolutely gorgeous or at bryant. looking at 36 montclair. 35 white plains. these numbers are way warm, 45 ocean county. so keeping up with the fog this morning. three tenths of a mile a t morristown: a little fog and cloudy today and temperatures to near 50 degrees as you see by afternoon. we talk about new year's eve next. it's going to be gorgeous and heather has the day off. and debbie duhaime with probl

ken: that is another one of the difficult things in new hampshire.be the first conversation i had with mark halperin were were voters going to go for bill bradley were john mccain way back in 2000. independent more voters, that probably helps trump. i don't think we are in the where trump and sanders are competing for those same. people all the time who say their first choice is trump and their second choice is sanders. ken: that's something for us to pay attention to in that new hampshire polling. what happens is iowa becomes the race for those independent in new hampshire to decide whether to thent to go republican or democratic poll. emerged aspolicy has one of the issues animating this election. but about the economy, where our people gravitating? we all pay attention to the horse race and i'm as guilty as anyone when you first get the numbers. asked what a general election electorate would look like and asked people about whether they feel more asked do youre and think you have a shot or no chance of things going your way? by a margin of six to

ken? >> yeah. betty, everybody is asking about motive and who is responsible for this. those are really big unanswered questions right now. was it terrorism? police are telling us they don't know at this point. but what we do know is there was a holiday party going on and they went right into that party. they had to know that something was going on, something had been planned for that day. what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, we know a little bit about the building that it -- the center has two buildings when you need a badge to get in. but where that conference room was, you did not need a badge to get in. because there was a holiday party a banquet scheduled for today, it would be open to the public. law enforcement can't say it's an act of terrorism in the traditional sense. we don't know the motive but at the least this is an act of domestic terrorism. also, ken, we know that the people inside that banquet room were from the san bernardino county of public health. we don't yet know

ken, shirleen over to you. >>> thank you. 5:18 and still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, new york state's largest teacher's union is praising a new plan to overhaul a key policy. >> and madonna lends her voice grieving after "many patients and their doctors unfortunately are not aware of the options available to patients with bone cancer. patients with bone cancer deserve a specialist too. "the advantages of being treated at cancer treatment centers of america is that we have all the specialists under one roof to take care of every aspect of that patients cancer care. we also want them to maintain independence >>> a task force put together by governor andrew cuomo is calling for an overhaul of common core learning standards. the recommendations released late last night also include renaming common core, shortening the time spent testing students and delaying plans to use the tests to grade teachers. these recommendations are being praised by the state's largest teacher's union. >>> madonna is showing her support for th

kala. >> ken, good morning. this was a robbery gone wrong leaving that mall employee injured in the hospital this morning after being shot and that gunman in custody. take a look, here he is being walked out of tourneau jewelry store in cuffs after this man tried to steal a rolex. the security guard and suspect scuffled. the suspect fired a shot hitting a mall employee outside the store. that 67-year-old man is in serious condition at the hospital. an off-duty nypd police inspector james leer saw the struggle and cuffed the suspect immediately. there is surveillance video of the incident that we hope to see later today. we're live in garden city, kala rama channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> thank you. 6:57. we learned a short time ago that real house wives of new jersey star theresa giudice is out of prison and headed home yet. >> dray clark is live in montville outside of her home with more for us. >> reporter: good morning guys. as we speak theresa guidice is making that drive to her home in montville new jersey.

ken, lori, over to you? >> thank you. >>> verizon customers will soon be able to make calls via wi-fi but only on certain phones. >> in techbytes verizon rolling out the new wi-fi calling >> s 6 and s 6 edge. >> apple's next big thing could be an iphone mini. the new phone will have a 4- inch screen, nearly an inch smaller than the 6 s. >> it could be called the 6 c and be released as early as february. >> watch out tesla, porsche is on the move. it has the green light to build a high performance electric sedan. >> it will charge up faster, travel farther and could be the coolest car on the planet. it should be out by 2020. price tallying around $120,000. >> that's a steal. >> those are your techbytes, have a great day. >> poor renee. >> she needs mending. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," how he cool lie concerns at chipotle are affecting the bottom line there is a place... the hustle and bustle dies down, and the only thing left... ...is what's truly important. the radio city christmasspec

good morning, i'm ken rosato. >> thanks for being bus. i'm michelle charlesworth today is tuesday december 22nd. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. the man of the hour. >> grab the umbrella there, some showers in parts of the area up the hudson river valley and west of the city. the temperatures are quite mild. your 5:30 temp still 56. it's been 56 degrees since 10:00 last night. it's still hanging around. 53 smithtown, babylon, brook haven, west hampton, and 56 out toward east hampton to montauk. 55 down the jersey shore. these numbers are 25 degrees warmer than normal for this time of the year with that southerly wind coming up and a few sprinkles up the hudson river valley. the main body of that rain is eastern pennsylvania and back that comes in during the day today, mostly midday, 60s. with that warm air surging up, heavy. patchy dense fog for tomorrow morning. we'll talk about that next. commute. she's got troubles all over the place. >> everywhere. >> just pick a spot. jersey. as we travel on to the

ken? over to you. >>> heather thank you. 5:07 and new this morning, add two more fifa officials to the list of those arrested in the organization's bribery case. of u.s. authorities, swiss police raided a hotel in zurich. the suspects have not yet been identified but suspected of taking millions of dollars in bribes. the money is linked to marketing rights for the world cup and the copa america, the arrests took place hours before fifa officials met to discuss reforms to night corruption. >>> it is now 5:08 and still ahead taking aim at isis. we'll tell you which country joined the fight against the terror organization overnight. >> also ahead, an update to a story we first brought you as breaking news during eyewitness news at noon. the suspect facing charges after a police involved stay with us. it seems that every year, we have to watch out for different types of germs. which is why it's important for your wipes to kill a broad spectrum of germs. lysol wipes kill 99.9% of germs, includi

>> reporter: good morning ken. just an unbelievable story. a man walks into a cave, fights off a bear and lives to talk unbelievable. but the radio calls can be sometimes dramatic. let's listen and you allow the situation could have been much different i don't we have a helicopter hovering above them we have a party all of us are going to go to those kids. >> reporter: that boy scout leader was airlifted after defending himself from the bear for an hour and 20 minutes. the bear bit and scratched christopher from his head down to his legs. he showed the boys a cave he has been to before. this time, as soon as he entered the cave, a black bear grabbed his foot and dragged him further into the cave. he pulled position. the three discuss culled 911 and -- called 911 and quickly started a fire. >> they used the smoke to drive the bear out of the cave. responders took the calls seriously. last november a rutgers student milford. but now this man has survived, he has an amazing tale to tell. >>> thank you. and this bear a

ken. >> dray, thank you. >>> 5:34 is our time. while the deadly shooting in california has ignited the gun control debate for politicians across the country, one local sheriff is telling his citizens to arm themselves when they leave home. right here in ulster county up the hudson river, sheriff paul van blarkam posted this message on facebook. he's urging the 10,000 county residents there who have permits to carry their guns in public to protect themselves and others. >> i'm just, you know, reminding them that they are licensed comfortable, they're responsible enough, and they're -- you know, have the training and they're familiar with the laws of the state of new york, exercise that right and carry a firearm. >> now when asked about sheriff blarkam's facebook post, bratton says he wants to get guns off the street and does not support people arming themselves. our n. j. burkett is live from california with a report at 6 a.m. >>> breaking overseas we have just learned that the death toll has risen to 16 in a fire bomb attack in an

shirleen, ken over to you. 6:02. we are learning more about a breaking story in the bronx, a huge fire injuring people including firefighters and forcing nearly 100 people out of their homes. >> the fierce flames quickly gutted nine homes before firefighters put it under control. eyewitness news reporter rob nelson is live in the tremont section with more. >> reporter: shirleen you can see behind me this is still a very active scene. firefighters still up on those ladder trucks battling this fire from the air more than six hours after it started. the good news is that the fire was brought under control about three hours after it started. the bad news is that 89 people have been displaced by this, including 15 children. the video from overnight shows just how a dramatic a fire this was, able to spread so quickly homes that are so very close together. most of them are wood frames making matters worse. it took about 200 firefighters and three hours to bring this blaze under control here an valentine avenue. there were n

good morning to you, ken. new york city is the first major city in the country to have this kind of regulation. the health department says this is not really about trying to control the kinds of ingredients that restaurants will use but it's about saving lives and helping people make healthier decisions. >> americans by far, we overindulge in everything. >> when it comes to eating, there aresome people who like their food salty, but how much a new menu marker for new york city restaurants wants you to know, although some say it won't make much of a difference. >> i think i'm going directly to the ones with the salt and have at it. >> this new salt warning icon will go on the menus of restaurant chains with more than 15 locations nationwide. a dish with too much salt gets the warning icon. the new york city health department says the recommended maximum for salt intake is 2300 milligrams a day, roughly 1 teaspoon. most americans average way more, about 3400 milligrams, and that can increases risk of heart attac

well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl.e all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. >> announcer: if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today, 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. don't let pain deny you the life you deserve. join hundreds of thousands of omega xl users that have chosen to fight inflammation and get rid of pain. now they're living life to the fullest, thanks to omega xl -- the all-natural anti-inflammatory that has more available omega-3s than regular fish oil. >> someone introduced me to omega xl, and i have almost forgotten about the pain. it's that incredible. >> omega xl is far greater than just

well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl. now, we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. >> announcer: if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today, 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. you deserve. join hundreds of thousands of omega xl users that have chosen to fight inflammation and get rid of pain. now they're living life to the fullest, thanks to omega xl -- the all-natural anti-inflammatory that has more available omega-3s than regular fish oil. >> someone introduced me to omega xl, and i have almost forgotten about the pain. it's that incredible. >> omega xl is far greater than just about any fish oil tha

ken mcloud is live in cost on, ken. >> liam, train driver david vazquez did not amend his hearing in front of the personnel board, his attorney said the stress of the last several days have taken its toll, but it was all smiles for a pair of t workers right over at the statehouse. >> cameras clicked as the governor signed off on comment cases this morning for redline dispatcher lee saunders and supervisor mark mcneil. >> i hope the public understands that the system worked, we had several breakdowns in the normal operating procedures and we >> while this pair got a pat on the back, steering the tracks ahead and bringing the train to a stop, david vazquez was having his missteps dissected by the t personnel board. >> so the disciplinary process remains under way and we are not at liberty to discuss it, we'll let you know as soon as there is a conclusion to that process. >> vazquez rig add cord around the train throttle and failed to set the brake before getting off in braintree to bypass a broken signal, the train took off carting 50 passengers on an express ride through four stations

lori, ken, over to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:16. serious news story dominated the chatter on facebook this year. >> reporter: hey there. in today's tech bytes, a big year in facebook. >> the u.s. presidential >> and second were the terror attacks in paris. the syrian refugee crisis was third. >> and best buy is slashing the price of the apple watch. all of the watches in its inventory are now $100 off. that means you can pick up the entry level model for just $249. >> and lowes wants to help you and your kids track santa. >> the free app is called iris by lowes santa tracker. on christmas morning, it will let you know when, where and how saint nick moves around your house on christmas. and you can catch them dropping off presents under the tree and sneaking milk and cookies. >> there's some things you don't want to know. >> that's true. >> have a good day. >> all right. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, first of its kind for general motors, how the company is shaking things up for the car industry. >>> also ahead, one

i'm ken rosato. it is tuesday december 8th. minutes away from weather and traffic. >> we're looking at a cooler morning and cloudy skies. there might be a shower out of eastern long island. we are going to be looking at temperatures still above our seasonal averages. as we're starting out in the morning with temperatures warmer than normal. should be at 36 in the five boroughs 41 toward nyack, white plains 39. it should be about 26 up there around poughkeepsie. numbers are warm. here's nyack up until about 11:00. the temperature will drop down just a bit between 6 and 7 and by the time we get into the afternoon we're looking at near 50 degrees. yesterday we were at 54. it's a little cooler today. we're going to warm into the 60s by the weekend. it's weather then heather every 7 minutes. she's talking about the subways and mass transit this morning. >> this is true. i can tell you everything is doing fine if you're using new jersey transit long island railroad, metro north. west 4th street. over here

ken? >>> today we are expected to learn the names of the victims. five people died when a small aircraft went down. remains were pulled from the wreckage yesterday. a mayday call was received as the plane flew from san jose to las vegas. shortly after that the plane simply disappeared from radar. >>> president obama is his three friends from gunfire. sabian dobson died, preventing his three friends from getting shot. he was a he roy at 15. he was fatally not in knoxville thursday. >>> developing in new hampshire, police are investigating a threat that forced the closure of two schools. investigators say an e-mail, sent to a school administrator, made threats against two high school in his nash what. officials decided to be cautious and close the schools. >>> amtrak is implementing a new safety measure for passengers traveling from new york 20 philadelphia. -- to philadelphia called positive train cell. it could have prevented the derailment in philadelphia last may that killed eight people

ken molestina has the story. >> he was a four-time combat veteran. he was an exceptionally loving certainly he deserved that recognition. ken: talking about an impromptu honor guard ceremony for her husband, staff sergeant matthew huawei. service members current and past stood at attention as the 35-year-old was wheeled away to take him off life support. >> he has put his life on the line for so many people before, and i think it would mean a lot to him that it was two veterans. ken: the veteran was kept on life support long enough to keep his -- to let his loved ones say goodbye. people like sean who fought alongside him on deployment. >> everything about him was for other people, to save other people. ken: so it was only fitting that his last act be one that saved two more lives. loved his soldiers. he was a protector and a leader. shaina: within the first 24 hours of that cell phone video being posted it was seen nearly 4 million times. two full hours of today's top stories are coming up at 5:00 . starting with a white christmas and iowa. a christ

. >> i'm ken rosato. monday, december 7th. you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans with the workweek accuweather forecast. >> well, we start out with really nice weather. there is fog around this morning. patchy dense fog in places. let's go down the beach, shall we. calm way to ease into this monday. good visibility at 45 degrees to start the day. we are looking at normal overnight lows about 36, 37. we are starting out warmer. 27 to kingston, poughkeepsie. 27 carmel in putnam county. 40 bridgeport. 29 around sparta and sussex county. 28 in monticello. cool numbers to start the day which today we will see the temperature climbing up above normal for this time of the year. looking at 55 today. normal high is 46. nearly 10 warmer than normal. weather then heather. heather is looking at it for you. >> mass transit is doing great new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro north are doing fine. one and two trains we had track work completed. d trains are business passin

how many of you just by a show of applause -- i'd like ken to know how we feel. at governor again in 2016? why don't we let it start in this church on this day. ladies and gentlemen, it is my privilege to introduce to you one of virginia's very own and still a conservative voice in our state and in our nation, general ken cuccinelli. >> thank you all very much. thank you. thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be here, and it is an honor to be in patrick henry territory at the heart of the commonwealth of virginia, the home of presidents where i am proud to endorse the next president of the united states, senator ted cruz. for that office. we myself included often look around at our political circumstances and the circumstances of our country, and it's easy to get a little bit depressed. but on march 23rd 1775 when patrick henry was calling for revolution he was doing it against the most powerful nation in the world with no military to speak of on their side no traffic record but a firm commitment to what are now the first principles of this country country whi

good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you ken. we're here on those southbound lanes here, and you can see traffic is crawling as only one lane is open all because of this police activity. you can see a number of police cars lined up along the right- hand side here of the southbound lanes with their lights flashing. there are a number of officers in the woods searching for suspects. police were attempting to pull over a black dodge charger in passaic. that car took off. multiple police departments attempted to pull over the vehicle on route 3, then new jersey turnpike, and then george washington bridge. in this area is when police reported shots fired at them, and then the suspects build out of the car and ran through the woods. police followed the chase into the woods. at this point a number of law enforcement vehicles with their flashlights beaming heavily through this wooded area. any injuries, but at this point also police have mentioned that they have two suspects in custody. what they're doing right now is searching for more

no, kidding. [ laughter ] >> had to go there ken didn't you?> thanks paul. >>> all right, we are counting down to superbowl 50. who is it going to be? >> tonight, we found out who will headline the halftime show. >> and coming up on the late ,,, weiland has died. winning artist was >> well, we learned about an hour ago that bay area born musician scot wyland has died. he was best known as the front man for the rock band stone temple pilots. he was found dead on his tour bus in minnesota. he had a long history of substance abuse issues and it is unclear how he died. he was born in san jose and was scheduled to play a show in napa later this month. he was 48 years old. >>> we won't find which teams are playing in the superbowl for a while. but tonight, we know cold play will headline the halftime show. at least one of them. the announcement came during the tackers lions game on kpix5. other halftime events will be announced later. superbowl 50 airs right here on kpix5 on february 7. >>> giants star hunter pence asked for a new contract. just not

i'm lori stokes. >> and i'm ken rosato. thank you for joining us. today is tuesday december 8th. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> we take a look from our camera around time square. we see the new york life building, the empire state building and all the way down to 1 world trade and beyond, all the way down to staten island. great visibility, 41 degrees. 45 is our normal high temperature for this time of the year. we are close to that already to start the day. it's going to be a warmer day than our usual seasonal temperatures. 42 by 7:00, sunny breaks by which is above normal for this time of the year. it only gets warmer as we go to the end of the week and the weekend. we'll talk about that next in your accuweather seven-day forecast. heather o'rourke is looking at your commute. >> we're going to talk about the g trains. we have some police activity at nassau avenue. you can expect delays both directions if you normally take the g tra

ken wirt's kmart and starbucks. havi honed.a professor sociology at the university of missouri, how quickly you be run out of school. would >> i would quit. kennedy: a lot of comics say they don't do college dates because they are so politically incorrect. >> the colleges the past 20e years have gotten so dish don't even know if it's people's individual feelings or it's peer pressure. it's such a complex thing, the psychology of a crowd. so it's -- yeah, colleges -- kennedy: it seems like a fairly new phenomenon. >> 28 colleges have been politically correct.ec but not now. i can't even conceive of what it must be like. somebody must go whoa, whoa,y wh whoa! >> i think they would get pitch forks and light them on fire.e you have written a book but you refuse to write anymore. >> i'm done with that. kennedy: because you like talking so much? >> i like an immediate response to what i say. kennedy: do you remember the first time we met? >> on mtv. kennedy: it was in the hamptons. and dr. gray was there. >> even in those days. they

(ken woods) ours." wrote o o user, "this is oddly satisfying" "that was about as exciting as watching paint dry" said another.watch long ough and you might catch ken's wife coming out.others do this on a smaller scale with an indoor tree that friends with a password can manipulate. this one in texas lets you turn on the tree lights, an inflatable hello kitty, even laser lights that seem to leave the pet cat and dog unphased. ken also started with an indoor tree, then graduated to outdoor lights that he and his family can't see.(jeanne moos/cnn) "you figure the lights constantly turning on and off, it's gotta drive the neighbors nuts, $- right?"(ken woods) "there are no neighbors."ken lives in rural fairbanks, alaska. his computer bill to run christmas in fairbanks.com is around 400 bucks a month and he accepts donations. people like to battle over the same lights. (ken woods) "repeatedly clicking on on on."(ken woods) "someone else somewhere on the internet across the world decides they want tohave that

you, ken. were able to get the fire under control and now they have been able to finally put it out. they are the hoses here but they'll spend the next few hours monitoring this house that again went on fire for the second time here. and let me tell you how it started the. first fire broke out last night around 9:00 inside a vacant home. and those flames quickly spread to the two homes next door. and from those two home, everyone made it out okay. that's the good news, however a pet cat died in the fire. the american red cross helping the two the -- red cross is helping the two families this morning. so when the fire broke out about two hours ago, they were not inside. also last night, four firefighters were injured here. this morning, everyone is doing okay. now investigators are looking into what caused the initial fire and then of course what made it flair up again this morning. once again, fire crews here are going in the home, in and out of the home, watching the hot spots and trying to fi

ken: people like sean, for alongside him on deployment. people. his last act would be one that saved two more lives. >> he was a great nco. he was a protector, leader. of that cell phone video being posted, it was seen nearly 4 million times. iowa hawkeyes heading out west. scott: it is going to be a big week for the hawkeyes. announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. scott: at the beginning of the season, who would have guessed it. but the hawkeyes are spending christmas eve in pasadena. today was travel day. just before 1:00, the team left soak it in. 25 years. legendary sportscaster bob brooks was on board and was hoping it was a better rose bowl trip than the first one he made with the team back in 1956. >> were going to have a big a pet rally. it snowed, sleeted, and we finally wound up. scott: he made it out this year just fine. when they arrived in pasadena, it was daylight. they have tomorrow to get situated. the official welcome event will be december 26 at disneyland. the game is at 4:00 on new year's day. coverage of