chief kent was by the book, so we got to do it by the book. i hear a "but." y move course you hear a "but." look how it worked out for chief kent. baez: we got company. we'll be working out of this office. i'll be bac hey. what are you doing here? da has set up a special task force to assist k. he kent investigation. i'm heading it up. oh. all right, well, we're just getting started, so if we need a warrant or anything, we'll let you know. it's not gonna work that way, danny. what's that supposed to meanwith t i have instructions to ensure this investigation follows the letter of the law, so when charges are brought, they stand up in court. ? so you're here to babysit. on whose orders? the da, the mayor. the powers that be want to make sure this entire inveson is done by the book. so i'm the book. tigati chief kent served this department with honor and distinction for 33 years. he and hismaggie both committed their lives to making this city a better place. and they will be sorely missed. wife for the record... man: commissioner? this incident

this is the kent county jail. temporary home to about 1,000 men and women. most of whom are accused of crimes and awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. >> i can't do anything that i want to when i want to. i have to ask everybody. i hate asking for anything. >> ooh, sauce. ain't no sugar coating it. the food sucks. >> welcome to [ bleep ] this place sucks. don't ever come here. >> and h2-a, one of the housing units. >> we teasingly call this the hamptons, um here with no cells, freedom of movement, as long as they listen. that's kind of their punishment. the thought of having to live behind doors again. >> most inmates in there are pretty compliant, easy going. a lot of them are in there for minor crimes. so we really don't have to stay on them that much. but you do still have to supervise them. >> i call it h2-awesome. pretty nice. you have a lot more freedom. you have all-day day room, a microwave. two flat-screen tvs to watch. pull-up bar and stuff for working out. >> this is the best unit in jails. >> this is the penthouse of the jail. >> it's

kent. kent: their car. steve: they car. pass or play? kent: we gonna play, steve.teve: all right, let's go. hey, kent. what's going on? kent: man, just fat and happy. glad to be here. steve: fat and happy. kent: yeah, man. whoo, come on. that's a brother from another mother over there. steve: brother from another mother. i like eating, too, man. i eat a whole lot, too. i been trimming down lately, though. i been coming down. i just decided i wanted to live a little bit. kent: you to

four men were arrested and are now in the kent county jail. three pled guilty.k melton has pled not guilty. when we asked him about details of the female victim's description of one of her attackers, he shut us down. >> somebody dipping into my case? i think we're done here. put me in my room. somebody dipping in my case. i'm done. >> two weeks later, melton agreed to speak with us again. >> the last time we talked to you, you kind of got a little angry. >> yeah. >> what was that about? >> it was about, like, i felt that they went to other co-defendants to get questions to ask me, like as if i had did the rape, basically accusing me. you know? i got accused. so, yes. i got upset. >> several weeks earlier, melton was placed in disciplinary segregation for fighting in his maximum security general population unit. he's now eligible to return to general population but has requested to remain in segregation. >> classification comes in 30 days. they ask you if you want to move. i say no because i'm going to trial. i'd rather have the concentration down here. so i don'

>> kent thought he was but he never was. worshipped her. >> kent's mother bessie said he told her to plan for a wedding. on may 2nd, 1996 she got devastating news. kent was dead, shot. anchorage. >> there were suspects clearly developed. >> reporter: suspects named by kent himself, says detective linda branchflower in a strange letter he sent to his parents to be opened in the event of his death. >> michelle, john, or scott were the people that probably killed me. >> reporter: but letter or not, investigators had no solid case. michelle left alaska, married a doctor, had a child, and moved to seattle. then in 2004, eight years after the murder, authorities reopened the case. they soon cleared hilke, but two years later, charged carlin and lennonhand. >> they are charged with second-degree murder. >> they charge lennon was the mastermind. the motive? kent's life insurance and prosecutors pointed to kent's >> i don't do murder. >> saying to be one of michelle's favorites called "the last deduct seduction." it convinces the star to kill her husband. hollywood. >> reporter: twelve years

again. 3 let's get a last look of the 3 forecast with meteorologist kendra kent kentthe last few days of 2015 are setting up to be very wet. it won't rain the entire time, but periods of heavy rain will be possible. a flood watch is in effect until 7 a.m. thursday because our soils are saturated and rivers are high, so any additional rainfall could cause flooding.tonight expect heavy rain to push in between 6pm and 10pm. showers will continue off and on through the overnight, with rain totals reaching 1-2 inches. the highest amounts will fall in the western portion of the mountains, upstate and northeast georgia. 3 be sure to wake up bright and early with thee morning news. we've got all the local and national headlines you'll need to know...plus weather and traffic every ten minutes.it's on thee morning news...from

of area this evening and national weather service issued a flood advisory until 2:15 for southern kent county as well as extreme southern portions of south jersey. southeastern portions of cumberland county and cape may county and southeastern portions of atlantic county as well. heavy thunderstorms blossoming in the last half hour 45 minutes pushing right over the delaware bay region. look at the cloud to ground lightning strikes on christmas eve. this is something you typically see during the spring or summe summer. certainly not during the winter. look at all those reds. oranges, yellows, lots of heavy downpours just east of fortescue over the morris river if you travel delsea drive or route nine a slow go and ponding on area roads and heavy weather east of cape may pushing out to see the villa and more heavy weather developing south of dover and crossing over route 1 in between dover and milford. again this will continue over the next half hour, 45 minutes or so on top of that we have areas of sdens fog developing, atlantic city now down to three tenths of mile wilmington updated a

jo: i am jo ling kent.ut close for the first time since 2008 ntsb did turn positive and always watching stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. dow futures down 20 points right now. cheryl: once it's in the oil pays tribute.prices are at oil at 3690. a loss of 97 cents. jo: in his quest to become the gop standardbearer, a war of words get the latest on a skirmish for you. cheryl: investor carl icahn wins the bidding war for many, and jack. jo: the top team for the first time this season in the nfl. chip kelley will not be coaching sunday scans for the philadelphia eagles or even next season. details on that coming up next. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's market, the latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. cheryl: wild weather continues up where winter flooding across missouri and illinois. record high water project did at the mississippi river town. the flooding shutting down parts of two interstate searching hundreds of homes and forcing evacuations. a state of emerge

meteorologist kendra kent... kent...kendra.....en will we evening? 3 the last few days of 2015 are setting up to be very wet. it won't rain the entire time, but periods of heavy rain will be possible. a flood watch is in effect until 7 a.m. thursday because our soils are saturated and rivers are high, so any additional rainfall could cause flooding.tonight expect heavy rain to push in between 6pm and 10pm. showers will continue off and d on through the overnight, with rain totals reaching 1-2 inches. the highest amounts will fall in the western portion of the mountains, upstate and northeast georgia. 3 3 now lets send it 3 over to the pit crew traffic center. 3 3 we're watching:spartanburg an accident country club rd at north pine st.and anderson and in anderson a hit &; run at us-76 and civic center blvd blvdhere's a live look 3 at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on--i-85 near mile marker 54 3 in a developing story---- 3 an asheville woman is behind bars after cops say she willingly participated in kidnapping two kids on sunday. 3 fox carolina's andrew reeser jo

we have breaking details from jo ling kent. go ahead, jo. >> san bernardino police saying no one is still in custody in california in this mass shooting. the search continues. it is underway for suspects. that is plural. that we do know it is confirmed. there is more than one suspect. i've been listening to police authorities as they are out on this search. they are searching in multiple locations which we will not disclose at this point. but we also do know more about the inland regional center. the executive director, lavinia rogers telling reuters that the shooting was at conference center that they rented out for a county personnel christmas party possibly for the department of health. david: interesting. thank you very much. melissa: let's go back to nypd detective tom ruskin. what do you make of details we specifically heard, them confirming they do not have the suspects and they're still on the loose and they're looking for them. >> just means whoever planned this, had avenue of escape, whether vehicles or vehicle, we do

in fact she is at kent late likely to graduate a little bit early. she spent her teenage years going from foster home to foster home. she fought the odds. but she's now i excelling in college. she is bright. even with her pell grant she has to have the perkins loan ford to make ends meet. it is an important program but it is about people. it is about carryie and others like her. the impact goes beyond her. over 1,700 schools participate. if it is expired, it is only more difficult to pay for school. instead what wreeshed be doing here in the senate making it easier, not harder, to afford to go to school. some of these tuitions have gone up andup. we've got to be sure that every student has the chaiens to get ahead by going to college our university. if we don't move ahead, students will lose their eligibility if they change institutions or academic programs. so it is a big deal them to. if we don't act sornings students who are seeking loans for the winter and spring semesters will be ineligible. it is possible that 105 0,000 freshmen will lose their

al jazeera, kent, washington. >> up next, a master stone carver in the united states is breathing new life into an old trade. >> the ancient art of stone carve something facing a sharp decline in the united states. but as ash har quaraishi reports one master of the trade, an american s trying to keep the art from fading away. >> chipping away in his studio in the western suburbs of chicago, sculptor walter arnold is breathing life into blown it is not really something that you pick up through book learning. you have to watch, travel around looking at work, and figuring out how it was done. >> arnold was fascinated by gargoyles around the university of chicago campus. he went to work in washington. >> it was all from getting to work from people who had learned from previous generations. >> it's a trade and art officially handed down from master to apprentice, but aspiring carvers may have a difficult road ahead of them. if you are lucky enough to find an apprenticeship, you still need a blacksmith to create the tools. >> in my late 20s i met a carve who are worked on the tribune tower.

. >>> next we have reverend kent dodd. universalist congregation. >>> kent ddoss. like everyone right now my heart is broken with the violence that has been spread around our world in the past few months and particularly here in the united states. it was important for me to be here tonight to stand with my brothers and sisters at care. just a few months ago we were working together on projects here to make our community safer in saal foreign i can't and it was-- california and it was important to be here because i know muslim isn't a religion of violence. hate and violence have no place in our churchs, mosques temples are congregations. the challenge right now is for us to remember that hate and violence also don't belong in our hearts and it's time for us to stand together and make sure that in this scarey and dark time that hate doesn't take root in our heart. >>> next i would like to invite reverre reverrenddouglou reverrenddouglous. i'm a lutheran pastor and i share some of the traditions that sarah was speaking about of advent. i just came from an ad vent serv

kent's emergency responders also realize many of the 911 calls were coming from the same people. elderly residents who were socially isolated, the mentally ill, homeless veterans and people with language barriers. >> here we have tier 1 patient. >> kent's fire department created a special database to identify who was calling 911 and how often. >> how often do you see that when someone is calling over a period of time, they're calling 911 multiple times for care? >> we see it all the time. >> dozens of people are calling 911. more than 25 times a year. >> they're getting just stabilized, released, stabilized released, as opposed to treated, no continuity of care. >> now the nurse helps to assess whether a 911 call requires a trip to the er. a nurse and a social worker discuss frequent callers to determine who warrants a follow-up house call. >> it makes so much sense when i can talk to the patient and my partner has a different approach and then i come in and i can ask about, well, have you been doing these kind of things? how about these medications? are you taking these regularl

is there a band of showers through kent county board there are in delaware but instead year batch ofain comes in off to the south and that is lift nothing courtesy of the the latest warm front. what do you need to know today? it is a generally foggy dayes specially this morning with off and on rain

scott brown with fox business's jo lin kent.6:29 on the east coast, police charging two people. and top tourist spots, finding military gear and islamic state propaganda but no weapons or explosives. officials say these individuals did not have ties. donald trump with a major television ad campaign that could cost $2 million a week according to fox news's howard kurtz, $100 million total, trump continued his attack on the clintons and a campaign stop last night. >> we would love to run against trump, it is terrorist nightmare. these people back here said the hillary campaign -- she wants to run against me instead of somebody else. cheryl: wild weather lets people dead across the midwest, clean up has gone but the devastation is becoming apparent at present. >> it is horrible. our house is our home. i raised my kids there. they are drunk and gone now. they i taking it as at as i am. they make a large storm through the midwest bringing travel to a new standstill. as of yesterday afternoon 1400 flights had been canceled across the

most of them are small outages similar to the one here in kent wood.still affected is novato with 482 customers still without power and burlingame, about 125 customers still affected. safety the primary concern if you are in an area where trees have been bringing down power lines, stay away from those power lines until crews can let you know if that is a safe area to be in. >> right. and if this situation continues into the nighttime, the dark hours, the risk of candles being lit when you're in the dark, those often start fires, so something else to keep in mind for the evening hours tonight. >>reporter: absolutely. compounding a problem, absolutely. >> let's hope it doesn't last that long. thank you. >>> 8:06. getting new information for you about travel delays at the bay area's three largest airports. sfo reporting several dozen flight delays and cancellations. due to poor weather, the airport under a traffic management program which spaces out incoming and outgoing flights. some flights are delayed by an hour. down in the south bay, oakland internat

. >> my name is angela, i'm from kent in the southeast. so kent is like massive.e it's geographically i can't even explain how big it is. basically in kent we have a kent youth council and we've been campaigning for years on transport which is why i'm in support of this motion because transport as an england only issue would be so helpful. if we shared resources it would mean that everyone gets the chance to share the resources like posters upon buses to make it cleaner, talk to bus companies to make them cheaper. i mean, i try and travel to kent youth county council meetings and it takes me an hour on the bus, 20 minutes in the car. but if i was in a different area of kent it would take me ten minutes to get into essex in east of england or to get into london. it's not fair and transport needs to be better so we can all as young people access different types of areas in the country and we can become friends because we'll be together more. [ cheers and applause ] >> what about a speaker from the west midlands? the young man in the gray suit, indeed. >> mr. speaker

the name superman because he looked like clark kent, highly respected by his colleagues. >> baseball basketball player, the guy who does three tours overseas. >> a 45 -year-old westchester resident. he served as a technical sergeant in the air guard 100 5th they security squadron, survived by his wife and two kids. >> not only overseas but here at home. >> secretary of defense ash carter called the attack that killed officer lim a painful reminder of the everyday dangers of afghanistan. for more follow me on twitter and follow the show. bill: diana, you are chasing the republican primary but the 2016 election and donald trump leading the pack. you could say the latest polls are a bit of a mixed bag. >> that is right. the latest poll once again putting donald trump at the top of the republican pack. it also says half the country will be embarrassed by trump presidency. good news or bad news, the realist the businessman is no stranger to bad press, especially when it comes to his comments regarding muslims, repeatedly calling for a ban on muslim immigration, but is that possible and i

in kent county maryland suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. kellye: prince william county police are calling the death of two teenagers in october a murder-suicide. the bodies of 17-year-old lyle ferringer and indya davis were found in the back of a band near dawson park. today the investigation found davis killed ferringer before taking her own life. family members say the teens dated in the past. leon: new information tonight on a north potomac father who pleaded guilty to allow teenagers to drink shortly before a deadly crash. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis joins us with what he learned about the night of the party. kevin: since june a lot of people wondered what level of negligence the father displayed at the underage drinking party. that took place in a home on this street. this sheds light on a drinking party at the home. the homeowner setsmen welcomed her daughter's friends. there were beer pong on the table and pillows covering the windows. the report explained that the kids pulled money to buy vodka and natty light beer. >> pa

jo ling kent to talk about not only the new atlassian billionaires but what's new, jo?reporter: the worst year for tech ipos, atlassian bucking the trend. you said it, the stock up 30%. it competes with a company here in the u.s. called slack, but atlassian customer base is big, talking about nasa, procter & gamble and coca-cola. what sets them apart in that profitability piece? i sat down with the co-founder and co-ceos and asked them why they expect to be profitable from the start? >> we've been profitable for ten years since we started. >> not new to the game. >> no, part of it comes back to when we started, the end of the dot com boom, it was the dot com bust, we were 22 years old, no one would have given us a dime if we asked. we had to build the discipline, great software to people and offer it at a reasonable price, and that is started with the ipo that investors are looking for companies that have the properties. >> reporter: atlassian generated 440 million dollars, a valuation of 4.5 billion. i asked the two guys if they thought we were on the edge of a correct

clark kent, "dailyplanet." what's your position on the bat vigilante in gotham? >> civil liberties are being trampled on in your city. people living in fear. thinks he's above the law. "the daily planet" criticizing those who think they're above the law is hypocritical. wouldn't you say? considering every time your h ho saves a cat out of a tree you write a puff piece editorial about an alien. he could burn the whole place down. >> the world doesn't share your >> maybe it's gotham city and me, had a bad history with freaks dressed like clowns. >> boys? bruce wayne meets clark kent. i love it. i love bringing people together. how are we? hi, hello, it as pleasure -- ow, wow, that is a good grip, you should not pick a fight with this person. you know the oldest line in america? that power can be in a sentence. >> you're going to go to war. that son of a bitch brought the war to us. >> you know you can't win this. it's suicide. >> the greatest gladiator match in the history of the world. >> you're psychotic. >> that is a three-syllable word for any thought too big f

. ♪ >> boys, bruce wayne meets clark kent. i love it. i love bringing people together. how are we?ex, it is a -- wow. that is a good grip. you should not pick a fight with this person. ♪ >> you know the oldest line in america, senator? power can ascent. >> you're going to go to war. >> that [ bleep ] brought the war to us. >> you know you can't win this. it's suicide. >> the greatest gladiator match in the history of the world. >> sun of krypton versus bat of gotham. >> you're psychotic. >> that is a three syllable word for any thought too big for little minds. >> it's time you learned what it means to be a mind. if i wanted it, you'd be dead already. >> if man won't kill god, the devil will do it! >> what have you done? [ roaring ] >> [ bleep ]. >> is she with you? >> i thought she was with you. ♪ >> and the prosecution has not given you any explanation why they were there because there is no other explanation other than that they had some connection with the death of dar foley. ladies and gentleman of the jury, i submit to you there's more than reasonable doubt. i respectfully as

asher schultz cf williamsburg lander the whopper blue gill at kent park. another super blue gill. rhielle hansen of victor caught it while fishing with her dad at lake iowa. xander and cameron saldivar teamed up to reel in this 4 1/2 pound schmickle was fishing with grandpa steve at lake macbride when he nailed the 18 inch cat. olivia hochstetler of wellman examines her first fish. a goododooking rock bass. and finally brooklyn turner and the great looking channel cat she caught at the vinton bridge. with all my fishing friends, partly cloudy is the weather lowswsipping into the lower 30s. after some sunshine to start our tuesday we watch a weak storm move into the weather picture. light rain showers are expected to develop late in the day continuing into the night. once this system pushes east warmer weather pushes in with highs in the 50s as early on thursday. tonight: partly cloudy low: 29-35 winds: sw 5-10t0torrow: isolated pm showers higig 46-52 winds: s 5-15 thanks joe. thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 6. we hope you'll be with us again you feel likiktrying somethi

jo ling kent has more. >> reporter: the end of an era, toys "r" us closing 110,000 square feet store in times square for a couple of reasons, but really it's all about the rent. the rent going up to 2500 per square foot. and that is really the issue. the ceo of toys "r" us saying that retail has been a soft spot for the company. don't expect to hit goals this holiday season, they're going to look for another location. not yet specific here in the times square and midtown area. looking at competition, it's all about amazon and online shopping. national retail federation expects online shopping to grow 6-8% that outpaces overall retail brick and mortar stores. as for who is moving in next, it's gap and old navy. they have confirmed to fox business, they are coming in, in 2017 they'll take the next year to renovate this expensive lucrative space in the middle of times square but also a big bet. no guarantee, retail making a big bet on the future of what times square could possibly do or not do for its brand. deirdre? deirdre: jo ling kent joining me there, fox business, right in front o

jo: and i am jo ling kent. the first losing year first losing your sense of destiny.market futures right now head of the opening bell, dow futures down 55 points. nicole: oil expected to be a major driver. last beginning i%. today 2.5% in two and a quarter% to 85 cents at 3725 a barrel. jo: front runner donald trump has a new target. we will bring you the latest on that. nicole: and the box office, "star wars" continues to smash records are not the fastest time to bring in $1 billion. jo: in sports, minnesota vikings are crushing the new york giants. there was a bit of confusion as well during the jets and patriots point house just before overtime. welcome back to you "fbn:am" with the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. breaking this morning, 43 people are dead across seven states after storms produced devastating tornadoes and flooding. in the texas the national weather service has nine tornadoes killed 11 people. eight people died in garland as a tornado carved a path of destruction there, measuring two square miles. >> all of a sudden it was

i began to be embarrassed by the music i kent behind the counter. >> he feels responsible, even 20 years later. >> the thoughts and music i put into people, still lives on on the websites, that's the dark legacy that i've left behind and the one i struggle with the most. >> christof putzel, al jazeera. >> next remembering the live lost at sandy hook and the faith that aims to rebuild. and, seeking shelter. tuesday on "america tonight" nashville struggles to house its most vulnerable leads to a down side solution. "america tonight's" lisa fletcher on building a community. that's tuesday on "america tonight." >> we've looked at what can inspire the hate that kills. a now moment, the ties that bind, and with hope, build. today marks two years since 20 children and six adults were killed at sandy hook, connecticut. the governor of connecticut signed an order banning anyone on terror watch lists from buying guns in his state. and other have stepped up too. "america tonight's" lori jane sees the legacy of sandy hook, giving faith to the future. >> someone shooting in the building. >> when gunm

i began to be embarrassed by the music i kent behind the counter. >> he feels responsible, even 20 years later. >> the thoughts and music i put into people, still lives on on the websites, that's the dark legacy that i've left behind and the one i struggle with the most. >> christof putzel, al jazeera. >> next remembering the live lost at sandy hook and the faith that aims to rebuild. and, seeking shelter. tuesday on "america tonight" nashville struggles to house its most vulnerable leads to a down side solution. "america tonight's" lisa fletcher on building a community. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doi

joe fryer, nbc news, kent, washington. it's coming up on today in iowa -- how much do moviegoers love "star wrs"? fans erupt after a faulty projector ruins their movie- watching plus... one eastern iowa commuity is trying to bring back the 2008 floods. plenty of fog out there this morning... visibilities will be slow to improve today and we will keep a chance of rain in the forecast this week. i'll haveeore coming "now your storm track 7 from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information om the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: rain continues to track through the area this morning, along with some drizzle and fog... less than 2 miles visibility. stormtrack7 live weather network will show some of that fog this morning. temperatures are mild... in the 30s and even upper 40s, but will be steady or falling much of the day today as the cooler air to the west heads our way. northwest winds will take over and bring in cooler air. first we have to ge

one school alone, kent state, 3,000 students. and by the way, i got lobbied on this very directly, a young woman named kerry richmond, interned in his office last summer, she's an classic excellent for someone who needs perkins because it fills in the gaps for her. in her case, she has a expel yeg woman who has gone in and out of foster homes her entire the life, and by the way, is a wonderful advocate and spokesperson for that young program and helping young foster kids to get on their feet, she does not have the help at home that many kids do. so she needs that perkins loafnlt she is very grateful -- perkins loan. she is very grateful today we're extending that loan, of course, and she's very happy for kent state and students around ohio. i was with some ohio state students a couple weeks ago for a holiday party and with the president of ohio state who's pleased this is finally handled. because he's trying plan. the schools play a big role. they're able to come up with new loans for next year. they're very involved. we've got 1

stacey: 17 year old san kent has not been seen since saturday night when he went to a party at a home on long 41 between pull county authorities say dive teams have been checking ponds near the home but have not found anything so far. search tomorrow. if you know anything about sam kemp's whereabouts, call the that number is on your screen. mark: memorial services are set for 18-year-old emily jacobs, the iowa state freshman killed in a hit and run on monday. center point united methodist will hold a visitation and memorial to give those who knew emily a chance to grieve together tomorrow night at 7:00. the church will also hold visitation friday from 4:00 until 8:00 p.m. funeral services are saturday morning at 10:30. des moines police released the name of a man hit and killed by a vehicle last night on hubbell the vehicle's driver is identified as a 19-year-old of des moines. police say they are still investigating, but it does not look like speed or impairment are to blame. that deadly accident raising concerns over that busy intersection. there is no stoplight, no stop sign, or cr

very mild today many so we see rain in kent and sussex counties in delaware, cumberland count any newsey, we have some rain around cape may this morning. millville about to get the showers, atlantic city, as well. eventually by 8:00, 9:00 the rain is here in philadelphia. and then we can just be prepared, and i know with all of your last minute things to do, you're going to have to be dashing inbetween the raindrops, not dashing through the snow. now by tomorrow, christmas eve, we do have few showers around, in the morning. we will probably see some sunshine in the afternoon, and another reason why we get some warm. and then, possibility of maybe some showers overnight into maybe the first hours of christmas morning, looks like christmas dry, close to the records of 66. seventy-four tomorrow, way above the record, 67 greets on christmas day. we are talking about cooler temperatures on saturday, but only cooler, not cold, so we still have showers around for the first night of kwanzaa, for the eagles game, which is at night on saturday at the linc. and then it, looks like, we are stayin

jo ling kent in washington with the new bill. jo?eporter: you may be surprised, melissa but it's a bipartisan effort across the senate and house. bill presented by representative poe, republican from texas, was hitting the floor requiring the white house gather more information and provide a more comprehensive report how terrorists are using social media. they want an evaluation from the president on social media role on radicalization, analysis of how terrorists are using social media and what exactly is going on. that bill passed. that is headed to the house. on senate side, diane fine fine and senator burr, senator feinstein and burr cosponsoring a bill asking social media companies requiring them to report any terrorist activity finding online, suspicious or in recruitment available of activities. that is happening here on capitol hill. fbi director comey's turn in the senate judiciary committee giving a hearing today about encryption which is the other arm of this ongoing issue about fighting terrorism online. and earlier this y

ling: protesters are moving to it is run holiday travel, welcome to "risk & reward," i am jo ling kent deirdre bolton, plaque lives matter protesting at the mall of america today. they were rebuffed by police, now on the move to minneapolis st. paul international airport much to release video footage of a 24-year-old unarmed plaque man -- black man jamar clark of minneapolis. ahead of the planned protests,