larry: it never gets old. alison: gorgeous. larry: awesome.his was designed to be the home of the future. a way to solve the 13940's housing crisis as troops were coming home from world war ii. larry: jay korff shows us what happened to one of the last kit houses in arlington. jay: housing prices in the d.c. region are among the steepest in the nation which leads us to the remarkable story behind this tweet posted in july. haul this house away and it's yours. this kind of home built to support america's economic boom after world war ii can be dismantle and reassembled. historic preservationists cynthia says the history behind thedy munetive house begin -- diminutive houses has an illustrious history. despite the clever home and the durability, americans did not buy enough for the company to survive. >> i think that the founders of the corporation thought they were going to solve america's housing crisis. >> only about 2,500 were built nationwide with 11 ending up at arlington. when we started working on the story of this particular one, only t

larry holmes was the champion. holmes was a tremendous heavyweight champion, but holmes was the victim of bad timing. holmes is the first great champion right after muhammad ali. and you know all about muhammad ali. in fact, holmes defeated an older and out of shape ali in 1980, but holmes never got the credit that i think he deserved, and that's because he just wasn't as charismatic as muhammad ali. who was as care charismatic as muhammad ali? holmes was a great fighter, a skilled boxer. he had very fast hands. and he was a big man with a hard, heavy punch, yet a serious knockout blow. and when he fought gerry cooney in 1982, he was undefeated. 39-0. cooney was the challenger. he was an irish american from new york. cooney rises through the boxing ranks and he becomes popular and famous for two main reasons. one, like holmes, he's a tremendous puncher. he hits very, very hard. he ended many of his fights with early knockouts. but second, and there are no two ways about this, gerry cooney is popular because he is w

larry? larry: we'll talk to you then. new developments after a deadly fire at a california warehouse last friday. today crews started searching stop because -- an hour and a half ago after stopped because the building wasn't stable. we'll have a live report with the latest on the investigation 5:30. alison: the man accused of hitting a mother and baby in leesburg killing the 5 -month-old trial heads to trial next october. witnesses reported seeing miller on his cell phone before the crash. the jury trial is expected to larry: the man accused of visually killing a store clerk in spotsylvania county was arraigned in court today. the gas station is still closed. we are hearing from the clerk's family. his wife spoke to the colleague ryan hughes. >> he was an honor man. >> his wife struggling to understand why someone would viciously attack her husband and leave him for dead on the station. >> i don't know what to do with myself. i don't know. sometimes i just cry. i don't know. i don't know. i can't explain it. >> a memorial

larry: i'm larry smith. we are glad you are with us, the final thursday of 2016, a year i think many of us want to get past. as well. veronica: only three more hours with the wet weather, and then we are in the clear. trouble spots are well south and east and west of town. for different reasons, we have a little bit of sleet being reported to the west, and moderate to heavy rain east and south in maryland. for the end of the work week, a to the week,y wrap as well as to 2016. the advisories -- some of them have come down from the west, warren county in virginia, still up for frederick and washington county in maryland. county is whenny the snow continues throughout the day today, the higher elevations. d.c., the moderate to heavy rain. rain falling at about an inch in our. you can see this area shrinking with the slightly higher temperur middletown -- today's temperature going up to 50 degrees. moreossibility of some this week. sam sweeney is out on the roads. sam: we have been watching cars come down from t

larry: it defies belief. talk of a fine for a soccer team that had almost all the team died in a plane crash. what the survivor says after waking up from a coma. kidd: i'm kidd o'shea at the jingle ball. we have the biggest stars of all and the sneak peek before larry: a holiday tradition that has become the biggest show. alison: the jungle ball that is get -- jingle ball that is getting underway soon but not before the stars get there and they walk the red carpet. kidd o'shea is there. kidd: good evening. they haven't kicked me off the red carpet yet. we all work on a morning show. we think morning. >> i'm thinking evening. jingle ball. kidd: the cane show here. you have the festive sweaters on as well. >> i only have one thing in my stocking. kidd: a fire as well. >> he put his hands by my fire as if they will keep it warm. kidd: it is. i refuse to show off your sweater. it's too son. who is coming tonight? >> fifth harmony opens at 7:30. be in you seat at 5:30. d.n.z, cara -- >> the wife of the three times

larry: thank you. we have gotten glimpses inside the casino in the last few days, governor hogan will be among several v.i.p.'s getting inside before the grand opening. tim barber picks up the team coverage inside. tim: let me set the scene for you where i am now. the stairs i'm standing on meet up to the lobby. you walk in the lobby and you come here to the grand at it trium. they are still getting ready, everything getting polished off. this is the conservatory. it's a spectacular winter wonderland display. there are tens of thousands of flowers here. if you walk in here, i want to show you how close the detail is here. those are flowers. 70,000 flowers. if you look up, the 20-story hotel. there are hundreds of dollars, ranging several thousand dollars. there are restaurants and a theater. we'll have more at 6:00. that is the latest live at the casino. if you want to get a full look at the casino we have everything, all the images you need on the website, wjla.com. alison: fancy. go chain in your tux

larry: very cool. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a local do finish line to his personal 3,000-mile race. how long it took. and why he did alison: tan is always working. today he brought smiles to kids who really need it at it the inov children's hospital. we go on his sleigh ride. cheryl: santa dropped off gifts at inova children home. >> i hope you feel better. cheryl: the 11-year-old dealt with asthma since he was born. >> it helps me get better when somebody makes he happy. >> his mom says the visit from santa is an extra dose of head sin. >> -- of medicine. >> i haven't seen a smile that big. i've been watching him work to breathe. >> santa got an escort. he has an in at the department. mrs. claus, snowmen, police officers joined him going from room to room. the big man took off his gloves and washed his i.c.u. but some kids were too sick for a close visit. several thousand toys were collected aid cross fairfax county. inside the schools and the police stations before they ended here in the ha

larry: fun. lindsey: chewbacca mask is my favorite. larry: that is my favorite. man quen challenge. we had -- man -- mannequin challenge. lindsey: the handstands are amazing. still ahead at 5:00 -- >> realize who she was. like a cement block i had no idea. lindsey: a stranger stops by. larry: and trip by japan's prime minister one for the history books. a busy day off. >>> merry christmas and happendy new year. i'm coming to you deployed in the middle east. i want to do a shout out to my family across the united states. i miss my husband and kids. missing my family but rocking the mission. coming to you from the a.o.r. happy holidays. lindsey: rocking the mission. good for her. the day after christmas is typically filled with happy returns for for those who would rather be anywhere than a shopping mall, having a federal holiday fall on the 26th make it tricky. brianne carter is live with the other options that people found today. >> some of the tasks you d shut and closed. those that weren't shut were along the national mall. we had museum open. folks from the te

larry: i'm sure. alison: she is hoping to bring it out of the idea only being for agriculture and the rural communities but for the urban communities as well. larry: good for her. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00", the redskins are getting ready for a monday night matchup against the panthers on abc7. we have a preview? sports. >> she wanted to perform an act of kindness but a porch pirate snatched a local vet's holiday cheer. can >>> this is captain frytag from afghanistan. i wanted to say happy holidays from friends in annapolis, maryland. i love you. wish i could be with you but i hope you have a great holiday. >> "7 on back against the porch pirates this holiday season. a local veteran plan to carry out acts of kindness ryaned by a porch pirate. "7 on your side" troubleshooter horace holmes says they snatched a package with gifts inside for a disabled service woman. horace: 2-year-old is her mother's best friend and pride and joy. >> in the holidays me and my daughter do exact of kindness. >> it tu

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larry: thank you, julie. new developments this morning as crews try to crack the case of an oil plume of the potomac for information leading to those responsible. folks is noticed the sheen of oil last sunday of stream from d.c.. on track to arrive in the district as soon as today or tomorrow. in about four hours virginia tech is set to announce water testing results from homes in flint michigan. professor edwards is credited as being a driving force discovering lead in the drinking water in flint. autria come along skews, jacket, code, scarves, covered. bronco: that's what i was concerned with. autria: that's it i was going to say. you can never have too many pairs of gloves. veronica: i have, like, two every winter. the other thing you are going to need today are sunglasses. check that as well. it is going to be sunny, like yesterday, but easy. that's going to add chill to the bones this morning. 43 through your 7, 8, even 9:00 a.m. hour. temperatures will be slow to rise today. will get around 50, 52 degre

larry? larry: thank you for the update. a health alert in prince william county. drinking water possibly tainted because of a water main break. john gonzalez is live in gainesville with what you need to know. john, good morning. john: that's right, if you live gainesville, you will need bottled water for the next 48 hours, we are told. there is a boil water advisory for these communities in prince william county. take a look, we are in mobile trak 7. you can see the cones, this is a parking lot of university boulevard between 29 and wellington road. because of the waterman break there is very low water pressure in the area tap water at your home. you definitely want to boil your water or use bottled water, essentially. it's unclear when this waterman greatly fixed. it's off the road. , the break is actually in it which. the cones are set up in the parking lot. just to let folks know. now we can tell you that there are a number of neighborhoods here where the break occurred and also in neighb

larry: and i'm larry smith. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] larry: raising the roof, as autria calls it. veronica: because your elbows only go up this high? at have -- i had no idea they could go past there. [laughter] larry: jummy: sorry. [laughter] see, the only guy up. every day, just for you, just for you every day. chronic a: that's as long as you don't have any [indiscernible] larry: i retired those. veronica: jeans and everything today. i been saying it's going to feel a lot like winter and look, it's going to look a lot like winter today, to. the blue on the doppler has a little bit in the way of right overming hagerstown, woodstock, winchester. it is starting to dry out. this pocket right here stand the best chance to the morning hours of seeing some of us flurries. that's a pretty strong northwest wind that will continue to pick up today. that is a winter storm warning because of the six inches that

larry: thanks. the storm watch 7 app. alison: right now the owners of comet ping pong are getting ready to reopen for the first time since the man with two guns burst in the restaurant over the weekend. stephen tschida is there live. they have seen outpouring of support for the local spot since it was dogged by the fake news stories. >> oh, yeah. we have people lining up to get into comet. you can see there throughout the day, though, people have been coming by to show their support. the sympathy and to express their anger over the fake news story. a steady flow of people stopped off to express led to a violent incident inside comet ping-pong sunday. >> love is stronger than hate. >> 28-year-old edgar welch drove allegedly to free fictitious sex saves from comet ping pong. this is after a fake news story between hillary clinton and alleged sex ring. he shot up the place and found >> it's ridiculous. that is what is happening to the country. i'm baffled. i don't know what is going on anymore. >> still not quite open. they

larry: wow! well, covering metro tonight marathon meeting today for board of directors transportation director brianne carter was there when the committee voted for the first time on plans to cut back hours. brianne: cut late night train metro committee. board members debated the impact the cuts would have on low-income writers. calling for 1:00 a.m. closing on friday and saturday night. >> not a perfect way thwarted but is it a good one. >> the debate is far from over. they only want cuts for one year, not two. board chairman jack evans can veto the measure when it goes decision this month. >> talk to mayor and the counsel how to proceed. >> tonight the mayor weighing in that we will advocate for a metro system that works for everyone and remains open for as late as needed to continue the growth. the metro general manager says he needs more than one year to get preventive maintenance on the system done. >> you don't have time to do the preventive maintenance so gotten in a safetrack environment.

larry? larry: we're learning more about the death of george michael, who died from heart failure, peacefully in his home. it was unexpected, but nothing suspicious. he was part of the team boy am inthe 80 -- the team wham! the 80's. he later have a successful solo career. out -- of my favorite albums are not things i expected influenced me, i knew my limitations. career included brushes with the law, drug use, and sexual behavior. police say that his death was unexplained, but not suspicious. police investigating a deadly officer involved shooting in the 3200 block of walnut street early. officers say they were called out for a domestic disturbance and when they got there, gerald hall was waving a knife at them that refused -- and refused to drop it. hittingcer opened fire, hall, and he later died at the hospital. coming up we will tell you a crucial piece of evidence that police are now going over to help them. jummy: the investigation continues into a deadly plane crash in russia that kill

larry: temperatures dropping dangerously low. snow plows are at the wedding -- snow plows are at the ready. autria: the chill makes getting to school anything but simple. more fun. oh, get ready. as you are waking up at 6:00 this morning, it is feeling decent out there. but it is only going to get worse. veronica: every hour we are seeing the wind pickup, the temperatures drop little bit. it is cold, so pull the boots out, your wool. larry: exactly. veronica: it is going to be a cult for today but for tomorrow. it will have the highest wind with it tomorrow. a wind advisory to the north, northern maryland. you see some of the wind, 25 miles per hour, frederick, maryland. that is why they have the advisory northward. clarksburg, 8 miles per hour out of the northwest. the feel like factor in haymarket virginia is 18. 6 is what it feels like right now. this is all live data currently coming in. we are bringing in the latest information. betweeneratures riding 28 and 38, the actual air temperature. with all the blustery conditions, i

larry: and i'm larry smith. let's get over to veronica johnson. bronco:ill tomorrow? that's right. i think the weather coming up at the first part of the week, thursday, friday, even saturday, as we deal with cold and wintry weather moving in, temperatures in the upper 30's. mid 40's is where we are hovering throughout the day. notice the cloud cover, mostly cloudy to cloudy. there will bets the possibility of showers for some. the story at the end of the work week is the cold moving in. the wind, the extremely low windchill readings. look at this, 10 to 15 degrees across the area early thursday morning. what we will be waking up to as the cold air starts to move in, the wind will be picking up, 30 to 40 miles p could bring us down to the single digits in the afternoon. friday morning we do it all over again with single digits throughout the area and temperatures that will feel like they are in the low 20's throughout the day. the other thing saturday is we will track the wintry mix midday, all day, but starting out early in the morning there coul

larry: not exactly a fun ride./i> ♪ ♪ ♪ jummy: who could forget this video from the summer? waddy of pouring down the stairs of the metro in a heavy rain. the department of transportation's getting started on a project to fix that flooding problem. crews have been drilling holes in the ground to test the soil. probing the far right lane of connecticut larry: that's still crazy. jummy: that was some pretty good video. larry: well, for those of us who weren't involved. we don't know about you. the good news is that we don't need any heavy coats today. but the: no flooding, one thing that i remember about the video is how many folks were complaining about how many shoes got ruined going to the water. folks going -- now what am i going to do? even with the rain today, you don't have to worry about your shoes getting ruined. this, you'reng is looking at the wind over 20 miles per hour. occasional wind gusts coming through, the second batch of rain could bring some higher wind as well. laurel, down t

larry: thanks, julie. kidd: james taylor, how pacino, all at the kennedy center last night. -- al chino, all at the kennedy center last night. pacino, at the kennedy center last night. >> i forget the name of that company. i don't remember the name. sorry, guys. kidd: will find it. you look sharp. how does it feel to be here tonight? >> glad to be here. it's an amazing event, to be here and honor these recipients. kidd: what does alta chino me to you as an actor? like he's a great person -- al pacino actor? >> he's a great person to try to steal everything from. he really shows you how to go about your business. kidd: people say he's shy. >> he is. he's humble. he's on the stage thinking -- why is this happening to me? he doesn't really get who he is and what he means to all of us, definitely making it more special. kidd: thank you so much for your time. probably part of the reason he didn't walk the red carpet last night. he was so shy. there was a feather in his bowtie, making it unique. who could forget

larry: plus details on a murderer. what happened when we went to getting into the kernel history of a man accused of killing a d.c. yoga teacher. and after a taste of spring, it's right back to winter. the temperature drop this morning. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] yesterday after work. it was so wonderful. veronica: you want to do strolling around. why not. now we are talking about the wintry weather nearby. winter storm watch for some areas of western maryland. i really think that early tomorrow morning at this time there could be some slick spots across northern maryland. i will show you where in just a few minutes. today you will need the sunglasses and a nice, warm coat headed out the door. let's take a look at the temperatures. they will go down a little bit before they start to rise up at 7 a.m. bad, cool and clear across the area. temperatures throughout the day will stay flat, getting up to 45 to 46 degr

well, i called larry and left a message with louise. luckily, larry wasn't there. but the chases are on their way here. what do i tell them when they get here? "welcome to disneyland"? you don't understand. those things running around in there make me nervous. just because i don't have an ulcer now doesn't mean i can't get one! hi, hon! oh, hi! a little wine for our hosts. oh, they just called. the dinner's off. oh? it's something about tabitha. what's wrong with her? but, uh, he said it's nothing serious, one of those 24-hour things. that's a shame. oh, i'm sure she'll be fine. no, i mean about the dinner. i was looking forward to spending the evening with bob chase. [ sighs ] did you know he had sam and darrin to dinner a few weeks ago? well, what about it? well, i'm not saying that i suspect him of anything, but he has been getting awfully chummy with one of our best clients. and it wouldn't be the first time you know something, larry? you're sick. really? i'd rather be sick than sorry. hey, you know, the chases will be high and dry, too. why don't i give them a

larry: free shipping day.e taking part with the guarantee delivery before christmas. no minimum purchase. free shipping day started in 2007. some big-name retailers include target, neiman marcus, and t.j. maxx. get out there and take advantage of that. to the want to go out post office or ups, anyway. veronica: it is too cold. es andees at dull sterling. 6 is what it feels like in frederick. cold, yes. we still have the wind, a little bit of it. not quite as strong as yesterday. we had gusts yesterday well over 40 miles per hour. it will be a warm weekend and a warm weekend where we could ha hour each afternoon saturday and again on sunday, and even monday with chapters starting to come down. look at the trend. we go up and way back down again. wow, mid 60's coming up for early sunday. we are going to be tracking this wintry weather. you can see how quickly develops between 3:00 and 6:00 a.m., it blossoms over our area, especially through the counties north and west of the district. frederick through carol, ev

larry? larry: crews are getting ready to resume searching the warehouse in oakland, california, where fired at lower -- killed at least 36 people. the purpose was to shore up the building so the recovery efforts could continue. the search was temporarily suspended yesterday morning because the building was to unstable. meanwhile, an outpouring of support for victims of the tragedy, three of them were from -- from outside the country. >> i live near the warehouse. it's just really desperately tragic. larry: the building did not have a permit for residences or performances and the landlord has a history of owning properties with building violations. a criminal investigation is now underway. autria: nude developments this morning in the rolling stone defamation case. the magazine is challenging the verdict. in november the jurors found that it did defame a university of virginia administrator in its botched story about a gang rape on the campus. the rolling stone attorneys filed a motion monday

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larry? thanks, jimmy. we're also following breaking news in the death of a former new orleans saints player. a late-night guilty verdict handed down just hours ago. the trial went through the weekend after six hours of deliberations on sunday where they found him guilty of shooting will smith during a world -- road rate in should -- incident. his former teammate was in the courtroom. >> a lot of anxiety and pent-up emotion. a lot of different things. to at the end of the day, it's not a win. larry: he faces a possible sentence of up to 40 years in prison at the sentencing scheduled in february. autria: a suspected hate crime outside a mosque in california. a man is under arrest for allegedly confronting a group of worker -- worshipers and stabbing one of them. they say they were targeted because of their religion. police are looking for a second suspect who may have been involved in the incident. attorney general loretta lynch will visit a northern virginia mosque this morning coming amid a 67% spike in an

larry saluda a la aficiÓn. mete segunda, mete tercera... larry, los regalos!zÓ a hablar de lo que fue su incidente hace mÁs de un aÑo. johnny: se ve mÁs en paz. maity: totalmente tranquilo. estÁ un aÑo y tres meses sin tomar alcohol. johnny: mucho mÁs lÚcido, mÁs concentrado... maity: tiene producciÓn nueva por ahÍ. y cuando le dijimos: vamos a jugar, ya vieron cÓmo lo hizo. y las personas no reconocÍan, que era lo mÁs divertido. johnny: me encantÓ que estaba narrando y jugando con el chicharito. no iba a jugar con cualquiera. ¿y quÉ hizo? maity: una chilena. johnny: imagÍnate. no es nada fÁcil. maity: hay que soÑar. johnny: te invito a que celebremos entonces la vida. porque es hora de... francisca: los cumpleaÑeros! karla: y comenzamos con jorge lozano jr., que es de texas. cumple cinco aÑotes. johnny: y no dejemos atrÁs a adriÁn fernández, de texas, que estÁ cumpliendo cinco aÑitos. francisca: y vÁmonos para nueva york, porque allÁ está de cumpleaÑos ariel, dos aÑitos. william: y desde new jersey, matthew andÚjar cumple dos aÑos. nombre de actor! maity: fel

larry! please don't let that stop you from moving in. ( forced chuckling ) ( janet mimics chuckling ) seriously, if there is anything you need, just yell. i'll be at your service 24 hours a day. woman: larry, where are you? starting tomorrow. ooh... ( whoops ) yes! daylight come and he got to go home. if you'll excuse me there's some things i have to do in preparation for the party tonight. jack... how long does he hold a grudge? terri, come on. stop worrying about jack. oh, i can't help it. look, all that happened is that you just, you know you hurt jack's pride this afternoon. that's it. yeah. i guess i've just got to find a way to mend his bruised ego. what are you going to do? whatever it takes to make jack feel like a man again. oh... what? ( breathily ): jack. yah! what are you doing? i was separating an egg. u shouldn't be doing that. huh? cooking is woman's work. it's what? everybody knows that. at least everybody who still knows what makes a man... a man. unless the man happens to l

larry? larry: thanks for that. later today, donald trump meeting with more campaign trail opponents who spoke out against him during the election. top executives from facebook, amazon, tesla, apple, microsoft and others meeting with him in new york. they will reportedly be focusing on jobs and how they can help the government become more efficient. autria: president obama signed his final bill into law and it was an emotional moment. it's the largest health care reform since the affordable care act. remembering his mother, he called the bill signing bittersweet. >> is not always easy to remember, but being able to honor those we have lost in this way fromevent other families , thatg that same loss makes it a good day. autria: the lob pass congress would nearly unanimous support, including $1 billion to fight opioid and drug addiction and $2 billion to find a cancer cure effort, led by vice president biden. mary: in maryland, 1000 students affected by a data breach. students who attended frederick county public scho

larry: and i'm larry smith.rmed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] larry: raising the roof, as autria calls it. veronica: because your elbows only go up this high? at have -- i had no idea they could go past there. [laughter] larry:

larry, talk about syria.ease-fire which lasted about 38 seconds because immediately there were firefights and all kind of issues right afterward but does he stand to hold a better position on the international stage by trying to look like a peace maker? >> he does. he accomplished his objective. with the fall of aleppo, assad basically controls all the major cities in syria. he can't win and put syria back together again. but he is not going to lose. if they come to some sort of an agreement that allows transition from assad to go so everybody can focus on isis which is the real threat. the real interesting thing the russians working with chinese and pakistans any against the taliban in pakistan. that is on their borders. they have these other threats they have to deal with. syria makes them a player on the international stage again. gives them a small foothold in the middle east. but it will not significantly enhance russia's overall power. liz: before we go, i love to know your thought which will be the mos

larry did get the number. just the work we did this last summer with 11 gigahertz, that's hundreds of percent greater than what's been done so far. it's really striking and we do think that it's a big deal. you talk to folks for a long time working on these issues. it's striking how big of a change and how much has been done there. i also echo what larry said about the goal posts are moving. he mentioned mobile now and congress adding additional megahertz. i would add to that the goal post is also moving in terms of the needs, sort of what collectively industry needs. and the demands of the networks and i would add one other element and that's even the uncertainty of what the models will be. so obviously the traditional carriers that build the cellular networks will build a ton in this space. will t-mobile network be in the current form the same model to serve internext applications for the automotive sector? i don't think anybody knows. this idea that the goal post also has to include more flexibility for inn

larry and ama? >> thank, sandhya. >> coming up, we have a special treat and a tribute for warriors fans. how you can get your hands on a >>> the boyfriend of a "jeopardy" contestant who died this month is speaking publicly. cindy stowel won her fifth consecutive episode on friday night. she began taping back in august. three weeks after she auditions she revealed she had six months to live. she passed away on december 5th. her boyfriend watched her compete. >> she's had kind of a crazy run of skill and maybe a little bit of luck mixed in, and it's just been -- that's kind of been a real -- a real bright point among kind of obviously some other tragic circumstances the last couple of weeks. >> her winnings, so far more than $80,000, will be donated to cancer research. she will appear again on "jeopardy!" tonight at 7:00 right after abc 7 news. >>> the golden state warriors will honor one of the best players in nba history, the late nate thurmond at tonight's game against the utah jazz. the first 10,0

i kind of forgot what that was like. >> larry's journey home started five years ago. he was a successful mechanical engineer that toured the world. but a series of auto accidents left him with spinal and head injury. he recovered at shelters and landed on the street. >> and i ended up in a tenter in san bruno mountain. cast on both legs and immobile. i knew this was my lowest. i had no choice but the lay there. homeless and suffering from a heart ailment. he found a home under a semitruck. he lanquished for years. i hid out for a long time. i would hide. i would go to coffee shops, hadn't showers in days, and kind of mask the fact of what i was living, who i was, i knew inside this wasn't me. >> while watching the giants win the world series at city hall, larry had a chance encounter with gavin newsom, he snapped a photo. that was a motivator to reclaim his life. the tube ordinary -- stub earn high school year walked into his own home in october for the first time in five years. >> i legally hit the floor -- really hit the floor. i mean, it was overwhelming. it shook

larry: breaking news from the newsroom from fairfax county. jonathan: there is a heavy police presence on daveion in annandale. police tell us four people were taken to the hospital after they were shot. no word who pulled the trigger. we have a crew on the way. we will have information when we get it here and online at wjla.com. we don't have conditions of the people rushed to the black friday to three gas station robberies. no wing was hurt but they hope that someone will recognize the thief from the video here. search teams have cleared 90% of burned out warehouse in oakland, ca victims. all but one of the 36 victims have been identified. the cause is still not known. but it was a place where there were concerns about drugs. larry: -- jonathan: all the artists living inside were given today to get out. have to bring it to look at the stuff that is laid out in front of them. larry: the baltimore housing firms say bell foundry will be off-limits until it's brought up to code. >> coming up here next, the new tool that metro is using and the st

which brings us to larry's good friend. current secret santa. >> i went up to see him, moonlight shining in, kind of arreal, and i asked larry, "do you have any regrets?" and he said, "yes." i said, "what is it?" he said, "i just wish i could have helped more people." >> reporter: after giving away more than $1 million to total strangers, larry still felt more needed to be done. e> so that's when i assumed the tsponsibility. >> reporter: over the last sicade, this new secret santa has run the total to more than $2 million and counting. tomorrow we'll take you on his latest sleigh ride, which comes with a twist. >> let's just have fun. >> reporter: this time, the job of giving the green will fall to some deserving elves in blue. until then, i'm steve hartman on the road in kansas city, kansas. >> morgan: we'll be right back. man on the road in kansas city, kansas. we'll be right back. >> morgan: ugly christmas sweaters-- they aren't just for people anymore. michelle macaluso shows us how pets are joining the party and tlping

which brings us to larry's good friend. >> larry was hospitalized. >> the current secret santa. >> i went up to visit him at light moon light shining in kind of surreal. and i said do you have any regrets. he said yes. i said what is it. he said i just wish i could have helped more people. >> after giving away more than a million dollars to total strangers, larry still melt more needed to be done. >> that's when i assume the responsibility. >> over the last decade this new secret santa has run the total to more than $2 million and counting. tomorrow we'll take you on his latest sleigh ride which comes with a twist. the job of giving a green will fall to some deserving estles in blue. until then i'm steve hart man on the road in kansas city, kansas. we'll be right back. >> ugly christmas sweaters. they aren't just for people anymore. michelle macaluso shows us how pets are joining the party and helping to support where they come. >> advertis tis the season to md mingle at sweater party and some people can't resist making their pets participates. >> we have our own sweaters so we got o

larry and ama? >> all right.en, thank you. >>> sweet success today for an effort to help the homeless in san francisco. a coalition of groups including the police department handed out free doughnuts at doughnut dolly to anyone who brought in a new or gently used coat or shoes. the items will be donated to homeless families. in all more than 200 coats and shoes were donated. co-organizers credit the captain of the san francisco police department for her continue to effort to help the people of the tenderline. >> all right. >>> spencer is back with a look at the forecast. we don't get many these on the storm impact scale. >> last time we had one was march 11 and now another one nine months later. this is a significant storm. areas of green indicated on the radar screen. not a lot of this is hitting the ground and we do have scattered sprinkles and light and scattered showers. tomorrow's storm ranks one on storm impact scale, a storm of light intensity. it will confine the rain to the north bay and the coastal area

i have three reactions to what larry went through. and just wanted to echo we talk about what's happened over the last eight years on spectrum. and it is a pretty impressive record just on the numbers. larry mentioned that 245 megahertz cleared and 2017 will have a successful conclusion of the broadcast auction that will bring us over 300 megahertz put that in context, just that is about a 50% increase over the total amount of spectrum available for commercial mobile data uses or even for the such a thing as mobile data for commercial mobile uses over the last 20 or so that's a big increase. that's before we talked about spectrum frontiers, millimeterwave which is somewhat apples to oranges but larry did give the number. just the first wrote a spectrum front to work we did this past summer was 11 gigahertz so you can do the math. that's hundreds percent waited that what's been done so far. so really it is striking that we do think it's a big deal. you talk to folks that event in the commission for a long time, worked on these issues.

larry hosted the larry king now and politicking with larry king on oratv.eal wonderful opportunity to meet and interview both of them. talk about this relationship. >> well, it wa they were very, very close. debbie was close with her children. she was -- by the way, she was sensational entertainer. if you saw her films, you know how well she could sing and act. but if you never saw her nightclub act, you missed one of the best nightclub shows ever. she did it for an hour and a half. she was great impressionist. she was hysterically funny. she was wonderful to be around. speaking of her and her daughter, she denied that postcards from the edge that carrie wrote and that meryl streep supposedly played carrie and shirley mcclain played debbie. she said that was not about her and didn't want to see the movie at all. she had a great relationship with carrie. they were very close. carrie was a chip off the old block in her sense of humor. she was a little naughtier than her mother. she used language that debbie never used. but debbie was that old school show busi

larry can you hear me? >> reporte . >> caller: i hear you fine, kate. >> you have known carrie fisher for decades. you have interviewed her several times. how you will remember her larry? >> caller: oh she was so many things. she was bravely honest, devoted herself to helping other people. hysterically funny. i had some occasions with carrie, in addition to interviewing her. one time we had -- carrie stephenson who still works at cnn, my wife and i threw a big birthday for her at spago's here in beverly hills and had about eight or ten people and worked at cnn. and we gave this party for carrie stephenson. and spago made a cake happy birthday carrie. and they get a little mixed up. and they present the cake to carrie and a friend. and carrie doesn't want them to feel bad so she blows out the candle. and they box the cake and taking it home. and someone tells her and they come over the her table. it was a riot. and then we had a roast in 2008 or 9 in atlanta honoring jane's foundation which helped to protect

names all coming from silicon valley include apple ceo tim cook, facebook coo sheryl sandberg, and larry page, alphabet ceo. also hearing elon musk will be in attendance, as well, and this meeting is gaining lots of attention because the president-elect did have a bit of a rocky relationship with silicon valley on the campaign trail, trying to mend those ties. they want to talk about improvements to the job, economy, and hiring elsewhere. we know president-elect donald trump has tapped goldman sachs' number two larry kohn to be chief economic adviser and goldman sachs is planning to name david solomon and schwartz as co-replacements. guys, back to you for now. >> big day for the markets. nancy, thanks so much. >>> in the race for dnc chair, democracy for america has endorsed minnesota congressman keith ellison after receiving 87% of votes cast by members over a three-day period. the congressman has also been endorsed by several high profile democrats such as chuck schumer, elizabeth warren, and bernie sanders. at the same time, tom perez will reportedly enter the race for dnc chair. acco

larry: firefighters battling flames at a d.c. wrote home. causing the building to crash -- autria: a crash at 6:00, julie wright has more. jules? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] julie: an overturned tractor-trailer that may be leaking fuel, russell road. as you can see, no one is moving right now. all traffic is completely stop. heads up coming from dale city towards stafford. you will want to a allowed as early as possible using one is your workaround. that will fill up an overturned tractor-trailer possibly leaking fuel. signals are dark here along one and mount vernon memorial highway. westbound on 50 for those coming out of buoy this morning, on the right lane getting by. the crash there, blocking the far right lane. back in two minutes with another update on the ride, cell phone 95 out of quantico, but right

which brings us to larry's good friend.he current secret santa. >> i went up to see him, moonlight shining in, kind of surreal. i asked larry, do you have any regrets? and he said, yes. i said, what is it? he said, "i just wish i could have helped more people." >> reporter: after giving away more than $1 million to total strangers, larry still felt more needed to be done. >> so that's when i assumed the responsibility. >> reporter: over the last decade, this new secret santa has run the total to more than $2 million and counting. tomorrow we'll take you on his latest sleigh ride, which comes with a twist. >> let's just have fun. >> reporter: this time the job of giving the green will fall to some deserving elves in blue. until then, i'm steve hartman on the road in kansas city, kansas. >> pelley: that's our broadcast, and for all of us at ♪ >>> prince harry and his hollywood girlfriend's first photo together. new details about their date night in london, but will the queen shut meghan out of the royal christmas? >> kate mid

so i asked larry, i said do you have any regrets? and he said yes. i said what is it?e said, i just wish i could have helped more people. >> reporter: after giving away more than $1 million to total strangers, larry still felt more needed to be done. >> so that's when i assumed the responsibility. >> reporter: over the last decade this new secret santa has run the total to more than $2 million and counting. tomorrow we'll take you on his latest sleigh ride, which comes with a twist. >> let's just have fun. >> reporter: this time the job of giving the green will fall to some deserving elves in blue. until then, i'm steve hartman on the road in kansas city, kansas. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and be be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center york city, i'm scott pelley. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm don dahler. american intelligence officials now say the preside

and then larry called ashley. who lives right over this hill.came down in her nightgown and they took me to vanderbilt psych unit. and i think that's -- where it really hit me. i'm completely out of control. and me? hiving to go to the psych unit? >> but it brought back all these stories that we didn't know about. >> dark stuff. and they said, you have got to go to therapy. you've got to go to talk therapy. >> reporter: as part of her treatment, she had to face her childhood and confront a dark family secret. naomi says she was molested by her great uncle when she was 3 1/2 years old. >> i was a cute kid. i smiled and laughed, very obedient. there's a photo in the book where typically opposing. hand on hip, gripping for the camera. and then grandmommy judd made me stand next to uncle charlie and my personality is completely changed. it's interesting where i'm holding my hands. right here. and i look like i'm disgusted and terrified. >> when these things would happen to you and you'd go running to an adult, you were so hopeful they would see the