the eagles would later take a one point lead on a field goal.ey needed to hold off the redskins offense for two minutes, but they couldn't. washington chris thompson scored a touchdown. carson wentz could have turned the game around in the final seconds, but he was nailed and fumbled. >> we've had a lot of games like that this season, it's frustrating but we have to keep learning from it and keep learning as a team. >> the eagles called it a cheap shot on a potential receiver. darren sproles later tweeted out, i'm doing good. >> the flyers heating up the ice, they sealed their nine game winning streak over the red wings. brayden shenn celebrated a hat trick. he started the winning streak a few weeks ago and kept it alive with 28 saves, his first shutout. it's the team's longest winning streak in 21 years. if you can't find solace with the sixers or eagles look to the flyers. >>> researchers looking at studies on concussions on high school athletes. >> >> reporter: i did a little road trip you want to new england, it wasn't cold enough here. as i

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and authorities say, they expect number to rise, when they resume work later today. safety hazards within the building has caused temporary work stoppages, for those searching the area. and edward lawrence in oakland with the latest on the tragedy. >> search for victims of the massive fire in oakland's ghost ship warehouse is on hold, after officials deemed the charred out structure unsafe. authorities say the front wall of the building is leaning, 3 inches. >> firefighters working under a wobble, potentially team, exterior wall, extremely dangerous. >> the fire brokeut fday night during a rave party trapping people. converted artist studios and i will legal living spaces. chase, one of the victims. the 32 year old that night. >> i just can't help feeling so badly for my son. >> overnight neighbors continued to light candles at makeshift memorial. something like this would happen? like so many people:wh caused ty think they know in the back of the building on the first floor is, and fire officials say they've served 70% of the structure, they say clutter inside, lack

the bulk of the rain is coming in -- later . it may not make it until san jose -- it may not make it to san jose until later this afternoon. >> raymond has already had 2+ inches of rain. it is on its way. there is light wearing -- rain out in advance of it. >> there is some rain out there but really it is the wind . if you go right now i think he will be find. it is getting home that will really be tough. there is all sorts of warnings and watches. we have flood advisories for the burn area. we haven't had a tremendous amount of rain in long time and this one will provide brief heavy rain or continuous ring as it sets up over us. highs today will be in the low 60s. the winds is the big story. there will be gust over 50 and some of the higher elevations. keep in mind, the heaviest rain comes in later but if you are already north it is going to be really tough. this eventually will make it here late morning, early afternoon and then evening for some around the south bay expect it is nice and quiet in the traffic world. >> i'm tell

we should peak in the upper 40s by later today. at lunchtime, right around 44 degrees. also notice that mix of cloud and sun, but increasing clouds as we move later in the day. that's ahead of the rain and the rain/snow mix later tonight. new jersey at 44 degrees at noon. similar by 4:00. also right around 46 zeegs at shore point. coming up we'll track the rain/snow potential and the huge drop in temperatures by the end of your workweek. >>> it's an annual tradition in one chester county town, the lighting of the firebird. the festival raises money for murals and sculptures throughout phoenixville. >>> the downtown will transform into 19th century london to capture the spirit of the holiday classic "a christmas carol." >>> they are our real life heros. coming up, the length some local emergency responders went to in order to save one man's life. >>> the community will dedicate a bench and plaque at cooper river park in memory of a toddler found murdered there in an isolated section of the park last year. his father is in jail, awaiting trial next month for his son's mur

melinda: also later today, changes coming to summerfest. major renovations to henry maier festival park. summerfest's president and ceo is announcing new features coming to the festival in the coming years. there will be new amenities along with audio-visual features 2017 marks 50 years for summerfest. so far, only two headliners have been announced, pink and the red hot chili peppers. tim: new from overnight, doing whatever it takes to score some free chicken. right now dozens of people are waking up outside the new chick-fil-a restaurant in west allis. the business is located near highway 100 and cleveland avenue. the grand opening is at 6:00 this morning. doors will get a year's worth of free meals. our crew stopped by early this morning to see how campers are braving the flurries and cold temperatures. >> i just got my nice blanket here. i actually got here late so i didn't get to grab much, but i'm still going to deal with it. >> i'm pacing trying to keep warm. just trying to enjoy these 52 free combo meals because i love chicken. eat

later, not right now, but later. hi, ali. >> good morning, steve. >> welcome to the dawn patrol. >> thank you. i'm up with you guys at this hour anywar. better to be inside and dry. >> yes, better to be dry and inside. are we ready? there we are. good morning, everybody. cloudy skies, now some rain will develop later on. most of this will be north, but i think everybody will get in on at least a little bit by later this afternoon and tonight. what's new? moisture continues to stream up from the west/southwest. had a little break yesterday for a while, but then clouds just kept filtering back in and they'll continue to do that today. we are looking at temps that are in the 40s to 50 degrees, and i doubt they change that much. a couple of upper 30s marin county, lake -- mendincino county. there was some clearing yesterday, but the cloud cover says i'm back and it's coming back in a big way. two systems, one day and then one on thursday. the one on thursday looks like a pretty good wind producer with heavier rain. we'll

when i met him a couple of yea rs later well.s later in 2005 at top of the box, he was nothing but lovely. i went to stress and we had a chat. we are both from the west of london. he was such a laugh. i met him a year later and it was outside a radio building he was promoting his single. he gave me a copy of the single. he gave me a copy of the single that nobody else had. he was just lovely. every time i met him, he said, thank you for the lovely things you say about you. if i'm an inspiration to one person, then i'm doing well. and he certainly was in my life. i grew up with his music and i'm absolutely devastated. i've been crying all morning. i feel as though i've lost a family member. it is just though i've lost a family member. it isjust a though i've lost a family member. it is just a really sad loss and somebody said i hope that people will remember his music. somebody said i hope that people will remember his musiclj somebody said i hope that people will remember his music. i don't think that there is any doubt about tha

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the 40s might sound cold this way later this week. a batch of arctic air will surge to the lower 48. that is barreling in throughout the day on thursday. by friday it's directly overhead and our high temperatures drop all the way down into the 30s. on thursday late in the day as that cold air is arriving, the possibility that some people could see snowflakes. it's a possibility. we will talk about the details as we get closer to it. tomorrow t focal point, rain yellow alert. 43 tomorrow afternoon after hitting the mid-50s today. the rest of the seven days, friday, saturday, stuck in the 30s. we make it back to the low 40s holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. >>> welcome back. a night of angels. the annual victoria secret fashi

we could see real stuff later on this weekend. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with more. >> hi. it is unseasonably cold out there. it is more like a january chill that we have. 36 degrees with wind. some clouds out there are blocking out the sun. you can see temperatures are in the 30s across the entire area. we are dry until you get back towards the great lakes. this is the arctic air coming over this warm lakes creating lake effect snows. it could make it into parts of the area during the day today. it is 36 at philadelphia, 35 in all allento allentown. it is all about the winds and how it makes it feel. it feels like 25 in allentown. only 12 in mount pocono right now. then we look ahead later in the weekend. this is sunday. we have a weak system coming through which should be cold enough that any precipitation would be snow at least at the start especially in the lehigh valley. more on that sunday system and yet even colder outbreak in the ten day a little bit later. >>> local officials are sounding the

expect delays if you're heading that way later tonight. and mass transit, if you want to avoid the roads for the spare the air day, they are all on time. south bay, the flames and sharks puck drops at 7:30, so expect delays in the south bay as well. >>> new details on the attack in berlin. germany's top security official says the suspect comes from pakistan and applied for asylum, but now they are not sure if they have the right man. 12 people died when the suspect crashed a truck through a christmas market last night. >> i spoke to two people lying on floor with broken limbs but they were going to be okay. i saw one guy being dragged away with blood on his face. >> investigators say they are certain it was a terror attack and law enforcement officials are stepping up security at christmas markets in major u.s. cities. this morning russian leaders are saying the assassination of moscow's ambassador in turkey played into the hands of those who wanted to derail peace talks in syria. video shows the ambassador being gunned down before a shock

the jesus statue was later found in neighboring bethlehem township.olice say on incoherent note was left with it. >> a north jersey mother is speaking out about losing her ton zoo to that warehouse fire in oakland california. this is some of the last video her son shot before the blaze. it's dark but you can see the date and time in the corner. it was about an hour before the fire. cason's mother is now caring for the twin daughters he leaves behind. >> i don't have time to cry right now. the only thing i can do is really make sure that my granddaughters will be okay. >> investigators are saying a rerich freighter or another electrical appliance may have that sparked the flames that killed 36 people. >> a christmas tree lot in new york city sold a.m. -- a rare white fir for $1,000. tree prices are up most everywhere this holiday not high though due to droughts and wildfires affecting supplies. whatever you normally pay expect three to 10 percent increases. the business in greenwich village offers more affordable trees including small ones going for le

it the now you'll need it later on. which is why we are giving you a six out of ten. basically a reverse of yesterday. so follow bus stop buddy's advice, dress warmly this morning because temperatures are chillier then yesterday in the 20's and 30's. we're off to a cold start. you'll need umbrella later on because of this mess in virginia, west virginia, it is precipitation that is heading our way. we will have the details on the timing of that coming up, in the city, it is 39 degrees, feels like 35, 23 in mount pocono, 30 in reading, 40 this wildwood, 37 degrees wilmington, delaware as you walk out the door right the thousand. mostly cloudy throughout the day before the rain starts and we are thinking three or 4:00 for most of us. high temperature 48. it looks likening commute bob kelly will be a little messy. >> messy, messy. 50:00 16789 here's the latest on the the fire we have been talking about in frankford. i know lauren will give us details from the scene. fire location at frankford and sellers, anyone familiar w

again until the frontal boundary crosses later tonight we're not quite off the hook. but we expect to make that happen before morning and clearing skies to greet you for your commute. another day tomorrow with temperatures closer to average in the upper 50s. shawn, tony, back to you. >> all right, sue, thank you very much. i'll take it here. several families are looking for a place to stay at their apartment building was significantly damaged by tonight's weather. d.c. fire and ems tweeted this video of the damage on cedar street. story. in so this is 400 block cedar street northwest and this is building here where this happened where the roof blew off and it's about a three story building here and roofers are here now trying to put a tarp on top of the roof where this roof came off. i want to show you how far the roof actually blew. it's here on the ground from the building where it happens and that's how far this picked up the roof and blew it across the street. let's go across the street and show you where the other pieces of the roof where this happened and take y

are affected by lead laterals. representatives from various city departments will be presenting information tonight...and be answering questions from residents about water pipe issues. it's taking place at the humboldt park pavilion at 6 p-m. this also comes as the common council expects to vote on a proposal to replace lead pipes with copper. that vote expected to take pla the winter weather may have slowed down some yesterday -- but not the packers. starting things off quick-- aaron rodgers threw for 66 yards to davante adams. pack leading 7 - zero against the seattle seahawks. then ty montgomery- playing running back-- scores again after a morgan burnett interception. before halftime when rodgers hits jordy nelson for the first of two on the day for nelson- big story was the packers defense, which forced six turnovers... including 5 interceptions of former badger russell wilson. tim van vooren has more on the blitz "the packers came into sunday's game negative five this season in terms of turnovers. that's been

an hour later it looked like this.d friend got out and described a terrifying fight for his life. >> he literally said he had to feel his way out of the building because he couldn't see his own hands in front of him. >> reporter: the warehouse, known as the ghost ship, is an artists' haven. but it was cluttered with wood and furniture. people lived there illegally, no smoke alarms or sprinklers and no easy way out. alex and his fiance hannah did not make it out. >> he was trying to make sure that alex and hannah got out as well, but by the time he got out, the ceiling had caved in and alex and hannah were still in the building. >> reporter: also missing today, griffin matten from morristown, new jersey, reportedly an alumnus from uc berkeley. also pha pin from west port, connecticut. her parents are heading out to california preparing to identify her body. >> that was ida siegal reporting. >>> nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here is jim rosenfield. >>> tonight at 6:00, bill cosby's legal team loses another appeal. >>>

later your pelts can take a picture with st. nick later today. the big man will be at west allis from 9:00 until noon. proceeds will be donated to local animal rescue groups. plus your family is invited to enjoy christmas on the avenue in the festivities at 1:30 this afternoon. so the santa's racing today. they got the beards to keep them warm. but this will be warm once we start marching towards the end of next year. jeremy: yes. extra layers. this is air from the north pole coming our way later on thin seven-day forecast. the coldest air with highs in the 20's. add, you called this country fetey -- confetti. >> yes. nature's confetti. >> we will celebrate tomorrow. snow will come down in the metro area probably around 8:00 a.m. give or take an hour. western counties like 6:00 or 7:00 a.m. a wet snow and temperatures in the lower to mid 30's. when it is all said and done, an inch or two of wet now is possible here in southeastern wisconsin. more of the timing of the snow in a moment. first our day planner forecast. first half traveling across th

the suspects were arrested a short time later.police in san francisco looking for the person who shot and killed an employee while he was clean graffiti. police say 27-year-old jermaine jackson was shot on 25th and vermont yesterday morning. he was rushed to san francisco general hospital couple of blocks away, but he did not survive. police have not given us details about a possible motive. san francisco mayor ordered the flags in the city to be flown at half staff until sunset today . >> there have been at least 10 suicides involving teenagers on the train tracks since 2009. that is one of the reasons why caltrans is partnering with a nonprofit organization to introduce a new way to reach teenagers in crisis. we're joined now to explained -- explain how it works . >> the announced yesterday it will be working with the non- profit prices tech line. it puts people in crisis with counselors 20 for 7.-- 24/7. starting tomorrow they will put signs at all of their stations. officials say even though a text line may see more in persona

more changes came a decade later. today, the park service is allowed to let natural fires burn so long as they burn within the point of control. in 1967, the states of new mexico and arizona were inundated with a very atypical amount of snow which lasted for several weeks. in some parts, more than five feet piled up and claimed the lives of more than 50 people. on december 14, 1967, a major blizzard struck northern new mexico. that was followed by near- constant snowfall for the next two weeks. the area was home to the navajo reservation. "most of the100,000 navajos on this barren section of the southwest, live in isolated log hogans, tending a few sheep. they are used to hard winters but nothing like this worst blizzard in a generation. the snow has piled into huge drifts blocking roads and stranding hundreds of navajo families." the najavo nation lived in an incredibly remote area of the state. as the snow fell non-stop, piling up to five feet in some areas, roads became impassable and hundreds were trapped in their

hours later - mickey called police. neighbor don pillsbury says the family is from milwaukee and moved to the typically quiet street this summer. 03:50:10 i just went by the other day and waved. i never really visited wh them. they kept to themselves i was kind of shocked. butt 03:50:40 i feel sorry for the a shame it had to happen. :44 the criminal complaint also hinted that there had been a history of domestic violence between the boyfriend and the victim. 3 now to cbs 58 exclusive---a answers from the police partme?... after an officer shot and killed their family pet.sara harmon says... her dog sugar was taken from her for ?no reason.?cbs 58's julie parise is live at the racine police department with the story. julie? harmon tells us the officers here at the department told her it was protocol to shoot her dog during a search warrant execution. but she says it was unnecessary..and she wants to know why it happened. this is sugar, she was a bulldog. around 5am last wednesday that police burst into her home investigat

and the people who were at school can't really believe 15 years later that it's happened. something that's very close to the surface. i love that story in particular because it's very much inspired by one of my favourite authors, pdjames, for whom the character of the person is partly what leads to what happens to them. it's really a character driven story. zaka the zulu is a little bit unusual in this book in that it doesn't have anything to do with the circumstances in the country, because a lot of the crimes that i discuss in the book are opportunistic crimes. crimes that come out of rage and stress and anger. but that one is a particularly interesting one, because it's a crime that is rooted in the past. you talk about the politics without giving a running commentary on it. there's a wonderful story called the president always dies injanuary. laughter. people are waiting! but, just take us back to the moment when a difficult situation suddenly became one of utter desolation, economically. people fleeing, people with no money. it was as if all the normal functions of a

that rain comes later on this afternoon. a good amount of rain.esn't finish up until late tonight. you even get a little snow in the poconos. everywhere else is rain with a high of 48. eastern in the overnight hours matt and tam we stay in the 40's. >> thank you karen. >>> thousands of people gathered in oakland to remember the 36 people killed in friday's devastating inferno. crews spent the night bringing down part of the wall that supports the charred warehouse. investigator have searched about 70 percent of the building and they do not expect to find any more bodies. an artist colony a maze of tight cluttered rooms was hosting a dance party at the time of the blaze. the district attorney will that determine now whether or not to file any criminal charges. >> harassment against a decorated muslim police officer is the latest in a wave of hate crimes in new york city. officer aml elsokary says she was off duty on saturday when she encountered a man yelling and push emergency 16-year-old son. when she intervened she says the man threatened to sli

we'll take a nap later on. we'll be there for a full half hour special later tonight.ree lighting. >> she's dancing. >> join me along with tracy, bill and jessica at rink or watch live at 7:00 p.m. >> he'll be dancing by the fire pits. that's what i'll be doing. >> yes, they conveniently have me stationed near the hot chocolate and fire pit. i know who the favorite is on the morning team here. schuylkill expressway around belmont avenue and on the eastbound side of the ramp to the schuylkill expressway, that's where we have this accident scene. 23 minutes eastbound from blue route to vine and average speeds in the 30s. a little sticky when getting onto the schuylkill right there. we're also seeing normal morning delay. a vehicle fire in allentown road and reinert. and a crash in plymouth on jefferson so you might detour around there. >> jessie doesn't know she'll be mix the swiss miss and serving it to the rest of the team. we'll need it, too. it's chilly. it's going to be chilly this evening. 40 degrees in philadelphia. look at the 30s. the suburbs, lehigh valley, new

((walter and: see ya later gator! ?whats even the fact that he was right ?outside a bay area school. and they really ?might see him later.... because he actually got away! ((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. ((vanessa)) and i'm vanessa ruffes... in for jen. those stories in a minute, but now, a first look a developing story now in tampa: where a bay area charity will be struggling to feed the homeless today. the "st. vincent de paul society" normally feeds a huge crowd, every ?friday. but last night, the charity took a big hit... a car crashed right into the food bank! and it couldn't have happened at a worse time. fox 13's shayla reaves is ?live outside the food bank a developing story in pasco county.. where deputies are searching for a man they call " armed and dangerous." authorities say this man.. 26-year-old sanchez savage.. has a history of for active warrants out of georgia.. he's accused of running from law enforcement.. possession of marijuana.. and obstruction.. if you see savage or know where

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 killed 92 people. the russian transport minister said that pilot error or technical fault likely read to the court -- crash. the russian defense ministry says the reason the plane has been found in the black sea was it was carrying a military music group on its way to p

that is a little later.resident putin of russia has ordered an inquiry after a military plane heading for syria crashed into the black sea shortly after take off from sochi. the plane disappeared from radar 20 minutes after taking off from the resort of sochi. the defence ministry says there are no survivors. 92 people were on board the the tupolev—154 including russian servicemen and members of an army band due to give a concert in syria. rescue ships and helicopters are at the crash site six kilometres offshore — they have recovered one body and debris from the sea. a russian military plane has crashed into the black sea. the plane disappeared from radar 20 minutes after taking off from the resort of sochi. 0ur moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg told us about the reaction there. russia is certainly shocked, this tupolev—15ajet belonged to the russian defence ministry. we know it took off from sochi airport in southern russia earlier today, bound for syria, and the russian army base there. a few minutes