reports now say at least nine people have been killed. at least sixty others have been injured. about a0 kilometres north of the capital, where pyrotechnics are a major industry. emergency services are now on at the scene. also making news this hour — japan has sent a new satellite into space, aboard the epsilon—2 rocket. the satellite will study how electrons move in outer space and monitor space storms and solar winds. it's also part of a new generation of rockets which are cheaper to launch than convential spacecraft two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova has undergone surgery on her playing hand after a random knife attack inside her own home in the czech republic. kvitova was trying to defend herself but is likely to be out of action for at least three months. police are searching for her attacker. translation: police are searching for the suspicious man. now we have the description. it is a man about 35 years old, 180 centimetres, slim physique and white skin. he has brown eyes. he was wearing a light hat, brown jacket and was carrying a bag on his arm during the attack

according to berlin police, they are saying at least nine people have been killed, at least 50 peoplee been injured. we have fred -- >> do we have fred? that was a yes and we have the former cia counterterrorism. fred, since you live all but a couple miles away. tell me what's happened? >> hey, brooke, i just arrived on the scene a couple of minutes ago and the whole place is jam packed with ambulances and fire trucks and police vehicles. i've counted at least 20 ambulances on the scene here. i've dealt with the fire department and police in the past, by the signals they've given, they determined this is a mass casualty event. there's also a lot of bystanders, very worried bystanders now -- an ambulance going past here right now. there's a whole lot of bystanders pushed back behind the police line. it's a gigantic operation and from what eyewitnesses have been telling us, they say that this happened around 8:00 p.m. local time and this truck simply plowed into the christmas market. in fact, right now standing on the street they believe that the truck was coming from as it plowed into

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you know, so that is a question that least mains unanswered at this point. >> reporter: but chief told me he hopes to find out motive as soon as possible. several bloody kitchen knives were found on the crime scene, zachary cope behind bars tonight charged with killing his mother, according to the chief, zachary cope had not been in trouble, with the law before. reporting live tonight from lower makefield bucks county i'm david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very disturbing, thank you. >>> police need your help catching a man they say stole thousands of dollars from an acme super market in south philadelphia. it was all caught on cameras man seen here this is dark colored sweat shirt walks behind a register, opens up the drawer and helped himself to $3,000 inside. the man, made off in his car, described as light in color with a dark front fender. if you have any information you're asked to call police. >>> police are looking for these two men caught on camera who robbed a right ate and threatened a security guard in hunting park. both were seen placing items inside their wait ar

at least that's what their wives say. the first and second ladies spoke about the pair's special bond to people magazine. michelle obama says biden is the "big brother" her husband never had...and that he finds "real joy" in spending time with him.dr. jill biden says the two "really field day with memes of their imagined conversations.they even have their own hashtag: #brotus. 3 the owner of several mcdonald's locations in mid- law enforcement officers to say "thanks." larry peters...says police officers will receive free meals at all of the bay city and freeland locations... indefintely. larry peters, owns several mcdonald's restaurants: :46-:51"with everything going on - we thought it was real important to show our support for our local officers." 3 peters says it's the least he can do since police officers put their lives on the line every day. winter is here! and we want to make sure you're prepared. michael has some tips from an expert. hey michael. 3 you're watching the cbs 58 is to have your pipes burst or the heat

let's get right to the video to show you on 900 block of folcroft street, at least nine cars have been slashed, between midnight and 2:30 in the morning. on christmas morning police say it happened when someone or a group of people slashed the tires of again at least nine carson this block. neighbors hearsay although this is pretty tight-knit street, there have recently been burglaries and other crimes. as a result, they've been meeting as a community group to better the neighborhood, one is mr. johnson who lived here for about ten years. >> i don't want to say if it was just a random indent, personal matter, i don't know, but we will try to get a little better unity, find out what's going on. number of properties have surveillance cameras on the block. >> and you are taking live look at the damage now, again, you can see this entire row of tires have been slashed, again, we have count the at least nine cars here that have damage to them. neighbors stay is going to cost them several hundred dollars each to fix. anyone with information is asked to call northeast detective. live in north

he will have surgery tomorrow and scheduled to be out at least eight weeks. maybe longer. >>> it is still uncareer when he suffer it could have been when he was crushed against seattle or last week diving to make a catch. this is his third since 2009. just a short time ago, we spoke with the doctor and he said the more times you have back surgery, the less chance you have to come back and play let alone return to the season. >> yes, not good.

she is likely to be out of action for at least three months.including visa. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: out of the stratosphere — and into history: we talk to the man who made a fifteen minute freefall to earth. we saw this enormous tidal wave approaching the beach, and people started to run, and suddenly it was complete chaos. united states troops have been trying to overthrow the dictatorship of general manuel noreiga. the pentagon said the operation had been 90% successful, but it's failed in its principal objective, to capture general noreiga and take him to the united states to face drugs charges. the hammer and sickle was hastily taken away. the russian flag was hoisted over what is now no longer the soviet union, but the commonwealth of independent states. day broke slowly over lockerbie, over the cockpit of the pan—am's maid of the seas, nose—down in the soft earth. you could see what happens when a plane eight storeys high, a football pitch wide, falls from 30,000 feet. christmas has returned to albania after a communist b

at least nine are dead. a truck drove onto the sidewalk. nine people that at least. a number of injuries. the countdown is coming right back. ♪ come on, wake up!!! come on, why ya sleepin'? come on! what time is it? it's go time. come on. let's go, let's go, let's go. woooo hoooo!! yeah!! i feel like i went to bed an hour ago. i'll make the cocoa. get a great offer on the car of your grown-up dreams at the mercedes-benz winter event. it's the look on their faces that make it all worthwhile. thank you santa!!! now lease the 2017 c300 for $389 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >> there is breaking news we had been covering from the streets of berlin this evening where truck has gone crushing up in the sidewalk and killed at least nine people in berlin. the hour there at least 50 people injured in this particular attack. it was a christmas market. it's 9:38 in the evening right now. it happened a little more than an hour ago. the emergency crews are certainly on the scene there. as more information comes in its comparable. to what we saw in nice france. these

and if you're headed up to a snowy at least start to the game. might taper off to just some flurries by the end of the game. 28 degrees at kickoff, and by the fourth quarter, 24 degrees. here's daybreak sports. >> rod: good morning, everyone. last night, the bucks came up short in washington when they lost to the wizards on the road. we're going to pick this one up, fourth quarter. that triple put the 84-81. yanis led the bucks with 28 points. this jumper put them up 94-88, but the wizards would come back. john wall hits the buzzer. the wizards win it 110-105. how about the golden eagles hosting the wisconsin badgers. we go ahead and pick this one up. in the first half, the lay-in. badgers up, and marquette would drills a triple. he had 22 points for marquette. the badgers start turning it up in that second half. koenig with the triple. badgers up 49-47, and the three ball was working for wisconsin. first it's zack showalter, and then it's nigel hayes. that three put wisconsin up 70-52. ethan happ has a dunk. and then the outlook pass to khalil i

the authorities say at least 26 people were killed and dozens of others injured.levision shows the moment the first stall caught fire, detonating a chain of explosions at the open—air san pablito market in tultepec. people ran away in panic engulfed by a huge cloud of smoke. similar incidents destroyed part of the markets back in 2005 and 2016. also making news this hour — japan has sent a new satellite into space, aboard the epsilon—2 rocket. it will study how electrons move in outer space and monitor space storms and solar winds. it's also part of a new generation of rockets which are cheaper to launch than conventional spacecraft. two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova has undergone surgery on her playing hand after a random knife attack inside her own home in the czech republic. kvitova is likely to be out of action for at least three months as she recovers. translation: police are searching for the suspicious man. now, we have the description, it is a man about 35—year—old of 187cm, slim physique. he was carrying a bag on his arm during the there's been an

liz: 9 dead at least 50 injured after a truck traveling at least 40 miles an hour plows into a christmasarket in berlin. welcome to "risk & reward," i am elizabeth macdonald filling in for deirdre bolton. police are investigating whether terrorism was a motive. the suspected driver of the truck arrested. codriver is dead. he is being called a codriver and also a passenger. we get latest from fox news reporter kitty logan in london. >> police spokesperson i spoke to in last couple of hours, saying they are try to

our top stories: explosions tear through a fireworks market in mexico — at least 29 people are killednd dozens more injured. so—called islamic state says one of its militants carried out the lorry attack in berlin — which left 12 people dead. police have released a man detained earlier, for lack of evidence. the body of the russian ambassador killed in turkey is flown back to moscow. six people are detained — as the investigation gathers pace. and president obama bans arctic drilling in the lead up to donald trump. a series of explosions has killed at least 29 people at mexico's most popular fireworks market, on the outskirts of the capital, mexico city. local police say dozens more are injured. earlier i spoke to our americas editor leonardo rocha for the latest. i saw some of the pictures in the footage that have been shown on mexican television and now everywhere else. which are spectacular in a horrible sort of way. it is an open—air market on the outskirts of mexico city. you see one explosion that then triggers a series of explosions. some of them seem to be fireworks and others

a string of tornadoes that moved across the southeast is blamed for at least five deaths. three were killed in a mobile home park in alabama. at least a dozen others were injured. there were 13 confirmed tornadoes across f yesterday. alabama, louisiana, mississippi, and tennessee. >>> well, it's likely that president obama will leave office without fulfilling one of his original campaign promises, to shut down guantanamo bay. dozens remain locked up there. margaret brennan got a rare look at the prison. >> reporter: these are the remnants of guantanamo's notorious camp x-ray where hundreds of suspected terrorists were caged in the panic aftermath of 9/11. the 60 remaining detainees whose faces we were not permitted to film, lounge in modern, open cell blocks, eating and praying regularly. over the past eight years, 180 detainees have been released from guantanamo, leaving most of the prison empty. donald trump has vowed to reverse course. >> and we are going to load it up with some bad dudes. believe me, we are going to load it up. >> reporter: admiral peter clark who comm

in at least a dozen cities, a new record was set this weekend. new record lows from texas, all the way up to the dakotas, and after all this, most of the country is set to bounce right back to normal temperatures by wednesday. abc news, new york. >>> the west coast has made me so soft. >> i know. >> there was a time, i lived in chicago, i lived in green bay, wisconsin. >> now, ear muffs, it is mittens, it is everything. only the 20s and 30s here. >> it is great. my house stinks when it's cold. i was sitting next to the windows and cold air was pouring in. my house is only about 28 years old. >> not literally stinks. >> i was like why would it smell? >> i was going to say the other "s" word, can't say that on tv. >> it's cold. >> put it that way. fine. need a house with better insulation is what i'm saying. good morning, everybody. here's a look and we just got word from the bay area, air quality management district that yes, spare the airs will be issued for tuesday and wednesday. so three in a row no wood burning. that's nearly 72 hours. frost t

the police have one man, at least one man in custody.at is the set up this morning as we going to the market open. right now, we see buying in --asuries, buying in bones now a little buyings, right down 31 hundredths of 1%. the german yield down one 100th of 1%. gold off about 329--- not a lot of movement here. not a lot of premarket activity. lookinge again, markets for a story in europe. once again, you see that happening. the other thing of want to flag as well is what we saw over the last 24 hours in the turkish lira, the killing of the russian and it are in ankara having an effect. this is the markets reaction. fragile relationships in this part of the world and this is going to be a factor in that. we will discuss that as we work our way through the open and into the rest of the program. london also in shock this morning as we watch events on the continent. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: good morning. i am here in london. matt miller in berlin. we are moments away from the start of morning trading and matt has your morning brief. truck

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she will not hold a racket for at least three months.face chelsea in the fa cup third round, after beating notts county 2—0. i'll be back with more on those stories. at least 29 people have been killed in an explosion at a fireworks market in mexico. emergency services said dozens of others were injured, and they expect the death toll to rise. it's the third major explosion at the site since 2005. the moment the san pablito fireworks market was engulfed in flames. within minutes, the entire site destroyed in a blaze of smoke, noise and deadly explosions. once the smoke cleared, the scale of the damage became clear. a fire at this market was always likely to have devastating consequences. most big celebrations in mexico involve fireworks so in the run—up to christmas, it was full of shoppers. the local authorities have confirmed 30 deaths and many others injured. once nearby, residents got over the initial shock of the blast, they did what they could to assist the emergency services. translation: a series of blasts came one after the othe

at least having little bit of fun there, right? >> absolutely.till ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", a tragedy captured on facebook, absolutely broadcast her own fatal car crash. >> and this traffic nightmare, where cars were backed up for miles last night. we'll also have this. >> heavy snow, freezing temperatures, will stretch from coast-to-coast this weekend. i'm hena daniels in new york. more on the blinding snowstorms, and the deadly pile-ups they've already left >> wow, take a look at that traffic back up in california. that was reporter from our sister station kcds in los angeles, all start wad accident with a big rig and turned into a traffic nightmare, with cars back up for miles last night. and imagine sitting in that? wow. >> like the schuylkill sometimes? >> times ten though. >> exactly. >> yikes. >> deadly crash in mount pocono kills two teens and police say it steeped live on facebook. >> the 18 and 19 year old friends from the scranton area died on tuesday. police say they were hit from behind by a tractor-trailer on int

still two dozen people, at least, unaccounted for. now they do not want families or friends of loved ones here to show up at this scene. they want you to go to 2425 east 12th street. they have that set up for the latest information for families. also, grief counsellors and a number you can call 510-382-3000. >> and as you know, we have reporters all over the story. we'll check in now with abc 7 news reporter who has been talking to people who are showing up at the fire scene. sergio? >> yeah. lots of people have been showing up so they can actually see the place where this fire actually happened. there are some people who know this venue very well. unfortunately, there are some people who have family who actually came to this music event last night. so they're trying to see if they were able to get out of there in one piece. let's goes ahead and show you pictures from sky 7. you can see from the air the devastation of this fire. i can tell you that right now the sheriff's department's urban search and rescue crews are going through th

at least two dozen people are still unaccounted for. but he did pass along some good news, several families have been reunited with their loved ones, that's the good news, people have been reunited with those loved ones, but the numbers are still chilling, nine bodies have been recovered, at least two dozen, he didn't want to specify a number, because he doesn't know, but he says at least two dozen are still missing, and yes, many families have been reunited. he did say there are bodies inside that are visible to firefighters. but as of this point it's too dangerous to access this building. this building is behind me. this is an artists' enclave, a workshop for artists where artists lived inside this building. it's a warehouse on 31st and international in oakland. a lot of people said there was a lot of garbage outside and inside, conditions were subpar. other people said this was a beautiful area, a workshop for artists in this community, a diverse part of oakland of course. we have a team of reporters here onsite with me, we have our

and that at least -- shall lie. and that at least gives us a framework for trying to figure out how it, how the next step, how the next link in the chain is supposed to go when you see dividing lines that they have drawn, what is okay and what is not okay. now, that is, you know, an ongoing -- it is a work in progress in the sense that new decisions are always coming. but i always find it really helpful to look at those decisions and study them not just for what they held in their case, but the reasoning and principles that they give, sharing their ideas on what those historical documents say and what the line was that the bill of rights meant to draw there. what's the word that it used. >> and i think interpretation also draws on the ongoing dialogue that takes place between the people and the courts and especially between congress and the courts. and particularly in the first amendment context, congress has spoken drawing on what congress believes those words mean or should mean, because congress has a voice in th

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at least 17 people are dead.e are injured. >> the first bomb went off in a crowded pub near the birmingham city center. minutes later and less than a hundred yards away, a second bomb exploded in another pub. there have been 200 people inside. police said they were still searching for bodies in the rubble. >> terrorism only works when it shocks people. the mid-1970s, the i.r.a. attempts an entirely new tactic, to bring the conflict to the british mainland. >> the british homefront has itself become a battlefield in the raging guerilla war over northern ireland. >> there have been many bombings in england in recent months as the terrorism of northern ireland has spread, but tonight was the worst. >> for sheer audacity, it was unrivaled. arab terrorists attacking opec, the headquarters of oil power. three men were killed and three wounded. >> there is no certainty, but there is plenty of speculation, that one of those terrorists who raided the opec meeting in vienna be europe's most wanted fugitive, carlos sanchez

these things are at least open for reconsideration. let's go to a question on the site. >> first of all thank you for coming here tonight. as a college student there has been increased concern that college administrations are kind of cycling free speech on campuses so my question is how do you think the application of the bill of rights default in its application on college campuses in the past 10 years? >> part of it is first of all the constitution does not believe interactions a private private -- private stakeholders. it has to be a public university or college you are dealing with and then you know the first amendment has its rules about freedom of speech and people can bring challenges. we have had one involving the university of virginia as well that we have talked about before. we wait for the cases to come to us and decide what is in front of us but there are lined that have been established some by precedent. i'm sure new ones will come. one thing i hope this is not so far off topic but if you'll forgive me, the constitutiona

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must also have gdp equal to at least 85% of the bloc. the u.s. accounts for about 60% of the total gdp, so the deal can't take effect without ratification by congress. but there's no time limit for putting it into force. the japanese government plans to continue pushing the tpp even after trump enters the white house next year. >>> japan wants to get its workers to leave the office early at least one day a month. the aim is to boost consumption and the economy. government and business leaders will call on firms to let workers go at 3:00 p.m. on the last friday of each month. the premium friday campaign will try to get more people out of the office and into shops and restaurants. retailers would reciprocate by offering discounts. the economy ministry is working on the specifics with the japan business federation and industry groups. it wants to launch the campaign in february. the government is aiming to increase gdp to 600 trillion yen or $5.2 trillion by 2020. personal spending will be key to that. it accounts for more than half of japa

i killed at least nine -- it killed at least nine people and injured at least 50.estigated as an act of terrorism. we are still waiting to determine if it was an attack or an accident. the driver has been apprehended. according to cnn a passenger in the vehicle is dead. as soon as we learn more we will let you know on air, online and social media. back to you. alison: thank you. keep us up to date. don't miss a breaking news update. sign up for the text alerts right now at wjla.com/text. you will get alerts sent to your phone from the the redskins are in the thick of the wild card race. >> they have to win out. if the playoffs started now, they'd be in. but they have three more games left. erin hawksworth is at fedex field. the skins are in the position thanks to of all teams the cowboys. erin: can you believe it? redskins fans wanted to take a shower after having to root for the cowboys. this the biggest game for the redskins tonight so far this season. not just because it's the next game but they really do have to win each of the games if they want to make the pl

at least ten say they will goat against their party's wishes in an effort to block mr. trump.ctors are under intense pressure to change their final votes. julianna goldman reports. >> reporter: when americans cast their ballots last month, they technically voted for members of the electoral college who are supposed to then vote for the candidate who won their state. but in texas, where donald trump's victory over hillary clinton theoretically won him 38 electors one said not so fast. >> i think the first time in america's history we have someone who is clearly unfit for office. >> reporter: chris supron is the only republican elector to publicly say he won't vote for mr. trump. >> i see my role a little bit like a jury or a judge and jury where the jury has made a decision but judges can still set it aside. unfortunately, i feel that that is my responsibility this time. >> reporter: since the election, democratic activists have tried to pressure other electors to flip and some offering free legal help and a petition on change.org has gotten nearly 5 million signatures. when it

probably for at least the next four years. thank you. >> at least. >> at least. thank you, david, thank you, jeffrey. >>> when we come right back, she may be the most feared woman in silicon valley and she says the tech leaders at today's meeting at trump tower should be ashamed of themselves. is she right? we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now find the lowest payments ever on all beds. hurry, ends sunday. know better sleep with sleep number. oh, how waso good!en house? did you apply? oh, i'll do it later today. your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? credit karma. it's free. that's great! um hm. just whip bam boom, it's done. that apartment is m

milwaukee firefighters busy battling at least two fires overnight. this one reported near 11th and wright. you can see flames coming from the home. there were no reports of any injuries. we're expecting to get morning. and a few hours later.... another fire reported on the northwest side... you can see smoke pouring from the home near 83rd and acacia. the red cross was at the scene offering any assistance. marquette police-- investigating an armed robbery near the campus. we're told a suspect entered the jimmy johns on wells last night and implied he had a weapon and demanded money from the register. the suspect then took off. the employee was not injured... and milwaukee police are helping with the investigation. milwaukee's anthony 'showtime' pettis--a star in the world of mixed martial arts-- since he was the victim of two separate crimes involving his cars. kim is in the newsroom with details. mma fighter anthony pettis says he wants to work to make milwaukee youth better. in late october-- 3 cars were set on fire in his driveway. then just last

connor. >> at least the snow is out of here. that's the good news. also, which we didn't have a to deal with. the winds are picking up as well. >> our storm team 4 storm chaser. these are snow totals starting at midnight until late last evening. anywhere from 4 to 6 inches of snow and then you add 2 to 3 on top of that until midnight saturday night. started around 5:00, 6:00 saturday evening. most areas, as we expected the snow moved out. we had clouds, a little clearing and we'll see more sunshine throughout the day. temperature on the cool side. watch out for slick sides. 18 in kenosha, at 26 degrees. the wind has picked um cause 15 to 30 miles per hour. this was light fluffy snow. while it was not blowing and drifting h. with the wind we're getting blowing snow and windchills, 8 in burlington but still feels like 12 in kenosha which is cold. there's another cold front on the way. today will be our warmest day. this afternoon we're only going to be in the lower 20s. tomorrow we will struggle to get into the teens with the cold air moving in. this a

minds. >> you know, it hasn't helped so far, at least today, tech. intel is doing the best of the tech since behind home depot as far as the game. it has less than a percent. you have to go pretty far back to find the rest. apple is barely in the green thus far. ibm, cisco, microsoft all in the red. >> apple came within $1 of 52-week high. something we hadn't seen in a while. caterpillar, once again the top performing dow component. your point about microsoft yesterday too was interesting. $30 since nodella took over. all-time high today. >> i know people who work at microsoft who would have been happy to see 35. it was in the mid 20s for so long during that period, but, i mean, put the cloud guy in charge. plurks a whole different tone. certainly different morale happening at microsoft right now. in the mid 60s, wow. who would have thunk it? >> it shows thaw the kind of tech that's working at the moment anyway is not, you know, kind of old hardware plus app. >> we'll see how much of a bite they're taking out of fedex when fedex reports after the bel

it's ironic to say the least. it's chaos. to say the best. at the center of this issue is an administration that refuses, not just refusing to follow the rule of law but enables and encourages the breaking of the law beginning with the fact that thousands of illegal protesters are allowed to camp, to trespass, on federally owned land. if you allow somebody to illegally assemble, why would they not think that they should be allowed to burn property? why would they not think they should be allowed to trespass on private land? why would they think they shouldn't be allowed to, oh, say, throw molotov cocktails at police officers, why would they not think they could follow a police officer home and harass his family until they had to move out of their home or follow a national forward member to their apartment and then harass them at their apartment and force their family to leave, to spit on them. why wouldn't they think they should be allowed to do that if the president of the united states says go ahead and trespass. never mind that this is a l

but general mattis does have at least one serious legal hoop to jump through first. cnn's jessica schneider live outside trump tower for us this morning with the latest. >> reporter: you know, it is back to business here at trump tower today. back-to-back meetings that will be held here after a thursday that really felt like a return to the campaign trail. donald trump was off and running yesterday, his first stop at carrier in indianapolis, where he touted the saving of at least 1,000 jobs that could have been and will no longer be shipped off to mexico. from there it was on to cincinnati, ohio, where he kicked off his thank you tour and in that, we saw really a return to donald trump of the election season. it was part teleprompter for donald trump but also he lashed out at the quote, dishonest media. he also took some jabs at ohio governor john kasich but then acknowledging that kasich did call him to offer congratulations after his win. donald trump touching on a multitude of subjects in that rally in front of hundreds of people. he also returned to some of his c

at least at cottman thinks will be better starting this morning. let's get suburban and continue on the construction train the pennsylvania turnpike westbound past d. he -- d. he dell val. in upper gwynedd should have the overnight zone blocking valley forge road. foster road possible because of the northeast extension. way up north if you're coming south on 476 near the lehigh tunnel we're getting word of a crash tractor-trailer down an embankment it's causing a jam 9 miles per hour near the lehigh tunnel southbound side of the n. he x. >>> a retailer in kentucky is trying to figure out who this shopper who went on a racist rant bouncing around social media. >> you're nobody, far as i'm concerned, probably on welfare, taxpayers probably paid for all this stuff. >> witnesses say the woman wet off when a hispanic woman added items to her friend's purchase. they are looking to identify the woman in the rant so the store can ban her permanently. >>> delta airline is looks into claims of discrimination involving this youtube star, adam stella who is kn

we saw this in nice with at least 84 people killed. and, unfortunately, we sit in the city where probably one of the largest public events in history is about to happen, which is the inauguration. there will be a lot of people in one place. terrorist copycats, often. the nice attack demonstrated you can do a lot of damage. for u.s. officials planning the inauguration, this kind of attack is surely front and center of their thinking. >> clarissa, there is a suspect in custody at this point. what do you think they are trying to learn from the suspect? and also it seems so significant that they were able to detain this person so quickly. >> reporter: well, that's what i would say, brianna. so quickly and also the fact they were able to detain him at all. traditionally, suicide warriors or people fighting on behalf of isis or inspired by isis, they don't tend to get to the stage where they get arrested. traditionally, they're going all the way to the end. they try to kill as many people as they possibly can before being killed. and i do ha

he all nine church massacre victims were black reason an army official says today at least 97 people were killed by a powerful earthquake that hid indonesia early this morning. the 6.5 magnitude state was centered on the tip of than island banda aceh. >>>. >>> coming up on the "morning news." a mannequin challenge takes a very serious turn. a video posted on social media that shows people with guns catches the attention of police. >>> and the vice president appears on i the late show" with some advice. >> this terrible feeling you're having right now, it's not permanent. it will be over in four years. maybe eight! but you know? eyes open? good. because it's here. cue the confetti. say hi to xiidra, lifitegrast ophthalmic solution. xiidra is the first prescription eye drop solution approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye. so give your eye doctor a ring, and your eyes just might thank you. one drop in each eye, twice a day. the most common side effects of xiidra include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when the drops are applied to the eyes, and an unusual taste

you know, it's been winter here for at least a solid week in my opinion, just saying.s, i would have to agree with in. we'll see you shortly amy. >> feeling wrong already. we're in for a long winter i think. let's head outside this morning. couple new issues in the burbs on 309 southbound near susquehanna road in ambler. police activity on the shoulder but traffic is getting by in both directions. it's northbound near perkasie where there's an accident. so i would expect that one to be causing some delays along 309. new crash as well in the heart of norristown along markley as marshall. coming up 42 this morning, slow going northbound from the black horse pike to 295. karen. >> everybody is talking about this long winter they think we're having but you know what, every day in the next seven days we're staying above average in the afternoon. today starts a milder streak. 45 for your high. the normal high would just be 43. it's cold in the morning but in the afternoon it's going to feel a lot better. looking ahead right now to some of your other weather concerns for the

police have killed at least 2000 people and vigilantes have killed at least 3500 more sense duterte took office this summer. tens of thousands more have been arrested or turned themselves over to police out of fear they would be killed. human rights groups say many of those killed have been summarily shotot and had nothing to do wih the drug trade. a recent buzz feet investigation revealed the u.s. state department is continue to send planes of dollars in aid as well as training and equipment to the philippine national police amidst the way the killings. ththis is the mother of an 18-y-year-old the them m of the exextrajudicial killings. >> we are poor. they will not listeteto us. it is pitiful of the poor killed because no matter how hard we try to explain, they will not listen to us. they judge has because we are poor. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and in oakland, california, the mourning continues over the death of at least 36 people who were killed in a fire at the ghost ship warehouse one week ago. the fire is one of the

. >> at least it gets them into the library. i don't know. >> i was afraid of the librar n librarian. >> we're back at 4:00 and 6:00 eastern. hope you can join us. >>> washington today buzzing about exxonmobil chairman and ceo rex tillerson. that's the guy on the right. his ties to vladimir putin on the left. and tillerson's chances of being our next secretary of state. >> he does massive deals in russia. he does massive deals for the company, not for himself, for the company. i have tremendous respect for him. >> a horrific bombing attack on christians in the middle east at one of the region's oldest and most historic churches. more than two dozen worshippers dead, many more injured. we'll bring you the very latest. >>> and now a month since election day. we now know the final political makeup of the united states senate as louisiana declares a winner in their runoff race. >>> good sunday to you. only a couple weeks been christmas. nice to you with you. i'm leland vittert. >> i'm shannon breen. exxonmobil ceo rex sill tillers o

so they are recollecting that people leave at least two hours before and get to the airport two hours before their scheduled flight. but we will be here throughout the morning, we will be checking in with triple a. as well as passengers, already talked to a few, and they're going to some pretty awesome destinations, back to you in the studio. >> thank you, trang. every time i go to the airport, i look up, where dow want to go? >> and the mind starts going. the travel rush is before you hit the road, rales, or head to the airport and the skies, look at the to at cbsphilly.com for travel conditions. alleluhia, eagles finally broke their five game losing streak. >> prevented the new york giants from clinching playoff spot in south philadelphia. eagles led by two touchdowns less than seven minutes into the game after malcolm jenkins returned an interception for a touchdown. the birds picked off eli manning, three times last night, including one in the final seconds, as manning and the giants tried to stage a late game come-back. the eagles win 24 to 19. >> as defense, you know, if you can

think we should at least have our own designated parking space or security that's roaming around. ing around. >> this is a growing epidemic. the reality is that this is a nonviolent offense. auto burglaries are on the rise, and until these criminals actually getting convicted and facing charges like incarceration or paying restitution, it's going to continue to happen over and over again. >> our company won't pay for it. your insurance won't pay for it. site out of our pocket to get our car fixed. >> reporter: workers say they've also been physicallily threatened by car thieves when they got off shift. >>> minimum wage across the state going up in the new year, the $10 minimum wage going up by 50 cents to $10.i 50 an hour, all part of legislation governor brown signed this year to increase the state minimum wage by $15 an hour by the year 2022. this will affect about 5 million californians. right now the minimum wage in san francisco is $13 an hour, so it won't affect it. >>> we continue to follow the latest on the sanctions aannounced by president obama against russia. coming ite

at least seven people have been killed. the fires, which spread in gatlinburg and pigeon forge monday, charred thousands of acres and destroyed hundreds of homes and buildings. more than 14 thousand have been forced to leave know how many people are unaccounted for. right now, crews are battling a massive fire at a rec center in tampa. the winston park recreation center is on destin drive, west of the selmon expressway near south 76th steet. details are still coming in, but take a look at this picture from hillsborough county rescue. you can see just how massive this fire is. an investigation is underway to find out what caused it, according to our news partners with the tampa bay times, the rec center was going to be renovated by the vinik family and the the boys & girls clubs of tampa bay. some sad news to pass on this morning.. the police officer that was shot in tacoma, washington, has died. the officer hasn't been identified. what we do know is that they were responding to a domestic times and is believed to still be b

it says 67-year-old again chappelle had at least -- glenn chappelle had at least a dozen crashes in the last five years and a dozen incidents involved seizure-like episodes. passengers also killed. >>> a pakistani singer killed in a planeash, is being mourned. he was emergency the the crash is being called a terrible accident. they don't think terrorism was involved. >>> rescuers combing through the rubble for survivors of a powerful earthquake that struck .5 magnitude. it -- 6.5 magnitude killed at least 97 people. doctors are overwhelmed, hospitals crowded tending to the injured. no tsunami warning was issued but the after shocks continue to rattle buildings and nerves. >>> two young sisters are dead after suffering severe burns when a radiator valve apparently exploded in an apartment in the bronx. it happened around noon in a shelter for homeless families. hospital. one of them was just 1 and the other was 2. >>> coming up -- we're a little more than 24 hours away from the opening of maryland's first resort casino. >> up next, a suspicious package, well, shuts down the government bu

at least storm scan is quiet.et's focus more so on this xfactor, as i like to called it, the winds you will continue to notice throughout today, tomorrow, tomorrow. even tomorrow, there could be some gusts to up 25 miles per hour. but, you know, overall there is isn't a bad forecast, as long as you don't mind a little wind, we are going to have a chill in the air. but sunshine to go along with this. so, now that all of the leaves have actually had chance to dry out, probably blowing everywhere here today, tomorrow specially, but if you have outdoor plans, cutting the tree down, doing decorating i think looking good here. temperatures are going to start to rebound overnight sunday into monday, might even be shower with minor disturbance, but tuesday at this point looks like the much more likely day, that we end up with not just rain, but possibly some soaking rain. so, there is a little stretch of time here where you don't have to break out the umbrella, but can't necessarily pack it away just yet either. temperatu

we're in the low 20's right now, but at least we don't have the wind. feels little betterment don't have windchill values down into the single digits, lower teens like we had yesterday morning, but clear skies over the region it, two, officially at the airport, breeze only 6 miles per hour, mid teens right now in the city but again yesterday we had some single digit windchills. mount pocono, 3 degrees, at this hour. twenty-two again in the city, 19 wilmington, quakertown, 12 this morning, 13 pottstown. we don't have the cloud cover like yesterday morning. little heat we had yesterday, easily, right back up to the atmosphere, cold there settling in at the surface, winds speeds 10 miles per hour, feels like 16 in reading as well as millville, 19 degrees, windchill, in wildwood. storm scan3, nice and quiet, clear skies, few high clouds over extreme southern new jersey, other than, that go mostly clear today. >> a the love sunshine dollars warming us up yesterday, up to 40 today for philadelphia, 41 at the shore, only near freezing up in mount pocono region

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