>> fajardo: right. >> logan: in the middle of one >> logan: --slums in medellin? >> fajardo: it said the most beautiful things for the humblest people, which is a message of dignity. because usually we say, "well, if they are poor, whatever they get, that's plenty because they have nothing." we said, "no, the most beautiful things in this town, should be coming to these places." >> logan: no symbol has helped more than medellin's cable cars. they soar over its mountain slums carrying 40,000 people a day, connecting the poor with jobs and opportunities in city's wealthier neighborhoods. and these places were pretty isolated before that? >> fajardo: they were. it was very difficult to get in here. you will never have someone from that part of town coming in here for any reason. and now, most people come to medellin, they would want to come here to ride the cable car, to see what we did in here and to get a feeling of a transformation. >> logan: colombia's transformation remains a work in progress. drugs and violence are still attempts, the country now has a peace de

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it is a philadelphia.dear named george logan. he was a democratic republican from a friend of thomas jefferson personally. a quaker, pacifist, very pro-french. if he could get to france to meet with france's leaders, you might be able to talk them back from the edge and keep his country out of war. so george logan was a pretty prominent person in his day, there's certainly no one of the stature you would imagine would be needed to go and negotiate with a foreign country's leaders. kind of like one of these taking out a second mortgage to go to iran and negotiate a better nuclear deal. this is basically what he did. he spent his own money. he sold several parcels of land to finance the trip then he went to france and he was able to meet with france's leaders. he got an audience with the french director. by this time, francis in the wisdom of walking things back a little bit. another war with the what they needed at this time. it's impossible to determine what george logan's real impact was, but the french certainly thought there w

logan act with of worst penalty is a historical footnote. [laughter] and as it turns out to the only thing it was accusing the political enemies and with those accusations with the congressional republicans for the trip she took to syria and how they make these accusations and jesse jackson getting back at those american and hostages then extended ministration thought about fighting charges and even ross perot coming back from of vietnam war effort. but george logan has nothing but the best of intentions lead is very much in accusation and that was him on the senate floor perpetrating him as the trader. not the only person the other was the man named tressed he did not betray his country under the british and there is no question he betrayed the president but if it was in the best interest of his country, in 1847 at that point when president pulled decided to be extremely generous but he and the of secretary of state wanted to negotiate with of minimum that he would except with the rio grande river and then if you other concessions that was

. >> i'm rahel solomon, greg argos live in logan township more on how it all unfolded. good afternoon, greg. >> afternoon, rahel. route 130 here northbound has reopened. that's the great news. let me step aside here, see the southbound lanes, multi vehicle crash happened around 8:30, 9:00 this morning, still closed so officials stay will reopen hopefully in the next 30 minutes or so. once again this crash occurring at the height of rush hour, seven total vehicles, eight people involved. >> clop err three overhead, massive chain reaction crash on route 130 southbound in logan township, new jersey. >> apparently traffic back up in the southbound lanes of route 130. there was chain reaction collision here involving seven vehicles. >> those seven vehicles mangled, including what remains of this dump truck, smashed between the guards rail and this tanker, holding thousands of pounds of waste water. >> mario towing on scene, and environmental company, as well as new jersey state police vehicle unit removing the last two vehicles from the scene. >> incredibly none of the eight

students scattered as logan clark wielding two knives lunged at classmates.the boy drops to the ground, writhing in pain. >> you got to remember that he just got hit two or three times in the face by a kid that's three years older than him and quite a bit bigger. >> reporter: according to logan's father, his son was a victim of bullying, saying logan was punched by a student right before the incident. his bloody mouth visible in the video. >> he just doesn't want to be attacked anymore. that's what happened. do i think that the officer -- i think the officer could have evaluated that if he had paid attention a little bit. >> reporter: so you can understand how looking at it at different angles, that perhaps he could have been perceived as a threat and the police officer had to make a split-second decision? >> it's easy to see on the video. he's like this. that's a defensive posture. that's not an attacking posture. he's bleeding from the mouth. obviously something's happened before the video. none of that was taken into account. >> reporter: clark says his so

the logan act has been on the books since 1799.nt-elect trump's lawyers have been too busy trying to deal with all his conflicts of interest to tell him about the logan act. so i introduced a bill that makes it explicitly clear that the president-elect just like every other private citizen during the transition period. they can't go around reporting to conduct u.s. foreign policy. >> i just want to read the words of the logan act. as you said, this is very old law. we've never really had a prosecution under it. but it says that any citizen who without authority of the united states directly or indirectly commences or carries on correspondence or intercourse with intent to influence the measures or conduct of any foreign government or of any officer or agent thereof in relation to any disputes or controversies with the united states or to defeat the measures of the united states shall be fined under this title or imprisoned for not more than three years. it's a pretty clear prohibition against doing what we've seen donald trump doin

kitty logan has more from london. the united nations is out with its annual world population report, and the numbers are alarming... there are now about 7-point-4 billion people living on planet earth... growing 1 point 1 percent from 2015... with large growth among young people - setting up potential challenges to social and political systems around the world. talal says: (translated) "prospects are limited while the future is determined by others or by harsh environments including factors threatening safety and socio-economic promise." this year's report focuses on 10-year- old girls as indicators of development... saying 89 percent of 10-year-olds live in developing countries - where most girls face concerns over safety and inequality. that, in turn, limits future social and economic prospects - setting the world up for destabilizing events like the arab spring of 2011. baker says: "failing to invest in girls is nothing less than planned poverty. unless we invest in girls, we're planning to have a the u-n now urgin

that's aubrey logan sitting in with the cletones.oon and a website too, aubreylogan.com. you can learn everything about her there. [ cheers and applause ] tonight, she will be on-field for the college football playoff on espn, samantha ponder is here. [ cheers and applause ] then later, his new album comes out friday. it's called "the return of east atlanta santa," gucci mane with travis scott. tomorrow, david spade will be here and we will close down the street, for a block party performance from metallica. just in time for the holidays. and on thursday, blake shelton and andrea riseborough. please join us for that. let's check in quickly with guillermo, who is fulfilling a lifelong dream, setting the record for "most wrapping paper worn by a human being." wow. guillermo, when you were growing up in mexico did you ever dream one day you'd be getting wrapped like this in hollywood boulevard? >> guillermo: if i tell you yes, can we stop? >> jimmy: how do you say no in spanish? >> guillermo: no! >> jimmy: well, that's the answer. all r

team teal on the power play, logan couture, to pavelski. 1-0 sharks. tonight, joe thornton said that he thinks burns is the best hockey player in the world. looks like it with that move. spectacular, 2-1 sharks. and look at this vicious hit, couture clobbers from buy hind. tierney, right place, right time, they go to the shootout, good night, game over, drive home safely. sharks win back-to-back games. 4-3 the final. when they meet sunday, it may be the final visit for the raiders to san diego in the chargers move to l.a. raiders have not made the postseason since 2002, but a victory over the bolts would lockup a playoff spot. san diego has been decimated by injuries. but the coach has been taking them very seriously. >> we will dig in to the preparation. and recover from the last game andgo compete. they make a lot of plays. productive offense. stingy defense. our work is cut out for us. you can see the tape and understand that. >> already have ten wins and those things. i know for our team, our focus is beating the chargers. if we don't, then we are

annie mccormick joins us from the logan police department with the full story. >> rick, we just learnedrom logan township police they have issued a summons for reckless driving and that is for the operator of the tractor trailer that they believe caused the accident. >> chopper 6 hd over the scene of a multivehicle accident just before 3:30 this morning and preliminary reports believe that a tractor trailer hauling a tanker of waste water failed to stop and plowed into traffic at a stand still because of an earlier issue on the road. >> there were seven vehicles involved in the crash and three of which were in the median and three of which were on the right shoulder. >> and multiple agencies responded and emergency crews rushed victims to local hospitals and none had life-threatening injuries, the driver of this honda with the roof torn off was alive and talking and police stopped other drivers from plunging into a pond along the highway. there was so much debris police had to bring a dumpster to the scene. >> we were expecting life-threatening injuries but thus far there is no life-thr

logan is a free agent. he's hoping the eagles resign him.arson wentz should be here a very long time. he's in the holiday spirit sending each offensive line man a penalized hunting shotgun as a christmas gift. if you think it's unusual and questioning the safety of giving out guns, the eagles players like it >> it's not an unusual gift. it's a gift. it's the thought that counts. appreciate it >> it's different but if you know carson, he's an outdoorsman. his passion is outdoors and he's sharing that with the guys and i personally george it >> the man want to get a shotgun, hey, he's a different breed. i'm not complaining. >> i'm lucky i got anything at all. >> leave it to lane for a little sense of humor. he'll also get a gun lock from cease fire pa, a gun violence prevention organization. still to come a former eagles quarterback weighing in on >>> award winning start, carson wentz thrown more interceptions than touchdowns but doug pederson says he's playing the best of the season. what does jaworski think >> the quarterback position is a d

logan? uh, pass. come on. it wasn't that bad.wn this was a green holiday tradition, i would have shot myself on our wedding night. oh, such a hopeless romantic. (logan chuckles) ugh. there's my ride. should we do this again next week? i'd rather lick a chalkboard. (laughs) yeah. i bet you would. (laughing) (sighs) (engine starts) driver: welcome, captain. thank you. can i interest you in a charge? or water for the ride? uh, water's fine, thanks. there you go.

life in logan square, i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> christmas eve at the vatican. pope francis celebrated mass in a packed st. peter's basilica. the late-night mass is the first major event of the christmas season for the pontiff which will include his noon blessing on christmas day. mass is happening right now in the little town of bethlehem, you're looking live at the christmas eve service at the church of the nativity in the biblical west bank town. right now thousands of visitors from around the world are in bethlehem, the traditional birth place of jesus christ. >>> back at home we continue team coverage with a look at your holiday forecast after a rainy start to the day. things are finally looking up. let's go to nbc 10 first alert erica martin. >> i'm looking with a live look from boat house row. conditions are ideal. we're seeing partly cloudy skies and comfortable all around. so not much to complain about. we did see some light rain earlier today. moderate rain showers for you farther south and reports of fog. otherwise, satellite picking up on a few cloud

students scattered as 14-year-old logan clark wielding two knives lunged at classmates. another video shows a campus police officer arriving and firing a single shot. the boy drops to the ground, writhing in pain. >> you've got to remember that he just got hit two or three him and quite a bit bigger. >> reporter: according to logan's father, his son was a victim of bullying saying logan was punched by a student right before the incident. his bloody mouth visible in the video. >> he just doesn't want to be attacked anymore and that's what happened. do i think that the officer -- i think the officer could have evaluated that if he would have just paid attention a little bit. >> so you can understand how angles, that perhaps he could have been perceived as a threat and that the police officer had to make a split-second decision? >> it is easy to see on the video. he's like this. that's a defensive posture. that's not an attacking posture. he's bleeding from the mouth. obviously something's happened before this -- before the video. none of that was taken into account. >> rep

nat of logan watching the train? train?tagthe holiday train makes 12 stops this december, the next one will be in wauwatosa tomorrow at 4 p.m. reporting in milwaukee. a right of passage for the protect the streets of milwaukee milwaukeewe got to meet the new recruit class of the milwuakee police department. they were sworn in at the police academy along teutonia. common council president ashanti hamilton serving as the class sponsor. proud family ..more than willing to share with us the pride they feel ..especially at a time when there are tense community officer relations. 3 : we are all so very proud and i wish him luck and that he take care of the city.y nephew i can guara t be a great officam so very proud ya know. he has been 3 although we budgeted 65 we ddin't hire. we made the decision we'd hire fewer than hire people who aren't appropriate for this job. job. 46 men and 12 women now wearing the badge and embraking on critical training at a crucial turning point in their careers. lawmakers are debating the best way to

it all started here in logan circle. it was going to be an average ride turned out to be anything but. the driver picked up two women and a man. . one of the women got into the front seat. they got a short distance and things got weird. >> the passenger in the front seat started grabbing my private parts without my consent. and i told her to stop. she >> reporter: the uber driver says after a few more blocks the passenger got happy handed again. >> that's when i pulled to the side in logans circle and told them to get out. i got out of the car because i didn't feel safe because there were two people in the back. i got out and started recording. >> don't touch me like that. >> why you mad for? >> reporter: the uber driver said he never did anything to encourage the behavior. no means no, regardless of the circumstances. >> i u didn't appreciate it. i have a beautiful girlfriend. i have to stay faithful. but it was crazy. i told her to stop. >> reporter: the male passenger got out of the car and left before the other passe

that's scary. >> reporter: and logan says the worst part of it all is what the two used as a towel to clean up. his wife's wedding dress. >> she was so realized that's what that was, and they just threw it back, and now that's gone, the authorities took it for dna evidence. >> wow. >> okay. >> crickets. >> yep. >> police say the landlord now faces charges for what was caught on camera and hope others who may have had similar situations come forward. >> let me see if i can pivot but then the wedding dress? >> that goes from bad to worse in a hurry. >> at least their rent probably went down, right? give me a laugh, come on! this is an outrageous story. >> the best water cooler story. >> oh my gosh. don't you know everybody in colorado springs is talking about it? >> so getting colder huh? >> no, things were actually heating up [ laughter ] >> out here. >> definitely colder. this time last night we were talking about the severe weather out we told you about the charlotte tornado, and this is the one in south carolina that created some damage. this video is in simpsonville. tornadoes and

we turn to law firm of logan an paulson at redskins park. >> brody logan and grant paulson here redskins park and reed back out at practice. left tackle trent williams back off a four game suspension. grant what does it mean to have trent williams back on the field. >> he's one of the three post most talented players on the team and organization and they deposit miss him as much as i thought they would. tie and sicky did a great job at left tackle and it opens the play book up in entirety and they'll go back to some bread and butter in the offense. it's good to see them back out >> having four games off he's freshest he's been in the season in his career and he did say although the team may not have missed him as much he missed team. >> i'm grateful to be back. you know? and it's a little things you take for granted going out and practicing every day and kind of gets monotonous during the season and when you can go you understand you know what are you missing. so i'm glad to be back. >> interpret williams back on the field going to help the offense and doesn't do much for offer the field

benny logan forcing the fumble stripping rex birkhead recovered by watkins.entz throws his second interception of thethis didn't lead to anyth. eagles show signs of life with a 61-yard drive. suddenly they were within two scores, but they fumbled. this time nigel to michael in recovery. then again, they throw it right back to the bengals. wentz kicked off for a third time. that's the nail in the coffin. wentz threw the most ever with one touchdown and three picks to show for it and a pass rating of 58.2. manning looked like peyton manning, pass rating 130. ducis and mike, back to you. >> jamie, thank you so much. mike, how surprised are you that we are talking 5--7. >> i'm shocked. go back to the lion loss and giants and all that stuff, this eagle team was better early on. they have regressed. you have to look at the coaching santa of for that. staff for that. >> dalton has lost his mojo, his magic. they are not playing for him anymore. >> we have more on the birds from cincinnati. >> since october they have lost seven of the last nine games since the 3-0 sta

. >> mitchell's alleged partner thomas willard owner of logan technology systems of eddystone, delaware county. >> these are just allegations at this point. >> reporter: it work this way say investigators. mitchell made sure logan technology and willard got nearly $1 million in upland security and surveillance equipment contracts from 2009 to 2015. willard would allegedly kickback to councilman mitchell 10 to 15% of the deal on highly inflated prices. some of the proceeds were moved in cash says the da to mitchell from a check cashing outlet. >> at least on one he specifically remembers delivering a $5,000 envelope in cash to the house of ed mitchell upland borough. >> reporter: da alleges mitchell had secret audio and video recording equipment installed in borough hall council chambers in an office and he made tapes. investigators were tipped when upland's mayor found the camera system back in march. and then there were dash cams for the police cars. upland was billed not once but twice. 30 grand for those cameras. >> it's determined that these dash cams never arrived and mitchell inst

and one more, this is construction, logan township, in new jersey, route 130, both directions between 44 and 322, one lane is blocked there, this morning. more about that fire, karen? >> sue, thank you. let's get right to. that will that's our braking news out of fishtown. we know that we've had a deadly fire and two firefighters were injured. we know that a 50 year old man died in this fire, that happened over night, a broke out about two hours ago. the sheen is chaka matson street near frankford and girard. firefighters good work out there knocking down the fire, they brought it under control in about a half hour. two of them were injured in the process. and got some treatment. >> also, breaking, gunshots have running out inside after bar leaving one person in critical condition. this all happened at the lounge 62 bar and grill there is was just before midnight on the 6200 block of woodland street. there was a man in his 30's, who was struck in the chest. right now he's in critical condition over presbyterian hospital. they do think he is going to survive. police say this all starte

mitchell's alleged partner thomas willard owner of logan technologies systems of eddystone, delaware county. it work this way say investigators. mitchell made sure logan technology and willard got nearly $1 million in upland security and surveillance equipment contracts from 2009 to 2015. willard would allegedly kickback to councilman mitchell tone 15% of the deal on highly inflated prices. some of the proceeds were moved in cash says the da to mitchell from a check cashing outlet. >> at least on one occasion he specifically remembers delivering delivering $5,000 envelope in cash to the house of ed mitchell upland borough. >> reporter: da alleges mitchell had secret audio and video recording equipment installed in borrow hall council chambers in an office and he made tapes investigators were tipped when upland's mayor found the camera system back in march. >> and then there were dash cams for the police cars upland was billed not once but twice. 30 grand for those cameras. >> it's determined that these dash cams never arrived and mitchell instructs logan to report them as missing. >>

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 determine if it was an accident or an intended attack . police are still investigating, we know a man, a person, believed to be the driver of the truck has been arrested. the truck the very large truck, veered off the road, drove up on the pavement to sidewalk around 8 p.m. local time in berlin. hit the market, went half way back on the road, we're hearing 9 people killed, many more injured, one killed of we believe a codriver or a passenger on the truck. this is in western city center. the christmas markets are popular with public. they are likely to be very busy at that time of the evening, police are urging people to stay home, they also. empathize -- emphasize there is no immediate threat. we also waiting for more details to come out about this particular incident. >> thank you, kitty logan. >> we have breaking news, germany justice minister said federal prosecutor who handle terrorism cases are now taking over what happened with this christ

kitty logan. fox news. >>> thank you. >>> we want to update you on the breaking news. a 12-year-old who was missing. he has been found safe. he is back with his family. >> thank you goodness. >>> now to paul and what is going on. the changes not yet though right, the front is of noing south. the problem today was sea fog. for a while. that's anna maria. the sea fog goes away. that picture is on my facebook page if you want to check it out. it degrees and we'll see that front just push to the south. it is good. there will be another front in play for early next week. monday into tuesday and that may bring showers and take showers for sure. can you see the temperature drop behind the front it is a very sticky 78. and tampa 74. tallahassee 63 atlanta 50 and nashville at 48. the air mass in the southeast is bone dry. dew points in the 20s and the 30s. we'll get these. another front heading our way tuesday and that had some band of rain that would be good. we have been dry now for the past couple of months and the drought continues. it moves to the south. high pressure over

again, logan remains in a coma in extremely critical condition.red a stroke on friday. now other parents in the community are also questioning police procedure and the decision to shoot logan instead of perhaps using pepper spray or even a taser, matt. >> natalie, thank you very much. >>> let's move on to mr. roker. you have a check of the weather. >> that's right. folks around the great lakes looking at some lake-effect snow. not just some. a lot. we already have blizzard warnings from western new york, lake-effect snow warnings and lake-effect snow advisories. before all is said and done by late tomorrow, we are talking about anywhere from 6 to 12 to 15 inches of snow locally, could even be up to two feet in parts of upstate new york. we've also got the cold, hard facts. minneapolis, your forecast, sunday's low -- 19 below, the coldest day since january 14. chicago, monday, 8 below, the coldest day since february 2015. in oklahoma city, sunday's forecast, 9 above. coldest since december 2013. dallas, 22 degrees on sunday. that's the coldest day

room >> brody logan and grant g paulson spent wednesday at wedny redskins park.skins park with theh t skins. win and they're in there t playoffs as long as the lions l and packers don't tie. tie let's hope that doesn't happen, the small chance that it could. but assuming it doesn'tsn't happen, you got to beat a giants team.ea >> 11 wins and playoff boundlayu for a reason.for rea this is a team that's madee major strides this year.r st you mention they had game inri new york.de the redskins ioweren lucky to have gotten a win.ten i don't want to take anythingnte away from them.ro t it was a fluky victory a faketof punt completion, a couple big late interceptions one from su'a cravens on a final drive.. maybe new york winds in a gameyk in which they move the ball with ease.with ease. >> even if backups play for py the giants they've got depthve g as jay gruden has talkedden s t about. you don't get the double digit i wins on accident and this is a division rival there wouldld love to end the redskinshe redsk season negatively.on negativel >> you talk about the backu

now it's overrunning logan's line near the trooper house. don't still our ilitration of manigault's great victory. major general john logan, 15th corps commander, however, rallies his troops. there you see black jack and eventually pushed manigault's men back. brown and clayton's divisions have to withdraw back into the wor works. manigault behind cotton bails with the union overrun lines there. for a while they capture -- the yankee counterattack in the right sweeps over and retakes degresses guns. one last confederate attack trying to take the build hill fails. and at the end, the confessed rats are repulsed and pull back. casualties, 3,700 federal circa. 5500 confederate, including 3,300 from hardee's corps doing most of the heavy fighting. sherman watched from the house that is today on the northeast corner of the carter center perimeter. i pointed this out to president carter wln he had me to dinner to talk about this with his family a few years ago. despite hood's inability to deliver a flank attack, nevertheless, the battle of july 22

are in the year with secondary and logan in particular outside inside, i think it was last couple weeks, and good level of communication, and plays off the edge and again, overall communication consistency in there has been, you know, good, try to build on that, so i think that's -- you know, that's been a positive force here over the last couple weeks. i'm not saying it could go back back to different situation but kind of been and saw this coming over the by and next few games and next part of the schedule and where we are where we wanted to be here through the period and playing not only slot position but again the communication, the decision making, adjustments and come from that inside spot that have to relate to linebacker, safety and a lot of moving parts in there that good experience player at that position stat sheet and overall operation and communication and smoothness of the defensive play and it is definitely there and he has done a good job of that. however that goes with those guys inside, they are pretty experienced guys that have played together and all the way back to

state senator and turnpike commission chairman sean logan replied to his reply all and said this -- "i don't believe we ever met. after reading your exit questionnaire i am grateful that we didn't." jonathan: he was saying that the brass was out of touch. and the brass only confirmed it by saying i never met you. really? alison: now the retiree said he is enj volunteering at the church. jonathan: may he have a happy and long golden years ahead. alison: be honest. jonathan: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the jailhouse bird that the guy got to pose with. wait. we are cutting off the bird. wait until you see the full picture here. we have a bizarre story for you coming up. alison: stick around for that. still ahead, self-defense at 30,000 feet. the new front line of defense mid-flight. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local ed jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...wh

. %- >> logan pierce said cameras in his home in the middle of the day he got an alert that were sounds coming from his apartments where when he checked out the cameras, he couldn't believe what he saw. then, the landlord used his wife's -- pierces wife's wedding dress to clean up. realized with that's what that was. if the roots back. now that's gone because the authorities to go for dna evidence. i said, honey, i think we need to move immediately. >> yuk. police -- the least is the landlord to go into the private for this cross the line to go he could face trespassing charges. >>> all is pot was found during a traffic stop in southern colorado. it was 180 ounds, with more than half million dollars. the driver got a traffic ticket but could face more charges once they find out what they're going to do with all that pot. >>> excitement is brewing here as the cu buffs had to california. >>> we are at the dia talking to fans up next. >>> a new study says colorado has some of the worst drivers of the country. what that means for your the rise is real and the buffs are feeling for the elect

. >> brody logan is with special guests to get you prepared. brody?rshop talk out of the shop into the studio. you got to get shaved up for the big holiday weekend for your new year party and get ready to talk giant redskins. ahead in sports. port z26i1z z17vz y26i1y y17vy ♪ think of your fellow man. ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand. ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ ♪put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart. ♪ (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. >>> brody logan barbershop with special guests. brody? >> it is new year's weekend and it's a big weekend for the redskins. so, of course, you got to get cut. got to get right for the weekend and when you're at the barbershop you're talking redskins giants. we got mel the barber and redskins db, how are you feeling tomorrow? for sunday >> i'm feeling awesome. great week of practice. you know, coach putting

we're live in logan square. >> indeed. the rain that came through earlier today is gone for christmas day. nbc 10 at the christmas village in center city where these guys were happy things had dried out for umthe morning. meteorologist erica martin is tracking the christmas conditions in the first alert neighborhood forecast. we're in for a lot of holiday sunshine. >> we do have a really nice christmas. a sunny mild christmas. you can see a live look outside. it's high and dry, mostly clear skies. pretty good night for sky gazing as well. you will see your local neighborhood forecast. satellite image picking up on dry conditions. in and around new jersey we're seeing northwesterlies and mild wins go 41. robens vill 45. and coming up in just a bit, i have your 10 day on 10 and of course i have what to expect for new year's eve. ted. >>> christians are celebrating christmas at church services around our region. parishioners gathered for a music filled christmas eve service in bryn mar. ♪ >>> a special christmas eve mass in g

brody logan. "fox5" sports. >> we'll go reboot windows and see you again at 11:00. >> in fact it starts right ? this is "fox5 local news at 11". >>> right now at 1:00 it's been a warm and wet end to november. but that frontal boundary going to move through tonight is a game-changer. i'll let you know what to expect thursday. >> neighbors in one maryland community were kept away from homes for hours. the reason behind the lock down. >> and bizarre armoured truck heist how a manmade off with a busy street. your news starts right now? >>> we begin tonight with weather. strong downpours moving through the area tonight. thanks for joining us everybody i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> the rain and whipping winds have already done damage. let's get to sue palka first for update on the rough weather and what you can expect tomorrow morning sue. >> hi there, shawn, tony. it looks like everything will settle down tomorrow morning and interestingly these heavy downpours with strong and gusty

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we did meet a first grader named logan who found one she likes. it's in pink, her favorite color. >> how does it feel to get your new jacket today? >> good. >> are you excited? >> yes. >> what do you want to say to the people who helped you get your new jacket today? >> thank you. >> and as you heard there, logan, very excited with her pink coat to match her pink hat. the founder says by the end of the day they will hand out some 3500 coats. some 2,000 will go to kids in need in d.c.-area shelters and over the past five years they've handed out some 13,000 coats and have raised some $10 million. a great cause, back in to you. >> sweet little girl, thanks for that, justin. right now as the bitter cold weather sets in people living in the warwick participants in lv conventional heat theext been without it for a week. the property management has passed out space heaters to the 400 units and that's causing concern. >> there are lots of children in this building, toddlers and babies. and i'm concerned. >> i'm concerned about hundreds of space heaters b

we have heard that prosecutors will take over the investigation. >> kitty logan, thank you. we will head back for breaking details. >>> authorities in turkey say the man who gunned down the russian ambassador today shouted in eair arabic, god is great. amy kellogg is live tonight in italy. >> reporter: hi. reports out of turkey are that the gunman was an off-duty 22-year-old riot police officer. that may explain the serious fatal breach of security at an art close to that russian ambassador listening to a few minutes of his remarks before firing eight or nine shots into his back. the gunman did shout allah akbar and went into abefore security . he said, don't forget syria, don't forget aleppo. threatening all with a quote in the suppression to die one by one. u.s. state department says whether there's too many speculation about who may have been involved in this, today is simply the time to mourn the victim. >> this man was assassinated in cold blood. there's a family who is in groo grief. this is an assault not just on this individual but on the act of diplomacy itself. he