just a light jacket or long sleeves as we are hovering in the 50s. drive time forecast coming up in ten minutes. now, melissa, what's happening on the roads? >> a couple of problems. from the live desk in fairmount heigh heights, addison road because of a crash. you're going to want to use the eastern avenue. the ramp is shut down because of an accident. that should be reopening. >> route 1, we have a problem in the northbound lanes and taking a look to the south, tucker shut down near palmer. a lot happening. >>> we're following a developing story. the los angeles county sheriff's office made a 911 cause. in those calls witnesses reported a man firing shots in the air. nick lal robinson was walking around with a gun in his hands. minutes later deputies arrive and open fire on robertson. deputies fired at robertson as he appeared to crawl away. >> there are two women and three childr kids in a car five feet away. >> he was crawling on his knees and they kept shooting. why. >> there have been several protests following the incident and calls for an in

do you need a rain jacket, long sleeves, long pants, rain boots and an umbrella here as you get into the middle part of the afternoon and heading out and running errands. hour by hour, temperatures will be holding steady in the 50s as rain by 3:00, much of it pulls east of the bay. after that, a few lingering sprinkles. by 4:00, 5:00 p.m., the western northern suburbs, patches of green, maybe a few sprinkles. by later this evening cloud cover breaks up. >>> breaking news come noo si s the live desk. a jury has been seated in the trial in the death of freddie grave. four alternates have also been chosen. at this point we believe a recess has been called. we don't know whether opening arguments will happen today. you can see william porter, the baltimore city police officer arriving in court. the most serious charge against him a manslaughter charge in the death of freddie gray. we will hear more about when things will get started coming up. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> new this midday, in-depth analysis of attacks on the u.s. between 2001 and 2013. the secret service publ

have your rain jacket, long sleeve, long pants, rain boots.you'll be jumping over puddles and an umbrella for the rest of the afternoon. caution light for the rest of the afternoon and into tomorrow morning as well as all the area roads will be wet with a little bit of ponding of water. don't anticipate any flooding though as the rain does move on through. over the next 12 hours, temperatures will remain chilly. they'll be holding around 50 degrees. tapering off. the drizzle this evening. another shot of rain in the low 50s by then. >>> the rainy weather could disrupt roadwork in bethesda. starting today southbound lanes of russell pike are expected to be closed between 495 and cedar lane. the work is expected to last all week. the road repairs are necessary because of the water main barack back in october. those loud gunshots in atlanta landed in one man's death. an officer tried to pull someone over yesterday. the driver took off and the police chased the car until it crashed. then the parnl in the car ran away. fleece say he and multiple of

you'll be comfortable in long sleeves or short sleeves you can tolerate a little bit of cool.t sun climbs higher even with the thin overcast. it's going to be quite luminous. it's already 50s to near 60s. shenandoah valley. out in the mountains too. it's a mild day. a great day for a bike ride. motorcycles. it will be up around 70 degrees. by late afternoon back into the upper 60s. love this shot from yesterday. boating on the tidal potomac. this photo posted by debby jagger on twitter page. share it when you're out and about. county by county, high today, it should make it into the low 70s as well as right downtown washington. right near the waters it will be a bit cooler. lower advantage. lower spots may be culpeper, charlottesville. leonardtown up to mechanics ville and la plato. waldorf. prince george's and anne arundel county. near 70 near the pennsylvania border. it's going to be a mild day there too. right around 70 degrees with clouds coming and going. a big change. a lot of clouds around waiting for the bus and metro tomorrow morning. ought to be up around 60 with sti

and a red cross long-sleeved shirt. this is the third year for the blood drive. 3 an atlanta teen is getting a lot of buzz after he starred in a movie directed by his sister. the film "bumblebees" is a romantic comedy... and is has autism. here is their 3 story. 3 3 still to come on news 19 this morning... the body of a woman found in a swamp in orangeburg county...why investigators believe it was murder....comin g up after the break. 3 then, alyssa will have highlights from high school hoops... and how clemson defense is preparing for the orange bowl... thats all in 3 in orangeburg county... the suspect in the murder of a holly hill woman... is expected in court today. he's 45-year old... harold pratt. deputies say pratt and the victim... 38-year old... loretta bunch... were involved in an argument before bunch disappeared around christmas. bunch's body was found yesterday... a waterway off of highway 453. they believe she was shot to death...pratt has been charged with murder. 3 in eastover...deputies have arrested a

. >> some of the things you need for dumpster diving, long sleeves, long pants, shoes, a mask, protective eyewear and gloves. >> look at that right there. >> really? >> it says ethan on it. nice try, dad. [ laughter ] >>. he said his wife forgot he put their names on it. >> that's not even my hand-writing. i write in all caps. >> that's true. >> but they keep dumpster diving. >> they found some decorations that they can use. but then -- that's when they find some ps4 games. >> no way! >> there's games in here. >> are they wrapped up? >> yeah, look. >> but wait, the you have to have a gaming something to play the games on, right? >> whoa, that's a freaking box, though. there's nothing in there. >> it's heavy. >> his son says something that i think a lot of people are probably saying -- >> dude, people are going to say this video is fake. >> what's that? >> a ps4! >> oh, dad! >> no way, why would somebody throw that away? >> what's funny is when mom shows up. >> mom. mom, merry christmas! >> the christmas magic. >> that was perfect. >>> time for a special lesson. >> they came to this class

if you're heading to lincoln financial field, 3:00 p.m., 66 degrees, a t-shirt, a long sleeved t-shirt is all you need by the 4th quarter, 61 degrees. it's warmer in the seven-day forecast. eva. >> it snowed last time army battled navy at the linc two years ago, 34-7 demolition. flo -- no worries about flurries today. trish hartman is live at the stadium complex in south philadelphia with all the fun, hey, trish. >> reporter: hey, eva, college game day just got underway at xfinity live. the live show is on the air until 11:00 on espn. you can see lots of signs and flags and excited fans. plenty of cadets and mid shipman are in uniform ready for the intense rivalry as army rights break navy winningest streak. the army cadets know they are underdogs. >> we have a shot. >> reporter: after a 13-year navy winning streak, army fans say anything can happen. their signs say it all. >> it's one of my favorite shows, presales tickets. >> reporter: navy fans prepared to keep the streak going. both sides despite all the talk there's a mutual respect that comes with the military competition. >> it'

you'll be comfortable with long sleeves for the rest of the day. main area of rain is still way out here in the midwest. it is advancing now, indiana into ohio and kentucky and tennessee. tracking our way here oust the west-southwest and moving in late afternoon, ending late tonight. "storm team 4" four-day forecast by dawn tomorrow, rain gone. it will be in the mid-50s. another mild day but not as mild as today. mild. wednesday, up to near 06 degrees. every time this year, reality check. 46. we'll be nowhere near that until we get into friday. we may get rain showers on thursday as another front comes in. it's behind that front that december regains its dignity. in fact, cold in the morning. below freezing. cold in the morning next saturday and sunday. partly cloudy. highs only in the mid-40s both of those days. four things to know coming up at 6:41. melissa, what's coming up on the roads. >> we have a brand-new problem. sounds like a brand-new crash that is blocking the lane. we'll get more information from that one and tweeted it to "first4 traf

5-7, 5-8 with a stocky build last seen wearing a blue buttoned short sleeve shirt with a black long sleeved shirt underneath. a black baseball cap, khaki pants and dark colored button down short sleeved shirt, a black long sleeved shirt underneath, a black and red baseball cap with usa on and black boots. >> reporter: and anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers at 800577-tips. reporting live from midtown rob nelson. >>> police hope new video will help them find a suspect wanted west side. officers say this man went inside the west side on broadway and shouted threatening anti-semitic remarks. he punched a 52-year-old worker outside the store. the suspect made his get away on a razor scooter. >>> former assembly speaker sheldon silver may receive a state pension despite his conviction on federal corruption charges. he was found guilty of seven money laundering. prosecutors have said they may seek his pension fund as penalties, however, the new york state constitution is debatable on that issue. >>> the deadly shooting in california has ignited the gun across the country. a lo

. >> stephanie says she doesn't need a coat or even long sleeves. >> i'm kind of sweating honestly. >> some say the warm december weather is making it difficult to get into the holiday spirit. >> we listened to white christmas the song where i'm and i'm like this is crazy it's definitely not going to snow. >> we want to see a sign of winter for the christmas decorations but only for a few days. >> it's strange around christmas not having snow. >> difficult to imagine snow right now. this is the first time in 14 years temperatures have been above 60 degrees for four days in a row. we are live in bryant park. cbs 2 news. >> all right enjoy it. >>> an investigation is under way after a bomb scare put a busy holiday shopping day on hold. shoppers were forced to evacuate after a bomb threat was found on a note in a bathroom. it happened yesterday afternoon just after 1:00 while employees and customers waited outside the bomb squad swept the building. >> we pulled in and police all over the place and told everybody to get out the mall was closed. >> it's awful you can't go shopping for chri

. >> stephanie says she doesn't need a coat or even long sleeves. honestly. >> but some say the warm december weather is making it difficult to get into the holiday spirit. >> we listen to white christmas like the song where i'm hoping it knows for christmas and i was like this is crazy it's definitely not going to snow. >> they want to see some sign of winter to go along with the christmas decorations but hope it lasts for only a few days. >> my wife is disappointed. i'm really excited to not have to be bundled in a coat with two screaming children complaining how cold it is. >> definitely don't have to it's so nice it's difficult to imagine snow right now. this is the first time in 14 years that temperatures have been above 60 degrees for four days in a row. we are live at bryant park this morning cbs 2 news. >> hopefully that man doesn't have screaming children because they are too hot today. thank you so much. new this morning an overnight fire at a postal facility in chelsea left six postal vehicles damaged. the fire broke out around 10:30 at t

long sleeves. a okay as we head into later on this afternoon. satellite looks worse than it is, high thin clouds out there, but these clouds will tend to move east here and depart through the afternoon, so i think we see a lot of sunshine heading into the afternoon hours today, i am going to keep a close eye on this moisture down to the south coming off the carolina coastline, this is develop nothing a area of low pressure, let me show you what that means for our forecast, today quiet, things are fine, temperatures in the as, above average day, average highs in the mid 40s for this time of the year, overnight tonight clouds increase, notice a bulk out to sea with this area of low pressure, it does come close enough, south coast comes into scattered rain showers tomorrow, there is a low probability ever showers, we could see a couple flakes tomorrow afternoon, 2:00 p.m. a lot of clouds, scattered showers on the cape depart. and we get partial clearing for wednesday, it will be a dry day with breaks of sunshine and temperatures that will once agai

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temperatures already, 61 degrees in islip, as you step outside you will feel it, lightweight jacket today, long sleeve shirt, you don't need much, 65 in new york, we broke the record high for the day, 55 in poughkeepsie and 57, just a touch cooler in bridgeport. if you are on long island is quite breezy, winds are 20 miles per hour out of the south and the south wind is bringing in the warm air where we have calm winds from allentown, 6 and monticello where the fog is starting to develop, could be dance in a few spots, good idea to head out early this morning, slow down a little bit and give yourself some extra time. we checked the radar and rain showers, heavy rain that is yesterday evening but moving to the northeast getting a little bit of a break in the action now that back to the southwest, more weakening as it gets closer to us, stray showers, we are looking pretty good, cold weather northwest, it will be a white christmas, we are not looking at that until later parts of next week. through the morning not bad, mostly cloudy, stray showers possibly but this evening we clear things out a little bi

everything we have rolled out four new rose bowl t- shirts, three new rose bowl sweatshirts and a long sleeve." jennifer standley was searching for the right shirt before leaving town. " 4:54:21 it hasn't really sunk in yet. " she got tickets last week and feelings before the game. "4:53:24 a little nervous, but mostly optimistic. i think we're going to continue to show everyone how great our team is. " they're all ready to celebrate the end of a big season and ready for another win. in iowa city, jill kasparie, kcrg-tv9 news. i'm scott saville, live in pasadena, california, and i'll have more on how the hawkeyes are preparing for the game. that's next in sports. stay with your 24 hour news paying off your parking tickets. give a gift. tomorrow, find out how many took the opportunity. and a doctor discloses the costs associated with a procedure. why it changed what happened to the patient. that's what a year it has been for the iowa defense under phil parker. they. are holding teams to just 18 points a game. phil parker is a fiery coach and his players say they feed off that energy. he does a

. >> we both had long sleeves, and by the end of the race we were in t-shirts. might: not everyone in washington is so warm-blooded. why are you all bundled up? >> because it is cold outside. mike: are you cold? >> yes. very cold. mike: this is very warm for washington in the winter. >> are you serious? mike: if he does not like this, he will not know what is coming our way. it will feel a lot more like december in a matter of days. the full details are coming up. mike carter-conneen, abc 7 news. today, thousands of volunteers went to arlington national cemetery as part of the wreaths across america day event. richard reeve was with them as they paid respects. richard: a cool fog gently blanketed arlington national cemetery early saturday. but soon enough, hundreds of people arrived here. >> i am here to honor the fallen who served this country. richard: to take part in a beloved patriotic tradition. 230,000 wreaths arrived by tractor-trailer, one for every headstone in the cemetery. >> a great service to our community, and the people and families of people buri

i went to the cal game and thought a long sleeve would be plenty. >> and a great game. >> and i left half way because i was so cold. i watched it at home. >> not add cold tonight because of the cloud cover and activity out there. we're definitely heading for more rain as we get toward the middle of next week. the tribune building. you see that with the blue roof in the tower or clock area. right here is the clock. flags blowing a little bit out there. a little bit of wind tonight. it's a real nasty storm moving through the nation's midsection. this storm will have consequences for travelers tomorrow. and probably again into wednesday. when i say travel. the storm doesn't really have to be in denver for it to mess up chicago and perhaps dallas. you get a ripple effect back into the hubs. chicago is going slow. denver gets going slow. sfo could be impacted by that based on what the flights are even new york. next couple of days, mississippi valley, ohio east. we have a couple of days of transition. mild, stable pattern then thursday we have a shot for rain and showers in the forecast a

stephanie doesn't need a coat or even long sleeves. >> it's 60, why not? >> reporter: her shoulders are bayer, and she feels the opposite of cold. >> i'm kind of sweating honestly. >> reporter: where's your jacket? not even a backup jacket? >> not even a backup jacket. >> reporter: scott bernstein's sunday plans will be to dig out the golf clubs and tee off in a t-shirt. >> i'm a golfer, and i can do without the winter all year. >> reporter: we found crowds of people motivated to get out and exercise, but for some when oven, christmas is on the back burner. >> it's not the christmas spirit. >> reporter: tree sellers. it to -- tree sellers want it to be cold because it's good for business. >>> vanessa murdock has the record breakers. >> reporter: several records broken today, and more will be broken tomorrow. before today, islip's record was 60. central park, 68. looking to laguardia, 62. and bridgeport, 58. today we broke four records. islip setting a record at 68 degrees, and louisiana guard y66. that's the new record. jfk, the new record, and in bridgepo

the man was last seen in a long sleeve black shirt, jeans, white athletic shoes. >>> black lives matter protestor in minnesota are trying to shut down the biggest shopping mall in the country today. they want to draw attention to the deadly police shooting of an african-american man in minneapolis last month. the mall of america sued to try to stop the protest which was planned for one of the busiest shopping days of the year. a judge panned three organizers from attending but she said she doesn't have the power to stop others from showing up. so far, more than a dozen stores at the mall closed ahead of the protest. >> this is not about free speech. this is not about whether or not these folks have a good cause. of course they have a good cause. this is about where you demonstrate. >> definitely not only an attack on black lives matter but on everybody's first amendment rights. >> last december, a similar demonstration drew hundreds of protestors to the mall and forced some stores to close. >>> back at home in alameda driver was almost hit by a massive tree that fell on park street. a v

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in chicago, sales of long-sleeve mitts down 16%, snow thrower sales are off 15% in cincinnati, and outerwear sales dropped 25% in tampa. fred fox is planalytics c.e.o. >> retailers may have a great january or february clearing out winter merchandise, but it's going to be marked down 50% to 70%, so they're not going to make a lot of money off it. >> reporter: there are some winners in this winter warm-up. at some golf courses in the midwest, rounds of golf played in december have gone up over 1,000%. sales of bicycles, fishing gear and even iced tea are all up. but fox says some retailers are at risk. >> any retailer that has been limping along, a season like this can certainly put them out of business. >> martin resnick says his store will survive but it won't make back those sales. >> so they're taking the money they would have spent in our industry and spending it elsewhere. >> reporter: now, fox says winter apparel purchases are driven by need. but who needs a heavy coat in this 67-degree weather? on the other hand, what's bad for retailers is good for consumers, who should be able to pur

otherwise long sleeves just fine. giving recess an a, dry at that point. it's breezy later in the day on monday. and by dismissal, there's the chance of showers. otherwise the temperature of 68. and that will be the high for the day. now again, on monday, there's a high likelihood we're dealing with rain later in the day. i'm going to show you future weather, 7:00 a.m., a dry start. clouds already in place. lunch time still dry as you can head out and enjoy the warmth while it's here. once we move into the late afternoon, rain starts to move into the area from west to east. here we are at 7:00 p.m., tracking showers inside the beltway. and then we dry out monday night. tuesday, nice day. partly sunny skies, temperatures only slightly cooler, a high of 64. blustery on tuesday. for wednesday, mostly sunny skies, a high temperature of 62. chance of rain on thursday, as well as friday. and notice how our temperatures continue to fall. thursday, a high around 57 degrees. but plenty of cloud cover. friday, we're in the 40s, a high of only 49 degrees. chance of r

. >> a day for windshield wipers and hood and boots and long sleeves and all of that to get ready for that cool and wet weather we'll see all day today. scattered light showers still rolling across and a closer look at the south bay. still some mist coming down and some heavier rain from the parts of the north bay over towards san francisco and also parts of the east bay. and as we go into the afternoon, we will still see this rain and maybe a dose of the heavier stuff later on this morning as that moves from north to south we will have gusty winds and additional rainfall possible all throughout the day. a look at all the microclimates and highs today reaching into the upper 50s. no big difference from the coast to the inland areas. highs in the tri-valley today reaching 59 degrees. i'll detail what to expect the rest of the week and what also looks pretty wet. i'll detail that coming up in a few minutes. how is it looking out there now, mike? >> earlier this morning light traffic flow and as you follow kari's reports already, we have that wet activity. all weekend and since sunday an

in chicago, sales of long-sleeved knits down 16 percent. snow thrower sales are off 15 percent in cincinnati. and outerwear sales dropped 25 percent in tampa.. (gfx out) fred fox is planalytics ceo. (13:46:31 fox) retailers may clearing out winter merchandise, but it's gonna be marked down 50-70 percent. so they're not gonna make a lot of money off it. and that's gonna really hurt their bottom lines. (gfx 2 in) there are some winners in this winter warm up...at some golf courses in the midwest, rounds of golf played in december have gone up over 1000 percent. sales of bicycles, fishing gear and even iced tea, are all up. (gfx 2 out) but fox says some retailers are at risk. 13:47:00 any retailer that has been marginal, meaning they've been limping along, a season like this could definitely put them out of business. martin resnick says his store will survive - but it won't make back those sales. (2:03:17 resnick) they're taking the money they would've spent in our industry and they're spending it elsewhere. fox says winter apparel purchases a

. >> i've chosen a great alice and oliva one short sleeves you can layer it over a long sleeved top in the winter for double warmth or you can go without sleeves or wear it on its own. >> emily always has some great ideas for gifts. >> and as we are seeing gifts come in all sizes. >> here are a few ideas to stuff that will help you stuff that stocking. >> for the arts lover on your list, shen yun is coming to the kimmel center january 8th through the 10th. the troupe puts on a majestic and mesmerizing performance of traditional chinese dance. for the home and garden connoisseur, the philadelphia home show opens february 12th at the pennsylvania convention center, and, this year, there's a brand new suburban home & garden show, jan. 15th through the 17th at the expo center in oaks. >> a new car may be beyond your christmas budget but you can eye up the newest models >> make a fancy night of it at the black tie preview party friday, january 29th. >> great food, great fun, great people and beautiful, amazing cars. >> and just when winter is really starting to wear you down, the philadelph

boys, it's going to be a cold one out there tonight, everyone needs to have their long sleeve pants on. more than one thousand people gathered in the madrid high school gym last night. they dressed in black to pay respects to their longtime football coach... 58 year old randy hinkel died of a heart attack after standing on the sidelines for 26 years. the team made the playoffs nearly all of them. one local business is smelling the roses ahead of the big game... it's "rose bowl t shirts" are flying off the shelves... yet it's managing to keep up with demand. channel 13's justin surrency has the story. with each t-shirt design sigler makes, hawkeyes fans are buying them just as fast... as soon as we get them into the stores they are selling out which is great and we are going back on press to get more stock to the stores."demand at some of their large accounts like hy-vee and walgreens has never been higher... "everybody is buying their hy-vee shirt and i've got my shirt."... "just the sheer volume we are talking 29 to 30,000 shirts that we've printed for the bowl...naturally iowa hawkey

he had a plaque hat on and from my view all i could see was a black hat and black long-sleeved shirt, possibly gloves on. he had black cargo pants on, the kinds with the zippers on the side and the big, puffy pockets. he had a huge assault rifle, and he had extra ammo. he was coming ready for-- he was coming ready for something, to reload. i don't know. he had magazines. i couldn't see what else. i saw-- it was-- i just saw three dreresed exaxaly the same. you saw threeen. >> yes. it looked like-- they looked like they were athletic build and they appeared to be tall. >> pelley: sally abdelmageed speaking to us. she was there during the shooting. our homeland security correspondent jeff pegues in our washington newsroom, and h hs going to join us as we continue to watch this live picture of the police armored vehicles surrounding this suspect vehicle. jeff, what do we know at this moment? >> reporter: well, scott, as you can see from this video, they are moving in, law enforcement is, but they're still not huddled around that black s.u.v. the concern is that there may be some sort of

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runners are ditching long sleeves and pants. and in pennsylvania school children are at recess without coats in new york. cherry blossoms are still on trees in washington, d.c. while november and december's unseasonably warm weather a be way welcome break from the norm for many americans, retailers are sweating and not because they're enjoying the temperatures. coats, boots, sweaters, and snow gear are clogging up retail racks in many parts of the country, and the most important selling time of the year. >> it is a problem because apparel is so weather sensitive. a consumer really needs that stimulation in the form of colder weather just to get excited about chopping and to get excited about buying those kind of weather-sensitive articles of clothing. >> reporter: even retailers that don't sell winter apparel are taking a hit. david's tee is reporting negative traffic trends due to the unseasonable weather causing fewer loose tea purchases. fbr analyst susan anderson tells investors some cold weather brands like columbia and vf

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you will be okay out and about with a long sleeved shirt. southern new jersey just starting to approach trenton and eventually parts of belmar there. there are thunderstorms to the south and west of that with 707 degrees readings and a slight chance of a rumble of thunder to the south today. a dry slot behind this comes in tonight and middle of the united states, nebraska and beyond that and higher elevations a white christmas. through the day, we are cloudy. spot chance of a shower. drying out tonight. merry christmas and sunshine. next chance of rain coming back on saturday. so yeah, today it is all about that record warmth. 73. warm tomorrow 66. the rain an saturday and sunday a little cool down on monday 45. next week we are looking pretty good. teresa, robert, back to you guys. merry christmas. >> thank you. same to you. this is a special event, this is not your average mozaball. and have you heard of the mozaball. it is an event event and new york city is one of the biggest and today we have the national event director, jamie is joinin

cold start, but that's the key for you and those high temps are around 55 just comfortable in the long sleeved shirts. let's talk about the zone forecast, just beautiful. jumping the divide in cumberland and hagerstown. but the mid-60s. 52 in leesburg for the high, and i've got to tell you no wind this weekend, just great to be on the water. cooler than everybody else. on the day planner, 46 by 11. sunday we're great, just in great shape for the next seven days. mid-50s on tuesday and on thursday. maybe a shower, but we are not should on these showers. 60s by next friday. >>> well, we brought you stories, except for maybe this next one. that's right squash, that double life of one local coach. >> they've been playing squash here for almost 90 years. in fact they were the first courts in virginia. >> reporter: she loves that cardio workout, requiring more efforts. that it is played at several private schools. >> they could hit it anywhere. >> reporter: he's coached them since 2006. but he helps them here create. frank phillip is a profession artist. >> reporter: phillip teaches art and draws pa

you'll be comfortable in long sleeves and flip-flops and maybe short sleeves and shorts by the afternoon at areawide afternoon high temperatures and the pattern for next week. that's coming in a few minutes. >> tom, thanks. >>> new this morning, we just spoke with montgomery county police who tell us multiple people were stabbed overnight. this happened on georgia avenue in silver spring in montgomery college. it is still early in this investigation and police are not releasing information about how many suspects are involved. we'll bring you updates once they come in. >>> more than a century of history torn apart by flames. the annapolis yacht club is dealing with extensive damage from a major fire yesterday. two firefighters and another person were taken to the hospital. darcy spencer shows us how a community is absolutely devastated while investigators come closer to answers. >> reporter: the annapolis yacht club with a history dating back to the 1800s and a popular destination for the region's sailing community was virtually destroyed in a three-alarm fire. this couple has fond memor

yes, today you'll be comfort al in just the long sleeves and flip-flops.here is that sunrise off in the distance. as we get into the afternoon hours too, the record at reagan national is 71 today. that was set for the date back in 1889. probably not going to get there because of the cool waters of the potomac. any breeze off the water is keeping anywhere near the waters cooler. yesterday we got to 68 there so probably no record right there at the airport. the radar not showing any rain in the vicinity. temperatures right now in the 40s. most locations in the shenandoah valley in the low to mid-50s. post your picture like jen johnson did of this gorgeous sunrise yesterday morning at lee sylvania state park. share yours on instagram. look at the area temperatures. big difference between right near the bay waters, but inland away from the waters low 70s. much of maryland and virginia, up near the pennsylvania border out of the mountains many locations there will be in the upper 60s to near 70 but the warmest temperatures may be manassas, leesburg, over to la

in chicago, sales of long-sleeve mitts down 16%, snow thrower sales are off 15% in cincinnati, and outerwear sales dropped 25% in tampa. fred fox is planalytics c.e.o. >> retailers may have a great january or february clearing out winter merchandise, but it's going to be marked down 50% to 70%, so they're not going to make a lot of money off it. >> reporter: there are some winners in this winter warm-up. at some golf courses in the midwest, rounds of golf played in december have gone up over 1,000%. sales of bicycles, fishing gear and even iced tea are all up. but fox says some retailers are at risk. >> any retailer that has been marginal, meaning they have been this can certainly put them out of business. >> martin resnick says his store will survive but it won't make back those sales. >> so they're taking the money they would have spent in our industry and spending it elsewhere. >> reporter: now, fox says winter apparel purchases are driven by need. but who needs a heavy coat in this 67-degree weather? on the other hand, what's bad for retailers is good for consumers, who should be able to

light jacket, long sleeves for part of the day. near record high temperatures right downtown.ight there at the tidal basin. it may get up to 71 this afternoon. that is the record for this day, december 12th, set way back, 1873. a very old record we may be flirting with. a few sprinkles showing up. otherwise, all dry around the reasonable yun. despite the cloud cover, i think these temperatures will continue to jump. low to mid-50s in the bay waters. nearby suburbs, montgomery, fairfax, prince george's in the mid-40s. biking forecast for the rest of the afternoon, great day. by noontime, low to mid-50s. may briefly be near 70 by 2:00 to 3:00. quite a bit of cloudiness coming and going. big game in philadelphia. kickoff is at 3:00. should be in the mid-60s there with a mostly cloudy sky and light wind. post your pictures. i took this photo of a knee on pink and gold sunrise yesterday morning. posted that on facebook, twitter and instagram. love seeing your weather photos, you are out running around, enjoying this gorgeous weather today. take some photos and post them. tonight, 6

all donors will receive a lunch coupon and a red cross long sleeved t-shirt. this is the third year for the blood drive. >>> let's toss it over to efren for a look at your traffic as you head out the door. >> i-26 westbound, this is actually going over in between piney grove and st. andrews road. traffic has been picking up. the roads are wet. but right now we're not seeing any delays on i-26. few delays now including an accident with injuries being reported now. this is on i-20, westbound. traffic is significantly backed up from augusta road to where the accident is, just to the west on south lake drive. little bit of a delay main street heading to sunset boulevard. delay on knox abbott road approaching it from the north on 321, and then heading west from i-77 garners ferry to wild cat road. be aware of that and give yourself extra time because the roads are wet. the rain continues and the heaviest concentration of rain now is moving through parts of orangeburg county into calhoun, into parts of north kershaw, lee, and sumter counties. amount of rainfall has

heavy coat at this time of year, temperatures in the 30s, 20s for some of us, sunrise at 6:59, long sleeves, 55 degrees, nice and mild by the end of school, 38 in boston, 40 from the cape, there are some 20s in mass as well, 27 in bedford, we were just talking about norwood sitting in a little bit of a dip in the bowl at the airport, you are around the airport, patchy fog and a touch of ice as well, patchy black ice, be aware that. i do not think that is going to be widespread, 3 in tauton. and 45-50 in the outer cape right now. a little bit milder thanks to the clouds and a bit of after breeze, current visibility reduced in some spots. the clouds, too, they look worse than they actually are, did he parting west to east, so sunshine will be out this afternoon. today will be dry but i am tracking moisture to the south, thick area of pressure off the carolina coast and south and east of than tuck eti. the wind is shifting around though tonight as the clouds increase, and tomorrow comes off the ocean so it will be a cooler day tomorrow, no 50s, 40s for most of us, south coast, cape and islands

but they suggest wearing gloves and long sleeves when you pick up the free. you can also spray the tree and branches with water before bringing it in, give it a good shake. if the reaction is severe, avoid the real or live christmas trees altogether. however, fake trees also come with a warning. >> the main problem is that the trees are stored kipically in basements or the garage, shed. it's going to collect dust and pollen and dirt and whatnot over the years, so it's important to shake those trees off, even use a blower like you use to blow the leaves in the backyard and get rid of all the allergens before you put it up. >> some of the materials can cause sinus problems. when i was a kid, i didn't know anyone with an allergy. now we're allergic to christmas trees. are we exposed to more things? it's about awareness, better at diagnosing and recognizing these things. >> and you're talking in the news room about the difference between the real and fake trees . >> it's all about cleaning the tree. >> everyone has this debate at some point, real or fake. go to p

i think long sleeves will be just fine for the kids tomorrow. recess gets an a-plus.emperatures in the upper 50s for this time of year. i'll have the temperatures you can expect over the weekend in ten minutes. >>> happening right now, president obama is just about to sign a bill overhauling no child left behind. we have a live picture we want to show you at the white house right now where the president is speaking, just about to sign this bill. now, supporters say the new law will give control back to local school district skpts states. critics call it unworkable and overreaching. students will still have to take federally required stayed wide reading and math exams. the new law encouragers states to limit the time students spend on that type of testing. no child left behind was president bush's signature legislation initiative. >>> developing right now, more props for chi polt lay. more than 120 people are now sick after eating at a restaurant near a campus. in the second disease outbreak this fall. the ceo says there is a positive takeaway from the setbacks over th

he was last seenwearing a black, long sleeve shirt and blue jeans and white sneaker. >>> a fremont man tried to cling us to the group. he'sgoing to remind bars. investigatorers say the 22 years old wanted to fwo to syria and joined. he's charge with onecount of attempting to provide materials support for a foreign terrorist consideration. if convicted he faces upto 20 years in prison. >>> in san francisco, japan town today, several local groups concerned of the escalation of violence and hated speech in the pak attack of paris and circumstances low. >> what happened to us makes me fearful for what might have happen. >> many of the speakers criticized donald trump. donaldtrump is calling temporary ban on muslims enerror tering the u.s.. >> there will not be any crab for christmas this year. >> the latest shows that some crabs are still showing high level of saids. official say when or if, it do say the level of that is going down. >>> more wet weather moving towards the bay area. how itcould affect your holiday plan. up knicks nirs, smilingfaces all thank to a secret santa. see how folk