mary cameli will take over . she has been with mesa fire for 33 years and was among the first two female firefighters hired by the city. >>> another storm system to track and this afternoon it is already bringing snow showers up near the forest. live to abc 15 desert doppler you can see a few isolated showers out there. mainly off to the east at this won't bring any major precipitation to the high country but we will continue chances for snow and they will be in the forecast into tomorrow. here is a look at what we are watching in terms of shower chances. 7:00 a.m. in the morning, chance for snow and then we will wrap moisture in. we could see rain showers across south eastern arizona for tomorrow. at this point it looks like the valley will stay dry but the system will bring very strong winds to parts of the state. we will under a wind advisory tomorrow coming up. >>> three more bodies have been discovered in the rubble of the wildfires in tennessee bringing the total to 10. this as authorities working to identi

as it was at that time, we see her in front of the alvarado hotel when douglas fairbanks came to town, when mary pigford came to an ambassadoras of sorts for the fred harvey company. -- when wethings have a photograph like the one if we us, we like to see can find objects in the collection today that appear in those historic photographs, so the basket we are standing by, this when we see actually in this photograph, and we have seen it in a few other photographs. at this time, artists were pretty much anonymous, so we have tried to go back and connect artwork with the native artists who created them. was possible to work with two colleagues who were very familiar with basketry to look at the baskets, the size of the baskets, the design, and to make an attribution to mary benson. that maryk perhaps benson was working on this at the time she was at the alvarado hotel, and we think that because the basket is left unfinished. you can see the foundation fibers, and these would have then trimmed off, but the harvey company like museums like to show work in progress. they like to show the depth of thin

mary cameli. she has been the interim chief taking over for the chief who the ladder. >>> across arizona, border officers busting drug smuggler. two people accused of trying to bring 90-pound of drugs through the port. officers finding meth and heroin inside cars. and k-9s were used to find the drugs. >>> back here in gilbert, an injured dog rushed to the vet after a home catches fire. that home going up in flames. crews worked to get it un control. it is unclear if anyone was home at the time or what started the fire. >>> a astronaut evacuated from antarctica. >> and let the recounting begin. how clerks in wisconsin are doing things differently. >> how do you get the best airfares and what can you get if your bumped from a flight? coming up, joe lets you know how to protect yourself and save money on your holiday . >>> right now police trying to get to the bottom of cars getting stolen from valley walmarts. a woman's car was jacked at the store. we told you last night about a car being stolen fro

owner mary stewart came-up with the idea... after talking to her friend who's working at a shelter in tennessee. speedway is looking to hire more than 150 new employees across the badger state. it customer service reps and food service specialists. it's hosting open interviews at dozens of store locations today until three this afternoon. we've got a full list of those stores in the links section of tmj four dot com. harley-davidson is also hiring. the milwaukee motorcycle maker looking to fill both part-time and full-time positions for 20-17.they're holding a hiring event tomorrow at nine a-m--- at the wisconsin regional training partnership building, near 38th and wisconsin. university of wisconsin system employees could get a pay raise.the board of regents will consider two years of two- percent raises at its meeting tomorrow.the increases are an effort to reduce the faculty turnover rate.the system-wide raises would not be funded by tuition dollars, but instead by the state. the university of wisconsin law school notified m

as it was at that time, we see her in front of the alvarado hotel when douglas fairbanks came to town, when maryickford came to town, so she was an ambassador of sorts for the fred harvey company. one of the things -- when we have a photograph like the one behind us, we like to see if we can find objects in the collection today that appear in those historic photographs, so the basket we are standing by, this when we see actually in this photograph, and we have seen it in a few other photographs. at this time, artists were pretty much anonymous, so we have tried to go back and connect artwork with the native artists who created them. in this case, it was possible to work with two colleagues who were very familiar with basketry to look at the baskets, the size of the baskets, the design, and to make an attribution to mary benson. so we think perhaps that mary benson was working on this at the time she was at the alvarado hotel, and we think that because the basket is left unfinished. you can see the foundation fibers, and these would have then trimmed off, but the harvey company like museums like

mary? ms. jacobs: no. after came into the house richard was already courting mary. richard actually, richard cranch is the one that everybody gives gettingo for educating, these girls to read important books. they were very curious. they went into their father's library, but they had no one to guide them. and richard cranch was from england. his father was a minister and they have the most books in the community. so he came for dinner and either because he immediately fell in ore with 15-year-old mary, because he was just a great guy, he came back and tutored them. that is why elizabeth, the youngest at that the time, was the best educated of all of them. because she had the longest time with him. >> any information out of the quincy library? ms. jacobs: i got a lot of information from this site, i'm trying to think, i probably did. and also i got a lot from the former minister of the church. i'm not sure how much i got from the quincy library. i am sure i got something. >> the first national library? ms. jacobs: yes. i definitely did. and so much was in the massach

mary: panelle. chickpea flour, probably came in with the arabs, maybe even earlier because chickpeas have been arounds the caponata. >> mary: caponata. >> anthony: about as sicilian as it gets. >> mary: yes. caponata and cannoli are the two internationally known sicilian dishes. [ chef speaking italian ] >> anthony: this is what i've been waiting for. this is what i wanted sicily to be. something to soothe my shattered soul. it doesn't take much. a bowl of good pasta. in this case, the famous spaghetti al nero di seppia. spaghetti in cuttlefish ink. also some caserecce al pesce spada. pasta with swordfish, eggplant and tomatoes. >> chef: okay. >> anthony: ah, beautiful. perfect. perfect pasta. very happy with that. >> mary: good. i know you've been looking forward to it. i'm glad it's good. palermo's an expensive city for some things because the consumer is paying -- >> anthony: more. >> mary: more so that the store can afford to pay its extortion money. the big change that has happened is that up until the mid '80s, the late '80s, there were a great many sicilians who thought if they were honest and

marie and her daughter and her son, they are all very nice people. >> she is certainly not only one would you look at all of the lines that came out there around the funeral home. that is a testament to a person of how much she was loved marie buck 81 year-old gunned down behind the counter of her grocery store and police have made an arrest in her murder. they are saying that this was an act of revenge. lets get out to steve keeley to explain, what we know and how services will be today, steve. >> reporter: all of south philadelphia didn't think this story could get more sad or shocking but it did when police revealed details and most of the south philadelphia will be here at this church later for the funeral today, marie buck, has a real big family and the shock came when police revealed it was a member of her own family, involved in things that got the her kill. her grandson, a guy, we have learn from police, who is in his 20's, and was involved, police say in drug dealing with the accused killer, here's his picture his latest mug shot 31 year-old maurice green. with at least 15 arrests in the last ten years, two of them just in the syringe time

the shooter came into marie buck's corner store at 6th and tighten saturday dressed in a dark hoodiend other clothing without saying a word. opened fire, shooting the woman a dozen times. the man left without taking anything. buck had been running the store 43 years and was a fixture in the neighborhood. she always helped people in need or down on their luck. no one can figure out why someone would want to slaughter her that way. >> it was an unbelievably warm loving person. and the worse people don't deserve to die like that. let alone the best >> it's unbelievable. you can't, sometimes you just think you want a wake up and it will be a neighbor. 81 years old. who could possibly have done that? who could have possibly hated her that much to do that. >> the family said she did not have surveillance cameras because she think she needed them. sadly she was set to retire next month. >>> philadelphia police are asking for help catching a christmas day bandit who held up a restaurant employee at gunpoint. drafts released surveillance video of the man pointing a gun at a 19-year-old woman

police say the shooter came into marie buck's corner store at sixth and titan on saturday dressed in dark hoodie and clothing and without saying a word opened fire shooting the senior citizen a dozen times. buck had been running the store for 43 years. she was a fixture of the neighborhood who always helped people who were in need or just down on their luck. no one can figure out why someone would kill her. >> she was an unbelievably warm loving person and the worst people didn't deserve to die like that. any other alone the best. >> this is a surprise. it's unbelievability you can't -- sometimes you think you want to wake up and it just be a nightmare, you've been dreaming. 81 years old. who could possibly have done that? who could have possibly hated her that much to do that. >> buck's family says she didn't have surveillance cameras because she didn't think she'd ever need them. she was set to finally retire next month. >>> allentown police are trying to sort out a deadly double stabbing. authorities identified the victim who died as 27-year-old lord alfred guerrero. he was found

mary car man came in for lunch just to help. she says she knows the owners make their living from their business. >> it's just a shock. >> luis owns this cell phone business and four days of closure has left him unable to pay his staff. >> we had a roundtable with our employees and keeping them up to date, see what is happening. >> reporter: what are you telling them? >> they might not have a job. >> reporter: but help may be on the way. city officials say they want to steer some emergency federal money to these businesses. >> it also allows the local residents or businesses who have been impacted by this disaster to get funding to help them in regards to their businesses. >> now, city officials are not putting a timetable as to when that funding will reach local businesses. they say they are optimistic it might save some jobs. reporting live in oakland, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> absolutely. scott, thank you so much. we certainly have more on the oakland warehouse fire. you can find that on our website in addition to a

. >> fishing was big business so mary had money, it came from fiing. >> perhaps she owns a fishing business and is using the proceeds from her fishing business to fund the jesus movement. >> we know that jesus was trying to reach out to women so he's naturally going to have been looking for influential women in the community that had that credibility woman to woman as it were. >> luke dedescribes these women. we have mary magdelene and many others so there's a lot of women supporting jesus which means they're also following him. there's a name for those that follow jesus and that name is disciples. >> in any situation where someone is holding the purse strings they have power. they're in control. so the fact that she is a backer of the jesus movement, it doesn't mean she gets to shape jesus's teaching but it gives her access to jesus. >> mary follows jesus during the many months that he preaches in galilee. but what happened during that time? an astonishing discovery made in egypt in 1945 pois to one shocking answer. >> this is ground zero for those conspiracy theories that there was a rela

. >> reporter: few came further than mary, a nurse who lives in charlotte, north carolina, but works once a month at kaiser in the bay area. she wanted tickets for her son and daughter. so you not only have to get tickets to the play, you have to get tickets on a plane. >> yeah. it's going to be presents for the next five years. >> reporter: carl wright drove up from monterey peninsula, waited overnight to pay between $100 and $524 for her tickets. >> it's "hamilton," it's a once in a lifetime story. great history and as a retired school teacher, this is the place to be. >> reporter: and with that, she walked in to claim her prize and limit six tickets per customer. >> reporter: we saw matt, organizing a small squat of people in line to buy. we watched the money change hands and then collecting ticket receipts around the corner from the box office. >> i'm just thankful i had a bunch of people out here today that didn't have money for food that were very thankful to me i was able to provide them with a few hundred each. >> reporter: he told me he flew in last night to take advantage o

marie buck. good evening. i'm jacqueline london. tonight's viewing came hours after they said they arrested the killer maurice green. >> this line showed how loved marie buck was in south philadelphia. people waited to get inside the funeral home and say their good-byes to the 81-year-old store owner killed on christmas eve. >> it's like a bad dream. >> al buck is marie's brother-in-law. just moments earlier al said he learned about the arrest in marie's shooting death while watching nbc 10. >> i feel relieved and glad they got him. i'm all torn up with her. it's a hell of a way to die. >> philadelphia police gave us our first look at the suspect, maurice green. homicide detectives say green walked into marie's grocery on 6th and titan sheets and shot marie 11 times. >> her grandson was supposed to be working that morning. >> police told us green claims marie's grandson stole his necklace worth $5,000 to $10,000. this isn't green's first brush with the law. a docket search shows he's been arrested 17 times since 2005. the 31-year-old has faced at least 13

tom pipines is here with what came out of green bay mary.. the calf injury aaron rodgers suffered in sunday's win over the seahawks isn't thought to be as severe as the one in twenty fourteen. it probably happened because he's favoring the tender hamstring. coach mccarthy says as long as his qb can set his feet, he should be fine..if not limited. rodgers has been playing brilliantly...and his teammates was sensational. this is the packers team we thought we'd see before the 4 game skid..and the plethora of injuries. "we're getting some continuity. we got players coming back. we were challenged in the secondary there for about a month and a half. we had a position that was pretty much depleted in our corners. and we were playing really really young players. if we can keep players in the same position we'll be better as we move forward." one packers pl description..not that you haven't already noticed. see ya with that story at 10:25..steph. shopping for a new big screen to watch the game? we've got good news for you. competition is driving the

we hear about the work but paulie may not get mentioned in >> you mentioned mary mcleod feared who first came to the house, franklin, eleanor and sarah. obviously the generation before. what you say that she laid out the groundwork of a friendship between an african-american woman and a white elite family such as the roosevelts so that when paulie came along they were already on the path and able and certainly encouraging the higher education of young women that the friendship mary mcleod feared took away from the relationship? >> i would definitely think so because eleanor did stay at their home and the circumstances were always precarious. during eleanor's lifetime, never owned a home and so there was never an invitation to go and visit. paulie always went to eleanor's place. i have no doubt she would have gone. i can't remember where it is but she writes about how it was a major development for her in terms of her ability. she crossed a barrier and i'm sure that made it possible to have intimate friendships with other people >> do they challenge on any other issues that were important to t

marys -- the same county office came through on monday and wandered into the section. it's not a few items over for being safely remove by animal control. oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. he free tv app. switch to get ultra-fast internet with secure home wifi to connect all your devices. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 100 meg internet and unlimited calling. >>> the time is now 7:56 and am lena tillett. an update of breaking news this investigating a double homicide in the crabtree valley mall. officers responded to gunfire at the americas best value inn when officers arrived they found two people dead. we will have a live update at 8:00 on fox 50. >>> the durham county board of elections is holding a closed session this morning to discuss the general election. they ordered the durham county officials to complete a recount of 90,000 ballots by monday day at least. >>> it w

. >> reporter: well, it was revenge a begins marie's grandson that was real shocker that came out yesterday. we're out front of saint mary magdellan church just four blocks from where marie buck was killed and this is where her funeral will be held later today. in a coincidence we have new information, why a killer from overbrook, deal drugs town here, how did he know her grandson? well, her store, was at sixth and titan. this guy, 31 year-old maurice green, grew up four blocks from the store. grew up there. went to that store as a kid. so he knew the family. knew her grandson. he grew up at sixth and carpenter right by his grandparent down here in south philadelphia. when they moved to the west philadelphia overbrook area, he came back here, and this is where he would deal drugs with the grandson apparently according to police, arrested twice just this year that we know of among his 15 to 17 arrests, since he became an adult. >> something that he he was into unfortunately and ultimately got his grandmother killed. he is very sad, family is very upset but did he work with us. >> obviously s

police say the shooter came into marie buck's corner store at sixth and titan on saturday dressed inark hoodie and clothing and without saying a word opened fire shooting the senior a dozen times. buck had been running the store for 43 years. she was a fixture of the neighborhood who always helped people who were in need or just down on their luck. no one can figure out why someone would kill her. >> she was unbelievably warm loving person and the worst people didn't deserve to die like that. not alone the best. >> this is a supremes it's unbelievable. sometimes you think you want to wake up and it just be a nightmare you been dreaming. 81 years old. who could possibly have done that? who could have possibly hated her that much to do that? >> buck's family says she didn't have surveillance cameras because she didn't think she'd ever need them. she was set to finally retire next month. >> allentown police are trying to sort out a deadly double stabbing. authorities identified the victim who died as 27-year-old lord alfred guerrero. he was found at the intersection of sixth street and

>> an angel came to see mary. she was home doing laundry and then the angel just appeared and she was really scared. so gabriel was like, mary, you're going to have -- mary, you're going to have a baby. u' you will call him jesus. and then mary will be like, i'm not going to have a baby yet. i'm only a teenager. i'm not married. >>jennifer: so strange. >>vanessa: it is. it's really funny, though. this video was produced by southland christian church and as the kids tell the christmas story in the most adorable way, the adults try to follow along with their lines along in the costume. it was actually filmed a year viral. and it's exploded to 18 million views. what is this? what are we watching here? a golf cart? >>russell: that's the donkey. that says donkey on the side of it. i love this. >>vanessa: i want to see the whole clip. i want to see this. i'll have to go online. i don't know if this is like the dress but it is causing quite a controversy. this picture is sparking a debate in the news room jeremy hammond

mary: obama says that warning stopped future attacks but the current head of the dnc disagrees. >> no. they did not stop. they came after us absolutely every day until the end of the election. mary: the president has promised retaliation against russia but refused to say what it would be. washington. kimberly: sad news to report from hollywood. actress and socialite zsa zsa gabor died today. she was 99 years old. tmz reports she suffered a heart attack and was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. gabor most often played herself throughout her career, which included nearly 80 tv and film acting credits. she would have turned 100 years old in february. police and tourists under assault. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:30 what we know about the attacks that made a medieval castle the center of a kimberly: developing now a canadian tourist was among nearly a dozen people killed during a series of shootings in jordan. gunmen opened fire on police officers in the city before escaping to a hill top castle popular with tourists. police later stormed the medieval complex, freeing several tourists. doctors are

we have taylor, heather and stacy that came from st. mary's, maryland for the concert. this is your second jingle ball. what d and your aunt about jingle ball? >> it's fun. a lot of fun. kidd: what makes it fun? you have been to six justin bieber concerts? >> yes. kidd: what makes it different from a regular concert? >> it's a bunch of artist in one night. kidd: and your favorite songs. fifth harmony, the niall from one direction, chain smokers. who do you want to see? >> fifth harmony. kidd: megyn trainer was supposed to perform but she had to cancel the rest of the concerts. that is awesome. i'm going to go on the red carpet later. ised there somebody you want me to ask a question to when i'm there? >> i want to see m.g.k., because he is fine. kidd: you have a lot of fun. thank you for talking to us. jonathan, we'll head in after 5:00. stay with us. live from outside hot 99.5 jingle ball. back to you. jonathan: who is m.j.k. or m.g.k.? i'll get it figured out. "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. more shakeup for chipotle as it recovers from thee coally outbreak fr

all unique, all special, but this particular mary faulkner a real estate agent, young mother came in looking forea baby-sitter. mary said she's help her out and she ended up baby-sitting for san tino for four years. then the mother abruptly moved to hawaii, but then when san tino was in kindergarten, could no longer care for him. mary, kind of saved him. brought him back home, and by the time he was in second grade, he was adopted, and he graduated high school in june. >> oh, my gosh. >> he's a whiz with the whucomp. hopes to go to college. she changed his life. >> just a chance. >> absolutely. >> yeah. >> it's -- one act of kindness. now, these are wonderfully larpg and life-saving acts of kindness. small acts of kindness also change lives. >> like what? >> giving someone a complement. asking someone if you can buy their groceries for them. ld saying to someone who's a new co-worker how you can be helpful, make them feel comfortable. talking to somebody at party who lackey as loan and on their own. giving somebody a flower. not complaining. >> not complaining! >> hold the door for s

washingto state bet both sides-and coaches-came out on top by honoring their fathers. ben, mary. delta airlines could be bringing back a perk that many fliers thought would never return... free meals in coach! the flights where the food is being added population leads to a reclassification for the von maur sets a target opening date for its new store at the corners of brookfield. the high-end department store chain is set to open its first wisconsin location on april 8th... after years of delays. plans for this von maur date all the way back to 2011. the company plans to hire more than 100 employees for the brookfield store. von maur's president says he also hopes wisconsin... possibly in milwaukee... madison... or northeastern wisconsin. the milwaukee bucks -- committed to hiring local residents for arena construction and the new arena district -- are partnering with a company to help find qualified workers. "skill-smart" will also help prospective employees gain skills the bucks and the city of milwaukee will host a series of town hall meetings to introduce job seekers to the "

came to help. >> she was wailing and screaming. and she did say 911. 911. >> reporter: when mary ann montero dialed knew what she was calling for. she knew it was bad. >> then when she started coming to the house i came outside. she grabbed my hand and started pulling me towards the house. >> reporter: brockton police got that 911 call about 9:00 for a woman needing help. a mother lying stabbed multiple times and her son inside. >> it's horrific to see what can happened. a mother son relationship for it to end this way. it's tragic. >> reporter: after she called for help she didn't walk through the front door and there's a reason why. >> he came lunging through the kitchen at the door where we were standing. i pulled the grand mother out of there. you're not going in. i kept pulling her away from the house until we were down the street here. >> reporter: and to be clear the woman that mary ann mo helping was a grandmother here who had come and seen the scene and called for help. again the woman is dead here. apparently the mother of this 18-year-old. that 18-year-old continues to

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came broke into it and took the money. this is the home that is famously known throughout the area as burlington lights. ron and marie set up this huge light display every holiday season. in fact, take a listen. >> ♪ >> reporter: that's the "action news" theme music synchronizeed with their life. we featured their home in the past for it. today we're back but for a problem. >> i don't know how you can do it. it's just -- our neighbors are appalled. everybody's in shock.

marie's grandson. it was an act philadelphia philadelphia police chris richard ross describes as pure evil. the reaction to it was swift. love pouring down the sidewalk across an entire city block. as hundreds of people cameogether to pay their respects to 81-year-old shopkeeper marie buck gunned down in her south sixth street grocery store allegedly by this man, 31-year-old maurice green. homicide detectives say green shot marie 11 times at point blank range. its morning of christmas eve as revenge over a piece of jewelry he believed her grandson had taken. >> i feel relieved that before they bury her at least they got the case solved. i feel relief for that but it's going to hurt for years. >> reporter: marie's brother-in-law al says the family still cannot process why marie was killed so violently. police say green and the grandson knew each other through dealing drugs. marie's family says her grandson is a good boy. >> you can see the lines are waiting all people that loved marie and her daughter and her sons. they're very nice people. it's sad. i pray for the family. >> mourners we spoke with still shaking their heads at the senseless killing, love was all they can do, all they could show to marie's

earlier when we came to st. mary'sedical center here in langhorne it was a very unexpect surprise, and that her nurse manager told her that this morning she would be gifted a make over. so, later on, we went to the david jay salon in peddler's village and treated this deserving nurse with the full blown make over. as much as myself and so many of you out there would consider nurses are our own angels, dawn thinks so too. listen now. >> in our area, we do maybe three in an area, we try to get patients in and out. we try to help them give them a little cheer depending on what they are here for, you know, and we try to act like their guards yan angels. >> reporter: absolutely, that lucky nurse right there her name is dawn from levittown you'll learn more, about dawn later on tonight at 11:00. you do not want to miss it. the transform haitian is unbelievable, and let's just say, that her hair, was down to here, where is it? you will find out later on. she looks incredible. >> all right. >> she already did. >> yes, she did.

witness heard those shots and came out, to find buck, on the floor. marie buck with her husband michael lived two doors down from the store, her family since has been very public and pressing for answers as to who could have possibly done this. police have been searching the area for any trace of usable surveillance video, and now officers have been at the home , regularly, speaking to family members trying to pinpoint, or key in on any possible information, that could prove to be, useful in this ongoing investigation. homicide detectives tell us that they are working this case, around the clock, as for marie buck her family will lay her to rest on friday. live from south philadelphia joe hold up for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks for that update. >> such a sad story. >>> turning to our forecast for the afternoon. >> so much of our area celt with rain this morning. it looks like rain is done for the day. the meteorologist katie fehlinger is live on the sky deck and tells us it is a pleasant afternoon, hi there katie. >> good afternoon, we are expect to

one of the most contentious back and forths came when general pal mary condemned trump are trump adviseriding a plat former white supremacists. >> do you think i ran a campaign with white supremacist us. >> you did. message for the white working class voters, the i woman who has nothing in common -- >> that's the campaign -- over200 counties that president obama won and donald trump just won, you think that's because of what you just said or because people are voting for a woman president? how be eight conclude conclude -- it's hillary clinton. she doesn't connect with people, you have no economic message. >> reporter: both sides said the media did not treat them fairly. >> we never do clinton's campaign manager admitted to make something mistakes. >> reporter: acknowledged there were mistakes and miscalculations saying younger voterred account notes turn out enough or migrated to toward parts and pointed fingers as james comey for reviving the e-mail controversy at the 11th 11th honor. today on fox and friends, kellyanne conway said it's time to move on. >> i just was making the point t

came in. he's up for energy. and apparently he really wowed him and so he is a top contender for that. then you've got the oklahoma governor, maryl where you want to sell off these public lands. she couldn't answered. he turned after she left and said i think we need to look for somebody else. even when there's a courtesy ca call, it could end up with a job. steve bannon stead call mitt romney. it could help create unity. >> he said mitt romney that they had a lot of chemistry. he also said that after his meeting with president obama. >> i'm not sure if mark burnett said donald trump how do you interview people and build a show around that or vice versa, meanwhile, harry leaven asked this question. >> if it weren't for this show, would you be in a position to run and do what you've done? >> i don't know. a lot of people ask that question. >> it changed you and it changed the perception of you in the public. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> before we find out who won. >> you know, it is my hair. you know that. >> and it may have helped me develop a certain skill, television, who knows, whatever that is, but i will say very, ver

came down to." the team will face-off against the university of mary hardin- baylor for the national title the 2016 today's tmj4 sports auction for macc is coming up this friday.all proceeds go to the macc fund which supports research for childhood cancers and related blood disorders. some of the biggest names in wisconsin sports have donated items you can bid on including donald driver.the former packers wide receiver signed this football just for the macc fund. he has a unique signature.and who wouldn't love the mini helmet that he also signed. just one of 25 items that will be up for bid on friday. the sports auction is a live, two hour event from three to five p-m. join in the fight against childhood cancers. meteorologist brian gotter joins us now with a look at for those who still have the galaxy note 7 smartphone listen up. on december 19th, samsung will roll out a software update that will render the remainder of the phones completely useless.the software update will prevent the phones from charging and will eliminate their ability to work as mobile devices. while more than 93 percent of th

mary is the president and her best friend leo, vice president . >> we came at the same time. coming nine years ago. >> i think our friendship is important to both of us because we have both grown together?c a we've helped each other through problems we are facing. >> they don't go to school together so the only time they see each other is at the club. it's become a bond that come to rely on. >> without the boys and girls club i wouldn't have that support system that i now have and i know i can rely on leo 100%. >> marys health challenges. >> this is where i couldn't unwind. and i feel like and this is my placed -- my place to show who i am. >> you can help teens like mary and leo has a merry christmas but making a donation. we have collection bins at participating king supers as in the heart studios on south monica street. for wish list of toys go to the care for colorado section of cbs denver.com love this time of year. many of you may like the cold that comes along with it and some may not. >> some of us are okay with this cold but not the kind of cold we have next week. it

owner for 44 years, born in 1935, survived all this time until somebody came in the daylight on christmas eve just before 9:00 . marie buck, now go to video number two, here is john rhodes delivery truck who came here for already 28 years. listen to what he says. you deliver things to her for 28 years when you heard somebody shot and killed her christmas eve morning what went through your mine. >> i was crushed. i didn't believe it. then when i heard how it happened and i was just in dis belief. >> reporter: you came back here today and looking at all these messages and flowers, what is going through your mind right now. >> she was really loved buy a lot of people, you know. >> reporter: what made you want to come over here today. >> i want to see the family. i know the whole family almost 28 years. i was hoping maybe, i don't even know what i can say to them but i'm sorry but it just took my heart you know, on christmas eve. i knew marie well personally. she was really into it. i never realized she was 81 years old. i thought she she was younger. she was always like a aunt to me. i know people call her aunt marie bu

of course, the other hottest year on record came in 1863, when mary todd lincoln took a boob out at thesburg address. [ laughter ] so just to recap, 2016: it was the hottest year ever, donald trump won the presidency, and on top of that, the [ bleep ] chicago cubs won the world series. [ cheers ] i'm pretty sure that's three out of the four horsemen of the apocalypse right there. [ laughter ] if "dirty grandpa" wins best picture at the oscar's, we done for. [ laughter ] and in case you think the only consequences of climate change are hotter temperatures, scientists are warning the change in climate might even be affecting one of our greatest christmas icons. >> santa may need to add a few reindeer to his team from now on. researchers say arctic reindeer are actually getting smaller, and they say it's all because of climate change. researchers studied the reindeer for the past two decades and say the reindeer have been losing weight. they're actually down about 15 pounds since 1994. >> seth: and making matters worse, like anyone who loses 15 pounds, the reindeer are now posting selfies.

. >> and the three kings, the three wise kings, came to the stable. and maryh, they had a baby jesus. >> what did they do? >> said to the baby jesus to a tree, then they started to -- they started to have like a little feast. >> what did the three wise men bring baby jesus? >> frankincense and myrrh and gold. >> what's frankincense? what's myrrh? >> i don't know. >> what's gold? >> gold is gold! >> what is the virgin mary do on the first christmas? >> she left out cookies for santa. >> what kind of cookies were they? >> gingerbread. >> what did jesus do when he grew up? >> he -- went to heaven. >> what did he do before that? god bless you. >> he told everyone that he's a miracle maker. >> what kind miracles have you seen? >> there's only one. it was today. >> what happened? >> i put a napkin, i put it on this eye. was it this eye? which one? this eye. because you see from the side, it looks a little swollen? >> yeah. >> it's a sty. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks, kids. he's right, it is a sty. tonight, there is a tribe called quest here