miami was made up of bohemians that built the city of miami. southern american. very, very different. >> luther: yeah. >> anthony: how was that mix? how has that impacted music? >> luther: it's everything in the music. when people think about me, this guy makes bootie shaking music. everybody's dancing. everybody is dancing in a sexual way. the girls are standing up on you. i'm pretty sure you know about that. the girls stand up on you and put their butt on you. >> anthony: i've seen this on television. >> luther: it's no different than a lap dance. >> anthony: among your other accomplishments, you ran for office. >> luther: yeah. >> anthony: about 70% residents of miami speak spanish at home. >> luther: uh-huh. >> anthony: enormous african-american, afro-caribbean community. how come this state keeps electing conservative white guys? >> luther: conservative white guys, they're paying them popular pastor. don't say nothing, don't energize you're people. you have a whole quiet community. you didn't get them excited about voting. >> anthony: it i

miami beach. south florida is one of the fastest-growing regions in the country. home to six million people. over the past five years, the city of miami has undergone a multibillion dollar skyline altering development boom. >> we've had probably the most significant urban development in miami probably unprecedented in terms of valuation of what's being created and the dollars being spent and the value of the properties that we've never seen before. >> meanwhile, a record-breaking number of people visited the area last year. that's a good thing, the economy depends on. >> it tourism is our main industry and we don't have state income tax. in south florida, tourism and property taxes are the main source of revenue for our communities. >> but much of that property is at risk. hundreds of billions of dollars of assets are currently exposed to the rising seas. billions more will be threatened in the coming decades regardless of whether greenhouse gas emissions are lower. >> we've put a certain amount of co-2 in the atmosphere. that's warm to the oceans, that's warmed the atmosphere and will persist for the next 25 years or so, may

valentine's day massacre took place, al capone was throwing a party for miami city government officials in his miami house. and that's one of the ways he got away with it. no murder was ever pinned on him as everybody seems to know, he went to jail for tax evasion and that was shaky because income tax was so new and there were so many differences in the laws at the time. another question? y yes. >> thank you so much. the background of how you came to write the book. >> well, that's a very interesting story. all of my books begin, everything i write begins with either an idea that i have or a question that i want to find an answer for. and this one, in a sense, was a whole lot of questions i wanted answers for. but it began when a young man with an surname capone wanted to know his family history. he had heard a particular version of his family history that one of his uncles or perhaps even his own grandfather, could have been an illegitimate son of al capone and he through a friend of his sister who worked in new york city and found him. what should i tell him? should i tell him to get

. >> miami beach was the next zone. that is when the city launched its aerial pesticide spraying program. >> these pesticides that were involuntarily being sprayed on us were really more dangerous for my children than the mosquitoes were. sharyl: is it possible to make it look as though a hat came from one country when it came from somewhere else? >> our adversaries are keenly aware of our generic capabilities to detect the source of origin, what the intelligence community would call these cutouts, being able to bounce it off of other servers out of other countries. the appearance is a far less straightforward. this is what the american people need to know. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. since 9/11, u.s. taxpayers have spent $115 billion dollars to help rebuild afghanistan. and rooting out waste fraud and abuse in that spending is john sopko, the special inspector general for afghanistan

. >> new information this morning, police in miami beach city block due to the threat of explosives. someone called the police and saying an explosive could be found along ocean drive. they didn't say where it was or consisted of. it is checking all of the vehicles in the area for the device. >> scary moments at a high school in nevada, a student waving a knife was shot by a this happened in reno and the 14-year-old student was threatening other students and the student refused to follow the ortds and the officer opened fire. no other students were hurt in this. the victim is in critical season this morning. >> former astronaut john glen is in the hospital. it is unclear what condition he's in or being treated for. the valve replacement back in 2014. he orbited the earth in 1962 and served as a senator in ohio. >> a judge rejecting brad pitt's request to seal the details about the custody. jolie has custody of their six children. the divorce filing came days abusive to their son. no charges were filed against the actor. >> giraffes at the risk of becoming extinct. the scientists are

miami. >> exactly. and inner-cityust these four square blocks, people can see themselves in these characters who they assume are nothing like them. and it has been my experience that people find a way to genuinely empathize with the story we are telling and the characters we are showing in the film. charlie: you know miami. >> born and raised. yeah. [laughter] charlie: and how did that shape this story? charlie: -- >> hugely. there is this anesthesia that happens when you are working in a place that you know. there is a scene in the film of the character said, sometimes the breeze comes through the hood. and liberty city where i grew up is only three miles from the ocean and sometimes you can smell it. and i think knowing those kinds of things, you go into a location with more confidence. that it will have the same emotional currency you felt growing up there. charlie: tell us who chiron is. >> chiron is a beautifully flawed individual who is coming to terms with finding out who he is, finding what love is, finding th

a different scene than what we saw in our country in the city of miami. >> dana: time to check out the weather forecast. this is an important one today. we're going to have the nascar race cars on the las vegas strip this afternoon. >> kelly: looks like it's going to be dry forha normal. the winds are coming back. i want to show you the time lapse from yesterday. we started out tons of sunshine. more clouds rolling in. mainly high thin clouds later in the day. beautiful colors out there yesterday evening. here is a look at the temperatures heading out the door. north las vegas 36 right now. bundle up. tonight the winds kicking up. gusts to 256789 more clouds around will keep temperatures from dropping as low. 41 will be our low temperature. seven-day forecast the winds continue to gust on friday. 53 is it for the high. the winds still blowing early saturday morning. temperatures warming up a little bit for the weekend. the next system rolls in tuesday. highs in the upper 40's. >> dana: tiger woods making his hours from now in the bahamas. he's playing the hero challenge. this is a sele

miami. while kansas city can win the west and the first-round bye that would go with it with a win in san diego oakland loses in denver to the broncos. and we know for sure that houston and pittsburgh, after winning last night and this afternoon, respectively, will host wild card games in two weeks. now, on to the nfc. there's plenty to decide there. we know dallas is the number one seed. they won't have to leave the state of texas for the postseason, as they hope to end their season with super bowl li in houston. atlanta has the inside track for the number two seed. while detroit and seattle have hopes for the first round bye. next week's packers/lions game on "sunday night football" will be for the nfc north tight. , while the loser will get a wild card spot. the giants are the number five speed. and washington and tampa bay are on the outside looking in. each needing to win and get some help, or in tampa's case, a lot of help. with denver and carolina eliminated, this is the first time since the 2003 season that the super bowl representatives, the buccaneers and the raiders playo playoffs. y

miami. while kansas city can win the west and the first-round bye that would go with it with a win in san diego oakland loses in denver to the broncos. and we know for sure that houston and pittsburgh, after winning last night and this afternoon, respectively, will host wild card games in two weeks. now, on to the nfc. there's plenty to decide there. we know dallas is the number one seed. they won't have to leave the state of texas for the postseason, as they hope to end their season with super bowl li in houston. atlanta has the inside track for the number two seed. while detroit and seattle have hopes for the first round bye. next week's packers/lions game on "sunday night football" will be for the nfc north tight. , while the loser will get a wild card spot. the giants are the number five speed. and washington and tampa bay are on the outside looking in. each needing to win and get some help, or in tampa's case, a lot of help. with denver and carolina eliminated, this is the first time since the 2003 season that the super bowl representatives, the buccaneers and the raiders in that case, did

city they have dozens of heavy-duty trucks. so far there are no specific threats. >>> and new year's evepreparations are also underway in miami where the city is asking party goers to leave bottles, cans, and coolers at home. >>> today marks the last trading day for 2016. wall street ended the day modestly down. dow closed at 19,762 and ended the year with a 13.4% gain. nasdaq ended trading at 5,383 today. they ended the year up 7.5%. s&p also down slightly today. >>> debbie renoylds and her daughter carrie fisher will have a joint funeral and they will be buried together. that word came today from renoyld's son and fisher's brother todd fisher. the two would be laid to rest at forest lawn memorial park in the hollywood hills. carrie fisher died on tuesday after suffering a massive heart attack on a flight. her mother, she died the next day also from a heart attack. >>> coming up next a warning tonight for drivers. >> you never know who is going to get a red light. >>> coming up the new campaign to von cay a serious message. >>> how -- how a puppy was able to reunite with its family after the break. >>> bay area law enforcement age

miami. >> and inner city mime. >> rose: exactly. >> the four square blocks that people can see themselvesthese characters who they assume are nothing like them. and it's been my experience what people are finding a way to genuinely empathize with the story we're telling and the characters we're showing in the film. >> rose: tell us who sharon is? >> sharon is a beautifully flawed individual coming to terms with finding out who he sfinding out what love is, finding that relationship with his mother, just trying to understand life, really, in general. >> rose: tell me about his mother. >> his mother is paula, who is a struggling single parent who is also dealing with quite a severe crack cocaine addiction as well. >> rose: and what's interesting about this is you see him in different parts of his life. how hard is that to pull off? >> you know, i thought it would be impossible but, you know, with the way -- >> the mother stays the same. >> exactly. i wanted to have some kind of foundation or bedrock, and naomi as paula was the bedrock, but i wanted-- i think the time between the chapters is

little more knowing it's going to be intercepted and what they want to arrive in new york or miami or baltimore city or philadelphia, it arrives. >> reporter: if i-95 and highways are a hot spot for drug trafficking they are growing hotter. a e review of state records by news 4 shows the number of drug arrests by u state police troopers has jumped by hundreds just this year. >> those things that a human can't. >> the agency's canine unit including brian herb are part of a large number of those busts. >> it's in every county. it's everywhere. >> canines are an important tool for fighting a crime that's difficult to see through the windshield. when state police placed a small bag to officers outside of bar risks it took less than a minute for him to that part of our story it tonight on news 4 at 6:00. for now live in rockville, scott macfarlane, news 4. >> thank you. >>> we have got a major recall to tell you about now. it involves nearly 650,000 honda odyssey my u any vans. there's a problem with the second row seats which may not lock and could move unexpectedly during a crash. the recall covers ody

. >> i used to be the chief of federal litigation for miami-dade county. i'm now city attorney. ? >> what's your name? >> craig lean. one issue i see related to federalism and what justice scalia thought about it, hunter v. city of pittsburgh in the 1900s. what's occurred to me in many of my students when i teach them about state and local deposit laws, the federal government exercises a lot of authority over counties and cities. both through 42 u is s c-section 1983ing through a number of other acts and statutes and through the administrative agencies. which i'm not making aoe normative judgment on that but i find it interesting. if the federal government really is the one regulating city police departments or county police departments, not the state, do you really have federalism? >> federalism cuts both ways. the states have the balance of power. it's rather that the civil war amendments change that arrangement finished mentally. now you've got federal power essentially to negate state actions that are in violation of their own citizens. that's altogether different from federal

then as a young man, and it's about a person coming of age in poverty, in this case in liberty city, miamiscene we saw features janelle monet in a breakout performance and she's in "hidden figures," also. >> brown: known as a singer/musician and she's a great actress. >> she's just a great actress. it's a very tender, observant, as mic said, it takes all the kind of tropes of a coming of age story and turns them inside out and makes them so independent pat. and jenkins kind of, his point of view is a little askance, a little askew so that you're not getting the conventional beat of a person's life, you're getting the in between times that are sometimes more meaningful. >> brown: mike, you singled out "arrival." a scene from that. (radio) >> you needed to see me. she's walking toward the screen. >> now, that's an introduction. >> brown: what do you love about "arrival," mike? >> i love pretty much about -- pretty much everything about this film. it says a lot about the human condition. it deals with the issues of communication, how and why we communicate, what the nature of that is, what th

miami beach would be the hardest hit city losing over 37,000 homes worth $33 billion and those numbers just count residential properties, not expected losses to commercial or public properties. the insurance industry uses the term "hundred-year flood" to would describe a flood that has a 1% chance of occurring. according to a study commissioned by the federal emergency management agency, the area in the u.s. susceptible to 100-year floods will grow by 4r5% by the end -- 45% by the end of this century. our government accountable office says federal flood insurance premiums aren't keeping pace with that growing risk. for 2002 through 2013 already, taxpayers' bailed out insured properties to the tune of $18 billion to $25 billion. government-backed mortgage giant freddie mac is preparing itself for broad losses from climate-driven flooding. the economic losses and social disruption may happen gradually, says its website, but they are likely to be greater in total than those experienced in the housing crisis and the great recession. let me say that again. they're likely to be greater in to

. >> rose: which is miami, and inner city mime, just these four square blocks thark people can see themselvesthese characters who they assume are nothing like them. and it's been my experience that people are finding a way to genuinely empathize with the story we're telling and the characters that we're showing in the film. >> rose: you know mimey. >> yeah, born and raised, yeah. >> and how did that shape this story? >> hugely, you know. there is this almost sinethisia that happen when are you working in a place you know, the character says sometimes that breeze comes through the hood. and liberty city where i grew up is three miles from the ocean, so you can smell it. and i think knowing those kinds of things you go into a location with more confidence that it is going to have the same emotional currency as you felt growing up there. >> trevante, tell us who shyrone is. >> he is a beautiful flawed individual who is coming to terms with finding out who he is, finding what love is, finding that relationship with his mother, just trying to understand life, really, in general. >> rose: tell me a

and i have long been a defender of the city of miami. and for most of the time i've lived down here, florida really wasn't the joke. miami was the joke. people made fun of -- you know, people back from the miami vice days, people thought of miami as dangerous, cocaine cowboys, crazy place, you know? a violet place. violent place. i actually had bumper stickers once that said come back to miami, we weren't shooting at you. [laughter] which for some reason the chamber of commerce didn't adopt, but i still think it'd be a good slogan. but it was miami when i first got here that people, whoa, how could you live there? not so much florida, miami. really it's this sort of the feeling of otherness begin to expand and cover the entire state of florida was the 2000 presidential election. which, when florida lived up to its motto, florida, you can't spell it without duh. [laughter] those of you who were here then remember it was not a good it was not a good time to be a and.es the other states were able to figure out who they voted for. k quickly

they are prone this time of year for winter weather and snow, sleet and connect in miami, charlotte and salt lake citys chance of weather. you will have a better chance of getting on time to your disastation. >> don't fly out the last night of the night. and find out where incoming aircraft is coming from. and lounge access is your friend and know back up options and how do you find out where your incoming aircraft is coming from. >> on the airplane apps, look at your flight and in the bottom you will find out where it is coming from. and look it up on google it. there are certain subscription. and call the airline. once you are at the airport a gate agent could tell you that information without a doubt and track that information fthat income canning arjraft is delayeded. you will be delayed as well. >> and the last one, i'm a bit confounded by. know your back up options. what do you mean by that? >> you should know the alternate routes of getting there and if your flight is going to be cancelled. know what other way to get there and perhaps a next flight on another airline and perhaps a different con

and atlanta, miami, raleigh and salt lake city on monday. our new year's eve forecast is looking rain-free. we'll have more coming up in a few more minutes. now to jack taylor of wtop. >>> chuck, good morning. we had an issue on 95 northbound in the express lanes up n fairfax county parkway. everything was over on the shoulder. just minor delays but still very light causing a slowdown. authorities pulled up southbound at the scene to block a left shoulder, but nothing huge. chopper 4 has our crash inside the beltway. southbound at new hampshire halve down in north hampton drive. stay left to get by. on north hamptohampton, you may under police up instructiinstru pass. >>> it's a sad day in hollywood because we all grew up with her and that's the sad day. she's a star in heaven, that's all i can say. >> from your neighborhood to hollywood, everyone is remembering carrie fisher this morning. you are looking at new video this morning from the hollywood hall of fame. where fans decorated a blank star with her name. and the words "may the force b

it happened yesterday in the city of hialeah , a suburb of miami. police school bus to swerve and smash through a concrete wall at a home. according to the reports, police say the car's driver will likely face charges. people living in the area say the intersection is prone to crashes. "this corner is infamous for that. people run the stop and run into that house usually " bus company officials say the children were students at an area middle school. none of the injuries are life-threatening. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. bus attendant will spend 11 years in federal prison. 20 year old tyler konigsmark was sentenced for enticement of minors. he admitted he had sex with an underage girl earlier this year. he also used his phone to request sexually explicit images from 3 girls. a former clarke university basketball coach now working in des moines faces an o-w-i charge this morning. 32-year-old justin einerson is now the head boys coach at lincoln high school in des moines. police pulled him over sunday morning after someone reported a reckless dr

russell westbrook 1129 points, 17 rebounds and 11 assists for oklahoma city win at miami.ason. and college football, the minnesota golden gophers winning the holiday bowl with this lucky touchdown. minnesota quarterback various dangerous 13-yard touchdown pass pass commission in brooklyn or washington state player jumped up and tried to tip the ball away. actually what ran into the hands of brooks as he arrives at me and said. minnesota beat washington state 17-12. dagen: 34-26. i didn't even know they were in a bowl game. the regular acc in basketball does start. i was like good luck to the demon deacons. congratulations. before you head out the door, a literature wednesday forecast with fox senior meteorologist janice dean. >> we're watching a quiet day today for the most part. and so crank up tomorrow and into friday as they watch the next-line system of across the great lakes and link up with the storm across the south. this my friend is what we call in the research. tuesday morning your commute will be rainy. anterior sections where we get this now. let's move ahead a

miami. because if a city can't afford democracy, it's not really a city anymore. it's, they're basically wards of the state, and it's really dragging down not just the city itself, but the entire state of michigan. i mean when you have the two , most violent cities in the nation, and when you have a city that is such an international similar symbol of urban decay you've got people flying in from france to take pictures of it, that reflects badly on the entire state of michigan. so i guess, we have run through our our -- our our mother thank you everybody coming year. -- here. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: on history bookshelf, here from the best-known history writers of the decade every saturday at 1:00 p.m. eastern, and you can watch any of our programs at any time, visit our website c-span.org/history. you are watching "american history tv" all weekend every weekend on c-span3.

hundreds and hundreds of athletes from venice, california, to miami, florida, and all walks of life took on brutal qualifying courses and even tougher cityals courses. - oh! - now, the top 85 athletes from across america have gathered here on the world-famous las vegas strip to take on the world's toughest obstacle course-- mount midoriyama. among those vying for the $1/2 million grand prize, one of the most accomplished competitors in the history of american ninja warrior, david campbell, schoolteacher and first-time ninja competitor colby frontiero,

it's for "art miami" -- a festival that draws big crowds -- and traffic -- to the city. so instead -- uber riders can get around on the water and in the air. just in time for the holidays -- niagara falls unveiling a new light display -- using l-e-d's to illuminate the enormous waterfall. the four of an ongoing effort to increase tourism. it's the first lighting upgrade to the falls in more than 20 years -- and will provide twice as much light as the old setup -- and even more color options. in portland, oregon -- why wouldn't there be a "hipster santa"? the new-age kris kringle is at portland's pioneer place mall. instead of a jolly red suit -- he wears black frame glasses, blue jeans and a "big even has tattoos, piercings and a man bun! this is hipster santa's second year at the mall. mila kunis and ashton kutcher's family is growing.... and selena gomez beats out taylor swift and beyonce... the details are in tonight's buzz. the couple welcomed their second child into the world yesterday. the two have not yet released the name of their new addition. kutcher and kunis

miami. you can order off the menu and use uber eats app. now, uber eats is in about 50 citiesd the world and literally much like uber cars, you can track your delivery and mcdonald's is like one of the first fast food restaurants to sign up for uber eats. they're going to test it and feedback. stuart: you've got to pay, pay uber, right. ashley: yes. stuart: for $6, fries, shake, big mac, whatever it is, you're going to be paying double. ashley: they haven't given the pricing, but someone is going to get commission off of that. stuart: scott shellady, mcdonald's here in the news, you want to talk. >> i knew you were going to look at me with mcdonald's. if they test piloted where i live, it would be a-- >> and you trade the beef that they put in the burgers. you've got on a cow jacket. [laughter] >> white house press secretary josh ernst says the russians hacked the election and president-elect trump knew about it and trump fires back at his rally. stay there, you'll hear what mr. trump had to say. to syria, forces taking the city of aleppo, putting president obama on defensive.

court. 3 police in miami beach shut down an entire city block last night... due to the threat of possible explosives. authorities say... someone called police claiming that ?at least one explosive device? "ocean drive."the caller didn't say ?where? specifically the device was--- or--- what it consisted of. miami beach police say... officers are checking all vehicles in the area for the device. charleston church shooter dylann roof made his first court appearance yesterday. yesterday.final jury selection happened yesterday morning... then some family members of victims took the stand. roof's lawyer told the jury he might not call any witnesses during this part of trial. however.. roof will represent himself during his sentencing.he's accused of killing nine black people at a church last year. did it to start a "race war." if convicted.. he could face the death penalty. 3 attorneys for mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman are fighting to keep the head of the sina-loa cartel from being sent to the united states.the defense is asking mexico's supreme court

to drop the weapon.the student is hospitalized in critical condition. 3 police in miami beach shut down an entire city block last night due to the threat of possible explosives. authorities say someone called police claiming that at least one explosive device could be found on ocean drive.the or what it was.miami beach police say officers are checking all vehicles in the area for the device. two juveniles are facing charges... in connection to the largest wildfire to hit tennessee in a hundred years. years.the fire destroyed or damaged hundreds of homes in and around gatlinburg last week... and killed more than a dozen people.the juveniles stand accused of aggrated arson. 3 president-elect donald trump contues his 'thank-you' tour in iowa today... amid his ?latest feud? with a union leader who criticized his recent carrier ?jobs deal.? deal.? trump took to twitter... stating "chuck jones" had done a terrible job.he also suggested the steelworkers union president... was the reason companies were leaving the country. in an interview with cnn -- jones accused trump of ?inflating the number of jobs being

miami, still warm. 82. new york city 46. and clear out across the west christmas day.he problem is going be to right here across the central plains. >> white christmas there in the north. all right. thank you. >>> we be right back with a look at when a newspaper published a criminal christmas poem that introduced america to the santa claus as we know it and it happen this day in history. that's wonderful. thank you very much. oh boy. thank you. ♪you make me feel so young ♪you make me feel so spring has sprung♪ >>> on this day in 1823 a newspapers published the famous poem, a visit from saint nicklaus, we now know it as 'twas the light before christmas. a man from new york claimed to have originally wherein it for his kids before somebody else sent it to the newspaper in the city of troy. historians say the poem helped define our images of santa claus as a jolly old elf with a sleigh and reindeer who climbs down claim anies to deliver toys. that it was 193 years ago today. i'm john scott in for shepard myth. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> welcome everybody. i

it's part of a partnership with a vodka in accordance with "art miami" an art festival which brings a lot of extra traffic to the city. those who chose to go by car instead, can get a free an upgrade," which includes a ride in a limited- edition luxury s- u-v, wrapped in custom artwork with a photobooth inside. talk about the catch of a lifetime. check out this massive fish a guy in north carolina just caught. the 112-pound catfish was so big he wasn't even sure he was going to be able to pull it out of the water. hooked up with him i felt like i had something really big" "i didn't realize how big he was until i actually got my hands underneath him." brewington says he battled for 30 minutes to reel in the massive fish, which only 5 pounds shy of the state record. you may be wondering what he did with the 112-pound catfish, brewington said he released it back in the river. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. the big story today will be gusty winds across southern nevada for friday. wind gusts around the las vegas valley will be in the 30 to 40 mph range. even stronger wind is expected along the colorado river

we're deftly talking to interested parties in the city in california, texas and other places. were a miamicompany. >> i asked shoppers if they knew about the app. >> i never heard of it. i would probably use it during the holidays when it's really busy. >> how does he work it out for them all? due by the are they making money? >> it's a business arrangement. they have 33 spots. the great parties handicap spaces where you feel envious because disabled spots are right near the door, now they are next to the disabled spaces. >> on the app to have to put and how long you are staying at the mall so they know when to reassign your space? i go to the mall to shop around, hang out, grab coffee, have fun. i don't think i would keep in tune with that. >> it doesn't work for you. it's $10 for four hours and then $5 for every additional hour. you just hit the app and it tells you how much time you have left. >> how about the traffic them round the mall? is an open up and navigate around that? >> no. >> if your cat lover this is going to be hard to watch. this 19-year-old teenager through a cat in a bl

. >> reporter: preparations also underway in miami which is hosting fox's annual countdown to midnight the city is asking party goers to leave bottles, cans and coolers at home. meantime police in fort lauderdale are getting ready to protect gatherings for a count down featuring an illuminated anchor. >> the police presence will be both visible and maybe not so visible but they'll be out here. >> reporter: the party extends fa far beyond our borders though and police are taking action in cities worldwide including paris where officials tried to reassure the public with a show of force outside the louvre. >> as well in sidney australia a man there has been charged with posting online threats relating to this weekend. nypd taking extraordinary measures on new year's eve including use of police dogs, helicopters and boat patrols to keep the city safe. in times square, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> well, if you're staying home on new year's eve, fox 29 is the station to watch. spend new year's eve with pitbull, queen latifah and snoop dog. don't miss the revolution this weekend they'll be broadcastin

it happened yesterday in the city of hialeah , a suburb of miami. police say a car ran a stop sign, forcing the driver of the school bus to swerve and smash through a concrete wall at a home. according to the reports, police say the car's driver will likely face charges. people living in the area say "this corner is infamous for that. people run the stop and run into that house usually " bus company officials say the children were students at an area middle school. none of the injuries are life-threatening. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. a former cedar rapids school bus attendant will spend 11 years in federal prison. 20 year old tyler konigsmark was sentenced for enticement of minors. he admitted he had sex with an underage girl earlier this year. he also used his phone to request sexually explicit images fr a former clarke university basketball coach now working in des moines faces an o-w-i charge this morning. 32-year-old justin einerson is now the head boys coach at lincoln high school in des moines. police pulled him over sunday morning aft

ne new year's ee in general. >> reporter: preparation under way in miami which is hosting fox's annual countdown to midnight. the cityans and coolers at home. meantime police in ft. lauderdale are get regular ready to protect gathering for countdown featurin featuring an illuminated anchor. >> police presence will be both visible and not so visible but they'll be out here. >> reporter: party extends far beyond our borders though and police are taking action in cities worldwide in of including paris where officials tried to reassure the public with a show of force outside the louvre. as well as in sidney australia a man there has been charged with posting online threats relating to this weekend. nypp taking extraordinary measures including the use of police dog, helicopters and boat patrols to keep the city safe. in times square, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> you may want to be extra vigilant about checking for ticks there. have been more cases of lyme disease in pennsylvania than any other state. more than 12,000 people in our state have had the tick born disease this year according to figures released by the c d.c. th

go in the burger, in the specific cities inberg are king in miami, london, or brazil or you can post picture of the gift on twit error instagram with the # whooper exchange and first 100 people will get a swap, day after christmas. it will be a surprise, how about that. >> so you have to leave the gift there. >> yes. >> can you say you didn't get what you wanted. >> you can post a picture, we will see. maybe we will do it. >>> big chill this morning waking up, you haven't stepped outside, the arctic blast is out there we will take you live to the poconos to see all that snow flying around. they are making snow because season is underway. we will be right back, sue and bob has you covered. we asked woman to smell two body washes and pick their favorite. i prefer b. b. what was a... bath and bodyworks. and their favorite... suave. really? i am impressed. three fragrances preferred over bath and body works. the holidays don't officialy begin, until it's time to make: flaky, delicious, piping hot things. golden brown and sticky things. fresh out of the oven, why can't they cool things? n

the housing market like new york city, san francisco, miami, we have seen overdevelopment of supply, for eight years money has been free, interest rates have been near zero. we had overdevelopment, everybody became developer. the supply and demand, prices are going to come down. sandra: that's going to take some time. people have six months before we really see -- >> yeah, six to nine months, whether he start to see that in the marketplace. sandra: all right, let's talk commercial real estate and we will talk residential more later, get to commercial real estate and what do you expect there? >> i think for the last eight years you had a community organizer in the white house. we now have a real estate developer, he's a pragmatic guy. we also have the house and the senate, i think that a lot of the proposals that we have been talking about are going to get pushed through. he's been talking about dodd-frank and reforming it and bringing capital gains rate down and cutting corporate tax rate. he's a progrowth, probusiness. sandra: everybody wonders if we start to seeing interest rates m

miami. 55 in dallas. cold, 36 degrees in kansas city. here is the storm system setting itself up now.ot of clouds streaming across the skies. a a lot of cold air to the north. just off of the coastline. the system developing early in the hawaii island chain. latched on to tropical moisture that will combine for the cold air coming down and there is all streaming in our direction. it will be interesting to see how it works out. we will try to time it out for the next couple of days for you as you see a lot of clouds moving across the sky. tomorrow morning, skies early on. heading through the day. sneaking in sunshine between those clouds and it remains dry. that changes as we head in towards tuesday. moisture will start to surge. especially in the afternoon. the main focus is going to be north of golden gate bridge. we are expecting the heaviest amounts of rain down to the south, more scattered showers, then, everybody is going to get hit hard heading into thursday. that part of the storm, the low, very strong gusty winds to go along with that, too. we have stormy weather ahead. we wil

miami as well. if you're expecting visitors from those cities, you might want to check the status of those flights.lways a good idea to call the airline beforehand to check on the status of your flight. one final piece of advice, you want to be sure that you call the airport and make sure there is long-term parking. you certainly don't want to arrive at the airport and find there is no place to park your car. >> i was going to ask you that. so stressful. luckily bart goes to oakland and sfo now. are you getting any indication there of how the parking lots are doing? >> reporter: you know, we've been focused pretty much on the terminals. we don't know exactly how the parking situation is looking here at sfo. i can tell you from personal experience, i have flown my family out and we didn't check and make reservations and we showed up at the airport and it was a mess. we had to scramble to find a place to park our cars. learn from my mistakes, people. learn from my mistakes. >> go online. >> make sure that there's a place to park the car. >> get there two to three hours prior. that will help. >> repor

miami a toasty78. thirty-one in millville and atlantic city. twenty-three in allentown.hat arctic front has blown through the delaware valley. no precipitation but left over cloud. cloud cover will get out of here bob kelly but look at those temperatures hour by hour, 31 at lunch, you are treating, i want some soup today i think. thirty-four is the afternoon high temperature. >> soup, grilled cheese for everybody. coup up will smith's he going to my aim. 78 degrees. the got to love it. live look at the blue route 476 where it goes over 76, some numbers there. no problems at all but right here do you see is what left over here. this is what is left over from all that rain. of course, that is off to the shoulder but all that rain we had over weekend if it didn't make it in the drainage great or driveway, parking lot we lost a degree somewhere down to 29 now but coming in from new jersey, light volume getting started on a monday. they are still working on i-95 near cottman avenue wrapping up weekend project, so watch out for blinking lights and work crews out there at cottm

cities in florida. they will begin testing them at 200 restaurants in tampa, orlando and miami. customers can offer off the menu and deliver through uber eats. >>> and still ahead on "action news" at 12:30 another check of the forecast for you, as we look live outside. sky 6 hd showing you a sunny but chilly picture of the ben franklin bridge. melissa magee has an interesting weekend for from accuweather when we come right back. >>> nasa now has eight new eyes in the sky to monitor hurricanes in space. they launched micro satellites into space. that rocket took the satellites up to orbit each are the size of a carry on suitcase, the $157 million mission can measure wind speeds even through heavy rain and that should improve forecasts of hurricane intensity. speaking of intense, the weather is pretty chill. >> it's chilly today and then the snow and the mixed bag and rain. a lot to go over. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan radar you can see it's dry right now but snow is starting to gather to the sound. south jersey and delaware. yet to make it to the ground. things will m

cities further north in seattle and san francisco, boston and los angeles, new york is at 53 and miami they're loving it now at 76. we're at a local coffee shop and have seen a couple patrons going in and out trying to stay warm. a couple layers on now. it's beautiful christmas weather and more people coming in getting hot chocolate and trying to stay warm in the very frigid temperatures. i love warm. she runs from the parking garage to her car. ashley, you have been telling me that you like bundling up. >> yeah, it's better than being hot. i'm still trying to get used to the cold out here. >> it's definitely been a shock this week but we're used to it. >> definitely. it's hot and the next day it's cold for the winter. >> reporter: at least compared to the other cities we heat up. >> that's true. >> reporter: so this morning people have been come coming in and getting coffee. you have an outdoor station for when you guys get busy. >> yeah, what started the business, people usually come to the cart first and then go inside. >> i can tell you now the difference of this -- it's like a goo

we go to the southeast, miami and fort lauderdale reporting delays. 30s at salt lake , delays at salt lake city. the weather is expected to continue as we get into the weekend. let's talk about tahoe, we have clearing for the weekend, there's an advisory in place but good weather saturday and sunday. temperature will be cold in the overnight hours dipping into the teens. for the afternoon, sunny, dry and in the 30s. if you're headed to tahoe the winds will be light and dry. the frost freeze advisories for our area, we're looking at cold temperature and a freeze watch. we'll focus at home, expect a saturday and sunday morning for the valleys and mornings, we're expected to dip into the 20s from midnight to 8:00 a.m., we'll have the freeze warning in place. and the lighter shade is for the bayside communities, san francisco and the coast. midnight the 8:00 in the morning. we'll wake up with freezing temps around the bay and 20 for the inland communities. bring in the pets. cover the pets. it will have an impact. temperature on the cool side and breezy. we talked about that. 51 in santa rosa. low

city, you are fine for the day tomorrow. look at the beautiful day tomorrow in miami. around 82 degree. new orleans will be in the middle 60's. and the further west you go, going to see temperatures that are going to be suitable for this time of year. fee knick, temperaturear temperatures around 64 degrees. san francisco, you're npnth upper 50's. i'll take you to look at the 10-day outlook. and our temperatures are eventually going to cool down as we end the year. but let's talk about tomorrow. 53 for a high. upper 40's on friday. first day of hanukkah and 50. quansa, monday, the lower 50's. rebounding to 60 on tuesday. then we end the final day of 2016 with highs in the 40's and nighttime lows in the 30's and ower 40's. >> ♪ night divine o night ♪ alison: music filling the metro. the voice is going viral. and abc 7 spoke to this singer about her holiday message which born out of ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jonathan: during the holidays memories are made at the dinner table. help us set a place at the table for those who have sacrificed so much for us by nominating a ve