ramÓn: hay que sacar el paraguas, millie delgado estÁ listo para el pronÓstico extendido.Ían estar alcanzando hasta las 40 millas por hora; tambiÉn tenemos tormentas invernales en lo que es sierra madre el dÍa de hoy, ha caído aproximadamente tres pulgadas de nieve. definitivamente es un espectÁculo maravilloso y tambiÉn para aliviar algo de la sequÍa que estamos atravesando. y se nos viene un nuevo sistema de tormenta desde el golfo de alaska, estamos directamente hacia california y es lo que nos va a traer la posibilidad de lluvia para maÑana su domingo familiar. desde ya tome sus precauciones porque esto puede extenderse hasta el dÍa lunes. esta noche, por lo pronto 52 con los hilos parcialmente nublados los cientos en un factor muy importante esta noche, 24 millas por hora las mÁximas temperaturas de hoy son los 57 grados muy de acuerdo con esta temporada de diciembre las mÁximas temperaturas para maÑana aquÍ las tienen ademÁs de la lluvia que se va registrar 55 para concorde y palo alto. es el pronÓstico extendido para los prÓximos cinco dÍas. hacia el dÍa lunes la po

para saber mÁs pasamos con milly delgado y un adelanto el pronÓstico del tiempo milly: como simple, suuvia el dÍa de hoy. sÓlo prolongarÁ a lo largo del fin de semana y tambiÉn hasta la pÓcima semana. se habla que esta navidad va a llover, asÍ que si tiene planes para viajar piense que va a haber retrasos por carretera y tambiÉn en aeropuertos. se estÁ activando la advertencia tormenta invernal hacia lo que es sierra nevada, se habla de 12 pulgadas de nieve que podrÍa registrarse para la prÓxima semana. ademÁs, los fuertes vientos van a cumplir un rol sumamente importante y peligroso. tome sus precauciones, porque esto podrÍa cambiar en el transcurso de la noche y madrugada. es todo mi reporte se momento, le tengo mÁs informaciÓn en mi segmento, no se lo pierdan. leticia: en un gesto de solidaridad con las vÍctimas de la masacre san bernardino, el presidente obama se reuniÓ hoy con familiares de los fallecidos. leÓn: reiteró el llamado a la unidad nacional para acabar con el terrorismo. luis zaragoza tiene mÁs sobre la visita. luis: esta tarde presidente obama llegÓ al aeropuerto de sa

milli, nos estÁ trayend temperaturas por debajo de lo normal.mal. mÁximas de la maÑana 53 para palo alto, 54 para auckland, el problema es en la noche cuando desciende la temperatura, tengo mÁs informaciÓn sobre el tiempo en mi secciÓn. >> cuantas visas se entregaron en los prÓximos aÑos. >> varias agencias de transporte pÚblico extenderÁn el servicio del fin de aÑo para que lleguen a casa seguras tras los festejos. >> suspenden al cura por dar misa arriba del juguete mÁs popular. ---en las filipinas >> en las filipinas suspendieron a un cura para que reflexione sobre lo que hizo,ya que se desplazaba sobre la patineta cantando villancicos. >> falta poco para que comience las celebraciones de aÑo nuevo, si piensa brindar para recibir el 2016 serÁ mejor que no maneje. ramÓn: cero tolerancia es el mensaje. >> tomar su tiempo no andar a lo loco tener cuidado. ramÓn: una de las sesiones para evitar multas, es utilizar el transporte Único. saldrÁn cada 20 minutos. otras opciones de transporte, ofrecerÁ vicio gratuita a partir de las ocho de la noche d

if we try to commingle or move, we will lose our identity, our culture. >> millie told us that the rock wall is just buying them time until they can figure out how to accomplish their real goal - relocating the entire village. but the question is where? across the lagoon on the mainland, there is a site the government says is safe, but it's miles away from the ocean. >> it would be difficult to harvest our marine mammals, mostly because it would cost more...burn more fuel to get out to the ocean. >> the village has found a site they want to move to, but the army corps of engineers says, it's prone to flooding-- meaning government agencies won't help fund the move. >> so the village is on their own to move to that site. (sighs) we don't have the resources to move the whole village to that site by ourselves. they would have to do it without any support. and that's where the divide is-- western science and the traditional ecological knowledge. somewhere along the lines both sides have to compromise at some point. otherwise, you will lose 450 people. >> until they can find somewhere to move

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millie delgado ya esta lista con el esta listo pronÓstico del clima lloverÁ o no lloverá.aciones. y podrÍa quedarse tambiÉn para el fin de semana. y extenderse hasta los dÍas previos a la navidad. tomar precauciones si piensa viajar. si piensa viajar al mes en un buen equipo invernal y en la costa de la bahÍa todavía queda el alto oleaje. las temperaturas de hoy se alcanzan los 55° y se han mantenido. en las otras unidades tambiÉn se presentÓ lluvias santa rosa 55 san josÉ 58, los vientos son un factor importante. y podrÍa aumentar su velocidad en el transcurso de la noche o madrugada que habrÍa de conducir con cuidado. para los prÓximos dÍas, en la maÑana del domingo familiar aÚn queda probabilidades de lluvia. en el dÍa de navidad tenemos un 60% de probabilidad de si usted tiene historias y desea que las investiguemos o bien noticias que reportar, llame a nuestra redaccÓn. o envíenos un correo electÓnico a "noticias14 @univision .net"tambien puede comunicarse con nosotros por facebook estamos bajo "univision 14". --como todos los Ías seguimos compartiendo sus fotos navid

she is now being held at a los angeles jail on 1 milli$1 milli for helping her son flee. >> put yourself in tanya's shoes, who has a son who is the most hated boy in america. >> after winning a delay in his deportation, ethan couch was escorted to another detention center in mexico city, and he will appear before a higher immigration court and that could take months. they believe the mother and son fled after violating his probation sentence for a drunk driving crash that killed four people. here is exclusive video of the couches going through daily life trying to buy meat at a local butcher shop hours before they were arrested. >> tanya couch's extradition happens next week, if she is found guilty of helping her son evade police she faces up to 10 years in prison. we heard from the man that will lead the eagles in the final game of the season against the giants. pat shermer spoke for the first time as the head interim coach. he says that fans should not expect the birds to look drastically different and he is not looking at this game as a chance to be the head coach. >> i look at every

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but there's also a major storm brewing.threat age ening 10s of milli ns americans. >> reporter: the weather on i 49 along the texas arkansas border turned the roadways deadly. three killed, seven injured in a blinding fog pile up. >> sounded like an explosion. >> reporter: the wild weather system creating havoc is also poised to shatter records. some spots 40 degrees above average. christmas eve in philly, 73. savannah, georgia, 79. 2800 temperature records already broken in december. in raleigh where it will be 78, roads are sloppy. 2600 piglets were on this big rig, what they're calling the pork chompp overturn. across the country, a different extreme fuelled in part by el nino. and winds powerful enough to rip off roofs and topple trucks and in the sierras this winter white ouayt beautiful but dangerous. major roads shut down, others brought to a crawl. many here will be lucky to get home by christmas. it was supposed to be a christmas eve trip but i didn't get out of town in time. >> reporter: in oregon steve has spent 16 hours a day for the last 15 days fighting blizzards so travellers

investigators say 18-year-old alexander millis and a cab as passengers then hured him -- lured him to a park in new bedford where millis shot him twice in the head. >> and it was just one terrific individual, how people can take the life of someone like this is beyond my imagination. >> right now he's at bridgewater state hospital for a mental evaluation, the other suspect is 16 his case being handled in juvenile court and his name not public. >>> bella bond's father arrested on shoplifting charges, joe amoroso arrested outside the home depot at the south bay shopping center, the globe reports he allegedly stole more than $600 worth of products including a band saw, amoroso never met his daughter but said he was trying to establish a relationship with her when she was allegedly murdered by her mother's boyfriend. >>> whether to give bomber tsarnaev a new trial, his lawyers argued a recent supreme about half of the charges that tsarnaev was convicted of, the rule. >>> the chelsea police chief is praising his officers for their actions in a dangerous situation, this is surveillance vide

comes from a partnership with abc seven this shot on thursday courting the east bay mud next goal millis is one of her house wasn't legacies, seven proceeded to focus of. seven bedroom home as an average of 1,670 gal. of water a day next lead singer four-bedroom fall back home office medalist for a five- bedroom 5-and bill he 40 has been behaving bit vague that the wooden 426 phelan today 1800 people on the list now that deal. >> catherine: the arrest on a violent home invasion high tech license plate reader sent this bill on the suspect's vehicle and reason home invasion robbery in orinda the police chief mark credits one of its talents 12 license plate reads for tracking down a year-old home invasion of respect from money miller will could gain some relief to a hospital suffragan injury after being basilic have been some they are looking for a second suspect that this delay the call from the scene the night of the robbery. early >> catherine: a pacifica on the beach this is night of the high surf warning to fly after in place of tiffany fee forecast for some a as a maverick use extreme

slasco and young millie were lying in >> edge water police came to the home after they didn't show up for the holidays. >> that is awful. >> the murder-suicide took place two or three days before christmas, police believe the presents still under the tree. >> there were things in the apartment that would give one the indication that mellie looked very lovingly upon her father. >> one neighbor says the father seemed very protective of the little girl. this woman who lives on the same floor says she had no idea the shooting took place right across the hall. >> i heard nothing. >> a towel or blanket was used at the front of the weapon, which would at least help to silence the sound somewhat. >> michael ran his specialized watch making business from a home office here. law enforcement, his main clientele, there is so far no clue as to his motive here. what would possess anyone to do that. an innocent eight-year-old girl. >> a haunting question that resists explanation. in edge water, new jersey, steve langford, cbs 2 news. >> on long island, police are searching for the driver of a deadly

massachusetts, i would like to give a holiday greeting in christmas warming to my family back home in millis beautiful wife allison, my dog casper, cat esmirelda. >>> . it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now for this great offer. >>> devastating tornadoes including an ef 3 ripped through the south, tonight there is a state of emergency in mississippi, at least is 11 people were killed in last night's storms, the twisters destroyed hundreds of homes and left thousands without power. >>> there is no severe weather here. >>> when you want the snow it feels like spring, when we want it to feel like spring we might get a wintery mix. >>> by next week we'll be back to winter even though we really want

the vacant mansion went from a 1.5 milli$1.5 million renovatio. the last governor? ronald reagan back in 1967. >> the annual toys for tots distribution on the peninsula. marines handed out gifts to eager children and their families. every year, the marine corps collects new toys to children and those in need. this year, all the donations filled hundreds of bags. all the children will get to have a happier holiday thanks to all the generosity. >> up next, the team's new pitcher talks about what he wants most as announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, or choose to save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ sleep train [train horn] ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ . >>> coming up at 6:00, the discovery of bones. >> and do you have

millis just over one, just under one in the city of boston but it was enough to create a mess out there. you are saying what is left out there? not much. low-level moisture. but we've had patches of it and we've had a lot of refreeze go on as temperatures were above freezing and then dramatically dropped off back below the freezing mark. advisory that runs until midnight tonight. for all of the commonwealth with the exception of down through buzzards bay, cape and the islands. storm system pulling away from us. a lot of the moisture offshore. had a secondary wave arrive to the south and east of us, as that passed winds went back to the north. colder air drained in. downtown boston we are down 31. lexington at 26. 25 wayland and a little bit of light freezing mist out there and we do have that to coat the cars. you need the ice scraper getting ready for the commute. a lot of the secondary roads slippery as well. main roads doing okay. second 'roads that haven't been treated as well and some of the sidewalks and driveways out there. slip sliding in. ran do feel down to 24. over to dighton

so i rate this a milli vanilli. (laughter) (applause) next up. >> i started as a secretary. way to the top of corporate america while being called every b word in the book. >> now this is partly true. carly fiorina did start her career as a secretary at a broj firm and worked her way up to c.e.o. but was she called every b word in the book? well, let's check. hmmmm, okay, yup, yeah, that one-- definitely that one, a few times. yeah, oh, here's one. banshee. no, that one she probably was called. okay, bubbly, breezy, believable. okay, those are b words carly fiorina has never been called. so i am going to give this one a b for bull [bleep] (applause) okay. that reminds me, i want to circle back around to ted cruz who had some criticism of president obama's syria policy. >> they're searching for these mythical moderate rebels. it's like a purple unicorn. they never exist. >> now this one is complicated. do moderate rebels exist? that partly depends on how you define moderate. are the free syrian army modz rate, are the kurds? the only fact all judgement i can make is that ted

. >> yeah, 3 milli hits. he remains single.- this is the ncaa basketball team, their particular type of celebration. they always show off their celebrations. this going viral. they've won six games and lost three. bang, in it goes. then they are -- it's orchestrated. and it's. >> they're doing well. 6-3. they're 6-3. >> this is a pony in the uk in a onesie. >> there you go. lookw >>> this morning on "world news now," challenging trump. the republicans ready to take the debate stage tonight as donald trump sees his biggest lead yet. the latest showdown just hours away. >> amazing poll. how did the woman responsible for killing 14 people in san bernardino get into the country after her disturbing social media posts? the terror investigation takes a new turn. >>> and new this morning, the "star wars" world premiere. >> first reaction to the film is in after last night's big event. and why "the force awakens" is so important to moviemakers. we are live in l.a. >> and later, saluting serena williams and her accomplishments as a ten

school which tab lated the most good behavior gold stars for girls with the names anna, courtney and milliethey're the good ones. >> boys with the best behavior were named harry, ryan and ethan. thank goodness jack didn't appear on that list. there's also a naughty list and the kids who weren't often rewarded with gold stars at that school. on the side of the girls lea, eleanor and jasmine. the naughty boys were joseph, james and joshua. but the school's director says, you know, the list not to be taken seriously. so don't worry -- >> clearly. >> if you've got a james, a joshua. >> several very delightful josephs. >> what a silly study. (laughter). >> who notice. at least katie and nicole didn't make the it. >> thank goodness for that. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon. thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. >> phyllis: well, well, well. look at all of these leaked newman documents. what a pity. [ keyboard clacking ] yes! gotcha! >> victor: gotcha. who exactly did you get? >> phyllis: newman offices are on the third floor. >> victor: i came by to see ashley. >> phyllis: she's out. i

bellingham coming in at 2, millis at one. the city of boston shy of an inch of snow. south shore did have a solid coating of snow and sleet to start the storm. the concern changing to some freezing drizzle. we don't have a lot of precipitation but any freezing drizzle will create the slippery spots and there is a freezing rain advisory until midnight tonight for that trace to .1 of an inch of freezing drizzle. `it looks like we're drying out. what the radar beam doesn't pick up well because it overshoots the drizzle when it's heading out of the site down there is the lot of low-level moisture and drizzle that we have including the city of boston right now. 34, that is at logan airport. there are observations closer to fenway park or even downtown boston running we're well below the freezing mark north and west of the city of boston and it's in the 40s through the south shore. once the windshield changes to the north and pushes this cold air down temperatures fall off quickly. there is the 31 in the city of boston downtown. still 36 in winthrop. 30 well most, down to 2

an oakland city council wom, the target of a multi-milli dollar lawsuit. as kpix five's >>> good morning. high temperatures across the bay today, they are not exactly that high. in fact, we're well below average for this time of the year topping out around 51 in morgan hill, 53 mountain view, 53 in union city. east bay temperatures low to mid-50s, as well. 52 in danville. daly city 52 as well as in kentfield, berkeley, pretty much low 50s everywhere except up north where we'll be in the 40s for some of the chilly spots. we also have rain possible thunderstorms and, yes, maybe a little bit of snow. >>> we're watching this accident in el cerrito eastbound 80 beyond potrero blocking the right-hand lane. there is a little bit of slow traffic now because of the problem. we'll have another update on this and a complete look at your christmas eve drive with "kcbs traffic." >>> an oakland city councilwoman is the target of a multi-million dollar lawsuit. as kpix 5's christin ayers tells us, the suit is claiming elder abuse after a political disagreement. >> the pe

but millis down to 32. framingham and woburn and framingham over to haverhill. pelham, new hampshire. those are in things to be careful in the back roads. we still have a couple of sprinkles around and we are possibly looking at icy spots that continue until 7:00 or 8:00. on average 33 degrees. above freezing. by noontime, 40. it will be dry and the clouds will be breaking apart. partial sun this afternoon at 4 partial sun this afternoon at 44 degrees and by 7 p.m., 36 nice and quiet and stay nice and quiet into your plans. a look at that new year's eve forecast. for you back to shiri for a check of the roads julie julie we want to remind folks that slick spots. volume is light. pike looking good. 93 south and pike moving along fine. a little foggy on the zakim bridge, but volume is very manageable. your live drive times. 25 minutes on pike from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 22 minutes on 128 south from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> well, on this new year's eve, new york city is not the only p

the chain reaction accidents just as millions hit the road for the holidays. 40 milli americans facing severe storms through christmas eve. >>> accused army desserter bowe bergdahl in court. tonight, in his own words, describing what the taliban did to him. >>> and the great made in america christmas is back. so many of you sending in your ideas. tonight, the famous "i love lucy" moment. in america. >> made in america! >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the war of words between the two front-runners in the race for 2016. the showdown unfolding at this hour, between donald trump and hillary clinton. trump under fire by some after using a certain word to describe clinton's loss to president obama. and commenting on her using the baththom during the debate tonight, the clinton campaign calling trump's remarks, quote, sexist and degrading. and there was a moment today on the campaign trail when a little girl asked secretary clinton a question. all of this comes amid new poll numbers tonight, and this question. how many americans

hillary clinton headed over to millie's to meet with supporters. hillary and hillary and bill clinton shook hands and they're planning more in the new year. >> i think this is fair to say that starting in january i will have my not so secret weapon. [applause]. we're going to cover as much ground in new hampshire as we possibly can. and the people that you welcome from other states who have known her and asking her, we need you. this is a very, very big thing and i'm very grateful. i was so proud of her tonight, but the proof is in the voting. and we've got to be up there every single day. after you take an appropriate holiday vacation. amy: and we assembled a panel of undecided voters from across the state of new hampshire to watch last night's debate. our jean mackin talked to them for their first reactions. jean: our group of voters came from all over the state of new hampshire with an important thing in common. they all said they were undecided going into the debate. the panel of undecided voters watched the debate from studio b some emerging w

and i always joke that we're like milli vanilli, but i'm like the people dancing out front. but it is a total mom and pop operation. we work on it all the time. he actually has--he's kept his day job. but we would work on it--we work on it all the time, on weekends, at night when the kids are asleep. and so, it's many hours. i don't even think--like, as soon as i get off, i'm going to be checking my social media. scott: you might think people who get fired do not want to talk about it, but sometimes they do want to talk, at least on this show. two of our guests were fired from high profile jobs, one at groupon, the other at men's wearhouse. and you'll hear from them after the break. scott: welcome back to "press here." if you've never seen our show before, you actually picked a really good week to start as we show you highlights from 2015. each week, two reporters from national publications sit down with me to interview newsmakers. and earlier this fall, a company you've probably never heard of launched a new ad campaign, not to sell you anything, but to advertise for engine

. >> there were things in the apartment that would give one the indication that millie stasko looked lovingly upon her father. you see cards and holiday cards. >> reporter: investigators say the shots appear to have been fired between the evening of the 22nd and the morning of the 23rd. detectives believe a towel may have been used in front of the playing. shots. inside the apartment, presents under a tree. >> one always has to wonder what would possess anyone to do that? an innocent 8-year-old girl. i'm hopeful we'll find out the reason, because she deserves at least the public to understand what happened here. >> reporter: a motive is still unclear. >>> on long island a mother is accused of driving drunk after a crash that injured two young girls, one of them seriously. police say latonya mowar, her 8- year-old daughter and 6-year- old niece were in the car when it slamed into a utility pole in bay shore last night. the 6-year-old was thrown from the vehicle. the woman is facing charges. >>> police continue to search for a man accused of shooting his wife feet from their sleeping c

army chief mark millie was in baghdad meeting the iraqi commanders overseeing the battle to retake ramadithey estimated there are about 250 to three 5 350 isis fighters lift in ramadi, most have retreatd. >> this still a war. this enemy does have fight left in them. we should not be pollyannish about that, this tells us also, is that the forces that we're aligned with, iraqi security forces issue these are now becoming solid fighting forces. reporter: isis may be trying to divert attention from battle for ramadi by setting off a wave of suicide bombings in iraq today killing 15 civilians, what is notable is who is absip. absent. >> u.s. command put pressure on -- not to have shia militia involved, we want to provide accurate air support, we do not want to be provide that air support to those mil militia who spent close to 4 years killing our troops when we were in iraq. reporter if all goes as land, iraqi hope ofs to begin shaping operation to retake mosul in spring, where estimated 2000 isis fighters, continue to hold iraq's second largest city. tom: thank you, the pentagon. some militar

she is definitely thoroughly modern millie, or thoroughly modern janet.he reflects a fed model that emphasizes transitory as opposed to structural factors, and continues to suggest short legs in monetary policy. basically ised living in an old age as opposed to a new age, reflective of high globalization, factors in terms of demographics that are pushing down inflation. she refuses to acknowledge it. >> i want michael mckee to jump in with his sophistication, but i have got to ask you that key question. which way will the spread differential play out? is full faith and credit going to make higher yields or do we see carnage in the high-yield market? >> i think we have reached a point of stasis in the high-yield market. for the most part it is a function of retail, and retail confidence. certainly it has been shaken of the past few days and months as high-yield prices have gone down by 5%, 10%, 15%. not as confidence-inducing type of and fullest but i think at the moment with high yields where to 600 basis point spread over treasury, they reflect a value t

she is definitely not thoroughly modern millie, or thoroughly modern janet.s a fed in a fed model that emphasizes transitory rather than structural factors. she suggests short legs in monetary policy. the site is living -- the fed is living in an old age as opposed to a new age. it is reflective of high leverage. reflective of globalization. effective factors in terms of demographics. >> i want michael to jump in. i have to ask you the key question of the dysfunction between full faith and credit and the high-yield market. which way will that spread differential play out? is a going to move higher in yields or do we see real carnage in the high-yield market? >> i think we reached a point, at least to rarely, of spaces in the high-yield market. for the most part, it is a function of retail. retail conference. it has been shaken over the past few days. and over the past few months. high-yield prices have gone down i 5%-10%. i think at the moment with high yields where they are, and the 500-600 basis point spread over treasuries -- they reflect a value that can

she is definitely not thoroughly modern millie, or thoroughly modern janet.s a fed in a fed model that emphasizes transitory rather than structural factors. she suggests short legs in monetary policy. the site is living -- the fed is living in an old age as opposed to a new age. it is reflective of high leverage. reflective of globalization. --ective of laughter's factors in terms of demographics. >> i want michael to jump in. i have to ask you the key question of the dysfunction between full faith and credit and the high-yield market. which way will that spread differential play out? is a going to move higher in yields or do we see real carnage in the high-yield market? >> i think we reached a point, at least to rarely, of spaces in the high-yield market. for the most part, it is a function of retail. retail conference. it has been shaken over the past few days. and over the past few months. high-yield prices have gone down i 5%-10%. moment with high yields where they are, and the 500-600 basis point spread over treasuries -- they reflect a value that can ho

the automaker is expecting at least half a milli claims. and "the force" is really with "star wars: the force awakens." the movie has already broken an impressive record. fandango says that pre-release ticket sales have exceeded the e mber of tickets sold on the site for any other movie's entire theatrical run. it's here's a live look at ??? on our city cam. around 30 degrees in many spots. along this cold front, a passing snow shower may occur, mainly along and north of a waterloo-maquoketa line. while no major issues are anticipated, a brief reductctn in visibility could occur in any snow shower . we'll see our coldest night of december so far tonight, with lows in the mid-teens. plan on a nice saturday with highs back in the mid-30s. mid-upper 40s are still on track for sunday with a chance of rain evening. have a grgrt thanks kaj. plan on another windy day in the area with highs around 30 degrees in many spots. along this cold front, a passing snow shower may occur, mainly along and north of a wateteoo-maquoketa line. while no major iss

the company seeking the license already has letters of support in nearby millis and framingham. randy: is the t ready for this winter? that will be the subject of a meeting this morning in south boston attended by governor baker. the focus will be on the lessons learned from last winter' s meltdown. the t has taken new steps to avoid another disaster including , new snow-removal equipment and enhanced winter notification emily: workers will hold a rally today at walmart in quincy in their push for change at the superstore. the protest is part of a national grassroots called "are you with us?" employees and supporters want to highlight what they call the negative impact of walmart on american workers, including low pay and insufficient benefits. randy: harvard university administrators are changing the title of so-called "house masters" amid racial concerns from some students. some students claim the term is associated with slave owners. the masters of harvard' s 12 undergraduate houses have now unanimously agreed to change their titles. administrators will soon meet to select a

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massachusetts but even so you're getting lots of in boston and waltham, 40 in woburn, 38 in boxford, 41 in millis and in foxborough and check out these upper 30s from worcester to shrewsbury to leominster, townsend still at 42 , still freezing there but surrounding towns and cities above freezing, so boston going from 42 now to 43 at noon, mother nature is taking her sweet time to warm us up, means only going to 44 this afternoon with dry and partly cloudy conditions. most of those clouds will be over southeastern mass, got hour-by-hour look and closer look what to expect for the evening commute in less than ten minutes. now back over to you, julie, for check on the road. >> julie: still seeing slow conditions in regular spots. few accidents there with many on the side roads, want to let you know on 93 northbound we have two lanes blocked before route 16. things sluggish northbound and expressway on the expressway right now and live look you be see a little bit of space between the cars when you pass the gas tank. live drive time 495 to mass ave and 20 minutes on the expressway from the braintree

. $45 milli 45 billion. some people want to find a negative spin on this. can set up a foundation. the guy has done extraordinarily well. he's built one of the world's biggest company and even if they keep however little slash a lot they'll have left at the end of this, you know, donating process they're still making a huge difference. >> it might also actually improve the reputation of silicon valley because what we're talking about on a day-to-day basis is very high valuations and the fact that they're running up the rent prices and they're setting a high bar for others, aren't they? >> very high bar. >> still to come on the show, the future of yahoo! may be up in the air. the board is meeting to discuss what to do with it's core but struggling internet business. we'll find out after the short break. >> shares of yahoo! are rallying today on reports the board is set to meet what exactly the company would look like in the future. let's get out to landon with all the details. >> good morning to you. yahoo!'s board is holding a regularly scheduled meeting to

county, bellingham, southward to northern rhode island and north smithfield and northward up into the millis area seeing heavy rain. we'll keep tracking where the heaviest is happening and the cold air for the weekend. >> vanessa: with the rain expected to fall for the next several hours, be sure to download the fox 25 weather app, so can you track it all for yourself. it's free and hazy to download for any device, search fox 25 weather. >> mark: breaking news, new developments in the san bernardino terror attack, just within the last hour, we learned the first charges have been filed against a friend of the married couple who carried out the shootings two weeks ago. fox 25's kerry kavanaugh has been gathering new information for us and joins us now. >> within the last 60 minutes, we learned investigators arrested the shooter's friend, who they say supplied the couple attack. anaphases terrorism charges. country that he is working closely with his national security team to keep our country safe this holiday season season. two major developments in the investigation and aftermath of the san b

check out these freezing places like millis, 32. framingham, 32. same for lowell and haverhill to pelham, new hampshire up to nashua, shrewsbury, hopkinton. the spots. night. it is still a little bit damp out there and thats wrae some of the back roads, especially that haven't been treated have the potential of having that little bit of ice. so so close right now. we are in the cusp of freezing. 34 degrees right now in boston. and warming out for ice mostly to the north and west. noon dry and turns partly sunny later today and by 7 p.m., 37 degrees. that midnight forecast in a few that midnight forecast in a few. julie grauert up with live drive time traffic. >> julie: shiri, right now the most volume on the expressway. most of us are in holiday mode so not the typical delay. average speeds 14 miles per road. pike bright green. traffic flow moving along nicely. still a little foggy and the roads are wet so you may encounter some ice. live drive times. 13 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel. 13 minutes on 95 from 495

it was a day not unlike today here in millie valley. it was late september, and nice fall day, beautiful fall day. decided that they were going to go for a picnic. and so this group of friends went to a park on the edge of town for a picnic. they were having a good time. they were probably drinking a little something or other, and, you know, getting a little bit relaxed, and they noticed that, where's wanda? wanda was gone. oh, yeah, she said she was going to go take a walk. well, how long ago was that? she certainly should be back by now. but she wasn't. so they went to look for her. and they looked high and low, and they couldn't find her. finally, they found somebody who said, oh, yeah, we saw a girl like that, and there were these russian guys pushing her into a car. so the nkvd dragnet -- which was very indiscriminate -- they just picked up every second man and a lot of women that had worked in the receive crete on you item -- soviet union in 1937, it ought to work here in tehran in 1943. so they were just picking people up at rand

about tonight's debate it is on a saturday night when a political debate ranks between dialysis and a millie vanilli concert. and sought to make sure that some upstart didn't upset their plans. what do you say? >> you know, i was not in on any of those, but i do know this. that hillary clinton debates really well. in fact, at the end of all of these debates that she has been in, we all go, why don't we do a lot more of these? because she does so well. she knows the issues. she's very substantive. it's not her that is dictating any of the debate schedule. she would be willing, i'm sure, to do more debates. >> well, that has been a point of criticism from some saying, look, why aren't there more than the dem debates scheduled. i suppose that's neither here nor there, not your decision nor mine. let's talk about this. according to new university boston herald poll, what it shows is that bernie sanders and hillary clinton are locked very tightly in a battle in new hampshire. you see sanders slightly leading at 48%. clinton at 46%. what happened, jennifer, if sanders pulls out a win in new hampsh

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