let's high five that mitten! (alan) high five that mitten. pluto. and yes, they are all decked out and--wait a minute. okay. they've actually asked janet to share a really exciting message for your next visit to the walt disney world resort down in florida. (janet) just when you thought you'd experienced everything walt disney world resort had to offer, here comes a bunch of new fun you don't want to miss. at disney's hollywood studios, whole new "star wars" galaxy is about to come to life beginning this december. this spring, disney's animal kingdom theme park is appearing in a whole new light. all new night time experiences are on the way, headlined by rivers of light, a show on the water combining music and majestic animal imagery. this summer, disney springs will be complete, offering over 150 exciting entertainment, dining, and unique shopping experiences, not to mention beautiful waterside views at the boat house. this summer, a new "frozen" ever after attraction is opening at epcot, where you'll feel like you've been transported to are

that's where tim seaman joins us shoes and mittens today, right tim ? jenna.... sertoma are filling more than a thousand goody bags that will out to guests on like s smany othehe, sertoma time supporter of the shoe and mitten party. other healthy snacks that kids can take home th them.. along with the snacks....new shoes, hats, socks and mittens for children ages 5-12 will be handed out. and as jenna mentioned its been going on for 73 years. no doubt this is the best time of the year to help the chilen in the communities. tim on cam joining me now is marketing manager here at goodwill.. seems like a pretty good partnership with sertoma.. for manmy folks a new phone or play station is whats most importatn... but for the kids that will be here saturday... much simpler christmas lists.. is it too late for someone to contribute to the party? ththks for joining me. jenna, christmas may still be few weeks away but on saturday it will feel like santa is in the house here at goodwill. still to come... you and i may not have enjoyed all the snow we got in the past week bu

nats of opening bag this year's goodwill shoe and mitten party will provide cold weather gear to more than one-thousand kids on saturday. members of sioux city noon sertoma club and telco triad credit union spent their thursday filling more than a thousand goody bags to be handed out at the party. but it's the new shoes, hats, socks and mittens children ages 5-12 will get on saturday that steal the show. "the kids come see us after they have thier new shoes and they are testing them out by seeing how high they can jump. they are thrilled to have these new shoes this is not an everyday occurance with them, they know this is special," said sertoma member dr. dick hettinger. jessica rae: and if your child is in need of shows or mittens, the goodwill is still taking reservations. you can contact them at 258-4511... the show and mitten party takes place at goodwill of the great plains at 3100 w 4th street, 9am to 3 in the afternoon. jessica rae: nats of auctioneer this annual had a record the festival of held last night at the ho-chunk centre in downtown sioux city. the trees and wreaths o

"you're at the goodwill shoe and mitten party," said mallory gaul. "my name is uallory gaul," said mallory gaul. "community marketing manager here at goodwill of the great plains," said mallory gaul. "we're giving away free hats, shoes, socks and mittens to children ages five to 11," said mallory gaul. "this is our 76th year here in sioux city doing t t shoe and mitten papay," said mallory gaul. "it started out with patent leather shoes that we gave and now as you can see theyre a little more brightly colored," said mallory gaul. "we have over 100 volunteers that come out today," said mallory gaul. "a lot of people start calling beginning of november to get on the list to bring their children and volunteer for the event," said mallory gaul. "they come wearing shoes with holes in it [and] some of them don''even have socks oo their feett" said mallory gauu "somm of the kids we saw last year, they're wearing the same exact shoes that we gave them last year," said mallory gaul. "they're a little shy at first but once you get talking to them they start sm

and mitten party takes place at goodwill of the great plains at 3100 w 4th the afternoon. jenna: nats of auctioneer this annual holiday tradition had a record breaking year. the festival of trees auction was tonight at the in downtown sioux city. the trees and display brought in more than $24,000 wanted to take a little christmas cheer home. that's the most the event has ever brought in in its 23 y yrs. and that's a huge win for this year's siouxland autism support group. "you know it just makes me feel so warm that the community is doing this for us and that we've had such a good show tonight. you know it's not all about raising the money, it's just getting the awareness and the acceptence of our kids because there's one in every sixty- eight's alot." says siouxland autism support group. jenna: the winnavegas tree brought in the most money, with a winning bid of more than with a winning bid of more than $2,400. abc9 is a proud festival of trees. jenna: still to come... with the holidays just around the corner, and many iowa families in need local farmers are stepping up a

on boston common, a sign >> it makes me happy. >> reporter: they're hanging with scarves, hats and mittens, a message as direct as it is simple. these are not lost. if you're stuck out in the code, please take what you need to stay warm. the big-hearted author getting some emotional responses. >> and it made me teary eyed to see good things going on in the word, and i stopped and read the sign and i saw a couple of people take a few scarfs and mittens. >> reporter: a gesture of generosity most welcome at this time in this year. >> i think it's a great idea. i think it's very good time of year to do that, in the winter. christmas season, people are showing they have a heart. >> it's nice to see with everything going on, things like this in the world. >> city officials say as long as the hats, mittens and gloves don't damage any trees or public property, they can stay. in the newsroom, i'm christa delcamp, 7news. >>> temperatures in the 40s this afternoon, that is seasonable for this time of year but we warm things back up into the weekend. take a look. >>> frick, the high temperature in bos

. >> reporter: trees are hanging with scarves, hats and mittens, a message as direct as it is simple. these are not lost. if you're stuck out in the code, please take what you need to stay warm. the big-hearted author getting some emotional responses. >> and it made me teary-eyed to see good things in the world going on, and i stopped and read the sign and i saw a couple people take a few scarfs and mittens. >> reporter: a gesture of generosity most welcome at this time in this year. >> i think it's a great idea. i think it's very good time of year to do that, winter, christmas season, people are showing they have a heart. >> it's nice to see with everything going on things like this in the world. >> city officials say as long as the hats, mittens and gloves don't damage any trees or public property, they can stay. in the newsroom, i'm christa >>> back to back afternoons with temperatures into the 40s. that is seasonable for the time of year. but we have milder times ahead. details in the seven-day forecast coming up. >>> then at 4:30, help for the homeless, a police chief going above

but it's the new shoes, hats, socks and mittens children ages 5-12 steal the show. "the kids come see us after they have thier new shoes and they are testing them out by seeing how high they can jump. they are thrilled to have these new shoes this is not an everyday occurance with them, they know this is special," said sertoma member dr. dick hettinger. jessica rae: and if your child is in need of shows or mittens, the goodwill is still taking reservations. you can contact them at 258-4511... the show and mitten party takes place at goodwill of the great plains at 3100 w 4th street, 9am to 3 in the afternoon. jessica rae: nats of auctioneer this aual holiday tradition had a record breaking year. the festival of trees auction was held last night at the ho-chunk centre in downtown sioux city. the trees and eaths on display brought in re than 24- thousand dollars from bidders who little christmas cheer home. that's the most the event has ever brought in in its 23 years. and that's a huge win for this year's beneficiary, the siouxland autism support group. "you know it

nats of opening bag goodwill shoe and mitten party will provide cold to more than on saturday. members of sioux city noon sertoma club and telco triad credit union spent their more than a ousand goody baba to be handed but t 's the new and mittens will get on "the kids me see us after they have thier new shoes and they are testing them out by seeing how high they can jump. they are thrilled to have these new shoes this is not an everyday occurance with them, they know this is special," said sertoma member dr. dick hettinger. jessica rae: and if your chchd is in need of ows or mittens, the goodwill is still taking reservations. you can contact them at 258-4511... the show and mitten party takes place at goodwill of the great plains at 3100 w 4th street, 9am to 3 in the afternoon. jessica rae: nats of auctioneer this annual holiday y adition had a record breaking year. the festival of trees auction was held last night at the ho-chunk centre in downtown sioux city. the trees and wreaths on display brought in more than 24- thousand dollars from bidders who wanted to take a little c

as well as brand new shoes, hats, socks d mittens. " we get volunteers coming year after year, some of the volunteers here today, they received shoes when they were children at the age of five and now they're in their sixties so it's pretty amazing." jessica rae: volunteers for the event included high school students, local athletes and law enforcement. this event has been going strong for 73 years.... jessica rae: its become one of the most popular items during this christmas season ...drones the flying gadgets can take stunning photographs from the air or even shoot perfect video for that holiday memory. but there are... also a lot of things you shouldn't be doing.... and with the f-a-a pushing for new regulations on the use of the buzzing aircraft ... a lot of changes are on the horizon. abc9 news reporter lukas voss has more nats: drone explaining buying a u-a-s for christmas don't really know what that is? chances are you do know ... and you are unmanned aircraft systems ... or more commonly referred to as drones. they are becoming the hottest tech gadget to have. around 700 thous

all proceeds benefit winnebago mitten fund. thank you fred's back next with a final check of our forecast. stay with us. (fred) skies and a low of 9 degrees. tomorrow, and a high of 35. the 7-day shows 39 friday, 40 and drizzle saturday, and 40s next week...with no snow!

they did not need mittens. it' not like years past. mike: no, this is really mild. people will go down tomorrow to see the ice sculptures. you have to see them quickly. this warm weather, they melt really fast, they become dangerous. they' ll have to take them down. at the harbor around midnight, cooler. wind chills and the 20' s at that point. on the cool side, but certainly not cold. 10 degrees above average. we have seen days when it is warmer. i can remember really cold ones. you have readings in the 30' s, 40' s. some of us hit 50 degrees this afternoon. the skies are partly cloudy. they will clear out through the overnight hours. we will start with sunshine. a few clouds will pop up through the afternoon. overall, temperatures will struggle a little bit. then i have part of next week. jc: more it for mission and the death of an amherst student. climb the facade of the four seasons hotel. . umass, just 20 years old. right now, state police are trying to identify a body found in the charles river in boston. area near the fiedler footbridge at 10:00 this morning.

tree in the lobby of its downtown hospital.anyone in need of a warm winter hat or a pair of mittens can come in and take some from the tree... no questions asked. 3 "we feel that it's a way to give to the community and allow for those.. since we have a lot of people that walk through the skywalk here in the downtown area, a lot of people are coming in here .. a lot of people see them. i think it's perfectly located downtown for people to come and pick it up"mercy is also a drop- off location for siouxland news' 2015 coats for kids campaign. you can drop of a new or gently- used winter coat for kids in need here in siouxland. 3 3 heavy rains this weekend are causing an unusual problem in central iowa... flooding.the des moines metro is being particularly hard- hit.the city of clive has that are now covered with water.here in siouxland... flood warnings are in effect until tomorrow morning for the boyer river in crawford and sac counties. as well as for the little sioux river in clay county and buena vista county, which is expected to reach flood stage in spencer within the next hour.

tree in the lobby of its need of a warm winter hat or a pair of mittens can come in and take some from the tree... no questions asked. 3 "we feel that it's a way to o give to the community and allow for those.. since we through the skywalk here in the downtown area, a lot of people are coming in here .. a lot of people see them. i think it's perfectly located downtown for people to come and pick it up"mercy isislso a drop- off location for siouxlxld nene' 2015 coats for kids campaign. you can drop of a new or gently- used winter coat for kids in need here in siouxland. 3 <<<"..........">>> 3 3 president obama says the fight against isis continues to move forward with urgency.he adds the u- s is hittttg the terror group "harder than ever"... with more than 9- thousand bombs dropped on isis targets in november.the president's comments came after a briefing at the pentagon this morning. he says that america's efforts to show isis for what they truly are are working. for the thugs and the thieves and the killers that they are. we've seen instances of isil fighters defecting, others who hav

local families took home goody bags...as well as brand new shoes, hats, socks and mittens. we get volunteers coming year after year, some of the volunteers here today, they received shoes when they were children at the age of five and now they're in their sixties so it's pretty amazing." volunteers for the event included high school students, local athletes included high school students, local athletes and law enforcement. today marked the 73rd year of the event. "nats singing " deborah what you just heard were the beautiful sounds of the season....as performed by the mona shores high school singing christmas tree in michigan. this annual, must-see event includes 240 singers....making it the largest of its kind in the country. each year the choir's director selects a "tree angel" to sit at the top of the singing tree. the tree angel is a person who exemplifies the spirit of the choir. this year's choir had two tree angels. deborah morningside hosted southern oregon in the n-a- i-a semifinals. the winner would punch their ticket to daytona beach. alex walker joins us now wit

"you're at the goodwill shoe and mitten party," said mallory gaul. "my name is mallory gaul," said mallory gaul. "community marketing manager here at goodwill of the great plains," said mallory gaul. "we're giving away free hats, shoes, socks and mittens to children gaul. sioux party," said mallory gaul. "it started out with patent leather shoes that we gave and now as you can see they're a little more brightly colored," said mallory gaul. "we have over 100 volunteers that come out today," said mallory gaul. "a lot of people start calling beginning of november to get on the list to bring their children and volunteer for the event," said mallory gaul. "they come wearing shoes with holes in it [and] some of them don't even have socks on their feet," said mallory gaul. "some of the kids we saw last year, they're wearing the same exact shoes that we gave them last year," said mallory gaul. "they're a little shy at first but once you get talking to them they start smiling, laughing and telling you more about themselves," said sage lewis. "once you go ahea

but in much of the u-s, coats, shovels and mittens remain on the shelf. what's causing the unusually mild temperatures? it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. announcer: a horrific terror attack in paris. then, a brutal act of terror here at home. it's time for a tested and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb bush has a plan... to destroy them. and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven ip matters. jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible in much of the u-s, coats, shovels and mittens remain on the shelf. what's causing the unusually mild temperatures? nbc's chris pollone takes a lo

i had a scarf and mittens. a beautiful day, shipping up to be clear and sunny across the las vegas valley. sunrise at the red rocks visitor center towards the u.s. some clouds are moving around and we are going to have light really in the way of the sign. -- nothing really getting in the way of the sun. up at higher elevations, the current image from tempetu upper 20's. good afternoon. 43 degrees out in your area. across the valley, some areas getting into the 50's in the southeast. creeping up slowly but this is a good sign, the winds are tapering off so we will be more comfortable, wind-wise, compared to what we were experiencing rob in the mid 40's. -- pahrump in the mid 40's. we will top out in the upper 40's. winds of around 5-15 miles per hour. we should be in and it 50's. across the area we have clear condit as calm conditions. the winds will be tapering off. pretty much tapered off for the rest of our the rest of the afternoon into the evening, we start getting back down to the lower 40's at around 6:00

"you're at the goodwill shoe and mitten party," said mallory gaul. "my name is mallory gaul," said mallory gaul. "community marketing manager here at goodwill of the great and one of the biggest reasons why the event runs so smoothly, the work of the volunteers. from deputies with the woodbury county sheriff's office to high schoolers at lawton- bronson. as well as many who volunteer because they were once helped by this event. like the lefler family. 19 brothers and sisters, they aren't all pictured, but for 15 years they've come back to help. "so many of the litte kids that are getting these things, it's not the parents, i mean the parents say thank you, but the little kids themsleves when you say merry christmas and their face lights up and you hand them something and they say thank you, it makes me have faith that these kids are being brought up right," said janet schrunk. there was also a number of people from the ktiv family helping kids lace up their new shoes. several siouxland organizations came together to give back yesterday. traci bower p

tree in the lobby of its downtown hospital.anyone in need of a warm winter hat or a pair of mittens can come in and take some from the tree... no questions asked. 3 "we feel that it's a way to give to the community and have a lot of people that walk through tt skywalk here in the downtown area, a lot of people are coming in here .. a lot of people see them. i think it's perfectly located downtown for people to come and pick it up"mercy is also a drop- off location for siouxland news' 2015 coats for kids campaign. you can drop of a new or gently- used winter coat for kids in need here in siouxland. 3 3 3 president obama says the fight against isis continues to move forward with urgency.he adds the u- s s hitting the error group "harder than ever"... with more than 9- thousand bombs dropped on isis targets in november.the president's comments came after a briefing at the pentagon this morning. he says that america's efforts to show isis for what they truly are are working. 3 "more peoeoe are seseng isil fofothe thugs and the thieves and the killers that they are. we've seen instances

mittens scarves hats all tied to the trees with string. there's a large sign nearby. it says they are not lost instead, if you are stuck out in cold please take something you a kind gesture that many in city say does not go unnoticed. >> i noticed this morning and made me tear reeyed to see good things in world going on. i stopped and read the sign. i saw couple people take few scarves and mitten it was great. it was really awesome. city says as long clothing isn't damaging treeses or park property they will leave it just where it is. the woman we interview there had made such a good point. all negativity we've all been hearing about and reporting on this. yes we need to be lifted up. so a little bit of balance maybe. but we've had a lot of nice holiday stories, pete. yeah we've. they've great all along. and temperatures today, well closer to normal. 45 in boston. we've reached that at midnight last night 40 in bed forked. 47 maya is in. despite fact we had moderate rain there. erp earlier in days clouds have upper hand in next couple days we will see brighter skies o

grab the mittens, it feels like 19 in ames. we do have a chance for more snow flurries or snow showers this afternoon. we are expecting a trace of accumulation in central iowa. maybe an inch or so near fort dodge and temperatures will stay cool, holding steady in the elizabeth: thanks metinka. 30's. for the most part metro roads , are all clear this morning, but there are parts of the state still seeing icy and snowy conditions. this is the latest from 511.org. the blue areas you see on this map is the roads are partially covered. you will want to take it slow in those areas. as the winter weather continues this season, be sure to keep kcci with you 24/7 right on your smart phone. you can check road reports, live interactive radar, weather alerts and school closings, with the kcci mobile app. eric: right now, des moines police are investigating another this morning, we learned of the victims are brian howard and heather baloo. inside the home they found two little kids alive. having problems with the video but officers responde

clinton writes, "if mittens can't beat grinch in florid... there will be pressure on state republican or liberalize ballot access... especially in caucuses... which as we know are creatures of the parties' extremes."the email was in reference to the 20 - 12 republican presidential race. winning the iowa caucuses might make her feel differently... two months from tonight the iowa caucuses, the single most important moment in the process of electing a president. i don't say that because i'm in iowa, i say it because its just true. mike huckabee met with several supporters yesterday at "greggo's pizza" i mount ayr. it was part of his "the huck stops here" tour. the iowa department of transportation plans to open a new driver's license station in central iowa... it'll replace a dallas county licensing facility in adel that's scheduled for closure. the d - o - t operates facilities in ankeny and des moines... but a third is needed in the western suburbs because of facility... but the des moines register reports it will be in a rented space. a stat

anyone who needs a warm winter hat or a pair of mittens can come in and take some from the tree... no questions asked. mercy is also a drop - off location for siouxland news' 20 - 15 coats for kids campaign.that's all i've got for now... have a great day! >> a historicc climate agreement was reaped by almost 200 countries yesterday. in paris the accord hopes to limit erage increase of globa warming to 3.6 degrees fahrenheit. >> do i think it's about time? it was nearly 70 degrees in new york. i found out when i was out christmas shopping in flip-flops and a haltlt top. >> i didn't have shorts. my tankk toto were all in storage. i looked like an idiot out there this weekend. >> hey, what's the temperature >> december 14th, almost winter. >> how does thihi work, larry? >> weather is very confusing. even if d.c. the cherry blossoms came out early. they're so confused. >> it's the hottest year on record. >> i love it. >> i like it, too. it does mean the world is out of whack. i like it, too. welcome back. coming up in this half hour, space i faith anddire power. people worry about theh

mittens, and grinch. those are her words. >>> also yesterday, clinton held an event with 13 of the 14 democratic women senators. the only no-show, progressive icon senator elizabeth warren. bernie sanders will be back at it today, taking time off yesterday for an elective outpatient procedure on a hernia. he also leads online voting for "time" magazine's person of the year, at more than 10%, almost double second place, malala yousafzai. that will be revealed on the "today" show next week. >>> and senator ted cruz had an outspoken monday on the same day he made the assertion that, quote, the overwhelming majority of violent criminals are democrats, he also discussed the war on women at an iowa town hall, saying democrats are trying to frame the argument as a gop assault on contraceptives. >> jiminy cricket this is a made-up, nonsense example. last i checked, we don't have a rubber shortage in america. but, look when i was in college we had a machine in the bathroom, you put 50 cents in, and voila. >> some

and if your child is in need of shows or mittens, the goodwill is still taking reservations. you can contact them at 258-4511... the show and mitten party takes place at goodwill of the great plains at 3100 w 4th street, 9am to 3 in the afternoon. jessica let's check in with for the weather. matt: good morning siouxland. we've got temperatures in the teens and 20s. the wind is pretty calm currently, but you can see it turning south and it'll strengthen some as the day goes on at 10 to 15 miles per hour. we have some slightly reduced visibilities in central and northern aware that there's some freezing fog in place jessica rae: good morning te've got a quick news update for you now... jessica rae: ho-chunk capital announced big plans for siouxlanders >>> there is new video of the high-speed chase between cops and the san bernardoo killers. he was driviving. she was shooting through the back windowow. new details about the couple coming up. at the national christmas te lighting lasast nit. president obama honoring the the victims of the san bernardino tragedy at the ceremony. l

anyone who needs a warm winter hat or a pair of mittens can come in and take some from the tree... no questions asked. 3 "we feel that it's a way to give to the community and allow for those.. since we have a lot of people that walk through the skywalk here in the downtown area, a lot of people are coming in here .. a lot of people see them. i think it's perfectly located downtown for people to come and pick it up"mercy is also a drop - off location for siouxland news' 20 - 15 coats for kids campaign. you can drop of a new or gently - used winter coat for kids in need here in siouxland. 3 3 iowa has a new claim to fame this morning... the longest - serving governor in the history of the united states.yesterday was terry branstad's 7 - thousandth... 642nd day in office... and with that... he passes former new york governor george clinton... who served for a total of 20 years... 11 months... and 2 days between 17 - 77 and 1804. like clinton... branstad has gotten his time in non - consecutive terms. yesterday morning he held an open house in his office to greet any iowan who stopped

he was last seen wearing a navy winter coat with neon green sleeves, a black ski mask, and mittens. the child also had on a brown hooded zip-up sweatshirt with orange lettering and track pants. anyone with information is asked to call the waukee police at 515-222-3321. light rain is falling around the metro this afternoon. temperatures are colder north and west of des moines and this is where it will be icy and snowy. a winter storm warning is in effect until 6 pm tuesday in between atlantic and mason city. temperatures are in the upper 30s in the des moines metro, as well as in southern and eastern iowa. rain will continue to fall in these parts of the state into the evening. temperatures will hold steady or even rise will accumulate. 2 to 4" with there. a few more snow showers are in the 30s. the rest of the week will be sunny and dry with seasonal temperatures back in the low 40s jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should

grab the mittens, your mouse, scarves -- ear muff, scarves. at least we will have sunshine. today, tracking snow flurries and snow showers from minnesota. they haven't affected a part of northern iowa -- have affected a light snow across northern and northeast iowa through noontime. from mason city to the view. -- dubuque. traveling in that direction, keep that in mind. a chilly devic. the wind will increase this afternoon. the wind will settle overnight and with the cold air mass in place, overnight lows in northern iowa, not even 10 degrees. very cold tonight. 21 in des moines. no rain, no fog, no snow in central iowa. a brisk wind from the west, southwest and that will increase this afternoon. temperatures near 30 degrees but saturday be warm up against. sunday, beautiful, highs flirting with 50 degrees. a chance for drizzle or light rain late sunday into early monday. amateurs next week stay -- temperatures stay to warm for a white christmas -- too warm for a white christmas. elizabeth: one accident now, east 29th street at university near the fairgrounds. slowing things

if you *do head out to get a tree this weekend, leave the mittens, take the rain boots. boots.marissa scott is here - panthers go for revenge in fargo... coming up in sports... u-n-i tries to get one step closer to an f-c championship... heart disease. asthma. diabetes. 7 out of 10 americans take prescription drugs. but in theheast 7 years drugs prices have doubled. hillary's going to take on the drug companies. require medicare to negotiate lower drug prices. let people buy their prescription drugs from countries lili canada at halflfhe price. and cap monthly prescription costs for every american. the drug companies have been over charging long enough. i'm hillary inton seven straight... nobody in the country is playing better than northern iowa... but to get th f-c-s championship the e nthers dream about... they have to make a return trip to the fargo-dome... and this time... they have to finish the job... mark farley's team lost by three to the bison back in october... early on... the offense was out for revenge... aaron bailey on the play fake... goes deep to the pyl

grab the warmer coats and mittens this morning. this afternoon, everyone will enjoy the weather, by noon, temperatures in the mid-40's and headed for highs in the lower-50's. sunshine, a light wind, a tough afternoon to stay indoors. tonight, roads nice and dry, not to go, low-40's and upper-30's. of next week. details coming up in the 8 day forecast. eric: the holidays are all about giving. and we wanted to share this wonderful thing an officer in kentucky did. elizabeth: mike meredith was on patrol when he got a call about cvs pharmacy. he arrived and his body camera caught what he did. you can see the homeless man sitting on the sidewalk, his shoes torn and shredded. so officer meredith walked right into a nearby shoe store and bought him a new pair of shoes. >> you feel bad for somebody when you go home and you got five or six pairs of shoes in your closet that you may not wear. and you got a guy who has one pair of shoes that literally are worn out. elizabeth: officer meredith even chose bright fluorescent shoes, knowing the m

we're collecting new gloves, mittens and socks for opportunity village.. from 5 until 8 pm. our demetria obilor and tedd florendo will even be there. you will receive a ticket for a free train ride. again it's all kicks off tongiht at 5 at oppurtunity village near oakey and torrey pines. and our tedd florendo will also be there live in our evening shows with a look at all the excitement. ((sherry swensk)) dark clouds are gathering over the sheep mountains to the north end of the las vegas valley as we look out from our caesars entertainment camera. ........... there is snow and rain in those clouds and the storm if finally hour. ................... temps are pushing back to 60 degrees right now...and winds still blowing at the airport. soon colder air will take over so keep your jackets and warmer sweaters around the afternoon and the rest of the weekend. ............... morning lows were very mild after hitting a high of 70 yesterday and then warmer southwest winds overnight. a lot of neighborhoods never even dropped to the 40s... and normal lows are upper 30s. ............

. >> reporter: one analytical firm estimates sales of sweaters, coats, mittens, and the like are down 30% in the boston area. as the temperature has risen, demand for these items has sunk. and no snow to land the sleigh made for strange bedfellows. at the mall, last-minute or not, you can buy almost anything, >> and thank you for joining us! we'll be back with the latest and all the developing stories on fox25 at 11:00.

>>> i found mittens to my bag and i am feeling happy. i will want something to snugg up with, because it is chilly. it rained while you slept and you can see the parking lot the notice the wet conditions on the roads. shear rain we drove law in novato. north on highway 101 at 4:40 this morning it was coming down. we spoke to a mail carrier moments ago expecting a busy day and the big challenge is keeping the mail dry. the mail dry. >> >> east bay you got rain, too, and this is highway 24 at 3:30 this morning, a heavy downpour between lafayette and orinda. we have not experience wind just rain. more is expected to hit. it will be a rainy day. do propose yourself. go ahead and grab a scarf or mittens. it is chilly. >>> good advise. are you done with your christmas shopping? it is crunch time for those who are not waiting until the last minute. here is a look from toys 'r us in fremont, you can see the lights are on and the store is open around the clock. where time running out, retailers and shoppers are in the fan trick final hours and ja

mittens, scarves, and hats all tied to trees with strings. this large sign explains they are not lost and says a very simple message. saying "if you need them, go a kind gesture that many in the city say did not go unnoticed. >> i noticed it this morning. it made me teary-eyed to. going on. i stopped and read the sign. and i saw a couple of people take scarves and mittens. it was great. it was really awesome. >> christa: as long as the clothing isn't damaging park be taken down. it will stay there for people who need it. >> sarah: coming up next on 7 news, what's behind those eyes? the hidden secret in one of the world's most famous paintings. >> christa: tempers fly at a what caused the situation to escalate. bosh. clots in m rtunately, my doctor had a game plan. ent with xarelto . hey guys! y,inally, somebody iok up to... ...besides arnie. lto is proven to treat lp reduce the risk vt and pe blood clots. o is also proven reduce the risk of stroke eople with afib, used by a heart valve problem. r people with afib rrently well managed on warfa

and don't forget the mittens, hats, scarves and waterproof boots. spending too much time in the cold increases your child's risk for frostbite. the ears and nose as well as the hands and feet are the most vulnerable, so keep those well covered. the first warning signs are often a "pins and needles" sensation and numbness. cold weather can also cause the body to lose heat faster than we can produce it, leading to a drop in body temperature called hypothermia. if left untreated it can be life threatening. for kids, it's a winter wonderland out there, so check on them often so they stay safe as they play. for today's health minute i'm holly firfer lateststiral video taking up your facebookokews feed? it's giving new parents everywhere a new tool to calm their babies. it's called "the hold" and this video, from a california pediatrician has over 14-million views on youtube. in it, he shows his patients how to hold an infant just so... to sooth them. parents everywhere are trying it, including new mom betsy flowers from sioux city. dr. hamilton says, "th

inventorres to be too high. there's a lot of issues selling everywhere, inventories in scarve scarves, mittens, and sweaters, a big deal." been hit hard so far this winter. many of them are very quiet. one industry that could benefit is home building. it shuts down in some parts of the country during the coldest winter months -- but has been extended so far this year -- beeause of the mild weather ii parts of the u-s. but again -- as we've been a big development this morning in iraq. $& we expect to hear that iraqi forces have retaken the city of ramadi -- seven months after isis took over. iraqi troops pushed deeper into the heart of ramai over the weekend. video shows the trooos walking freely through the area, inspecting the damage from airstrikes with smoke rising in the distance. isis took over ramadi in may. iraqi forces have been backed by airsrsikes from the u-s-led coalition. recapturing the city would be one of the most important victories for iraq's armed forces since country in the last year or so. there's a lot to clean up in australia this morning. a wildfire destroyed more than

. >> nancy: not as messy today, i put on the mittens this morning, bri, put the beanie on for the first time. >> jeremy: it's true. the city of boston 25 degrees right now. the cold air was able to seep back in from the north and refreezing those spots that are still wet and slushy. so please take it easy, not just while you're in your car but also walking around in the driveways and also on the sidewalks. be very careful. we do have some patchy fog out there. worcester three miles of visibility right now. not an issue with visibility but rather with freezing fog. and that can make for black ice on the roads. so again, it is slick out there this morning, a slow go. plan ahead, grab that ice scraper that you haven't had the use in a while, and some spots of drizzle still working through as well. for the most part, in metro west, we're keeping that on the cape for today. but it doesn't look like it's freezing. those temperatures on cape cod near 40 degrees at this point. then we turn our attention toward this system. you can see it moving through atlanta. believe it or not, that's what to

over 500 hundred people filled the the annual and mitten party." each year, the event provides cold weather gear...to more than one- thousand kids ...ages 5 to 12. local families took home goody brand new shoes, jessica rae: as we approach local officials are helping parents keep their little ones safe on the roads. a "c-p-r and car seat-check" took place this weekend at fire sioux city. officials made sure car seats were properly installed...the appropriate expired. sioux city fire and rescue...along medical center and siouxland nized the event. " mercy is always great, we have some great people here from mercy helping us out and they're very knonoedgable and we defantly love eventstsith them, it's defantly a gre partnership." c-p-r classes were also offered at the event. if you couldn't make it out to the c-p-r and car seat check...don't worry. you can set up an appointment.... you can set up an appointment.... just contact the mercy child advocacy center... their number is at the bottom of your screen. jessica rae: still to come... getting table

they'll be our champion yule log quest team, then will also be awards for the team with the most unique mittens and gloves, the team with the best theme. if you want more information 402-755-2284 or outdoornebraska.org. lynn, thanks for joining us. thank joining us around siouxland. >> << ben's back with one more look at the weather forecast. thanks for joining us. have a great afternoon! >> do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton

sera: while many of us are wearing hats and mittens, check it out. nathan is in short. oh, my goodness. fireworks at 7:00. it has only just begun. happy new year, everyone. >> happy new year! jc: we will check back with you later. thank you. right now demolition crews and old somerville have leveled an old carriage house that began collapsing this morning. part of the roof came down. workers inside were able to get out safely. a nearby building had to be evacuated and natural gas and electricity had to be cut as a precaution. >> they were doing renovations we have to do the investigation on that. we will have to check the rest of the building, just to make sure there was no one still in it. jc: at one time the building operated as a broom factory. investigators say the age of the building was clearly a factor in the collapse. state police are trying to identify a body found in the charles river in boston. the marine unit was called to an area near the arthur fiedler footbridge at 10:00 this morning. all police will say is that the body is that of a man. the chief medica

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. >> reporter: one analytical firm estimates sales of sweaters, coats, mittens, and the like are down 30% in the boston area. as the temperature has risen, demand for these items has sunk. and no snow to land the sleigh made for strange bedfellows. at the mall, last-minute or not, you can buy almost anything, even a bikini. >> and thank you for joining us! and all the developing stories on fox25 at 11:00. celebration of t if you gave your primary care a check up, how would it do? let's look at lahey health doctors and nurses who know who you are and care how you feel... check right where you live... check many locations and convenient hours check looks like we're off to a very healthy start. what's next in primary care for who matters most: you. lahey health. lahey hospital and medical center beverly hospital addison gilbert hospital

. >> i like the mittens you think it's mitten weather. >> i think it's mitten weather now yes. >> youh of kids and added another one. >> i always color coordinate. >> those are aka colors she's in a sorority. >> went write is not in a sorority yet. >> 47 chilly quickly and sunset time, hanukah starts tomorrow night at sundown. if are you out it gets chilly quickly. we have that happening here today. up to 50s. quick drop. there's a live view, 4. humidity low. that whipped light breeze out of north 9 miles an hour and headlines show we have a cold started and tomorrow. as soon as the sun goes down cold, plenty of sunshine. that warms the numbers up to 50s today. watching that coast there's a big storm developing and will skirt by to the east. this coming week could give us a few more clouds. ultimate doppler all clear. today we have 47 degrees at 10. 53 by 2:00 that's the high and dropping 10 degrees between and 6. quick drop after sunset just after 4:00 temperature gets cold quickly. keep the coat handy. high pressure in control. moves out. watch the storm develop. this is monday to t

this year, they partnered with goodwill of the great plains to help with the annual shoe and mitten drive. yarn is donated from local churches and goodwill, and the inmates knit hundreds of hats and scarves. still to come... law view and it's all about wills and trusts. see what happens to your money or property if a relative owes someone else money. << >> << hi, , is is captain george tobias stationed out here at yokota air base with 5th a force with wife franco and daughter sophia. we wanted to wish my brother demitri and his after a wewesoggy (and yes i'll say it, miserable!) ) dnesday, things will dry up p iefly tonight with some partial clearing too before tomorrow morning. that is when a weak, but strong enough disturbance moves in from the southwest and delivers a few snow showers during the morning and midday hours christmas eve. no, it won't be a major winter storm by any means (but stand by and keep reading), but some places including sioux city could see a snow dusting by tomorrow afternoon. as santa makes his visit tomorrow night/christmas day, weather conditions will be relat

way to stay dry in the snow.cotton holds moisture-- wool is a better choice.and don't forget the mittens, hats, scarves and waterproof boots.spending too much time in the cold increases your child's risk for frostbite. the ears and nose as well as the hands and feet are the most vulnerable, so keep those well covered. the first warning signs are often a "pins and needles" sensation and numbness.cold body to lose heaeafaster than we can produce it, leading to a drop in body temperature called hypothermia. if left untreated it can be life threatening.for kids, it's a winter wonderland out there, so check on them often so they stay safe as they play. 3 3 researchers say a flavoring chemical linked to severe respiratory disease can be found in most e-cigarettes.the harvard university study says more than 75 percent of flavored e- cigarettes contain a chemical has been linked to a debilitating respiratory disease known as "popcorn lung".the disease first appeared in workers who inhaled artificial butter flavoring from microwave popcorn. the study also found two related, potentially harmful co

they also got to take home food baskets and a new coat, hat and mittens. including tiffany, who says this makes a huge impact during the holidays. tiffany escobar says, "i'm getting he with four kids. i actually have eight kids, so this means a lot to me - helps me out in a lot of different ways and puts a big smile on my kids' face." jenna: abc9 and bomgaars are proud to partner to help bring in donations for operation toys each year. jenna: an anonymous donor is helping brighten the holidays for several siouxland families after he came to us with an idea. take the three- thousand dollars cash he gave us... and give it out to people who might need a little help. so, last week, we drove around with the woodbury county sheriff's office... handing out in envelopes containing two hundred dollars each. the reactions were priceless and we k kw the money wewe to some folks who could really use some good cheer this holiday season. greatful, very greatful. we have four kids here and jeez, this is wonerful, guys, thank you." young mom says, "we've been struggling w

they also got to take home food baskets and a new coat, hat and mittens. one volunteer says she loves experiencing this sort of generosity. "i've been doing this for over 20 years and i look forward to thihievery year. i'm not a member of the salvation army, but it gives me a warm heart to see these kids get toys that they normally hear from one mom who got to pick out toys for coming up at six. abc9 and mgaars are proud to partner to help bring in donations for operation toys each year. jenna: an anonymous donor is helping holidays for several siouxland families after he idea. take the three- thousand dollars cash he gave us... and give it out to people who might need a little help. so, last week, we drove arou with the woodbury county sheriff's office... handing out in envelopes containing two hundred dollars each. the reactions were priceless and we know the money went to some folks who could really use some good cheer this holiday season. woman says, " greatful, very greatful. we have four kids here and jeez, this is wonerful, guys, thank you." young m

just don't need your mittens bob kelly for quite a while. >> i don't even know where my mittens are. an accident, actually disable, an accident wait to go happen here. ninety-five northbound, disable in the left lane of the construction zone here at girard avenue. luckily, we got penndot truck there behind them on that northbound side. here's an example. hey, rudolph. we need that red knows this morning. cut through the fog. here is a live look at 202 right near route 29. again, thick fog in some areas, other areas not bad at all. so depending where you begin and end your trip could be little tricky this morning. roosevelt boulevard looking good. as sue mentioned, rain moving in, already dealing with the fog, going to be a crazy kind of day, almost like you take the snow globe, and just shake it up, because all bets are off. it is not going to be normal work day. we have a loft folks going to be on the move, a lot of the schools getting out early, busy travel day down at the airport. already, a jammo at the check in lines. and we are probably going to see weather delays, as well, bet

a cold air will be sweeping through the area to the next couple of days so keep the warm mittens handy. sunshine will return in the forecast and high temperatures will hold in the 20's. shaina: the man behind a smash and grab burglary is caught by police. law-enforcement in marion county is connecting scott johnson to a string of golf resort robberies. ryan smith shows us how police tracked them down. >> two panes of glass. ryan: scott johnson underestimated the durability of a palette made door after trying to break into this golf club with a crowbar. >> he cracked the other glass and shattered the interior it was just carpeted with glass. ryan: after he busted through the back door he attempted to shield his face but every movement was captured on one of 16 cameras strategically placed through the golf resort. the gm says johnson went straight for the cash box behind the counter. >> he knew where it was and had a good scope of the place before he entered. ryan: he has a history of smash and grab burglaries at golf clubs. surveillance video from fore seasons golf center in newton show