the memorial was an aspiration for senator moss from utah. and also for the surviving crew of the "uss utah." in 1971, he came here to dedicate the ground in which this memorial will be built. he said these words which in, i guess in my terms, still haunt me to this day. while we honor those who here gave their last full measure of devotion, all of us hope and pray that the time will come when we no longer need to dedicate memorials to men who died in battle. that we will dedicate memorials to those who live in peace. to all nations and all men. frank moss, united states senator, utah, ground-breaking, 7 december, 1971. well, his dream and the crew of the "utah," that dream came true because a memorial was dedicateod memorial day 1972. and this memorial is that. i guess in a way that silent testimony, the forgotten ship and forgotten memorial because the public doesn't come here because they're not allowed yet to come here. this is on a military reservation. that's why it occurs. it's the dream of the park service we'll have transportation ou

a string of 50s will be motored from moss and montara beaches -- noted from moss and montara beaches,ockaway beach. 55 degrees in redwood city, atherton into la honda. 50s in palo alto, belmont, san mateo, into the 50s. 60 in cupertino and campbell. high 50s around santa clara. east bay numbers warmer than yesterday by 3 degrees. oncord, clayton and walnut creek all in the mid-50s. a little warmer than that in dublin-pleasanton san ramon through livermore. 54 cooler in brentwood, tracy, oakley, discovery bay. and mountain house. number-wise with the northeast breeze clear skies along the seashore, great visibility, mid- 50s in stinson beach. good-looking day at the beach there albeit on the chilly side. 50s in novato and petaluma. cloverdale 57. sunshine today, one day this week that's going to top off near 70. >>> it is 5:34. let's take a look at the bay area roads as you start your day on this tuesday morning carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will take 19 minutes and then no delay, lesser in the cash lanes backing up a bit. nimitz freeway good in both directio

of journalism, a former moss cocorrespondent. a lot. michael, you first. all roads leading to russia again. what is your take on this tillerson pick? >> i think it is geo political sign posting to moss cothat the united states relationship with russia will be unprecedented in the nature of -- it is completely transactional relationship. no more focus on human rights, on democracy promotion, let's not kick up a fuss about the invasion of southern european territory or what many are calling a near genocideal campaign in aleppo. this is a man who as you mentioned in the earlier segment was awarded the order of friendship. he was personally awarded it by vladimir putin. another person awarded that particular award was the president who liked to torture his citizens. is going to try to detain or deter russian revengism in europe. i have gone to europe over the past few years and repeated instances and talked to european officials that were worried about this thing, that american would adopt a more transactional relationship with the r

the memorial was an aspiration for a senator moss from utah, and also for the surviving crew. in 1971, he came here to dedicate the ground in which this memorial will be built. he said these words which in my terms still haunt me to this day. "while we honor those who here gave the last full measure of devotion, all of us hope and pray that the time will come when we know the -- when we no longer need to dedicate memorials to men who died in battle. that we will dedicate memorials to those who live in peace. to all nations and all men." frank moss the united states senator, utah, groundbreaking december 7, 1971. his dream came true. memorial was dedicated on memorial day, 1972. this memorial is that. i guess it is that silent testimony to the forgotten ship and forgot memorial. the public doesn't come here, because they are not allowed yet to come here. this is on a military reservation. the park service that in the near future, we will have transportation out here so they can this this memorial at the next memorial we are going to, the uss oklahoma memorial. like the crew of

not stopped operations since the last time we met and we continue to enroll the customers during the mossth of november chief of police enrolled many brother-in-law accounts in the central parts of the city supervisorial districts 7 and 8 as of this week cleanpowersf is serving many active customers the program opt out rate including the november enrollment is 2 percent. >> and the clean power sf has over seven hundred supergreen customers enrolled that represents a bit modern 2 percent of customer base so we have a raise between supergreen and opt out and supergreen is winning. >> good to hear what's our goal for . >> we have a target of 5 percent. >> we also continue to receive sign ups for the next sign up in the spring as of this week 200 and 55 new sign-ups and 77 percent are supergreen sign-ups. >> will this get us to what percentage. >> in between. >> about 2.3 percent if we account for - we've got a lot more work to do but we'll be focusing on until another major enforcement for that the updates of the 77 plus thousand customers a lot of the potential we've been seeing weekly you

they had special guests, along with former redskins receiver santana moss. they were treated like real nfl players, just giving the women a our world, we all know if it was not for our women i would not be here today, so when i heard this was an opportunity to show them something they have watched, i wanted to do it. >> they are so thankful. it is so cool. they are all seeing something in themselves. robert: golf, tiger woods continues to impress in the third round. on five, roles and lands in the cup for birdie. tiger shot to wonder --two under 70. he is in 10th place at the moment. and virginia upset at home by west virginia in college basketball, 66-57. fun stuff, the women of washington. kimberly: that was really cool. kimberly: it felt mild this morning, and then around noon the temperature dropped. josh: the good news is tomorrow we get a break from th we are dry sunday. sunday night a chance of rain to move in. then we are dry monday, monday night, then another dose of rain tuesday. notice, still over 7.5 inches behind on rainfall they share. the 10-d

kwwl's lauren moss joins us now with the story, lauren. prescott invited more than 25 current st. patrick catholic school students with him to pick out the toys- teaching them the joy of giving back.. and they had a fun time doing it.. from fishing poles to stuffed animals, these 7th and 8th graders were stacking their carts up at walmart. each student with a smile on their face. prescott is a navy veteran who now lives in new york, but growing up in the cedar valley, his way..in a way thats special to him. i grew up in this area when tft gives the opp. for families to have acess to toys, you know cause it's all about the kids. again he's donating 10 thousand dollars worth of toys to the local toys for tots here. he says every child deserves to wake up to a gift on christmas morning.. all very proud...saying they felt good, knowing they were helping other kids their age in need.. we at kwwl proudly support toys for tots. we usually have a bin in our lobby but due to recent construction, we have moved it. for a full list of locations, check out our website. continuing coverage now

ma thoo chance in moss co. nick, we will start with you.ms of the developments overnight, what more have you learned? >> well, security in this area has been tight. the u.s. embassy is not far from here and a gunman was outside the u.s. embassy last night. he pulled a shotgun from under his jacket and started shooting in the air. he fired seven or eight shots in the air. he was arrested and taken away. so far that leaves five other people that have been arrested in connection with the shooting of the russian ambassador. the gunman's mother, father, sister and also the person he shared an apartment with is who this policeman, the attacker shared an apartment with, have been arrested. the other things that have been happening, more sort of political, diplomatic, president erdogan talking to president putin in russia. they're both on the same page about a joint investigation. president erdogan is saying this was an action that was aimed to try to sort of divide the two countries as they're normalizing their relationships. this is what he said.

moss was fatally shot in august, at 27th and saunders. these right here are new photos that police say is a person of interest, we'll have the photos again on fox29.com. >> 5:19. some sad news. the football world mourning the death after former heisman trophy winner, are shown salom. he was found dead monday night in boulder, colorado, police say they don't suspect foul play in the 42 year old's death. his mother says flies heff son took his own life. beating out other players like steve mcnair, warren zap, carry column inch. >> luis anna man facing charges this morning, in a road rage incident that ended with a former nfl player dead. joe mcknight shot and killed last week. the latest developments on this deadly case. >> ten fate ago shooting case, as former nfl player joe mcknight was shot and killed on thursday, in a road rage dispute. initially 54 year old ronald gas err was taken into custody but released without being charged. that sparked public outcry and criticism of police. but today was charged with manslaughter in mcknight's d

bloomberg's ann moss visited their f.a.a.-approved test facility for an exclusive look.ring above the trees at peak foliage in this massachusetts town is an unfamiliar object. a high-powered commercial drone. lance: what you're seeing here is our p.a.r.c. system. what the p.a.r.c. is is persistence aerial reconnaissance communication platform. ann: these drones are not moving much. in fact, if you look closely, you'll see that they are tethered to the ground. that's because they are designed for surveillance and communication. lance: they do a couple of things. it allows us to keep it in the air indefinitely. it is powering the system. it is also allowing us to move up and down the tether. ann: lance vander brook is the c.e.o. of cyphy works, which makes these drones which can fly up to 400 feet for 220 hours. cyphy has partnered with state police, the u.s. army, and big events such as concerts and marathons. lance: actually coming off that camera. yeah, we can lock in on a car. this is our payload. this is a cm 100 camera. it gives you three times optical zoom. ann: it

. - welcome to new day cleveland, i'm david moss and this is gonna be a show all about holiday tradition. that's right, some things that you do each and every year, some you used to do and then forgot about and want to do again scoveries for all of us. so let's get the show started, we're going to start right here at the cleveland botanical gardens, it's called glow. (soft piano music) - every year, the day after thanksgiving through the beginning of january, we celebrate the holidays here at the botanical garden with glow. and we deck the halls, we light the lights, we have poinsettias, we have christmas trees, we have gingerbread houses, everything from your littlest little ones on up to enjoy here during the season. we have lots and lots of decorated christmas trees here this year and our affiliated garden clubs are wonderful. they're madly creative. this year their theme was flights of fancy, so they all took that theme and ran with it and decorated the trees in all sorts of different ways. interpreted it with blimps, with pollinators, with angels all over the place and that's one of

. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tallf the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good-old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparent's a lot growing up and we gardened and had a big yard, a huge yard. >> you are a country girl? >> uh-huh. >> but she endured her share of heartache even as a tender age. her parents divorced when she was just 6. mom remarried. then a few years later came that terrible day she'll never forget. >> my daddy and my grand daddy passed away on the same day. i was 12 years old. >> all of a sudden you lost the two important men in your life? >> uh-huh. >> it was a bewildering and tragic day. there was so much sudden loss to absorb that young bambi not yet a teenager paid no mind

we have highs in the 40s from pacifica back through half moon bay into moss beach and montara beach. temperatures into the mid-50s from foster city into belmont east palo alto. palo alto at 58 degrees. low 60s across the santa clara valley. that will be warmer than the east bay numbers. we'll stack up to 58 degrees in benicia, martinez, vallejo. 56 degrees in pittsburg, maybe a degree warmer than that in antioch and also discovery bay. tri-valley in the 50s. precipitation north of the golden gate bridge today with temperatures into the mid-50s. if you see anything, it will be generally less than .10" of rain but we'll start off at a quarter towards cloverdale, 56 degrees. the bigger storm with the gustier winds, we're tracking that at 18 after the hour. >>> thanks, roberta. nude pictures are making their way amongst students at mountain view high school. police say students are sharing the pictures through a "dropbox" account. they were able to freeze the account as they investigate and the district sent a letter to parents about this investigation. it reads in part, this once again

kwwl's lauren moss joined them on their shopping trip this afternoon. she has our story for us.. as a child, dave prescott there...to help pick out the they might like that...good pick sophia." 7th and 8th graders at not for themselves "we need more boy stuff" former student and veteran dave prescott- i grew up in this several times, so i definitely know what it is like to have some very thin christmases he flew in from new for tots when he first emailed me i local toys for tots when he first emailed me i honeslty thought someone was pulling my leg..cause we have never had someone do something like this before. all toys handpicked- by current students. i think they might like cars or something like this before. action figures... some kids dont have as much ..its peoples responsibilty so they can have a little bit of one of them the beauty of giving back. "it shows them the meaning of christmas, you know it's about helping other people not just yourself." it gives them a sense of giving..you are amazed how much they want to gvie to someone else..even to kids who kwwl we at kwwl pr

from san diego, california, please welcome back debbie moss.ood to have you back. come on over. ♪ wow, 20 years in the navy... >> yep. >> um, and now you're retired,

i had to stop and pick up the fertilizer and the peat moss. - all right, where is it, the picture? - the picture; let me see, the picture. si, the picture! - finally; oh, you got a wallet! - (frank speaks foreign language), us men all got wallets to carry pictures so we can brag on our relativos! what i have here, this is not a very good fotografia. it is better than nada. - oh, they got their picture in the paper! english so good. - oh, they're pretty, the quintero family. is that how you pronounce it? - almost - quintero family. - but that's not the same as your name. - well, this is my brother-in-law, this one, and this is his esposa. this is elaina, and this one is pablo. - where are the little ones you told me about? - they are too short for the camera, too low! -si, they dance like a bird. they dance, and they sing, and they play. they have very big talent. it runs in the family. - how come you didn't get any of that talent? - what do you mean, how come? let me show you something. i will show you how come. (speaks foreign language), look at this. - you play that? - like a bir

shy of average high. 63 in oakland through grizzly peak. 50s and 60s at the beaches today through moss and montara beaches. 60 in los altos. also in san jose. into the beautiful neighborhood of willow glen. then we whip around to the eastern portion of our bay area. with the afternoon breeze, 50s and 60s. by the way, livermore today will be your 8th consecutive day of not reaching 60 degrees. wow! cool day. okay. north bay numbers from 58 and blustery winds in stinson beach. all the way to 61 degrees in petaluma. napa, sonoma, glen ellen, all low 60s. and we have lots of sunshine in the far reaches of the north bay but you're going to see the increasing clouds first. we'll talk about the day when to expect that and the cooler weather that's coming up at, what, 18 after the hour. >> we'll be here. thanks, roberta. >>> a vigil today to mark a year since the deadly police shooting in san francisco that prompted big changes. last december police shot mario woods shortly after woods allegedly stabbed someone. the san francisco city attorney's office says officers were justified when they op

ken harvey, grant paulson, santana moss, gentlemen, this say stretch. determines whether they get to the playoffs or not. you have to love these games. let's get started with the opening drive. >> opening drive, brought to you by your local kia dealers. >> all right time to get started with opening drive. on those for cardinals there's one thing you don't want to do. >> you can't let them score the first touchdown and go down on the road 7-0. this redskins team has done a good job throughout the season coming back from def sixts i look at cardinals as a team that is light on copfy dense right now. things have gone against them for much of the season. you're the better ted team today. you don't want to keep them in the hunt and start to believe they have a shot. get off to a quick start. 3 and out and force a punt an >> cardinals defense is a dominant defense and if you let the cardinals score it's about believing. if they start believing anything is possible you. >> don't want stipulate jury defense to be stingy. we see the cardinals play up and down th

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half moon bay through moss and montara beaches, all a little bit blustery early this morning. but upstream we go to fairfield northerly wind at 14. diablo picking up wind gusts to 30 miles per hour this morning. these winds will be pretty sustained fluctuating north and northeast later today 10 to 15 and 20 miles per hour. linda mathers says she has been picking up winds to 15 this morning. it's clear, it's slightly windy. and that's in fairfield. she says brrr it's cold outside at35 degrees. thanks for checking in with us linda. this morning ferocity temperatures away from the bay sunny and cool this afternoon and we have a slight chance of ray on friday for the last day of rain showers in 2016. satellite-radar, area of low pressure is anchored about 200 miles off the big sur coast trying to edge the front into the point conception area and into los angeles. for the most part all this will wipe away. we have high pressure building in. ample sunshine from eureka through ukiah into monterey bay at 57 degrees. no tule fog in the central valley. it is now three degrees below zero

prosecutor' office $5,000 for information that helps find and convict the killer of 28-year-old brett moss. new photos of person of interest now out. a bluford forward fusion may also have been near the shooting in august. now, his mother said it happened while he was at work at. he was alone when someone dragged him into an alley and shot him. >>> temple football matt ruhle headed to texas fresh off two big seasons for the owls. rule will take his talents to baylor university and compete for national championships. baylor news a new beginning. it had its share of scandals including a sex assault investigation. as for temple he had foley will coach the owls. >> someone is lurk aig round temple university watching girls in their rooms. police are after this peeping tom before he creeps again. in at least one of the incidents he snap a photo about to changh. shawnette wilson is pus. you've been speaking with that student. >> reporter: i have lucy and she gave a surveillance videoer window. now, police have not confirmed that that is the person they're looking for but the victim says it is hi

. >> which defines him as a rock star in every -- >> that rolling stone gathers no moss. tomorrow we're with another new dad, ryan reynolds talking about baby number two. ere is more snow and subzero temperatures in the forecast. >> omar villafranca in bismarck for us. now let's go to eric fisher, the chief meteorologist of our boston station wbz. eric, what's next? >> well, scott, the remarkable thing here is that in november we had widespread record warmth nearly over all of north america. at the same time we had major snow and cold across siberia and russia. now, all that air, which was kind of cook in the dark and the cold, is moving right up over the pole and coming right down warmest last month. it's a complete 180 in the pattern. so how cold are we talk about? low temperatures certainly subzero in the northern plains. the 20s all the way down to mississippi, alabama, and georgia tonight. by saturday morning we could be seeing 20s all the way down into north florida. so freeze warnings will likely be needed there. now, at the same time another winter storm moving in

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. >>> there is a new video just in time for the holidays and it features model kate moss. >> she starsin the new meetup video -- music video that the track mrs. alice's original post with music performed by the royal philharmonic orchestra. >> there is an elvis theme going. >> let's take a look at the roads out there. >>> good morning to you. the are off to a slow start on the tracy commute. people who drive this long distances on the 580, 205 you can see traffic is very slow on 205 as you drive into the 580 interchange. there is a track record and look like once you get on 205 and the altamont pass it will be better for you. be aware of the slow traffic. let's talk about the san mateo bridge you can see westbound 92 traffic looks good heading off to the high-rise of the highway 101 and this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza there is a backup in some of the slaves but for the most part off to a nice start. and now what about today's weather. let's bring stephen. >>> i think we are all right. a lot of cloud coverage little bit of fog under that maybe some light rain but looks like a

the man's body was found and moss would park across from kaiser hospital and yesterday morning, it was the 81st homicide of the year. there were 92 homicides at this time last year. police are still trying to determine a motive in the case. this is the fourth homicide atmos would park in the last two years and police have not said if they believe any of those killings are related. >>> a morgan hill man wanted in connection with the brutal bleeding of his neighbor is in custody and police tweeted that 47-year-old mark weber turned himself in at police headquarters last night, accused of severely beating his neighbor with a baseball bat two weeks ago. police said they were fighting because weber was angry his neighbor was not picking up after his dog. now, officers called to the scene that they found the injured man inside his home and investigators have not given an update on his condition. >>> new this morning, a man is in jail right now after collecting money for a charity when he wasn't supposed to be. joshua beck was arrested last night outside a napa safeway. police said the man wa

. - welcome to new day cleveland, i'm david moss and this is gonna be a show all about holiday tradition. that's right, some things that you do each and every year, some you used to do and then forgot about and want to do again scoveries for all of us. so let's get the show started, we're going to start right here at the cleveland botanical gardens, it's called glow. (soft piano music) - every year, the day after thanksgiving through the beginning of january, we celebrate the holidays here at the botanical garden with glow. and we deck the halls, we light the lights, we have poinsettias, we have christmas trees, we have gingerbread houses,

if you put your foot down on some piece o of moss or some grass it will takake years or decadedeto regrow> the one thing that is not happening slowly in the arctic is changnge. >> scientists tetell us that every day, they are profounundl stunned by the dramatic change that is occurring in the arctic. >> the arctic is warming faster than any other place on earth. and one of the ways in which that is demonstrated is in the retreat of summer sea ice. which has been shrinking dramatically over the last several decades. >>>> according t to nasa scientists, the arctic is losing about 30,000 square miles of sea ice each year. that's an area the size of maine. since 1980, 40% of sea ice cover has disappeared. scientists expect the arctic ocean to be largely free of mmer ice b by mid century or sooner. >> the ice reseeding -- receding h has a an impact on t environment and on the flora and fauna in the arctic and that changes traditional with a ways of life in greenland or alaska that hunters can no longer get to the seals because the ice is receding.g. >> but there are other more troubling conseq

guest: someone sent to washington with one agenda and then grows moss on his or her back and betrays the people who put them in place, and that is what happened with the h1b program, which was stated as something that would help the american economy and at the same time protect american workers. this issue -- i think it was well-timed in the book came out -- became there a prominent with the firing of disney workers and southern california edison workers and many who worked at tax programs and in the i.t. industry, who were being forced to traing their foreign replacements as a condition of receiving their severance pay. and i think that indignity, that salt in the wound, is what sort of motivated a new awareness of a program that has been in place since 1990. donald trump in his transition video last week reiterated his pledge to do something about that, and i think he needs to remind his labor secretary of that commitment. host: kevin from tom's river, new jersey, independent line. caller: thank you, c-span. michelle, i have watched it for many years, and the last number of years,

. -- moss, she stars this a new video that mixes elvis with music performed by the royal philharmonicstra. >>> how would you like to spend christmas in the house where a christmas story was filmed. if you are one of the few that has never seen the movie, the house of the boy hood home of ralphie parker. the winner gets $600 in awards and gifts including the leg lamp from the film. >>> coming up, more erosion concerns in pacifica, there is a sinkhole. >> we are looking at the east bay commute, ets getting more crowded. i can see some lights here at the bay bridge. the traffic is going to be busy here. we are also looking at a couple of city street problems in oakland. >> the cloud cover continues. the rainfall looks like is a tuesday and thursday event. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break ♪ life. you never really know what's coming. life just... happens. just when you think you know where it's going, sfx: (ambulance sirens) it takes you someplace else. and that's why covered california is here. to help californians who need health insurance get it. so you'll be ready

>> you couldn't recognize them, they were filled with moss, they were very dirty. >> and what troubled andrew more was, many belonged to veterans. what disturbed you about that? >> that they were forgotten, i could not properly thank them or understand who they were or what >> they were black, you could not read them at all. >> reporter: so loomish made it his life goal to scrub the grime off and let visitors see them. >> if you properly restore the monuments, you can begin an entire conversation and potentially in a figurative sense, bring that person back to life. >> rorter: job is spealty cleaning. although he never worked on a head stone before, he developed his own method of cleaning them. >> i scrub and scrub and get the edges and the letters and numbers. it could take 20 minutes. it could take two hours. >> and his results are stunning. this is what a grave stone from 1917 looked like before he cleaned it and now. >> if i could do this every day facebook page titled with his nickname, the good cemeteryian. it's a celebration of those veterans' lives, filled with the stories of t

. >>> a rolling stone gathering no moss. to say the least. a dad for the eighth time. at the age of 73. it's the front man's first child with this 29-year-old girlfriend ballerina. she gave birth to baby boy in new york on thursday. they're both doing well. here's shep. >> it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 here in new york city. a any player has emerged at potential front runner for secretary of state. a ceo who controls one of the biggest companies on the planet, but does he have what it takes to be america's top diplomat. >>> when you become the leader of the free world you get a couple new titles, commander in cheer and president. he will have another, executive producer. can donald trump be part-time president? working with the apprentice while running the nation. >>> ever flown next to somebody really annoying, a talker, a toucher, a laugher, cryer, maybe a snorer or a drunk? how much worse would it be if

i'm melanie moss of brooklyn based -- mini-melanie. two signature desserts are minichocolate truffles and mini-cakes that are just as beautiful as they are delicious. i started meninimelanie when i worked for -- at stone barnes. since getting started over the past two years each year we've more than doubled our sales and we've attracted clients like the city's top pell groups, event planning firms, and caterings, and we've even partnered with luxury brand like tiffany & company and este lauder. we're looking to raise $250,000 for a 10% stake in our company and that would allow us to grow our sales platform on our website mini-melanie.com and hire additional kitchen and packaging staff and to establish our first retail location. we've just moved into our very own kitchen space in williamsburg, a thriving neighborhood, and we're -- our goal is to become the very next godiva for a mobile first generation which loves our minis, and they fit the modern lifestyle. >> good job. >> thank you. >> and i got to taste these too. i must admit befor

we're here in peoria talking to bill moss. starting at 5:00, where are y'all located? >> on the corner of 83rd and we'll have our 31st annual old town festival. we have 21 food trucks down here and santa and 20 tons of snow in the park. crafts for everybody and as you ginger bread contest. all these houses brought in by the public competing for prizes and expecting more tonight but it's just going to be a fun time for everybody. >> if teens want to come out there's a dance, right? >> yes, in a park and ride lot over here across from the community center, the teens have their holiday dance over there so there's all kinds of inflatables and carnival rides and arts and crafts. decorating. we're bringing in 3500 cookies. it's going to be a fun time. >> if you get cold you can come to the community center too? >> you know it. we're having hot chocolate. you can come in the community center and warm up and see what's going on. there's acts on our stage, community acts so it's all night, 5-10 here in peoria. >> and food trucks. >> all down 83rd avenue. >> we'rein this morning

state tree, green moss hangs from the lower branches and chucky after tree. through a cage and in the swamp, he chuckles at his eyebrows lifting for emphasis, and he can make a living. but that was before. before what? before the petrochemical industry came and began to pollute public waters and contaminate the fish and to lead to blinded turtles with white eyes kind of looking out not seeing to stay alive and before they tipped over and everyone else got cancer and everybody that he and his own wife died is a lot to take in. i interviewed the man thatally d actually did stop polluting. p they put on a dinner for the people they write about and their friends. because they feel a victim of something bigger. so harold and anat have votedei republican all their lives and they are thinking about voting for trump. they are not sure these days. they didn't like the trump was imitating disabled people. they were appalled at that and the accusations very much took them back. but they were thinking about it and of course trump wants tome abolish the environmentall pro

doctors say it's a collaboration between penn medicine and moses rehabilitation -- moss rehabilitation research institute. >> in real life, the patients are actively moving both legs and when he look in the goggles they see an avatar of themselves with two complete legs. that way the feedback loop in their brain is complete. therethere should be less pain. it's experimental, but results are promising. >> it's exiting this is something that can help people for a condition for which there is not great treatment for at this point. >> reporter: mr. wolf has to get used to the system, but he is hoping it will help. >> at least get some relief from phantom pain. i'm not expecting 100% and the silver bullet, but something. >> reporter: doctors are looking for more volunteers for the study. they are looking for adults who suffered a single upper or lower amputation. we have all the details at 6abc.com. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." so glad you stayed with us, it is time for the flyers is to start a new winning streak now that their longest one in 31 years ended last night in dallas, texa

moss covered. the sun was gleaming through, bouncing on one of the fallen logs. running up a hill.or grief. you find your way through and in the end, you have realized how much love changes your life and the depth of it. >> can i also point out that running in the state parks is phenomenal? state park system is absolutely amazing in the united states. we're fortunate to have that. great, great way to take advantage of that. who's up next? >> i'm going to try to follow that which won't be easy, my family vacation to florida. christmas with these gratuitous pictures of my children. playing chess. my little guy got one up on the big guy. here's baby jemma looking at the sun over the ocean. santa stopped in for a break before he delivered all the gifts. there's my daughter. she got this huge kitchen from my mother-in-law. we live in new york city. i don't know how it's going to fit in our apartment. never mind, she looks lovely in front of it. there she is cracking up at her cousin's -- >> keep it at grandma's house. >> i think that's a great idea, let's leave it at grandma's house. th

. >> tammy you had a fourth grade pen pal from moss -- moscow. was that true? >> no.nk it was my grandfather learning to read and write english. it seems like it was russian. he was an immigrant. >> you just called russians illiterate. >> tim, you said you enjoyed the olympics that russia did. >> yes, and i am confident enough in my intelligence to not just name foreign leaders like the rest of the panel, but i thought it was a great olympics. >> can you name one thing that happened? >> one woman made a beautiful spin. she was very cat like. >> you have passed the test. and you brought up -- you pretended the cia was the culinary institute. >> i did. >> it was a good bit. chef julia child was an agent and a fore runner to the cia. >> and a man. she was a man. >> i don't believe that. tom, you showed the delightful young girls singing and i believe they were part of the freedom's troop. they will not be performing at the inauguration. >> maybe that's how they can earn back their money. >> the money they were eggs spoked to get and -- they were supposed to get and never

and the green globes of moss but often find a prominent place among the other seasonal decorations.nother favorite, an orange that becomes anned a eve advent cale. the 24th, he says, is the most important day of the holiday season in norway and it all begins here. >> barbara, let me introduce you to my chef. >> reporter: this chef was busy preparing for the holiday ♪ but on the stove, a giant caldron of hot porridge. what is it made of in earlier this day, the ambassador had the children of the holiday staff come experience a norwegian christmas tradition. the porridge is served. in one of the bowls, there's an almond and the one who finds the almond gets the gift. the children fill paper baskets with raisins and nuts and hung them on the tree. a tradition in norway. another, donning these costumes. >> it's a traditional dress in norway. >> reporter: also popular, the famous argiyle designed sweaters. ♪ >> reporter: dancing around the tree, yet another custom in norway. and then there's another tradition celebrated by the norwegians here in washington at the beginning of the holiday

they were filled with moss and very dirty. >> and what troubled andrew loomish more, many belonged tosturbed you about that so much? >> they were forgotten, i couldn't properly thank them and properly understand who they were or what they were about. >> reporter: so these were totally black? >> they were black, you could not read them at all. >> reporter: so loomish made it his life's goal to scrub and uncover the names so visitors would see them. >> if you properly restore the monuments, you can begin an entire conversation and potentially in a figurative sense, bring the person back to life. >> loomish's specialty job is cleaning, although he never worked on a head stone before he developed his own method for cleaning them. >> i scrub and i scrub and i get the edges and i get the letters and numbers. it could take 20 minutes or hours. >> and his results are stunning. this is what a grave stone from 1917 looked like before he cleaned it. and now. >> if i could do this every day i would. >> reporter: he set up this facebook page titled with his nickname, the good cemeteryian. it's a c