the task, send a letter to a teacher or a first responder in new town or elsewhere in the country. >> to first responders. >> dear new town police officer. >> i wanted them to know they were appreciated and their job was selfless. >> reporter: this idea, 26 days of kindness, honors the 20 children and 6 adults who lost their lives in the 2012 mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school in new town. manifested in acts big and small, like donating food and blankets to the homeless. an annual tradition at notre dame these past three years. >> it reminds us that human goodness and human kindness is an every day affair. >> reporter: for students here, it couldn't make more sense. remembering something bad that happened. we're trying to counter act the bad with some good. >> reporter: they've learned there is a world outside these walls crowded with cruelty. junior olivia says she believes change can begin with her and her peers. >> it starts small, like with a letter we wrote today, but it really grows. >> reporter: kindness has become a part of the curriculum. >> do the kids buy into th

. >>> finally tonight, it'll be three years gunman entered sandy hook elementary school in new town, connecticut, leaving 26 people dead. 20 of themm chililen. another school is marking the anniversary and honoring those who died with kindness. 26 days of kindness. harry smith has our story. >> everyone all set? >> reporter: mary callahan had an assignment for her students at notre dame catholic high school in fairfield, connecticut. >> i'll give you 15 minutes. >> reporter: moments later, they begin writing. you can hear a pin drop. the sk, send a letter to a teacher or a first responder in new town orr elslshere in the country. >> to first responders. >> dear new town police officer. >> i wanted them to know they were preciated and their job was selfless. >> reporter: this idea, 26 d ds of kindness, honors the 20 children and 6 adults who lost their lives in the 2012 mass shooting at sdy hook elementary school in new town. manifested in acts big and all, like donating food and an annual tradition at notre dame these past three years. >> it reminds us that humanoodness and human kin

this crazy weather neighborhood, plus, sinfuling as of kindness on the third anniversary at the new town elementary school shooting. >>> still perfect after week 14 player in the race for president. >>> this is an important day. i made a big decision. i'm entering the race for president of the united states of perk. >> "early today" starts right now. >> good morning. i'm gigi stonewoods, tomorrow's republican presidential debate has the potential to be the most, pelosiive yet. which iowa caucus seven weeks from today, there is a lot to talk about. not the least of which, donald trump's latest proposals. his lead in the gop race might not be as secure as he once thought. nbc's kristen welker reports. >> reporter: with dead cruz threatening to knock donald trump out of the top spot, the billionaire businessman again turned up the heat. >> i don't think he's qualified to be president. look at the way he's dealt with the senate where he goes in there like, a you know, frankly like a little bit of a maniac. street journal" pul poll puts cruz township points. . . trump who has resisted attacki

and six adults who lost their lives in the 2012 mass shooting at sandy hook elementary scale in new town. manifest in acts big and small, like donating food and blankets to the homeless, an annual tradition in notre dame these past three years. >> it remind us that human

last night, the board voted to hire a new town marshal. arguments followed about the new hire and then a fight erupted between the new and the old town marshal. daryl mccullough / new town marshal "i didn't really expect it to be that way but it got sort of out of hand and when they started said and i didn't say what they said i said this other gal started to step in and screaming and yelling and she don't know nothing and i told her to shut up. then here they come there was three of them attacking me." indiana state police are investigating the melee. sioux city police officers may start wearing body cameras next spring. that was the topic of a legislative meeting tuesday with lawmakers and local police. more law enforcement agencies across the country have started using the cameras to record interactions with the public. officials say it's a big issue for the p-d in terms of retention of information, but it doesn't come cheaply. pete groetken, sioux city councilmember "it's a very expensive part of maintaining records. so there needs to

screaming ] >> it got out of hand pretty quickly, getting physical because of the election of a new town marshal. the former marshal there says he was wrongly fired. a motion passed to hire a new marshal and then that happened. >> things got a little out of hand. i just tried to ask a simple question as to why we terminated the town marshal in october. >> eventually this fight was broken up. then police showed up. a new town board takes over in 2016. believed to have stolen some pricey gems. police say this man is a person of interest in the theft. more than $80,000 worth of gems were stolen from the cleveland museum of natural history last week. police are hoping someone can >>> we're following more news today. police in rodchester new york working for a third straight day at the scene of a violent kidnapping of two college students. court document show the pair from university of rodchester were taken to a house where they were punched and beaten with objects for more than 40 hours. one ever the students shot in the leg, a police s.w.a.t. team stormed the house to make the arrest. >> t

it was three years ago today a gunman entered sandy hook lottery school in new town, connecticut. 26 people died. 20 of them children. not far from this town, another school is marking the anniversary with 26 days of kindness harry smith has that story. >> everyone all set? >> mary callahan has an assignment in fairfield, connecticut. >> moments later, they begin rising you could hear a pin drop. >> to a teacher or elsewhere in the country. >> first responders. >> i want to talk to parents without their job, it's selfless. >> this idea. 26 days of kindness, honors the 26 children and six adults who lost their lives in the 2012 mass shooting at sandy hook elementary scale in new town. manifest in acts big and small, like donating food and blankets to the homeless, an annual tradition in notre dame these past three years. >> it remind us that human goodness and human kindness is an every day affair. >> reporter: for students here, it couldn't make more sense. >> we aren't waiting for more bad to happen. >> they have learned there is a world outside these walls, crowded with cruelty. re

town marshal quickly escalated between the fist fight between the new and old town marshal. >> who gets to arrest who? >> that's a very important question. state police investigateing the incident. >>> t t inteteiew covered everything from most cherished moments to most favorite books. and his favorite song, wait for it, kendrick lamar's "how much a dollar costs." and the first lady can't get enough of "up townwn funk" by bruno mars. and the animated film "inside out." >>> in oregon, one lucky player won the $6.4 million lottery jackpot from iraq. this is the first time in the ste 's history someone overseasasought a mega bucks ticket online and won. you can imagine your money fwoegoes a lot farther there. >> yvi didn't even know they were eligible. i want a bigger pot next time. >>> good point. president obama expected to sign into lawn over haul of the no-child left behind law. it also encouraged states to limit the time students spend on testing. keep it right here for more news, weather and sports.

the district says it has counselors in every school, not just in new town.e school is also holding a moment of silence. twenty first graders and six educators were killed before the gunman killed himself in the second deadliest massacre in u.s. history. >>> from new town to paris and san bernadino, california, gun violence and how to stop it is on the minds of many. ktvu fox 2 brian flores is in our newsroom now to talk about a forum that is happening at the state capital today. >> that's right. good morning. it's being lead by mike thompson. it's a paneled discussion from the entire spectrum of this gun control issue. now, the panel discussion is set to begin this morning at 9:30 at the state capitol in sacramento. some of the guests expected to speak include a gun show dealer from arizona, a gun club owner from here in california, a former gang member, members of law enforcement, and gun control advocates. now, thompson, a democrat who represents the state's fifth district which includes all of napa, parts of contra costa is chairman of the house gun viole

in w wehauken, news 4, new york. >>> a scary armory in mid town with a new twist. the bold crooks might not care they're caught on camera judging from the calling card that they left at the scene. 23450us is in mid town where the robbery took place. ida. >> reporter: natalie, police are looking for two gunmen who are responsible for this, emptying out the m dison jewelry store yesterday. they got away with more than $100,000 worth of watches and jules and you're right, we got an exclusive look at the gunmen that police are searching for. surveillance cameras capture the gunmen entering the store pointing his weapon behind the counter demanding pricey watches and jewelry. the store clerk who was there so long as we hid his identity. >> i was in shock because like i happened to be there and the first time i saw someone putting a gun to my face. >> reporter: he and another clerk were so startled they barely realized it was an actual robbery. >> when i looked at it i thought he was joking but then he said, do you know what this is? i told him this is a gun. so he gives

sources tell nbc news two of the weapons were legally purchased. police made contact at a nearby town and a car chase ensued. police identified the suspects as 28-year-old say yesterday fa rook and 27-year-old tasfeef malik. they were married. the couple had a six month old daughter who they dropped off before the shooting. he was an environmental specialist and at employee for five years. he was at the party before leaving under quote, angry circumstances. the attack was well planned out and the pair were dressed in tactical gear and had several magazines of ammunition. officials have not ruled out terrorism at this time. are late last night they addressed the media. >> we have 14 people that are confirmed dead. we have 17 people that are wounded. one of the tips we were following up on took us to a house in redland where is we made contact with the suspect vehicle that we were looking for. that resulted in a pursuit, which ultimately came back into the city of san derbernardino. there was an officer-involved shooting. we had 20 or 21 officers last count involved with the suspects. t

>> that almost happened in one new jersey town when people started complaining about a key part of this holiday ritual. news 4's brian thompson explains, next. >>> first, our social pick of the day. a beautiful shot from dyker heights, brooklyn. looks like a townhouse. beautiful. >>> if you have a pic for us to share, e-mail it to >>> one last look at the norad santa tracker for this hour. and it looks like santa is still going. the reindeers are going really fast. he's last seen at barcelona and heading towards spain now. a slight correction, he's dropped off 3 billion, with a "b," gifts. >> that makes more sense. >>> this is christmas eve, so those who are celebrating will want their santa. >> for a while this week it looked like people in tiny roosevelt, new jersey, might miss out, because as brian thompson reports, their st. nick came with a siren and [ sirens ] >> reporter: that's the sound that almost kept santa out of roosevelt. you might not get your gifts? >> yeah. >> reporter: a fire engine escort for santa is a tradition here. there was a vote last week to improve this dilapi

take a look. indiana all over the election of a new town marshal. the former marshal there says he was wrongly fired, when a motion passed to hire a new marshal, things escalated quickly. >> things got a little out of hand. i just tried to ask a simple question. as to why we terminated the town marshal in october. >> sarah: eventually, the fight was broken up. local police showed up. a new town board takes over in 2016. >> christa: coming up, one shopper thought she was headed home with an ipad. she had this inside of the packaging. we will explain. >> jeremy: for the afternoon, a lot of clouds. >> christa: patriots players getting wrapped up in foxboro. the annual children's featuring the event unofficially known as wrap a pat. kids decorate players with bows. oh, look at mccourty. he is just standing there. just like a tree. in this event. >> i didn't get to have that much fun as a kismt i'm happy to be part of it now. >> christa: so special. the event benefits the salvation army and charitable centers throughout the new england area. so much good

.>>> flags across connecticut will have -- fly at half staff to mark the new town shooting. 20 children and six adults were killed three years ago in sandy hook elementary. officials will try to make tomorrow as normal as possible for students. tomorrow is the first time that the anniversary falls on a weekday.>>> campaign 2016. there is a new candidate on top lead against donald trump and the rest of the gop field and iowa. the des moines register has crews at 31% with trump 10 points behind at 21%. ben carson is third with 13%.>>> the obama administration drugs are says it is time for a new approach to help people escape the downward spiral of addiction. michael but shelley, director of the national drug policy, after holding a similar job in massachusetts says it is time to stop treating addiction as a crime.>> this is not a moral failing. this is not about bad people who are choosing to continue to use drugs because they lack we don't expect people with cancer just to stop having she is a recovering -- he has been sober for nearly 30 years.>>> lots of people decorate for christmas a

the board voted to hire a new town martial. state police are investigating the incident. looks like a crazy scene out there. >> and president and mrs. obama shared some of their favorite things of 2015 with people magazine. the interview covered everything from most cherished moments to favorite books. and president revealed his favorite song is kendrick lamar's "how much a dollar cost" while the first plate is "uptown funk" and bruno mars. and their favorite movie. >> she probably watched it with her daughters. it is a good moment with the family. >> and now to oregon, one lucky player won the $6.4 million lottery jackpot from iraq. first time in state's history a person bought a ticket online and won. the person's name will not be released. >>> and santa is not just making deliveries on land this christmas. a diver in seoul south korea put on an underwater performance, visitors watched as he swam with more than 20 thousand sardines and a white spotted eagle ray. >>> now time for a look ahead. president obama is expected to sign into law an over haul of the no child left

since the massacre in new town connecticut nearly two years ago. adam lanza gunned down 26 people and injured many others. >> a gunman opened fire during a prayer group at a historic black church. in ok, october, a gunman shot d killed nine student in oregon. >> and last friday, a gunman opened fire in colorado springs >> president obama talked about this exclusively and called on gun control bill. >> we have a pattern of mass shootings in this country that has no parallel anywhere else in the world. >> there are some steps we koultd take. could take. not to eliminate the mass shootings but to improve the odds that they don't happen frequently >> would new gun laws make a difference? it is a debate everywhere from capitol hill to social media. >> wbz reached out to people on both sides tiept that are tonight that are eager to make their case. >> we heard from the president, that's common, gun control and so the debate begins. once again our television screen infiltrated of images of s.w.a.t. team and distressed victims. now, the smoke is clear in,

. >>> today marks three years since the shooting in new town connecticut the town did not this is the first time that that anniversary has 20 first graders and staff members were shot and killed. >>> antigun violence advocates used this anniversary to reveal a new bill board, replacing the one that used to sit along the mass pike, the billboard is designed to honor the victims of gun violence while showing you can put sensible and effective laws in place. >> as this billboard makes clear, standing together as a nation a way forward to peace and to safety. >> tougher legislation is across this country the better off we are. >> that billboard is on the parking garage at 50 dalton street, the group stop handgun violence will display messages for the next few year. >>> boston university is revoking bill cosby's honorary degree, across the country colleges have been revoking cosby's degrees for months, bu resisted until today, cosby's own statement in a deposition about the treatment of women drove the decision. cosby was given and honorary doctor rate last year, today cosby counter sued s

from freedom plaza to the white house this afternoon. 20 children and six adults were killed in new town. they have called for increase in background checks and supporting laws to keep guns away from criminals. >> let's take a look what's coming up in the week ahead. the montgomery county police department getting ready to bury one of its own. officer liotta's funeral will be held tomorrow. now. the system is not officially recognizing the holiday. it will be used as a propegsal day for teachers. >> and on thursday the man suspected in the murders of the d.c. family and their house keep ler be in court. deron went killed the savopoulos family. although others were believed to be involved, went is the only person charged. >>> it's 10:08. trail of terror. the trail in the san bernardino shooting and why police stropped. one's ties to extremism is overlooked. >>> why one teach >>> now to the latest in the san bernardino shooting. a search for a hard drive in connection with the husband and wife shooting team is over. >> investigators say the couple may have tried to destroy electronic evide

the superintendent asked for a limited media attention saying quote newtown needs only new town today " and some bay area residents recognize the somber anniversary, more than 100 people will marched yesterday demanding tougher gun laws. >> californians -- wants to be banned living near schools in part can live about anywhere because of a new law, why experts say it's making our streets safer. >>> the numbers are in and do change in the law is doing exactly what what it was intended and that is to get the rolled sex offenders out of homelessness in the into housing so authorities can keep better track of them. there are currently 5900 paroled sex offenders in the state. previously just this loss past nine years ago and forced a blanket restriction prohibiting them from living in certain distant from schools and parks. the law changed back in march. supreme court justices ruled the housing restriction for unconsidered were unconstitutional and making it difficult for them to find housing without an -- advancing the ball to protect children. three quarters of the 5900 sex offenders are

and 38.7% following new town, connecticut and coming in january, gun tv, a special channel dedicated to firearms. one study suggests there could be fewer mass shooting casualties if more people were armed. >> a small portion of concealed carry can cut down casualties by 10%. >> given that there are over 300 million guns in this country, we'd be the safest nation in the developed world. the reality is americans are 20 times more likely to be murdered >>> attorney general loretta lynch says the justice department is monitoring the antimuslim rhetoric that's emerged following last week's shooting. they said they prosecute deeds and not words and americans shouldn't let rhetoric turn into violence. >>> mean while, islamic residents took part in a march in kansas city. members declaring terrorism is not islam and being muslim means not harming others. one added nearly all of the islamic world condemns terrorism. >> 99% of the islam world condemn terrorists. and terrorist is very minority in islam, not the real islam. the true islam is peace. >> many also chanted yes, yes peace during that

the school district has counselors in every school, not just new town. holding a moment of silence. >>> here in california, gun sales have set a new record this year. according to a bay area news group analysis of state and federal data, there was a big jump in firearm sales on black friday in the days after the san bernardino mass shooting. there were 1.51 million background checks in the first 11 months of the year, breaking the previous record of 1.47 million set last year. gun sales on black friday were four times the average number for other days in november. less than two weeks after the san bernardino terror attack, we're learning that the head of the department of homeland security refused to end a secret policy last year that banned immigration officials to look at social media send by for engineers applying for visa. >>> divers searching a lake recovered a few items not too far are from the san bernardino shooting scene. they haven't said if the items are linked to the shooters. federal agents got a tip that the couple may have thrown a compute

the school massacre at sandy hook elementary school in new town, connecticut. lots of unwanted guns are off the streets in fredericksburg, virginia. police held a gun buy back today. a philanthropist is donating $100 for each firearm turned in. the money goes to local charities. police also handed out free gun locks. and new this year, some of the firearms will be donated to the virginia department of forensic science to help with research. >>> a new poll shows senator ted cruz with a double-digit lead over donald trump in iowa. the des moiness register bloomberg's politics poll released tonight shows cruz with 31%, trump with 21%, and ben carson with just 13%. senator marco rubio and jeb bush round out the top five. >>> showers in the forecast monday. will the timing impact your commute? amelia is coming up next. zploo and a soldier and his canine companion's exploits overseas landed them both in a hospital. tonight these touching >> splashed across social media right now, touching pictures of an injured soldier and his dog as they recover side by side. both a

. >>> a settlement in the new town, connecticut shootings.he families of 16 victims will split $1.5 million. they filed suit against theest indicate of adam lanza's mother. nancy lanza was also killed by her son. the families are also suing bush master, the maker of the rifle. >>> up next, saudi arabia feeling the pain of falling oil prices. a look behind the kingdom's cash flow problems. >>> and a major mistake in washington state, thousands of prisoners, accidentally freed. >>> iraqi forces say they are pushing closer to the city center in ramadi. isil has been in control of ramadi since may. at least 14 soldiers were killed at the start of the offensive by a suicide bomb. >>> today russia has come out denying that its air strikes in syria are deliberately targeting civilians. the kremlin says an amnesty international report published this morning on russian action in the country is a provocation. that report accuses moscow of directly targeting and killing at least 200 civilians. >> translator: the russian and syria air strikes on eastern

the candles lit, the prayers said, the stuffed animals left around a rims tee in downtown new town.s started, foundations, too. you don't have to be in these places to know good can come of evil. and healing follows those good acts, big and small. from san bernadino, good night. >>> is this isis? this is "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews, and in washington the fbi is now investigating the san bernardino massacre as an act of terrorism, and base on what we are hearing tonight, this could be the first successful isis-inspired attack within the united states. chilling new details tonight about what may have motivated the attackers. syed farook and his wife

the prior record was set on december 21st, 2012, the day after the new town elementary school shootings> and some police fraternities are asking the nfl to let police officers bring guns into games. >> reporter: since 2013 the nfl has banned anyone not specific hired for security to carry guns into its games. but the national fraternal order of police sent a letter to the commissioner urging him to change course. it says not having off-duties officers in attendance who are armed could leave players and fans in danger. local police unions in ohio, detroit, and new york have made similar appeals to the league. jerry henry says repealing the stadium ban makes sense. >> i think it's a great idea. it gives an untold source of law enforcement officers who have plenty of experience in handling out breaks such as this, if something should happen. >> reporter: but the nfl says it sees plenty of negatives. the chief nfl security officer, a 24-year veteran of the pennsylvania stated police says paid security officers are fully trained and not at loued to drink alcohol during names. that reduces th

a 15% following fort hood, a 17% increase after aurora, colorado in 2012 and a 38.7% spike after new town, connecticut. and coming in january, gun tv, a channel dedicated to firearms. and one study suggests there could be fewer casualties if more people were armed. >> a small portion of concealed carry can cut down casualties. >> the gun lobby wants us to believe that more guns is the solution to this problem, if that were true, we'd be the safest nation in the developed world. times more likely to be murdered by a gun than in any other country. >> that was nbc's kevin reporting. >>> attorney general loretta lynch says the justice department is going over the antimuslim rhetoric following last week's shooting. americans shouldn't let rhetoric turn into violence. meanwhile islamic residents in kansas city took part in a march for peace and this year's match took on an added meaning and islam means not harming others. and one add nearly all of the islamic world condemns terrorism. >> 99% of the islam world condemn terrorists. and it's not the real islam. >> and many chanted yes, yes peace d

. >> reporter: a week later, and a new lead in the deadliest mass shooting since new town.ice divers searching a lake near the scene. >> we're searching this lake today because we did have a lead that indicated that the subjects came into this area. we're seeking evidence of anything that had to do with this particular crime. >> reporter: officials also urged patience for the people in the community. this investigation as i have mentioned many, many times massive, and that's going to take time. so i know it's a little bit of a disruption to the area. it would not be uncommon for us to do neighborhood canvases. >> reporter: as this unfolds the focus intensifies on the couple behind the massacre, who the fbi says appear to have been radicalized before they met. fbi director briefed lawmakers on the status of the investigation. >> no, it's a dangerous world. director comey made it clear that the fbi is conducting a thorough investigation. it's a far from over, and we're uncertain where it is going to lead. >> reporter: investigators haven't found any direct links between the c

historia moderna de los estados unidos, 14 muertos, desde luego si lo compraramos con los muerto de new towniva casi 40 en la escuela en colorado, el presidente de los estados unidos en entrevista dijo que desafortunadamente en estados unidos hay un patrÓn de violencia, de matanza, sin paralelo en todos los estados unidos, y la gran preocupaciÓn de todos nosotros es para ponerlo en contexto, esto ocurre mÁs de tres semanas de un acto terrorista en parÍs, todoss pensamos que era un acto terrorista y hasta ahÍ estamos en este momento, 14 muerto y 14 heridos. marÍa elena: 10 de ellos, en cuanto a los heridos 10 en condiciÓn crÍtica y consideran que puede aumentar la cifra de muertos, este es un hecho algo distinto a otros ataques que han ocurrido en donde llega el sospechoso, el pistolero y empieza a disparar al azar, ahora son tres personas parece copper es llegan con una misiÓn de disparar contra un grupo muy especÍfico en un lugar especÍfico, en este centro en don habÍa una reuniÓn que todavÍa no se sabe si es una reuniÓn de trabajo o un festejo de navidad, pero clono se sabe es una sala de

couldn't couldn't were flying at half staff to mark the anniversary of the shooting at the school in new town. 20 children and six adults were killed three years ago at sandy hook elementary school. counselors were on hand all day. this is actually the first time the anniversary falls on a weekday. and the day sparked gun violence rallies across the country. at one in front of the nra of a young reporter who was shot live on the air earlier this year spoke out. >> we cannot allow our children to become come lateral damage and that is exactly what they have become, it's been acceptable for children at sandy hook, our daughter allison, all of these children can die, i had accept that. >> nearly hundred orange blocks took place across the country this weekend, participants wore orange because they say it's the color that symbolizes the value of human life, paula evan, liam. >>> bill cosby is now suing seven of the women accusing him of sexual misconduct. comedian calls the women's claims false and opportunistic, they've caused him to suffer job losses, boston university trustees voted to revoke

. >> it is unfortunate that we're on this list now, lists like new town, aurora, areas where such tragic events occur: that's not how i want to remember san bernardino. >> family and friends would come together to remember an inquiry wonderful friend. >> he's such a beautiful guy. we would have our little inside jokes. he was just great to be around. and we became very close. >> and despite the loss you could still hear the laughter. people remembering moments with their friends, some enemy decked out in costume. kauffman helped to run a renaissance fair in california. >> he was so infectious and contagious that when he smiled it lit up the room. anybody who saw it just couldn't help but smile. >> ryan reyes was daniel kauffman's boyfriend. >> we all need to be more like daniel. we need to be so open, vibrant and love life and loving towards one another. and if you see someone sad or crying or whatever, even if you don't know them, check on them. be a human being. be a decent human being. that will make the world a better place. >> members of sye d farook's mosque showed up to give their

. >>> there has been a settlement in connection with the new town, connecticut shootings, the familiesl split $1.5 million from the state of adam lanza's mother. the suit alleging that she failed to secure the weapons that were used to kill 20 children and 6 educators back in 2012. nancy lanza was also killed by her son. the families are also suing bushmaster, the maker of the rifle. >>> a major mistake in washington state, thousands of prisoners accidentally set free. ♪ >>> as we mentioned earlier, robert dear is due back in court this afternoon. he is the accused planned parenthood shooter. jim hooley is live for us in colorado springs, colorado. if he is declared mentally incompetent what effect will that have? >> reporter: well, it's not clear if we will have a decision today. but it is definitely certain that if he is declared incompetent, it would complicate many, many matters here. it would put all of the prosecution on hold, and he would most likely be sent to the colorado mental health hospital, south of here in pueblo to undergo testing. he has said he will not participate in

and near new town. we're going to keep seeing this around the philadelphia area too to wilmington. steady rain continues. really, this morning across the major interstates, we'll be seeing rain and they're going to be wet already from heavy rain earlier this morning. you see it all moving in from the south. we'll see a break closer to lunchtime. the mid-40s right now. mid-30s areas north and west. future weather showing us starting to clear out after the morning commute. here's 8:00, still seeing the rain around. closer to lunchtime, at noon, things taper off. evening commute looks dry. then we go into tomorrow and it does look like a nice dry day. temperatures in about the mid-50s. so for today, rain early this morning. clearing later this afternoon. areas north of philadelphia could be around 50 degrees farther south closer to 70 degrees. tomorrow around the mid-50s. mid-50s on thursday and then we go into 2016 with the mid-40s for a high. we stay colder through the weekend. >> thanks, sheena. >>> hoverboard safety is becoming a focus for federal officials. the investigation that

and every time they moved to a new town, his mother and father would go to church avenue week as a family. and that kept them together as a darkest times. he was so grateful. he knew what hard work was. he never had an entitled moment in his life. and we will miss him so much. and i prayed that the lord would take him the way he wanted to go. so i thank the lord for that, for his grace to us as a family. and i pray his grace on all of you as well. thank you. >> last night, kathie lee and frank gifford were both inducted into the hall of fame. >> i am truly the most blessed woman on the earth. i had 29 years with pie incredible husband, and i remember think when we were getting married. i said lord, if you just give me ten with that amazing man. i got that and a whole bunch more.more. >>> my mission is simple, to i'm here to level the playing

the previous record was set december 21, 2012, the day after new town elementary saw that massacre. >> guns are up for debate in n.h.l. stadiums, some asking to let off duty officers bring in fair arms. it is currently banned. >> since 2013, the nfl has banned anyone not specifically hired to work security at its games from carrying guns into its venues. in days following the paris attacks, the fop sent a letter to nfl commissioner roger goodell by the f.o.p. urging a change, saying not allowing them to be armed could leave fans and players in danger. isil pick targets based on how much damage they can inflict. there have been similar appeals to the league. georgia carry said repealing the stadium ban makes sense. >> i think it's a great idea. it gives an unfold source of officers with plenty of experience handling something like this. >> the nfl said it sees plenty of negatives, saying paid security officers are fully trained in league procedures and are not allowed to drink alcohol during games. that, he says, reduces the risk of an accidental shooting, but for gun rights activists,