adam and biati, ashton and mila and selena with niles lawrence. we know they can bust amove, but can they lipsynch? >> you're going to do lip sink battle. that show is -- i'm dakted to it. >> i'm happ i got out and i'm still married. our marriage is fine. we went re hard. but not trying to like go so -- which i think it ended up being good. but we definitely went for the jugular. >> no doubt the couple hit the dance floor a few we ago when his "magic mike" co-star said i do to sophia. >> they're so beautiful and kid like together. it was a beautiful event. joe is likebatman. i'm so happy he found sophia. >> lots of love. now the tatums who celebrate their seventh wedding anniversary next july. >> up next, we're talking to "snanny." she's going on tour with her fiance. >> the production manager on the show. >> then we sit down with the "star wars" cast nearly 40 years la kafr carrie, and harrison. >> crash an airplane recently. two broken legs, dislocated both ankles. >> that is ahead. but right now, take a look at the making victoria secret fashio

selena and nile were close all nightlong. he had his arm around her. they left together through the back door. >> have as much fun as you can. >> this is al very interesting. when i sat down with nile over a month aireland, he told me he was single but maybe not now. >> we'll bewatching. i wonder if they and justin were watching the grammy nominations this morning. out of the three of them, justin got one, michelle turner is here breaking it down. >> justin's nomination was for best dancer for "where are you now." selena, she does appear in taylor swift's bad blood video which got a nod. we're blaekreaking down taylor's big day and the big surprises. >> how about this? taylor is the only artist to have nominations in the big of the year. >> it is a state of the art song. if you put it in a time capsule, it will be the album that sums up the sounds of 2014-2015. bad bloo >> also nominated, "badblood." it's so good thanks to the today kendrick lamar. >> it's not surprising to see him get nominations. what is surprisi to see him get 11. >> i just got back

selena and nile were close all night long, he had his around her and rubbing her back. they left together. >> this is all very int because when i sat down with nile over a month ago he told me he was single but maybe now. >> we'll be watching. i wonder if they and justin were watching the grammy nominations this morning because out of the& three of them only justin got we're break it all down with the gram my news. >> for where are you now with skrilex. for selena she does appear in taylor swift's bad blood video. we are breaking down taylor's big day and grammies big surprises. >> taylor is the only artist to have nominations in the three, album, song and record of the year. >> it is a state of the art. if you were to put it in a time capsule it would be the album that sums up the sounds of 2014-2015. >> nominated, bad blood. it's so g thanks to the man of today, ken dicdrick lamar. >> what's surprising is to see him get 1 >> i just got back from london. his reaction recorded just for et. he got the first nominati including song of the year for see you again. >> i foun

daniel niles is -- danielle niles is tracking all the snow and sleet. it feels like wasted precipitation, this could be all snow, not much you can do with sleet. >> it's never fun when it pelts you in the face, it's one of those things. >> exfoliating though. morning. >>> great so to have you up, good morning, we are tracking the impact on the commute here, this morning early it is going to be the highest impact as we continue to make that transition over, we are going to see a lesser impact through the late morning and the afternoon. there will still be areas of sleet across the interior, in general, the snow and sleet coating of 2 inches for the most of us, so current radar shows a lot of pink on the map and that is the sleet eric was talking about. we've been making that transition over here in southern new hampshire. pockets of sleet on the cane and islands, we are seeing accumulation of that shop on the roadways, over the next i would say hour and a half or so make that transition over to rain along the south coast. it's sleet but 29 degrees in the

most important cities are istanbul, at the crossroads where turkey meets europe, and cairo on the nile is the middle oil, however, which has made this area east's oil, middle however, which has made this area important. changes are coming to the middle east. there is a new spirit among university students, where women work and study on an equal basis with men. government health centers have been set up in some of the cities. here and there, the schools have appeared for their children, perhaps by oil royalties. is ase of farm machinery sign of the changing times. old irrigation projects, thousands of years the same, are being supplemented by new and more efficient ones. ♪ andated machinery antiquated factories are solely being replaced by more modern by -- slowly being replaced more modern and efficient equipment. ♪ modern communication is quickening the spread of new ideas. old means of transportation are giving way to newer and better ones. the caravan is dying out in favor of the bus. the truck. and the airplane. some of the world's most modern airports are located in the middle eas

nile rogers is an incredibly talented guy. chic was a great band. nile rogers is someone who has an incredible career after -- before, during and after is someone who could get in in other categories. chic just didn't get elected this year. >> they still could be in the running -- >> he could be considered for something else because he has -- he as a producer, as a musician is incredible. >> this is a great song, by the way. [laughter] >> it's like donna summer was inducted a few years ago. >> speaking of donna summer, i >> inducted but nominated, janet jackson, chaka khan, last year joan jett was inducted, linda ronstadt the year before -- >> how many women are on the committee that decide who's going to be -- >> there's probably 20% of the nominating committee are women. >> okay. that's good. i'm glad -- >> talk to my daughter, she asked that question. >> so it's a legitimate question. >> and she's a lot tougher than you are. >> a legitimate question on good day new york. >> go figure. >> joel, something i want to know, what do the stars get? do t

emily: all right, harvey kester, ceo of blue nile. thank you so much for joining us.hat's the retail perspective. i want to talk more about delivery. easy post is an app platform that bridges the gap between companies and carriers like ups. david kirkpatrick still with us. and this is your busiest time of year. what do you do to gear up for today? guest: most of the major e-commerce companies are locking up september at the latest, but getting that for the holidays, so you do not have one of these target, neiman marcus problems. emily: so they would not have had a problem? guest: their shipping would have gone through, that is correct. emily: you are like a middleman? guest: that's correct. emily: what you make of the problems? guest: i think a lot of the problems are focused on web uptime. we see 40%-90% of their volume in the last quarter. it's a challenge to scale up your infrastructure for three months of the year, never mind one month of the year. david: david, what you make of companies like ship, post mate, amazon unveiling flex. delivery is a hot space being d

we'll get a check of radar, send it back into the studio where continue yell nile is standing by. >>> it is, eric, you are right. we are keeping a close eye on that rain line, we've got everything on the map this morning, temperature right now 34 degrees, 93 in plymouth, the groan is where we made the change over to rain. let's zoom in, extending back for norwell, pembroke, halt, you will be next, over the next hour or so. north and west of boston though we've seen colder temperatures, so it's 29 in lowell, and we've been mixing with some flakes and some sleet somewhere like bedford in through southern new hampshire, too. it is mainly snow well to our concord temperature 21 degrees in concord, just starting to push through the new hampshire sea coast, coming into maine. hour by hour rain line continues to press north into the city of boston around 8:00 a.m., temperature up a degree at 394 degrees, notice the sleet, areas of pink hang on longest north and west of boston until about late morning and midday, folk etis over the border from manchester, still slick travel with a sloppy, cru

danielle niles is tracking the storm, it feels invigorating, always a little bit fun. >> invigorating with the sleet pelting against your face that will certainly wake you up, eric,. >>> we are talking about the sleet in a lot of places as you like eric reported, 2 degrees in worcester, i see a lot of pink on the map, making that transition over to a little bit of rain in the cape and islands, sleet pellets mixing in right along route 6, that is the key this morning, slow your speeds down just saw a couple reports on twitter of a few spinouts, p 92 in the city of boston, 24 in lowell, so there is colder area across the interior, still snowflakes mix in, it's not accumulating that much. 34 now in boston, but 20s across the interior and there is just a bit of a wind out there, 28 miles per hour in the city right now, gusts over 20 in the cape. the real feel is 10 degrees in worcester right now. 22 in boston, 17 in lawrence. so you certainly want to be bundled up as you step outside, the storm itself is lifting that extends back to the midwest, but for us it's this bulk of moisture comin

back in the studio, danielle niles tracking latest trends on radar, one thing we are seeing is pretty classic cold front, mild to the east and cold to the west of us. >>> it's been impressive to see the temperature for portsmouth drop over 10 degrees in and hour, we have a wind more from degrees in portsmouth, temperature at 36 now in beverly so the front has snagged south, lawrence is now in the mid-20s, so that is the cold air eric was talking about draining back in to northeastern massachusetts, precipitation coming back in from central mass, rain and sleet and snow start go to taper off now, it's 39 in boston with leftover light rain extending through eastern massachusetts, patches from worcester, up to paxton and hampshire moderate bursts through nash i can't. we will continue to see this sleet taper off, 3:30-400 a couple leftover sprinkles, with the falling temperatures particularly in essex county any leftover sprinkles or flurries or sleet mixed in, untreated surfaces still slick overnight tonight, a lot of spots drop below freezing, so watch your step tomorrow morning, tauto

. >> the struggle of panama is to keep this river which is the panamanian nile. you can't compare with any other river. >> the smithsonian institute's dr. stanley heckadon-moreno is considered the environmental conscience of panama. he studies his country from the galeta marine center, a science outpost that sits on a gorgeous stretch of beach on panama's caribbean coast. >> its almost impossible to explain egypt without the nile. you can't explain panama without the chagres. it's what makes possible this country. >> the chagres is the river that was dammed up 100 years ago to form gatun lake, at the time the largest man-made lake in the world. large enough to float these massive ocean vessels. but gatun lake serves another purpose- supplying 80% of the fresh water to the people of panama. and that's why we're at the lake this morning. ariel rodriguez is a biologist from the university of panama. he's taking us on a tour of gatun lake, but this tour isn't of the usual sites. it wasn't long before we found what we were looking for. >> behind me that pump is for wa

we have one small accident, 880 northbound at alvarado niles. dublin, no fog this morning, much better visibility than what we saw yesterday. >>> anthony, thank you very much. the strong el nino in the pacific showing no signs of weakening, that according to nasa scientists. in 1997 the el nino helped to produce huge storms leading the flooding and other problems. researchers say the major impact from this current el nino will hit us in the first three months of the new year. >>> we'll get ready for that. an alarming study reveals heart patients in the u.s. are exposed to more radiation than any other patients in the world. in fact, a typical american received a 20% higher dose of radiation during a nuclear stress test, a procedure performed on millions of people every year. researchers say this is partially because u.s. labs were less likely to comply with the recommended dosing guidelines. while the benefits of these heart tests still outweigh the risks, experts say doctors should do a better job of reducing the patient's radiation exposure. >

less than a nile chatham and nantucket tampa take it easy. not only the wet roadways but that fog too and we will be dealing.mild and muggy conditions and low clouds pretty much throughout the day. as we were watching this cold front well out to the west, it will be pushing east ward and the warm front pushing northward. we will get into that warm and muggy sector through the day today. boy that rain has pushed well offshore. we are looking at temperatures, though, in the 40s and 50s in most spots, but 6 5 in plymouth most spots, but 6 5 in plymouth. 64 in providence. the roar high for the day. and you have record-breaking temperatures. lower 0s for nantucket and the vineyards too. noticing there are some showers out there, most of this activity is light. and i wanted to point out there are the dew points. we look at the dew points to see how muggy it is. sure enough in the 50s and 60s. not kip cal for late december. those winds too really pushing out of the southwest. gusting over 30 in some spots. bringing in that warmth. we have got those

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i got to see nile kinnick play in every home game in 39. he won the heisman trophy in a period of ten days without facebook, twitter or 24 hour sports. and now the huge rose bowls to two decades without a winning record bob brooks is a link to it all. still hacking away at it but it's been a fun ride. it's part of him and really it keeps him going, there's no doubt about it. like father, like son bob's only son rob is the sideline reporter for the hawkeye radio broadcast. really was coming to the games really since i was one year old. bob will turn 89 next month and has no plans to stop broadcasting. i enjoy what i do so much it's not easy now, but fun. and after all the years, no one is enjoying this season more than brooks. it means a lot to me because i think so much of kirk ferentz and he has put his heart and soul into the hawkeye football program. so take it from the man who's seen a lifetime's worth of hawkeye games. i hope you're enjoying this as much as i am. seasons like this may only come along once in a lifetime. overnight clear

being a vacation week, take it easy over the next to you hours, at least through mid day, danielle niles is tracking the latest on the radar, seeing the mix line. >>> exactly eric, and that trend is going to continue, we have a little bit of everything, snow, sleet and rain, temperatures a little bit milder, we are running in the boston, but the sleet mixing in north and west of town, between now and early afternoon there will be pockets of sleet well north and west of boston with any showers tapering off during the course of mid afternoon. tomorrow mostly cloudy, low 40s ringing in the new year, 30s the ball drop at midnight. >>> thanks, danielle, we have seen a lot of accidents, road conditions have slowed the ride into boston, traffic is doing okay, here is a live look, traffic is moving at a good it's stop and go ride on is 128 in the mass pike, kathryn. susie thank you very much. >>> we've been checking conditions for you all morning long, we will continue to keep you updated. >>> also ahead, lost in translation, an american entrepreneur making money off nicknames in china. >>> we'l

we settled for a nile view of the room. >> while organizing their coverage of the day's events, norang happening outside their window. she grabs her camera and begins to film a chaotic scene coming into view across the nile river. >> we heard many bombs and we couldn't see anything and the bombs were just going and going and going and then we saw smoke coming out from the other side of the river. >> nora's footage shows a massive crowd of protesters engaged in a growing battle with police. >> the people wanted to get across the bridge, across the nile to tahrir square to join the revolutionaries in tahrir square. >> riot police led by two other vehicles races across to meet the crowd. the riot police and their armored vehicles were determined to push them back and it literally became a battle for this bridge. protesters marched forward on foot. police halt the crowd about half way across and the demonstrators begin praying. police spray the crowd with high-powered water canons and then drive their vehicles directly into the crowd. >> i could see cars running over people and a man get

the first hawkeye defensive a-p first teamer in ten-best eight interceptions this season, which ties nile kinnick's iowa record. king also had 67 tackles. iowa's austin blythe made the 3rd team. chargers at chiefs. chiefs have been red hot. played their way back into post- season picture. 2nd and 4 from the 44... alex smith throws to albert wilson. wilson takes it to the zone.chiefs lead 7-zip. chargers still in it. down 7. one final play. phillip rivers' looking for danny woodhead.... no. chiefs hang on in a game from the 60s, 10-3. packers no problem with the cowboys. pack rolls, 28-7. redskins at bears. all washington early, but kirk cousins turns it over as the bears start to come back. matt forte from 7, and the bears tie it. point lead, and then to tie it, robbie gold... no. bears let one get away, 24-21. and then to tie it, robbie gold... no. bears let one get away, 24-21. 11 straight win for the griffins, as the wild lose in o-t, 4-3. connor mcgregor talks a big game. but say this about the irish cult hero, mcgregor backs it up. jose aldo found that out. to the mgm grand. holly ho

king had a big ten-best eight interceptions this season, which ties nile kinnick's iowa record. king also had 67 tackles. iowa's austin blythe made the 3rd team. meanwhile his teammates were busy playing florist... a handful of hawkeye football players took time off from college bowl preparations to bring smiles to sick kids. the players delivered yellow roses to patients at the university of iowa children's hospital. the roses were originally sent to the team as a gift from hy-vee grocery, but the players say they wanted to share them with the rain continues to fall this morning across central iowa. the rain has triggered numerous flood warnings along the des moines and raccoon rivers. over 3" of rain has fallen in des moines, with most areas throughout central iowa with at least 2" of rain thus far. rain will continue through noon. another half inch of rain or more will be possible in most cases. rain will be slowly winding down through the morning on monday and a few snow flakes may mix in in western and northwestern iowa. dry conditions are expected this afternoon with cloud

i believe it's called nile tilapia or nile carp.f it and then deep-fry it. >> good stuff. >> this one like gasoline. fire. >> guy's trying to kill us. >> yeah. >> okay, okay. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> for your uncle, yes. >> 69 years old. >> he looks good. >> he drinks half a bottle a day. >> so it's pretty much the keith richards health and preservation plan. all right. i'm going to get healthy too. >> the whiskey, i have to say, is taking hold in some clinically fascinating ways. >> funny. [ laughter ] >> i lost the plot. >> oh, that's okay. it all comes back to me as the world shifts and tilts. although i had been looking out a whole lot of hotel windows these days struggling to figure out where i am -- >> okay. >> -- being here, throwing back shots of rice whiskey with these guys, i know i'm back in thailand. ♪ not just thailand, but northern thailand. once known as kingdom of a million rice fields, it's a fertile, green and gorgeous area, home of the ancient lanna people. welcome to chiang mai province, tucked up near

the hawkeye junior cornerback had a big ten-best eight interceptions this season, which ties nile kinnick's iowa record. king also had 67 tackles. former hawkeye mike daniels should have a merry christmas. the packers defensive end signs a new four year contract extention worth 42 million dollars, and that includes 22 million in the first 15 months. packers drafted daniels in 2012. he's since made 117 tackles and 18 sacks. daniels was a two star recruit coming up next on the news at for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours.

jane fonda is the happiest >>> hey good monday morning, we'll update your top story after danielle niles with the forecast. >>> temperatures right now are in the east, a mild start to the day and despite the clouds that are in place, we are going to rise into the east, we are waiting on rain. so it's not going to arrive until which get to the evening hours, maybe a patch or two of drizzle and isolated showers, 50s by early afternoon. 60s but windy, gusts to 40 miles per hour, much cooler. >>> danielle let's take a look at some of the problem ride boston 18 minute delay. route 1 southbound, like a 15 minute ride now. avon to 120 in, 24 north will take you 15 minutes. >>> thank you so much, it is 79:27, our top story, closing arguments are expected in the philip chism murder dial, danvers teenager raped and murdered his high school teacher in 2013. chisms team says chism was praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. ber

and that brings in daniel niles. >> it's the perfect segway to danielle niles this morning. >> i feel like meteorologists have more pressure. >>> a lot of times, we say there is a chance of this, it will not be nearly as bad as last winter, i know last winner we started off quiet, too, we have a el nino this year, mild conditions already, our eye on winter special we give exact amounts for predictions this season much if you like the mild weather this is your stretch, we get a couple sprinkles out there, back in long and east of route 91, coming into wooster county, all moving west to east, we'll get into some of these over the level energy that needs to swing through this morning, it will be out of here, showers done by mid day, we come into the upper 50s this afternoon. let me bring you through the hour by hour forecast, not everyone is going to see a shower, notice mid to late morning a couple spotty showers in eastern massachusetts, route 2 to southern new hamper, 10- 11:00 a.m. to the cape by lunch time. we come into the 50s this afternoon. the evening will be quite mild as well.

king leads the nation with 8 interceptions, which ties nile kinnick's school record. he also has 39 solo tackles. look at this company: at least three of these guys will end up at heisman trophy ceremoney. king, alabama rb derrick henry, clemson quarterback deshaun watson, oklahoma quarterback baker mayfield, and stanford running back christian the mid american conference, or mac, names its football coach of the year. and he's no longer in the mac. it's matt campbell. former toledo coach, now leading the cyclones of iowa state. campbell had a busy first week, winning over players, and hiring most of his coaching staff. several guys from toledo. the latest rocket turned cyclone, tyson vite. he'll coach the linebackers at isu. the designer of a new light display in altoona hopes his work spreads it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs 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 dow

war which is intensifying in not only south kordefan but blue nile state which as i mentioned in darfuro hear a great deal about but no longer. darfur is one of the red lines that all journalists in khartoum know they must not cross. >> so dangerous there. i do want to talk about south sudan, they had these rival factions announcing they are going to move forward with this peace plan. could you maybe explain to us what that might mean, how that might affect not just us journalists but people who are forced to live in this chaos. >> the chaos is now more than two years old. on december 15th, 2013, ethnic violence exploited in juba, spread throughout the country, and reporting on south sudan has been quite misleading i believe over the past two years. creating an spla in opposition. sudan people's liberation army, rebels. there's never been a uniformed opposition. and we see this now as fighting spreads from south sudan from jonglai unity states and upper nile states to other states, western equ equatorial africa. why the peace has been so difficult to secure riek machar is not regarded a

king had a big ten-best eight interceptions this season, which ties nile kinnick's iowa record. king also had 67 tackles. iowa's austin blythe made the 3rd team. chargers at chiefs. chiefs have been red hot. played their way back into post- season picture. 2nd and 4 from the 44... alex smith throws to albert wilson. wilson takes it to the zone.chiefs lead 7-zip. chargers still in it. down 7. one final play. phillip rivers' looking for chiefs hang on in a game from the 60s, 10-3. redskins at bears. kirk cousins keeps it for a three yard touchdown. you like redskins at bears. kirk cousins keeps it for a three yard touchdown. you like that. redskins up 14-zip. bears come back. matt forte from 7, and the bears tie it. redskins would take a three point lead, and then to tie it, robbie gold... no. bears let one get away, 24-21. after knocking off rival iowa friday night, you can be sure it was tough for iowa state to get up for ... arkansas pine bluff. well not cy. he looks ready. 2nd half. former roosevelt star mere burkhall knocks down the jumper. cyclones lead the lady lions by 17.

his eight picks are tied for the most in school history -- nile kinnick also had 8 interceptions while winning the heisman trophy in 1939. wayne state plays palm beach atlantic in the ncaa division ii today we've got a pair of bonded buddies.. cheddar and shadow are both five year-old neutered males. they are great with kids and looking for a forever home together. to adopt both cheddar and shadow, or any other animal, stop by the siouxland humane society or call the number on your screen. tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 33 wind: n 5-10 mph tomorrow: afternoon light rain possible. high: 45 wind: n/ne 10-15 mph thanks for joining us tonight... >>> he was so excited. he was screaming. >> lady gaga today. how her fiance celebrated her golden globe nomination and why she is opening up about surviving race. brother was found dead.

has attended 84 straight regular season football games, both home and away -- that's him dressed as nile kinnick at northwestern . but not everyone was so lucky. "this morning we sent emaiai to folks who either did or did not get the tickets for the rose bowl, and there were 1,100 emails that went to our season ticket holders and our donors who we were not able to help with tickets. " thousands of other fans who signed up for the waiting list were also notified monday they would not be getting tickets through the university ticket office. now the work begigi for u-i ticket officials to send out approximately 5-thousand ticket orders via u-p-s. "crunch time comes now with distribution, it's one thing to take the orders, it's another seats and physically put them in ups envelopes and get them to all of our fans who have ordered. " the university doesn't expect to get any more tickets, so now the only place to look is the secondary market. on stub hub tickets were selling for between 5- hundred and 5-thohoand dollars monday afternoon. u-i officials say they expect fans who didn't get ticket

danielle niles is here with us after a fabulous weekend. >>> by december standards, it doesn't get much better than this. and we are in for another nice day today. this morning it is 40 degrees, dewpoint is 34. wind from the southwest. 157 miles per hour. we have a touch of fog in a couple spots, just be aware that, and where there is fog there may be a touch of black ice with it as well where the temperatures are at or below freezing, 27 at norwood. we are in the 40s more active wind own the cape and islands. satellite shows there is clouds in places, and most of these are going to be departing morning. sunrise coming up just before 7:00 a.m., 571 though by lunch time, keep in mind we should be in the upper whos, quite pleasant, wind from the west, northwest, fair and quiet, 45 degrees for the ride home with the sunset coming up at 41:11, showers on the way for tomorrow, i'll talk about where those come into play in a couple minute. >>> day the after the terror attack in california president obama assuring the nation terrorism will be defeated. >> the president called on congress to au

broken records in many communities, some spots even up around 70 degrees this meteorologist danielle niles is here with our first look at our holiday forecast, danielle, what is going on out there? >>> it's crazy, it feels humid out there, feeling more like a summertime day, so the temperature in boston is of 7, we have broken the old record of 61 degrees, we are not done just yet i think we will rise up to near 70 by the time the day is done. it's been all about a warm front today, it's lifting across north shall massachusetts, nashua to average. it's 65 in worcester right now, west coast. it hadn't come with sunshine, there. you see the sunshine peaking well. and these sprinkles will move or two between now and 5:00 p.m. but it would be isolated at that. temperatures still up around 70 degrees with partial clearing that comes in as we head through the course of the evening hours, it is going to be a mild evening, santa no weather related issues tonight, hopefully he packed shorts, maybe flip flops. near midnight near 60 degrees, partly cloudy skies, start in the 50s tomorrow. we won't be

. >>> danielle niles we had a lot to do outside. >> i know, right, we have to do the wrapping and all that good stuff. >>> the good news here, i'm tracking rain but the steadiest rain is going to hold off until late this evening and overnight tonight. southeast breeze right now in the city of boston, 5 miles per hour, the temperature is 46 degrees and most of us are in the 40s right now as you are stepping out this morning. 492 in wooster, but the clouds are in place but these clouds will be with us from start to finish, there may be a touch of patchy fog. sunrise coming up at 7:05, is gradually rising temperatures, mostly cloudy skies, low 50s for lunch time, light wind from the southeast, 54 for the ride home. rain will be approaching and the steadiest rain arrives on the commute home. i am going to time out the rain hour by hour in a couple minute. >>> patriots get back to their winning ways and some get the much needed defense. patriots clinched a playoff spot, we were almost nervous right? >> steve burton has the highlights. >> good morning, everyone, the patriots they haven't lo

checking in with daniel niles. >>> the same system, and the same system that caused the weather in traffic, snow is going to move in after midnight, today is fine, we are going to see a changeover to mix and rain during the morning and midday tomorrow, the biggest impact will be tomorrow that will lead to afternoon issues. accumulations it is .5-1, 29-4 in northern massachusetts and southern new hampshire, and the cold air is in place right now. temperatures in the 30s and we are staying in the 30s. temperatures are going nowhere with through the day today. and wind gusty out there, the wind is making it feel colder. deerfield right now is 27, 26 in worcester. 30s to start, chilly, bright and cold this afternoon, temperatures in the lower to mid-30s, the clouds will increase as we head into the home. hour by hour starting at 10:00 p.m. because there is no precipitation today, midnight bursts of snow move in, it will stick at the onset. tomorrow morning though, you notice we are already 34 in boston. so it's a sloppy in the city before we make the change over during the commute tomorrow. bo

the severe weather threat is shifting east today. ( danielle niles/meteorologis t, wbz-tv) "there will be a risk of tornadoes all the way across the southeast. damaging wind gusts with these clusters that develop and continue right up into the afternoon and early evening." survivors of wednesday's storms say they're grateful for what they still have. (david harbin/holly springs, ms) "i'm gonna sit in my nice house tonight and think about that. there's people that are not going to go home. they're not going to have a house to go to." but the same areas could see more severe storms on christmas. ((patrick walker)) record warm temperatures are following in the wake of the storms. new york city could see record- breaking highs in the mid-70s this christmas eve./// ((patrick walker)) > metro police are on the scene of a shooting... here is a live look at the location near north pecos and owens. we have calls into police, but all they can tell us at this point is this is a shooting investigation. no word on if anyone was shot or injured. we will bring you the latest as soon as we know more.

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meteorologist danielle niles of our boston station wbz is tracking more potential for danielle, good morning. to you. >>> it is going to be an active weather day. a color map. not the colors you want to see, though. winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories from texas to new england. flash flood warnings in parts of ongoing to missouri and a tornado watch is in effect for the next several hours. so this is the greatest risk of severe weather today from the florida panhandle stretching back in through tennessee as these lines of thunderstorms spread east, clusters of damaging wind and isolated tornadoes possible. through the evening hours, the snow ramps up along with ice. all the way from the midwest tomorrow with a burst of snow changing over to sleet and then rain. snowfall togethers tals over a foot in iowa and stretching to wisconsin. a sloppy inch and two around boston but the highest total in northern new england is a good change because ski resorts will be open tomorrow. >>> the u.s. military congratulated iraq on the process it's making in the liberating the key cit

. >> a mix of snow, sleet and danielle niles. >>> hey, good afternoon, you guys, you said it, everything but the kitchen sink, a winter row mess on the way, snow is going to transition over to ice and eventually rain, the main impact is going to be between it 29:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. so traffic will be better during the evening drive, accumulations sloppy, a coating- 2 inches of snow that changes over to sleet. 2-4 massachusetts, winter weather advisories are posted for southern new england. these come up at 8:00 p.m. this evening and lasts until 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. so the remainder of the day today is quiet, it's chilly though, temperature us in the the teens and 20s. through the evening the clouds are going to start to increase, it will start to look like snow, feel a little bit like snow out there, by midnight of snow develops and continues to ramp up, by tomorrow morning, light to moderate areas transitions over to sleep, we will gradually rise a it moves northward, but especially from manchester down to fitchburg, keene, hang on to sleet and freezing rain and ice unti

. >> can we set the record straight, niles? are you dating? >> no, i love him. i always v he's amazing. >> as for the demi and wilmer marriage. >> some fans think that you're secretly married. is that true? >> no, we're definitely not. >> could 2016 be a potential engagement year for you? >> i have no idea. ask him. >> it was all about diamonds ball kevin hart hosted. if i look tired, it's because it was quite a night. lots of stars turned out. what has become one of the most glamorous charity events of the year. what are you wearing? >> i'm wearing christian dior. >> thank you. >> rihanna brought it, again, in her retro glam gown. the dress she wore last year, but totally classy. her best accessory, her adorable little cousin. >> she looks like you. >> she is a feisty one, just like all the women in my family. she is already -- already has her personality. it's so cute. >> will got fresh with jada on the red carpet and kylie jenner in a sweeping gown. it benefits art and culture and raised over $3 million last night. >> here he is, mr. kevin hart. >> you notice

. >>> danielle niles with the first forecast, we are counting down to 2016. >>> the weather is going to cop rate, you saw behind nicole, the sun is out and it's a beautiful end to the month of dose, look at the temperature, we've -- december, look at the temperature, 479 at logan airport. wind out of the west at 10 miles per hour, that adds a chill in the air, reel feel is 42. look at tauton, 50 degrees right now. same in providence, we still have 30s from worcester to keene and lawrence, that means a lot of melting that has been going on today as well, so watch that coming off some of the cars and buildings as well, now the sunshine we have in eastern massachusetts right now is going to fade away, we've already had building clouds going to shift to the east through 3:00 p.m. so if you are heading out, temperatures around 40, we are going to stop things around the family fireworks, temperatures will be in the 30s at that point, the skies will partially clear out and we are only going to gradually cruise back to the 30s as we head into the midnight hour, 35 in boston and 30 in the sub

consider egypt, look at the sudan, where six percent of the nile flows to these countries. how can you support life in egypt without restoring ethiopia's mountains? so this is regional, national, and international. >> environmental degradation is not only a problem for the dry regions of ethiopia. it can be just as devastating for countries like rwanda, where rainfall is plentiful. this tiny country is grappling with the problem of a growing population trying to eke out a living on a finite amount of land. as in china and ethiopia, over-farming on the hillsides caused serious erosion and a decline in fertility, forcing poor farmers to move into protected areas, such as the rugezi wetlands, a wildlife site of international importance. when farmers drained this marsh to try to grow more food, they not only damaged an important wetland ecosystem, they also had a significant impact three hours drive away in kigali, the capital city. the water that pours from the marshlands is a vital source of hydro power for rwanda's capital. as the wetlands began to dry out, power stations be

it's 15 scenes including life on the nile all the way until jesus was 12 years old.e 230 figures were reported from spain but the scenery was all hand-made by church goers. >> you see them by a group of volunteers, who started back in july. a basic styrofoam, masking tape and wire. >> more than 5,000 people have visited this nativity scene. you can check it out until january 3rd at our lady of peace church which is in santa clara. that is our report. we appreciate your time here on this christmas night. hope you have a wonderful day with the family. happy holidays. we'll be back at 11:00.