first to the tribute today to 24-year-old noah leotta.ying to stop the very thing that took his life. >> hundreds of officers lined the streets in montgomery county today for the roaming tribute to officer leotta. the procession of his body left the hospital where he was taken a week ago to his home police station in wheaton. news 4's pat collins witnessed what's known as an end of watch ceremony there. pat? >> reporter: this is the station where he served. the station on randolph road. in front, his police car draped in black. on the hood, his picture and bouquets of flowers. on this day, a county day of honor for officer noah leotta. a trail of tribute today for montgomery county police officer noah leotta. an honor guard at the hospital when his body was carried from the building. a fire engine with a big flag hoisted high as the procession moved down randolph road and at his home station here in wheaton, a final salute from his fellow officers. words and hugs of consolation for the leotta family. >> noah leaves behind a family that is

on this day, a county day of honor for officer noah leotta. a trail of tribute today for montgomery county police officer noah leotta. an honor guard at the hospital when his body was carried from the building. a fire engine with a big flag hoisted high as the procession moved down randolph road and at his home station here in wheaton, a final salute from his fellow officers. words and hugs of consolation for the leotta family. >> noah leaves behind a family that is absolutely devastated. he was the son of two just loving, wonderful parents. we have grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins, family, friends that are -- that will never recover from this loss. >> police say officer leotta died after he was struck by a drunk driver in rockville. at the time, leotta was out trying to arrest drunk drivers. captain tom didone was his boss. >> he was pulling drunk drivers off the red. >> noah leotta was a hometown boy and a graduate of sherwood high school, a member of the golf team there. william gregory is the principal at sherwood. >> it's always ha

his name is noah. >> hi, noah. >> noah's a young man from los angeles who's come to visit us. just remember his name because i listening to in the future. >> he also got a year of vocal lessons. >> he has a beautiful voice. >> would you ever have rainbow brows,s,oda woman? >> i like them the way sonya does them. but we have donna dorable. oh, my gosh. >> oh. >> i mean, i know -- >> you have, they really are rainbows. >> why the lips though, if you already have the brows happening? >> we like to be bold here at "nbc news." you put the brow wax, which i like. it makes your brows arch. because -- >> she wanted some colors. it's try day friday. >> then you put different colors. >> powder? >> yeah, it's a powder. and mary put it on with a brush. they have different colors, >> i think adam thinks it's hot. >> adam, what do you think? >> i'm, i'm floored with the ok. it's great. >>>>y the way, i have to tell you, you're in my eye line, and you haven't taken your eyes off donna. >> i'm worried that i'm going to get hurt. >> not as badly as you get hurt in your new movie. >> oh, thank

this erratic young man is not the noah his family and friends say they love. they were at his pretrial conference today to show their support. jack: local five's amanda krenz has more in tonight's big story. 17-year-old noah laprei walked into a polk county courtroom wearing his orange marshall county jail jumpsuit. he smiled at the his family and friends that filled the courtroom before he took a seat. his aunt, katie johnson, was one of several in support. 4:29 he is sweet and kind and loving, never violent. he babysat my girls. johnson says the video of her nephew at the gas station, and the murder he's accused of do not represent the southeast polk high school student that they know. :49 this is so uncharacteristic of noah, he's a gentle, kind , loving kid. i didn't believe it myself when i heard it. / noah laprei is being tried for murder as an adult, even though the family didn't want that. they've been paying regular visits to him in jail. 2:36 sometimes he's upset, crying, sometimes i can maybe get him to laugh. he goes back and forth with his emotions

the funeral of the montgomery county police officer, noah leotta. this is a program that was handed out at the door of the covenant life church here in gaithersburg. that red ribbon was also given out here at the church. this is a simple message that we have heard so many times, such a powerful message today. don't rink and drive. i want to show you the front of the church year. you can see the hearse that carried the body of this very popular policeman. 24-year-old noah leotta died last week from injuries he suffered when he was struck by a suspected drunk driver on rockville pike. moments ago we spoke with a pastor who described him not only is a great police officer and a great human being, but a pretty good officer. >> later he told me that -- pretty good mentor. >> later who told me that noah had been a mentor to him. he's been impacted deeply. john: the program includes a police officer's prayer -- which starts -- i ask for courage lord, to face my fears. an officer told me today that they should not even start to try to figure out why tragedi

hi, noah. i am so flad that you arer here. are you noah's mom? are you excited? >> yes. >> and would you like to meet meghan trainor? >> yes. >>. it's all about that bass >> hi. >> noah, this is meghan trainor. >> hello. >> a super star. >> he is so cute. >> can i just give a shout out to this young man who is standing there on the side, and his name is noah. noah is a young man from los angeles who has come to visit name noah, because we have a feeling that later on in his life, he is going to be someone that you are going to be listening to. >> thank you. >> and sweet kid. great kid. and he got a year of vocal lessons. >> and he has a beautiful voice. he sang late bit for us. and it is tryday friday, and do you like your brows, hoda? >> i like the way sonya does them. >> well, we have donna adorable, and it is a brand-new -- oh, my god. >> oh! >> mine. i know i look so good. >> you have a different -- you are -- >> why are the lips -- if you have the brow thing happening? sgll w we like to be bold here at nbc news. basically what you do is to put the brow wax w

baby noah was born in july. erika: he' s now healthy thanks to some hard works at brigham and women' s hospital. noah wi eighed less than a pound when he was born. his parents tony and ron have they relied on faith to get them to this time and now they' re little fighter is home. >> he wanted to be here. we relied on our faith alike. >> god blessed us. it is amazing how things came together. erika: noah now weighs more than 11 pounds. he will have lots of follow-up doctors appointments but his family and doctors are confident he' ll do great. a great team there. randy: kobe bryant plays boston for the last time. erika: the peace of the city he got to take with him. hoping to lose weight in the new year? three simple ways you can shed randy: good morning. erika: boston ready to kick off first night in copley square. crews worked on all the final touches.and heightened security. there is no specific threat against boston but police are prepared for any scenario. this is the first are the city is not running first

kevin: today, noah's unkle in the funeral said, "noah infected people with his positive attitude, good vibes and strong moral character." police chief tom manger saying, "noah will continue to save lives even after his death as the department and many others now push for tougher d.u.i. laws in maryland." i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. autria: new developments this afternoon in the fight over d.c. gun laws. federal appeals court avoided a ruling to halt strict restrictions on the concealed carry permits. the court ruled the original judge lacked jurisdiction to decide in that case. the federal judge was based in new york, not washington. today's decision means the d.c. concealed carry law is in place. bright and sunny but breezy today. horace: a little bit. chief meteorologist doug hill is in the weather center with a check on the forecast. doug: nice. still mild. cooler than the past few days. but we'll take it. a lot of upper 50's with clear skies. a little bit of a breeze. live at the national harbor. the winds will diminish tonight. 60 now at reagan. 64 in fredericksburg. cooler in hag

but we also know that this is for noah's family, as well. so a lot of officers are working other shifts, though. others can take a turn coming to the visitation last night, for the funeral today, to receive a tremendous amount of help from our allied agencies around the area who also will be working the street. so more montgomery county officers can attend the funeral today. >> we know officer leotta grew up in montgomery county, a local young man. what sort of community support have you gotten over the past few weeks since the accident? >> just a tremendous amount. over the top. many people expressing sympathy to us. but also asking what they can do as far as bringing food, or making donations in his name. next week we had a blood drive that was already scheduled. and now his family has given permission to use his name for that blood drive next december 23rd with the american red cross, next wednesday, and we hope that many people will come and donate in noah's name to make a difference. >> thank you, captain starks, we're so sorry. we'll p

noah leotta was a rising car in the montgomery county police department. keen interest in drunk driver enforcement. his live was taken by a driver suspected to be under the influence. >> the state of maryland have some of 2 the weakest laws. >> most drunk drivers get a slap on the risk rather than the hard penalties on the books. >> the captain recognized noah leotta's desire to stop drunk drivers. he had an enforcement reading raring to go. >> nightmare for me. when you find the special someone and they have a niche like he does, all you want to do is help them to become successful. >> pennsylvania, virginia and west virginia all have mandatory admission interlock laws for the first-time d.u.i. offender. state delegate ben kraemer tried unsuccessfully to get the measure passed. >> i question why the citizens of maryland don't deserve the same protection that our neighbors in virginia and in pennsylvania and west virginia enjoy. >> they are in the final stages of planning the funeral that will likely be held next week. maureen: they are honoring leotta. th

they say the noah they know is not a violent person. >> noah's a kid. and where he's at he's lonely. and he's not who the news has portrayed him to be. he's a good kid. he needs our support and we're here to give it to him. elizabeth: noah is back in the polk county jail this morning. federal officials are calling for a two month delay in iowa's switch to a private medicaid program. but they're signaling the state likely will get approval to make the change. governor branstad had planned to hand over management of the $4.2 for profit insurance companies beginning january 1. eric: breaking news overnight in the 2016 presidential race. bernie sanders' campaign in hot water after a staffer allegedly accessed rival hillary clinton's confidential voter information. the sanders campaign says that staffer has been fired. but the democratic national committee has suspended sanders' campaign even from accessing its voter database a big blow with the iowa -- its own voter database. a big blow with the iowa caucuses now less than two months away. we've also just l

officer noah leotta died after being hit by suspected drunk driver. now his death is renewing calls for tougher dui laws in maryland. kristin wright has more information now from montgomery county. good morning. >> officer noah leotta's funeral will be here at covenant life churnlg in gau church in gaithersburg at 11:00. a difficult day for the police department law enforcement in general and officer leotta's family. he was only 24 years ole. officer leotta died thursday. he was out on dui patrol on december 3rd when he was hit by a suspected drunk driver who police believe had also smoked marijuana. officer leotta's death prompted loud calls for tougher dui laws in maryland, harsher penalties and more legal recourse for victims' families. the police chief blasted the state's dui penalties calling them some of the weakest in the country. the driver who hit leotta has not been charged pending the results of blood tests. now, officer noah leotta joined the montgomery county police department in 2013. would have been three years on the force next month.

i didn't believe it myself when i hehed it. / noah laprei is being tried for murder as an adult, even though the family didn't want that. they've been paying regular visits to him in jail. upset, crying, sometimes i can maybe get him to laugh. he goes back and forth with his emotions. after just a few minutes in the courtroom for his pretrial conference he was escorted out to the sound of support from his loved ones. 8:44 i love you noah, i love you... " jessica rae: " " coming up.... the star of home alone is making a dark comeback into the spotlight. what macoly culkin's been up to, when we return. " " jessica rae: plus.... star wars the force awakens. islready breaking records . you're going to get a kick out of today's hollywood minute. mary moloney has this one " nats) 25 years after home alone -- macaulay culkin still seems upset. "ahhh" of the nsfw youtube show dryvers -- culkin takes us back to the time he was home alone. (macaulay culkin/actor): "it's christmas time. it's f---ing christmas and your whole family goes on vacation and they forget their 8- year-old f----ing son.

.: new at 11:00, baby noah's long journey home. born a micro preemie back in july, he is sleeping in his own crib in dorchester tonight. j.c.: it is a heartwarming milestone for noah's family. our mary saladna is live at brigham and woman's hospital where this medical miracle began. mary? mary: as we said tonight, he is finally enjoying the first night at home. overjoyed, overwhelmed, excited, nervous, scared, happy. mary: this moment is almost too after 158 days in the neonatal intensive care unit at brigham and women's in boston, their son, know what, finery strong enough to go home. >> he was born less than pound. 15.5 ounces and going today at 11 pounds. he was born a micropreemie. arrived in the world at 22 weeks. >> the last thing to develop in a newborn is their lungs. so that has been one of his biggest challenges. he has done beautifully with this journey. mary. it has been a journey of fate for the lewis family after two miscarriages, the dorchester couple gave birth a son in brooklyn in 2014 and he, too, was born prematu

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noah is my boyfriend. paxton last year because he was falsely accused of rape at his old school. there was a police investigation. it got a lot of press and everything, and then one month later, the girl recanted her story. it was too late, you know. he had to leave his university, his friends... take a year off to reapply. it took him forever to trust anyone again, even me, when we started dating. that's why you didn't introduce me the other night. grace: yo au'ren fbi agent. you know, i was afraid that yould wou look him up. everyone gets to decide whether he's guilty or innocent just by typing his name into a search engine without even knowing the facts. (sighs) that girl's lie will effect noah for the rest of his life. well, what happened to noah was terrible. no one should go through that. but as an fbi agent, i operate on a case-by-case basis, looking at the evidence that's right in front of me. grace, if you know anything about what happened at that party, you need to tell me. i didn't see anyone ge

black draped over the front door all in honor of officer noah leotta. you know, he was only 24 years old. he was only on the force a couple of years, but they're going to remember him a long, long time. at the hospital where he died, on the roads he patrolled, at the place he was stationed an outpouring of love and respect for officer noah leotta. >> we have lost a great police officer today. this county is worse because officer noah leotta is not out driving around his patrol car, that he is not out here serving the community. >> reporter: in a police-escorted procession, the body of noah leotta taken to his home station where scores of his fellow officers gave him a final salute. there were a lot of hugs and tears and a lot of love. police say officer leotta was killed last week in rockville when he was struck by a car driven by a drunk driver. officer leotta was out trying to arrest drunk drivers at the time. officer leotta had only been on the force a couple of years, but he made quite an impression on his fellow officers. >> he's an officer that al

eric: noah is back in the polk county jail. elizabeth: des moines police say 55-year-old william nixon stabbed his roommate in the back during a fight over dirty dishes. officers were called to nixon's apartment around 6:30 wednesday night. the roommate was treated for a non-life threatening wound. nixon told officers he stabbed his roommate when the roommate shoved him during an argument. eric: it is now 4:35 and we are waking up to a chilly morning. metinka: it feels downright wintry and we have a few and north-central iowa. showing mason city toward waterloo, that is where the light snow will be during the stray flurry but it should stay away for the most part. waking up to a wind chill of nine degrees. highs only in the lower 30's today. we are starting out in the lower 20's. the flurries should stay away from central iowa for the most part, and a good-looking weekend. elizabeth: we're a little over a week until christmas. but the weather outside looks nothing like winter. sunny skies, above average temperatures, it is all

i believe noah recognizes this as an unstable model. shifting back to the team at gao, i understand agency planning. but, to date, just six of these recommendations have been implemented. so i'm interested more in learning about the remaining conditions. it's important to understand the policies relating to these critical satellites. noah satellites also provide the data necessary for our models and warnings and products provided by the national weather services. in fact, the capabilityties are drastly dependent of our satellite programs as well as a highly skilled work force. so while it's not the focus of today's hearing, i want to mention some important work that gao is conducting on behalf of missile dependency. specifically, we've been concerned about the number of vacancies that currently exist in the national weather services field offices. and we've asked gao to reveal present and future levels in order to support the agency's efforts to evolve and increase decision support services. also central to achieving noah's public safet

best known as noah "puck" puckerman on "glee..." mark salling's arrest is sending shock waves through the still devoted fan base of the musical comedy.we'll have the latest... plus.. thousands are expected to turn out to celebrate.the midlands salling is facing legal trouble. authorities say he was arrested at his los of possessing child pornography. neither salling nor his representatives have commented on the arrest. salling played noah "puck" puckerman on "glee" from 2009 until the show's cancellation earlier this year. country singer craig strickland is missing... and feared dead... following a duck hunting trip during a winter storm in oklahoma. the 29-year-old is the lead singer of backroad anthem. strickland and his friend, chase morland, disappeared sunday. search crews found their capsized boat and later found morland's body monday.meanwhile, strickland's wife, helen strickland, tweeting that his black labrador, "sam"... has been found alive...suggesting there's still hope his master might be alive as well. if you received

hundreds and hundreds were there for noah leotta. the big church was filled to overflowing with those who knew him and those who had only felt his impact. >> we pray for all the guys that have stood up for us. >> on december 3, he volunteered from the holiday drunk driving patrol. and plowed in to him on his driver's side door. he clung to life until his family took him off life support and donated his tissues to help others. >> you don't hate the man that killed? >> i don't hate him, but his choice. >> reporter: they remember his smile and his piercing blue eyes. his constant optimism and dedication to the job. the procession to the cemetery took as long as an hour to pass. >> i just wanted to pay my respect to the officers, that he is doing his job. he didn't deserve it. >> it is just heartbreaking. i have to. i have to be here. >> reporter: friends and colleagues are hoping that maryland will finally pass a new tougher series of drunk driving laws and name them for the young officer. >> i think that it is an absolutely great idea

noah, my nephew, and my son levi. we are making mushroom croissants. by sister-in-law, auntie, and mommy. they were started by nana first. they were delicious. you preheat an oven at 375, and then noah over here has been doing the cream cheese. making it nice and soft. you can heat it up if you have to. you take two packages of cream cheese, softened them. take the cans of mushrooms, pieces and stems, and you chop them up really small because they will be inside the crescent rolls. take what you have here and put you can use this here, kind of bowl. what we will do while they do ready. use the pre-practice crescent rolls, cut them into rectangles -- pre-packaged crescent rolls, th -- you guys stir that up now with the fork. and then what you do is make sure you have themall all binded together with a little flour so they will hold together because these will go in the oven. once we have that mixed -- i will take this and you guys get ready for the next thing you are going to do. i will load up the croissants. you take

the procession will lead noah leotta's to the chief medical examiner's office in baltimore. that will pass the fourth district station where he was assigned. live in bethesda, kevin lewis, abc 7 news. jummy: so tragic. thank you for the update. we also following a potential lead in a heartbreaking cold case. relisha rudd went missing last march when she was eight years old. d.c. police announcing a new search for the little girl today. john gonzalez has the new information that led to the searchersss. corner where retailer walmart was going to build a store, the project fell through. today, the construction site is where fbi, d.c. police, and a range of searchers are scalping for clues. a, we are not aware of relish she was missing for three weeks after she had actually gone missing. we are going through that through a variety of different technologies and video and information that saw mr. tatum. now analyzing some of the information, we have a couple of different places we want to look at. john: with the assistance of k-9ce recruits and a k-9 units, searches have begun for

whwh's more, jarvis also lunteers at the noah's hope thrift store on 2601 myrtle street. she's in charge of processing adoption applications, managing their social media and paperwork. "she networks with other rescue. she takes in dog that have a lot of special needs and she's always available to the foster, to the customers." over her long and dedicated involvement with noah's hope, jarvis discovered how crucial it is for these canines to have a forever home."for every dog that we save you know it just gives you that little feel good feeling, that literally no one could save, city, i'm jetske wauran. siouxland news. 3 each month on siouxland news we'll bring you the story of a local jefferson award winner... who will have a chance to be recognized at the national jefferson awards banquet in washington, dc.to nominate someone... visit the "jefferson awards" section on our website, siouxland news dot com. 3 3 3 3 taking a live look over yankton tonight on our lewis and clark specialty hospital sky watch camera. 3 we'll see a slight change in our weather tomorrow. but fortu

just to honor noah. >> they put themselves on the line every day. it is important when something like this happens that you need to show respect. >> reporter: they place their hands on heavy hearts. >> we want to pay our respects to the officer that is doing his job. and he didn't deserve it. >> my reaction? i cried. it is just heartbreaking as i have to. i have to be here. >> reporter: strangers alongside by side, compelled to honor the officer. just 24 years old with a contagious and enthusiasm for police work and in an ever present smile. >> the age of the officer and the circumstance from the tragedy of it. >> the young man doing his job protecting the rest of us. the loss of life. >> reporter: as they roll past, many reflected on the job done by law enforcement every day. >> you never whoa when they will get here and you never know when things will go awry. but they will. >> reporter: noah leotta died serving the community where he grew up. a community that he loved. fection wednesday the monte bombly county police department will hold a blood

at the covenant life church in gaithersburg for officer noah leotta. reporting live, stephanie galhard, wusa 9. >> hootier's said the company was saddened to hear about the death after officer leotta. the spokesperson said it would be inappropriate to hear anything more. >>> a lot of tears, anger, and pentup frustration, going through the crowd that came together to remember quasa blue. he was killed just days before he would have turned 21. i will not stop until i find out who killed my family member. that's my nephew. i love him. i'm going to miss him, and it hurts. >> police say he was gunned down last saturday evening along the 1300 block of 1st street southeast. they are offering a $25,000 reward for information that brings his killer to justice. he leaves behind a baby boy and many grieving relatives. >>> now to another loss this one in stafford county where deputies are charged with killing his mother. officers found 38-year-old christopher ellis outside of the home, and inside, the body of his mother, 67-year-old elizabeth ellis. neighbors say

a show of solidarity for officer noah leotta. >> present arms! >> reporter: with heavy hearts, people wiped away tears as they drove by thursday afternoon. >> he is an officer that always smiled even if there wasn't something to smile about. >> reporter: last thursday he was hit by a driver suspected of driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. the driver, luis reluzco hasn't been charged. montgomery county police chief tom manger express the frustration thursday during the news conference. >> that the state of maryland has some of the weakest penalties for drunk drivers! >> reporter: officer leotta is the 36th person to die in a car crash in montgomery county this year. in one-third of the cases, the drivers were drunk. >> killed by a man who decided to smoke some dope, drink for four hours and drive. >> reporter: the police chief wants officer leotta's death to be a catalyst for changing the penalty for drunk driving. reporting in montgomery county, stephanie gale heart, wusa9. >>> officer leotta graduated from montgomery county police

montgomery county police officer noah leotta was killed after being struck by suspected drunk driver while he was on a dui enforcement detail. an average of 11 people will be killed in drunk driving crashes this month. leon: parents are warned about a possible disruption to school service in charles county. some bus drivers may bring kids to school in the morning but may not return in the afternoon to take them home. a letter were sent to parents saying the schools are preparing just in case that happens. parents are warned the buses may run later than normal. good news for virginia drivers -- the dmv is reversing its policy about smiling and drivers license pictures. in 2009, they adopted a neutral expression policy to accommodate image verification software. that technology has now advanced enough to handle facial expressions. alison: not a lot of people smiling in orlando. it was a scary couple of hours

what's more, jarvis also volunteers at the noah's hope thrift store on 2601 myrtle street. she's in charge of processing adoption applications, managing their social media and paperwork. "she networks with other rescue. she takes in dog that have a lot of special needs the foster, to the customers." over her long and dedicated involvement with noah's hope, jarvis discovered how crucial it is for these cacanes to have a forever home."for every dog that we save you know it just gives you that little feel good feeling, that literally no one could save, you saved a life."in sioux city, i'm jetske wauran. siouxland news. 3 each month on siouxland news we'll bring you the story of a local jefferson award winner... who will have a chance to be recognized at the national jefferson awards banquet in washington, dc.to nominate sosoone... visit the "jefferson awards" section on our website, siouxland news dot com. 3 3 a morningside college student's idea to make farming safer... has earned him a 5- thousand dollar prize.josh doering is a junior from hubbard, iowa.he invented "seedslid

noah, one of the wonderful things about noah was that -- his parents said this, his colleagues said this, he always thought about others before thinking of himself. that's such a great trait for any person to have. certainly as a police officer. that's one of the things that made him such a great cop. >> we talked to several people who had signed up for the blood drive months ago because it's been in the works. once they found out it is in honor of officer leotta, they say it does give it more special meaning. all the slots are filled for today. the red cross encourages you to donate when you can, wherever you can. one important thing to mention, officer leotta was an organ donor. they believe his death could potentially help up to 30 recipients. back to you. great legacy for him. kristin wright, thank you. >>> well, it didn't take maryland police long to figure out what happened to a package delivered to a police station in anne arundel county. police say michael leonard was waiting to renew his sex offender registration at the police station on friday when he saw a package delivery the

i'm trevor noah.how tonight, but first, i've got to tell you guys, i'm a little upset. last night, i settled in on my couch, turned on my d.v.r. to check out one of my favorite shows, quantico, my new favorite show about domestic terrorism in america. but right before my show ended, my recording stopped 15 minutes early -- and it turns out, the reason it happened was because some guy wanted to talk about real domestic terrorism. >> the president's first oval office address in about five years. he spoke for about 15 minutes last night. >> president obama called the san bernardino massacre an act of terrorism. >> president obama interrupting all programming on major networks tonight -- >> a sunday night when everybody has their favorite tv shows on -- >> trevor: yeah! what kind of president addresses the nation when everyone is watching tv?! (laughter) what are you, an effective communicator or something?! everything got delayed because to have the president. they even had to hold back the football game

katie :49 this is so noah. he's a gentle, kind, loving kid. i didn't believe it myself when i sabrina: laprei's court appearance was a few minutes. several in the family and friends showing his trial date was set for may 16th. sabrina: new this sabrina: according to iowa courts online -- two people have filed one lawsuit against the city of des moines and gatso usa, the provider of the city's speed cameras. the exact details of the lawsuit are still undisclosed, but we will be sure to keep you updated as they are released. sabrina: and the downtown winter farmers' market returns today and tomorrow, for stock up on locacally grown and made goods. the market will be open from 9 both days. more than 130 vendors will be set up at kaleidoscope at the hub and capital square. holiday themed entertainment and kids activities will also be available. sabrina meteorologist bree sullivan joins us again with a look at your forecast. bree weather adlib: it's going to be a frigid friday. a few snow showers will skirt our northern counties, but not much is ex

fired chip kelly. >> this is your son. >> my son, noah. >> oh, it wasn't noah. >> not noah. >> who built the arc. >> noah. >> yes, raining hard, right. >> yes, yes. >> how about this daily news back cover? dead duck, dead oregon duck. yes, it was shocking. we'll talk about the big story all day long. in fact, it is a national store. >> i it sure s and we will be speculating, i'm sure, on who will take his place. in the meantime, for the second to the last day, of 2015, the six out of ten. starting with some fog this morning. it is a chilly start for us. with temperatures in the 30's, and the 40's, and buddy wearing his eagles cap this morning. optimism about the next regime hopefully. there is your dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m., for the counties you see highlighted there. visibility isn't great at philadelphia international airport. it is 4 miles. but it is even worse in lancaster, reading, allentown, and trenton. those are the places where we've been sock in with fog all morning long, clouds out there this morning, but no rain, unlike yesterday, 47 degrees, and 7:22 is o

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west's noah mcwell with the jumper.. game tied at two.2. east showing some d.. connor murrell with the steal.. he's hit and he throws up a prayer and it' good. the refs actually counted that shot. free throw was good. east up seven to two. 3. later in the first.. east's ty benson with the three.. east up twelve to eight.4. off the inbound's play connor murrell with the three. east up seventeen to thirteen at that point and they cruise tonight eighty-nine to sixty- three over west. 3 it's opening night in dakota valley as the panthers hosted tea area ...1. in the first quarter.. jack mccabe with the three.. panthers up three to two.2. later in the first.. dakota valley down ten to three and on the break.. jayse panthers cut the lead to five. 3. austin cartererrabs the rebound and has a nice putback.. panthers trail by three.. ten to seven.4. later in the first.. dakota valley's john prochello clears some space and makes the layup.. dakota valley down twelve to nine at this point but they go on to the fifty-five to fifty- three victory over tea area. 3 that's not

salling played noah "puck" puckerman on "glee".. from 2009 until the show was canceled. /// ((brian loftus)) > a 14-year-old teen is very lucky to be alive.. after he was lost for 28- hours in zero degree temperatures. brayden neilson went out hunting on saturday in ogdon bay.. just north of salt lake city. the teen was separated from his friend... and after hours, he called 9-1-1... but he had no idea where he was. starting to become delusional: (( brayden neilson/survivor: "i started popping off shots out of my shotgun and probably shot about 25 rounds // i started crying and freaking out" )) ((brian loftus)) brayden walked nearly 11 miles... and after 9 hours, a search crew found him 50 miles from home. he was hypothermic and hallucinating... but alive. he was rushed to the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. /// ((brian loftus)) > we want to remind you that if you're thinking of staying home for new year's eve.. come ring in the new year with us! ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) our new year's eve coverage starts tomorrow a

he was then taken back to jail. >> noah's a kid. and where he's at, he's lonely. and he's not who the news has portrayed him to be. he's a good kid. he needs our support and we're here to give it to him. mark: des moines police say laprei beat his grandmother rachael pray to death october 10. this video, taken from a git and go security camera, shows laprei minutes after the murder going in the store, pushing over a shelf taking a swing at a des moines police say 55-year-old william nixon stabbed his roommate in the back during a fight over dirty dishes. officers were called to nixon's apartment around 6:30 last night. the roommate was treated for a non-life threatening wound. nixon told officers he stabbed his roommate when the roommate shoved him during an argument. stacey: expect to see extra officers patrolling the road in west des moines tomorrow. the central iowa traffic safety force and governor's traffic safety bureau joined forces to conduct this traffic enforcement project. while officers will checking for any kind of traffic violation, they will paying

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