another high school football season in north texas..a busy one for doctors at the ben hogan sports medicine centers.. they estimate they've treated 14-hundred young athletes with concussions between august and november..... "we know how crucial it is to getting athletes or just concussed people back to their baseline." but just as crucial, experts say is trag hasn't been done.. until now! doctors at the brain institute at ut southwestern.. have launched a registry.. that will keep track how often concussions happen in about a dozen different high school sports.."for children it's critical that we make the diagnosis when it happens cause they're at risk for a second impact."texas leads the nation with more than 800- thousand high school athletes...researchers say the in concussion research. and reveal which schools in texas are doing it right.. when it comes to protecting their young players from head injuries. doctors say that as data come in.... they'll be able to work with school officials on when young athletes can or should return to the wildfires that raged through tennessee cost five-

who have lost someone to war, it can be just the opposite.snowball express, an annual event in north texas, aims to fix that. as dan haggerty reports-- it's a hero's welcome for the ones-- heroes have left behind. the reception is as big as texas -- when the families step off the all of them -- the children and windows and parents of men and women who died fighting in our military.: "nobody should forget that these families are out there."buck kern puts on the snowball express for american airlines every year. and says this 4 day party has become more like a family gathering.like when the busy crowd drifted into our interview. "i'm so sorry. oh that's alright. come on families have been coming for 10 years -- while for others -- it's their first. "it's just incredible. you get to connect with families that are experiencing the same exact thing that you've gone through." "never forget that there are these thousands of families around the united states whose heroes made the ultimate sacrifice so that the rest of us can live our and live in freedom in the greatest country in the world." the f

a simple act done in secret in north texas. several communities reporting signs posted on mosques. carrying messages of friendship and solidarity. you belong. you are welcome here. you are loved. those are just some of the statements that have lifted up the community at one mosque the anonymous woman was caught in the act on surveillance video. you. >> i almost like the fact that we don't know who she is. she would be anybody. >> uh-huh. i love that story. >> that's it for us for tonight. the tonight show with jimmy fallon is up next. >> thank you for watching. have a great night. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris pratt. katie holmes.

still coming up, one man in north texas said he wants to bind up the community's wounds. we'll show you the sign he's holding up outside a mosque that's getting national attention. >> they say owe goo keeps you young. this woman is proof of that. she just celebrated a milestone birthday. wait until >>> checking the bus stop forecast this morning, just plan on a couple of umbrellas out there. it's not going to be a huge deal but a light shower. still won't need the jackets. the upper 70s right through 3:00 and then we'll clear out tonight and then we cool off tomorrow big time. we'll talk about the changes coming up in the next hour. >> thank you, ivan. years old yesterday but that certainly has not slowed her down one bit. she's still doing yoga and he's even teach it. anne does yoga every week for years now and she teaches a class for people in their 70s and 80s. people young enough to be her children. she said her age does not matter. >> i don't feel any different. i'm just a little more careful than i was years but i don't feel old. >> she still lives in is same house

the bowl continues with army against north texas in the heart of texas bowl in dallas. not known for the passing attack but piling up yards. bradshaw goes for 65 of the 129 rushing to give army a 31-21 lead against the soldiers in afghanistan something to celebrate. this game would go to overtime tied at 31. in ot. 4th and 3. army plays for the win. jordan ashbury finds the end zone and army wins 38-31 and the black knights throw four passes the entire game and rush for 480 yards and six touchdowns. >>> sharp. >>> all right, joe, thank you. and thanks for joining us and the coverage continues at 7 on ktvu plus. gentlemen, star wars day is rapidly approaching. we should finalize our plans. what? that's a real thing? what is it, star wars christmas? no. don't be ridiculous. that's wookiee life day. (scoffs) so, when is it? uh, well, it's not may the fifth... and it's not may the third... it's may the fourth. get it? may the fourth be with you? "may the force be with you." get it? oh, no. this face wasn't because i didn't get it. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense st

. >>> today is one year since a string of deadly tornadoes went through north texas and the ef4 twisternto a bridge on an interstate tossing vehicles and causing a lot of crashes. eight people died and more than 1000 structures were damaged and most >> all of us have been through the tornado are struggling a little. it's hard. >> we finally got moved back in the first of august and they rebuilt the frame, the studs was all that was left of it. obviously the community asfoor donation of christmas lights and decorations to brighten up the homes that were destroyed last year. >>> always watching, always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. >> we talk about it feeling like christmas but tomorrow it will feel like june. it will not feel like the end of the of december. the cold weather is going to come our way in a few days. bringing in the new year with cooler weather. the 3 degree update, and i thought howard said 49 but he knew the midnight temperature would be warmer the rest of the day so did an update of 51 so that's the 3 degree guarantee. we will keep you up to date at 11:0 and kee

. >> reporter: larry jefferson calls north texas home but now he's known nationwide.f america in minnesota where he was their first ever african-american santa chosen after a national search. >> here i am, tah-dah. >> reporter: he met hundreds of families some flew in from across the country just to meet him. >> i'm santa claus. i just happen to look like them and they can relate to that. >> reporter: in a flash, the story went viral. a clatter of comments, most positive but reports of some backlash. >> they are definitely on the naughty list and get some coal. >> reporter: a message to someone who might think santa can only be played by someone white. >> get over it. i'm portraying a character to help lift the spirits during the holiday season. >> reporter: this santa is a 30-year army veteran. he put on the suit in 19990 play santa for his nephews. >> i saw a santa suit for $29.99. i'm going to buy that and come over to y'all house and surprise them. ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ >> reporter: with an upgraded suit and very real beard. ♪ >> reporter: for a holida

and new oversight in north texas, an officer shot after scuffle. what led to the confrontation. and burring, the new year, ahead of the holiday weekend, what you should expect. plus, tweet your tweet, new year's resolution to keep happy in 2017. dow up 33 points, s&p up 5. nasdaq up 10. pretty firmly in positive territory a few hours ahead of the opening bell over in europe. stocks have actually been down in the trading session there led by a fall on the ftse and london, four tenths of 1% n asia overnight, mixed markets there again on the last day of trading for 2016. and amazon reveals plans for a high-flying warehouse with a fleet of drones. you have to see how this is going to work. and all of that coming up with me this morning, president dominic is here and rachel campos, dagen will be up in just a few minutes. happy new year, not there yet. but we are like a second from time square and i swear, at night i finished hosting the kelly file, the streets were filled with tourists even though those threats exist, people just keep oncoming occupy. >> no where better to be than ne

army faces north texas in their bowl game, a they played and lost to earlier this year but whatever, army beat navy for the first time since 2001. >> rick: you said it, adam, you hate to see kenny niumatalolo with the wind out of his sails but what a wonderful job he does with that navy program. as you mentioned, 10 wins this year. these guys really know what they're doing. they ran oust gas. this was a long run at the end of the year. today is army's jeff monken went from 2-10 last year to 7-5. they're going to the postseason and they ended the streak. >> brian: coach monken knew they needed to get bigger and they got bigger on the offensive line, they need to get bigger on the defensive line and i believe they will, what ken niumatalolo said about coming in injured -- you weren't at full strength. you're relying on a third string quarterback. that's difficult no matter where you play, who you're coaching. how arduous a task that is and yet they still have in the opportunity to win this football game. that tells you about the staff at navy and how well they coached their charges. >>

and new oversight in north texas, an officer shot after scuffle. what led to the confrontation.and burring, the new year, ahead of the holiday w

new jersey, colorado, tennessee, north carolina, texas, and illinois, among others. at this mall in elizabeth, new jersey, panic ensued when people thought they heard gunshots during a fight. but the loud bang was actually the sound of a falling chair. shoppers ran from the mall, causing two people to get hurt. in aurora, illinois, a mall was forced to close after several fights broke out there. it's unclear what sparked those fights. that mall in illinois is expected to reopen today. christmas was sunday. but redskins fans got a late gift last night-- from the dallas cowboys of all people. dallas hosted the detroit lions for monday night football. pro-bowl rookie duo. running back zeke elliot finished with 2 touchdowns, including this one. meanwhile-- quarterback dak prescott finished with 200 yards and 3 touchdown passes. the cowboys win-- 42-21. now-- why is this good news for skins fans. well, because of that win-- washington pretty much controls its playoff destiny. if the skins beat the giants on sunday-- they are in, unless the packers and lions tie in their f

and if they get it there's nothing north texas getting at them. this is a hail mary pass. it's going to be a frontal assault against a heavily fortified position and hood is going to launch it with less than an hour of daylight and in some ways he may be looking back on his earlier career, a similar situation toward richmond that's where he earned his reputation. a lot of similarities in his mind. it's a desperate thing but it worked. he has been trying these maneuvers. he forced the famed man and will urge another flag movement but what happened ever time he has tried to flank, it's failed. so now let's go straight up the middle. so what is going to play out is that hood will deploy -- he only has two of his core with him. he has been left to block and try to hold him in place in columbia. when he bypassed him to go to springhill. and they're going to deploy. stewart will deploy down here. the plan is, like i said, kind of hit on the center and break the line and hit the flank. just hit the line and try to drive the army into the river. so that's what is going to end up h

the black nights beating north texas in over time in the heart of dallas, though.al score 38 to 31. meet the dallas cowboys fan who got sweet prevenning on her ex fiancee. she held up a sign my fiancee dumped me in a text message. she bought him tickets to monday night's game between the cowboys and detroit liaisons. she used the tickets and watched her team win big. >> good for her. >>> 15 minutes until the top of the hour. if you are a trump supporter, you can't eat here. that is the message one restaurant has for its patrons. the outrage is boweling over. >> plus money moves to make before the new year. what you need to know coming up next. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums . . . . just because someone grows older does that mean they have to grow apart from their friends, or from the things they love to do? with right at home, it doesn't. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects

for the eastern seaboard, moving into the midwest, north texas, some showers, and very unsettled, if you are traveling on your friday, toward parts of the pacific northwest. now, saturday, we start off cloudy, damp, dreary. here is 10:00 a.m. saturday. christmas eve, temperatures in the 30's, to start, there could be little bit of an icing, mix, north and west, but temperatures by the afternoon, warming into the upper 40's, to right around 50, the seven day forecast showing you, that rainfall chance on christmas eve. but temperatures christmas day right around 50. back over to you guys. >> okay, scott, game tonight, as you know, the eagles hosting the giants tonight on thursday night football. and they have a chance to play spoiler, the giants would clinch a playoff spot with a win at the linc. the eagles hoping to prevent that from happening on their home turf. the eagles also getting a boost on the offensive line with lane johnson back returning from his ten game suspension. ironically, offensive line, completely intact tonight. >> it all makes what 16 weeks, you know, to get there

. >>> and then much earlier in the day at the cotton bowl against north texas and the heart of theirl. army plays for the win finding the end zone to give the soldiers in afghanistan something to celebrate going on to win 38-31. the black knights would fall four passes the entire game, but they would rush for 480 yards and six touchdowns. >>> for their motivation for the warriors when they will come to town on the 16th of january, lebron james today named the associated press male athlete of the year. >> that is lebron james. >> yes. >> joe, thank you. >> you heard of that guy? >> yes. once in a while i have heard that. sounds familiar. thank you so much for joining us tonight. coming up next modern family. >> mornings on 2, thank you so much for joining us, have a good night. >> good night. hi. hey. evening, folks. come on in. hi. wait, wait! hang on, guys! wait! don't you need to check i.d.s? oh, yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. huh? sorry, we don't offer a senior discount. no. no, it's not for me, and now i really need a drink. go on, honey. show him your license. go on. picture! oh?

welcome to the military heritage collection of north texas, a place bursting at the seams with exhibitsmed conflicts that have shaped america. and this being texas, it shouldn't surprise you the man who founded it has a bit of an accent. >> you're looking at 10% of the collection today. >> a british accent. >> we're doubling every year, 18 months to a year. >> mark england served in the royal air force but after several visits to the states, fell in love with texas and decided to make it home. >> growing up in london, you start to appreciate big, quiet open spaces. that's what i really love. i said you can't find nicer people than in texas. the texans are just so friendly and open. >> mark opened the museum in 2008 to give ordinary people, especially children, a way to literally touch history. >> most places when kids go to them, they tell them, don't touch this. don't touch that. don't run. don't talk. they're more like a mausoleum than a museum. it's the opposite here. we actually encourage the kids to touch stuff. we want them to touch stuff. they need to connect with it. >> in less

the army black knights taking on the mean green of north texas.game went to overtime, despite the black knights' domination on the ground, running for 480 yards and six touchdowns, including this three-yard score at the opening possession of the overtime. that was army's 46th rushing t.d. of the season, breaking the school record that had sod since 1945. and on the sug possession, the black knights gallantly held the mean green out of the end zone. army wins 38-31. >>> to the nba and the lakers hosting the utah jazz. after a back and forth battle, the game was knotted in the fourth. shelden mack finds the spot three to give the jazz the lead. after a free throw cut it to two, the lakers had one last chance while deangelo russell's three-point attempt hit nothing but net, it was an air ball. jazz snap a losing streak as they sail past the lakers 102-100. >>> and still ahead, i'm not going to mention the fact nowhere in sports, mike, did they mention who was the a.p. male athlete of the year. you want to guess who it is? okay, lebron james, you're r

north texas, moving into parts of the midwest, unsettled, maybe some snow in iowa and also minnesota, unsettled out the in the pacific northwest today as well. and then tomorrow look at all of the green toward part of the northeast and new england. more on the entire holiday forecast, bob kelly evening coming up. >>> good morning, 5:02 on this friday morning, as we get ready for holiday. live look at the roosevelt boulevard, no problems at all, kind of quiet, today could be an upside down kind of a day, everybody changing up their plans, maybe half day, moving out of town early, no problems on the vine street expressway. they have finished up construction and they are ready for their holiday that brand new pattern on i-95, we will be traveling through this holiday weekend we have got four lanes back to normal between cottman down to bridge but then kickback into that construction zone from the betsy in through center city. they will start at one hour, along columbus boulevard, they will shut it down from 95 to washington and then hopefully make a final repair to that water main break

as we set up the video, this north texas woman reached out to police, called them claiming that apparentlyf her neighbors had choked her son. a police officer did show up, not what jackie craig expected. >> you don't have the right to grab him, to tell him -- >> reporter: jacqueline craig heard stating her case to a police officer she called to her community in ft. worth alleging this man, a neighbor, choked her young son for supposedly littering on his lawn. the officer's response, was not what she expected. >> -- not to litter. >> it doesn't matter if he did or didn't. it doesn't give him the right to put his hands on him. >> why not? >> because he don't. why does this man not have -- >> if you don't know what i teach him. and whatever you teach your kid s -- >> reporter: at that moment craig's daughter steps in facing her mother. the officer then grabbing craig's daughter from behind. the next thing you see is craig on the ground, being arrested. the officer pointing what looks like a taser at witnesses. another jump in the video, and the officer is wrestling craig's daughter to the gro

this north texas mother earlier this week initially called fort worth police claiming that her neighbor had allegedly choked her 8-year-old son after the child allegedly littered in the streets. well, police officer, at least one officer did respond and they took a very quick and drastic turn and it was all caught on video. >> my son is 7 years old. you don't have the right to grab him, choke him behind no paper that he threw. >> reporter: stating her case to a police officer she called to her community in ft. worth alleging that a neighbor check choked her young son for supposedly littering on his lawn. but it was not what she expected. >> it doesn't matter if he did or didn't. it doesn't give him the right to put his hands on him. >> this man just asked my mama why does this white man not have the -- >> ask me -- you don't know what i teach him. whatever you teach your kids -- . >> reporter: at that moment craig steps in facing her mother and the officer grabbing her from behind. there is a jump in the video and the next thing you see is craig on the ground being arrested. the officer

steelers in control of the north and texas in the south. broncos own the last wildcard spot. the steelers are on a roll. they've won four straight which brings you our dodge player of the day, visit dodge.com to learn more. and it is the steelers leveon bell. a career high of three touchdowns and catches, 62 yards. that's 298 all perfect yards. >> scary. >> i know. everyone talks about antonio brown. bell may be the best offensive threat in the national football league. now, they are also in control of the afc west with the raiders loss to kansas city. we felt like they had a chance to win that spot. it was not a good showing. do we feel differently? where are we in the picture? >> you know, i feel differently in one way and carr had a bad day. they lost. now, how does he come back and redeem himself? that's going to be the big question. if he comes back and plays lights out against the san diego chargers, then erase that game and just realize that guys are going to have a bad day every once in a while. >> now, what team in the afc scares you the most right now? >> the new en

north pole. reena, this santa lives in irving, texas. >> ninan: i love it. a little bit warmener texas than the north pole. >> reporter: definitely. >> ninan: marley, thank you. new drone footage reveals the damage done by isis to ancient relics in iraq. weeks, nearly 400 people have been killed in the battle for aleppo, syria's largest city. tens of thousands have fled neighborods in eastern aleo, held pie antigovernment rebels since 2012. russian troops are helping syrian forces retake the city. across the border in iraq, new technology is revealing the damage done by isis. in the ancient city of nimrud, the terror group wiped out historic relics going back thousands of years before it was finally forced out. jonathan vigliotti has the story. >> reporter: new thrown footage shows what little remains of the ancient iraqi city of nimrud. the archaeological site once stood as a relic of the country's proof prosperous past but a place in iraqi culture made it a key target for the islamic state. ♪ ♪ they used sledgehammers, bulldozers and explosives to wipe his

producers in north dakota, texas, and louisiana, have proven far more resilient than opec anticipated, opec's influence is diminishing. >> u.s. shale producers will turn the key and that will act to limit oil prices from increasing too high. >> reporter: for now, the expectation of oil market experts is that gasoline prices will probably rise gradually well into 2017, scott, and could reach as high as $3 a gallon in some areas. >> pelley: dean reynolds, thanks. coming up, a pint-sized super hero saves the day. i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can caus

producers in north dakota, texas and louisiana, have proven far more resilient than ope anticipated., now, opec's influence is diminishing. >> u.s. producers will turn the key. that will act to limit oil prices from increasing too high. >> for now the expectation of oil market experts is that gasoline prices will probably rise gradually well into 2017 and could reach as high as $3 a gallon in some areas. saw. >> the roulette wheels are spinning in las vegas's first new casino in five years. lucky dragon caters to the growing flood of asian tourists. one chinese air lane has even begun the first nonstop flights from beijing to las vegas. john blackstone reports. >> lucky dragon hotel and casino isn't as much as east meets west, as east comes west. at the edge of the las vegas strip. >> trying to do something authentically for our asian guests. it is a very steady and -- growing group of customers that come here. >> reporter: the chief operating officer says while other ka see nose on the strip have long courted high rollers from asia, lucky dragon is aiming to win over china's growing

north. and last night, across texas and louisiana, have a look. tonight, gulf coast residents bracing for more of heavy rain soaking communities. galveston getting a record. and over a foot of rain swoampig these cars. others forced to abandon their vehicles. >> i was watching tow trucks one after another. son on a bridge. firefighters having to use a ladder to pull them to safety. meanwhile, winter blanketing shelbiville, montana, with snow. >> and rob is here with the forecast. how much snow has falling so far? >> over six inches in some spots. we have the snow across the northeast, and flooding and another round of rain expected in texas and louisiana. flooding an issue there. and the snow here, north of i-80, i-84, it will be a slick go, a few inches. and this week, 23 degrees in memphis, it slides east on friday and saturday, by far the >> thank you. >>> and we still have much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. witnesses coming forward in the deadly road rage attack. what one woman says she saw. >>> and the latest offer from a mu

i'm thinking, okay, you know, texas, north carolina. planes can travel that distance.re ten siblings, you know, people's lives go in different directions. i get maybe how it's been so long. >> oh, you're here. >> i like how he doesn't take his eyes off of him. he's just like, i can't believe you're here. well, not you. i can't believe you're here. >> you got old. >> it's a great breakfast, and i'm sure a great 71st birthday. >>> a guy was stuck on a chair lift after having fallen off. >> you're doing it wrong. >> there are guys at the bottom holding a tarp. >> just let go. >> as they're trying to pull off this rescue, i think they'd call it, you see other skiers, could be patrol showing up to help. as the camera pans back up, the guy decides to get out of his backpack and let go. >> he wasn't -- okay. his backpack was caught up in the rigging there. >> yeah. i don't know how the guy ended up in this predicament in the first place. >> it looks to me like he maybe went around the top of the mountain, you know, and tried to get off but maybe his backpack got stuck and now

they were ideas of bringing forth representation from ar group of people in lubbock, texas and north texas, who strongly believed in america, who strongly believed that america's greatest days laid in its future. and randy spoke of not only of the ideas he had but the people he represented in terms of real admiration for those people, admiration for hard work. admiration for an honest day's work and honest day's pay. so you can see, mr. speaker, those who have known randy the best watched him and his personal dealings not only with members of our delegation, but also in committees and the hard work and the homework that he did to make sure that he did his part necessary. he rose not only in the ranks of sponges built but also rose in the ranks of people who admired mr. neugebauer. i am one of those people. he was a model not only a champion of words and ideas but the ability to express those ideas. the ability to speak to people in terms of a content of where our country would head. these were a time when we were fear. ith, after 9/11, uncertainty. and perhaps some complexity that might be

sides of the aisle for the issue , states were providing great examples, my home state of north carolina, texas for example providing great examples of how to deal with both the human cost and financial cost. it did not come together. it did not come together and it's something i sincerely hope the next congress will take up in the same spirit of looking at what is best for this country and the criminal justice system as a whole. >> we had valerie jarrett on a panel last week and she had said criminal justice reform is one of her biggest disappointments is something that didn't get done. other things, unfinished unfinished business that you really wish you would've been able to get done during your time as ag? >> my view is you have these wonderful positions for seasons. you know that going in. i came in knowing that there would be an arc of work that i was picking up and it would continue long after i left. it isn't so much for me a matter of disappointment in not being able to achieve things as trying to highlight the things in the tremendous progress we have been able to make. we mention for

aisle on this issue, pulling from states that were providing great examples, my home state of north carolina, texas, for example, providing great examples of how to deal with both the human cost and the financial cost. t did not come together. it did not come together, and it's something that i sincerely hope the next congress will take up in the same spirit of looking at what's best for this country and the criminal justice system as a whole. anna: we had valerie jarrett on a panel last week and she said criminal justice reform is one of her biggest disappointments as something that didn't get done. is there unfinished business that you really wished that you could have gotten done? atty. gen. lynch: my view is you have these wonderful positions for a season. nd you know that going in. so i came in knowing that there would be an arc of work that i was picking up and that would continue long after i left. so it isn't so much to me a matter of disappointment and not being able to achieve hings as trying to highlight the things and tremendous progress we've been able to make. we mention, for example,

. >> schmidt points out elizabeth, new jersey, fayetteville, north carolina, texas, it goes on and one same weekend. what's going on? >> well, one thing is we know the crowds behave less well than individuals do. crowds make worse decisions. that's why, you know, when you hear about somebody not being attended to, is being assaulted, it's always that there are many onlookers because individuals can do the ethical thing sometimes when crowds decide oh, we will take a little off here. we will take a few liberties there. so the bottom line is number one the crowd, number two social media, eric, it's a big thing. because these folks are coming. in not number one, depersonalize and do you humanized to begin with from facebook and instagram and the rest of it, looking for drama. we have made people addicted to drama. to being in their own little movies. and they are, therefore, on a hair trigger to begin these kinds of melees. and they think that gunfire, you know, is part of some kind of made-up for life drama that they are starring in. >> you are saying maybe they are addicted to drama an

we start to see the clouds advancing into the lone star state, and then rain in west texas, and spreading farther north. the panhandle of texas and oklahoma tomorrow evening, and tomorrow night with the upper level winds from the south and west, all that gettings picked up askth -- getting picked up and brought our way, so saturday cloudy, and during the day sunday the cloud cover continues to build in, and we should at least be overcast during the day sunday. there's midnight saturday into sunday morning. sunday itself, there's the cloud cover we start the day with, and light rain around by the end of the day. most of it by sunday afternoon it starts to spread into the mountains by the end of the day sunday, and that's only the beginning. we'll look at rain fall total potentials coming up in the next half hour. 37 the low tonight in the triangle, 40 fayetteville, 35 south hill. the fitness forecast bright and cooler, 38 with light winds. lunchtime tomorrow cooler than today, about ten degrees cooler. sunny skies, and 52, and tomorrow afternoon 50s instead of 60s. 56 in raleigh, 59 in 53 saturday with

the black knights beating north texas in overtight of the heart of dallas bowl.38-31. this, of course, coming the year that they break the streak and beat navy as well. abby, i'm sorry. a little bit of joy in my voice. >> how many years had it been? >> 14 years. >> every 15 years something happens. >> you're wearing a tie to celebrate today. >> big army bowl win. army tie. army camouflage. >> at least he's not rubbing it in. >> never does that. >>> the biggest story of the morning. we solved the leg mystery. it was the black pants. >> we're still confused over who won. >> there's that picture. third from the left. >> the second legs belong to the third -- no, that's not -- they do. >> it's more confusing now. >> i'm just realizing right now -- i just figured out the photo. >> there's another pair of legs you don't see because it's black and blends in. that's the point. >> we've been wrong all morning. >> we had the exclusive this morning. >> solving the photo. it's kind of photo gate. we solved it. >> these are the questions people want answered. we'll talk about

the sanford marching band is being repleased by a high school ban to perform at the sun bowl in north texas for breaking rules after an alcohol consumption. >>> and a short time ago the university of minnesota football team announced it will play in the holiday bowl against washington state. no charges ever filed but the school suspended ten players indefinitely. but minnesota will now play in the bowl. they'll each receive their hearings judged by a reverse viewing panel. >>> forcing a family out of their home. more on several overnight fires that happened across the bay area. >> and a hit and run from 1998 in berkley remains unsolved today. up next you're going to hear from the victim's brother and how you can help the family find some closure. a imagine a world where the holidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. it's time to b

north dakota and arizona. the top states for business overall, utah, texas, colorado, minnesota and north carolina.ook for all of them to really up their games now. >> of course, it's early yet. the new administration hasn't even taken office, and it's not clear how the policies will play out. but for now, states may be feeling a little bit more empoured, and companies are weighing their options. scott cohn, "nightly business report," mountain view, california. >>> fox com, the biggest assembler of apple products in preliminary discussions to expand its u.s. operations. fox consays the size and scope has not yet been determined during the campaign mr. trump said he would get apple to build their computers and devices in this country instead of overseas. >>> still ahead, congress has a lot of work to do by friday, or risk another government shutdown. ♪ >>> the government funding deadline looming this friday, congressional lawmakers plan to move quickly on a so-called continuing resolution that would continue funding the government through the end of april of 2017. but could there be special attachme

north towards maine. middle of the country, not too much showers down towards texas, flurries, far north but generally goodretty much for the west with the exception of the pacific northwest anywhere in washington and oregon you may have to watch out if you're traveling for flight delays. seven-day fo starts tomorrow, 52 degrees. we briefly touch 64, not bad at all tuesday, morning showers afternoon sunshine. back down to 48 degrees about where we should be for this time of year, briefly touch the 50's. you see the roller coaster ride. down to 40's as we kind of end the year on a cool note. 43 degrees with partly sunny skies >> bundle up if you're going to spend time outside >> chilly night >> mike, thank you much. >>> let's get back to the breaking news, we're learning again, pop singer george michael has died. the 53-year-old known for his career with wham back in the 80's. he launched his solo career with such classics as care less with his to her, one more try and father figure and faith. >> michael's agent said the singer died peacefully at home. no word on cause of death. police are investigating but

states with the most people signing up during the latest enrollment period were from florida, texas, north and pennsylvania. ironically, all of them were carried in the election by president-elect trump. mr. trump made it clear what he thinks of the affordable care act. at points calling it flawed, expensive and saddled with triple digit rate hikes in some states. >> if we don't act, the damage will be irreversible. we're going to act. that's why we're going to repeal and replace obamacare. we have no choice. >> reporter: trump says repeal, replace, and where possible retain was good. >> when you replace it, are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes. because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> you are going to keep that? >> reporter: that and at provision that allows chirp s to be covered by their parents until 26 years of age. critics say there's a big difference between criticizing and fixing the problem. >> the challenge for the incoming administration is they need to find a way to stabilize theç current situation, make se people h

the next highest tottals come from texas, north carolina, georgia and pennsylvania.tates that trump won. they seem to be realizing that electing donald trump means he will now take away the health care. one voter in kentucky recently said this, i guess that i thought, you know, he would not do this. he would not take health insurance away, knowing it would affect so many people's lives, i mean, what are you to do then if you cannot pay for insurance? joining us now, michael moore, academy award-winning documentary film maker. his latest film is trump land. i read those quotes, and you've talked to them. you've been out there in trump land. >> it's not just michael moore in trump land, we're all there now, lawrence. >> that's right. you spoke to people like this voter i just quoted. here's somebody on obamacare, depending on obamacare, now seems to be realizing, donald trump real shly is going to rep obamacare with that republican congress. >> correct. and i think it's important, people, liberals, people on the left, do not laugh at these individuals. there's the woma

among the other places where the brawls broke out.ohio, tennessee, texas, north carolina and new york. in connecticut - someone attacked a police officer. that officer is expected to be ok. grant and vicki? still ahead. raiders quarter-back derek carr is now out of surgery. following what could be considered a season-ending injury. how the team plans to move forward without carr-- coming up. plus, one of the most sought after toys of the holiday season is leaving many kids disappointed. we'll explain-- after the break turning our attention to the silver and black-- the healing process has officially begun for quarterback derek carr. it's the best news that can come after such a gruesome injury. the raiders' heart and soul.underwent surgery to repair a broken fibula. and all reports indicate that it went well. mark carpenter joins us with the latest on the mvp candidate's health. mark-- reports say there's an outside chance may haven't seen the last of carr? the projected rehab for this injury is 6-to-8 weeks. which, according to derek's former pro quarterback brother david carr, he co

texas, north carolina, georgia, places where there are people in high political places that they've calledor the repeal of obamacare. susannah martinez, the republican governor of new mexico, politico has published a statement saying, we want to be clear the aca provides benefits. >> i think the aca has provided benefits for some people. jennifer pointed out there's been a lot of talk about this rush to sign up, but let's not forget you have to pay a tax if you don't. >> nobody has ever paid that tax. >> no, they haven't, but according to the law that was signed by the president, they will owe a tax if they don't have coverage. so they're incentivized to sign up. >> so you think most people are signing up because they're afraid they'll be taxed as opposed to needing health insurance? >> i didn't say that. people who don't have health coverage need health coverage. they have an opportunity to get it, and if they don't, they'll get taxed. it is a no brainer all around. i don't think republicans will -- while they may be quick to repeal it, i don't think they'll be able to put in place revisi

time real soon because quite frankly we're going to have so much oil and gas coming out of north dakota and texas let's hope it's one of the quick things donald trump can reverse as soon as he's sworn in. david: good to see you, governor, thank you very much. appreciate it. lauren. >> merry christmas to you. david: merry christmas. lauren: the death toll rising after a deadly blast in one of the largest cities, an explosion ripping through a fireworks market in the outskirts of mexico city, leaving 31 people dead including a 3-month-old boy and dozens hurt. this is the third blast to ravage the market since 2005. they're looking for victims, it's a tradition in mexico to light fireworks for christmas. and instead there will be funerals this year. >>> a looming showdown, the president-elect said to begin his administration with a major battle over immigration. new details on the fight for sanctuary cities next. david: we're awaiting comments from president-elect trump from mar-a-lago florida. we'll bring it to you live as soon as it happens. keep it here. this thing is a beast. steel or aluminum?