that has the beautiful audacity to show up and bring good tidings of great that hasnderful hope the odessad to beckon the faithful to come joyfully and triumphantly. tonight, we pray for peace on -- andnd goodwell goodwill toward mankind. for was, a child is born. unto us, a son is given. and his name shall be called wonderful, counselor, the mining god, the everlasting father and the prince of peace. may the blessings of light and life and love the yours this christmas season and beyond. amen. ♪ this holiday week and on c-span, here are some of our featured programs. weay at 12:30 p.m. eastern, will hear from representative charles rangel of new york. the net to: 10:00 p.m., from the shakespeare theatre on capitol hill, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful that on trial, where samuel alito serves as presiding judge. and at 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence and his new role as vice president. andh on c-span www.c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> next week, washington journal day devote a program each on the new trump administrati

"the odessa file." the fictional idea of an almost almighty organization of former s officers became a reality for many. the escape routes of nazi criminals and their collaborators were indeed shrouded in mystery but a single global secret society by the name of odessa or any other name for that matter, did not plan them. the reality is much more complicated but certainly not less interesting. the end of the cold war in 1989 changed our knowledge on this topic. the afterlife of nazism as i call it after the end of the so-called third reich. yet two major reasons for the difference or the changes in research. first, a layer of protection dropped away for nazi criminals still alive. investigations and trials started in many countries. in italy, the case of former s officer eric britka gave much attention after he was apprehended in argentina and extradited to italy in the 1990s. in the u.s., the case of john ivan demijanjuk was all over th media. i'm sure you remember the case. in may 2011, he was convict

they often have to close down the streets >> and tonight we know what caused a deadly fire at an odessa mobile home park. someone left candles burning. a disabled man was trapped and did not make it out. his wife ran across the street to get help, but there really wasn't must have anything can do. the couple apparently fell asleep with and the smoke alarms did not go off. >> and there are some things you can do to protect yourself from identity theft. one way that thieves get information through your credit card, when you swipe it. the introduction of chip. based cards was supposed to protect us but experts say it's only a matter of time before >> ven eventually, they will fid way to hack those, too. >> but on the horizon is biometrics. at the gas pump, try using a credit rather than a debit card, and avoid public wiify wifi. and look for misspellings on an app, and at the number of downloads. if it's only been downloaded a few hundred times orless, that t is a sign to stay away. >> and so many people have lost least seven people lost their lives. >> we get a report tonight from east n

a life we now know what caused a deadly house fire in odessa earlier this week. someone left candles burning. the fire broke out monday at a mobile home in the silver dollar golf and trap club. a disabled man living there was trapped... and never made it out. his wife ran across the street to try to get help... but there wasn't much anyone could do. "james mongan" died at the scene. fire investigators say the couple fell asleep while candles were burning. there were smoke alarms, but apparently they didn't go off. the wife suffered smoke later this morning... the ?recount begins... in the state of wisconsin. the state-wide effort was requested by green party candidate "jill stein." she claims there could have been voter fraud. hillary clinton's team is ?supporting the recall effort as well. wisconsin clerks have until december 12th to finish this recall... counting more than two ?million ballots. trump originally won the state... by about 22 ?thousand votes. stein is also asking for recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. and the is heading to indiana today... alo

there is some heavy rain headed into new castle county around odessa, delaware.n little bit closer. looks like it is snow along this part of route one, east nottingham, london grove, sometimes call this mushroom country, southern chester county. up in pottstown, indications of possible freezing rain, and it is already start today snow in mount pocono. and other part of the higher elevations, that's where we expect accumulations, and the resort, happy about that. the possibility of two-4 inches, at the ski resorts, 25 degrees in mount pocono, little bit above freezing in allentown, reading, 35 here in philadelphia. at least at the surface. but it is below freezing in pottstown. so, this is the time of day when the travel could get tricky. we see the rain-snow line. the freezing rain inbetween move ever northward throughout the rest of the morning. 39 degrees by 8:00. and then we're in the 40's by 9:00 a.m. and the change-over is complete to all rain, but still little tricky to the north of us, perhaps, around the lehigh valley, for travel. and then just messy rain

odessa, 42. felton, 42. notice the northwesterly winds, picking up a bit.e is our live shot outside. the winds are gusty. they're only going to get stronger through tonight. finally, subsiding by early tomorrow morning. your winds right now coming out of the northwest. atlantic city, currently sustained wind speed, 20 miles per hour. we're getting reports of dpgust of to 35, 40 miles per hour. 15 for dover. 13 miles per hour for philadelphia. that's really a big difference. earlier today, we were seeing the nice, warm, southerly winds, which is why we saw the 50s and 60s. neighborhoods right now, lehigh valley, 36 degrees. walnut port, 35 degrees. your neighborhood temperatures, i want to show you just how affected we will be by the northwesterly winds starting at 6:00 p.m. you can start to see the winds shift northwesterly. for some, 35 degrees at 9:00 p.m. pause this again at midnight. it'll be 24 in doylestown. 27 in trenton. and philly. tomorrow morning, bundle up when you're going to school, work. be sure you bundle up. player u layer up. 21 for allent

one of the victims returned >>> investigators believe lit candles started a fire in odessa. the homeowner said she fell asleep with the candles still lit. her husband died in the fire. she also said they were smoke alarms in the home that did not go off. >>> family and friends of a popular bandmember are trying to prevent another tragedy. robert cartwright was killed on an eye 19 accident. jamel lanee' shows us how his loved ones are pushing for change.>> how ma >> reporter: kelly says enough is enough. she started a petition for a traffic light at u.s. 19 and beach boulevard following the fatal crash of friend robert cartwright sunday. >> i have been wanting to do it for years because i live close by and i have been seeing how many accidents have been happening. >> reporter: she says the issue is the constant illegal u- turns. grew at -- cartwright was riding south and a driver made the turn and cartwright crashed i just don't get it. i could see if there was just one sign and one car doesn't see it but there is literally three no u-turn signs before they even get there to

odessa, 29. 29, allendale, millsboro, upper 20s. mt. laurel, 3067, lumberton, 31. it is all about the feelslike temperatures. princeton, 27. look at all these purples and plus on the scre p blues on the screen. philly, 23. pottstown, 20. pottstown, it is going to feel like it is in the single digits. all due to the fact that the winds start to get stronger out of the northwest. look at the bottom of your screen for your local neighborhood forecast. feels like temperatures by about 1:00 p.m. getting better, upper teen to teens to low 20s. feels like temperatures in the 20s. through the overnight hours, it certainly feels colder. be sure you bundle up, specially through early tomorrow morning. you have a very cold start to your saturday morning. sitting over the ohio valley. we have low pressure system sliding down by sunday into among. 0 we normally see mid to upper 40s. the jersey shore seeing lots of sunshine. upper 20s to low 30s. a live look outside. the winds are picking up a little bit. we can see that with the flags. hour by hour forecast picking up on light

. >>> some new information about a fire at a mobile home in odessa. the survivor told investigators she fell asleep with the candles still lit. her husband died she also said there were smoke alarms in the home but they didn't go off. >>> family and friends of a popular band member are trying to prevent another tragedy. rob cartwright was killed along a dangerous intersection on u.s. 19 in hudson, his friend started a petition for a traffic light at u.s. 19 and beach boulevard. >> it's ludicrous. i don't get it. i mean i could just see if part doesn't -- car doesn't see it. literally three no no u turn sign before you get there to warn you don't do it. >> after several studies the florida department of transportation concluded beach boulevard doesn't warrant a light. officials say there's not enough traffic volume there. into>>> a search on for a woman who was staying with family in volusia county and disappeared while jogging. rachel madison was staying with husband. her family now believes he had something to do with her disappearance and had been m

tonight, we will be chilly again but not that bad. 26 degrees in harmony hills. 29 in wilmington and odessa at 28. farther south, allendale, 25. a few low 20s out there. getting cold. 23 in lincoln and reading at 22 degrees. chilly start to the morning. hold off, temperatures aren't bad later in the day. they'll be a little above average in spots, in the 40s. radar and satellite. here's what we are looking at. mostly scattered clouds, picking up more so in the afternoon. no rain to track. we're not tracking any rain surrounding our region either, although yesterday we had isolated lake effect snow move through the area. now talking dry conditions across the board. here are temperatures for today. center city, 45 degrees. westchester, 44. 43 for lansdale, 44 in easton. these are high temperatures this afternoon. 45 in voorhees and atlantic city. and upper 40s in parts of delaware, wilmington at 47 degrees. big story, fireworks tonight. mummers parade tomorrow. penns landing, if you're watching the fireworks show, 6:00 and midnight show. 6:00 show you can catch on nbc10. temps 44 degrees. we

they rode more than 934 miles from moscow to odessa in ukraine. they did complain and as a result they are all getting their money just a ridiculous situation. >> i can ride on this train again, right? >> while this video might be ice cold, this next is hot like fire. that truck is on fire and it's transporting chickens. >> think of it this way, the chickens were most likely dead before they caught fire. >> wasn't transporting live chickens, but that's not why everybody is talking about this video. they are talking about the people in the video and how they came together to help the truck driver. because of another incident that happened, so these folks jumped into action and started grabbing and making snowballs and trying to put the fire out. >>> little dorr ra here is in big trouble. >> as dora been exploring? >> she explored mommy's closet. >> why she's now ashamed of her expensive taste. >>> and a painting is about to get more interesting. >> it's like -- >> the incredible scene when the art comes alive. >> this is so cool. at olive garden, y

to celebrate the wilson-warner house in odessa county has been dressed.e than 200 nutcrackers are display. you can enjoy it now through new year's eve. >>> it's 5:48. we've issued a "first alert" because of the wintry mix moving in just in time for the morning commute. >> it sounds like it's going to be with us through much of the morning. >> right. the deal is this is exclusive to lehigh valley. parts of upper montgomery county. >> with the mix? >> right. everybody else is getting rain by 2:00, 3:00, p.m., we have to keep in mind that those folks have a clear idea of what they can expect for this morning, tracy and rosemary. including poor visibility due to that snow. and of course, keep in mind that any untreated surfaces could get a little slick and of course dangerous. as you look at the bottom of the screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. otherwise, locally, it is pretty much dry in and around philadelphia. your neighborhoods right now, we're seeing mainly 30s. above the freezing mark for westbound area. andorra, 32, and parkwood curr

veterans expressway, odessa area, looks great. ehrlich road, no problems. suncoast parkway farther to the north looks 275 looks great throughout pinellas county. and again a little fog, it's actually getting better i-4 around the polk parkway. let's move over now and look at st. pete, the travel times there looking good. from downtown st. pete to downtown tampa now on the interstate alone it's going to take you about 21 minutes. bay area bridges look great. that's a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. back to you. >>> happening today -- a mission to save manatees stuck in a pinellas county lake after tropical storm colin. summer. wildlife experts are concerned the water won't stay warm enough through the winter so today crews will search the lake by boat and air in homes of locating them and eventually moving them to warmer waters. that is a big search area. >> yeah. >>> santa banned from the classroom. >> still ahead -- why old st. nick is on the naughty list. >> protest in charlotte. people took to the streets angry over a decision in the scott. we'll

odessa, 28 degrees. we have consistency for delaware neighborhoods, mostly in the upper 20s to mid-20s. lincoln and milton at 26 degrees as well. getting out the door, grab scarves, coat, maybe a coat you haven't broken out. maybe yesterday was the first day you broke it out. today and tomorrow still very cold as well. radar and satellite, wider view shows us overnight we had lake effect snow. one band from lehigh valley through philadelphia and new jersey and clipped parts of atlantic city. we did see light snow move through some areas. that has broken apart. now we have clouds sunday once the sunrises. could see lake effect snow clipping the area through the rest of today. most of us stay dry and breezy. winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. gusts to 25 miles per hour which means we feel colder than it truly is. this morning, this is where we are. teens to low 20s, feels like conditions. going through the afternoon, should see feels like temperatures around the upper 20s. mind you, the temperatures are in the

odessa at 58 and temperatures mostly in the 50s. and 60s now. dover at 60. look at lincoln. making it to the mid 60s. these are numbers you do not see typically in december. so we're looking at some very warm air. that kind of warm air can also fire off thunderstorms. that's the concern as we move along here. the yellow and oranges in our future model indicate where we could start to see some pops of stronger rain moving through. it's going to be in/out rain through your afternoon, as well. there we are at your lunch hour. still seeing rain some of the stronger storms now alone the shorepoints. that continues, starts to move out of philadelphia by 3:00 and by 5:00 should move off entirely. even some breaks of clouds as we move into the evening for your sunday. we'll talk more about the temperatures with your ten-day on ten coming up. >>> this is sportsdesk brought to you xfinity. x-1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> not only was bernard hopkins on the ropes in his final career fight last night, he was through them. joe smith jr. knocked the former boxi

he's the president of the odessa air club in ukraine. what he's about to do is test fly this more than 100-year-old replica of a farming ford. he did all the mathematical calculations and design based off more than 100-year-old drawings. >> and he didn't modify it in any way with some of our modern technology. >> well, there is some modern tech built into it. they went with a more modern engine for safety and stability. but everything else is really built the way it was originally built, including 1.9 miles of piano wire to hold it all together. ♪ here's constantine now up in the air. if you watch closely, you'll see his feet on the controls there. you also see his left hand on the throttle, the right hand on the big tiller. >> you can see all the wires going from the connections at the top and the bottom and things like that. he's literally moving the wing when he does that. >> approximate cost of this rebuild, around $60,000. >> it's just a passion. that's got to be a pretty amazing feeling. >> here's how constantine felt when he put i

odessa at 30. little theme we have going on here. a lot of 30 degree temperatures. just below freezing for our delaware neighbors. that continues as we track south. a little bit warmer. lincoln and reading at 34 degrees. radar and satellite map, now what we're looking at is just a radar map actually. most of the rain has moved off. no longer tracking any showers for us this morning. can leave the umbrella at home as you start getting ready for work or sending the kids off. we are looking at temperatures and we need those big jackets again because we are so chilly out there across the map. put the temperatures into motion. by 10:00 in the morning, some will stay right about where we are, right in the 20s. pottstown, doylestown at 25. burlington at 27 and avalon at 31 degrees for the forecast temperatures. also notice those winds coming in directly from the north. that helps to continue to pump in cool conditions for us as they move through your morning hours. go into your afternoon hours. there's a little bit of warming but not much out there. unfortunately we're goi

(vanessa/ we now know what caused a deadly house fire in odessa. someone left candles burning. the fire broke out monday at a mobile home in the silver dollar golf and trap club. a disabled man living there was trapped... and never made it out. his wife ran across the street to try to get help... but there wasn't much anyone could do. "james mongan" died at the scene. fire investigators say the candles were burning. there were smoke alarms, but apparently they didn't go off. the wife suffered smoke inhalation, but recovered. (wally) shades of 2000... a presidential recount begins today... but this time, not in florida. and no "hanging chads" either. this time, it's in wisconsin... and they're looking for signs of hacking or some other fraud. donald trump beat hillary clinton by less than one percentage point, in the dairy state. and most analysts don't expect that result to factory workers in indiana are really happy with president-elect donald trump. they say he saved their jobs... and he's going to the hoosier state today, to announce the plan. but there are some questions ab

one of our friends out and about in delaware along highway one northbound near odessa says watch outs a vehicle stopped on the road in that area. nydia. >> all right, matt, thank you. >>> a bethlehem man who once had a relationship with his high school teacher is now accused of killing her and the child they had together. police in new york city say 23-year-old isaac duran infante confessed to the murder. they were found dead in their apartment on monday. infante reportedly told officers he was upset over the way barahona was raising their son. >>> happening today secretary of state john kerry will deliver his final mideast policy speech. it comes as israel steps up its response to a united nations resolution against the construction of settlements in the west bank. the u.s. drew criticism from breaking from tradition and abstaining from the vote. kerry said the peace process could be in jeopardy. >> an atlanta musician says his dog saved his life from a fire that destroyed his home. ed shroud was asleep when his poodle gracie started to lick his face and bark. that woke him up and h

rudy point 36, odessa 37, glasgow 31. lincoln 36. redden at 35. and milton 35 degrees right now. so again, right now we're seeing mainly 30s. we're going to stay about average for this time of the year. we're only going to top out in the low it to mid 40s for the most part with those westerly winds that will get gusty by this afternoon. now coming up in just a bit i have your new year's eve forecast. we will talk about what you can expect at 6:00 p.m. and, of course at midnight and we're also tracking some lake effect flurries for the lehigh valley. i have that coming up in a bit. how is traffic? >> erika, so far pretty good. you mentioned chillier conditions and i'm talking about having the car heater, not all that bad. the vine street expressway our camera at 8th street any traces of overnight construction has been cleared. we're seeing easy going traffic and within a matter of two hours this is going to be typical morning volume for the most part. a look at mass transit, newark, this line right here has been canceled because of a crew shortage. take a look at this. new jersey,

to celebrate the anniversary, the wilson warner house in o odessa county. there are more than 200 nutcrackers on display there. you can the exhibit through december 31st. >>> cloudy skies over independence hall today a bit chilly out there too, but that didn't stop people from enjoying the historic sites. but now we are tracking some rain and a little bit of snow in the forecast. >> let's get the details from chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> the location is going to be critical to whachgs with the precipitation -- 37 in wilmington, of course the temperature going down, now that we have had the sun set. and the wind is fairly light. and the sky is fairly clear. but we're around 20 degrees colder than we were at this time yesterday. so that's why it feels that much colder. we have the first alert issued for lehigh valley and berks county for just a few hours tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. as the snow comes in and temperatures drop below freezing just before the snow hits and so we could see it stick to some untreated surfaces, dri

it is 41 in wilmington. 42 in odessa. it is 41 in milton. the clouds will keep the temperature from rising as much as they would. here is the wider view of the futurecast. it is that area of light snow showers or snow flurries during the night tonight that is long gone by tomorrow morning. not only are the flurries gone, the clouds are out of here. tomorrow most of the day is dry and not all that cold, at least not compared to the way it is going to be on thursday. so watch what happens. it feels like temperatures between today and thursday, there is wednesday morning. it feels like the 20s. that's kind of chilly. it's december. it's supposed to be. tomorrow afternoon feels like near freezing. that's about everything. thursday morning feeling like 10s in philadelphia, 4 in allentown. watch what happens. if anything it feels colder during the middle of the day than it does by thursday morning. by thursday night we are talking about feels like temperatures near zero or even below zero. that's quite a change from wednesday into thursday. it wil

odessa at 64 degrees. wilmington 63, very close to their record for the date, and in the 60s across most of the state, lewis, milton, lincoln, georgetown, mills borrow, harrington, dover all at 61 degrees right now. so we're with going back to december, typical december weather. today was more like october. we have got rain coming in on thursday, but north of philadelphia, looks like it's going to start as snow before changing over to rain. and new year's eve, chilly but on the dry side. we don't have any kind of clouds to speak from over pennsylvania. here's the storm that's coming our direction. hour by hour, we're going to be seeing summer tomorrow, but it's not going to help anything, the temperature at this time tomorrow will be 45 in allentown, as opposed to their record of 60 today. so that's quite a drop. then by thursday morning, this is when this next system moves in, temperatures below freezing in parts of the area and it still may be coming down hard enough during the morning at least, especial

it's 48 in odessa, 47 in clay mont. 46 in glasgow, many places well into the 50s despite a northwest4, rehoboth beach at 55 degrees. those are well above average temperatures. look at these wind gusts, 35 degrees in philadelphia, 30 in mt. holly and the wind isn't going to diminish that much this evening, so the temperature going from around freezing, pottstown, allentown, 23 degrees by 11:00 tonight. so you need to bundle up for that, because you're not getting any help from any summer. but we're not going down into the single digits like we did a week ago or so. we have clouds that are coming in, but no precipitation, there is a good bit coming out of the rockies, into the plains states, and that's a system that's going to be coming through on saturday. as we go through friday, you can see the temperatures going well into the 40s, to near 50 degrees, again, lots of surge, then tsurge, -- lots of sunshine. then the clouds start to come in saturday night, the temperatures well above freezing, and at 9:00 a.m., it's raining just about everywhere. but it's 50 degrees in atlantic city a

odessa, 43. we drop further south, pretty much the same values. upper 30s mix in.lower 40s. and lower 40s for beach points like lewis beach. 40 degrees. neighborhoods through the lehigh valley also mostly in the low 40s, upper 30s. temperature wise not a bad start. above freezing in december. allentown, 40. that's the actual temperature. the feels like is around the mid-30s. to get to the poconos, feeling like the 20s. the winds, you'll notice a difference stepping out the door. radar and satellite, scattered clouds mixing in. we will see a mix throughout the day of mostly sunny, partly cloudy conditions. a bit of a back and forth as clouds move in and out of the forecast. they aren't rain making clouds, not tracking showers today. instead we track winds. we get into the afternoon, your gusts start to strengthen around the lower 30s, some of us in the upper 20s. peak gusts hit 35 miles per hour across the region. those are the highest winds. sustained winds are lower, 10 to 20 miles per hour. bursts of stronger winds may pick up quite a bit. they start to drop off

and we now know the cause of a deadly fire at a mobile home in odessa. investigators say the couple living there fell asleep monday and they were burning candles. the man was disabled. he couldn't get out. his wife ran across the street for help but husband didn't survive. the home had smoke detectors but apparently they did not go off. >>jennifer: a substitute teacher in manatee county is accused of outside of school. he feels a substitute since november of 2011 but he's not anymore. he lost that job after his arrest. >>russell: election recount starts today in wisconsin. that means counting three million votes. jill stein is requesting it. she has them counting ballots in michigan starting tomorrow and she's suing for a recount in pennsylvania. a lot of trump supporters question her motives. she said she's doing it because of the high number of blank nobody expects thee results to be a victory for hillary clinton. clinton would have to win all three states to reverse the election results. president elect trump is pretty much ignoring the recounts. he s

thank new information about a fire at a mobile home in odessa. the survivor told investigators she fell asleep with the candles still lit. her husband died in that fire. she also said there were smoke alarms in the home but they didn't go off. >>> family and friends of a popular band member are trying to prevent another tragedy. rob cartwright was killed along a dangerous intersection on u.s. 19 in hudson. his friend kelly quinnell started a petition for a constant illegalu turns there. >> it's ludicrous, i don't get it. i could see if there's just one sign an one car doesn't see it but there's literally three no u turn signs before they even get there to warn you. don't do it. >> after several studies the florida department of transportation concluded beach boulevard does not warrant a light. officials say there just isn't enough traffic volume there. >>> there is a search on for a wo staying with family in volusia county and disappeared while she was jogging. rachel madison was staying with relatives in oroned by the sea after leaving her husba

odessa is in the mid 40s as we move along the morning hours. further south, mid 40s as well.ton, 44. lincoln, 45. reading at 43 degrees. future wind gusts is something we have to keep an eye on. they will pick up in the afternoon. already breezy. gusts 30 to 35 miles per hour is what we are expecting. that means while temperatures peak in the upper 40s to low 50s, it is going to feel more like the low 40s to mid 40s. you probably want a couple of layers there as you get out the door. later today, you'll notice a difference. into tonight, maybe you have plans to take the kids to holiday event tree lighting. you want to be sure you have a bigger jacket on. winds 15 to 20 miles per hour, it will feel chilly tonight. good news is sunday morning, winds start to die down and stay low through the afternoon. winds will not be a big factor in the sunday forecast. here's a look at the weekend forecast. upper 40s for most of the area to low 50s today. areas like philadelphia where the official forecast high is 49, wouldn't be surprised if some spots are in the low 50s. then getting to s

glasgow and newark, and odessa, reedy point, 30 degrees.southern delaware, we were in the mid-60s yesterday. mid-60s. and now it's 31 in dover and harrington and ellendale and lincoln and milton, 32 degrees at rehoboth beach. that is a huge difference. tonight we got the teens for some folks. 40s are coming for the rest of the week. temperatures are getting into the 50s as we go into the weekend. so we do have some pretty big changes. we have nothing on the radar close by, despite some clouds to the west. a lot of dry air all the way out to the rockies. so there's no threat of any kind of storminess like what we had this weekend, early in the weekend. it was pretty nasty. for tomorrow, a fair amount, may get actually up above the 40-degree mark. most places will not. chestnut hill, 36. schwenksville, 39. allentown, 37. you see some of those temperatures in the morning in the teens in many places, robbinsville, new jersey, at 17. voorhees township at 19. egg harbor city tomorrow getting up to 39. dover up to 39. newark getting up to about 42

>>jennifer: we know what caused a deadly fire at a mobile home in odessa. investigators say someone left candles burning. the fire started early thund morning. a disabled man was trapped inside while his wife ran across the street to get help. officials say the couple fell asleep while those candles were burning. they had smoke alarms but they apparently didn't go off. >>russell: still no arrests after a well reward is up to $10,000. a truck smashed through the front of the arms company. thieves swarmed in, grabbing whatever they could carry. >>jennifer: a substitute teacher is accused of molesting three p. detectives say bad bellinger knew the girls outside of school. they say the abuse had been going on for years. according to the school substitute teacher in november of 2011. in a statement released to the bradenton herald, upon learning of his arrest, he was immediately removed from his position. >>russell: a con man groom and a murder for hire plot. remember the show "cops" featuring a florida woman with hiring a hit man to kill her husband. later he w

odessa and 29 degrees. we drop farther south and we see it on the lincoln and allen dale.o what we're seeing are temperatures more typical considering it's middle of december that we're talking here. then we go over to our radar and satellite. the rain that we saw, that's moved on out. we saw clouds this morning, but what we're seeing is already the clouds are starting to thin out in trenton berks county. that will spread this morning. certainly more sunshine than we've seen throughout the weekend. afternoon temperatures. as we move through the day, a few degrees here and there. that's about it. same for new jersey, the shore and delaware. 31 in trenton. voorhees at 33. ocean city at 34. that's the same for tomorrow. atlantic city up to 35 degrees. that's about the best we can do is the mid to maybe some spot locations on shore points upper 30s. that's all. certainly no 50s or 60s like we saw yesterday. hour by hour, there's the clouds starting to move out. then we're left with what i think will be some thin, high level clouds. overall more sunshine as we move into the aft

. >>> we now know what caused a deadly fire at a mobile home in odessa. morning a disabled man was trapped inside while his wife ran across the street trying to get help. officials say the couple fell asleep while those candles were burning. they did have a smoke alarm, but apparently they didn't go off. >>> sent to prison at age 73 for killing a father on a bay area basketball court. but trevor dooley could go home today. right now his release is only temporary. but it might become permanent. fox 13 walter allen is orient road jail to tell us trevor dooley is expected to a walk out of the orient road jail he won't walk out complete free man. of course he was granted a retrial. so is still waiting that future trial that's coming up. but he was granted a $100,000 bond by a judge yesterday afternoon. now let's get back to how this all started. his original sentence. trevor dooley was serving an eight year sentence for killing david james during an argument in valrico on basketball court back in 2010. he served two years in prison. of course he was granted a

looks like 36 degrees, odessa 37, harmony hills at 36, greenville 34, lincoln 37 and milton 35 degrees. notice that we are seeing the best westerly wind they will start to increase as the day progresses. gusty afternoon in the forecast. hour by hour, 6:00 a.m., it's dry. that's the story for today. one exception, a little bit of an influence here that lake-effect snow. flurries moving through and that's it. we will keep it high and dry, at least through monday even though we will start to see developing clouds late saturday. your neighborhood forecast for tomorrow the good news we will be right around average so mainly low to mid 40s. chestnut hill 42 degrees, your expected high temperature with overnight lows in the 20s. overnote lows in the 20s. egg harbor 44, long port 42, dover 46 degrees. your new year's eve forecast looks nice because the good news is it is going to be dry. temperatures topping out in the 40s. upper 30s for the lehigh valley. for the most part. that's 6:00 p.m., we will see temperatures hovering around the 30s and 40s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. mostly cl

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host: to tim now in odessa, on the republican line. you are on with the lieutenant colonel.orning. caller: good morning, gentleman. want to ask, what do you think on the policies of the social engineering going on in the last eight years on the obama administration, do you think those eneral mattis things will change, the transgender stuff that has nothing to do with the military, also lowering of standards of combat women or women in and also women -- also trying to get them involved like the navy trying to lower the standards, i wonder mr. mattis' opinions on this. you, guys. host: thanks for calling in. guest: i think what you are it what they ll will, i see increase of opportunity and fairness and standards. the forces that the gentleman brought up women in combat. have been in combat. the vaded iraq in 2003, current chairman of the chief of staff was female running his training. that have the folks expressed concerns about lowering standards have not seen standards lowered. seen mat rein e corps keep standards high. that is important. advocating forre for women in s com

in odessa,from anna texas. hello, do you speak spanish? caller: my english is not that good.host: i do not speak spanish. guest: my apologies. caller: can you hear me? host: we can hear you. guest: i came from mexico, but i came to work. i gave my kids a good education, and they can do something good in the united states, cocaine? ? -- united states, ok? disabled -- i am disabled, and i am on social security checks. it is not enough to pay my bills. i was trying to do good, help somebody who needed help, ok? first.lways put god because there's a lot of eople who they don't like the united states, and they want to in the united states. jealous of the united states, and god bless the united states host: that's anna from texas. hear from one more caller. it will be our last one and we'll hear from our guests. bill, go ahead with your question or comments. caller: is this -- host: you're on the air. caller: oh, i'm bill. i understand that here are areas in mexico where products can be assembled that components % u.s. and are then shipped back into have ated states and can label p