alan thicke was born in 1947 in ontario, canada.growing pains." he was a man of many skills. acting and songwriting. he wrote the theme for a

alan thicke was born in 1947 in ontario, canada.growing pains." he was a man of many skills. acting and songwriting. he wrote the theme for abc's "different strokes." ♪ different strokes to move the world ♪ >> reporter: celebrities taking to twitter saying good-bye. his publicist says he died from a heart attack. alan thicke was 69 years old. thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always, we are online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching and good night. i'm at higher risktwice as likfor depression.troke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with,

alan thicke was born in 1947 in ontario, canada. he made his name as jason seaver in "growing pains." he was a man of many skills. he wrote the theme for abc's "different strokes." ? different strokes to move the world ? >> reporter: celebrities taking to twitter saying good-bye. his publicist says he died from a heart attack. alan thicke was 69 years old. thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always, we are online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching and good night. ?? >>> tonight, why kanye met with trump. >> i'm at trump tower. why this was one of kanye's first stops after being hospitalized for a breakdown. >> i'll see you soon. their private meeting. >> plus what orlando bloom is telling us about his girlfriend katy perry. >> we get to do this together. >> james corden gets his dream guest. >> bruno mars. bruno mars. bruno mars. >> and "e.t." gets four secrets from their epic carpool care yolk. >> look -- >>> plus inside j. law's and chris pratt's insult war. >> where do you

alan thicke was born in 1947 in ontario, canada.pains." he was a man of many skills. acting and songwriting. he wrote the "different strokes." ♪ different strokes to move the world ♪ >> reporter: celebrities taking to twitter saying good-bye. his publicist says he died from a heart attack. alan thicke was 69 years old. thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always, we are online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching and good night. >> hey, everybody. welcome to hometown heroes week. this week is our chance to recognize all those selfless people out there who set a great example for the rest of us. and i can't think of a better way to say "thank you" than to give them a chance to win $1 million. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to the show. are you guys ready for more hometown heroes week here on "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] me too. our returning contestants are among the most deserving people to ever play our game. the three of them t

ryan gosling was a teenager from cornwall, ontario, moving l.a.be an actor. >> it's not easy leaving your hometown, your family and come out to los angeles to pursue a dream where the odds are not in your favor. >> reporter: that same yearning sustains him and emma stone's character in "la laland." >> this is the dream, it's conflict, compromised, and it's very, very exciting. >> helped reinvigorate my understanding and love for l.a., i think. it's a place where incredible things happen. >> reporter: his pianist finds his jazz dream going south fast. >> you're fired. >> it's christmas. >> reporter: the chemistry with stone is a major plus for lalaland's writer and director. >> you put them on screen together, and they create magic that is, like, it's the best special effect. >> it's beautiful music, i have to say. we met in a bar by my house, and when i walked home, the music theme was in my inbox. wow, he has a chance of making something special here. ♪ >> reporter: audiences are likely to agree as the boy from cornwall, ontario, now a father of

that is the small settlement of attawapiskat, in ontario.ore than 100 suicide attempts. what are you going to do about that? listen to the youth. the youth there know what they need. they want back their language and culture, they want to be out on the land, they want to be competent. right now, frankly, many of them just want to disappear. they want to end their lives because they're so miserable. this week, i was at a conference with a number of the kids from attawapiskat, at this feathers of hope conference. they are inspiring in terms of what they know has happened to their colleagues that feel that way and what it will take to get them back, to feel that they can be successful. to do what? there are nojobs. more than 40% unemployment for young first nations people. the imprisonment rate is so high. for many of them, there does not appear to be a viable future. that's the opposite of what i'm hearing. we have a country where all our natural resources are in the north. all of our natural resources, or a lot of them, are in that big, huge

satellite and radar along -- action radar, heavy lake-effect snow along lake ontario they picked up two to three feet. for us, sun and clouds today, a quiet start to the weekend overall, breezy and cold, 38 degrees is the forecasted high. it will feel like the upper 20s, low 30s throughout the day because of the wind. blustery and cold weekend is on the way. some snow is expected sunday night into monday morning, another bitter arctic outbreak arrives next week. i'll have the details coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. jennette? >> thanks for the good news, i think. you can keep track of the wintery conditions this weekend with 6abc.com/weather. check the chilly temperatures and the hourly forecast and keep an eye on storm tracker 6 live radar to see if any flakes will fall where you live. >>> 7:03 a.m. wilmington firefighters will stay a final farewell to one of their own. ardythe hope died last week after injuries she received battling an arson fire in a row home in september. a viewing will be held at the chase center on the river front. a funeral will be follo

. >>> in ontario, canada, residents took advantage of the icy roads and broke out the ice skates to haveittle fun. some dangerous winter weather brought freezing rain and icy conditions there. a storm hit ontario monday leaving streets coated with thick layer of ice making for treacherous driving conditions and some made the most of it lacing up the skates and skating down the street. that looks dangerous to me. they went for it, lisa. >>> i'm going to take it over from here and back to the sig alert in the south bay. bird avenue, looks like we have a flat bed tow truck on the scene here. this is a violent rollover crash. the red vehicle still on the roof. the far two right lanes and then the exit lane are open right now and still a sig alert, avoid the area if you can. take 880 to 101 and meantime quiet everywhere else except for westbound 580 before flynn road. now a look at the forecast. hey, lisa. >> good morning to you. another morning with patchy frost, a couple of hours until sunrise and saw some coming in this morning and 30 degrees in san jose. numbers once again mid to upper 30

from the left, you could have done more on maw -- human ontarioism. on the rirblingte, you could have played better. susan: did the president mis calculate how serious the threat of isis was? >> president obama always said isis is not an exissstenl threat to the united states, talking about the continental united states. but the americans regard it as a threat for three reasons. the first is it grew out of iraq, a war they didn't particularly love and thought it was coming to an end and at the end of that movie comes this threat that no one participated. secondly, the threat was more barbaric than even al qaeda. and out comes isis and it's worse. and the third reason is that by the end of 2015 wlrks it's in recruiting stations in tennessee or military bases in texas or schools in california, you had lone actors claiming an allegiance to you sis. while a president can stand up and say this isn't a threat to our national security, americans felt personally terrified. susan: jackie, i think one of the moments in sierra was the red line. -- zairea was the

is lake effect snow because when that cold air blows across not yet frozen over great lakes, and ontariod erie to be specific that causes the snow. we are not getting that but we are getting plenty of cold, six out of ten in weather by the numbers. the current temperature in philadelphia is 31. what it feels like is 20 outside, sunrise at 7:11. we will see sunshine but it is deceiving sunshine. look at these sustain wind speeds at 16, 14, 13, 12 miles an hour that is why wind chills are so low. many of them are in the teens this morning, feels like 18 in lancaster. seventeen in wilmington. plan on sunshine but you deceiving sunshine, chilly, breeze which a high of 39 degrees today, bob kelly and it will not feel like 39, it will feel colder then that, wow. >> definitely my lips are chapped from being on the front lawn last night. make sure you have lip baum ready to go. live look the at blue route 476 right here near media swarthmore, lot of police activity, blinking lights, blue route we don't have have overhead street lamps in that area we are hut down on the vine street expressway bet

that's off lake ontario. the plateau. >> never knew that.und there, didn't even know that. thank you, bill. that's my question of the day. >>> now to a story straight out of jurassic park. a piece of a 99 million-year-old dinosaur tail has been found preserved in a piece of amber, consists of bones, soft tissue, and as you can see if you look real close, feathers. it's the first time scientists are definitively able to connect well preserved feathers to a dinosaur. plant debris are also trapped in the resin. that's pretty cool. >> really cool. i can't believe how preserved that is. >>> still ahead, why the city of cleveland doesn't seem too concerned with the browns' losing streak. plus the bulls hand the spurs their first road loss. louis has those game highlights next in sports. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to sever

. >> the mo of the mob is to steal neighborhood near superior and ontario. johnson and her boyfriend went to the same location. she hopped in and took the car back. a car break in at the home of the mixed martial arts star, anthony pettis. this happened it is the same day that two suspects were caught and arrested. hughes and martinez waived their preliminary hearings and will move on to a trial. he and his brother went to milwaukee to stay with the cousin of their mother. the child was starved and hit a local man fell through the ice and guide. he walked onto the lake. the police say that he was several hundred yards out and there was no word why he was on the lake. a man was found unresponsive outside of his home. >> the police tape across the driveway shoveling the driveway. he was found outside of pay home . >> he was a nice guy. i did not know he had any problems. >> no hard issues? >> not that i knew of. >> i was diagnosed with a heart believe the diagnosis and he is taking it slow. >> you have to take your time. if you are out here and just muscling t

the switch, last night, on a new, three-million dollar l-e-d lighting system which projects from ontario across the river and onto both the falls. some 20 million people visit niagara falls each year. facebook is cracking down on fake news articles circulating on its news feeds. as part of a test run, the social media giant will put warning labels on those articles.. r of how facebook rolls out new features. an oregon man arrested for violating a release order, brought his pet with him to court.... his pet macaw. during his initial court appearance, he left the bird in a tree outside the courthouse. after being charged, court deputies allowed him to retrieve his pet. the pair were booked together, and the mugshot is ( toss to weather ) we kept a pretty thick cloud cover most of the day, but we didn't have the flurries and sprinkles we had the prior two days. temperatures only managed to climb into the upper 30s, which is actually right on par for this time of year. tonight's forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures falling to around thanks for joining us at the news contin

the royal ontario museum opens its doors to what may be the most significant discovery ever in biblicalrchaeology. a limestone burial box known as an ossuary, scientifically dated to the time of christ. on its side an inscription in ancient aramaic which reads "james, son of joseph, brother of jesus". >> it came just as we'd crossed the millennium threshold. we'd already had the y2k bug, and this seemed to be another one of those millennial happenings. >> it's claimed that this box, measuring 10 inches by 20 is no less than the burial casket of james, the brother of jesus christ. >> ossuary is so important, not just for the fact that it says the brother of jesus, but you have to understand that there's no physical evidence of the existence of jesus of nazareth dating from the time of jesus. there's nothing except the gospels, which were written down decades later. this would be the first physical evidence that jesus of nazareth existed. >> this is such a land mark. i mean, this is the only material evidence, nonliterary we have for the family of jesus. >> i think most people would be ex

the ontario-born actor recently appeared on the netflix reboot "fuller house". he also appeared in the first episode of "nbc's as a guest star on kevin's show "the manny". sheboygan county sheriff's office asking for your help finding a missing lakeland university student.18-year-old kaelin o'neal was last seen by his roommate sunday morning. he was wearing a black jacket. if you have information.. call the sheriff's office at 920- 459-3112. family members gathered yesterday to remember a 15- year old girl---shot inside in her kitchen when someone from outside opened fire on her house.her little sister, twana, was also inside and said she heard four gunshots and watched as melanie collapsed in the hallway. family members want this vigil to focus on the positive and celebrate melanie's life. some kids-- are getting holiday gifts a little early today. milwaukee police officers from district 5 will be shopping at walmart with 20-young people in need. each kid will be paired up officer-- and they'll be able to buy gifts for themselves-- and their families. it's all

en ontario california, dulce castellanos. univisiÓn.cio. palabras que intimidan y se vuelve un millonario negocio. >> las empresas de defensa necesitan ganar nuevos contratos. a este carnero que ven en este carnero en pantalla que al parecer no es fanÁtico de los ciclistas o la bicicleta. el animal agrede con todas sus fuerzas ♪ >>una realidad que genera una profunda necesidad. >> a los dos aÑos me dijeron que tenÍa parÁlisis cerebral. >> sufrir un ataque al corazÓn, su vida terminÓ... >> naciÓ a los seis meses de gestaciÓn y le dio un derrame cerebral... >> estoy totalmente seguro que sola no puedo. >> una oportunidad para ayudar. >> no comprendÍamos la poca

n norad keeping track of his flight and right now santa is in ontario, canada.e's delivered more than 5 billion gifts so far. earlier today santa turned in his slag for a surfboard in florida. they dressed in santa suits for the annual christmas eve surfing santa extravaganza. thousands of spectators watched from the shore. the event raises money for charity. if he's going to hit the surf here, he will need a wet surf. >> and santa will not have any issues tonight because it's mostly clear skies so nothing should be arriving late tonight and look at these temperatures tomorrow. sunny skies, 50 degrees. 52 monday, 57 tuesday but chillier to kick off the following year. >> we will enjoy tomorrow. not so bad. thank you so much for being with us. for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm ted greensburg, happy hanukkah. have a wonderful christmas. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> from the vatican in rome, christmas eve in st. peters basilica. this broadcast is presented in consolation with the united states conference of catholic bishops. the pastor of immaculate conception churc

en ontario california, dulce castellanos. univisiÓn.vuelve un millonario negocio. >> las empresas de defensa necesitan ganar nuevos contratos. a este carnero que ven en este carnero en pantalla que al parecer no es fanÁtico de los ciclistas o la bicicleta. el animal agrede con todas sus fuerzas y retrocede para coger impulso. lo tratan de evitar pero no pueden. asÍ, a los golpes nos despedimos. llegÓ el momento de ser generosos. estamos listos para comenzar un nuevo desafÍo. comencemos a generar sonrisas. podemos ser parte de una buena causa, una causa que la de la pena. teletÓn es nuestra causa.

. >>> niagara falls is looking a a $4 million led lighting system which projects from ontario to new york into the falls. they are environmentally friendly, brighter and use half the power. see the power of led. >> right? beautiful sight up there. need to get up there and see that. those are cool lights. traffic lights, not so much. we don't like those. jen wahl is out there with your good morning, jen. >> the red of the bright lights, matching the stop and go. we'll talk about that. on the traffic, stop and go, yellow around the durango curve. 67th is in the yellow. everywhere else in the valley is pretty green. and live outside, definitely not the case here. on the 202 westbound between a crash reported around 5:00 a.m. and if i seem out, you can see the flashing lights, 2 right lanes are blocked and wall to wall traffic. dps telling us what happened, a car under a suv. and the driver reported no injuries, but does need extrication. and will have it blocked a the wb 202 san tan near alamo school. and you can use the 202 and side streets to the 101 and the 60 is another option depen

the ship was loaded at a port on lake huron in ontario canada. the salt will come in handy through the winter.the port of milwaukee handles about a million tons of salt each year. last season the volume was a bit less because our winter was milder. 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... coca-cola goes upscale. the soft-drink maker's new it's time for your moneywatch for monday. 3 a lot of anticipation in the financial world ahead of the federal reserve's year-end meeting this week. the fed is expected to raise interest rates for only the second time in nearly a decade. 3 also this week, some of the biggest names in the tech industry head for new york and a wednesday meeting with president-elect donald trump. cnn quotes sources who say that c-e-o's from apple, facebook, microsoft and intel will attend the meeting. it should be interesting, mainly because the te general opposed trump's campaign...some leaders claiming trump would stifle innovation if he made it to the white house. 3 keep this in the back of your mind if you're driving to mic

there are patches of snow in michigan but it will move to ontario, canada overnight.s bad but snow north of the chicago. most of it is light. pick up an inch or two in wisconsin. steady rain at times in the morning. if temperatures are above freezing. the rain will end according t noon. 7:00 the rain is widespread. when we move to sunday the weather pattern is more questionable. there is a split whether the winds are out of the northeast to drag in the low-level moisture or be more northerly and give us sunshine. if we wind up with cloudy skies on christmas day. sorry. if we wind up with sunshine, it is my personal christmas gift to you. think about that. the forecast for christmas and first night of hanukkah. christmas eve, rain in morning. end in the afternoon. partly cloudy tomorrow night. christmas day we hope to see sunshine as the temperatures will hit 48 degrees. the first day of kwanzaa on monday. 60 on tuesday. another frontal zone. we may see the showers develop in the afternoon. planning ahead to wednesday. noticeable drop in the temperatures wednesday. bum

. >> [crowd noise] >> toronto, ontario, thank you for a wonderful weekend.the mls cup trophy. the commissioner of major league soccer. >> let me start say to the city of toronto and the fans. you folks showed your country you are a soccer nation. we are proud of everything you have been able to do. we appreciate it. tonight is about seattle. a team that literally is a shining light and beacon for our league. it's my pleasure to present the trophy to the 2 owners of the seattle sounders. joe ross and adrian. congratulations, guy. >> [cheers and applause] >> >> [cheers and applause] >> [fireworks popping]. >> a club with roots to 1974 in the old league. reborn in the '90s. joining mls in 2009. mls cup winners for the very first time. always on the doorstep. always in the playoffs. very they break through and they win in the penalty shootout thanks to that man stefan frei. 7 saves during the game and an 8th save in the shootout as seattle prevails to win mls cup 2016. we have plenty more to go. join us over on fs1. coming up next. reaction from toronto. we begi

the weather maker for christmas eve, starting snow across parts of michigan and across southwestern ontario. this is the area we will deal with, it could move in before dawn on saturday and times of rain, especially before the south you get but it looks like the rain will move out during the midday and early afternoon. behind that, a real good-looking forecast for christmas day with more sunshine. today, sunshine for a while and a few clouds, temperatures will start a slow fall. through the overnight, 25 to 32 with skies clear through the overnight and winds briefly out of the northwest. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 20's in most locations, 32 in the city a in culpeper. , sunnynd sweet forecast tomorrow morning and cloudy in the afternoon as we get into christmas eve, rain and we clear out just in time for christmas day with temperatures in the 40's. jummy: thank you. coming up at noon, >> what is going on? >> somebody is breaking in, come quick. jummy: scary moments for a young girl in california, and tutors breaking in while she was jummy: in california, a rate of 11-year-old girl

this salt came from ontario, canada on a 700 foot ship.the port of milwaukee takes in every year. it's used by communities within a 90-mile radius of milwaukee. he helped the green bay packers win a super bowl two decades ago. now santana dotson is facing legal action....over what one woman says is a ?big? debt he owes. cbs 58's christine flores joins us in stuido with details. this complaint, filed friday, names dotson--the former packers defensive tackle and claims he owes a mukwonago the complaint, while very vague, says he refused to pay the loan when asked.. it alleges dotson borrowed at least 290-thousand dollars from a woman named kristin c. magolan back in 2014. it also accuses him of making unauthorized purchases on her credit cards of quote merchandise and services. the nature of the relationship between the two is not clear. while the case is still in its early stages, a local attorney explains the next potential steps. thomas simon/attorneysimon: information in it. typically in a contract dispute there'd be a copy of the contract or some allegations with more specifics

we're watching streamers of lake effect snow moving off lakes erie, ontario, lake erie streamers could make it down to our area but we will not see much flurry activity yesterday -- yet. thirty's every where else. it feels colder then that thanks to the wind. so dress as if it is in the 20 's, this morning. because that is what it feels like outside, we will look down the street, at the menorah at independent mall and it is 34 degrees but feels like 27, that is what i'm talking about, sunrise time 7:22 this morning. for today we will start off with some cloud but we will see sunshine, high of 41, feeling colder then that because of the blustery day. that is your planner for friday. we will get you through that holiday weekend coming up but right the new we will talk about the mummers parade, some of the closures, on jfk boulevard, between 15th and 20th street, that road is closed, and sunday there 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for the parade, your alternate would be arch street. and market between 16th and 15th will be closed also on sunday from 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. take race street instead

howling winds, a couple of snow showers just west of 95 but heavy lake-effect snow bands off lake ontario and lake erie so ther well as interstate 5 towards the west coast. rain in portland and seattle. snow continues over the interior. kendis, eva, back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> president-elect donald trump is reaching out to more of his loyal supporters gearing up for his third rally of the week. >> so after thanking voters in iowa and vowing to heal the divided country, trump is now taking his message to michigan meanwhile, he's stocking his cabinet with yet another wealthy businessman and some of his picks are facing an uphill battle in congress. we get more now from abc's janai norman joining us from washington, d.c. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and eva. so donald trump first made a stop in ohio to meet with families and victims of those impacted by attack at ohio state university last week and then he headed to iowa for the latest stop on his victory tour. in des moines president-elect donald trump was back business announcing governor terry bran

region, some pockets of heavier snow as well with especially high amounts off of lake erie and lake ontario with a foot to a foot and a half. >>> let's turn now to a dramatic day in south in south carolina. jurors viewed a videotaped confession from the avowed white supremacist killing nine parishioners at a historically black church last year. it is an account of why dylan roof opened fire from dylan's own mouth. >> in his chilling confession, dylan roof said he considered himself a white supremacist, he said i went to a church in charleston and i did it, i killed them i guess. this is security video of roof entering emanuel church last year. he said the trayvon martin case woke him up and prompted him to research online. prosecutors showed jurors the confession on the third day of roof's federal trial, where he's accused of 33 counts including hate crimes. minutes before the massacre, during bible study, prosecutors say roof can be seen in this surveillance video. he quietly walked out, gun in hand. he said i was absolutely in awe that nobody was out there. if they had been there, he woul

you can see the counter clockwise spin, rain and snow showers up at lake ontario and lake erie, a couple in northern new england as well. we will be dry today. i can't rule out a stray flurry tonight in wocester county, in the berkshires, but it would be just that, a flurry. no big weather issues. our saturday looks bright, looks beautiful. it will be breezy again today and tomorrow. wind gusts occasionally 20 to 30 miles an hour. the wind does subside somewhat, though, as we head into sunday. so it eases up just a little bit. high pressure in control, mostly sunny skies for our sunday as well, and then the clouds increase. you see a couple spotty rain and snow showers back across the great lakes. a few of those may arrive sunday night into the first half of monday with a stray flurry or rain shower, but nothing significant. 50 for a high in boston today, 52 in norwood. another above-average afternoon, right around 50 on cape cod as well. tonight partly cloudy, 30 to 35 in the suburbs, 36 downtown. the wind is still active, so the wind chill will be in the 20s at times tomorrow morning.

last month, kramer found those books in his parents' ontario home. he calculated the late fees at 5 days, and sent the twin brook library a letter with a check for $1,552.30. >> this was so unique because such a period of time passed. and what was so wonderful about it was they didn't really need to do this. >> by phone, kramer told news 4 the books hold special meaning for his family because the wilderness book is part of the reason his family bought a home in the islands of ontario. >> they have actually become part of the family heirloom. >> while kramer and his siblings were happy to pay the late fees, they decided to keep the books because they mean so much to them. at the twin brook library, mark segraves, news 4. >> we're told the library officials plan to use that money to buy more books. >> what else? >> that's great. they plan on keeping the letter from the kramers in their archives. >> and mark also tells us that as for the calculation of the actual late fee now, 35 cents a day. >> i did my math right, that's more than a million dollars. >

steve is a passionate surfer but even in this frigid cold weather he hit the water on this day in ontariocially when it comes to the cold. >> this the video they say it was roughly 15 degrees out but with the windchill it felt like 3 degrees. winds are roughly 28 miles an hour. >> he's got other crazies out there with him. >> wet suits or dry suits? >> those are wet suits. >> then they're crazy. i wouldn't go out there in a dry suit. >> all enjoying it, too. >> he's like -- >> no, because he's frozen in that position. >> when you love the sport so much and you've got waves out there, oh! why not? >> i just want to go sit in front of my fire and have a hot chocolate. just watching this video you've made me cold. >> all you got to do is really bundle up and aunt boo has got some advice for you all. >> is that my breath? >> it is cold out there but she's got to make sure you're not forgetting about some important parts that also need to be covered up during this weather. >> i ain't gonna be cold. >> do not forget about those. >> means cover up your smoke sausage, women, cover up your grits.

meghan markel landed in ontario last night, after spending the pre-christmas week with the prince in london. earlier the couple reached another relationship milestone. harry actually drove her to the airport to drop her off. she was then escorted to her gate by the staff. she carried a $1,400 blue bag. royal watcher eloise parker said why they'll spend the holiday apart. >> meghan will be in los angeles with her mother and family. harry will be joining senior royals at the queen's estate in sandringham. it's a very new relationship. kate middleton didn't spend christmas at sandringham until 2011 when she was engaged to prince william. >> today the prince was back at his royal sponls attending a christmas party with brother prince william and sister-in- w sister-in-law. >> in a new interview for a documentary, prince harry opens up about coming to terms with his mother's death. >> i'm just trying to make my mother proud. >> harry said he started his charity work in africa because he was inspired by princess diana's determination to make a difference. coincidentally, meghan has also do

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this driver followed her gps straight into canada's frigid ontario bay. she made a quick escape, but her car was a goner. thankfully, the sanquist family had enough food and gas to last the night. what should have been a seven-hour trip took more than 24. tom? >> gloria riviera, thank you so much. >>> when we come back, a very when porch pirates attack, and police fight back. >>> and if you love the movie "it's a wonderful life," tonight, a story you haven't heard about that film. stay with us. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source 18 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where cer

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this particular load coming from ontario, canada... some will be used on local streets on will also be bagged up and sold for residential and commercial use. in total -- the port of milwaukee handles approximately 1-million tons of salt each year. you can call it your initiation to milwaukee winters... the first big snow storm is causing headaches today for drivers finding parking tickets on their car. fox6s jonathon gregg joins us live on the east side ?with details. its something i have to keep track of as a murray hill resident... but we did costly mistakes. without walking more than a block, we found enough winter to go around. 'its deep over here.' for melissa stevenson 'its not a huge deal...but..' shes trying to brush it off. the snow, and, 'today at 9:42 'i got one yesterday though...' is good this morning but trying to laugh off the ticket she scored sunday. and thats probably the best way to handle milwaukees friendly reminder, 'oh...i dont want to talk about.' of where you can park during a heavy snow. "my boyfriend's car is

some flights were forced to land at other airports, from ontario, to phoenix to san fransisco. delays are likely to continue through today. right now: the berlin christmas market just reopening about a half hour ago. an active manhunt is continuing for whoever was behind this week's deadly truck attack. this week's deadly truck attack. now we're learning more about the suspect's troubling past. officials say anis amri of tunisia -- is armed and very dangerous. his wallet and i-d were found in that battered semi truck - after it plowed into a christmas market, killing 12 people. amri is no stranger to police. according to reports, he was under surveillance until september -- after a tip that he was trying to get weapons for an attack. amri had wanted asylum in germany -- but should h it appears he may have slipped through the cracks. happening today, a funeral will be held for russia's slain ambassador to a funeral will be held for russia's slain ambassador to turkey. andrey karlov was killed monday evening, while speaking at the opening of an art exhibit in turkey's capital. ri

the s system is now affecting eastern portions of canada, such as ontario and quebec.evere thunderstorms will likely happen across parts of the eastern united states. ahead of the cold front, temperatures are going to be quite warm. for example, washington, d.c., you'll see the high of 18 degrees. that's 10 degrees higher than normal. 21 degrees in atlanta on your tuesday. across the north and west, 6 degrees for the high in vancouver and seattle. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that wraps it up for this edition of nhk "newsline." we'll see you again at the top of the hour. i'm minori takao. thanks for joining us. qwueex shih-tzu abe pays tribute in hawaii to hundreds of american soldiers killed in shinzo abe pays shih-tzu ab tribute to hundreds of american soldiers killed in pearl harbor. rescuers in russia find a black box of a military plane that went down sunday with 92 people on board. russia has reportedl

rounds over the next couple days so you you don't have to deal with it little snow coming off lake ontario here and why you don't see much moisture in mountains you see clouds coming. these will be here later tonight. some high, thin clouds. we have one freezing rain advisory to tell you about until 3:00 in the morning tuesday. westernal gapey and garrett county some counties also through west virginia including elkins. this is light. showing up on radar and often it does not. it would be light icing potential until 3 in the morning there. everybody else stays dry. 49 current temperatures and 4 culpeper and 50 annapolis and a very pleasant evening and temperature slow to fall. 46, 7:00, 9:00, 44 with more clouds coming to the picture and by 11:00, 40. again a chilly night tonight. we have another front going to come on through and that will keep us on the dry side. and but see our temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s overnight. those temperatures you see here overnight these are the eye highs we'll see thursday and friday and we may not see 35 anywhere on our maps as we get to late w

here in the americas, we have a storm system moving through ontario, extending to the northeastern u.shind it, some fairly cold northwesterly winds, could kick up lake-effect snow but temperatures are cooling off with this polar air moving towards the south. take a look at the four-day outlook and especially saturday. minus 16 for your low there in toronto. all right, here's your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. thank you for watching. woman: a place in costa rica where a remarkably high number of people live to be over the age of 100. what's the secret to their longevity? i'm elaine reyes in washington, dc and this is "americas now." first up, costa rica's largest peninsula also hasne of the largest populations of centenarians on the planet, with more residents who are over 80 than anywhere else on earth. man: they have sort of a positive outlook on life and they value a lot their social, their relationship with their families and with the community. [man speaking spanish] elaine: correspondent harris whitbeck vis

rough weather ontario towards quebec.lizzard conditions wer felt into bismarck and across north dakota. poor gentleman trying to shovel out his car. that's not all just snow, it's combined with the winds and you create that wind drift piling up and burying a lot of vehicles. heavy snow in the northern and eastern areas of canada. line advisories, slick travel for you. cold air diving in, take a look at some of your temperatures. toronto, chicago just at the freezing point. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> now recapping our top story. japan's prime minister has started a three-day trip to hawaii. he will visit pearl harbor where a surprise japanese attack 75 years ago pulled the americans into the second world war. shinzo abe is paying tribute to american war dead at the national memorial cemetery of the pacific. about 50,000 people are buried there. on tuesday, abe is scheduled to hold his last meeting with barack obama, the president's term ends next month. >>> that's all for nhk "newsline." i'm miki ya

to the north, the big story right now the low-pressure system in north america, specifically over ontarionto quebec creating a lot of windy system because it's interacting with a system in the upper midwesest. the northwesterly wind will bring a significant amount of snow possible for those nearby the great lakes. one area of snowfall we're looking out for and another one back towards the west into places like seattle and also into oregon. you'll deal with the possibility of some snowfall. winnipegeg, chicago and very chilly on thursday. rain houston to miami as a system moves through the southern area off the united states. quick look at what's happening. we've been watching a depression that has now. and for the next few days not really impacting landfall towards the west. india m may be impacted by this system by the time we go into the weekd,d, but thehe areas plplaces bacack to the east. you're still getting the sosoutherly flow from the syste and you'll be impacted in an indirect fashion and more direct over the weekend towards the central portion of i india o on east coast. wrap th