report roar this week's fires have put tens of thousands of people under evacuation orders. in ventura, california, i'm ellison barber, fox news. >>> right now we continue to follow developmenting news out of gaithersburg, maryland here in our area. where heavily armed men who broke into an apartment home on teachers way and we're told the suspect stole weapons, before they fled. fox5's melanie alnwick is there. she has the latest. ♪ >> reporter: yeah, quite a scary evening for one person inside the gaithersburg station apartments here. montgomery county police tell us it was about 11:30 last night when they got a call the victim says that he got home from work. there was a knock on the door. he looked outside and saw a man who looked like he was in distress. so the victim open the door and then three men burst into the apartment, all of them had hand guns then demanded prompt. the victim told them, take what you want. the suspects took the victims wallet, a laptop and cell phone

going up there are still people under the rubble a woman just found her husband under the wreckage but no one can get him out it smells terrible it's smelled even worse nature has done its job but rescuers overwhelmed the shia work required to dig up an entire city is mind boggling there is simply too many corpses. and they cleared away the bodies of civilians that they can see but they haven't been able to reach those in the collapsed houses oh my god i'm going to cut them off at three or four of our neighboring families came here thinking the area was clear but there were very happy airstrikes there now buried here. a recent investigation conducted by the associated press found that approximately ten thousand civilians were killed during the battle of mosul a third of them killed by the u.s. led coalition and iraqi airstrikes what they did not account for those still to be recovered from the rubble. this book alone contains several thousand of their victims i have four or five of these as senior health official in mosul province who is forbidden from speaking on camera tape to soften

but the number could have right could rise up because some of the areas and western morsel still people under under weapons still be been booby trapped by isis so we do we do expect the number to rise. the end of the year is often a time for reflection that charts the look ahead at what's in store with that in mind our correspondents including myself had the exclusive opportunity to get the world view from russia's foreign minister. looked out over the hood this year i don't think any sane person would want war on the korean peninsula estimates of huge losses of life have already been voiced not just by us but by american officials as well that's why i don't think any sane person would have such intentions and i would like to mention some details of a trend in the us in september we received a signal that they wanted to start dialogue with north korea that there would be no military drills until next spring and that we could use that natural pause to build dialogue and while we were passing on that signal the americans declared they had unplanned drills that would be conducted in october or s

we have 47 million people under some sort of windchill advisory or warning.om today straight through the end of the year. you can see in the morning currently it is now negative 2 in chicago. but it feels like it's negative 19. it's also feeling cold in louisville, kentucky, like one mere degree. pretty much most of the country is feeling the big chill. this will working eastward for the next few days and into the weekend. you can see the temperatures going straight down. richard? >> all right. thanks a lot, bonnie. >>> straight ahead, late night hosts had a banner year with plenty of material to play with. coming up, we'll show you the best moments of 2017. you want the watch, that next. >> voters in bellingham never elect someone whose had relations with a minor. >> you sure about that? >> no. achoo! snap achoo! snap achoo! achoo! snap snap achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. snooumtd. >>> 2017 may have been one of the mos

a handful of cases of people have died under 65. people die of the flu every year.t is not alarming at this point. it is potentially things -- even does not perfect vaccine could help. i would always say that the flu shot. my daughter got the flu shot in the last week. i would say yes to get vaccinated.>> we are coming up on a new year. a lot of people have lofty goals in the new year. i want to lose 50 pounds. i need to stop eating sugar. what advice do you have for people? >> there is two things i would say for new year's resolutions. if you get out of the gate and you sprint and you want to lose 50 pounds and run out of gas and nothing changes. it hasn't really gotten your health better. number one take a bite size realistic goal. instead of 50 pounds make it five. and then you set a goal for five more. break it down to a realistic goal. think long-term. focus not on the scale every day or week to week. focus on the habits. the diet and the exercise. staying away from sugar. lifting weights. whatever it is you want to do. implement that one small step at a time.

people under the rubble woman just found her husband under the wreckage but no one can get him out it smells terrible it smelled even worse nature has done its job the rescue was overwhelmed the shia work required to dig up an entire city is mind boggling there is simply too many corpses. and they cleared away the bodies of civilians that they can see but they haven't been able to reach those in the collapsed housing is. going to cut them with. three or four of the neighboring families came here thinking the area was clear but there were very happy airstrikes there now buried here. a recent investigation conducted by the associated press found that approximately ten thousand civilians were killed during the battle of mosul a third of them killed by the u.s. led coalition and iraqi airstrikes what they did not account for those still to be recovered from the rubble. this book alone contains the names of seven thousand victims i have four or five of these. health official in mosul province who is forbidden from speaking on camera deep to soften the true scale of what happened and the ca

people under the rubble woman just found her husband under the wreckage but no one can get him out smiles terrible it smelled even worse nature has done its job the rescue was overwhelmed the shia work required to dig up an entire city is mind boggling there is simply too many corpses. and they cleared away the bodies of civilians that they can see but they haven't been able to reach those in the collapsed housing is. going to cut them off at three or four of our neighboring families came here thinking the area was clear but there were very happy airstrikes there now buried here. a recent investigation conducted by the associated press found that approximately ten thousand civilians were killed during the battle of mosul a third of them killed by the u.s. led coalition and iraqi air strikes what they did not account for those still to be recovered from the rubble. this book alone contains the names of seven thousand victims i have four or five of these a senior health official in los old province who is forbidden from speaking on camera deep to soften the true scale of what happened and t

i think all those people under areeillance by the fbi potential fifth columnists, but i do not think they are potential spies. i trust the fbi and i trust the law. what you are telling me is we have the right to violate the laws of decency as well as the laws on the statute books in order to get communists. what you are saying is a totalitarian government would be safer than a democratic government. >> i want to say, i am for decency. i want to make that clear. >> i thought you are. i buy your argument wasn't sound. >> you are both for decency, but let's go back to the state department. don't you think that senator mccarthy's message might be justified and the house un-american activities committee might be justified because of a failure on the part of department of justice? after all the fbi knew of the existence of him. >> i will grant you his. you cannot base your whole policy on the fact that he was found guilty. one man. certainly you are not going to take that position. >> don't you think that the state department having worked us into this holocaust in the east has failed beca

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achievement by portraying the war as a struggle on behalf of the sacred motherland by the heroic soviet people under t thence of the communist party. this theme will receive even greater emphasis during the 40th anniversary celebration of germany's defeat in may 1985. the regime has received considerable propaganda benefit from the soviet union's exploits in space and their sports program. it often attributes this to the superiority of communism. sports is seen as a distraction from the hardships of every day life. the soviet union has been referred to as a closed society and the regime's ability to insulate the populace from foreign ideas, not only confirms this notion but provides it with a major prop for the soviet syste system. xenophobia has its roots in old russia. contacts with foreigners were discouraged, and it was practically impossible for a foreigner to live or operate a business in the country. until 1703, all domestic and foreign news was deemed a state secret. and foreign news has been regarded with deep suspicion ever since. in recent years, however, expanded contacts with the west a

democratic transfer of power occurred back in one thousand nine hundred forty four the country's people under colony were devastated by a fourteen year civil war that ended in two thousand and three where now succeeds ellen johnson sirleaf as president was his jubilant supporters cheered liberia's new president weps tears of joy i was george weah had waited a long time for this moment i was asked to defeat in previous elections this time he achieved an landslide victory was supporters flooded onto the streets to celebrate the triumph of the rags to riches candidate was sorely missed the guardian is not the kids it was it was the attempt to stand up to it was such a child so we had a president who was not the real was. we are has long been a familiar face to liberians born in a slum he shot to footballing stardom in the one nine hundred ninety s. playing for europe's top clubs since retiring he has been active in liberia and politics for over a decade that in this year's election he stood as a candidate of change running against the acts going vice president joseph crocker i. was we his promis

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it estimated that one in seven children and young people under the age of 80 would have lived with domestict home some point. —— age of 18. the leader of hamas, the palestinian islamist group, has called for a new popular uprising, or intifada, following president trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel. traditional allies of the us, including saudi arabia and france, condemned president trump's decision, but israel said it was a welcome step forward. 0ur middle east editorjeremy bowen sent this report from jerusalem, which contains some flash photography. over the years, palestinians have burned many american flags. the question is whether something fresh is happening. whether this old conflict has entered a new stage. volleys of tear gas were directed at palestinian demonstrators by israeli security forces in towns around jerusalem. many palestinians have serious doubts about whether these street clashes change anything. jerusalem, though, is as special for palestinians as it is for israelis. and trump's decision to ignore palestinian claims to the city has caused real a

they are down 50%, basically, with people under 35. that stays with them forever. those 35-year-olders get older and move forward. this say branding problem. i was a republican at 18 and remained a republican until i was 54. people don't switch very much. what do they do? other than just fold up the tent. >> i think there are things they can do. whether they are going to do them or not remains to be seen. are they going to deal with this bannon-ite, populist crazy wing of the party, get them out of the way and start to adopt policies that they say they're trying to help as opposed to helping corporations and rich people, which is what this tax bill does. >> did you hear what our friend tom cole said this weekend? >> no, i didn't see tom cole. >> tom cole actually came out and said man this bill didn't do what we said it would do for working class americans. >> that's the washington definition of a gaf. that's a fact. the tax bill is historically unpopular as well. the american public seems to have figured it out yet they're plunging -- they're going to pass the thin

as thousands of people under wildfire evacuation orders are wondering if they'll be home for the holidayscre thomas fire is 55- percent contained. it's burning in santa barbara and ventura counties. the thomas fire is now the second largest in state history. but the weather conditions expected today... could make it the biggest ever recorded in california. ( james ) a major step in the north bay firestorm recovery process. p-g-and-e is planning to have power completeley restored to santa rosa's fire ravaged coffey park neighborhood by the end of this week. the west side of coffey park has been re-energized... and the east side will come on-line friday... crews have installed temporary overhead powerlines. besides lighting up the streets... the electricity will also help property owners rebuild. ( darya ) in the santa cruz mountains... caltrans is almost done making repairs to storm ravaged highway 35. a slide took out a 200 foot long stretch of highway back in febuary. that led to a 10 month long closure near saratoga. caltrans released time lapse video of the work... which includes three

>> reporter: nearly 200,000 people under mandatory evacuation orders. for the firefighters and showing their appreciation. >> one turkey. thank you. >> reporter: for their days of relentless work to contain the flames. and they likely have at least several days to go with these strong winds expected through the weekend. so a tough battle ahead, especially for some of these firefighters on the front lines who have lost their own homes. kenneth and diane? >> it's so difficult to look at some of those images of entire communities up in flames. >> they've had a really tough week, tough weeks and months to come as well. the best way to get a sense of these wildfires is from above. >> let's take a look from a helicopter pilot at kabc in los angeles, these images are incredible. >> reporter: we're at the heel of the fire, nestled between the communities of fillmore and santa paula. that is on fire right now, a very large section. communities down here are extr winds. the winds are really starting to pick up at this hour, gusting from 25-35 miles per hour. fire

.>> some people could not stand up they got out the car.>> reporter: the decision to drive under the influence is in a personal choice. because it puts others in danger. these few minutes of evaluation at the window are critical.>> officers are trained in recognition for driving under the influence. we ask specific questions. it is a simple yes or no question. have you been drinking?>> reporter: the woman who admitted to one drink was arrested. she got a citation and a relatives ride home spared a trip to jail for now. not feeling fortunate but perhaps she was spared something worse.>> i have five officers going to a funeral tomorrow for an officer killed by a suspected drunk driver. it affects not only citizens but law enforcement as well.>> reporter: referring of course to the public memorial service for officer andrew, lorrie. married and father of three killed christmas eve hit by a dangerous driver out patrolling looking for dangerous drivers. that service 8:30 am tomorrow in stockton. chp made more than 900 dui arrest across california during the four day business holiday. the

>> yeah, people under 21 will be able to walk in, and that is the intent. we we'd said it before, we're trying to setup a community gathering space, and we hope this will show a responsible alcohol consumption, versus more of a bar and an over alcohol, over drinking type of environment. this will be a full kitchen. we plan on serving a full meenoo. what we imagine is families coming in early during the day. they can have beer, they can have soda that we're able to make on-site. it's a nuanced difference between a bar and a family space. >> that concerns me. you don't understand the community where you're trying to open up this bar, so you know, that works. you know, in that model, everybody comes in. with people who don't have the toxic stress that, you know, makes them more at risk for abusing alcohol, but you know, to me, i can't support this project because of that, and i didn't hear during your presentation any mitigations. i didn't hear that you would work with the community on that issue, with the youth at john o'conor high school on the specific prog

they limited some to people under the age of 38. lead attorneys say they rely heavily on job recruitment so many the targeting hurts older job seekers. >>> and amazon is shutting down the music subscription service. they plan to stop subscription plans to the online music service, they could download music from their servers. music that's up loaded and downloaded can be downloaded until january 2019. >>> there are shareholders that are concerned about the financial liability of pg&e. they're looking to see if it started the fire. the power lines killed 44 people and destroyed and damaged thousands of homes. pg&e has lost a third of its market value. >>> and oil gas and coal companies are being blamed for the effects of climate change. they're asking for damages from the effects of global warming including rising sea levels that can cause wildfires and drought. and chevron and other companies are listed in that lawsuit. the oil companies, they have called the lawsuits counterproductive. >>> the time is 4:26, tennis star venus william

but take a look at the numbers, this time around 10 people under the age of 65 have been killed by theflu statewide. kpix5's katie nielson on what it means for the rest of the flu season. >> cold and flu season started earlier this normal this year. >> last year was the worse year we had in terms of number of confirmed cases in 10 years. and we're heading toward those same numbers this year. >> dr. burgan runs the flu vaccination program for the kaiser medical centers. he says more people are getting sick this year partly due to the fact that this year's flu vaccine isn't working as well as it has in the past. >> we're worried that it's a combination of the vaccine not being perfect. and the virus strains being more severe this year. >> dr. burgon says in a typical year the flu season peaks in january or february and usually only lasts four weeks. but he say this is year could be longer and more severe for some people. >> the very young, the very old tend to be impacted the most. but this is a virus that is an equal opportunity virus for all of us. >> reporter: despite the concerns abo

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how a vacation on the water left hundreds of people under the weather. >>> wildfires continue in parts of southern california, the largest burning out west has grown into the third largest in the state's history. mandatory evacuations are under way near santa barbara where celebrities including oprah winfrey and ellen degeneres live. to give you perspective, the thomas fire has burned an area the size of new castle county, delaware. thousands of crews continue to battle the flames in california. they're now 40% contained. it most likely will be fully contained until next month. >> i refer to the fire as a beast. it's a monster. we all recognize that. but we will kill it. >> the fire itself has been deadly. the thomas fire killed two people. a firefighter and a woman who tried to run from the flames. the thomas fire has forced nearly 100,000 people to evacuate the area. authorities expect the number to rise in the coming days. it's still unclear what sparked the flames. >>> more than 500 people got sick this weekend, several outbreaks on a royal caribbean cruise ship. more than 300 pass

drug overdoses are now the leading cause of death for people under 50 in the u.s. the american heart association revised its guidelines for high blood pressure. the new threshold is 130/80, replacing 140/90, which means nearly half of adults in the u.s. have hypertension. a game-changer in the treatment of multiple leeris. they green lighted the first drug approved to treat a severe form of ms. >> just slowing down the progression, if nothing else t just allows you to do -- to do the things that you're doing now longer. for leukemia. it removes a patient's t cells and then modifies them in the lab to destroy cancer cells. >> this is a brand-new way to treat cancer. >> reporter: the american cancer society reported a sharp rise in cancers in millennials and gen-xers. >> i didn't think that young people could get colon cancer. >> reporter: the number of people having strokes is dropping in the u.s., except among women who may have difficulty spotting the warning signs, including fatigue and muscle weakness. >>> doctors in dallas celebrated the first baby in the u.s.

under arrest on suspicion of murder. to give you a bit more detail on those people who are under arrest, for greater manchester police saycion of murder. three men, aged 23, 20 suspicion of murder. three men, aged 23,20 and 18, along suspicion of murder. three men, aged 23, 20 and 18, along with suspicion of murder. three men, aged 23,20 and 18, along with a 20—year—old woman. the fifth person in custody is a 24—year—old man who has been questioned on suspicion of assisting an offender. lots of detectives still working on this enquiry, five people in custody, two people still ill in hospital, and it is very much an ongoing investigation, as you can see from all the activity here in manchester at the moment. the owner of a dog that attacked 12 children in a playground in northumberland has beenjailed for four years. claire neal's staffordshire bull terrier attacked 12 children in a public play area in blyth last may. our correspondent peter harris is outside newcastle crown court. tell us more about what happened that day. thejudge described this that day. the judge described this as a truly terrible situation, as the dog

. >> reporter: for thousands of people under snow in erie, pennsylvania there is no rest for the weary. plow drivers are strugglings to make roads passable. >> this is the tenth time have come this way. >> reporter: where the plows are failing, children and neighbors have stepped in. when this car got stuck in a snow bank, strangers pulled over to help get it back on the road. >> they looked like they needed help. >> reporter: these sisters are all trying to make the best of it. >> we have not had a winter like this since we were little kids. it feels good to be playing out here again. >> reporter: in new york, a state of emergency is in effect after they were blasted with five feet of snow. >> i have lived here my whole life. we got hit hard this year. >> reporter: firefighters used bulldozers and shovels to rescue a woman trapped in her home by a six-foot snow wall. much of the united states is getting blasted with bone-chilling cold. a bridge became partially stuck in green bay, wisconsin because of the frigid temperatures. this is the grand haven river in michigan. in minnesota tem

that's why this entire area, 8.7, nearly 8.7 million people under critical fire conditions. that red flag warning for extreme fire danger from the border with mexico, all the way up to slow. this is going to last not only today, but tomorrow and also most of the day saturday, reggie, until 8:00. evacuations, there could be more coming. >> we'll continue watching it, mike, thank you. >>> world news tonight anchor david muir is going to have coverage of the wildfires live from southern california. catch his reports today at 3:30 then again at 5:30 right after abc 7 news. >>> today on abc 7 mornings, we watched live as fire burned underneath b.a.r.t. tracks. it was an unusual sight. so we thought. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield found out these kinds of fires are popping up more often in oakland. amy? >> reporter: yeah, right here in a homeless encampment, reggie, look behind me at the damage done to the belongings of some homeless people. this is right near the west b.a.r.t. station. now take a look at the flames. this fire started around 7:00 this morning underneath the b.

some people on obamacare actually get a subsidy. what does that mean? john desser: so, underhe affordable care act, if you earn less than 400% of what they call the federal poverty level, which is about $98,000 for a family of four, you get help, the government will pay for a portion of your premiums. and if you're at the lower income level, closer to let's say 138% of poverty, they'll paying for pretty much all of your premium. sharyl: so a lot of people under obamacare get completely free to them health coverage paid for, in essence, by other people. but some people pay a lot for the coverage they have. john desser: that's right. if you're lower income or you had a preexisting condition, the affordable care act did great things for you. but if you're doing about average or slightly above average and you're relatively healthy, your co significantly and you didn't get any help. sharyl: where is that tipping point where if you make below a certain amount, you are being helped, but how much more do you have to make before you kind of fall off of that assistance? john desser: fo

everywhere you see in red which is about 7.9 million people, under that red flag warning until 8:00 sunday evening. and it's this area of high pressure that continues to bring those winds. they're not nearly as gusty as they were, but the air is still very dry and still moving around. for us we're starting to see a little bit of an encroachment of the high clouds. that's why our temperatures are a little cooler when you step outside this morning than this time yesterday morning. 66 in half moon bay. the wind is blowing off shore. the rest in the 50s right now. here's a look down at san jose, 280 at 17, definitely see the haze for the spare the air day. tonight, still need the heater. going to be in the 30s and 40s. above average highs. dry next week. it looks dry all the way through possibly christmas day, that's as far as our medium-range models go out. 69 in santa rosa and ukiah, warm spots. vallejo, 62. most around 63 to 66 degrees. here's how the accuweather 12 hour day planner breaks down. see 56 to 65. little cooler around the bay and and inland. low 60s at 4:00. we drop into the 40s

air is starting to settle in across parts of the northern plains and upper midwest. 47 million people under wind chill advisories. 2/3 of the country will see temperatures below zero tomorrow morning. not just the temps, but wind chill. and 14 below wind chill in chicago, 38 below in international falls it feels like. and it's going to stay cold. one below in chicago. air temperature. and raleigh into the teens and 20s. this is nothing. by monday, even colder. >> no end in sight. thank you. >>> for many of us this day after christmas meant back to work. for others, back to the stores for returns and some more great deals in what has been a strong season of holiday sales. katie beck has been following it all and has our report. >> reporter: after christmas, return to the mall to make returns. >> i usually don't go out day after christmas. >> reporter: more than half americans receiving at least one unwanted gift. >> i'm in the 50%. >> reporter: today the malls still packed. estimated 13% will end up back on store shelves. >> afraid if i come later, will be much worse. >> reporter: overall a

drug overdoses are now the leading cause of death for people under 50 in the u.s. the american heart association revised its guidelines for high blood pressure. the new threshold is 130 over adults in the u.s. have hypertension. a game changer in the treatment of multiple sclerosis. the fda green lighted okra bust the first drug approved to treat a severe form of ms. >> just slowing down the progression if nothing else it just allows you to do the things that you are doing now longer. >> reporter: the fda also approved the first gene therapy for leukemia. cart removes a patient's t cells then modifies them in the lab to destroy cancer cells. >> this is a brand new way to treat cancer. >> reporter: the american cancer society reported a sharp rise in colorectal cancers in millennials and jean xers. >> i didn't think that -- gen xers. >> i didn't think that young people could get cancer. >> reporter: the number of people having strokes is dropping in the u.s. except among women. who may have difficulty spotting the warning signs including weakness. doctors in dallas

minute push to get where they're going home for christmas, while winter storms have 35 million people under advisories. rain, ice and snow, coating thousands of miles of interstate from the northeast to the rockies. for those who have to get on airplanes, a rash of delays. at boston's logan airport, nearly 100 flights cancelled today. while the weather is causing problems, it promises a white christmas for at least part of 37 states. mia rodrigez has been watching the travel impact from the busiest airport in the world, atlanta, and brings us the latest. >>> from the curb to the counter to the cockpit the final push for holiday travel is on. >> it was much easier than expected. >> the tsa is staffed up, 1400 additional officers, will screen 40 million passengers. >> we had to wait a whole hour for them to take the frost off our wings. >> the vast majority of travelers will be on the road. >> i'm going to new york from maryland now, i hope we don't get stuck in traffic. >> reporter: hitting the road for what should be a four hour, 228 mile trip. >> bad weather, and now we're detouring. >> 97

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