the prime minister even lauded quebec's legislation. can the minister of health guarantee that the six-month extension will not be a detrimental to become part of quebec's legislation? >> the minister of justice. >> the topic of physician assisted dying is highly complex, sensitive, and we need to ensure that we have a discussion -- a real discussion with canadians that focuses on healthcare, focuses on personal choice, and ensures we can protect the vulnerable... >> translator: in the meantime your thoughts enhanced for universal childcare benefits and the abolishing of the child this credit. will the prime minister made the tax credit for 2015? he intends to put in place a new benefit in the next budget. [applause] .. >> >> in the course of the budget 2016 we believe the program way to get this issue to do so expeditiously that canadians can do better as they pursue options have to raise their children remarks by senator tom cotton market on evocations of closing the guantÁnamo bay detention facility. this is hosted hosted by there it

so, they're going to have a wonderful future here in 3 canada.earlier this evening, quebec premier, phillipe couillard, along with denis coderre provincial ministers were taken on a tour of the welcome centre. couillard says today is a proud day for quebecers, who are showing the world how to respond to war couillard"try to put yourself in their shoes. try to think about what's left behind, what they've seen. what they've worried about, they're famlies are behind. they'll be looking at our faces for welcome, for smiles, that we call them our new brothers and sisters."now security is tight here at the welcome centre. only a few members of the media are allowed inside the welcome centre as the refugees arrive - canadian immigration say it's for the privacy and security of the refugees. felicia parrillo, 3 global news, montreal. 3 now, how about a paid 3 vacation - for three years!!! this week on full measure with sharyl att-kis-son.. they found, that's what dozens of workers at homeland security are getting. they're being paid to do *no* work...thanks to your hard work and tax dollars. 3 "ther

passengers were welcomed by canada immigration minister and the premier of the province of quebec. they will taken 10,000 refugees by the end of the year. still to come, hospital concerns. illness. and stepping out in style for a cause. why ronda rousey took to the downs dance floor. and a communitywide effort granting holiday wishes to well deserving kids in the valley. where it is all taking place anchor: health officials in california say hundreds of newborns and many others may have been exposed to tuberculosis after a nurse tested positive. on friday officials at the santa started informing of parents their babies will have the next 6-9 months. between august and november more than 1000 people including 350 newborns may have come in contact with a nurse who worked with the infected -- she said while working at the hospital. quite she was not coughing. we would consider her to be a very low risk for actually spreading tuberculosis to most individuals. quite she was checked for tuberculosis and the results came back negative. two months later the diagnosis was made during the un

he is now visiting quebec, we'll be next. uswi a-yr reen fi gesou40ba,d l e emm vi chne f aea gonner llowr isre oer gorgeous, isn't he? (vo) a new york man spent $3.2 million on a dead bat. i have such enormous respect for these creatures. (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. >>> it is annual christmas pageant at a bronxville church. valerie castro was there for the special performance. >> reporter: the holy family in the flesh made their christmas eve appearance, to reenact the story of jesus' birth. >> i'm running it on a donkey, and going to give birth to the baby jesus. >> they asked me to be joseph. i said sure why not. >> i'm the manger angel. >> reporter: this is the 101st year the pageant has come together with the help of seven churches throughout bronxville. real animals, including a donkey, and camel were called in to make it authentic. leaders from the seven churches read bible verses to narrate the story. >> it's a warm moment for people to just be still, and >> reporter: a live band played sounds of the holiday season. [ music ] all of it, a community effort, and c

we just learned many of the victims were visiting from out of state including: quebec, canada.. that's why we heard from umc folks that french speaking translators were needed to communicate with patients. others are tourists from mexico, california, colorado, arizona and oregon. in fact, we have confirmed that four college athletes from pacific university in oregon were injured in yesterday's crash but they are expected to be ok. night and two were kept overnight for observation. a spokesperson for the university says a group of 19 athletes and coaches were in town for a wrestling tournament. they were supposed to compete today but have decided to go home instead. we're told they are were to fly out tomorrow but are making arrangement to fly out today. ((karen castro)) again, more than 30 pedestrians were injured the victim who died has been identified as 32-year-old jessica valenzuela from buckeye, arizona. her family has set up a go fund me account. we have that information on las vegas now dot com. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((kirsten joyce)) karen, any word i

. >> quebec is offering employers an annual subsidy for every refugee that they hire. >> we have already reached out to companies willing to open to people with skills. just because they do not speak french, that does not mean they are not skilled. >> it did not take him long to find work in a lebanese supermarket. far from his work as an industrial designer, but it is essential for him to have an income as he learns his new language. learning a new language, french or english, is an essential part of the integration process that new canadians undergo. least most of them will be registered in public schools at no cost, but some will end up at private institutions. 40% of annual private school fees. donations make up the rest. the children need special attention beyond help learning a new language. >> in need to see how to proceed gradually with them. slowly but surely integrating their educations. french teaching and the cost of their psychological needs. reassure.ive hugs and ó

quebec says they plan to accept more than 3600 refugees before the end of the year and then another 3600 in 2016. >>> overnight fire has killed dozen of people at a hospital in southwestern saudi arabia. at least 31 people were killed in the blaze. more than 100 others injured. officials aren't sure how the blaze started. they say it broke out around the hospital's intensive care maternity. >>> iranian plane crashed into a concrete in istanbul forcing the evacuation of passengers. the incident happened when the istanbul. it hit concrete barriers as it taxied to the parking position. the plane's front wheel was damaged after it failed to stop. passengers were evacuated. it ground operations bus wedged underneath the damagerd nose of the plane. the cause remains unknown. >>> california governor jerry brown has pardoned robert downey jr. for a 20-year-old felony drug addiction. after he was stopped in june of 1996 for speeding. he spent nearly a year in prison. a drug conviction. he went back to prison for a probation violation. governor brown says downey has paid his debt to society and ea

ontario, quebec, new england, 70, 80 kilometer per hour winds. this is serious for travelers.ontreal over toward philadelphia and new york as well, you've been looking at one to two-hour on average airport delays across the area. and even some cancellations have been reported. traveling in the northeast, be careful and ready for that. back down toward the south, we are looking at additional precipitation in the southeast. but really the central u.s., that's where you have been hit by the severe weather all week. even extending back before christmastime where out of st. louis, this is severe flooding that took place in total due to severe weather this past week. 40 casualties have been reported. people getting sand bags ready, maybe thinking if the rain is over with, why are we still putting up sand bags? the reason for that is because -- look at the past week, the total rainfall across the mississippi river basin. some areas well over 700, 800 mill liters precipitation. it has to go somewhere. flowing downstream into the mississippi river. that will cause some severe river flo

this is a live look at norad's santa claus tracker, near quÉbec, montrÉal.estimate he has delivered more than 5 billion gifts so far. just a few more than i have delivered. a lot of people have d new year's off, if you are lucky. leon: could be a perfect time to visit washington d.c.'s rd to the world. reporter: just steps from the u.s. capital, the u.s. botanical gardens, housing more than 65,000 plants. this time of year, more than 20,000 poinsettias highlight this display of nature. >> i come for the plants and the model trains. reporter: the kids are enamored by the trains >>. i like the trains! reporter: are you staying all day? >> yeah. reporter: why do you like the trains so much? >> i like how they go around. reporter: there are natural marvels for kids one to 92. the botanical garden features the white house, washington monument the capital and supreme court, all made from natural materials -- dried fruit, acorns, leaves, pinecones, meticulously finished with thousands of man-hours. >> people come to the holiday display and love it. it is one of our

looking at a quebec registry, researchers found this increased risk was most pronounced in women taking these antidepressant drugs later in pregnancy, but how much does this risk really go up? for women in their second and third trimester' s, the risk of autism doubles, but doctors responding to the study are quick to point out that even in these pregnancies, less than two in 100 kids end up with autism spectrum disorders. for women who are pregnant who need the treatment, skipping meds can put both them and their babies at risk. better information on the risk of antidepressants may emerge from a large ongoing study of children in finland. the results may be available the next few years. ed: we are expecting around 5:30 a press conference from the district attorney' s office and their reaction to the phillip son, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this s eason, all at one

reachers in quebec followed 150,000 moms and babies for ten years.hey found a higher risk for autism when women used an sfri during the second or third try manchester. it could be -- try -- trimester. >>> everybody wants a happy independent teen, but you may be sabotaging that at the doctor's office. a study suggests that parents who hover, are the reason teens are not taking control of their own health. parents ask questions during the visit. they fill out all the healthcare forms without their input or health. encourage kids to write down the question his and check themselves in and complete forms, and wait for them to speak first during the visit. >> if santa has not decided to get your children our nydia han has good ideas with the top tech toys. >> reporter: electronic toys are favorite gifts for kids. there are several options that get children collaboration and creating. the first product rule -- you'll see is a marriage of and playing. >> you can see game pieces placed in front of the table. >> it's good for learning. if you have a hitech tin

toward the north, windy conditions back over to quebec. we have seen temperatures surging in.has felt almost spring-like for a lot of you. unfortunately for a lot of these ski resorts, people that depend on the snowfall across new england, that has been making for some rough weather. if you remember, last month, we actually got some early season snowfall into parts of new england. that really set up some of these resorts to start making their snow across many of these regions. you can see on the side, we have our snow makers kind of sticking up, but since temperatures have been so warm, that snow that was made just completely melted off and really that's been the case. a lot of these resorts cheerless, sitting idle for the time being. that's going to be the case for the near term. we have this coming through. that's going to bring widespread rainfall. back toward the west, that hasn't been the case we've been getting above average snow for parts of the pacific northwest. still seeing some more on top of that and even heavy rain and gusty winds going through the rest of your th

also heavy snowfall back toward parts of ontario, over quebec. 40 centimeters with 80 kilometer per hourds. at the very least, causing travel delays heading home heading up to new year's. you are looking at that threat of flash flooding as well, keep that in mind across the gulf coast. over toward europe, some record-breaking floods there across parts of the british isles. this is winter storm frank still developing and rapidly intensify with that low pressure area associated with it backing off toward the northwest. a tighter pressure gradient. some areas could see winds in 100 kilometers per hour. never mind the heavy rain, severe flood issues. back toward the east, i want to mention, turkey, you are going to be seeing some of the coldest air of the season. this is big news for a lot of refugees for people stuck outside. hopefully everyone gets indoor and stays warm as temperatures dive well below the freezing point for many areas down here. i'll leave you now your extended outlook. ♪ >>> we have one more story to ♪ >>> we have one more story to share with you before we go. monkeys at

quebec is offering employers a 10,000 euro subsidy for every refugee they hire. >> we have already reachedut to companies willing to open the door to people with skills. just because they do not speak french does not mean they are not skilled. >> it did not take long for her to find work in a lebanese supermarket. it is far from his experience as an industrial designer and it is far from his minimum wage, but it is income. learning a new which come with a french or english, is an essential part of the integration process new canadians undergo. their children face similar challenges. of 9000 refugees, at least 2500 our children, who will enter the school system. there are 30 refugee students in two classes. more than a third of them are traumatized and troubled because .f their experiences their israel concerned concern that the students may not be getting the help they need adjusting to their spirit -- to their new lives. >> teaching these children is easy but identifying their psychological needs requires a different vision. i think these elements have been overlooked. we do not have a lo

the temperature contrast is really evident. 9 degrees in quebec and 70 in knoxville, tennessee. that's what creates the storm and here is the leading edge of this little strip of snow. we go out in time and it can work its way into our area for those few hours between 1:00 and 5:00 a.m. the snow could pile up to an inch or two or maybe even three in spots. and then all of this is sleet which is no bargain either until we get to the rain later tomorrow morning. the thinking is until we can get into plain rain we can pick up one to three inches of combined in and around boston and lesser amounts as you work to the south shore and cape. two to five inches of snow and sleet very likely along and north of rot two. much more about this in a little while. fail? phil? phil: mike and cindy will keep you up-to-date on the storm and of course traffic conditions that may be messy because of it. if you can't be in president fro of your tv you -- if you can't be in front of your tv you can stay in front with the mobile app. realtime closings and delays and it is a free download in jc: a mothe

. >> what quebec to south florida. preparations for the orange bowl off 54:00 on thursday. we will be here all week long. the news of the day today is we heard from the oklahoma offense and clemson defense. the running back from oklahoma doesn't really sound like he respects clemson's defense a lot, especially not this year's versio>> he kept crossing that line and then backing off saying he doesn'o put bullets in board material. putting bullets out there that he doesn't think clemson defense this year is as good as it was last year. certainly, the numbers bear that out. clemson was right to number one in the nation in defense last year. i think that is a little bit of disrespect to the tigers. that defense is still awfully good. >> they are also undefeated, 13-0, and rain number one. clemson is an underdog into the football game. we have been analyzing this for three weeks, so let's have fun. if clemson wins the football game, who are we talking about on friday as the main reason why? deshaun watson gets you what he gets you, and that's great. wayne coleman, 14 yards. he h

we have learned many of the victimg were visiting from out of state including: quebec canada.. that's why we heard from umc folks using french speaking translators to communicate with patients. others are tourists from mexico, california, colorado, arizona and oregon. ((danita cohen - umc spokesperson: moving ahead we will wait and watch and see how our patients do. of course, hoping the best for them. we'll be at the side of our family members making sure that they are also well cared for, this is an extremely scary situation.)) ((karen castro)) among the injured are college athletes in town for a wrestling tournament. four students with the pacific university wrestling team in oregon were hurt. they are expected to be ok but won't be participating in the tournament. five student- athletes and a coach from delaware valley all are expected to make a full recovery but they have also decided to withdraw from the competition. ((karen castro)) as many victims remained hospitalized, we're told governor brian sandoval met with some of them and their families this morning. we're told

. >> reporter: and for dorchester's jimmy haze and quebec native maximum tail bet, those smiles will be especially >> i think it will be a pretty big crowd. it will be loud and a lot of fun. >> it's something for a french canadian we'll cherish that game and hopefully get the 2 points. >>> now, honestly as you can see behind me, the winter classic absolutely a speaks can with all the snow and the pyro and theatrics that lead up to the game. it will also be a pretty meaningful contest. bruins and canadiens only play two more times in a tightly contested race for the atlantic division. trey dare, 7news. >>> some of the bruins' biggest stars getting some special company on the ice and for many of the players, it was an experience they will not soon forget. 7's jonathan hall continues our team coverage live at gillette stadium with more on today's excitement. jonathan. >> hair liz. charra, rask, bergeron, marchand and so many other fan favorites out here today, and we got to see a different side of them out fuzzy side. >> reporter: whether it's goalie gerask wearing a patriots hat while

freezing rainfall for parts of the new england states as well as the south of ontario as well as quebech out when you drive. across the west, heavy snow is expected, especially for the northern areas of the rockies. now, temperatures will be very warm for this time of year across the east. take a look, washington, d.c. at 21 degrees for the high on monday. 22 degrees on sunday, because of the warm temperatures, cherry blossoms, which is known for april flowers are in bloom now. amazing. across the southern hemisphere, it's been very warm across the south of australia and temperatures are going to be scorching. 38 degrees for the high on friday with abundance of sunshine expected. that's it for now. here's your extended forecast. >>> it's still mid-december but in the ancient city of kyoto, females are paying their ritual new year visits. in kyoto's geon district, december 13th is the day regarded to start preparations for the new year. the entertainers known as geiko make early new year calls on that day. they gave seasonal greetings and words of gratitude to their dance teachers. in re

the prime minister even lauded quebec's legislation. can the minister of health guarantee that the six-month extension will not be a detrimental to become part of quebec's legislation? >> the minister of justice. >> the topic of physician assisted dying is highly complex, sensitive, and we need to ensure that we have a discussion -- a real discussion with canadians that focuses on healthcare, focuses on personal choice, and ensures we can protect the vulnerable... >> >> in the course of the budget 2016 we believe the program way to get this issue to do so expeditiously that canadians can do better as they pursue options have to raise their children. >> we have ended the period for today. because of republicans. last night, president obama last night, president obama >> must make president obama spoke in stark terms t about the threat terrorism posesri to the united states. with the extraordinary efforts our government is taking tooa protecting americans to combat terrorism and home and abroad and the president is l right to say but firs

look at this temperature actually it is icy, in extreme northern maine and up into quebec. here it is so warm. new york city, 64. right now it's 67 in the nation's capital. then it's cooler behind it. we have a whole storm and a weather front coming through. first we're getting into the warmer air and then the front will come through and behind it tomorrow we will be bindi but it is not going to really turn much colder. tomorrow will be an unusually mild but very windy day and then we'll turn somewhat chillier for tomorrow night and wednesday. even then we'll still be above average. here is a look at future cast taking most of the rain offshore. maybe one last burst of showers around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning and then the skies will at least partially clear. the wind will pick up in the wake of this tomorrow and that will be the biggest aspect of the day from late morning through afternoon. the visibility is better than it was before. the high point today at 60 degrees. we'll go up a little bit more. 60 in albany right now. an unusually mild start to the day tomorrow. loo

it is 74 right now and you can see knoxville, tennessee is 10 degrees in quebec and 16 in bangor. the clash of air masses is starting to take place and we are starting to see the moisture. severe weather through the southeast and this is it in here. that strip of snow is the leading edge of the action that will be here late tonight. here is how things look to timeout. we are looking at dry weather this evening, but at midnight or 1:00 a.m., the first of the flames should be reaching the area. what will happen is there will by the time we get to the morning commute sleet will be on the doorstep of boston and then we get into that sleet for a good chopping of the morning commute as it is snowing in the ma you are raw mac valley. merrimack valley. one to three inches of snow and sleet is possible around boston and just to the west and northwest, less to the south. but two to five inches of snow and sleet from route two northward. much more in a little while. jc? jc: the t is getting ready for incident system. it was put in place to avoid a repeat of the brutal delays caused by last w

and we're following santa's journey live right here at cbs3 and right now we know he's approaching quebecn today. just about 20 minutes ago he made his first pass through philadelphia. santa is already delivered more than 5 billion gifts. don't worry, we'll keep an eye on him all night. you can track him along with us its at cbsphilly.com. >>> earlier today, we caught up with santa at the cherry hill mall, and "eyewitness news" photojournalist tom gardner listened in on some of those secret conversations with santa. >> welcome to the north pole. how are you sweetheart? >> where do you want to sit here or here? >> all right. look over here and smile much nice and big. ♪ >> stinky feet. >> we don't have stinky feet do we? what do you want for christmas sweetie? >> i want a barbie doll. >> what do you want for christmas? >> a camera. >> and what do you want? >> dirt bike. >> what do you want? >> dirt bike. >> dirt bike. >> tell him what you want for christmas. >> toys. >> toys. okay. how about you? >> doll toys. >> what do you want for christmas, sweetheart? >> a bike. >> bike? >> a michael

for quebec native patrice bergeron an extra special team he has all rooted for . >>> growing up i was a fan and back then the rivalry with montreal was up there as well and so it was pretty eaty for me to make the transition and easy also for my familiar low to cheer to route for the bruins so it's going to make everything great for everyone come january 1 . >>> and you can catch ron's full interview with 7's alex corddry sunday night on"sports xtra." that's sports. >>> all right, tre, thank you. best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders >> anchor: a happy holiday and merry christmas for an oxford high school student who now has some brand new shoes . >> anchor: little things. his teammates on the basketball team pitched in and bought hmm a new pair of jordan sneakers for christmas. the boy has downs syndrome. a big part of the

ontario, quebec, 15, 20 centimeters. for ochl some of you scattered showers in the southeast may cost cause some delays. as we go through wednesday night into thursday that's going to taper off. and high pressure is dominating. i like to see a high pressure area is big bubble, no trouble. that's across most of the u.s. and central dan as well. but on the other side of the picture look at that, our next storm system coming in. that is a big weather maker in the pacific northwest. freezing rain possible in some of these areas. 5 to 10 millimeters already reported. could see snow on top of. that dangerous traveling conditions. not to mention much of the northern half of the u.s.a. looking at temperatures at or below freezing especially during your overnight hours. let's wrap thing up here as we look towards the middle east. i mention this because we have a fairly rough storm system underway across parts of turkey, extending towards iraq into iran. we're seeing widespread rainfall. actually into anchora. we've had reports of

and we're following santa's journey live right here at cbs3 and right now we know he's approaching quebecn today. just about 20 minutes ago he made his first pass through philadelphia. santa is already delivered more than 5 billion gifts. don't worry, we'll keep an eye on him all night. you can track him along with us its at cbsphilly.com. >>> earlier today, we caught up with santa at the cherry hill mall, and "eyewitness news" photojournalist tom gardner listened in on some of those secret conversations with santa. >> welcome to the north pole. how are you sweetheart? >> where do you want to sit here or here? >> all right. look over here and smile much nice and big. ♪ >> stinky feet. >> we don't have stinky feet do we? what do you want for christmas sweetie? >> i want a barbie doll. >> what do you want for christmas? >> a camera. >> and what do you want? >> dirt bike. >> what do you want? >> dirt bike. >> dirt bike. >> tell him what you want for christmas. >> toys. >> toys. okay. how about you? >> doll toys. >> what do you want for christmas, sweetheart? >> a bike. >> bike? >> a michael

he told cbs news quebec climate change could lead to a rise of violent extremism. >> when people are desperate, lack food food, they're not able to make a living, that is when ideology's arise better dangerous. lou: the president stunned everyone in his extempore diaz lecturer's you cannot build a border ball to stop climate change. you cannot build a border wall to stop by the change. make of that what you will i cannot make sense of this battle. a new poll shows republican for runner is the front runner by a wide margin. donald trump 20-point lead this is the biggest lead yet not bad considering every major strategist as declared trump to be not serious or he would fade after the first month now they are sputtering against the front runner. we will talk about that with our political panel. the top story the fbi finally admits the san bernardino massacre was a back the tears of the deadliest act since september 11. rigo the female shooter pledged allegiance to the leader of the islamic state just before she and her husband killed 40 people a and wounded 21 others in 85 christmas par

"it shocked the startled me to quebec and of the paper immediately schools in.saying they did take drug abuse seriously in the senate will be reviewed before it's used again >> gary: be worried about what the gentleman to the south seas and you can relax a little bit they right-hand pitcher last week today johnnie who pitched for cincinnati. didn't come cheap six years a hundred $30 million he has an option to opt out after two years if he thinks he can make more than $22 million the year he and go elsewhere the giants will get him for ellis' the next two years johnny 29 years of age: 13 last year last big-name pitcher on the board coming to the giants walden and curry at the end the streak. it's all the stars show of courage thompson 20,000 bay area families this holiday season and a good one to cut pick up my son at school for today and i say comes up and you do this kind of job some people go about this about that called the lawyers for the school option left message call back within five next to us by the hundreds and it taught me instead of woman was terrif

today's contestants are -- an architect from montreal, quebec, canada... retiree from independence, ohio... and our returning champion, a paraprofessional from peabody, massachusetts... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our show. as many of you know, next monday, a week from today, is national crossword puzzle day. now if you're one of the many "jeopardy!" fans who watch our program and play along and who also enjoy doing the daily crossword puzzle in "the new york times," this is gonna be a fun week for you. because on friday, to celebrate that day, we will have a special crossword puzzle category edited by will shortz of "the new york times." and if you do "the new york times" crossword puzzle each day this week, you'll be able to breeze through that category. it's not gonna help you guys, though. [ laughter ] michelle, sam, welcome aboard. and, katie, good to have you back with us. let's go to work now in the jeopardy! round, shall

this is in quebec in 1943. roosevelt was more of a public figure when they met in 1942. that picture there is very significant. you need to push yourself more. i know you're going to come and clementine try today hide. she was so shy but she was fished out until you're going to start broadcasting which she did and roosevelt was behind that and influence her. but they supported each other at times and there were cracks between church and fdr, i already mentioned and kept things going, that was a very significant relationship and one that carried on until elenor roosevelt died. you know, it was quite affectionate, poynant in a way. elenor and churchill didn't get along that well. churchill would be infuruated. but clementine views were much more many line with elenor. >> one or two more questions. >> you mentioned the letters, could you describe some of your others that were particularly interesting? >> yes, a great deal of research over here in the u.s. library is wonderful. papers there still not being formatted. very nice person. they were covered in. pamela lived with

let's go all the way up towards canada, quebec, 19, this is canadian air on it's northwestern wind direction and that's what's going to pour in through the overnight going into tomorrow. i hope you didn't get used at the 60's and 70's because that's a thing of past. canadian high building if rain showers back across the southwest. here's the big storm system we've been talking about producing winter storm warnings and watches, let's go south, southern end where we've been watching severe weather, tornado watches and warnings use louisiana, three seasons combined into onech we are going to get a chunk of this as we go into the next 24 to 36 hours. fox futurecast says we are great for attorney morning. it's cold but temperatures into the 30's. we'll stay cloudy through the entire afternoon into the evening rush, but then things start to deteriorate as we go into monday, tuesday morning with the temperatures into the 20's and 30's. lehigh valley is going to see a mix over to sleet and freezing rain. the city points south and west or south and east we're talking about a plain cold rain, right al

so an editor of quebec to the civil-rights era said the ultimate defense was a matter of conscience i will not identify my source i choose not to and i will suffer the consequences. so i think they realized there were not going to disclose what they wanted to disclose and frankly they were releasing details to go into court ended the '80s they were prosecuted but there may be ended administration is willing to take on but i fear frankly to 9/11 for edward snowden horror chelsea manning. for claims of other countries that are targeted but what if of dash -- mass casualty's? we may see that in a way we never have before. so to whistle past the graveyard. >> so first is important to remember the only person who went to jail for anything connected with our reclaim -- bell the replay am and the people of the agent were not convicted and one was prosecuted. but because of the grand jury so there is a lot of selectivity in the prosecution almost always and i mention something else now 35 years into a long prison sentence and this is for leaking information to wikileaks of dade journalistic e

quebec's like all of simon denny's work, the personal effect is more than what it seems.ing on the larger issue of power and ownership in the world of technology. denny: an important entrepreneurs collection. ofis given the extra subset the u.s. court also identify these things from kim's list. a regulatory authority and a tech entrepreneur come together to list of the collection. access information. who owns what? who owns information? who has sovereignty in a world where this crosses national borders? simon's work very interesting because it is very multilayered. his choices of what he gives you are stimulating. so that it is not visual in the same way that a painting might be. aesthetically pulls you in. of, thatual in terms approach is really interesting. it is intelligent without being too dry. denny: i see my craft as a kind of exhibition maker. something that reads well in a museum or gallery context. and itng you walk into is an exciting thing to look at. if you want to spend the time there are layers of depth that you can go into. you can spend five minutes or tw

we have also learned many of the victims were tourists from quebec canada, mexico, california, colorado, florida, arizona and oregon. ((karen castro)) investigators have not released the names of the surviving victims. but again, a 32- year-old mother and wife from buckeye, arizona was killed in yesterday's crash. we have more information on how you can help on las vegas now dot com. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((denise valdez)) karen, i know you've been trying to talk to families of the victims -- many of those visotrs from out of state or out of the country. do you know if they are with their loved ones right now? ((karen castro)) umc folks tell us family members of the victim's are the second most important besides the actual patient. they say one of their main focus is to reunite families and we're the hsopital right now. ((paul joncich)) > for many locals this crash is a haunting reminder of a thanksgiving day crash in 19- 80... when priscilla ford drove her lincoln continental on the sidewalk in reno... and killed 7 people. ford was convicted of the murders and 21 at

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we are able to assess individuals from quebec, florida, california, washington and mex crow. >> and so as far as any more specific details. i am happy to answer the questions. and i would like to bring mr. wilson up. >> thank you, good morning, everybody. like the sheriff i would like to acknowledge all of the first responders. you you can imagine what it must have been like 16 hours ago with a 2000 plus pound vehicle running into 30 people are so. and not only law enforcement. and that is on the case. and that is immediately. we are starting one count of murder with use of a deadly weapon. that flows to your office. and the multitude of weapon. that pertains to the toddler in the back seat of the vehicle. it is on account of leaving the scene. and as of october onest is a nonprobational defense. and they are going to be filed and we received more information, and like the videotapes. and i other charges are filed. and this woman is in custody. and that is to remain custody under the wall. and file charges appropriately and seek a vigorous prosecutions and seek justice in this case. th

this is trenton and quebec up here.ther north than those towns in the southern provinces of canada. it's unusual to see this kind of of stuff at this time of year. it's been that way for several weeks. temperatures upper 60s, low 70s. 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 67 or 68 degrees. we get into the evening hours, here comes the cold front then slipping through. we could get this broken line of showers, a quick-hitting downpour and thunder. the temperatures fall off behind the front. monday morning, we start out with sunshine, clouds on the increase again, monday night into tuesday here comes the next round of rain. the only difference this time around, temperatures are colder, north and west we're in the mid 30s. that's cold enough to start it off as mixed precipitation. you could be dealing with sleet in places like allentown and reading tuesday morning before going over to rain. tuesday is a washout. wednesday looks miserable, as well. day planner today, a little bit of sunshine, lunchtime, 64. 2378, 67, shooting for a high of

researchers at the univeristy of montreal looked at a quebec registry of mothers-to-be and their children. they found an increased risk of autism in their children in women who took antidepressant later in pregnancy. for women in their second and third trimesters, the risk of autism was doubled. in these pregnancies, less than two in a hundred kids ended up with autism spectrum disorders. but doctors aren't quick to tell expecting moms to skip their meds... because that could also put mom and baby at risk. victims of sexual assault here in nevada may finally get some justice. state lawmakers are asking for 3- point-7 million dollars to test the thousands of untested rape kits. right now, more than 75-hundred have been just sitting around... here in las vegas. a marine loses the memories of his time serving our country over-seas. his field gear was stolen right out of his car! but there is a happy ending. our cameras were there when he got it all back! plus, the surprising end to this confrontation. vally brokit happened at the chipotle near torrey pines and charleston. police are investig

the prime minister even lauded quebec's legislation.ccount minister of health guarantee that the sixth month extension requested by the federal government will not be detrimental to the coming to force of quebec's legislation? the speaker: the minister of justice. honorable minister: thank you, mr. speaker. -- and you to my thank you to my honorable friend for the question. the topic of physician assisted dying is highly complex, sensitive and we need to ensure that we have a discussion, a real discussion, with canadians that focuses on health care, that focuses on personal choice, and ensures that we protect the vulnerable. we are committed to ensuring and working with parliamentarians and asking this house to strike an all party economy to examine this issue and proceed -- committee to examine this issue and proceed -- [inaudible] the speaker: the honorable member. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister plans to go ahead with a new canada benefit and we'll see the details of that measure in the next budget. in the meantime, parents are st

the lake effect snow has ended, we get a little bit towards parts of quebec. but really that's going to be it when it comes to snow. coldest temperatures today, new york at about 51°. as we go towards tuesday, 57° and notice that the whole region is beginning to warm up with cleveland over there about 73° for them. i want to show you what is expected to happen as we go towards christmas. temperatures are coming up in new york city, a high expected ever 72° and that's 30 above average. >> an update now on the breaking news we have been following out of las vegas. out of control car slams into a crowd on the busy las vegas strip. officials on the scene has confirmed, one person has died, seven others are in critical condition. in all they say 37 accident victims have been treated. all of this happening right outside the paris hold casino and planet hollywood. the woman involved is in custody and undergoing sobriety test $. >> we do not know whether it was an act of terrorism or intentional. right now, these tests we're doing on this individual is to ensure that

in the valley on our weather smart network, you can see double-digit wind speed at the lakes.the quebec, 60 miles an hour. these are live wind gauges. double digits in summerlin, el dorado, aliante now hour. the wind is definitely -- 21 mile an hour sustained wind and the northeast valley, dickens elementary school near ellis air force base. temperatures in the 40's, it feels a little cooler with those north winds. the 20's up on the 41 over in pahrump, 35 in mesquite. you can see the moisture that moved through yesterday is now well off to the east.we have another storm off the pacific northwest that we have to be concerned with.t into monday. that should dump some snow on mount charleston, matoday, it will look good, maybe not feel so good with those wins. if you' tonight, you definitely might need a jacket. it is going to be in the 30's. we have a chance for some moisture coming in to start the work week and some very cold -- i say cold, not cool, temperatures ahead. >> when jerry says cold, it is going to be cold. jerry.here is a warning from u.s. intelligence about a new potential