. >> how about andy reid he's red hot in kansas city, chiefs looking shut in seattle. chiefs win 24-20. it's fifth straight w. they're 7 and 3. >> and the flyers are off np until wednesday when they visit the new york raivrpingzer for the first time since they knocked them out in the playoffs last year in game 7. flyers far from a playoff team so far this year. only 6 teams in nhl has fewer points. when the flyers return to practice tomorrow coach craig will emphasis defending power play. flyers have allowed six power play goals over the last two games including three tonight in the first period. against mopt reel. ray emery and defense having trouble. they lost 6-3.

ickes of putting them into the empty truck to 30 this morning the driver of the overturned red city ishought his mummified the transition ramp instead accidently went on a possible pardon the sharp turn caught him off guard in the red tipped over and diesel spills still an increase cannot afford to a trusted with big rig also offload all those turkeys but the bad news those turkeys going bad and no one could find a refrigerated truck so as to accuse you see here thawing out in the open the truck they'd written on the scene there is not a refrigerated truck and is just dry trip unfortunately 40,000 lbs. of turkey is are going bad >> : their luck getting it into a food bank it some value >> : quick look at the quick ride traffic map where were looking at the accident site me switchover to true view here >> : and then we'll get the shot should do with the at the coming up the next report >> : , the weather got such trade a the >> : cemetery ridge cam over the peninsula hill and then pacific ocean just of the ridge there. right now claude akins a conference the day and some fog forming thi

red wind city in the upper 40s and san jose 46 degrees.region tomorrow morning. once again the slight chance of a sprinkle and then pretty aggressive with the overcast tomorrow. i think we'll have breaks in the clouds. we'll call it mostly cloudy. it will be a mild one out there with a lot of upper 60s and the warmest locations around 70 degrees. we're going to track our next rainfall. tuesday night into wednesday. especially for the wednesday morning commute. that's what our forecast mod system showing and maybe another round of rain showers approach the region. it's a ways out there, but by thursday night into friday -- forecast times tomorrow, a lot of 60s out there. for your sunday afternoon, once again some filtered sunshine, partly to mostly cloudy conditions. 71 in santa cruz. 60s for san francisco and a half moon bay. look ahead at the forecast. temperatures warming up a little bit with partly sunny skies. slight chance of a shower later in the day on tuesday. especially after 4:00 or 5:00. showers likely into wednesday and maybe m

expand its workday office and they purchased 2 officers which are still under construction and in red wood cityould ferry, and as the tech sector resurges, manufacturing jobs came through and the industry has struggled with finance and real estate jobs lost and there are other areas which have seem one in the area. >> all right, tara, thank you. new this morning am here are some live pictures, inn credit -- incredible pictures andel and there is a lot of children term there too and world leaders arrived at the summit and these are stunning photographs and president barack obama is attending this as we speak. they addressed business leaders in beijing telling them the united states is committed to close ties with asia to. most do not and strengthen the economic ties to our nations will benefit all of our nations. >> one big development am and that's up from the current limit of just one year. >>> the department veteran affairs, it is expected to have a tremendous impact on veterans a whys the area upon this shake up. janine? >> reporter: we are here where hundreds of patients receive care and th

temperatures once again above average today, 66 in concord low 70s in pleasanton and livermore 68 in red wood city we head into the weekend. future cast 4 shows at least the first part of the ébseries storms. 6 friday night cecould see lig rain and shift southward into early saturday morning. we are rootalking about wide spread rain. we are talking about gusty wind 5 miles per>g;hour saturday in sunday, rain chance p-continues early next week. the national weather service has not issued a flood advisory but urban pc5areas is a problem check out traffic now. here's george. >> thanks erica as we monitor fá the freeway through @/hayward where we've had two accidents this morning both in proximity to one another in the lpleft h lanes and that two separate locations it's the right lane open but there's only a brief delay heading past the scene because traffic is so light at this early hour in both all kwn that activity on on the northbound side there are no delays to orthe southbmgvnd traffic and that's pretty much the story around the bay look no here or no volume at the bay bridge toll plaza. for

upper 70's. 74 at san jose. 76 morgan hill on the peninsula we see high in the low mid 70's. 72 at red wad cityountain view. mid 60's on the coast. pacifica half machine by downtown san francisco 68 degrees tomorrow. 65 in the sun set. north by high mid 70's from santa rosa over to nap a.east bay we sea low mid 70's from he can land down to fremont. inland east bay mid upper 70's walnut creek out to brentwood and here's 7 day forecast temperatures bounce back up on saturday. by sunday owe 80's inland. upper 70's around the bay on the coast over the weekend. great the weekend. good to the beach maybe last one for awhil awhile. early next week tuesday through thursday temperatures drop-off. few more cloud and still lacking for the hint of rain i have been talking about last few days. don't see it yet but the cloud give us hope. >> we will take the hope. >> need a series of these. >> thanks. still to come on 7 news at 9:00. to infinity and beyond. news at 9:00. to infinity and beyond. >> >> also green army men have made their way that the national toy haul hall of fame. children since 19 38 gettin

san jose, chilly, 47, and red wood city, 45 degrees. so the pattern is changing.d a descent amount of sunshine, but there's several rain makers coming, but don't get your hopes up. it looks impressive on the satellite. you can see that swirl, but notice i've drawn arrows in here. even as the pressure moves out -- we'll have three different rain chances over the next six-days. the not so great thing is the flow is moving from west to east. we get a few showers on wednesday. here comes the next system. a few showers on thursday. a next-- a next system and then another shower. it's a descent week when it come to rainfall. if you're watching down in south bay, good evening, a quarter of an inch for you. the east bay, by saturday, i'm adding all the storms together. 3 tenth of an inch. the north bay will get the most. you could see close to an inch of rainfall by saturday. the numbers i showed you is what we should get in a normal week in november. the showery pattern doesn't begin tomorrow. it starts on wednesday. it looks impressive on the 7-day. but there's not real

night when calls starting coming up of a possible meteor and similar lights were seen if other cities but redresponsible for the chicago event. >> some health news for parents. too much baiting can do your baby more harm than good. researchers say too much soap can lead to dry skin and patches of dry and inflamed skin that starts in childhood. doctors recommend fewer baths and more moistening lotion. two or three baths are enough. >> or just use the water and no soap. >> exactly. >>> dry? sunny? meteorologist mike nicco is on roof. >> just keep the smell, even guys can appreciate the smell of a baby, it is refreshing. >> it should be a cologne. >> temperatures are nearly 80 if you are working outside, speaking of smelling good. the visibility is unlimited as we have dry air over us with low winds blowing through the ocean. they are not fast enough that we have a fire danger. they do down around los angeles and san diego, today because of santa anas kicking in. they are warmer than us. the east bay hills are hazy but not a "spare the air" day and some of the high clouds passing to our west ove

york with vision zero, but i wanted to say that i visited austin texas and an incredibly green city in a very red state and in austin, it was for the national league of cities, congress of cities, conference and expocysing and we were looking at bikes and at the have surpassed san francisco in size, they are the 11th and we are the 14th and the rapid growth of the tech sector and the culture and the entertainment sectors are impressive and there is a lot of similarities with the growing divides of haves and have nots like our city and a booming economy with the cranes and all over the place, and similar to the look of san francisco and the key parts of our city. and i wanted to say that i did a, over two hour bike infrastructure tour on bike, looking at probably about 7 miles of their nature bike plan improvements. and the bike bridges over water areas. bike and hiking trails, but it was pretty impressive what their department of public works and department of transportation, i wanted to thank, katherine greger who i had the time to meet with who is the complete street manager and coordinated us

he is in quarantine in his home in red wood city, california and he joins me now via skype. doctor, thank you for being here. tell me about with your wife and your dogs. i understand that a's as part of your self-imposed quarantine you sent them away. >> yes. they are very well, thank you. we have not had opportunities to see each other since the start of the quarantine and they have not been in the house. my dog values his privacy quite a lot. >> you had the forout that say god forbid there should be a complication. i don't want to cause further inconvenience to my spouse or beloved pet. >> the goal is to completely reduce the number of potential contacts heaven forbid i develop a fever or other symptoms. >> have you seen any evidence of a reluctance on the part of health care workers, this is the concern, we all agree that it needs to be eradicated at its source meaning in west africa and we're worried about health care workers paying attention to the news and the reports of quarantine sayi ing well, i'm n going over there. do you believe it's playing itself out? >> yes. i

we're trying to make this positive for our city. redding is known as a poor city in america. . we're trying jobs, attract new businesses and hopefully this is an opportunity that you guys are giving us to help us reverse our city. >> that's what i was going to ask you. this seems like a big boom for the city, getting people down to that downtown area, building movie theaters down there. are you going to do that next year? >> we'll see how it plays. but i can tell you we have a beautiful historic hotel in the city, two of the best american restaurants and italian restaurants in the whole nation in downtown redding. we have a lot of history, we had a pagora that sits on a mountain. we have a city that is fully diverse, latinos, germans, italians, african-american. it's a beautiful city. hopefully the people that are watching and following this news, they're going to come to the city. they're going to spend their money on our city. they're going to help us rebuild our city. we're looking for business partners. certainly red sg a new location to open your next business. >> and red

. >> someone splashed red paint on the city's police commissioner. community activists have organized more than 100 rallies in the coming days. and the u.s. and canada dozens more are planned for today. and for the very latest developments on the situation in ferguson, missouri, and right here at home, you can log on to kpix.com. >>> one person is dead after a fiery crash on an oakland freeway. it happened on westbound interstate 580 near fruitvale avenue about 11:15 last night. several cars collided on the freeway, some of them caught fire. the person who was killed was in the car that burned. >>> today, the napa county board of supervisors decided to continue emergency public works repairs related to the earthquake back in august. there had been a possibility that supervisors might declare a cutoff in funding but a short time ago they decided to keep that work going. there have been dozens of water main breaks since that earthquake. >>> and new at noon, san francisco teachers announce they've reached an agreement on a contract. teachers and other e

. >> how about andy reid he's red hot in kansas city, chiefs looking shut in seattle.hiefs win 24-20. it's fifth straight w. they're 7 and 3. >> and the flyers are off np until wednesday when they visit the new york raivrpingzer for the first time since they knocked them out in the playoffs last year in game 7. flyers far from a playoff team so far this year. only 6 teams in nhl has fewer points. when the flyers return to practice tomorrow coach craig will emphasis defending power play. flyers have allowed six power play goals over the last two games including three tonight in the first period. against mopt reel. ray emery and defense having trouble. they lost 6-3. and nascar will crown a champion tonight down in miami. >> jeff, thank you. up next, meteorologist melissa magee has your exclusive accuweather 7 day forecast. we're waiting for at rifle of that rain when "action news" we're waiting for at rifle of that rain when "action news" comes right back. >> it was a food filled celebration in merion county. a jewish festival was hosted by farmers and chefs and beekeep

talking to you guys during the world series saying in kansas city, david ortiz was the ambassador for the red sox organization. he dime kansas city and -- came to kansas city and wanted to recruit him. he respects the boston red sox in a great way. it wasn't a accident that they sent him out there to tell him about the great things organization could offer and david ortiz well loved in boston for many reasons and i am sure he had an influence on his decision. telling him how great he would fit in. >> the key question is, what do the giants do? losing one of their best players at a key position, third base, what are they going to do? >> reporter: i am sure that they have had time to work out plan b, plan c. one of the names we are hearing is a free agent with the new york yankees. third basement. goes back with bruce bochy, chase headley. those are the things that is giants are going to miss. we will have to wait and see. right now they better start working on plan b because the plan a is no longer available. we will have more later. joe fonzi is in san francisco and we will have an interview

a couple of years earlier we were there as the rajnisies all wearing the color red started building their own city. the city tried to stop them because the land was zoned for farming. cult leader accused the state of religious intolerance and started arming some of the cults 100,000 members with rifles. >> you tell your government, your attorney general and all your bigotist. if they touch any of our people, i'll have for every one of our members i'll have 15 of their hands and i mean business. >> reporter: the cult moved their members to one town to take it over. even changed its name. and then cult leaders launched a plan to take control of the entire county and elect their own commissioners by fixing the election. by making voters sick. >> they wanted to see if they could take us away from the polling place on election day. >> reporter: the salad bar poisoning were a dry run. but because city officials got suspicious, the rashnisis never the launched their real plan. poisoning the water supply. officials found salmonella test tubes in bunkers and cult members confess. this is what was rashnifer

. >> gomez documents life in his neighborhood, but growing up in one of the city's gang infested red zones means danger is never far away. not long ago, three children were shot dead while playing in a park just down the road. the sense of fear and distrust is always there for him. >> in our neighborhood, there are kidnappers and hit men, people dedicated to killing. at night, we bar the doors shut, because we're afraid they'll try to come into our house. >> he is one of dozens of local children learning to express themselves through photography. the fact that guatemala has the second highest child homicide rate in the world is often reflected in the photos. >> with a murder rate 800 times higher than the united states, the children often suffer the most. >> photo kids was founded to offer children an escape from the violence. the former war photographer said her student's trauma is similar to what she saw in conflict zones. >> when you walk on your way to school, you have to protect your shoes. you have to protect your notebooks, your backpacks, and you're going to meet these guys o

now the iranians have long maintained that those cities are a red line; that if they come under isilressure, the iranians will have no choice but to send in ground troops. isil's defeat is being seen as an important victory, but in some ways it was relatively easy. it was the weak esz links in isil easterer to and one the group was having trouble defending. critics have accused the shia militias of committing human rights violations. but many feel the iraqy and iranian coalition is something that should be developed in other areas. >>> the international criminal court has approved a temporary release of a serb leader accused of war crimes. he is allowed to receive cancer treatment in serbia. >>> a regional governor in japan has given the go ahead to restarter a nuclear power plant. all of the plants were shut down after the fukushima meltdown disaster three years ago. twin reactors are expected to be switched back on early in the new year. the first since the introduction of new safety rules snfrmths. >>> three transgender muslims have won the right to cross dress in malaysia. they o

want a football game it was raining and the of the coliseum a 1035 london for 7 yds the reds had blown on kansas citycan even have surgery is days without letting everyone know your plan at madison square garden tries to keep a closer there's definite about what to do to three. >> reporter: the giants are great with the 49 is due to create all the media >> gary: giants warriors fan not with them all the time of the very least they give off the drive that they're happy to have people covering them disintegrations the drive is not as pleasant the dyes and the warriors whether they have to not people are victims of human nature to a nicety a friend and i still >> gary: 50 i did that miami wants to get a new cable television this guy has a lot of home runs >> gary: my point for the ninth time he was to coach his team to assess other about me out of all not a big jump will levy would have or all of that story >> pam: an unlikely comeback why people are flipping through a slit from the gannett will have the will or piquet had sent to cisco union square hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to s

the city red-tagged at least four of the apartments closest to the blast. that means people can't get back inside even to retrieve their belongings. and the red cross estimates as many as 50 people are displaced. >> two doors down across the street. >> reporter: leaders at this church sprang to action making their hall a makeshift evacuation center. >> came back opened the churched and said -- it was raining at the time and said please come down. stay out of the rain. >> reporter: neighbors helped neighbors providing blankets, the local restaurant donating meals and the red cross moved in to help. >> one lady, she gave me this to put around me and another lady pushed me into the church. they have been wonderful. >> reporter: one woman couldn't walk and had to be carried out by police with just the clothes on her back. >> and i'm thinking, well, where are we going? i don't have a coat. i'm freezing. it's raining. >> reporter: but there is still a lot of uncertainty. evacuees are waiting to hear whether they will be allowed to return to their homes. it looks

cities and high volume areas. the government says the u.s. ps estimates they will ship 470 million packages this holiday season. a 12% increase over last year. >> many in redding, pennsylvania, are wris bristling over their city's scrawny christmas tree. here is what it looks like. the 50 foot spruce needs more than just sprucing up, according to critics. they are tring to raise money for a replacement tree. >> coming uping cinder the bear, on the mend. >> finally tonight, among the bears heading into hibernation this winter, a little cub named cinder. cinder got attention across the country after she was badly hurt in a wildfire. she has since made a remarkable recovery. and today reached a new milestone. here's carter evans. >> this summer's carleton complex fire was the largest ever to hit washington state. nearly 300 homes were destroyed, as well as 400 square miles of wildlife habitat. it's unknown how many animals may have died but some how this little cub survived. >> her rescuers named the beenee black bear cinder. her paws singed with third degree burns, her face and chest were also badly burned. sinner's road to recovery began when she was airlifted

reporter:and that exactly what some homeowners want to think that the red curbs are legit when in fact they are not. >> reporter:only the cityancisco is permitted to paint curbs, the reasoning is if you allow anyone to paint red zones they entire town would be painted red however homeowners and some illegal curb painters are going around creating red zones due to the lack of parking some curbs are even showing the old dpt logos >> reporter:this one is brand new when in fact the city swithched to mta stencle several years back this is an older fake dpt stencle notice the dots instead of stars >> reporter:according to some residents they have seen people get ticketed for parking in the fake red zones, if this has happened to you and you can prove it, you could be due a refund >> reporter:but its not always fake red zones that have the problem, check out this green zone, well the city recently unstalled a fire hydrant but didn't bother to repaint the curb >> reporter:now common sense would dictate that you never park to close to the fire hydrant >> reporter:you know youre parked by a fire hydranty right i know i'm parked in the

it's really started to come down in red wool city.not everybody is prepared today. >> and we're also seeing some flooding and ponding on the roadways this morning. mike live in redwood city. and we want to get you ready for the storm and want to see you send your photos in, showing us how you're getting ready for the rain and stormy conditions. so send those to us at breaking news at kron4.com or send them to us on a message on facebook and we love to see those pictures. you can get weather alerts any time with our kron 4 app, free to download. >>> another story we're following for you, officer darren wilson called it quits. the officer submitted his resignation to the ferguson police force and he's says he's scared for his safety. brown's parents prepare to attend a church service where al sharpton is scheduled to preach. wilson has been on administrative leave since the august 9th shooting and the attorney says officials plan to make a statement on wilson's resignation today. a grand jury spent more than three months reviewing evide

city. as you can see, hundreds blocking traffic as they marched from union square to times square. plus, somebody splashed red paint on the city's police commissioner. >>> thousands of people turped out today for marion -- turned out today for marion barry's annual turkey give away. many had personal stories about the mayor for life. for the first time since his death, we see barry's widow. bruce johnson joins us live from anacostia with more. >> reporter: union temple baptist church just off of martin luther king avenue southeast, this is one of the city's poorest neighborhoods and once again for marian barry's turk -- marion barry's turkey give away, the demand outweighed the supply. still 3,000 turkeys given away and 50,000 pounds of vegetables. they lined up before dawn for free turkeys and vegetables. >> once everybody get their food, thanking him. he's still here. >> reporter: for the first time marion barry, the mayor for life, was not here. >> it's because of him that the city is where it is today. and i thank god for him. i love him. >> he showed us how to serve. and he showed us how to care for ever

now the iranians have long maintained that those cities are a red line.y come under isil pressure, the iranians will have no choice but to send in ground troops. isil's defeat is being seen as an important victory for the iraqis and the iranians, but in some ways, it was relatively easy. the town was the weakest link in isis territory and one the group was finding difficult to defends. critics of the operation have accused shia m militias of committing human rights violations, despite that, many in defense and security establishments in iraq feel that the iranian-iraqi cooperation is something that should be further developed in other areas. imran kahn, al jazerra, baghdad. >>> one year since typhoon haiyan swept through the central philippines, people have been march to go remember their lovered ones, 6,000 people were killed in that storm. thousands of people walked to the city. a seven-meter wave surge wiped out practically everything in its path when it swept ashore in november last year. marco is joining us live from one of the areas hardest hit, whe

aaround the bay area. 42 degrees right now in wahl mutt nut creek. 40 in napa. 50 in oakland. 48 in red wood cityook at how cool we'll be in santa rosa, 59 degrees for you. low 60s in hayward. 66 in livermore and 64 in antioch. turning cloudy. for the rest of us, it will be early saturday morning. i'm going to give you a timeline of the rain coming this weekend coming up. good morning, sal. >> rosemary, good morning to you. looking at a very decent commute around the bay area if you are driving through the toll plaza, looks very nice. interstate 880 traffic looks good in both directions, north and southbound. if you are driving to the livermore valley or programs even to the nimitz freeway heading south, does look good. let's go back to the desk. >> shoppers are already lining up for deals. ktvu is live for us at the great mall in milpitas in what employees are saying about the holiday shopping rush. katy, we have been waiting to hear what you have gotten for the newsroom. you said -- >> reporter: you guys are just like kids on christmas eve. you have to wait until i get through this story and we

city. but authorities continue their mission to reclaim begis bengha. on sunday al hasi pleaded for international assistance oto help people struggling to survive. >> we call on the red cross to salvage the city by providing crews specialized in recovering dead bodies, medical crews to attend to the injured as a result of war, relief supplies and above all to mediate between the two conflicting parties to put an end to the war in and around the city. >> reporter: the u.n. mission had been looking for a way to find political consensus. but earlier this month a supreme court ruling scuttled any process. the judges ruled that the elected parliament forced into exile in tobruk should lay down their weapons. with no talk of negotiating it appears the fighting will not stop any time soon. is natasha guinane, al jazeera. >>> unnamed woman was attacked by a group of men who accused her of dressing indecently. katherine sawyer reports now from nier. nairobi. >> men demanded the, protest was treated by the stripping of a woman last week by men who say she was dressed offensively. since then, two other women are said to have been undressed in public by rowdy men. one of the inc

city yields unexpected moments. turn a corner, and you just might find yourself in a stylish arcade all wrapped up in red. busy parisian shoppers fuel up on the city's street food: steamy crepes... and hot roasted chestnuts. joyeux noel! and neighborhood brasseries are full of friends slurping fresh oysters rushed in from the brittany coast. oysters are favorites at christmas, which makes perfect sense as they're plump and delicious this time of year. 'tis also the season of elegant edibles. foie gras, a pate made from goose liver and a smidge of cognac, is especially popular during holidays. and chocolate shops and patisseries -- wonderful any time of year -- get even better at christmas. there are chocolate chestnuts... yummy yule logs... and delights fit for a king. this patisserie, the oldest in paris, was opened in 1730 by an ex-pastry chef of the royal court. even sophisticated paris rolls out the magic carpet for children. french families from all over the country rendezvous at the windows of the grand department stores. displays are especially designed to enchant the little ones. and stools provide

city as i speak. we're picking up the organs and reds that's where it's pushing into sea isle city and avalon in the next half-hour. temperatures along with the rain, chilly allentown 45 degrees. philadelphia, 46. poconos 41. millville, 47 and a pair of 50s for the boardwalk in atlantic city and sea isle city, as well. accuweather says find something indoors to do. damp and windy, high of 49 degrees. you factor in the winds it will feel like the upper 30s and low 40s throughout the day. it's not a nice start to the weekend, tomorrow looks better, but we'll have windchills in the 20s in parts of the area tomorrow morning. i'll show you the numbers in the complete accuweather seven-day forecast when i step back inside here in just a bit. >> an agreement for septa riders. annie mccormick has the details. >> we are pleased to announce that septa and twu has reached two year agreement. >> reporter: septa and the president of the transit worker union shake on a agreement for the union employees operating buses trolleys and subways. >> it was difficult, but we got it done. >> reporter: a long day and night homi

check this out >> : 44 minutes and then told plaza hayward out toward foster city 1192 interchange rough ride you to see redhange and getting to the bridge the latest both directions interstate 80 >> : in 09 non news this morning investigators looking upfield temperature park that struck a manservants the scope on turks freemason taylor >> : for michael live this morning >> : new information in the past 45 minutes 7 francisco police a case where the victim was walking illustration by vehicle. this for some reason that man latched on to a gas tanker truck moments before the saxon i occurred. seen from earlier this morning sentences delays happened just before midnight here on a turk street on taylor. police say saw him was when this is the feud for some unknown reason men grabbed ahold of a gas tanker truck to send something like you might see a gas station and lashed on to the area between the two tanks. authorities, as a sharp turn maisonettes turkey fell and hit killed when a tanker >> : investigators tried to figure out what company the truck belonged to the police said the driver might not know he/she h

be sure to take your camera and be prepared to take a view of the city will not forget. it has a beautiful red rock formations. you could watch the sunrise over the bay. this is another one of our great lookouts. we are at mount davidson. 928 feet. this is the place for you to bring someone special. to not forget that dogs and enjoy all of the pathways and greenery that surrounds you. it provides a peaceful oasis of open space and great hiking trails. the spectacular view offers a perfect place to watch the sunrise or sunset with someone you love. >> it is a good place to get away from the hectic life of the city. come up here and listen to nature, i get some fresh air. that view is fantastic. >> where sturdy shoes. hikers get the feeling of being in a rain forest. mount davidson is also a great place to escape the noise and the bustle of the city. take the 36 bus and it will drop you at the entrance. it is quite a hike to the top but the view is worth every step. this is the place to bring that someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is an enchanting place. is a popular spot

city division. in the end, it seems that the smaller frontier and red arrow lines ended upholding up negotiations more and lengthening them more on the backside after the main city component was already complete. but, right now, it does appear that this deal is mostly done. the finishing touches are being put on it and riders can breathe a sigh of relief. we are expecting septa leadership and union leadership to come out in the next 15 minutes. we will bring you that press conference live as soon as it happens. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> tonight, a sense of normalcy returns to the poconos. about 24 hours after the capture of eric frein, we're getting our first glimpse inside the harnger where a man charged with killing a state trooper was caught. plus, we'm hear from a u.s. marshal who took him down. >> jim, sources tell us they found an electronic device there, too, belonging to frein. now they're checking to see if he was in contact with anybody. in the meantime, officers have been out all night in the poconos in a different mind set. helping trick or treaters out in the wake of a $10 milli

city. obviously we have clifford the big red dog. not so much entirely in shape ask a. the parade kicking off right here at 8:30 on 6abc. >> let's go over to matt pellman who is taking a look at traffic on this holiday. >> reporter: i'm glad you're not rick williams, he would have said speaking of hot air here's matt pellman. looking live at the vine street expressway not to have -- too far away from inflation station, we expect the benjamin franklin parkway blocked off because of the parade. the vine is wet, that's what we're seeing on the secondary roads you could see slushy conditions. no overnight construction, 202 close to 401 all lanes are open and there's no whatsoever. the action cam is heading to the scene of a crash in pottstown closing industrial highway between keim street and mosser road. ocean county watch out for a wreck along the northbound lanes of the garden state parkway near forked river. >> from too much turkey to too much spending 'tis the season to overindulge. >> retailers say if you have your heart set on a highly coveted gift, act fast, rebecca

the iranians have long maintained that those cities are a red line.that if they come under isil pressure, the iranians will have no choice but to send in ground troops. this is seen as an important victory for the iraqis and iranians, but in some ways it was relatively easy. the town was the weakest link in isil's territory, and one the group was finding difficult to defend. krit circumstances of the operation have accused shia militia of committing human rights violations. despite that the iranian iraqi cooperation many feel is something that should be further developed in other areas. >>> the fight against isil continues across iraq and syria. as robin reports the inspiration to join up may be coming from a georgian. >> reporter: it's a far cry from the ravages of conflict. this valley is little more than a day's drive to syria. there the war has claimed another of this valley's young men. this woman learned two weeks thatting her son had been killed in battle. he was 21. >> translator: from syria he messaged me several times that he was okay. four

city. dressed in red, the fort mchenry guard fife and drum corps led by principal musician timothy irtel.e short span of 2 1/2 years, timothy, a cod dra of loyal young men led by tyler mink, dan austin spent time, exhaustive research and archives to search original music and scores. just as great pains were taken to find a maker who could make the warp and weave on the flag, so too were great pains taken ton find accurate hickory-made drums, calf-spin heads, researching original beadings, hand-stitched uniforms, exhaustive detail to make the most authentic replication of the united states army's field music from the war of 1812. [ applause ] one of the lead drummers who helped put the unit together, shamus has enlisted in the united states army and is in the reserve officer training corps program as we speak. [ applause ] standing in front of the flag as a noted researcher, park ranger and great personal friend james c. bailey. james c. bailey is the exact build, has similar facial features and ironically is the exact same age as major george armstead who commanded the fort 200 years ago.

soviet style monuments are everywhere, bulgaria's fifth largest city, cemeteries honoring red army soldiers off a game into a shared history and legacy with moscow. >> in fact, russia has tied to nearly every part of eastern europe thanks to energy, economics and russian speakers and enclave who spread out across the region. some fear a president could you pro-russian groups in eastern europe to further destabilize the region. the point is you don't necessarily they have the economic -- the economic strangle hold. getting them to back off is going to be a lot more complicated than it ayer poos to be. >> i can't wait to see the rest of the reporting on this. real money, coming up at the top of the hour here. the national rifle association, took a rare loss on election okay. this new law, some call it the strictest gun law, and the reality is this law and efforts to duplicate are now spreading all across the country, we have learned there are four other states to do what happened in washington. some gun owners in washington state, are fired up. annette is a six time u.s. rifle team champion.

so this is book tv coverage of the red carpet of the national book awards in new york city. after after this you will see the actual award ceremonies. >> nice to see you. >> good. >> yes. >> and on the red carpet right now is roz chant. having her picture taken. hopefully we we will be able to talk to her in just a minute. joining us now here on the red carpet is david steinberger. chairman of the national book foundation. >> an organization that is committed to increasing the impact of great books on the culture. it is great to see her up their. the first graphic work ever to win a national book award >> did we just here what your vote was? >> i am not allowed to vote. we have judges that we fly in. they have lunch, and we tell them one thing. you have to pick a winner. no one knows who they we will be. >> how do you pick the judges. the former president of brown university. >> picking great thinkers, writers, leaders of the culture, a journalist, librarian, bookseller, different judges every year. a huge commitment. i think the selections speak for themselves. >> can anyone

. >> david and other people in city hall have rolled out the corporate red carpet for people like airb & b. companies like google so every low-income kid -- >> let's not monopolize. ♪

. >>> santa made an appearance at the kansas city zoo yesterday, wore his traditional red suit to goth penguins in celebration of the penguin plaza's first year at the zoo. >>> then there's this, it's hammer time, people. yes, the magazine has -- people has named "thor" actor chris hemsworth sexiest man alive. people reports he thought it was funny but added it gives him a few weeks of bragging rights around the house with his wife. i'm sure she's probably bragging, too. >>> you want to check this out. you may recall the family that got national attention with their christmas jammies video that went viral. now they're back with a new one. ♪ because you know i'm all about that bass, that bass, more butter ♪ ♪ i'm all about that bass, about that bass, more butter. all about that baste, baste, baste ♪ >> that is pretty catchy. the video has more than a million views in two days. that's a fantastic take on it. i love the "more butter." >> and the kid holding the turkey. >>> i'm betty nguyen. this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" with thomas roberts starts right now. >>> on this

south of atlantic city, you can see the reds. s slowly drifting towards the west at 10 miles per hour. so places like cape may, sea isle city and avalon, you'll see heavier rains over the next hour or so. 47 degrees in philadelphia. millville, 48 on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 51. sea isle city 51, avalon 51 and dover 48 degrees. temperatures are on the chilly side. unfortunately because we're dealing with a easterly breeze and clouds and damp weather, the numbers will not climb too much. maybe we go up another 2 or 3 degrees. there's the moisture pushing into the delaware valley. the morning is rather damp and gloomy and periods of rain. later this afternoon as this low starts is to blossom and gets going it will push to the north an take this moisture with it. we'll see cloudy siels after 3:00 -- cloudy skies after 3:00, 4:00. there's that slug of moisture over the heart of the delaware valley. it's mainly south jersey and delaware that are picking up the heavier showers after lunchtime. the far western suburbs are cloudy. t