now anyone can buy narcan at rite pharmacies -- rite aid pharmacies for $50. erin: students in nashua are heading back to school after officials closed all city schools yesterday due to a threat. the police chief says they checked every school and did not bartlett has been arrested. while he was chief, timothy connifey improperly controlled the prosecution of a woman he had a relationship with. he is now facing several charges, including witness tampering. the balsams resort redevelopment project has hit another milestone. yesterday, it received a wetlands permit. that was the final environmental permit needed before construction could begin. kevin: clouds continuing to thicken up early this morning. as the rainfall shoves in this afternoon, it will be heavy at times until this evening. another batch of rain late tomorrow, tomorrow night, eventually sets up record warmth for thursday. temperatures in the 50' s for christmas day. erin: this is the shortest day of the year. kevin: and first official day of the winter season. season. they are going to talk to an

but they can all order it, or they can tell you what rite aid store does have it. shelley: it is the latest move to fight what governor hassan calls the most pressing public health and safety challenge facing new hampshire. earlier this year, the governor doctors to prescribe narcan to the families and loved ones of addicts. in september, health and human services made 4500 narcan kits available at community health center across the state. with the standing order in rite aids, the governor hopes people closest to addicts, will be able to help in the case of an overdose. >> the pharmacist will train people about how to administer it, and what to do after they give a dose of narcan. shelley: an emergency kit the governor hopes will arm people in this war on drugs. >> we are losing almost a person a day to overdoses, especially to fentanyl right now. narcan allows somebody to administer a drug safely to pull somebody out of an overdose. shelley: a spokesman for rite aid says they are committed to helping reduce overdose deaths. there are 68 rite aid locations tom: the

. >> anybody who goes to a rite aid pharmacy will be able to have narcan. erin: stepping up the efforts to fight the drug crisis in new hampshire. standing order. today. of rain out ahead of record warmth. we will have details on the rest of the week ahead. erin: the former chief of police in bartlett is in trouble with the law. the charges he now faces. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us m erin fehlau. we are in for a little bit of rain out there. we want to check in with kevin skarupa. kevin: two waves of rain eventually leading us to mildr temperatures. s on christmas eve. 50' s on christmas. we have heavy rain for a time this afternoon. on its heels will be another afternoon. right behind that come with a warm at the end of the week. -- right behind that, the warmth at the end of the week. deb: good morning, kevin. everything is looking great from hooksett tolls. 293 is a good ride through the mill yard. we are not seeing any problems on 101, 111, the spalding, or 105. everything lo

there are 68 rite aid locations across the state. tom: the attorney general says he is accused of lying under oath about his relationship with her. this year. a man for massachusetts has been found guilty of assault charges connected to a kidnapping case in salem, new hampshire. lisette woman claimed he took will. he was convicted of charges including felony first-degree assault with a firearm. he faces 10 to 20 years in prison. shelley: another milestone for the balsams resort redevelopment program. the proposal includes renovating the balsams and building a ski resort. for the 900 and 80 acres will be protected. it' s the final major environmental permit that was needed before construction can begin. notch is a special place and its natural beauty and splendor is one of the key assets of the balsam' s resort. it' s what people come to dixville for. shelley: project leaders are hoping to break ground in the spring. tom: in commitment 2016 tonight, ben carson brought the christmas spirit to the campaign trail. he and his wife hosted

tom: today governor hassan signed an order to stock narcan at rite aid stores in the state. shelley walcott joins us to explain. reporter: if anyone has a loved one who is addicted, you should know narcan will soon be available at your local rite aid. narcan of course is an emergency treatment for heroin and opioid overdoses. with the standing other from the department of health and human services, people can now buy narcan at any rite aid in new hampshire. the cost will be $50 and the kit will include two doses of narcan, two at onlyizers and instructions. the governor has some other important information that people should know. >> not every roid aid in in new but they can order it or tell you what rite aid store does have it. reporter: pharmacists will also be able to give you instructions on how to administer narcan to anyone who buy is a kit, including how to recognize when someone is overdosing. and also when to calm 911. we're live in the studio, shelley walcott, wmur news 9. tom: mike in now with a look at our weather. mike: here we go, warm air coming in, early to m

he was arrested at this shop rite a day after allegedly being caught on surveillance video stealing a woman's purse at the same store. police say in the past month, saxon committed similar crimes at five businesses in atlantic

rite aid will seminar can over-the-counter. katherine, you spoke with an additional specialist who tells where you this is so important in the battle against the opiate epidemic. >> yeah, that public private partnership with rite aid stores like this one will give people immediate access to narcan. but it's not just about immediate treatment but also gives those struggling with addiction a second chance at recovery. >> because i see the devastation that addictions has caused this community. >> reporter: holly is on the she runs manchester's hope for new hampshire recovery center, and this... >> you want to put it into the muscle and push. >> reporter: is a process she's intimately familiar with. >> doing the same thing, training people how to use narcan, arming families with something that can save their children's lives. >> reporter: she showed us how to administer narcan, a drug that when given to someone who's overdosed on heroin will restart their breathing. >> basically, it comes with the intramuscular syringe. >> reporter

you are working over there at brown's shop rite. >> this is work. this is, taking me back.these shelves here, having a good time. before we start, i have to say hello to barlinda garnett, what is this the association black journalist, journalist of the year and she works for fox 29. >> hi, merry christmas. >> ma'am, how are you doing. >> i'm fine. >> and i'm antoinette newton. >> what are you making for christmas. >> thinks for a delicious fellowship for merry christmas dinner with my family. >> would you like me to come by. >> you can if you would like to. >> you looked down. >> that is live on tv. >> i want to give a big shout out to all of the work are and employees of the shop rite for the great job that they do, to supply the shelves for our needs and i wish blessings on them and their family this christmas that they will have a merry christmas for the job that they serve to us. >> all of the shop rite workers are coming over your house, all right. we will get your address and put it on fox 29.com. >> what do we have here. >> we have turkey drum sticks, some chicken le

today she runs the grassa michelle trust, working to further the rites of women and africa. >> this year we present the michelle. >> we met at a world forum in oxford, u.k., where michelle was awarded the scol global treasure award. i spoke to her and the c.e.o. of the skol foundation. i started with a simple foundation - does she really have a job? as i was looking over everything you have been doing for the last 20 years, and all the different projects you've been involved in, i'm wondering if in the 21st century, if someone asks you what's your job, do you have a job, or too many jobs point? >> i think i have too many jobs and it has been part of my life to be somehow engaged in different fields. in recent years, i am focussing on building the capacity of institutions established so that they can survive my life-time, to be sustainable. the issues i'm concerned with are exactly the same child rights, women's right. i want the institutions i establish to be solid, to be able to continue to work even when i'm not here. this is one. the second is i'm concerned with the transforming the i

as for this rite aid location, they are already providing it over-the-counter. in manchester, i'm kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. new at 11:00, massachusetts federal trade commission to investigate the unfair or deceptive acts of some liquid nicotine retailers. he is especially concerned how retailers use recognizable brand names of breakfast cereal and candy like twix to advertise liquid nicotines used in electronic cigarettes. >>> investigators are trying t.o. find the man who prepared security at jfk airport he made in over an airport terminal fence and on to the taxiway of american airlines. it brought operations to a halt. the man was never found. >>> the fog can develop, be aware of that. >> and decked in pink all ready for the holidays but this little tree causing a big controversy in a new england classroom. tonight an update on if it will stay or go. >> and bringing a touch of home this holiday season to wherever they are serving. a mom with three children in the asking for some kind words and >> a randolph woman with three sons serbing overseas and all o

nbc 10 was out where police investigated a situation at a walmart and rite-aid, and the bomb squad arrived responding to a phone-in threat. investigators checked out a report of a suspicious package left under a car as police and k-9 units searched stores. a witness explained. to their cars, had to see what's going on, and the girl on the way out said something underneath her back tire, and the cops went to go over there and start looking, backed up, cleared the area, got everybody out. >> a police helicopter scanned the roof of the rite-aid, and investigators have not said if they found a package. >>> new from overnight, philadelphia police invest gait a shooting in cop's creep. we were on 51st street near spruce where a man was shot in the shoulder, in stable condition now at the hospital. >>> today, pennsylvania law ma e makers vote on p a tax. the lack of a b spending plan hurts cash strapped school districts and social service agencies. governor wolff's office says they are confident they have the votes in the house for a billion dollar tax bill. the measure could contain an increase

for rite aid, $830. and cvs was the highest at $855. the price of costco was much lower. only $117. and you don't need a costco membership to fill your prescriptions there. buying the drugs online was the best deal of all. only $83. consumer reports recommended shopping only at verified shopping sites. consumer reports also found some real bargains at independent mom and pop pharmacies. but you need to ask for a better deal. their pharmacists often have more flexibility to match or beat competitor's prices. >> never be afraid to ask a pharmacist for a lower price. some may charge you less if they know you're paying out-of-pocket. >> many chain and big-box stores offer a very low price if you pay out of pocket. prices are as low as $4, and they still are, for a 30 day supply that's likely to be less than you pay for your insurance co-pay. >> good to know, michael. thank you. >> well, we want to share a buchl image of a sun set. this is last night's sunset. take a look at this. over looking balinas. when you see weather shots, please take a picture or some video. we just may show it o

sky force 10 was out last night where police investigated a situation in a walmart and nearby rite-aid. nbc 10 was on scene on the ground as the bomb squad arrived just after 10:00. police responded to a phoned-in threat. they checked out a report of a suspicious package left under a car, this as police and k-9 units searched the stores. a shopper explained what he witnessed. >> everybody just hustled to get out, get out to the car, sat there, got fuel up, figuring out what was going on, and the girl next to us on the way out, she said something about underneath her back tire, and the cops went to go, you know, over there and start looking, backed up, cleared the area, got everybody out. >> a police helicopter scanned the roof of the rite-aid a mile and a half away from the walmart. investigators have not said if they found a suspicious package. >>> today, pennsylvania lawmakers vote on a tax plan that could help end the state's budget battle. it's. almost six months now since pennsylvania had a budget. the lack of a spending plan has been hurting cash-strapped school districts and soc

oh, rite aid? i think rite aid is up over time with walgreen's but it's going to take some government regulation so it's going to be a while. let's go to larry in massachusetts, please. >> caller: happy holidays to you, your family, and your impeccableable staff who always underpromise and overdelivered. >> they are u.p.o.d., underpromise, overdeliver. >> caller: disney, sending out dissident businesses can add value. i started buying disney after the first drop in the espn subscriptions because the other businesses had great catalysts. but we don't see great cartoon characters running around at half time. what do you think of the chances? >> we don't want that. espn has lost subscribers, but it's a mosaic. when abc was doing badly, people gave up on disney. espn doesn't have as many subscribers. is "star wars" going to be as big as people expect? i don't know. some of the merchandise isn't selling as well as i thought it would. i think disney in the end is a good stock to own longer term, which i

and they bought rite aid. so i'm wondering if my cost for high drugs are going to go up. i do appreciate your shedding light on this and thank you. >> thanks for the company. impact of foreign pharmaceutical companies on u.s. drug prices about. >> there are obviously foreign companies engaging this, this is a necessary market. but what we really have to keep in mind here is that any u.s. company that does create drugs and any drug that comes from overseas has to be a p proved by the fda here. so again, there are strict regulations that each company must follow for these drugs to be approved. so regardless of where a drug is developed, it does have to pass the standards here. something else the caller raised is the consolidation of benefit managers, the pharmacies, walgreen walgreen's rite saaid, the companies do have strong negotiation power. so it's unclear the impact that could come from these cocoas potentially having greater negotiation power, but definitely something on the radar. >> about 20 minutes left with sarah farris, the him.chil the you want to check out her

to receive the scol global treasure award in recognition of her advocacy of women's and children's rites. joining our conversation is sally osburg the c.e.o. of the foundation, founding and encouraging social change and problem entrepreneursh entrepreneurship. she tells us why it is a disruptive force, and how it's needed now, more than ever. what is is it? >> social entrepreneurs are entrepreneurs disrupting the equill ibrya in our societies. that sound fancy, but they are working on the issues that graca machel described - issues of child nutrition, issues of child mortality, issues of child empower. and education. heath access and equity. all those issues come together for social entrepreneurs. they find innovative solutions that often have at their heart partnership and collaboration with the communities they serve. >> how does that differ from the aid model we are familiar with and why do you find it more preferable than the aid model. >> that is a politically charged question. i think after the world war ii, we actually developed a model development that served us well through the

saturday , scottish rite temple, 616 a ave. ne, cedar rapids; $20, 393-9681 or shop.gemsofh ope.com diana, thanks for being here. the gazette's diana nolan joins us now. diana, where do we begin? euforquestra: home for holidays 8 p.m. friday , englert theatre, 221 e. washington st., iowa city; $15 advance, $20 show day, englert box office, 688-2653 or englert.orgb rucemore daytime holiday mansion tours various times through dec. 31; brucemore, 2160 linden dr. se, cedar rapids; $3 to $7 daytime tours, brucemore store in the visitor center; details at 362-7375 or brucemore.or ggiggles and grins for gems 6 to 9 p.m. saturday , scottish rite temple, 616 a ave. ne, cedar rapids; $20, 393-9681 or shop.gemsofh ope.com controversial comments aren't helping the.... the president at the university of iowa. protestors are saying bruce harreld needs to step down because of what he said. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert the families of victims shot and killed in san bernardino, california. t

pharmaceuticals do that, rite. >> martin shkreli made the grievous sin of speaking the truth. he's an extreme version of what is business as usual. it's important to point out nothing he did was illegal. there's many decisions in the health care system not done in the public interest, and he illustrated it with a stunning statement that he give. the newest probably cost many thousands. many have qud rupled and gone five times up in price even though they are supposed to come down. the nut drug for help tight us c is expensive. so a lot of the pricing is supported by a pattern system. pattern is supposed to reward innovation and reward system bringing value to patients. the system is seriously broken. health care pricing in general is quite erational. there has been scrutiny. if we are going to be honest what is public interests and how to get pricing. >> martin shkreli faced scrit six. there's a -- criticism. there's a lot of publicity, a lot of bad publicity. is it worth it in the end. >> if there's no public penalty other than being a whipping boy. many stream prices will no

but they are asserting there is this sacred rite of social media that we have a right of speech and we have to have that debate - - debate with terrorism. in those to finally acknowledge the tremendous platform but they should not be appropriated to do their bidding whether recruited or fund-raising you ask if they have been successful then it you would see them reach end and the reason in as deal is successful terror group in history is between money and oil the way they reach the foreign fighters of is the recruitment effort around the world recruited men to their shores. but alberto made a valid point to understand where they come from. we have to deny them the ability to take down as many of these accounts as the key and but to take down a social media account and if they do come back even if they are less effective and tries to identify and craft messages so we advocate messages to joey in the jihad. >> do you agree that there is a responsibility of the service providers? >> at the very least there needs to be a conversation that is a common-sense first step in "forbes" magazine t

at rite aid, it was almost $830. and cvs was the highest, at $855. the price at costco was much lower, only $117. you don't need a costco membership to fill prescriptions there. buying the drugs online was the best deal of all. only $83 at healthwarehouse.com. consumer reports recommends internet pharmacy practice sites that show the vipps logo, like health warehouse. consumer reports also found some real bargains at independent mom and pop pharmacies, but you may need to ask for a better deal. their pharmacists often have more flexibility to match or beat competitors' prices. >> never be afraid to ask a pharmacist for a lower price, no matter where you shop. some pharmacies may charge you less if they know you are paying out of pocket. >> now, consumer reports also says many chain and big-box stores offer common generics at very low prices if you pay out of pocket. prices are as low as $4. for a 30-day supply, likely less than your insurance copay. you can get more information on how to save money on prescriptions on our website, abc7ny. >>> you won

the republican party said something to me once, he said you never forget the first time brian it's a rite of passage to legislators. we'll jump into the show. chat with former state rep wayne ford. also nina turner, she had endorsed hillary clinton, is now endorseing bernie sanders. will go chat with her. all of that and more on another episode of "roske on politics." >> we will become a rich and great nation again. a great honor. >> we have the top one tenth of one percent. >> the iranians keep negotiating. that's what they did. >> the thing i'm concerned about in this nation the last few years have not changed. >> we're chatting with mark leibovitz -- >> governor bobby jindal. >> u.s. senator -- >> hop on the back. >> i love it. >> congress woman -- >> aloha. >> state senator, maria -- >> senator tom harkin. >> sometime us don't even have to win the caucus to come in second or third, and no one expected it. >> governor rick klein. >> congressman johnson. >> paul strauss. >> any candidate seeking to earn the awesome and sacred trust of the president of the united states has become engage

people at shop rite were getting last minute dressings for christmas dinner table, and that is what was going on there. >>> now here's the real talker, live on this christmas morning, it is the weather. it is unseasonably warm out and extremely, extremely foggy, so sabina a kuriakose you are live along columbus boulevard. will we be able to see you? i think you're -- where are you? >> reporter: hi, i will tell you it is a good thing that rodolph has a very red nose because santa will need it as he delivers those race few presents, it is so foggy out here. i want to take a look out the in the distance you can wearily see that walkway over south street, and as we pan over just a little bit you cannot even see traffic lights. they are all surrounded in dense fog and national weather service we have a dense fog advisory until 10:00 o'clock this morning, and a quarter mile visibility, so if you are, one of those millions of drivers, triple a a says that will be outside on the road between now and new years day and outside on the road this morning, you want to be careful using caution, make s

activester: progun rite told us they came to listen what .eing said disagree with most other points.> the worst thing that came out wanting to use the no fly list is a way to ban people firearms.asing because there's no due process list.t >> reporter: meanwhile speakers encouraged rally goers to lobby lawmakers to bring about tougher gun laws >> it's our job and responsibility to make sure we are not silence. are going to work until the laws are changed. maybe ater: this preview what's to come. state andross the country. live in the newsroom, roz abc 7 news. >>> new developments in last month's paris terror attacks. belgium police detained one person. the search continues of a man role.d of playing a key so far eight people have been arrested in belgium on of involvement. >>> up is six passengers was suspiciousafter a device was found in the bathroom air france flight. the airline said the device was examined. found.mful was then the aircraft was headed to paris at the time. >>> coming up -- a gentleman in the -- cave with bear. >> what we're learn being a vicious bear attack. >>> ne

. >>> it seems the nypd is getting their wish from santa- con revellers during the annual rite. hundreds kicked off the festivities in williamsburg before heading to bars in brooklyn and lower manhattan. thy don't understand why santa- con got a bad wrap when hits eye about coming together and having fun. together with friends and in the spirit of christmas. >> we all sing along, christmas carols walking everywhere. it's a good time. >> if people continue to impose santa-con, i have to conclude that there are people in new york who were antifun. >> organizers started planning with police more than a month ago getting a permit to assemble in the park and sending messages out to participants about safety. >>> a big holiday gift for drivers. coming up on eyewitness news, gas prices take the plunge nearing a key milestone. >> and you have seen them on shared them, too. we will show you the top ten >>> it is time to take a look at the top ten videos of the year courtesy of you tube. >> these are videos seen by they resonate and say something about our world. here is tim fleischer wit

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you may be wondering what is open on christmas, a few stores, 711, family dollar, rite-aid and cvs, starbucks may be open, there is also an idea to get people gift cards, electronics, that is available here as well. heading into the holiday shopping season it has been disappointing for retailers, haven't been able to come up with the numbers they usually, part of the reason is this unseasonably warm weather, a cold winter as you see here, a lot of stores reporting they're not selling it, the good news for us is the day after christmas savvy shoppers should know a great day for awesome deals, it is the third busiest day in terms of holiday shopping season and a lot of places you find things that 40% off, wake of tomorrow in the nude to go find deals, i can certainly do that right after the holidays today. live from the walgreen's in times square, back to you guys. robert: you and i were looking at coach, some good deals on coach already. kerry: retailers are cutting prices. robert: we have plenty more coming up including -- kerry: a lot on the warm weather and the christmas holiday. samantha i

apple is open from 7:00 to 6:00, food stores like shop rite will stay open today to help those preparing christmas dinner. procrastinating purchasers better get going. before time is up. a few other stores will stay open today including nordstrom, bed, bath and beyond and marshall's which will stay open until 11:00 tonight. all the employees will go home and spend time with their family because all stores are closed on including macy's. we are live for merrill square this morning. kerry: police are searching for two women who stole $750,000 worth of jewelry from gary williams, civvies and -- release this surveillance video from chelsea, police believe williams met the two women early saturday morning. he took an active his apartment where they spent an hour and a half inside. williams notices jewelry was missing later that day. robert: a woman who made headlines claiming she had an affair with brian cashman agreed to plead the letter extortion case. she was arrested in 2012 for harassing cashman and trying to extort thousands of dollars from him. he maintains innocence but said she accep

>>> new at 12:30, philadelphia police have released video of a man they say used a knife to rob a rite-aid, it happened christmas night on the 1900 block of fairmount avenue, police say the employees approached the man thinking he was shoplifting, he then pulled out the knife and chased them and allegedly threatened them while stealing merchandise. >>> the west african nation of guinea passed a major test in the fight against ebola. >>> and a car plows into two homes in eastern pennsylvania. plus, david murphy returns with your accuweather forecast including new years when we come right back. >>> the world health organization declared the nation of guinea free of ebola. the virus claimed 2500 lives in guinea and is the starting point for the largest ebola epidemic ever. this came after no new cases were detected in three weeks and guinea had to go lieu two incubation periods in those two weeks. and more than 15,000 ebola survivors in east africa face health issues linked to the virus. >>> iraq's prime minister vows that -- by next year. the prime minister says that his next goal it to quot

. >> pathmark is the highest price store than acme and giant and shop rite. >> reporter: if quality is king, whole foods should be your market of choice, but if you're looking for the winter for quality and prices look no further than wegmans. >> customers love it, it's highly rated than the next chain down it's surprising to us every time we get these results. on top of that it's offering low prices. >> reporter: for a link to free access, go to 6abc.com, checkbook magazine is giving our viewers free access for the next two weeks. nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> we have much more coming up on "action news" saturday morning. the cost to rent a home has skyrocketed. americans are spending you will their money to put a roof over their head. >>> a whale of a tale comes to theaters this weekend, we've that come up, we'll be right back. ♪ this holiday season, my good friend gave to me ♪ ♪ 7 powerball tickets ♪ 6 match 6 chances ♪ 5 cash 5s ♪ 4 cash4lifes ♪ 3 pick 3s ♪ 2 mega millions (joe) happy holidays, rita. (rita) thanks, joe! (man) what a great gift! (announcer) pennsylvania lott

starting today, rite aid will carry a supply with other pharmacies in the city planning to follow. >>> bill bratton is urging clergies of all faiths to unite against terrorism. >> he talked about the growing and evolving threat of terrorists and asked clerics to keep everyone engaged. >> we have a shared to be seamless in our relationships, as we attempt to, in this city, protect the 8.5 million people who are the responsibility of the nypd. >> this meeting comes on the heels of president obama's address on terrorism. the president said it's the responsibility of every american of every faith to reject discrimination. >> not feeling like winter out there. >> we're in this pattern mainly because of el nino that's been happening in the pacific and brings warmer than average temperatures for the east coast, especially the northeast. so we're still this that pattern and it's going to get warmer before the end of the week. put on top of that, the climate change, we have warm weather galore. temperatures today were in the 50s. right now it's 50 degrees. we've had some issues with the air qu

so i could bury them with dignity and perform our traditional religious rites. >> no one knows who might be buried here, the prosecutors are already standing by. >> translator: at the moment we're hand-cleaning the posthumous remains, we are transporting them to the lab, and with dna we hope we will be able to identify the victims. >> 20 years after the dayton accords brought peace here the killing fields have still not given up all their bitter secrets. in sarajevo, this statue was eregulated, showing a man shouting, to have his son come out of the woods. the remains of more than 400 victims of the massacre of srebrenica at this time r remain unfound. 20 years of peace have still not brought closure for their families. an eternal flame in the city burns in memory of the victims of the war. but many are lying in unquiet graves, their bodies still undiscovered. david chater al jazeera. >>> typhoon maloor drops heavy rain in the region of the philippines, wind gusts of 150 kilometers in an hour. >>> the laos pdr investigation has been called a farce. disappearance of a diplomat three years

not much in terms of where you get some gifts, you have 711, family dollar stores, rite-aid and walgreen's as well as cvs for the available at certain locations to you. a lot of people have said when i like having the deadline, they liked having things happening and getting finished up right before they see their family. a lot of people later today, this may be the place to go. another thing to touch on the day after christmas is a a huge day for retailers, huge day for sales, some numbers to review. actually i think it is one of the busiest, third biggest day with holiday season traffic. if you want to wait for tomorrow if you are treating yourself to something that is the day to get it because you might find a lot of great deals the day after christmas but again happy shopping to anyone who has to do it, come to see us in times square, a lot of gifts in walgreen's. kerry: thanks so much. looking at some more record-breaking temperatures, samantha has an update on the forecast. writer late fees, it is 4:41 on christmas day, santa claus has come to town and we hope as you wake up we find o

that goes rite to your phone. >>> cheers today as a historic deal is reached in paris, the governments of 190 countries agreeing to adopt a major agreement to fight climate change. and for the first time, it asks all countries to cut down on gas emissions. tony explains what other changes we'll see. >> reporter: the room was silent, the deal was done, the gavel was banged and it was like a rocket had landed on the moon. >> the paris agreement has been adopted. >> the world has come to an agreement on climate change. a pac that does three big things. limits global temperature rise to 6 degrees fahrenheit or less. we're already halfway there, so that's an ambitious target. and $100 billion will be given to developing countries to adapt and mitigate climb malt change. and limits gas emissions to 2,500 a year. and every year the nations of the world will have to come together to ratchet up their ambitions. >> while yes, we think this is in our best interest, as i think every nation here does. much more importantly, this is in the interest of every nation on earth. >> reporter: this agreeme

the visit to israel is a rite of passage for u.s. presidential candidates, and tron campaigned for netanyahu in 2013 -- and campaigned for netanyahu in 2013. but netanyahu does not feel the same way. trump admitted he canceled the trip because he did not want to put netanyahu in a bind. israeli prime minister rejected trump -- the israeli prime minister rejected trump's comments on muslims. muslim countries have banned his products. muhammad ali is but the latest to join in. although he did not mention trump by name, he released a statement saying muslims have to stand up against those who use islam to advance their own agenda. >> there is nothing about killing muslims anywhere in the world. true muslims know that the ruthless violence of so-called islamic jihadists goes against the very tenets of our religion. reporter: trump said there would be exceptions for diplomats and athletes and that the ban might be short-lived. despite the outrage from both sides of the aisle, trump continues to lead the republican race by both digit -- by

rite-aid has more than 4,000. u.p.s. is reportedly getting slammed with holiday deliveries the "wall street journal" rate for ground packages fell 6% this week compared to the same time last year. an increase in on-line sales that started around thanksgiving is likely fueling the showdown. extra pickups and low staff aren't helping either. u.p.s. does admit it has experienced some high impact areas. >> ted: relief and a treat for drivers getting pulled over in kentucky. one sheriff's department is handing out $100 bills instead of tickets. someone donated $10,000 to the warren county sheriff's department. the donor asked for the money to be given to people in need, so all week, drivers who were expecting the worst, are being pleasantly surprised. >> well, my first reaction was relief, and that that's a wonderful present, and i have six children and this will be a great treat for yours. >> this is the second year the sheriff's department has been able to surprise drivers. deputies say it's just as much a blessing for them

. >>> philadelphia police have released this video of a man they say used a knife to rob a rite-aid, it happened christmas night on the 1900 block of fairmount avenue, employees say the man approached him thinking he was shoplifting and he pulled a knife and chased him and threatened them while stealing merchandise, everybody is okay but employee would like to hear from you if you know the man in the video. >>> with umbrellas and signs in hand, a group of chester high school student, held this rally to show support for planned parenthood. they are showing support after they showed video discussing fetal tissue, congress investigated and found that no laws were broken. >>> a southhampton family is celebrating a new baby for new year after a dramatic delivery in the car by the pregnant woman herself, nora muchanic reports little portia was early. >> she wasn't due until january 23rd, but little portia could not wait. her mother, keesha went into labor early this morning and they jumped in their struck and went to the hospital fast. >> it went from me breathing hard to me screaming in t

talking about the 75-year-old may fair woman shot in the face this morning, she was return frgt shop-rite with two bags of groceries when she was jumped by an armed robber on the 7100 block. >> there was a struggle and a shot was fired, she was hit in the face and neighbors called police and the wounded 75-year-old picked up her groceries and made her way home. blood spots marking the sidewalk. >> put the grocery as way and waited for the police to come and take her to the hospital. >> those that know her she say lunch room aide. >> she is stubborn and walked home. >> she say very determined lady. >> very, very she works with 5 to 10-year-olds all day long. >> she was shot in the cheek and walked two and a half some blocks home. >> i am taken with this. >> it's hoped that the victim is out of the hospital soon and told the detectives that her assailant was a hispanic if his 20s or 30s, at northeast detectives, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> radnor police are asking for your help finding a man wanted in connection with an armed robbery and an arrest warrant it wanted for kennet

still to come, a creation it seems like it came from the men in black, a gun made out of a meteor rite, it may cost you breaking news out of everett, and our cameras catch that go moment live on tv just a few minutes ago, a man who had barricaded himself inside a home on high street in everett, putting his arms up and tackled by police, it all starting earlier today after neighbors heard gun shots, police arrived on teen, that man barricaded them self inside the home, the man did come out and you are render. moments later, our cameras also caught flames at that very home. out of which that suspect had just watched an explosion of sorts and then the flames erupting there on the scene. we didn't know what set those flames off. we are working on the identity of that suspect and exactly what touched all of this off earlier today. jim smith will have a live report coming up at 6:00. >>> also tonight, and out of this world project high end gun meteorite into pistols that could sell for is million dollars each. the meteorite crashed to earth 4.5 million years ago, the company is calling the g

. >> rite, you know, i think what you are referring to is what is a misunderstanding.hen people here ban the box, they are thinking "i can never find out information about a conviction history." it's not the case. it's delaying the inquiry until later. the reason it's important is because it gives job applicants a real fupt opportunity to show they are qualified so an employer can look at a person. that's what this is about. >> do we know. is there any way to know whether that one thing, making it a second tier question, rather than a first tier one changes the outcome when n ex-offender gets a job. >> absolutely. it has taken off. there are 16 states, and over 100 cities and counties that had a policy in pleas. we sn see from evidence that it works. north carolina, there the coalition for social justice worked with the city and county and found numbers increased. that is good for the local community and economy. >> during the day your members probably interviewed thousands. where does that fit? a person's record, in the range of things you want to know about job. >> i

nbc 10 was there last night where the bomb squad investigated the situation at a walmart and a rite-aid. police responded to what they called a phone-in threat. investigators checked out a report of a suspicious package that was allegedly left under a car, but they have not said if they ever found the package. >>> a north philadelphia child care center where a baby died this week is now closed. state officials have cited gross incompetence and misconduct for the reason of the closure. a makeshift memorial sits outside of sister's child care. teddy bears and messages left in memory of the ten month old girl who died. a man whose granddaughter attended the center said he was impressed with the facility. >> if there was a problems, they were there for you. they were good. i think the school was great. surprised this happened with a child here. >> a state report says no one at the day care had up-to-date cpr training and no one called 911 when the baby was unresponsive. instead, they walked the girl to a hospital. >>> convicted cop killer says he's received poor medical care while receiveri

a rite of passage. for an arena to carry on that type of vibe, that type of feeling, it's a court of dreams down there. >>> time for us to step aside for a minute. when we come back, i'll show you a shot even coach k couldn't fix. the city of brotherly love. you'd be surprised how easy it is to get a good low-cost health plan! you might even get help paying for it! go to nystateofhealth.ny.gov or call 1-855-355-5777 >>> welcome back everyone. islanders taking a trip down the turnpike to philly to take on the islanders. the only blemish, the shootout to ottawa on saturday. the islanders had a 3-1 lead, but end up blowing it. claude giroux ties it at 3-3 in the 3rd. stand tall, stopping all three flyers shots. the isles win 4-3. >>> this also went to a shootout. devils hadn't lost a shootout all season until now. the leafs win it in the shootout. >>> if you ever have a chance at a half court shot, no pressure, it can't be worse than this. this wouldn't even get 20 cents. >> look at the mascot, he's like,

clouds out and about rite now. could see a peek of sunshine through those and not al bad early afternoon, but as we get to the early hours of tomorrow, the wee hours of the morning, if you will, or midovernight, that's when rain will work its way in. clinton and andover, up to ryanbeck, you'll see the showers drifting to the north, and then 7:00 a.m., dry out a little bit, but more is coming in our direction. we get to about late morning, early afternoon, we begin to see those clouds roll in and the rain too. tuesday, midday, rain again to our south and north, and narrow corridor for the city, and then much of it goes away sbool evening hours tuesday. that's the first dose of rain. the future rain totals. this is where we wind up after our first bout of rain with about quarter inch or a little more than that. and by wednesday, it restarts during the afternoon, and we get a good dose, upwards of an inch of rain to an inch and a half done. that will help with the drought conditions because right now, we have moderate

this is my city rite here. >>> i should have went to the nba because i am the most valuable player. prior convictions including pg. >> i'm good at everything i do. >> we're not a game. but they say anything over 3 people in a sthar that's really like moving up to me. now you got him and his posse from the store. >> leading to oliver's arrest revolving between stars. >> a few emerged on line attacking a zillow inside a sacramento mall. >>> he's the man and voice behind the camera. >> somebody seen somebody. he was with our crowd. they broke out and just started fighting and then i'm recording the fight with my cell phone. oliver's next move led police directly to hi >> i put it on youtube. you know what i mean. >> it was a fight. >> authorities say the video posting sparked two days of gang violence. some of whom were innocent bystanders shot and injured. >> they had me all over the news. you've got me on america's most wanted. what is going on here. you knew they were looking for you, right? >> who wants to go to jail? >> he was arrested in alabama and. but oliver has been charmg ed

. >> reporter: the witness says a video may have been on a cell phone, and didn't have the rite of way, but regardless, the driver broke the law by leaving the scene. >> he was the only person in the street. how can you not miss it? >> reporter: he was walking home from the funeral of a friend. now they have to plan another funeral. he has no siblings, just his parents. my daughter hen her husband, she's very upset. and unfortunately, police don't have a lot to go on. they're looking for a black toyota camry that has front edge damage. they asked for information, call detectives. live at jackson heights, michael george, news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> we now know the name of the man fatally shot by police after leading them on a dangerous chase through yonkers. 36-year-old miguel epinal sped off at 242nd street and broadway. police chased his nissan on to the saw mill parkway before he made a u-turn against traffic and caused a big accident. he ran off in the woods and shot after a confrontation. a passenger was taken into the custody and released without charges. supreme court is i

. >> you can see the whole interview this sunday on 60 minutes rite here on kpix5. >>> the arizona cardinalsooking to clinch a playoff spot already. i'm dennis o'donnell and david lee helps start the warriors ,,, just press clean and let roomba from irobot® help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba from irobot® better together™. >> tomorrow, the warriors are looking for their 28th straight win dating back to last season when david lee was part of the championship run. he was traded to the celtics because he wanted a chance to start again in another city. he is still very close with his former teammates. he has no regrets. even that trip to vegas he paid for after the team won the title. >> i have been jumping a little bit better this season. pockets are a little lighter. >> i tell you what, michael crabtree is feeling a little heavier in his pockets today. yesterday, the raiders inked him to a four year contract extension. ken, as you know, i wrote it in my blog

governor hassan #in order to stock narcan in all rite aid stores in the state. it is important to note that not every right aid will have narcan on hand every day. they will be able to order it. we will tell you what store does have that available immediately. police are looking for the man seen in the surveillance pictures robbing the exeter market on front tree yesterday. he had a gun and grabbed money from the register just before 2:00. what is the high going to be in the queen city? kevin: mid to upper 40' s. the back edge of this will move through the state after the evening commute tonight. temperatures are above our normal highs this time of year. all of this falls in the form of rain. maybe near 50 with an onshore breeze. a second system on the heels of this one. tomorrow morning, a little bit of sunshine. behind that, mild air. still in the 50' s for christmas day. on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for