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temperatures are upper 30's to mid 40's. we will rise into the upper 40's by 9:00 a.m. a good day to have your lunch outside on this first day of december. wintereteorological starting today. afternoon. we head to the mid to upper 30's by 11:00. .ou will need the coat not yet the scarf or gloves. across the area tomorrow morning. bigger changes are on the way. we will talk about that and our next chance of rain after the break. want some inspirational stories for a change? you gotta check out the american dream. saturdays, 1pm, newschannel8 ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. announcer: you are watching good morning washington, on your side. commuters.ds up, wires are down at north frederick avenue and chestnut street in g

this will go to the 40's by 8:00. lower 40's by 11:00.so if you are going to be out and about make sure you have something warm to wear. the hats and gloves. you will need it. but at least we are not dealing with a wind chill factor. overnight lows 28 to 35. mainly clear skies so chilly start to saturday. we are talking about the upcoming weekend. next week, next week we have a strong cold front that moves through. give you the timing on that. plus the next chance for rain around the d.m.v. jonathan: thanks. the hot debate on capitol hill. whether the senate bill will pass the tax bill. republican leaders made the changes to the tax bill to win enough votes to clear the senate. but still, the changes may not be enough to make taxpayers happy. melissa dipane has taxpayer reaction. melissa: i got mixed reactions from the folks i talked to today. the changes were made because the republican senators were hesitant to get on board. changes include promise to enact legislation protecting dreamers as well as reinstating the property state deduct

tuesday, upper 40's, but like 30's.sday, 30 degrees with a feels-like temperature of 19, even in the afternoon. blustery air heading our way. tuesday into wednesday with the cold air moving in, flurries not out of the question. friday still in the 30's. we turned the corner for the milder, 40's and 50's, and milder the first half of next week. kimberly: at the caps game gear, wear caps nationals game, same thing. but the redskins game? crickets. scott: the fans have checked out and it looked like the team checked out. it is official, the redskins will not make the playoffs this season, a terrelle pryor >> desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: the washington redskins are going in the wrong direction of the most important time of the season, losing four of their last six games, falling from the nfc playoff race. going into the game today against the chargers, the redskins had a 1% chance of making the playoffs. that 1% is now 0%. washington lost again on the road, second quarter the skins down 13-0, ne

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highs make digital 50's -- mid 50's. we track the cold front for you that arrives late tomorrow night and then christmas weekend, it's a long holiday weekend. at a fewbe looking showers. jacqui: a fast -- adrianna: a fast-moving fire ripping through a john gonzalez has more on the investigation into what started the fire. fire inis was a violent burke, virginia. the single-family home had significant damage. take a look at the sight of the home. is destroyed. this neighbor checking her own home to see if there's any damage to her home. the roof of the home is exposed with a gaping hole. fire investigators tell us the fire started just below that area around the front porch. take a look at some of the video . as fire crews arrived families this around this area with a lot of equipment and trucks on this roadway. this is burnside landing drive. when they arrived from the noticed flames shooting of the front porch. inside andwere flames spread very quickly. in about 30, 35 minutes. can still hear some alarms going off. the

i think upper 40's, low 50's.shout. but we see a lot more sun today than what we're going to see tomorrow. certainly with the clouds coming on across. futurecast likes good amounts of sunshine this afternoon. brings a few clouds in tomorrow morning and then the clouds will thicken up during the day tomorrow. we'll be cloudy by tomorrow afternoon. and by 2 o'clock, look back out to the west. a few showers here. looks like, again, we'll be warm enough that all this is rain. it's going to be very, very light rain. in this type of a setup, we generally don't get much but i think tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening there's at least going to be a few showers out there. it won't be completely dry. and then going into monday morning, things look really, really good. weekend forecast, 47 today. sun and clouds. but a good amount of sunshine, afternoon. late day showers tomorrow. really it's going to be most of us stay dry tomorrow afternoon but we could have a few showers, so, again, what you need to know about tomorrow, i

tms, , it was s really, really extme ent. rererter: otto has built a a computerer network to o procese huge volume ofof data her clcle momodels involveve. it allows her to calculate how much climate change has increaeased the probability ofn extreme weather event, like here in the arctic. friederike: in this case, our results showed that without climate change, this kind of weather event would have been practically possible. is was t grereatt increaea in probability that we've seen to date. on average, human-induced climate change made it 300 times more probabable. repoporter: converersely, friede otto and her team can also prove if a natural disaster was not a result of climate change. for the record floods in southern germany in 2013, for example, the climate data showed no significant deviation in expected rainfall. so there must have been other reasons for the floods. buildings too close to rivers, perhaps. a lack of dredging, a lack of flood plains. in other words, failures at government level. but elsesewhere inin europ

we are in the lower 50's with nighttime lows in the upper 30's to around 40. 40's come wednesday andhursday, and by the end of next week, moving into the holiday weekend, looking at temperatures above average. chances for snow continue to dwindle. adrianna: happening tonight, "star wars: the last jedi" hits nations, and we have a preview. wars" is back. if the high excitement on the carpet at the premiere's in london and new york was any indication, the film has you in for a wild ride. sparks happy moments. it sparks confusing moments. jedi" picks up where "the force awakens" left off, but there are changes. >> a new protagonist or there are new characters. >> every character is going through something mentally and physically. >> i think it's pretty dark, and a little light, too. >> daisy road lee says making this movie was not like "the force awakens." >> we ended 7, and then we began 8. immediately, it's different. -- we know wew are going into something. >> you can expect a big princess leia presents. it is carrie fisher's last star wars film. she finished filming it before she pa

in 1850's and 1860's, it was a good time for the willard. henry willard backed franklin pierce when he was running for president and when he won, he became the first president to visit the willard hotel. it has hosted many presidents, and since then the hotel was called the residence of presidents. in addition to having congressmen and businessmen stay at the hotel, the willard tried to attract foreign dignitaries, especially the japanese delegation. the japanese had never left their homeland and were coming to the united states to visit with president buchanan as a -- just signed the treaty of it amnesty and commerce. at the time, there was no blair house to house foreign dignitaries, so that task fell to the willard. congress a prorated $50,000 for the willard to refurbish and redecorate to accommodate the test -- the guests. the rooms where read carpeted, there was a pantry built in and an entire floor of 60 rooms was given to the delegation. the japanese into through the ladies entrance on 14th street and the security was tight to take c

even at 3 o'clock sitting in the 40's but feeling like the upper 30's.e change from yesterday when we were near 60. at 7 o'clock it's 39 degrees. today's high will be a little bit above average. we'll see highs in the mid to upper 40's, normally about 43 but look at the overnight low. really cold air moves in. 29 degrees for the overnight low. that's going to be a huge change for you for tomorrow morning's bus stop and we are talking the chance for a white christmas. we'll have more on that in the accuweather 7-day in a few minutes, matt. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> back to our breaking track news in bucks county where they are saying we need a bigger crane. the one they brought to hang a really heavy sign was too weak and now commuters on i-95 are paying the price. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live near the scene in croydon. good morning, katherine. >>> good morning, matt. and the good news is the traffic is now getting by in both directions. that was not the case earlier. so at least we're seeing some improvement here but you still want

the wilmotper visa, proviso, the armistice of the 1850's comedy kansas-nebraska's -- of the 1850's, the kansas-nebraska slave act, the dred scott decision meeting kansas, the breakup of the democratic party, and finally the election in 1860 of the first president ever committed to putting slavery on a course of ultimate extinction. that, in brief, is the sequence was a events that full-blown sectional crisis which destroyed one major party, ripped another in half, and sent a nation reeling into civil war. not for nothing to classical accounts of the civil war begin the sequence of events set in motion by the mexican-american. -- the mexican-american war. it was the beginning of one process but the end of another. -- oflmination of a slow a struggle over slavery whose origins can be traced at least to the american revolution. if we need to go back to 1846 to explain the secession crisis, we need to go back to 1776 to explain the crisis of the 1850's. that is why historians have begun -- have begun constructing some explore the discontinuities between the first and second waves of the mov

by the weekend we have 40's and the 30's for the highs.hird front here is coming next tuesday. a week from today. nancy: talk about the hard hit. erin: scary. the sports world was holding its breath after the steelers linebacker suffered what is now called a spine injury in last night's game against the he is still in a cincinnati hospital. the hope was he could travel to pittsburgh today but it appears that reportedly due to the swelling that it may be another 24 to 48 hours before it can happen. steelers say he won't be surgery so that appears to be a good sign and he had movement in the lower extremities today. on a lighter note. christmas came early for nearly 200 kids around the d.m.v. as the redskins transform their locker room to santa's workshop. >> i love christmas. i love it. >> there is something about christmas that brings out the kid in all of us. erin: they teamed up to spread holiday cheer. >> a lot of the kids come from the environments there they are less fortunate to get nice things for christmas. to be here and be part i

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wind chill's in the 30's. the last couple of christmases, we have been in the 60's did that 60's. a cooler christmas on that extended forecast. take a look at that cooler outlook. a little rebound on monday. a cold or push take us near 30. longer-term, the potential for --as we head toward new year's eve. adrianna: all hands on deck at freedom way baptist church. the congregation forced to have christmas services elsewhere after a car slammed into the lobby days before christmas. more now from suzanne kennedy. suzanne: i just got off the phone with the pastor of the freedom way baptist church, and he says they will not be able to hold their annual christmas services. take a look behind me. you can see the building is unsafe. this is posted by the county. that is because a white crown victoria slammed into the building thursday afternoon. the car punched a hole through the brick wall. this is the second time in a month they have had an accident like this here. as a result, about 150 congress grants will worship next to the main church and only be able to have one service on sunday.

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no mandatory training in the 1940's, 1950's, 1960's. when foster parents begin organizing -- one way they fight back against this whole regime is by trying to adopt the children in their care, which they are not supposed to do. another way is by organizing themselves together to try to improve the conditions under which they are performing their jobs or roles. one of the chief things they ask for is training. this job is very complex. in almost every state you have to go through weeks of training to become a foster parent. that was not the case at all. you had to be visited by a social worker and approved, but not the kind of training we would expect today. >> in missouri, and i think in many states the current goal is reunification of children with families. was that also the goal and the other period? catherine: that is such a great question. that is the heart of it. that i would say is what experts believed the goal was. but how it works on the ground, there were very few programs in place to make that happen. there were no really th

feels more like 20's heading down into south jersey and down the shore, lower 20's that is.makes a big difference, right. throughout the day we will make ate above freezing by noon time but still wind chills in the 20's so it will feel colder out there once we get above freezing with ample sunshine we should get good melting. 40 degrees in the after noon for our high temperature but it will feel more like the 30 's enduring the ladder part of the afternoon. storm scan three shows a quiet picture across the area all the way into delaware, del marva peninsula looking dry, quiet with sunshine. we are tracking lake effect snow showers located up to the north and west and we could see a snow shower sneaking through poconos throughout the day-to-day otherwise we are completely quiet. heading in the overnight hours we will see increasing cloud cover possible with disturbance moving through that we will see flurry or snow shower well off to our north and west and poconos but this is moisture starved disturbance that is moving through so i wouldn't expect much. quiet on monday we are

that tradition continued through the 1930's and 1940's. the patent office, being in close proximity, you had a lot of people visiting washington with new ideas, whether it be elevator, steam or gas engines, air-conditioning, you name it. those ideas would come across the willard, either in the lobby or at the round-robin bar. were,as astute as they the family members always had their year to the ground to find out what the latest -- had their --ear tohe ground the ground. running water and actual bathroom accommodations in individual rooms. in the turn-of-the-century, you had the new willard, as it was known in 1901 on the corner of 14th and pennsylvania. you had all these modern accommodations that bedazzled people. people were visiting washington for the first time, visiting capitol hill and the white house, here is this beautiful hotel with a grand lobby and peacock alley and modern conveniences that they were not used to at home. it is fascinating, talking to people who visited washington for the first time, in the 1940's during world

s/judith lópez, manifestante "va a perjudicar a la comunidad latina pero no solo a ellos sino a otrassonas que tienen pocos recursos de dinero". mientras tanto en la casa blanca el presidente donald trump dijo que se bajo el plan acordado por los republicanos una familia de cuatro vería una reducción de 2,000 dólares en impuestos. pero algunos economistas advierten que esa reducción tendría una fecha de expiración, mientras que el plan le rebajaría a 21% los impuestos a las grandes empresas indefinidamente. s/isaac cohen, economista "el gobierno insiste que bajándole a las empresas contribuye al crecimiento y el crecimiento aumenta el empleo y el empleo aumenta el ingreso de las personas". la medida además acabaría con el requerimiento de obamacare que obliga a personas a comprar seguro de salud. algo que podría afectar los precios y la estabilidad en los mercados. s/martin gomez, manifestante de arizona "va a afectar a latinos también que viven no solo en el estado de arizona pero en todo estados unidos". otros, como esta delegación de puerto rico cabildeaban esta semana en contra de

mid-50's tomorrow, and 60's by tuesday.ven some of the latest guidance shows a milder trend possibly for christmas. we had the cool stretch and several inches of snow across the area, several bouts of snow, including light snow on friday. right now, it is a live the rain. it is too mild or anything more. look at the radar. andhave to head down to war 10, culpeper, fredericksburg for any of the rain to reach the ground. thinkhe next few hours, i the showers are few and far between at best. outside right now, looking at the capitol, 46 degrees downtown with a light south-southeasterly wind. dew point at 32, feels comfortable. typically we have 46 for the culpeper. right now, most of us in the 40's. some 40's in the western suburbs. i think with the extra cloud cover, we won't see temperatures dropping as much. 20 this morning, teens yesterday morning, tonight i think we will stay in the 30's. the sprinkles and drizzle will taper off. upper 30's downtown, lower 30's to the west. here is how it looks. 10:00, good to go. when yo

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upper-40's, middle 40's on monday. the next seven days, a big last of colder air that is on the way, and will it be cold enough to maybe inch a little bit of snow out there toward the end of next week as we welcome in 2018? adrianna: we will see you. >>> get ready to party. we've been getting ready all year long and it's finally time for "the chew's" holiday celebration. michael's whipping up a mouthwatering meal that'll drive you braisey. then it's a wrap as i go on a wild adventure with clinton you won't want to miss. plus, we're hanging with actress jennifer esposito. >> i want to eat. >> the celebration starts right now, on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hey. hey, everyone. thank you very much.

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