high pressure, that is in full control up and down eastern seaboard for today but off to the west we are keeping tabs on some showers, and that will head our way, for christmas eve. coming up i'll have the timing of the rain and your entire holiday forecast, bob kelly, good morning. >> good morning. good morning, everybody. 4:02. tgif, they are still working on the stretch of columbus boulevard, trying to make repairs, to this water main break. they have the one lane opened here as you can see folks heading on through. this is southbound, between washington, between christian and washington. you can see brakes tapping there. i talk to the water department they are going to come back at 6:00 o'clock this morning and shut down columbus boulevard, as well, as close the off ramps there i-95 to columbus. so, hopefully they can finally get this fixed before we call it quits for the holiday weekend. so expect delays there. they are still working on the vine street expressway between the schuylkill, and broad street, and closed until 5:00 o'clock this morning. otherwise, kind of quiet. i ran

system crawling to the eastern seaboard the last couple of days. you notice here this is the back edge. you notice that there's a narrow plume of steady rain. overnight tonight. but it's moving at a good clip now. that will move the heaviest of the rain out of here before the rain fall. 7:00 tomorrow morning rain is off shore and starting to clear out. we get the sunshine tomorrow. first day of december is a mild day. >> anchor: track the weather any time with the radar interactive feature on whdh.com. download our mobile and tablet apps. >> water flowing through the streets. >> crews pumping out man holes. >> fires sparki town. >> anchor: and it all started with a water main break this morning. >> anchor: that break ignited a series of underground infernos. tim caputo live in china town to tell us more. >> reporter: you see behind me at the moment the stretch of nealan street and washington street remains closed this evening as they continue the clean up from the mess this that broken piece of water pipe and now it's a clean up effort. fake potent

but snow into chicago and eastern seaboard plenty of sunshine from new york into atlanta. and as we look at the christmas eve forecast, looking at snow for the western side of the united states, showers in indiana and garland, texas and maybe even snow for new york with showers into places like christmas, florida, with a high of 28. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm kanako sachno in tokyo. thanks very much for joining me. olivia: thank you for joining us on "france 24." suspect in the is shot dead in malan. anis amri has been killed i police. he was suspected of carrying out the attack on a christmas market in berlin. vladimir putin talks t to the press. he invited a record number of

once again friday travel up and down eastern seaboard looking good, texas missouri, arkansas, cloud, showers, maybe some snow in iowa along with minnesota and unsettled out west and then for tomorrow we're looking at rain first half of the day especially along the eastern seaboard and it stays unsettled out west. coming up, i'll have more on the timing of that rain, bob kelly, for christmas eve. >> good morning, everybody. 6:02. happy holidays. the we have an accident right here near girard avenue, they have tow truck here, this is i-95 northbound at girard. sort of light volume so far this morning. i think today will be a upside down kind of day with folks on the move heading every which way as 42 freeway, little pocket here coming towards the city, toward walt whitman, they are already working on this the water main break. what a mess. problem is high tide from the delaware river keeps filling up the hole that they dug to get to the pipe underground. so i-95 off ramps to columbus boulevard will be closed to day and lane southbound columbus boulevard closed from 95 down to washingto

navigation app and we can see red from here all the way up the eastern seaboard. amazing. >>> good stuff if you don't like snow and cold which is most of us. >> most normal people.>> it makes sense that winter officially arrives wednesday at 5:40 4 am. you think of december more as winter. 3 degree guarantee and i think we are in pretty 67 yesterday and did miss yesterday and back on the horse today. 38 we are forecasting and should be all right. because we missed yesterday, the good news, dc safe gets $100. every time we miss dc safe is the charity for the month of december. they really help abused women and that's a good thing. they have a safe house that they are in danger of losing so even if we are wrong send the money. live look outside at the weather cam down to 34 dew points in the teens not like last thursday when it was below zero but upper teens pretty dry air mass a few clouds coming through. most part clear tonight and cold for the game. to stop temperatures 18 to 34 and not much wind. cold start with chilly finish tomorrow and winter arrives wednesda

environment and his own legacy, president obama invoked an obscure law to make much of the eastern seaboardme of the arctic off-limits to oil expiration. the decision is a last ditch attempt by president obama to nail down environmental protections before donald trump takes office. the so-called permanent drilling ban applies to portions of the ocean floor from virginia to massachusetts. and shields most of alaska's northern as president obama visited that state last year. as part of his two-year effort to protect around 125 million acres in the region and highlight the effect of climate change. >> the pace of -- of the reductions of the glacier are accelerating. each and every year. >> the decision to indefinitely halt drilling off the alaska can coast is sure to irk the trump administration which has friendly ties to the energy industry. fortunately there is no such thing as a permanent ban and we look forward to working with the new administration on fulfilling the will of american voters on energy production. bob dean is with the national resources defense council. >> the law gives the

along the eastern seaboard. we could have some slick roads, some flight delays and road closures with snow on the north end. little icy mix there in the middle. then we are bracing for the arctic blast, tuesday through thursday. temperatures running, 20 degrees colder than normal in many states. elaine. >> all right, messy start to the week. mary kay kleist, wbbm. thank you. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. z25enz z17vz y25eny y17vy >>> skier is lost in an avalanche this weekend. it happened in western nevada at mount rose ski resort near lake tahoe. mireya villarreal has the the latest. >> reporter: the search for the missing skier ended today after crews found a body in 8 to 10 feet of snow. the 64-year-old man was last seen on the jackpot chute, an expert slope that wasn't ready for skiers yet. saturday, as a storm moved in, officials say the avalanche danger was high. bob harmon with the sheriff's office says two skiers went around a gate and hiked to the top. >> this was a closed area. and,

as we head into tomorrow, a real warmup for the eastern seaboard.ct snows right by the great lakes. heavy rain for sections of the southeast. dry and nice conditions for much of the west. that's a quick look at our >>> good morning. i am meteorologist bill henley. slippery conditions this morning. we've seen snow, sleet, freezing rain, but the temperatures are climbing. by 10:00 this morning, above freezing. still lingering showers in philadelphia. right at the freezing mark, still an icy situation in the suburbs and below freezing, freezing rain at 10:00. then it dries out as we head into the afternoon. slight chance of a shower for the lehigh valley. 40s at 2:00 for delaware, up to 45 at the shore. have a great day. >> i think we have a snowy marriage proposal right here. holy cow. that's a great way to start a saturday. this is unbelievable. we'll send it back inside to you, guys. >> that's fun. >> hopefully she says yes. >> wow. >> hopefully. hopefully she does. we'll try to get katie too. >>> hey, so look who is on her way to the hospital. dyla

we have gale warnings in place for much of hawaii, especially along the eastern seaboard.s windy out there, but the rain is holding off. some really good news, at least for the next 24 hours. also do want to note that hawaii is also a popular tourist destination. a lot of people travel around the new year. the next several days we have a front moving in from the north, bringing scattered showers on and off. and definitely by friday, but at least temperatures on the warm side out there. but through the rest of tuesday, it does look like high 20s and sunny skies all day. now if we look back across the ocean towards northeastern asia, a classic winter weather set-up really dominating much of japan, even extending down to the south, into taiwan, eastern areas of china. you can see on the satellite, those northwesterly winds coming through, picking up the sea-effect snowfall, even down to the south, nock-ten now down to a tropical depression just because of that dry air and high vertical wind shear coming with it. where all the rough weather is now is back towards the north. if

in terms of eastern seaboard. minor system coming in from the west. will bring clouds and light snow and announce tonight and tomorrow. single digits in the mountains, the below zero like alamosa. single -- single digits and teens on the planes. a few foothill locations stay in the 20s. some cloud cover early in the mountains will be scattered snow showers tomorrow across the north announce it won't amount to much. >> temperatures, 20s and 30s, upper 30s to low 40s on the planes, and show area tomorrow will see highs upper 30s to low 40s with 20s to near 30 expected in the mounds. >>> mostly clear, cold, 18 for of 42 and lights mountain snow expected. zoolights friday night. -?be there for, five and six. come out and say hi.>>> it should be in the upper 20s, maybe a flurry around. 35 high on friday. the 52 sunday and then, the cold air coming in late monday, tuesday, three or 4 inches of snow, high 25 by wednesday, zero and-18. welcome to seven sports extra. sprained his foot after the beating he took sunday night against the chiefs. the left him in a

good travel weather up and down the atlantic seaboard or in and out of the midwest. hour by hour as we get into the evening hours, by 8:00, back down to near 40 degrees. then by 11:00 tonight, still hovering just a couple l of degrees cooler than that. so a chilly but dry evening. we'll have the overcast thinning a bit. then some sunshine tomorrow morning. we'll be above freezing by 8:00 a.m. then getting warmer. you're going to notice that by late in the morning, climbing quickly into the 40s. and the commuter forecast for tomorrow, by noontime, we'll be up near 50 degrees and then by midafternoon, with lots of sunshine, we ought to be hovering in the low 50s. then when you're heading back home on thursday, a few clouds around, dry roads. nice. right around 50 degrees late turning a bit cooler as we get into friday with increasing clouds. morning lows near freezing. afternoon highs into the mid 40s. then on saturday morning with temperatures in the upper 30s, it does look like we have a chance of some rain coming in. then by 7:00, it will be near 40 degrees. a littl

once again travel up and down eastern seaboard looking good. north texas, moving into parts of the midwest, unsettled, maybe some snow in iowa and also minnesota, unsettled out the in the pacific northwest today as well. and then tomorrow look at all of the green toward part of the northeast and new england. more on the entire holiday forecast, bob kelly evening coming up. >>> good morning, 5:02 on this friday morning, as we get ready for holiday. live look at the roosevelt boulevard, no problems at all, kind of quiet, today could be an upside down kind of a day, everybody changing up their plans, maybe half day, moving out of town early, no problems on the vine street expressway. they have finished up construction and they are ready for their holiday that brand new pattern on i-95, we will be traveling through this holiday weekend we have got four lanes back to normal between cottman down to bridge but then kickback into that construction zone from the betsy in through center city. they will start at one hour, along columbus boulevard, they wi

let's look at the travel forecast if you're heading out, looking good, no problems on the eastern seaboard, philadelphia, boston, orlando, atlanta looking good as you head out. >>> going on to "healthcheck," doctors saying giving up alcohol for the first month of the new year may be the best way to start 2017. people who go dry for one month end up drinking less for the next six months. you might enjoy people around you more, since when you drink alcohol it alters your ability to communicate that leads to mood and behavior changes that are not always good. heart function improves without the alcohol, those who cutback lose weight and sleep better. >> reporter: in this morning's "g.m.a." first look, a semi truck weaving out of control, because the driver police say was very, very drunk. off minnesota highway's ten you can see the semi swerving off to the right shoulder hitting a sign struggling to get back on the road and crossing several lanes of traffic before topping. that was not the end of it, the driver barely able to walk much less drive shutting down the entire highway because he wa

nothing like out on the eastern seaboard where tomorrow new york expects rain.s, revisiting this close low off of southern california where they pick up rain and unusually cool temperatures. that low over the weekend skirted the shore line. it doesn't bring us anything for the precip. we picked up a few high clouds and that's about it. sunny and high clouds and on the chilly side. this is what the conditions should be like 7:00 tomorrow morning. looks clear, few high clouds. roll it along. you see things remain clear for the rest of the day tomorrow. so sunshine and unusual visibility. it will be sunny and chilly for most of the week. we will get the unusual night and morning fog in the coldest locations. clouds will increase late in the week, it will lead to a chance of next to nothing. monterey county, maybe i little bit, but not for us. winds out of the northeast of 6. atlanta does have fog around and a balmy temperature of 70. rain in new york and 57 degrees plenty cold tonight. no freeze or frost advisories posted, but it's going to be chilly. for tomorrow,

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travel along eastern seaboard, dry, quiet, no snow really as we move toward holiday weekend long the east coast. showers along florida and gulf moving back toward the southwest and maybe some showers and unsettled weather heading to the pacific northwest. the specifics for christmas eve, it looks dry, and it also looks like no snow for santa, 50 degrees will be the high temperature. then hield for christmas take 51, maybe a spotty shower but once again it doesn't look like a lot of moisture to work with. there might be a spotty shower on thursday, 47 degrees, looking good for eagles game as well, hanukkah 50 degrees, 51 on sunday. once again there could be a spotty shower, better chance for rainfall as we move toward monday of next week, back over to you. >>> scottie, good morning. 5:16 on this tuesday morning. live look at bennie looking good, to problems working your way out of south jersey, quiet up and over ben franklin bridge. we had that earlier open at burlington bristol. if you are getting out of town no delays getting here, 95 near airport, philly international showing no de

thunderstorm and went and caused the fire danger is still out there in tennessee and pushing to the eastern seaboard. around gatlinburg, 3 to 4 inches of rain. was ahead of strong southerly winds causing fire damage. along the same front we hhd a dozen tornadoes reported in the last 24 hours. this storm weakens now. ?esholm from the rack -- the next one from the west daybreak. mostly clear on the planes. 18 in denver, nine at lyman, zero at leadville. one below at alamosa petsmart will start our 25 degrees in broomfield and boulder. 18 denver. high clouds to the west.?shares announcc, not a big deal. over the next 24 to 36 hours, we could see flurries drift out friday morning over highs tomorrow around 40. the northeast 20's and 30s, front range numbers 39 in aurora. anyone tomorrow at highlands ranch and 25 at japan. estes park expected at 23. forecast like, 18. high temperature expected to be 40s. friday night i'll be the denver zoo for zoolights, live at four, five and six. it's a great time at there. they worked hard to get it all the extended forecast, clouds increase tomorrow. maybe a flurry o

on the eastern seaboard of the united states. i am rishaad salamat. haidi: i am haidi lun.s is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪ rishaad: japan approves a record budget for 2017, rewarding companies that play along with government policies. haidi: a third banker convicted in singapore. wins thedonald trump battle for air force one. alibaba back on the u.s. blacklist, but it says it is taking the fight to counterfeiters. the companyually has hit back at those but it's been four years since it has taken off. haidi: this time has a political element. rishaad: let's find out what is moving these equity markets. of course, the dow failing to hit that 20,000 point level. year is a mixture story, end positioning like japan, where we have seen record highs. then,

looking at very chilly conditions along the eastern seaboard and looking at temperatures down into the single digits for new york and 10 in d.c. and atlanta at 14 and snow in denver with a high of 10 below zero. now, wrap things up with a look at east asia. a decent amount of snowfall over the past four hours. saw 24 centimemeters of snowfal. we havave more possible sea efft snow in place and this is not thee end of the story, n not ju for thursday, but another system possibly moving into thursday and the weekend. more snowfall into the northern portions of japan. tokyo looking at a slight warm up with a high of 14 degrees on thursday. 6 in beijing. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and with that we conclude this hour's nhk "newsline." be sure to watch xxxxxxxxx÷o÷o÷Ñ ♪ host: this is "france 24." time now for 60 minutes live around the world. these are the headlines. syrian army takes more than a quarter of territory previously held by rebels and aleppo. the number of people who are run from the ravaged city now tops 80,000. france's prime min

the south and you can see all that yellow and orange shading and this lifts right up the eastern seaboardrich system. across the neighborhood new york it's a good thing this system is not coming tonight because temperatures are very close to freezing in many spots. right now it's 38, 37 in burlington they've got about .10 of rain or so. the set-up with this system, one storm off to the north, this first one pulling in lots of gulf moisture and that means it's going to be a very wet tuesday it looks like from at least 3:00 a.m. on wednesday we will be dealing with some rain. so you wake up at 9:00 a.m. some spots could see a little bit of filtered sun in the morning. most of us start off cloudy but it will be dry until midday. by afternoon the rain arrives around 2:00 or 3:00. here's your afternoon commute and you can see some pockets of heavy rain all across the area, snow in the poconos. heavy rain still at 9:00, especially south of the city and it keeps on coming right through midnight before gradually wind can down wednesday morning and skies will eventually try to clear on wednesday a

high pressure scoots off the eastern seaboard. first half of the day should be drying out in time for hanukkah, in time for santa in the sleigh and another area of high pressure building in for christmas. your forecast some rain christmas eve morning, clearing skies, christmas loads of sunshine and both days high of 48 degrees. not as warm as last christmas, but certainly on the mild side and not going to be a white christmas this year. so the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, clouds in the morning and sunshine by the afternoon. the winds kick up, 50 degrees, diminishing winds mostly sunny, 46 degrees and rain is out of here for the start of hanukkah, it's out of here for santa and 48 degrees and sunday for christmas should be beautiful. mostly sunday 48. monday could have showers on tuesday. look at that high though 55 degrees and temperatures coming back down to more seasonable levels on wednesday with lots of sunshine. a high of 42 degrees. first week of winter, no arctic air in sight. >> we'll take it. >> yeah. >> it will

that will push into the eastern seaboard. that's going to bring a chance for some rain and maybe even some thunderstorms. so severe thunderstorms are possible in the northern portions of florida and into places like georgia. further toward the north because of the cold air, we may see freezing rain. that's going to create nasty problems into the mid-atlantic states possibly. mixed precipitation along the great lakes and toward canada. we have another system that will bring snowy conditions into places like denver. 3 degrees in seattle with snow in the forecast for tuesday. as we look at the forecast down toward the southeastern portions of australia, we've been watching as waves of moisture have been moving through the area. sydney and melbourne seeing that type of situation. we go through the next 48 hours. another system will be moving in, which means rain and thunderstorms continue to be a part of the forecast. here it is. wednesday, thursday, friday, thunderstorms in brisbane. melbourne starts to pick up on the wet weathe

why she wanted the math problem for the democrats. 2-thirds come from the west coast or eastern seaboard base. the base is not middle of america, tim ryan from rust belt ohio. when we first started in this business there were a lot of southern democrats, midwestern democrats, blue dog democrats, they are gone. >> isn't that the problem given the electoral college? >> it is. democrats have a geography problem and democrats have a demography problem. geography problem means they will not be back in control of the house. >> republicans want to say, see, democrats have a white working class problem and i see republicans have a latino problem. both things are correct. >> what democrats will likely conclude the way they fly to reach trump voters -- they try to reach trump voters is with bernie sanders style economics. they have a hard time grappling with they have to make a nod to cultural concern of these voters. if bill clinton circa was running this year, someone like colin kaepernick would be right for a sister soldier moment. the least you can do for this country is stand up for the natio

only 6 miles per hour wind today and most of the us up and down the eastern seaboard are experiencing light winds. 44 degrees by 2:00 on this model, we'll actually go for a high of 43 and 44 may be possible if we squeeze out additional sun. and 6:00 we are down to 40, and after that down into the 30s, 2:00 in the morning 36. and expected to be closer to the freezing mark tomorrow morning with suburbs outside of philadelphia heading down to the mid to upper 20sover night. and we watch for the cold crush of air wednesday night into thursday and hanging with us through friday. and we'll get strong winds whipping around it and that gives us the windchills making it feel like zero to 10 degrees in philadelphia on thursday and worse than that in the northern suburbs, when i step inside we'll talk about where the temperatures are going. we'll talk about snow mixing with sleet friday into into saturday morning. >> thank you. >>> president-elect donald trump has made his choice for secretary of state. this morning he made it official, he tapped exxon mobil, ceo rex tillerson, but it was not ti

the south and you can see all that yellow and orange shading and this lifts right up the eastern seaboard a moisture-rich system. across the neighborhood new york it's a good thing this system is not coming tonight because temperatures are very close to freezing in many spots. right now it's 38, 37 in burlington they've got about .10 of rain or so. the set-up with this system, one storm off to the north, this first one pulling in lots of gulf moisture and that means it's going to be a very wet tuesday it looks like from at least 3:00 a.m. on wednesday we will be dealing with some rain. so you wake up at 9:00 a.m. some spots could see a little bit of filtered sun in the morning. most of us start off cloudy but it will be dry until midday. by afternoon the rain arrives around 2:00 or 3:00. here's your afternoon commute and you can see some pockets of heavy rain all across the area, snow in the poconos. heavy rain still at 9:00, especially south of the city and it keeps on coming right through midnight before gradually wind can down wednesday morning and skies will eventually try to clear on

the focus is to turn it into one of the leading seaboards on the east coast. most of the money will go to the marine terminal. >> it's the gateway to the keystone state. that's what this is about. >> work on the port project will continue through next year and continue through 2020. >>> we have "thursday night football" this evening. >> yep, the birds battle the archrivals giants right here on nbc10. what's at stake even though they're out of the playoff run. >>> this is the best that you could ever give a person. >> he made history in philadelphia as the first child with a double hand transplant. ahead, we have a great update on this progress. >>> 32 degrees. the wind is blowing. and we're seeing a few snowflakes in a few neighborhoods. going through that and show when you it will be moving out. but the neighborhood forecast just ahead. >> announcer: your neighborhood weather in every forecast only on nbc10. count on it. >>> hey, good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with a quick check on the roads. we're watching through center city right now, the vine s

up and down the eastern seaboard, that is where the milder air is in place for now and we will tap into some of that chillier air as we head into the upcoming weekend so between new and the remainder of the afternoon, you'll see a few building clouds in the sky. snow still coming down in the crown of maine right now. otherwise, we're waiting on that chilly air from eastern canada. so ou tomorrow, nice end to the week. the mountains, by the way, pick up a couple of inches of fresh snow by the time we get to friday, saturday, sunday morning, snow. great news for ski country there. they will be blasting the snow guns in full force, too. our weekend looks good, too. yes, it is breezy. yes, we have cooler air. but we'll be in the mid 40s. a little cooler on sunday with temperatures cooling down just international space station flying by this evening at 5:53. for three minutes. that's it. maximum high 68 degrees. there will be a few scattered clouds around in the sky. if you're outside, 53. you will be able to look up traveling from the southwest to the east-southeast. tonight we dip back int

so pretty warm up and down the eastern seaboard. the carolinas right now. still pretty warm. raleigh 64 degrees. 67 in atlanta. 70s right now along the gulf coast and upper 70s currently in miami but you can see some of that colder air around detroit and chicago. that will head into our direction over the next couple of days. so for tonight, it's mostly clear. noticeably colder. 30 in the suburbs. mid 30s in the city. those winds will be out of the northwest five to 10 miles an hour. we saw a couple of clouds and some showers the first part of the day today. but that activity is out to sea. so mainly clear skies for tonight and take a look far to the west some moisture kind of gathering around idaho moving into montana and that will eject toward our area as we move toward your thursday morning to potentially provide snowfall especially north and west but not tomorrow as we plan your day hour by hour, by 8:00 a.m. we're looking chilly. temperatures in the 30s. sun and clouds by noon, 40, 43 degrees by 3:00. tomorrow with a seasonal chill and once again, the average high for th

along the eastern seaboards especially and over here toward central vietnam, you're going to be looking at gusty winds coming onshore with these passing showers. now if we take our attention further west, how about what's going on across the middle east? specifically turkey, syria, western iraq. what we have been seeing is this low-pressure area. this is the same storm system, by the way, that impacted italy earlier this week then moved into greece, northern areas of the balkan peninsula saw heavy snowfall. now it's actually bringing heavy snow across parts of turkey and down through syria. the big issue here is that especially around aleppo, a lot of people are without heating. there's been a lot of infrastructure, quite significantly, over the past year now. you're going to have temperatures in some of these areas dropping down to the freezing point. hopefully everybody bears with this and gets through the overnight hours because it's going to be a cold one out there. highs will be in the mid-teens but still exceptionally chilly. doesn't look like snowfall in this area but eastern are

we take a look at what we're facing across even just the eastern seaboard, it is actually a heck of a in boston right now. look at that, feels like 13 below zero up there in bean town, and feels like nine, norfolk feels like nine. charlotte not much better even north carolina feels like 17 degrees. whopping 57 for our friends that are more like friendsmies in tampa, feels like 57 degrees, those lucky stingers. sixteen technically in the thermometer in philadelphia. this is actually a far cry from what it had been. sixteen feels again more like it is single digits right now in the city. i would knock about 10 degrees off any time the winds blows here today. but storm scan is empty. that's good news. and thankfully that wind again just not as harsh, as the day progresses, eventually see clouds building in. any wet weather or snow specifically, holds off until much later tonight, with that said, this is your little teaser. winter weather advisory goes into effect as of 10:00 tonight for the entire region. including the poconos, including the shore. so, with that said, with winter weather

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how about friday, good shape, eastern seaboard, out west, big concern as another storm rolls in. this one packing a punch with heavy flooding rains and also the potential for some very heavy snow and in this expands out over the plains states this upcoming weekend with near travel impacts could actually have some severe weather out ahead of the system. kendis, mara, back over to you. >> all right, justin, thanks so much for that. >>> turning now to the all out manhunt across europe for the prime suspect in that devastating terror attack in berlin. >> a desperate search can on for this man, 24-year-old anis amri, from the north african country of tunisia and we now know he's no stranger to german authorities. >> here's a look at the popular christmas market where the truck barreled through. it's been scrubbed clean and is set to re-open today. >> u.s. law enforcement officials have issued a bulletin worried about a similar attack here at home at one of the most crowded events of the year. abc's maggie rulli with the details. >> reporter: overnight a rare search across europe for t

president obama has banned new offshore oil drilling in the arctic, and off much of the atlantic seaboardion favours more drilling and more use of fossil fuels, but mr obama invoked a law from the 1950s which will be difficult for the incoming president to reverse. peter bowes has been following this story. well, it is a widely used provision in the law that he is invoking to take this action — a provision that gives the president the power to withdraw federal waters from new oil and gas drilling. now, this is a joint action with canada, the prime minister there, justin trudeau, has made a long—term commitment to protect the arctic from drilling. president obama has said that it is the arctic‘s unique ecosystem that is really behind this decision. the risk of damage from a spill, the high cost of working in this remote and frigid region, as he put it, and concerns about climate change. he also added that it would take decades to fully develop the infrastructure necessary, on a large scale, to drill for oil and gas in these areas. he said this is coming at a time when we need to continue t

it is passed not the single person was convicted that is the distinction and those on the eastern seaboard who were out of touch with the rest of america. in the absence the many real-estate mogul deciding he would write an article under a pseudonym and for them to succeed from the union shortly before the of louisiana purchase. the local u.s. attorney in a bit overzealous decided this was correspondence with a foreign country. there is not a lot in the historical record in the nfl apart very quickly. so the l. logan act with of worst penalty is a historical footnote. [laughter] and as it turns out to the only thing it was accusing the political enemies and with those accusations with the congressional republicans for the trip she took to syria and how they make these accusations and jesse jackson getting back at those american and hostages then extended ministration thought about fighting charges and even ross perot coming back from of vietnam war effort. but george logan has nothing but the best of intentions lead is very much in accusation and that was him on the senate floor perpetrati

president 0bama has banned new offshore oil drilling in the arctic, and off much of the atlantic seaboard and more use of fossil fuels, but mr 0bama invoked a 1953 law which will be difficult for the president—elect to reverse. over 20 people have been killed in kinshasa, the capital of the democratic republic of congo. gunfire has also been heard in lubumbashi. there's anger after presidentjoseph kabila refused to stand down when his term ended on monday. tomas fessy is in kinshasa. they are blowing whistles to remind presidentjoseph kabila of the end of his term. these young congolese want him step down. and so they are occupying the streets and mountain barricades to show their anger. translation: we will be out on the streets until he leaves. we are not afraid of him and his forces. he has got to go. there was no election as planned this year. it has sparked a political crisis. translation: we are not here in support of the opposition either. we are here for our own rights. we have seen similar scenes around the city. people are out in the streets shouting "kabila, out, kabila, out,"

you've got the green arrow all along the eastern seaboard.kay thank you, karen. >>> going on to hm many health check lots of rest may not be the best call for children when they have are a concussion. canadian doctors looked at kids between the ages of five and 18 who stayed inactive the week after they got injured and this was surprise. a month later the inactive youngsters had lingering or worse symptoms when compared to children who engaged in physical activity. so, yes, if your kid has a concussion take it easy but let them engage light exercise like walking and swimmer. however researchers hold that kids should still be sidelined from whatever sport or activity led to the concussion until a doctor clears them. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, a missing persons case turned into a murder investigation. police discovering the remains of former reality v to. v contestant lisa marie nagle a shallow grave. >> statistically it is the last person an individual is with or many times tied to their disappearance which appears that this case f

i think one reason so many people came out to this parade and this ceremony is they were really seaboarding a sense of closure from the world war. they were trying to find some meaning in the senseless losses. and especially working through the grief that many of these families suffered from. both those who lost someone and those who suffer adger, whether physical or psychological. >> we also have to remember this was the age before any broadcasting. so if people wanted to experience events, they couldn't listen on the radio or watch on the television. they came to see them. >> you're absolutely right. newspapers covered events like this and the entire war quite well, daily day to day activities. >> and i believe that's the president and the first lady? >> i believe so, yes. >> and they are also in horse-drawn carriage. i understand that they made a stop at the white house where the president could switch into an automobile for the final part of the trip. >> yeah. i imagine it was going way too slow with all of the traffic. and one thing to point out is the washington police who were in cha

as we head into tomorrow, a real warm-up for the eastern seaboard.s right by the great lakes. heavy rain for sections of the southeast. dry and nice conditions for much of the west. that's a quick look at our >>> good morning, bay area. we are waking up to a microclimate weather alert and that's because we do currently have freeze warning and advisories across the bay area. here are your current temperatures. san francisco, 36 degrees, san jose, 33, out near walnut creek, 28 degrees, and we are expecting this freeze warning to remain in effect until 8:00 a.m. for parts of the north bay and down to the south bay as well. we do have freeze advisories for areas like san francisco, those temperatures are expected to remain in the 30s, climbing to the 40s and 50s. >> i think we have a snowy marriage proposal right here. holy cow. that's a great way to start a saturday. this is unbelievable. we'll send it back inside to you, guys. >> that's fun. >> hopefully she says yes. >> wow. >> hopefully. hopefully she does. we'll try to get katie too. >>> hey, so loo

president obama has banned new offshore oil drilling in the arctic, and off much of the atlantic seaboardurs more drilling and more use of fossil fuels, but mr obama invoked a law from the 1950s which will be difficult for the in—coming president to reverse. peter bowes has been following this story. well, it is a widely—used provision in the law that he is invoking to take this action, a provision that gives the president the power to withdraw federal waters from new oil—and—gas drilling. now, this is a joint action with canada, the prime minister therejustin trudeau has made a long—term commitment to protect the arctic from drilling. president obama has said that it is the arctic‘s unique ecosystem that is really behind this decision. the risk of damage from a spill, the high cost of working in this remote and frigid region, as he put it, and concerns about climate change. he also added that it would take decades to fully develop the infrastructure necessary on a large scale to drill for oil and gas in these areas. he said this is coming at a time when we need to continue to move decisi

but by tomorrow, that arctic air invasion pushes on off to the eastern seaboard and far south as northern florida. talking about high temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below average today and just 24 in minneapolis and 22 denver. 15 fargo. chicago, struggles to even reach 25 degrees. overnight lows tonight into low as the 20s. even as far south as atlanta. and add insult to injury, we are also looking at a storm system creating the first significant snow in the northwest. that continues to work east, possibly bringing accumulating snow to the midwest. just in time for the weekend. this all 13 days before winter officially starts. charlie? >> thanks, megan. >>> president-elect trump is attacking an indiana union leader who said the chuck jones accused mr. trump of exaggerating how many jobs his deal prevented from going to mexico. the president-elect lashed out on twitter saying, jones was doing a terrible job. the top democrats in congress are bashing mr. trump for choosing scott pruitt to lead the environmental protection agency. the oklahoma attorney general is an epa critic and climate cha

and 350s when we learn that people have taken pieces of the true cross over to the north african seaboardition is correct, then that would only have been 20 years or so since its first finding that shows that physical particles of the true cross actually did spread out from jerusalem very, very early on. >> there must have been the discovery of wood by helena or someone for this trade in relics to have really boomed. >> this really becomes a new moment for christianity in which the cross becomes something that they are no longer afraid to talk about or to signify. >> before the cross is basically a symbol of defeat, a symbol of humiliation, a symbol of death, people were familiar with the horrors of roman crucifixion. >> the cross is an instrument of capital punishment. and it's quite amazing. it's one of the big stories of early christianity that the instrument of the execution and torture of jesus christ, over time, becomes the primary symbol of jesus christ. >> one of the key factors in the change is helena's pilgrimage to find the true cross. it changes the cross to something that act