i do got a mouth on me. >> shepherd admits he did argue with the officer who wrote him up. >> what did you say? >> all kinds of stuff. i don't even remember. i know i cussed him out and it wasn't good. >> shepherd was written up for being in an unauthorized area refusing to obey an order, obstruction and disorderly conduct. he spent time in segregation a month prior for getting too close to the officer's desk in his former housing unit. he thinks the jail made too much of both incidents. >> they reprimand you for it and try to lock you down. it's petty to give a guy some envelopes he is getting ready to go to prison. i was trying to help him out. >> shepherd was arrested one month earlier and pled not guilty to aggravated assault and aggravated battery and armed robbery. he allegedly beat a homeless man with a shovel and stole $7 and a pack of cigarettes. >> there was a homeless guy, he said something slick to me and i said something slick back to him. he swung on me so i swung on him. he picked up a shovel and tried to attack me with it. i took it from him and beat him up with it. i d

friends like shepherd say they want the man caught.hey want justice for a woman who they say would give anyone the shirt off her back. >> when you get to know someone, you can tell something not right, um, visible black and blue mark, um, she just bluntly come out and tell me that there was problems. >> reporter: and shepherd says that friends are organizing a vigil to honor the life of tara o'shea watson. it will be held on thursday night 7:00 o'clock at raymond drive. that's where the victim was living, and they're asking people to wear purple for domestic violence awareness. luce gee. >> thank you very much, jennifer. tonight police are trying to catch the killer of a woman found unconscious in the city's fair hill section. police found the woman in her 40s with severe head trauma on the 2700 block of north third street last night. now, police first say that she showed signs of being shot, but later updated the assess many after new report from medic. and they had rushed her to temple hospital in critical condition. she died this mo

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she lived for jeremiah and her daughter sarah. >> shepherd tells o'shea watson had restraining order against monelle which prohibited her from leaving the state. she leaves behind the two young children who lived with her in new jersey. shepherd says she wants the children to have to know they have the full support from this community. >> i'm thinking of you babies. i love you. >> reporter: and shepherd says friends organized a vigil to honor tara's live that will be held on thursday night at 7:00 o'clock on raymond drive. the house that tara lived with her two children. they're asking everyone to wear purple to help raise awareness of domestic abuse. >> just so tragic. jennifer, thank you. bensalem police say they might have a serial burglar on their hands. since saturday someone has broke into four commercial properties and tried and failed to get into a fifth. police say it's this car and it's this man at all the crime scenes cease got a nice ride. this is mercedes benz. if you know anything police want to hear from you. >>> in lawyer don bucks county the cleanup continues from hi

politico steven shepherd. thank you for being was. >> good to be here, steve. >> put this into context. it's required by the constitution, we saw the process unfold in many state capitals. some predicted surprises. were there any? >> not really. donald trump won 306 electoral votes in that map that you just showed. and you mentioned michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. the thought was if they could get 37 of donald trump's 306 electors to vote for somebody else other than trump. that would deny him the majority of the electors, and it could go to the house of representatives, despite a furious campaign to do that. we accident see that. you mentioned pennsylvania, wisconsin, all the electors in the state voting for donald trump, we saw a few democratic electors. some of them it was an effort to join with potential republican defectors. in washington, colin powell got three votes. not because they wanted colin powell to be president. they were hoping to deny donald trump, and an elector voted for another candidate

telling her, i'm so sorry. >> sitting inside that courtroom lester, shepherd's resilience and strength seemed incredible. her story brought other victims' relatives to tears. meanwhile, dylann roof said he would not testify. closing arguments are now set for tomorrow. lester. >> we can imagine how painful that was, thank you. >>> late word from syria in the urgent development of the battle for aleppo. reports that a cease-fire may be going back into effect less than a day after the original deal collapsed that could allow evacuations to resume while the u.n. is saying tonight the bombing of rebel-held areas is likely a war crime. [000:09:59;00] >> no cease-fire, no mercy, as the bombs rained down again today on what's left of rebel-held aleppo. explosions caught live on camera. some in aleppo now seem resigned to their fate. >> so death will be a peace for us. >> the apparent cease-fire deal between rebels and regime collapsed quickly. these 47 orphans hid underground in this video posted by an arab human rights group. >> i'm yasmine and i'm ten, she says, we're scared. we can't leave

their last german shepherd lost the use of his legs and she hopes others will look past disabilities. >> just go meet them and see if it's a good fit. they have so much love to give. and they >> truly is a lucky dog. >>> gas will cost you more next year. opeck decided to cut oil production by more than a million barrels a day. this is the first time they agreed to cut production in the past 15 years. the announcement sent oil prices up by 9% to the average price for a gallon in our >>> netflix is giving you an early christmas gift. you can now watch some content offline. the service is available through the app which predownloads movies and shows so you don't have to worry about service or data. >>> they other absolute must-have, yet impossible toys for this season, catchables. and crooks and con artists are using them to rip you off. morgan lowe is live in the newsroom with what you need to know. >> these toys just went on sale all over the world. kids are going crazy over them. they arrived inside an egg, they hatch, and you teach them how to speak, walk, and play. they retail for $

driver took off, hit a street median, was later arrested down the >>> a nearly blind german shepherd finally has a new home. >> he was the only dog that didn't get adopted during a major adoption event. someone saw this guy and she knew h >> reporter: he's only been here 24 hours, but this dog already feels like this is his new home. >> he's smelling everything. he's bumped into a few things. just being real content. >> reporter: 5-year-old brian is nearly blind, getting used to his new digs. >> he's very quiet and just exploring everything. >> reporter: it's a rags to brian came from the arizona humane society. between black friday and up until monday, more than flea hundred cats and dogs are adopted. brian had no luck until pat and he her husband saw his story on our morning show. >> i just knew we need to go get him. >> reporter: within hours brian is home enjoying life and his new toys. patty isn't new to having a disabled dog. their last german shepherd lost the use of his legs and she h disabilities. >> just go meet them and see if it's a good fit. they have so much love to giv

and his family, they lost their beloved german shepherd in a they heard about what happened and they wanted to step in so they donated the german shepherd puppy, bringing the officer, and five kids much needed joy. >>> up ahead, good news for prices coming down on your christmas chocolate. and a look at the day ahead and a mess for a whole lot of us. >>> let's get timing. this is noon today, it clears the boston gone. that's the good news out of this. by 2:00/3:00 p.m., only areas of northern maine dealing with travel areas like this. and as temperatures warm up, the roads will improve in the afternoon. and moving through areas of the yeah, the cold will be the big story rest of this week. >> a lot to handle. thank you. just ahead our top military leaders on the report card in the fight against isis and the highest and deepest rail tunnel. olay regenerist renews from with. ells for a dramatic transformation -without the need for fillers. your concert tee might show your age... your skin never will. olay regenerist. olay. ageless. and try olay luminous delsym helps control the impulse

but that's the shepherds, i'm sure they had their doubts.ring, what the heck just happened to us out here in the middle of this field. we were just on the job and god has done this incredible thing. what did we really see? but they went. see, faith is not the opposite of fear. faith is what you do with your fear. >> come on. >> and this is what these guys did. they went and the maji, they went and found jesus. >> yes. i love it. >> the message of jesus. it's a message that resonates from aleppo to chicago. there's a reason why we're still here, because the story tends to resonate. god still shows up in the midst of that. it's not obvious sort of away from the cameras, away from the satellite trucks, god is doing great things, shows up in a barn. >> yeah. >> god tiptoes down the back stairwell of human experience and enters into our terminal and our job is to continue to spread that message. >> we thank you all so much for being here. i'm out of time. i know you get to go and you get to get that message out even more this morning. thank you f

. >> i am blessed to be your new shepherd. please pray for me that i will be a good shepherd. >> reporter: under bishop robert lynch, the diocese instituted policies that made investigations more transparent. >> the time i do spend with victims is good time, pastoral time, but it review investigations. this is where bishop parkes will be installed at the cathedral of saint jude the apostle. whether he continues bishop lynch's approach to dealing with abuse cases is an important question that remains unanswered. chris mccafferty is one of the many victims. >> he told me that the body is beautiful. god says the body is beautiful so don't be afraid or ashamed it. and that's what he did.>> prior to admitting to administer intimacy with several boys in 1893 -- 1983 and 1985 from a priest at sacred heart church. >> reporter: schofield went to prison. judging from headlines around the prison, this problem has not gone away. >> this really significant issue is undermined with trust in the church. >> reporter: according to the priests

said the little lamb to the shepherd boy, 'do you hear what i hear?'ve and reconciliation, of new beginning, of salvation, of hope? in the quiet of bethlehem's night, do you hear the beckoning call of our creator inviting us, all of us, to new appreciation of who we are, created in god's image, redeemed in jesus christ, and destined for eternity, if only we strive to be faithful? do you hear, in the melodies of the christmas feast, the longing of every human heart for that deep peace that comes only in the gift of friendship with christ? do you hear, in the season's expressions of love and friendship, an echo of the unconditional love of god our father? do you hear, in the angelic chorus, the excitement of all true believers at the joy of singing out the glory of god? in the word that is god's word, do you hear the only guarantee of justice and peace, of healing, for our wounded nation, our fragile earth? and do you see what i see, in the face of the divine infant? do you see the unveiled gentleness of god's own face, turned forever toward us in mercy;

shepherd said roof opened fire as they closed their eyes to pray. roof told her he let her life so she could tell his story. >> new this morning a rural colorado school district decided to allow the staff to carry guns on school to protect students. they voted 3-2 to be armed after undergoing training. they are southeast of colorado springs. it takes law enforcement 20 minutes to get to the school. the survey showed the community was split on the issue. >>> two dog observes in ohio are face -- owners in ohio are facing animal cruelty charges because their puppy ingests per win. when the vet -- heroin. when the vet arrived he used the same medication to block opioid effects. this is not the first time the puppy ingested heroin. they face fines and 180 days in jail. >> reporter: some people might be waking up extra early a little worried about the road conditions. let's show you what it looks like. we had a dusting of snow and now you have to watch out for slick spots. we have a disabled vehicle you can see the truck on i-95 southbound approaching gir

that shepherd is a nice size. she's like, so cute and funny. >> it is funny when a dog chases its tail. >> whenever they smile, it works. >>> these signs that we see here in this video are signs that are ubiquitous on the here's a twist, the guys a similar sign. >> i'm brian, good to meet you. lorenzo, brian. good to meet you. what's your dog's name? give this to her. >> and as people show up to give them money, dude over here brings out his big wad of dollar bills and starts matching the donations. >> funny how that works. >> actually makes you want to give the money more. >> gave a ten. >> made a lot of these people >> oh, yeah, really, okay. let's see you make it rain. it did, i like it. >> that is so amazing. >> okay. >> this guy shows up, hands over some cash, but then -- >> oh. >> how much did he raise in total? he's giving away quite a bit of money. did he have enough in his pocket? >> 100. he just gave $100. >> there is a counter the top corner of the screen. >> lady just gave you $100. i don't have $100 l

a happy ending - for a >>> we have a happy ending to report for this partially blind german shepherd that captured the attention and hearts of a lot of our fox 10 viewers. we told you about brian yesterday. he was the only dog, the only one not adopted during a huge adoption event weekend. more than 300 other dogs found homes. but not brian. well, tonight he has found a home. courtney griffin has the story. >> he is a good dog. you can just tell he is -- a little bit nervous. trying to learn the ways of the world without eyesight. >> five-year-old brian is mostly blind and his eye sight will only get worse over time. >> he has a progressive retinal right now and sees shadows and shapes a little more so than anything else. >> the arizona humane society held a for day adoption special over the thanksgiving weekend. but brian didn't get so lucky. >> he was the one dog remaining when it was all said and done after 313 pets went home. of course it just broke our hearts. >> today they are pushing for him to get a forever home and they may not have to try so hard. >> i live by myself and no

the sea shepherd group has clashed with japanese vessels in recent years. there's been a global moratorium on commercial whaling since the '80s to protect the animal. >>> people at the u.n. headquarters in new york have been marking a milestone in their history. they're commemorating 60 years since japan joined the organization. secretary general ban ki-moon and other officials carved messages into a wall of clay. the u.n. chief chose the japanese characters for peace. >> peacece is the bedrock for a our hopeses and dreaea. we look f forward to strengtheng our ties in the years ahead as we build a world of peace, prosperity. >> the japanese ambassador inscribed the character for trust. >> translator: i have chosen this word to go with the character for peace because i believe it's essential to have trust in international relationships if we want to have world peace. >> japan is the second largest contributor to the u.n. budget. it has served as a member more times than any other member state. >>> the u.n. general assembly has adopted a resolution demanding

destiny comes 10 months after the russians claim the fight by yuri gagarin and less than our one shepherdlazed a sum over to fail for the u.s.. this is the climax of three years of training. this is the moment when the eyes of the world turn to cape canaveral. states stands or falls in the white-hot glare of worldwide -- the kernel will be stretched to a contoured couch. once in flight, the mercury will be tilted so that the astronauts will ride backwards. the second take off with his remedy was space approaches. -- his rendezvous with approaches. millions are moved to silent prayer. everything is go, the takeoff of the at los blasts off by 360 pounds of thrust carries it skyward. it exerts a pressure of six times the force of gravity on the astronaut. loud and clear he reports back to mercury control, reading off instrument, commenting on his reactions, all as coolly and calmly as if he was commuting on the 827. glenn is able to control the yaw and pitch of the vehicle himself. now is the moment when he'll be seated facing backwards he checks with ground control. >> i feel fine. capsule

with the emotional and graphic testimony from shepherd the prosecution rested its case. then it was the defense's turn. they tried to bring in two mental health experts to speak about dylann roof's state of mind but the judge said they were inadmissible at this point at this phase of the trial, the guilt phase because his mental health really had nothing to do with the charges at this point. i was there when dylann roof was asked to step forward. he was asked to testify on his own behalf. he did not. that's when the defense rested as well. jurors have just been sent home and closing arguments begin tomorrow in the trial that's been so emotional and difficult for south carolina. >> a chilling day out there. msnbc's mariana atenzio, thank you so much. turning now to extreme winter weather. this was the scene in michigan today where a new round -- you can't see the video. it's just white. a new round of lake effect snow hitting the state. 33 million people from the midwest to the northeast are under wind chill advisories. nbc's blake mccoy is in chicago where the temperatur

you could barely hear shepherd, the soft spoken 72-year-old.me it was as if polly shepherd gained the strength to tell the world what happened that night. they are trying to speak on behalf of dylann roof. two witnesses who were mental health experts saying they were inadmissible to this phase of the trial. with that the defense rested. i want to paint a final picture for you for the viewers at home. as i was exiting the courthouse, the survivors and family members walking out as a group patting each other's backs. it was a small sense of community. >> thank you so much and we'll be right back. open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. find out how american express cards and services ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. when you'

they donated the german shepherd father, bringing the officer, his wife, and five kids much needed joy in the holidays. >> still ahead, good news ahead as prices should be coming down on your christmas chocolate. we'll tell you why. >> first, an arctic blast has left a thick layer of snow and ice across the great lakes and upper midwest. in detroit, delta flight 724 had trouble braking and slid into the snowy grass. all passengers are okay. thousands of flights never got off the ground in more than 4,000 flights were canceled. let's check in with bill karins who is here with a messy week ahead, it seems like. frigid, too. >> it is. good morning. we had the arctic blast, then the snow that moved into chicago, six inches. detroit, five inches. and still have winter advisories through the northeast. the snow is primarily confined to central new england, northern new england. there mail be some airport delays on the east coast. in general, only areas of northern new england and maine that will deal with snow. as far as the rest of the country, a weak system bringing snows to the rockies. a

a big german shepherd. and then we're -- i'm having this meeting, all of us hear, oh!g on upstairs? [ light laughter ] i swear to god she's up watching it alone, screaming. >> no, i had the dog. [ laughter ] >> joe: no the dog was down with me, you sent him down. >> seth: the dog came down to say, i'm not, it's very aggressive up there. [ laughter ] i know i'm a german shepherd but i've never heard -- >> joe: by the way. we're at a flyers game last year, >> no, no, i don't think -- >> joe: oh, i shouldn't tell that story? >> no. [ laughter ] >> joe: oh, this is, this is a philly girl. >> i was a little rambunctious. >> seth: okay, got a little rambunctious. so i want to talk to you both about this. because i think it speaks to the kind of service you're going to do when this term is over. you've been a family that's been affected by cancer. you're also a military family. i want to talk about two initiatives. talk about uh, moonshot. >> okay, well, the cancer moonshot. that's, we got, got started with that because as you know our son beau died of cancer last year. so we

when the 5-year- old german shepherd who got left behind - finally found his forever home. the shelter shared the good news on its facebook page. tucson has come the city has created a fund to pay people for cleaning up the streets. workers will get minimum wage for a five hour shift. right now the program is only for two days a week - but they are hoping to expand it to four. an arizona couple - making national headlines today - for doing something incredible. they adopted five brothers and sisters to keep them from being split up. brenda and curt hew-er have opened their home to dozens of foster years.. but they tell us - these kids are different... adlib adlib still ahead on 12 today.. we team up with kiss-fm to give johnjay van es a big surprise. you don't want to miss his reaction. can you spot the goggles? because this kid can't! the hilarious video is coming up in your morning juice. in national news.. after wildfires rage out of control in tennessee. seven people have died from the flames - burning just east of knoxville. hundreds of families have also lost their ho

yesterday, prosecutors called shooting survivor, pauley shepherd as their final witness. they say that roof allowed shepherd to live, so she could tell others what happened. >>> well, councilman edward mitchell is out on bail after receiving criminal charges. the prosecutors say he took kickbacks from a downingtown business owner, in exchange for video surveillance camera contractors. they also say mitchell planted hidden cameras and microphones, throughout the up land boro building. the it is also alleged that mitchell ordered the police chief not continue on investigate. councilman's lawyer tea nice the charges. >>> it is unfortunate, typo on a busy street. >> we will show what you has residents laughing in one town. >>> plus this... >> look out, look out, look out. >> that is not the good. >> hear whether in oregon where snow caused several crashes and stranded high school student. we will hear from them coming up. >>> and the flyers are on the road in, colorado, we will tell if you they kept their winning streak alive. >> ♪ >> it is cold outside. >> do you think. >> h

shepherd has more breaking news. what do you have?there was, i guess it was, a private event. >>> the memorial church. you see this large area here on the divided highway. that's where the christmas market was we're led to believe. it is one picture coming out of berlin. what we don't yet know is what the motivation was. did the person behind the wheel have a heart attack? did something of that nature go wrong, or was it an attack? we bring it to your attention because there out -- state depat warning out today to americans. hertz other picture of the truck in the christmas market. some live video come took your screen. the latest on scene as the police are making their way to the church there in west of berlin. one person is dead, multiple people injured as a result of this. we do not note the status of the truck driver or the motivation but a chaotic -- scene now. a crowded mark in berlin. we are aning it -- following it. >> we'll bring you the latest on that, one dade, multiple injuries. >>> intense moments caught on a motorcyclist

joining us is steven shepherd who has been following all of today's developments. thank you for being with us. stephen shepard: good to be here. >> it is required by the constitution.

. >>> i'm shepherd smith and we're going to go live to berlin after the christmas market attack.osecutor says they released the one person they had detained. now what? and where is the driver? we'll break down the investigation with a former intelligence officer for the defense secretary. why he said this kind of attack is nearly impossible to prevent. that is at the top of the hour, shepherd smith reporting, we'll see you then. >> general motors announcing layoffs. the auto giant says they are cutting 3300 jobs. the plant manufacturers the chevy volt, the impala, and the buick la crosse. gm says they will try to place those employees in or jobs near by. >> this is the president-elect reacting strongly to the deadly attacks in germany and turkey. peter doocy joins us live from palm beach. tell us what is unique about the president-elect's response to the terror attack in berlin. >> the president-elect is blaming the attack on islamic terrorists where the white house is just blaming terrorists. they say isis and other islamic terrorists continue to attack christians. these terrori

[ bleep ] >> in michigan that is 28-year-old andrea shepherd. she has a baby on her hip and 9-year-old son. she shouted at the home because she put all the money into the home and found out list for demolition. she fired that shout and shot at the home she just purchased. she is facing a concealed weapon. she says she is embarrassed from the video and living separated from her children. the mall of america. the first african-american santa claus. >>> it feels like winter. winds off of the lake creating lake effect snow. >>> a former nfl player shot dead at 20 years of age. they continue to investigate what happened in an apparent road rage incident. over night. angela has the latest. >> reporter: first responderss -- this as louisiana police took 54 ronald into custody at the scene on thursday. overnight he was released. the star running back was gasser shot him. he is facing charges as the investigation is ongoing. mcknight first drafted by the new york jets in 2010. last played in 2014 for the kansas city chiefs. the family devastated they wil

. >>> i'm shepherd smith.onald trump has canceled a news conference that was scheduled for a day after tomorrow and said it will happen sometime in jan. he saying turning the company over to his son will not erase the appearance for conflicts of sberns. he said a true blind trust may not be an option. shepherd smith at the top of the hour, kelswe'll see you then. >>> president-elect trump selecting rex tillerson as his secretary of state. the pick bringing praise and criticism from those in his party. rand paul is a former presidential candidate himself, what is your reaction to the pick, sir? >> i'm keeping an open mind. what i said all along is that aagree with trump that nation building has not made us safer, it has been very expensive and has not worked. the iraq war was a strategic failure. so i want a secretary of state that agrees with donald trump on those issues. people are still advocating for toppling the assad regime. i am willing to find out what tillerson says on those issues. if he embraces dona

joining us is steven shepherd who has been following all of today's developments. thank you for being with us. stephen shepard: good to be here. >> it is required by the constitution. we saw the process unfold in many state capitals here on c-span. were there any surprises? stephen shepard: not really. donald trump won 306 electoral you justthat map that showed and you mentioned michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. couldought was if they get 37 of donald trump's 306 electors, that would deny camp the majority of the electors and then the election would go to the house of representatives despite a furious campaign to do that, we did not see that. you mentioned michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. they all voted for donald trump. we did see a few democratic electors peel off. in an effort to join with possible republican defectors. state, colinton powell got three electoral votes. they were hoping to deny donald trump. in washingtonr state, a democrat voted instead for another candidate because they did not want to vote for hillary clinton. this is more than what

i love to wear it and i saw shepherd smith in the elevator and he was wearing it, wow, you love him. i do, i love him. i think people do a double-take once in a while. there's a lot -- there are more republicans than conservatives in big cities than you think. they're just quiet about it. >> speaking of which george w. bush has a new book.er >> i'm so excited. >> what is it? >> he has undertaken a project where he's finishing the painting the portraits of 98 wounded warriors who served under his command, so a very emotional and moving tribute to these men and women and very a personal way, it's not been done in the history of the world and so that book will come out in february and i hope that book tv has a chance to talk to them. >> i hope book tv has a chance to talk to them as well. linda go ahead with your question or comment for dana perino. >> hi, dana. or i never -- hi. i love you and i'm a dog lover and never miss your show and congratulations, you're just big in everybody's eyes including mine. >> thank you so much, do you have a question as well? >> no, i just wanted to tel

that's at the top of the hour, shepherd smith reporting. you then. >>> federal judges allowing the man accused in the charleston church shooting to hire back his lawyers. he requested to represent himself, but then he asked for her mission to bring them back. she charged with the shooting death of nine black parishioners. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty if he is convicted. >>> jury deliberations right now back under way. a former south carolina patrolman accused with the shooting death of walter scott. the jury appeared to be deadlocked and on the verge of a mistrial but decided to keep on talking. a fox news legal analyst, what is going on right now? >> as of this morning, they said we're not going to hear back from the jury until as early as 2:00 this afternoon. we have not heard from the jury by 2:00 now. >> what he said on friday was really striking to me. so the foreman wrote a note saying it was just one jury. then they said the juror needs to leave, he is having issues. is that normal? can they have a juror leave? does a fo

of course, we'll be here for all of it in new york, shepherd smith, fox news >>> we're going to headthe airport. there's group working to spread holiday cheer for travelers, fox 5 local news at 6:00 on this christmas night. ght. ♪ ♪ >>> the holidays can be a beat of an michelle time as family members get together from near and far. fox 5 foliate journalist steve williams was at reagan national when the holiday spirit was in full force. >>> gets me in the holiday spirit. ♪ ♪ >> wonderful experience to be able to come and see my spend time with my girlfriend, really looking forward to it. >> this is probably one of my most favorite gigs of the year because it's just -- it's so fun to see everybody, you know, smiling and the kids dancing and jingling the bells. ♪ ♪. >> reporter: we all know how stressful it is to travel. even if it is within three versus of a christmas carol. just to have a little bit of that stress melt away. y. >> it's night to sit back and take a look what's going on around you and take a thought about what christmas is about. >> this is pretty nice. i didn't know i'

good shepherd catholic church in alexandria has been training ushers to be alert for anything. >> training them when to intervene and when not to intervene. isorter: the fbi investigating the credibility of the threat and parishioners are saying they will not live in fear. >> i think we can't give into it. i think this is a celebration of christmas, the meaning of christmas. reporter: ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: thousands of pilgrims and tourists from around the world are in bethlehem, the site where christians believe jesus was born. the holiday has helped raise spiri spike in violence between .alestinians and israelis a growing memorial for an innocent bystander who was hit by 17-year-old boy driving a stolen car. the story broke just about 20 hours ago. our elisa gale has reaction from community members and family. friends of 31-year-old kenneth morris junior decorated this treaty on christmas eve. the makeshift memorial comes a day after the driver of a stolen nissan, the impact causing morris's car to spin out of control before hitting the tree. loud noises.rd the >> the car wa

his family lost their home and german shepherd in a fire. the family's loss and heartbreak and decided to bring h a lit e joy donating a she, puppy. >> good feelings. 5:55. much more hle 3reak. pc> and also a city where you could get a ticket just for wa, ap for n as the kids wake school, and parents as you get ready for work this moketing. bus stops look. i'm ann sterling in racine county. ue'll hmooe live team c uerage straight ahead. >> and snow is on here hand windchilpsn dropped into the single dion dts. that's just the beginning. >> right now... from milwaukee. this is today's tmj4, live at day break! >> good morning, first taste of winter. >> and three things you should have in your car right now, as our temperatures drop this week. >> and we have team coverage, this morning, on the weather and, a break in the cold this morning? and, digging out of the driveways on the way to work. >> and brian tracking what is coming for us later today! ? ? >> good morning, everyone, hope you had a great weekend. great shape. a little bit of slush on

mic i'm mike carter-conneen outside shepherd park elementary school in northwest washington where it was a wild morning after wildlife invaded the building. coming up, raccoons impacted several families in the neighborhood. >> take a seat at the table in the command center where authorities hope to get a handle on traffic when the m.g.m. casino opens the day after tomorrow. >> we are standing by for the capitol christmas tree alison: we are back with the update on the future for arlington cinema and draft house. we told you that the columbia pike main stay was looking in a new business model. after sending out a survey the owner sent out an e-mail last night saying he decided to start running more art house and independent films. doses of live comedy and the family films, though, all year round. larry: just across the river the m.g.m. casino is set to open at national harbor this weekend. actually on thursday. with the outlets, shops and hotel what does it mean for traffic? brad bell is live from the national harbor command center with that side of the story. brad? brad: yeah, there

from was very little indication in the house it was going on. >> german shepherd. absolutely the smartest dog ever made. zeus sounded the alarm. the ludwigs are out of their home tonight. they're crediting their dog for saving their lives. >> a treasured member of the family for sure. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, if you are a recent customer at quest diagnosis you should listen to they've been hacked. the data breach exposed information from about 34,000 customers, including names and test results. now social security numbers and financial information was not stolen and if you've been impacted, quest will notify you by mail. >>> google may be taking its foot off the pedal for the self driving vehicles. the company is reportedly scaling back efforts to develop the first of its kind car. they have been testing a vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals but now the company is going to be partnering with auto makers to make a car that drives itself but still has those traditional features that give you more control as a human. >>> here's a high-tech way for parents

not looking at poly shepherd. yesterday jurors saw more evidence, a chilling attention to detail dylann roof undertook in planning this massacre. his gps showing he drove to charl son several times, sat in the parking lot of the church, and that's how he found out about the wednesday night bible study. video of him at target practice, shooting at cans, shooting at wooden boards, dozens of shots. so after all that methodical evidence we've seen in the past couple of days, tam rron, the prosecution hoping to rest their case with shepherd's testimony. we talked about it last week, they started this case with the one witness, and hoping to book end this case with the story of survival. >>> coming up, new details in the police shooting death of a 73-year-old california man. so, mr. harris, we have your fingerprints on the safe. a photo of you opening the safe. a post using the hashtag "#justrobbedthesafe" so, what are we supposed to think? switching to geico could save you a bunch of money on car insurance. excellent p

he then told polly shepherd he would let her live to tell the story of what happened that night, but polly says it wasn't roof but god who left her here. >> my memory is -- it comes and goes. >> of that night? >> anything is delayed. i can put clothes in the washing machine and forget them, two days later i'll remember and by that time they'll have to be washed all over again. >> what did you do with the clothes you wore that night? did you hold on to them? >> i have them. >> did you wash them? >> i washed them. >> why have you held on to them? >> well, i plan to wear them again for one thing. >> how about that? let's talk about what's happening in charleston with cnn legal analyst joey jackson who is also a criminal defense attorney. joey jackson, nice to see you, sir. you know, let's go back to this confession tape where, you know, he -- i can't imagine being a family member in the room and hearing him say "i thought i killed four" and when he's told it was nine and how did he feel he said "that makes me feel bad." how will all of this factor into this case? >> in multiple ways, br

will aaron stevens, meredith shepherd, teresa schwartz and eve gilligan please stand and raise your right hand so that i may administer the oath? do you solemnly swear to support the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of new york, and that you will faithfully excute the duties of this office as electors of president and vice president of the united states of america to the best of your ability so help you god? ok. you may be seated. the next order of business is the election of a president of -- president of the electoral college. i now call on the honorable lieutenant governor of new york for the purposes of a nomination. >> madam secretary, it is my pleasure to nominate as president of this electoral college someone i've had the great privilege to work with over the years, a truly progressive leader with great vision, our governor the honorable andrew m. cuomo of -- of westchester county. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes the honorable byron brown. >> it is my pleasure and honor with the children of buffaloes -- buffalo's hamlin park school, looking

the humane rescue alliance said three raccoons ran through shepherd elementary school through an open window. two were captured. the third got out through a window, which is how they also probably got in. the two that were captured were the school kids. coming up on abc 7 news at noon -- a vre train slams into an suv in stafford county. it delayed commuters for hours. we will get a look at what caused that crash. and then the search for answers continues in california and one of oakland's deadliest building fires on record. we will have the latest on the investigation. we are in for a chilly, rainy day. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? announcer: you are watching "abc 7 news at noon," on your side. melanie: virginia railway road and arkendale road in stafford county. suzanne kennedy has details. suzanne: we are in stafford county this morning, where at arkendale road and brent point road -- as you see behind me, you can see that the virginia railway express train 304 is stop on the tracks. it was at this crossing when a truck stalled on the track. were able to get out, but the train was unable to mi

. >> miss polly shepherd said roof opened fire just as those in the bible study group closed their eyes to pray. roof told her he let her live to tell the story. everyone in the courtroom stood out of respect. >> a trump supporter and the black man he punched are becoming the symbol of healing. mcgraw pled no contest to the saab at a trump rally in march. he apologized to rakim jones face to face. >> you and me, we have to heal our country. >> the courtroom applauded after the handshake and hug. mcgraw says the punch was not racially motivated. he has been sentenced to a year of probation. the federal reserve announced its raising its key interest rate by a quarter point. yellen put a spin on the hike. the economy is resilient. it's a vote of confidence in the economy. >> it was only the second rate hike since the economic collapse of 2008. the hike in the fed funds rate should have minimal effect on credit card and mortgage interest rates, none for now, though the rate hike was expected, investors sold on the news with the dow losing 118 points today. on health check at 11:00, 90% of p