. >> reporter: that is shivers. >> hi, shivers. looks like shivers is ready for a christmas tune. >> reporter: totally ready. you know, beth, the best way to spread christmas cheer is to sing loud for all to hear. >> are you ready? >> reporter: stand there. i need something. >> hang on. we're getting ready to countdown to the first christmas song on 99.9 kez. >> reporter: i almost forgot my pills. >> these aren't like the pills i take. >> reporter: i'm too nervous. you do it. >> are you ready? >> reporter: count it down. >> five, four, three, two, one. it's on. merry christmas. >> reporter: i hear it. >> yay. ? [laughter] >> merry christmas. ? >> reporter: well, it doesn't feel a lot like christmas season. it is 84 degrees right now. the wind is north at 5 miles an hour. 12% on the humidity. we have 26 degrees on the dew point and a falling barometer at this hour. other numbers just as impressive, glendale, 84. 84 in apache junction. 83 in scottsdale. 83 in ahwatukee. you can see here there is a little bit of moisture, a little her

tonight is going to be we are all shivering right now. who thought we'd be playing baseball in november. november 1.nove game 6 is here.e first page 8:08. it could be the cleveland indians chance to take that world champion title right in tr front of their own fans.ig cleveland will be on fire tonight. jessica dill is live with more on how the players are feeling ahead of this big game. dllore good morning. we move thee camera this wayths technically not in my shoty sot anymore sorry about that. in exciting time here at progressive field.ressve it will be a blast. the players had a late night nh sunday and early morning monday morning but they are back herere and they seem to be okay seem t they're really excited to be back playingexci in front of the hometown.town in front of their fans. they're looking to take the first title since 1948.lo they hit the field monday night to prep for today's game 6. tosh tomlin will start tonightti for cleveland. the good news?e the indians are 30 in games started by tomlin in the postseason.n.stte it al

calvin shivers is now in charge of the denver division -- which is responsible for both colorado and wyoming. he's been with the f-b-i since 19-90 -- i's chief of the violent crimes against children in washington d-c. he's replacing thomas ravenelle -- who was transferred to d-c. we now know the names of the two people who lost their lives in a house fire -- a mother and her 33- year-old son. the denver post reports -- 56-year- old janelle vargas died the day the fire broke out wednesday morning -- while her son gabriel died over the weekend. the fire happened at a home on east seventth avenue. investigators say the fire. the biggest wildfire in our state is now costing big bucks. crews have now spent about 30- million dollars in their fight against the beaver creek fire on the wyoming border. it's still smoldering and pushing smoke into the air. the wildifre has already burned 60 square miles -- destroying one home and 16 other buildings. investigators say a child started it -- but haven't said how9. "colorado moms know best" are bringing a petition to the governor's office today --

there's nothing you can do. ( shivering ) you should leave here, now. this place go back to where you came from [captioning sponsored by the u.s. depararent of education the painkiller isn't having much effect. their physiology is so different from oursr. i doubt the blight will be any danger to us. i got us transportation to the hospital. how did you manage that? these aren't exactly the friendliest people i've ever met. dax: you'd be amazed what they'll do for a latinum hair clip. ( soft music playing ) this is a hospital? she's quickened. take her to trevean. you're from another world. yes. well, don't worry. we'll take care of her now. i haven't seen a single person that doesn't have lesions on their face. his look inflamed. so do that woman's over there. like the woman we brought in. trevean. thank you... for this. you deserve nothing less. day, when i woke up i... saw that it had finally happened. i'd quickened. i always thougug i'd be afraid but i wasn't... because i knew i could come here. time in my life. i fell asleep listening to music. this

i know that in the beginning, i sort of shivered when i sat up here at the thought that i might violate one of them or that somebody else might lower me into violating one or maybe even more of them.but as i got to know tom, i realized what a huge asset he was to our work because there is no chance-- there was no chance that we would have not violated all of those rules without tom here are with us. it gave us such a sense of security and comfort to know that we could do our work without worrying about transgressing one of those very, very complicated rules. and, i will say that tom was not the only city attorney that i worked with in my tenure here and he is non-problem in my experiences and it is been a huge honor to share the space with you tom and i think you for all that you've done for all of us. does anyone else want to make any remarks? >> i remember a very very late night when we were trying to choose our next director for the department and i remember walking back with tom and he had been doing this for a very , very long time and i thought how is it possible that you could ha

while we all shiver a our local farmers are delighted. this chilly air is exactly what they need to have a good crop! while a lot of us watch the weather closely to see if we need to cover our flowers and plants, famers in plant city are alert this morning-- watching their own plants. cool weather is good, especially for strawberries. it helps the berries develop the flavor you want, increases their size and sugar berry, the better the weather...and mid 40s is just right. we spoke with plant city farmer jim meeks over the weekend who is estatic about this cooler weather. he said if strawberries don't get lower temperatures like this, they're not even worth eating. famers like meeks use a sprinkler system to keep their crops warm, and keep them from freezing....but they won't turn that on until temperatures dip into the low thir. aside from the crops, a lot of you have pretty strong opinions on this weather. some of you absolutely love it....others wishing it was swimsuit weather year round. at 6-- i'm getting your thoughts and talking to

[ shivering ] um... i was getting on the elevator... he hit me on the back of the head. did you see the man's face? he hit me from behind. after he hit you, what happened? he dragged me to the stairwell. did you get a better look at him at that point? lpful. um...i remember hitting him, punching him. i think he was white. do you remember how tall he was? no. did you hear his voice? did he say anything to you? there was someone else. there was another man? standing in the doorway. he said, "go, run. there's someone coming." the man who was attacking me let me go. and they both ran up the stairs. do you know anyone named jimmy? no. lucy, have you ever been in the time bar? i stopped in there the other day. you talk to anybody? no. i just went in to look. did you take this from the time bar? no. was this that serial killer? we're not sure. ecked out. we'll be in touch. good for you, fighting them off. psst. what do we got? the matchbook was planted. there was an accomplice. did she see faces? the attacker might have been white. one of the attackers said the name "jimmy." th

it sent a shiver up my spine and i said i want to do this. >>the choir's services range from singing to the terminally ill to people recovering from surgery or just people who are going through a difficult time. what a great story. and they found amaze nothing they do. they sound amazing. >>they do. >>> just a 20% chance for some light showers. >>thank you and thank you for joining us tonight. >>nbc nightly news is next. we'll see you at 8 on gray 38 >>> on this sunday night, breaking news, president elect trump's first major appointments of his and continued protests. >> new zealand is rocked by a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake, the full extent of the earthquake is still not known and an inside look of how this country's largest police force had officers over seas. fighting pain for ten of millions trying to find relieves. a new study of some of

your hearts a cold november i swear you're giving me shivers ? ? shivers baby i'm not made of stone it hurts ? ? loving you the way i do ? when all that's left to do is watch it burn well baby i'm not made of stone ? ? it hurts ? ? hold on it's a marathon run fast run fast ? ? like the rivers run in the restaurant ? ? ah took a minute till the penny dropped you know ? ? my tears don't fall too often but your knife is cutting me deep deep deep deep ? ? deep deep deep deep baby i'm not made of stone it hurts ? ? loving you the way i do it hurts ? ? when all that's left to do is watch it burn baby i'm not made of stone it hurts ? ? it hurts the way that you pretend you don't remember ? our time together ? ? like that time late in bed when you said it's forever baby ? ? i can't i can't explain no more ? ? baby i'm not made of stone it hurts loving you the way i do it hurts ? ? when all that's left to do is watch it burn baby i'm not made of stone ? baby i'm not made of stone it hurts loving you the way i do it hurts ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy:

i remember i was in my study in claremont california where it is warm and i had a shiver go through me. we'll get that. bois i flipped to the back yes. this place is old. had been here once but i had forgotten. they showed me the memorial statue to when i was here i said you had a big part in the civil war. they said we did. i said why don't i know that? if you are any good at your job been beautifully snow to tell the that. so i see that and i think to myself maybe that would solve the problem. because people who are real smart and know their discipline better than you do cannot work for you. such to be in charge of anything learning from lincoln or churchill churchill, tuesday bolshevism could not have succeeded with the mass effect on modern life. and what he said in the paragraph before they're trying to turn this into insect. but he did nature is more to tractable. those explosive variations are unpredictable with the glory of mankind if you can read that then you can say is a that is how you like to be governed? allies sought a way to do that this is about me it is about that. if

. >> i'd be shivering. >> he just shook that tree all over his body. >> that's just the beginning. he looks at his outdoor trough, scooped off the snow, and -- just going to cut away the ice there and take an ice bath. >> dude,is up inside his body now. he won't see them until spring. >> jumps out of that bath and straight into the snow. that wet is just going to make the snow freeze to you. you can see it on his bathing suit. >> yeah, his nipple could cut glass by now. >> i don't know how he does it. i guess it's just a different sensibility, if you live in norway as opposed to the southwest. >> snuggle up, nick. >>> it's time to reveal the gender of three little pumpkins. see why no matter what, there's a whole lot to be thankful for. >>> and these guys whip up a thanksgiving feast, but you can pick up cold & flu viruses from things in your home for up to 48 hours? it's like having a sick family member that you didn't even know was there. and we all know what happens when one family member gets sick. but lysol spray and lysol wipes kill 99.9% of germs including 8 common cold & fl

[ sniffles ] [ shivers ] when i met her, you want to write this up? be dancing sometimes. slow dancing. be holding her. she was so sweet. "that's it, baby. don't change nothin'. just do how you are." and you just killed her? - cortez writing his statement? - simone's got the better rapport. - okay. - could i buy some of your laundry detergent? i've decided not to sell that in the squad. - detergent specifically? - yeah. the e ole product line. at some point, if people want to contact lillian, that's between them and her. - how'd you come to that? - well, being in a position of authority, - it made me uncomfortable. - this isn't directed at me? you're not selling to others, but not to me? - no. - [ door opens ] hey. hey, greg, how you feeling? [ sighs ] oh, yeah, better. i'm up to 4:00 to 12:00. such an imbecile. i know thai food don't agree with me. - hey, greg. - hey. thatatuy's writing, boss. i got the five. you wanna take off? so, boss, uh, you think vitamins help me, lillian's franchise. well, i'm gogog home. night. [ waiter ] here you go. thanks. he saw the ring. oh,

day, but i will keep an eye i am flying back home to minnesota a little bit later today and i am shivering just looking at the forecast, but i am hoping there isn't any major snowstorms for anything. >>> it is 4:38 on this wednesday morning. to think she can do it? she has gotten used to the weather. >> she will have to deal with some snowfall. significantly different than in the minnesota community. looking at the airport delays for all across the country right now things are fine. obviously it is very early. locally we are not looking too bad. 79 today, 81 for thanksgiving and friday. it a little dip in the temperatures going down a 76 on sunday but right back up to the low 80s. in the morning. there could be some light fog. 76 degrees by your lunchtime. 73 by the time you are eating that big dinner later into the evening. hurricane auto -- otto is out there headed to nicaragua. this is very unusual. people are probably of these waking up trying to get to where they are going. >> hopefully they are trying to get out the door early. let's take a look here, 275, great drive on the howard f

years after the shooting, she tells me shiver gave -- schieffer gave ian. ian began writing to her and a bond was formed.>> i was ready for him to be released years ago. >> reporter: he was resentenced to 65 years and she didn't miss the hearing last week when a judge decided that ian had served enough time. >> we did the thumbs-up and you know that kind of stuff. very happy. >> reporter: hours later, his first meal as a free man.>> that was the first picture. >> reporter: ian is in a reentry program. i talked to him by phone today. >> for her to continue to be there for me 26 years, three months and 10 days later after our incident, it was just so amazing for her to be there. >> reporter: at 39 years old, ian is just starting his life and debbie, once a victim and now a friend, is in the making. >> reporter: ian told me today that he is looking for work and he also plans on writing a book. debbie and ian plan on staying in touch. >> that's quite a story. what happened to ian, that can no longer happen, correct? >> reporter: yes. the supreme court ruled in

see, when she handed me the box with the new tie in it, her hand touched mine, and i got the shivers. did she have warts? no. it was just a feeling i got. so i hung around until she got off from work, and then we went out and had us a couple of fat burgers, and that's when i knew she was mine. she paid for them. no, she didn't pay for them. lamont: well, how could two fat burgers "hold the onions on mine." and that told me right there that she was ready for business. so i immediately yelled out, "hold my onions, too!" i knew we weren't gonna waste any time with any handshakes when i took her home, so i proposed right there as we splitting the bill and she said yes! now, what you think about that?! ? it was a lucky april shower ? wait a minute, grady, wait, grady. don't dance on my imitation persian original rug. hey, pop, leave grady alone, man. he's happy. i sure am. i feel a warm sensation in my heart. that ain't no sensation. that's gas. see, you know, you don't need no wife. just 'cause he's in love? so he's in love. that don't mean he gotta get married. get engaged. what's the po

although the swedz are used to snow it tends to come later in the season and around here and it sends shivers. >> keep scrolling. >> from frur ri flurries to blizzards, knowing how much snow is going to fall is really a big deal around here. new at 6:00, meteorologist howard bernstein tells us about a new effort to make sure that every flake that falls is properly measured. >> it's a fine fall day here in the nation's capitol. in a few weeks we could be getting measurable snowfall. it's the measurement o >> currently the snowfall for dc is measured in virginia at reagan national airport. >> some argue they are taking readings at reagan national since the 1940s. why change now? >> we have more people in the district of columbia than wyoming and vermont. you tell them the neighboring state will tell them about their snowfall. >> the white house has a weather station and it couldn't take it over here when we are here? >> do you think it should be in dc. >> it makes sense. >> do you think that dc snow total should actually be taken inside the district or is reagan national okay? >> if it's differ

. >> when you have small kids getting out of bed in the morning and shivering -- enemy what another $900 -- >> the problem solvers wanted to help and so did done in public and heating. >> being a good community citizen is important to us. it's part of our core values and what to make sure that we are taking care of people in our community. >> and quickly diagnose the issue, fixed it, all for free. >> they have been amazing. they have been so great. >> now the family plans on a comparable winner. >> and a happy holidays. >> i would have had to borrow money again from a family member, which then would have made for a very slim christmas. >> thanks once again to dunn plumbing and heating, a family business since 1999 from here in the denver area. >> and update to the problem solvers investigation we told you about yesterday. unions for the pilots and the flight attendants are the only workers in a contract dispute with management. flight dispatchers have asked the feds to release them from mediation with the airline, complaining that more than three years of mediation has led to nowhere. >>

shiver and deal with the wind. >>> okay. let's start with that breaking news. once again, we're getting word that another strip property will charge for have valet services. i'm reed cowan. >> i'm latoya silmon. news 3 learning within the last two hours that wynn and encore will charge for valet services. the move follows last night's announcement by ceasers entertainment to phase in paid parking at their locations on the the first hours and $18 for stays between four and 24 hours. wynn says their self-parking garagessed a wynn, las vegas and encore will remain free of charge. the changes start in mid-december. >> we've reached out to the venetian and polazza. we've not yet heard back from the other properties on the strip that we called. >>> a former junior high school teacher will spend at least two and a half years in prison after pleading guilty with having sex with a 14-year-old. >> the judge sentenced nicole wilfinger this morning. we're live with more. tenning about how this has impacted her and her son saying nicole wilfinger violated the trust of not o

front range shivers, another brisk day to stay. ski. metro area will be a cold one but it's the november. upper 30s to low 40s but stays dry at lower elevations. mostly cloudy, windy, cold. 22, northwest winds 15 to 25 miles per hour. tomorrow it will be windy and cold again with partly cloudy . gusty northwest winds and high 238 degrees. looking ahead the wind is lighter wednesday. mostly sunny but still chilly. only about 40. still cold on thursday. maybe a a cold day at 32 degrees. saturday is a bright spot. sunday might all -- milder. to same as it looks like a cold shot coming back. that may have the potential to bring snow here on the planes in denver as well. >>> it was a little drizzle super bowl tickets for life. i have to do is find one of the 37,000 golden bud light cans being distributed across the us. take a picture with the can i post on social media the #sp takes for life. the big winner will be picked in jan. >> what to the coach say about last night's game? >> frustration on the sideline. welcome to seven sports extra.

and all the mad we did after that crazy ♪ ♪ your hearts a cold november i swear you're giving me shiverst run fast ♪ ♪ like the rivers run damn another scene in the restaurant ♪ ♪ ah took a minute till the penny dropped you know ♪ ♪ my tears don't fall too often but your knife is cutting me deep deep deep deep ♪ ♪ deep deep deep deep baby i'm not made of stone it hurts ♪ ♪ loving you the way i do it hurts ♪ ♪ when all that's left to do is watch it burn baby i'm not made of stone it hurts ♪ ♪ it hurts the way that you pretend you don't remember ♪ ♪ it hurts the way that you forget our time together ♪ ♪ like that time late in bed when you said it's forever baby ♪ ♪ i can't i can't explain no more ♪ ♪ baby i'm not made of stone it hurts loving you the way i do it hurts ♪ ♪ when all that's left to do is watch it burn baby i'm not made of stone it hurts ♪ ♪ baby i'm not made of stone it hurts loving you the way i do it hurts ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: holy moly, wow! fantastic! oh, my gosh. emeli sande, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] "long live the angels" is out now. wow. that w

. >> i'd be shivering. >> he just shook that tree all over his body. >> that's just the beginning. he looks at his outdoor trough, scooped off the snow, and -- just going to cut away the ice there and take an ice bath. >> dude, his man parts must be up inside he won't see them until spring. >> jumps out of that bath and straight into the snow. that wet is just going to make the snow freeze to you. you can see it on his bathing suit. >> yeah, his nipple could cut glass by now. >> i don't know how he does it. i guess it's just a different sensibility, if you live in norway as opposed to the southwest. >> snuggle up, nick. this is cold. gender of three little pumpkins. see why no matter what, there's a whole lot to be thankful for. >>> and these guys whip up a thanksgiving feast, but the best part is -- >> you don't have to choose. >> find out if sipping is enough to savor the holiday flavors. (achoo!) did you know you can pick up cold & flu viruses for up to 48 hours? it's like having a sick family member that you didn't even know was there. and we all know what happens when one fami

police describe the 2-year-old girl as naked, shivering in her crib, covered in feces and urine. they say conditions were similar for her 4-year-old brother who was strapped down in his filthy bed. >> the other one was harnessed in a jury rigged sort of harness to a bed. the bed was described in the complaint, it was terrible. reporter: the children were turned over to their grandparents and the protective services were notified. a neighbor says he lived next to grenier for a year and didn't really know him. >> never even seen the child. reporter: there were two. >> i didn't know he had kids, never seen them outside, nothing. reporter: grenier's bail was set at $10,000. i'm andy hershberger, wmur news 9. jennifer an arrest warrant issued today for a salem, new hampshire mother who suffered an apparent drug overdose, in a lawrence, massachusetts dollar want's young gawrt frantically trying to wake her. mcgowan did not show up for a hearing last week. also a portsmouth woman being held without bail accused of selling methadone to a dover man who died. he was found unresponsive in h

. >> we will be shivering. the overall outlook for the montof november warmer and drier month. we'll start to see a shift by midmonth that might ring in some snow. >>> list. this bull moose was found dead. investigators think it was killed saturday or sunday morning. carroo parks and wildlife as anyone who saw anything to please give them a all. >>> a child becomes a viral my name is charity salazar, and i'm an air force veteran. every election, nancy pelosi and her washington friends launch vicious attacks against mike coffman. this year is no different. they say he's waging a war against women. that's just not true. mike stood up for women in the military, protecting us against sexual assault. he believes in equal pay women aren't discriminated against at work. time and again mike has stood up for women. i know, because he stood up for me. i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. i'm mike coffman, scott tipton -- our congressman? or is he a real-estate agent for big-money campaign contributors? tipton sponsored a bill to give away our public lands to his out-of-state don

we'll be shivering by saturday average all the way up to thanksgiving. i'll give you the ten day forecast at 4:41. >> right now i'm causing problems on 66. afternoon, couple of things at school, we have a brand new crash that popped up. that one, if you're headed out sometime soon, 66, outside of the beltway is completely fine eastbound is okay too. 95 northbound and southbound, no worries when you're north of fredericksburg because right now, coming into the fredericksburg area northbound before 606, left shoulder, the only thing getting by that crash. eun? >> thank you. >>> 4:33 now. today you may notice less standing room than normal on the morning metro ride. metro has pulled all of the 4,000 series rail cars off the tracks. gm paul wiedefeld made the not working properly. it keeps systems from running into one another. this is the latest in a series of tough calls wiedefeld has had to make in his first year on the job. >> i'm coming up to my first year here, november 30th, when i started, if i knew then what i knew now, i would have started safetrac

i'm shivering thinking about it. >> that's pretty cold. >> but i hear the two of you went shopping. so maybe you bought coats. >> i bought one. >> i didn't buy anything. >> let's go back. >> thank you. >>> hollywood pays tribute to florence henderson. look at the flowers placed on her star on the hollywood walk of fame this afternoon. the actress best known for her role as carol brady on the show "the brady bunch." thursday night at cedars-sinai in los angeles. she was 82 years old. >>> still ahead -- record-breaking holiday. >>> amazon predicts record sales for the thanksgiving holiday weekend. it saw millions of dollars in alone. the company says it sold more electronics yesterday than it did on describer monday in 2015. it expects the sales to top last year's. they say customers bought more than 100,000 toys in just the past days. >>> the irs has advice for anyone feeling benevolent this holiday season. make sure you give to qualified charities. you only get a tax break for make sure you document the donations. your bank records or a receipt from the charity will suffice just fin

but boy, we were all shivering this morning. it was frosty out there, well below freezing in many cases degrees. it was 23 degrees in norwood and about 27 on the vineyard. it was respectable that we moved up into the 50's after starting so cold. in boston tonight won't be as cold. 50 degrees, but you can see a light southerly breeze has developed inland which will prevent the temperatures from or so and myth or even boston. the skies are mainly clear but there is a fair amount of cloudiness to the west side tomorrow won't have as much sun is today. the trade-off is the temperatures because it is so mild, from pittsburgh to detroit, chicago, cincinnati. we won't be that warm but spots could get close to her touch 70 degrees. everybody getting into the 60's, not super windy. the recent changes coming on thursday, mainly affronted making an approach with an area of low pressure heading across the region. like the southern part of our area could get a quick downpour. there you are tomorrow with some clouds, a mild day, really going

. >> shiver. topper predicts our first real cold snap is going to hit mid to late december. as for the first measurable snowfall of one inch or more at national, well he thinks that will come on january 6th. >>> and what are you rooting for? a stronger el nino weak la nina? >> topper andry on opposite ends of this spectrum. >> oh. what do you see? >> he is team snow all a nice balmy warm december. i can't resist. i mean you know, snow is fun once it's here but then, when it arrives. the day of. it's always the day that have it becomes -- after that it becomes dangerous and it's just -- it just becoming a mess. >> all right. summer will be just around the corner allyson. >> just around the corner. >> but get us through today. >> you know what today is gorgeous, this is actually my favorite time of year, you have the fall foliage and it's just absolutely perfect out there. -- you get the warm afternoons and you get to enjoy the beauty of this region. driving down skyline drive, it is just awesome this time of year. so hopefully you had a chance to enjoy it this past weekend an

but today will be a day spent shivering in the wind. more about the hourly temperatures coming up, but now like it's now out of the way. this is eastbound 198 at van dusen road. but it looks like it has just cleared up. 66 here and 95, no worries. 270 southbound from frederick to the spur, going to take you 26 minutes. we'll take a live look at 66 coming up. >>> back here at the live desk, we continue to follow the maryland. police now investigating a fatal shooting, this is out on deer field road. the victim is a man who died at the scene. police still gathering evidence. we'll continue to follow up. >>> the strong winds chuck mentioned are responsible for downed trees and power lines. the wind is also a big concern this morning for firefighters. stringtown road in damascus, this is yesterday. a barn caught fire there and the wind spread the flames into the woods. earlier on sunday, a wildfire caused major delays for drivers on i-95 in prince william county. right now the entire metro area is under fire warning. >> if you have ashes, m