fire on man, here suntanned hangs in the balance. >> high-speed chase. michael start us off rated. >> allegedly in mother brought the 23rd old man who was just sitting in his car around 11:00 a.m. on december 4. he starts punching him and the dog shows up he eventually made off with a tablet. if you recognize him please call 215686 tips. >> take a look at this mugshot. its resident andrew g. miller 21 years old accused of robbing two banks on sunday, one in green brook and one in bridgewater. he has been arrested several times previously most recently when he allegedly stole cash. >> a man arrested and convicted for growing 17 marijuana plants in the woods will have to wait longer to find out what his fate is going to be. his sentencing is moved back onto marjah january 15 in 20s in court he will find out what mandatory sentence he will be getting. ♪ the winter solstice is upon us so how do near today which is bringing the new york lakeside joined priest priest and priestess is that a mid- manhattan dance studio to celebrate their ritual of winter solsti

we'll check in with katie on the skydeck, also getting a sun town -- suntan, so bright. >> beautiful. that's the story for us for several more days, of course coming close to the weekend now, looks like it not only gets milder from here, but we keep that sunshine right through the weekend. so, i mean, it is phenominal. if you like that casino of thing. ski lovers probably not so much. but i think a lot of people are happy about what we're going have in store here. let's look where we stands in terms of what we're forecasting and what the records would be. your forecasted highs in the yellow, the records is in the red. so we will come close tomorrow. we should tie it saturday. we think we're actually going to make real gun run at brand new record sunday, meanwhile, we look at monday still awfully mild in the 60s, this is december, folks, we're used to the 40's at best, good stuff if you like that warmth. storm scan3, pretty quiet right now, we had frontal boundary long gone, looking at area temperatures, pushing already close to the daytime high we're projecting, 58 what we are current

second high we've done in the far.onth of december so >> wow, might gate suntan on eve.tmas >> you knowhere it's super hot? laughs >> two gems evident. >>> so far everything looks good for the redskins. the madness.re for more from fedex son, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this season, all at one p place. my giant. >> in words of ice cube, today it was a good day for the redskins. kicked you have a possible winout with a victory over the buffalo bills. is still warm. erin hawksworth has more. >> reporter: the redskins came buffalong against the bills. >> especially at the beginning of the game, when everybody is put seven on can the board and do that drive.-back >> reporter: curt cousins was doing it all on sunday and doing confidently. perhaps nothing was more exciting than this. jackson for aean 77-yard touchdown. get the momentum and energy often everything going. -

reed: and getting a suntan. christine: keep your tvs tuned right here to get the latest on the situation in the valley. reed: fire breaks out inside a north home, investigators say this was likely arson. christine: it broke out early this morning. more than 30 firefighters worked to put it out. reed: nathan o'neal getting more las vegas. any injuries to report here? nathan: yeah, luckily, there was no one home when the fire broke out.but like you said, a north las vegas family is now facing the holidays without a home. you see the damage for yourself. the entire building just burned, now boarded up after a lengthy investigation. fire officials believe this was arson. morning at this north las vegas home, around 2 a.m. >> we had a partial roof collapse. nathan: more than 30 firefighters from three agencies worked to keep the fire from spreading. >> we just looked out the tindow and saw the smoke. nathan: an unsettling discovery, investigators say this two-story was intentionally set on fire. >> it will be investi

. >> suntan and christmas. >>> big flavor served up. >> reporter: it's a mix of mediterranean and modern food. the best part -- >> very affordable. >> reporter: fresh bread is made in-house in a clay oven. i started with five small bites ranging from salmon to the classic humus accompanied by rosemary and sage flood bread. tell me about that dish. >> solid. this is golden beets, roasted. >> reporter: okay. >> with pomegranate glaze >> reporter: for $15, the salad is stacked with kale and pears. >> and this is regular humus but scoop some in with the spice lamb kabobs. it's a nice spice. this is basically north african tomato sauce with different flavor. >> reporter: dish delicious. this serving is for one for only $13. >> and this is our chicken pita. inside, we have some pickled mango sauce with the chopped salad, chopped tomatoes and homemade french fries and. the last one, flat bread. made freshly in-house. this one, mushroom and asparagus. and it's $13 also. >> reporter: i love it. thanks for having us. >> and now we're hungry. >> we'll be right back. meet the moore's! we're the moor

got the suntan location out today. >> ridiculous, september 13, 7 70. tee shirt warm. love it. >> with record warmth temperatures they didn't miss the opportunity to spend the day outside. we found folks eating on the sidewalk in old city and families hitting the playground at franklin square. lisa fox started feeling better to enjoy the touch of spring with her dad. >> we call it global weirding instead of warming. it's not this warm even in jerusalem. >> you don't mind. >> no beautiful i like it. >> for these kids who seem to have spring fever the bizarre warm-up is a little perplexing. >> summer? >> i love it what season is this? tell me, jack. >> and back out here live you are watching the electrical spec tackle at franklin square. this is dancing light show core graphed to a sound track from philly pops. this goes on every half hour every evening. be sure to come out and check it out especially over the next few days when the weather is still going to be absolutely beautiful. we're live at franklin square, jeff chirico, "channel 6 action news." >> all right. jeff,

. >> you don't to have dress too warm, and you can catch some suntan in the process. day in t-shirts but some are cautious of mother nature's teasing that she mate just pay us back with extra snow later in the winter j. an arrest in a double murder in new jersey. two bodies were discovered yesterday afternoon in a home in raritan. police have not released the identities of the victims, nor have they said how they died. officers arrested a 51-year-old as he slept in his car outside an apartment complex in north brunswick. he is now charged with murder, and he is being held on $2 million bail. >>> new details in an attempted kidnapping inside a store in island. police released pictures of the woman whom they are trying to find. they say she approached a mother and her small child thursday at a kohl's. the woman allegedly said give me the baby. the mother was able to fight off the woman. kohl's in a black live rei vehicle. >>> in new jersey a security scare at a mall packed with holiday shoppers. the shops at riverside in hackensack was evacuated for several hours as pol

mentioned four times since 1900 and some of those were wrong then he went to west indies and got a suntan. [laughter] sova he has been totally erased. he is a figure in wall street's history he was never going to be remembered as part of the struggle of new york city so he falls between the? and is totally ignored. for what i am interested in is what he tells us about african-americans and new york city in the 19th century. and that is a large part of what the book is about to look at race relations by looking at this person who associates with the white but is now white and treated like a black man but had nothing to do with the black man. and new york city is inventing segregation in the 1940's. saw what was the point for him to walk the streets of new york? so now i will read a couple of paragraphs. in which i try to make that same point. he had a unique position in new york for that opportunity to come to a new understanding and offers of way to reconsider the subjects of those that were quintessentially white those that were segregated this is the case of the stock exchange in the gr

one of them the historian thought that he was white and went to the west indies and got a suntan and made the natives think he was black. so he's been totally erased. he had nothing whatsoever to do with african americans in new york city. they disdained him and he disdained them. he was never going to be remembered as part of the heroic african-american struggle in new york city so he sort of falls between the cracks and gets totally ignored. as well as what i'm interested in is what he tells us about african-americans and new york city in the 19th century. that's really a large part of what the book is about. trying to look at race relations and youth by looking at this person who was associating with the whites, but was not white. he was being treated like a black man but had nothing whatsoever to do with the black men. in the 30s and 40s they are inventing's' education which will be exported to the south later on. so what was it like for this man to walk the streets of new york. that's the type of question i try to get out in the book. i'm actually going to read for a couple para

got the suntan location out today. >> with unexpected win against patriots last night the birds find themself tied in the nfc east and fans look ago head to the playoffs. >> we never thought they would have fwhon in new england. we counted that as loss. now we wouldn't it and you're back in it. >> buffalo bills fans are sanction ious to former eagle le shawp mccoy. >> i hope they come out and are optimistic i love shady i hope he does well but we want the pirts victory today. >> kickoff is in 30 minutes you may see monies that slip flops headed to the stadium. trish hartman, "channel 6 action news." >> thanks, trish. >> it's 7 weeks before the iowa caucuses, donald trump has been knocked from the front runner status and republicans according to none why you pole has abc yes, sir mary bruce takes a closer look at the shift in the race. >> this morning donald trump is in unfamiliar case, second place. now with a ten point lead in iowa. it's a jaw-dropping, record-breaking rise for the senator a 1% leap since octobe october. cruz tweeting overnight thank you to his supporters asking the

pole dances on a candy cane, and she eats lady bugs on toast and a feather is her hammock and she suntansa salten. >>> she dead lift as dan delion. >> and she roller skates in a hub cap. >> she plays handball against a match box. >> and she oars with a q-tip. >> she uses as eyelash as a back-scratcher. >> he use as tongue depressor as a surfboard. >> it's dana perino. >> no end to the fun. >> two points. >> a lot of those are sent in from viewers. and the other thing is it's great watching my face get fat and skinny and get fat and get skinny because my diet is so terrible that i put on like five pounds in a week and then -- >> it could be bloating from drinking from the night before. depending on how you were frolicking around on you're unicorn. >> do you run those by her before? >> no, except for the pole dancing i ran it by her. >> no one believe that i pole-danced on a candy cane. >>ky tell you how handsome you look in your little santa going for a ride on the unicorn? >> very good, everybody. >> dana, have you ever been offended? >> surfing on a cheese nip? that's not bad. >> you can

>> you save money on suntan lotion, they don't go outside.deo games, how about some outdoor activities? >> would you like to play tennis in. >> what are you kidding? we can play some competitive sports. >> you got to get him a cup, too. >> for which sport? >> any sport. balls flying around. you can't be too careful. >> hey you guy, oh, my nose. >> try this option. there we go. there we go. >> go! >> oh! >> oh. >> cleanup in aisle 7. >> irve, we were never in aisle 7. >> you guys know how to read? >> yes. >> check this out. better than coal, isn't it? do you know what is this is? >> i do not. >> i want you to throw that in there. he's not going to be happy about that. you got to spend more money than this. you are not a communist, are you? >> just intervention. good-bye. have a good day. >> she did not like you? >>. i almost got a black eye on black friday. >> and the lady who threw the book in, she threw it back out? >> she did not sign that out. >> what's the hottest gift at argument? what is really move something. >> besides your book, whic

and you can catch some suntan in the process. >> reporter: but with the toasty weather in december, some say it's just an iou for mother nature because she will make us pay for it dearly on the back end of winter. >> we will get a blizzard soon. that's what will happen. when the weather is warm like this, when it's wintertime, normally what follows is a lot of snow. a lot of bad weather. >> reporter: they don't care. what is in store for us a month from now, who cares. florida. >> reporter: don't we all wish we were there, right, sandra and ken. all we can do is soak it in. it won't last forever. reporting live from coney island, cefaan kim. much. >>> the white house it is approved in paris the biggest. the paris agreement aims to keep temperatures from rising another degree celsius by the end of the century. president obama says the problem is not solved by the agreement but establishes the program work that is needed. >> no notion, not even one as powerful as ours can solve this challenge alone and no country, no matter how small, can sit on the sidelines. >> reporter: leaders had been

. >> suntan lotion going he is ready to go. >> thank you for watching.said, and merry christmas. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [applause and cheering] steve: come on, now. come on! how is everybody? i appreciate y'all, now. thank y'all. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. we got a good one for you today. returning for their third day, from birmingham, alabama, it's the champs. it's the henry family. [henry family cheering] and from austin, texas, it's the jordan family. [jordan family cheering] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, bold ford edge. [applause] let's go meet the jordan family. [applause] is it taira? >> taira. steve: taira, how you doing? taira: i am doing great, steve. thank you for having us. steve: oh, we're glad y'all are here. austin, texas. taira: austin, texas. i just moved to austin myself, about a year and a half ago, follo

. ♪ >>> i left provincetown with restaurant experience, a suntan, and an ever deepening relationshiphen to new york city, and never returned. today, however, i'm staying in massachusetts, heading over to the western part of the state, one of the most beautiful areas of the country, the gorgeous mill towns, victorian houses, deeply felt famously upright and new england values, norman rockwell america where something really inexplicable and unexpected has happened. >> new england is a new mecca for heroin use. >> emergency room admissions, law enforcement areas dealing with crimes being committed that never happened before. >> detectives are working around the clock. dealers are making a killing. >> not new york or baltimore or l.a. or chicago, but rural towns like this one are now statistically ground zero for the heroin epidemic. what the hell happened? >> the next couple years, if this heroin use trend continues to grow, it may be beyond getting a handle on. i'm a detective with the greenfield police department here, and my focus is undercover and narcotic investigations. >> this is

at a certain age, as one is entitled to, he took a vacation, sort of a passive vacation, getting a suntan, and the mediterranean on the achille lauro and failed to the middle of a terrible war. which, surely her parents did not anticipate. and was made a hostage at a victim by the palestinian liberation fronts and ultimately was killed by being thrown overboard in his wheelchair. i can't think of a more insane kind of attack. not even a fair fight shall we say, a gentle person in a wheelchair, and a bunch of strong armed thugs who chose to make a political point, we think, by engaging in a sadistic act of violence. it is a celebration of the family and their courage. it is the occasion to think through how one can take steps to make sure that these kinds of extremely rare. i think the story today will not only be about the klinghoffer events, but about what kinds of -- it will be measures one can take to prevent this kind of thing from happening. i have to when the audience that professor douglas -- i think some of the questions that i might put at his suggestion have more of a kind of on

this is a place people come to enjoy themselves to get a suntan, play golf and get to e see these pyre fireworks. the show will go. on. with the fire now 90% under control. despite what the. pictures may be reflecting. it's what's going on within the body of the hotel. the show at this stage will go on. >> thank you so much. we're going to check back with you. let's bring in dianna loesh. she is at a building just across the way from that burning address hotel. thanks to bruce providing this skype shot to the left. now i'm actually going to go to debbi instead. so debbi, tell me what you're seeing. i understand you have been living in dubai for three years now. >> at the moment i'm inside the burj khalifa complex where a thousand people or so waiting the massive fireworks display at the moment. and as i see now the fire not as big. as before. but still the fire is on that dubai.g at the address downtown i can see clearly the heavy, thick smoke coming out from the building. and now people what i see right beside me started because they are getting ready for the fireworks display i read

entitled to took a vacation, sort of a passive vacation, loling around on the quarter deck getting a suntan in the mediterranean on the "achille lauro" and sailed if you will into the middle of a terrible war which surely your parents did not anticipate. and was made a hostage and a victim by the palestinian liberation front and ultimately the dad was killed by being thrown overboard in his wheelchair and one can't think of a more insane kind of attack. not even a fair fight, shall we say, a gentle person who is in a wheelchair and a bunch of strong-armed thugs who choose to make a political point they think in engaging in a really sadistic act of violence. it's a celebration of their family and their courage. it's the occasion to think through how one can take steps to make sure that these kinds of acts are either nonexistent or at least extremely rare. so, i think the story today will not only be about these events but about what kinds of -- we're lawyers, i'm afraid wfraiafraid about policy, measures one can take to prevent this kind of thing from happening. but i have to warn the audien