team sky come in the first instance, we look at various structures within which... dered a joint venture between sky and british cycling to scheme and lee mack team sky. we stepped back from that because we decided the way that we wa nted because we decided the way that we wanted to create the best structure was to create team sky and that there would be a service level agreement in place which would very clearly articulates all the relationships for all the movement of staff forming a cross funding perspective. that would make the operation of any staff between the organisation is clear and there would be a recharging policy in place, and both the presidents at the time, brian cookson and the chief executive ian drake sat on the board of tour racing limited in order to police that very aspect of the relationship. and i believe that worked effectively stop at the time it was palmer —— a pioneering move. it gave the opportunity to get more results for british sign them. riders who were previously racing another teams, we were keen to support their 0lympic programme en

i think so dave brailsford and team sky... you're saying about the team's philosophy and to use your word, the way it is policed, but it also seems a huge amount of autonomy is given to the medical staff and as part of a team that is run in that way, you might expect their head coach would have very strong knowledge of the use of certainly drugs that are at the highest end of their power and known to have been abused by cyclists in the past and are... and cannot be used because of their strength and side—effects in competition. it would seem to be normal in a team you say the waste team sky was run to be party of that, is —— for you to be party to those conversations. i wasn't party and if you look british cycling and tea m and if you look british cycling and team sky coming off the back bridges cycling for 15 years —— bridges cycling. the record stands unblemished in bridges cycling and very rarely would i have had conversations with athletes using corticosteroids during that 15 year period, because at the end of the day, the

the uk anti—doping agency is investigating alleged wrongdoing at team sky and cycling's national governingoming up on bbc news, we look back at the incredible british successes at the rio 2016 olympic and paralympic games. that's review 2016: gold rush in rio with me, nick pope. with me, nick hope. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. evacuations in syria are underway again from both east aleppo and government controlled villages. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news. evacuations in syria are underway again from both east aleppo and government controlled villages. almost 50 orphans who'd been trapped in a rebel held enclave in eastern aleppo for months have finally been brought out to safety. some are in a critical condition from injuries or dehydration. and a seven—year—old girl, bana al abed, who gained international attention after she began tweeting about life in her home city, is also among thousands more who have been able to leave. but tens of thousands are still trapped in the city. richard galpin reports. many in east aleppo, including children, waited outside

the first is about their medical package that was delivered to team sky back in 2011.n british cycling over the years, with sir bradley wiggins and chris froome amongst them. back in 2011, it has been reported that a package was delivered to them at the end of a race, and the contents of that package will yet to have been disclosed. uk anti—doping is currently conducting an investigation into that. speaking this morning to bon howdon, the president of british cycling, they said they were unable to speak about it because uk anti—doping had denied them permission to do so. that was disputed by the committee. some terse exchanges, and as you can hear now between bob howdon and damian collins, the chair of the committee, in the end what they have decided to do is eventually the right to the committee and give them information about what exactly was that package. but we are certainly not aware of any doping products that would be in there. it has not come across our viewpoint. i didn't say it was doping products, ijust wanted to see if you knew what was in it, because i fin

team sky say they are confident uk anti—doping will find no wrongdoing when it publishes its report intohe package was handed over during the criterium du dauphine, an event won by sir bradley wiggins. sir dave brailsford told mps yesterday it contained an over—the—counter decongestant, fluimucil. team sky say they're cooperating fully and look forward to the report. 2007 champion raymond van barneveld is into the second round of the pdc world darts championship. the dutch 12th seed lostjust two legs to englishman robbie green — averaging nearly 100 in the process. he'll play alan norris in round 2.

team sky boss sir dave brailsford has told a house of commons select committee in the uk that a packaget the 2011 criterium du dauphine, won by sir bradley wiggins, contained a decongestant. a british newspaper allegation had put team sky under pressure to reveal the contents of the package, but they couldn't until now because of an ongoing uk anti—doping investigation. brailsford told a culture, media and sport select committee that the package contained fluimucil, a substance not banned by authorities. there's always listens to be learned and you've got to start with yourself. i've looked at myself long and hard in the mirrorand yourself. i've looked at myself long and hard in the mirror and thought about this carefully in terms of how i've personally handled the situation and i think i could have done a lot better quite frankly and i would like to think in performance terms we've done pretty well, but on this occasion the way i managed this, like i said, i would start with myself first and not look at anybody else. we run a fantastic operation, we've got fantastic people. they are of

team sky boss sir dave brailsford has told a house of commons select committee in the uk that a packageterium du dauphine, won by sir bradley wiggins, contained a decongestant. he has told the house of commons select committee that it was a decongestant. a british newspaper allegation had put team sky under pressure to reveal the contents of the package, but they couldn't until now, because of an ongoing uk anti—doping investigation. in hindsight, dave brailsford regrets how he handled the situation. there are always lessons to be learned and you have to start with yourself and i have looked at myself long and hard in the mirror and yourself and i have looked at myself long and hard in the mirrorand i have thought about it very carefully in terms of howl have thought about it very carefully in terms of how i handled personally the situation and i think it could have been a lot better. i would like to think in performance terms we have done quite well but on this occasion and the way i have managed this i think, like i say, i will start with myself first and not look at anyone else. we h

team sky say they are confident uk anti—doping will find no wrongdoing when it publishes its report into 2011. the package was handed over during the criterium du dauphine, an event won by sir bradley wiggins. sir dave brailsford told mps yesterday it contained an over—the—counter decongestant, fluimucil. team sky say they're co—operating fully and look forward to the report. 2007 champion, raymond van barneveld, is into the second round of the pdc world darts championship. the dutch 12th seed lostjust two legs to englishman robbie green, averaging nearly 100 in the process. he'll play alan norris in round two. that is it for now us. from all of us, good night. hello. a fairly quiet spell of weather for many parts of the british isles in the first part of december. wouldn't you know it, when you are thinking of travelling up and down the country, it looks as though especially in the north things will be unsettled. they have been unsettled of late. that is because we have had the weather front moving in the atlantic ushered along by gale force winds. miserable. through the rest of the nig

team sky say they are confident uk anti—doping will find no wrongdoing when it publishes its report intohe contents of a package delivered to the team in 2011. the package was handed over during the criterium du dauphine, an event won by sir bradley wiggins. sir dave brailsford told mps yesterday it contained an over—the—counter decongestant, fluimucil. team sky say they're cooperating fully and look forward to the report. 2007 champion raymond van barneveld is into the second round of the pdc world darts championship. the dutch 12th seed lostjust two legs to englishman robbie green — averaging nearly 100 in the process. he'll play alan norris in round 2. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. thank you for watching. good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are miranda green from the ft and christopher hope, who's chief political correspondent at the daily telegraph. good to see you both. hello. wait until you have finished the papers. you will not be saying that when i am finished with you, mate!

chief amongst them has been the question of the medical package delivered to team sky in 2011.livered. the contents of which have always remained something of a mystery. the current speaker at the committee was asked about this by the daily mail. he was unable to provide a satisfactory answer as to why that package was delivered. today he has come before mps and told them that the content of that package which was delivered to the team doctor was a non—prescription decongestant. he said it was flown out as part of a regular trip if someone was coming on a logistics trip, the team doctor asked for this substance to be brought out. it is regularly available in france, which is where it was flown out to, which has caused questions from mps as to why it was necessary to bring it from the team sky base in the uk. in trying to clear up this matter of why the substance was used, he said it was a non—prescription decongestant and there was no wrongdoing. the uk anti—doping have been looking into this matter for some time. they said that they were happy for questions to be posed to memb

team sky say they are confident uk anti—doping will find no wrongdoing when it publishes its report intoackage delivered to the team in 2011. the package was delivered during the criterium du dauphine — an event won by sir bradley wiggins. sir dave brailsford told mps yesterday it contained an over—the—counter decongestant, fluimucil. team sky say they're co—operating fully and look forward to the report. that's all the sport for now. let's return now to our main story — yesterday's deadly attack on a christmas market in berlin. the german prosecutor is giving a press conference following last night's attack — let's listen in. translation: the event reminds you of what happened in nice and again, the choice of a name which have a lot of symbolism, like christmas market. these kinds of things are reflected in the past calls of islamist terror organisations, who have called for that kind of attack. we don't have a video yet where anybody says they did it, so we cannot give any conclusive state m e nts cannot give any conclusive statements about the background. at the moment, the investigat

team sky say they are confident uk anti—doping will find no wrongdoing when it publishes its report intoas handed over during the criterium du dauphine — an event won by sir bradley wiggins. sir dave brailsford told mps yesterday it contained an over—the—counter decongestant, fluimucil. team sky say they're co—operating fully and look forward to the report. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. damien, many thanks for that. a planned strike over pay by around 1,500 baggage handlers and check—in staff at 18 uk airports has been suspended. employees of swissport had been due to walk out on december 23rd and 2ath. but the union unite said agreement had now been reached on an improved pay offer. a court has ruled that doctors should stop providing life support treatment to a policeman who was left in a coma after a road accident. paul briggs suffered a brain injury in a motorcycle crash last year while serving with merseyside police. his wife wants him to be allowed to die. but doctors had said there was potential for mr briggs to emerge from his minimally conscious stat

wiggins and team sky have denied any wrongdoing. tes says his achievements in cycling won't be repeated, he agrees that the questions over his use of certain drugs via theraputic use exemptions have cast a shadow. it's a real shame that all this tue has come right at the end of his career and there is a cloud and it's understandable. in terms of the rules of the sport, he has broken none. the uci, the world governing body, wada have said there is nothing to answer for. but there is still obviously a question of — has it been ethical? and i think that is a separate issue, but it is certainly not the ideal way that bradley wiggins would have wanted to retire. has that been potentially a little bit of a push into him making this decision now? potentially. will we see him back in six months racing? who knows? former world champion ricky hatton has called for more support for retired boxers. hatton said if there were some kind of union in place, others may be able to avoid the depression he's suffered in retirement. hatton fell into heavy

team sky say they are confident uk anti—doping will find no wrongdoing when it publishes its report into won by sir bradley wiggins. sir dave brailsford told mps yesterday it contained an over—the—counter decongestant, flumucil. team sky say they‘re co—operating fully and look forward to the report. that‘s all sport for now. i‘ll have more in the next hour. thank you. more now on the lorry attack at a christmas market in germany which has left 12 people dead. german prosecutor peter frank says no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack, adding that it was not yet clear who was behind it. translation: the results of all these investigations are not yet ready. so for now, we don‘t know whether there was one attacker or several attackers. we also don‘t know whether they had support. this pa rt know whether they had support. this part of the investigation is not yet entirely concluded. but we have to think that the person who was arrested yesterday, a man of pakistani nationality, we have to be open to the idea that he could possibly, that he could possibly not have been the atta

wiggins and team sky have denied any wrongdoing. — but agrees that the questions over his use of performance enhancing drugs for medical reasons had cast a shadow. it isa it is a real shame that all this has come right at the end of his career and there is a cloud and it is understandable. in terms of the rules of the sport he has broken none. the world governing body have said there is nothing to answer for. but there are still obviously a question of has it been ethical and i think that is a separate issue, but it is certainly not the ideal way that bradley wiggins would have wa nted way that bradley wiggins would have wanted to retire. has that been potentially a little bit of a push into him making this decision now? potentially. will we see him back in six months racing? bluenose? —— who knows? tottenham manager mauricio pochettino says they‘re well—placed to attack the top four in the premier league, after moving to within a point of their north london rivals arsenal. they beat southampton 4—1 last night — harry kane had gone

wiggins and team sky have tonight any wrongdoing and while one of wigan ‘s former team—mates says his he agrees the questions over riggins's use of performance enhancing drugs for medical reasons have cast a shadow. it's a shame this tue has come at the end of his career and there is a cloud. in terms of the rules of the sport, he's broken none. the world governing body has said there is nothing to answer for. there is still a question of, has it been ethical? that's a separate issue. it's certainly not the ideal way bradley wiggins would have wanted to have retired. has that been potentially a push into him making this decision now? potentially. will we see him back in six months racing? who knows? andy murray is in abu dhabi for his first event of the new season, he'll face david goffin, who beatjo—wilfried new season, he'll face david goffin, who beat jo—wilfried tsonga new season, he'll face david goffin, who beatjo—wilfried tsonga earlier. the belgian, ranked 11th in the world, beat his french opponent in straight sets. the first grand slam of the season. the australian open. tha

wiggins and team sky have denied any wrong doing. chievements in cycling won't be repeated — he agrees that the questions over his use of performance enhancing drugs — for medical reasons — have cast a shadow. it is a real shame that all this tue has come right at the end of his career and there is a cloud and it is understandable. in terms of the rules of the sport he has broken none. the world governing body have said there is nothing to answer for. but there is still obviously a question of — has it been ethical? and i think that is a separate issue, but it is certainly not the ideal way that bradley wiggins would have wanted to retire. has that been potentially a little bit of a push into him making this decision now? potentially. will we see him back in six months racing? who knows? cash as swansea city continue their search for a new manager, west ham boss slaven bilic says bob bradley wasn't given a fair chance. the american was in charge forjust 11 games and 85 days, before he was sacked after swa nsea's boxing day defeat to w

centre of a uk anti—doping investigation contained an over—the—counter decongestant, according to team skyd. fluimucil is legal in sport, and used on a regular basis. the package was delivered to the team bus on the final day of the 2011 criterium du dauphine, which was won by sir bradley wiggins. that is sir dave brailsford talking about that yesterday. that mystery package we have heard about a lot was a decongestant. thank you. only one story makes the front page. a couple actually. what happened in berlin. that happened last night. christmas carnage in berlin. inside, many papers have more details and of course more photographs as well and maps. everyone is tried to piece together, including police, this morning, exactly what happened. they are talking about the lorry going at 40 miles an hour hitting pedestrians in the christmas markets and various buildings etc. and we have seen pictures this morning of where it came toa pictures this morning of where it came to a standstill. it appears to bea came to a standstill. it appears to be a large road, but it is not clear at this time why i

britain and team sky have denied any wrongdoing. 0ne of wigan ‘s former team—mate say his achievement questions over his use of performance enhancing drugs for medical reasons has cast a shadow. it's a shame this has come towards the end of his career, this tue. in terms of the rules of sport, he's broken none, the world governing body has said there is nothing to answer for. but there is still obviously a question of, has it been ethical? i think that's a separate issue. it's certainly not the ideal way bradley wiggins would have wa nted the ideal way bradley wiggins would have wanted to have retired. has that been potentially a push to him making this decision now? potentially. will we see him back racing in six months? who knows? tennis and andy murray is in abu dhabi for the first event of the new season, facing david coughlan, who beatjo—wilfried tsonga. season, facing david coughlan, who beat jo—wilfried tsonga. the season, facing david coughlan, who beatjo—wilfried tsonga. the belgian ranked 11th in the world finished his opponent in straight sets. the first grand slam of the s

team sky boss sir dave brailsford has told a house of commons select committee that a package deliveredw, because of an ongoing uk anti—doping investigation. there are always lessons to be learned and i will start with myself. i‘ve looked at myself in the mirrorand myself. i‘ve looked at myself in the mirror and thought about it long and carefully, about how i handled it personally, and i could have done it better. in performance terms we did it pretty well, but on this occasion, the way i managed this, i would start with myself and not look at anybody else. we run a fantastic operation with fantastic people. they are of the highest standards and have great integrity. and quite frankly, they don‘t deserve to have had this shadow cast over them. that‘s all sport for now. i‘ll have more in sportsday at 6:30pm. and we will see tim later. time for the headlines. the russian foreign ministry is reporting its ambassador to ankara has been shot dead by a gunman while visiting a photo gallery in the turkish capital. thousands of workers stage a series of strikes, hitting trains, post offices an

sky. our team deep inside new york's security command center as millions gather in times square and aroundhe world to welcome in 2017. >>> did russian hackers target a power company right here at home? tensions rising as expelled russian diplomats race to leave the country, while trump's team asks, does the punishment fit the crime? >>> the manhunt for a cop killer. a young rookie just married. the latest in this year's alarming rise in officers killed in the line of duty. >>> trapped for eight hours sky high on a ride. so high rescue ladders were too short.

see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: not mostly cloudy to cloudy sky with highs in the 30s. we are accumulation is possible. monday is dry with a lot of 30s. wednesday/thursday is a bit tricky at this point. the confidence in the computer model been consistent at all for the only a 20% right now until there temperatures getting colder by the end of next week into the forecast for these two days with confidence in are the temperatures getting colder by a kwwl follow-up now -- tonight we are hearing from a a fire that happened next door that fire happening at riley's on first avenue in cedar rapids--back in september--- at the time--moose mcduffy's next door-- thought they would re-open within a week-- as it turns out--that was not the case. kwwl's kristin rogers--talking with the bar today-- who says nearly three months that's right--initially they thought they had minor smoke damage from the fire at rileys-- i'm told they scrubbed everything down and planned to re- open just days later-- only to find out--the damage was much deeper than it seemed. demolitio

sky. our team deep inside new york's security command center as millions gather in times square and around world to welcome in 2017. >>> did russian hackers target a power company right here at home? tensions rising as expelled russian diplomats race to leave the country, while trump's team asks, does the punishment fit the crime? >>> the manhunt for a cop killer. a young rookie just married. the latest in this year's alarming rise in officers killed in the line of duty. >>> trapped for eight hours sky high on a ride. so high rescue ladders were too short.

sky. our team deep inside new york's security command center as millions gather in times square and around the world to welcome in 2017. >>> did russian hackers target a power company right here at home? tensions rising as expelled russian diplomats race to leave the country, while trump's team asks, does the punishment fit the crime? >>> the manhunt for a cop killer. a young rookie just married. the latest in this year's alarming rise in officers killed in the line of duty. >>> trapped for eight hours sky high on a ride. so high rescue ladders were too short. how those families finally came down. >>> and lost in the snow for more than a day. how the slip of paper one man carried in his pocket for three decades finally saved him. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us as we bid farewell to 2016. i'm cecilia vega. as new year's celebrations are under way around the world, we begin right here at home with a staggering show of force. a live look right here at new york's times square, the sidewalks are packed. more than a million people expected there for the country's biggest party. se

tonight after that horrific plane crash in colombia, members of that brazilian soccer team, most of them killed in the crash. sky. we're learning there was a second plane with fuel problems landing just as their plane with a team onboard was dealing with its emergency. here's david kerley. >> reporter: such joy among players and the jet crew as they took off for colombia and their first finals tournament. the 29-year-old co-pilot making her first flight with the airline looking forward to flying the team. a flight with a chilling end. the chartered jet in a pattern, as another jet with a fuel problem making a priority landing, the soccer charter announces it too has a fuel problem. then, an emergency. >> the controller asked the pilot to turn. no, the pilot said. he's heading to the airport. the controller quickly -- orders other jets to turn away. but with no fuel, no lelectr electricity, it's too late, as a vector. >> now they're descending into high terrain, they're essentially gliding into oblivion. >> reporter: at the crash scene, players' shoes, all 71 killed now identified as families prepare funerals. an

sky. storm team 4's ten-day outlook tomorrow morning will be down in the mid-30s for much of the region with increasing clouds on thursday and afternoon temperatures just reaching the upper 40s tomorrow. then the cold plunge moves in on friday turning windy. we may only have it in the upper then on saturday, still cold, 20s in the morning. afternoon highs in the upper 30s. and on saturday evening, storm team 4 tracking winter at 7:30 p.m. you can see our latest storm team 4 weather special. looking toward winter and what may happen. then sunday afternoon in the low 40s with some sunshine in and out clouding up with rain likely on monday. getting really cold into next week. melissa, multiple crashes, what is happening? > after another. chopper 4 just got over the scene at the outer loop near connecticut. several vehicles, one on a tow, and another one spun around. and chopper 4 told me on the way he saw another crash here about a half mile before this one. so lots of different crashes reported through the area here this morning. take a look at that, again, that's on the left side of the roadw

team. see the screen for your complete here is additional forecast weather through saturday with mostly cloudy to cloudy sky with highs in the 30s. we are tracking a transition from rain accumulation is possible. monday is dry with a lot of clouds. tuesday has a slight wednesday/thursday is a bit tricky at this point. the confidence in the computer mean all over. they have not forecast for these two days with only a 20% right now until there is more confidence. the one thing i do have more confidence in are the temperatures getting weather through saturday with temperatures getting colder by the end of next week into the week of december 12. a morning of shopping quickly turns chaotic and deadly -- as a pick-up truck slams into an iowa walmart, killing three. this happening in pella -- where a 9-1-1 call came in just before 10 this morning regarding a truck that drove through the meat and grocery entrance of the store. tonight -- word that two of the three killed worked at the walmart. a woman who works nearby describes what she heard to kwwl just moments after: "we heard a large boom sound, and knew it cam

storm team 4 radar scanning the sky. don't have any rain or snow anywhere in our region. good travel down to the upper 30s by 11:00. above freezing by 8:00 tomorrow morning then lots of sun tomorrow. getting warmer. you'll notice it quickly warming by late morning tomorrow, jumping into the 40s. so the commute tomorrow, dry in the morning. we'll have it in the upper 40s, near 50 from noontime and during the afternoon. and heading back home, it will be hovering right around 50 degrees. storm team 4 ten-day outlook. friday, a bit cooler with increasing clouds. afternoon highs into the mid 40s. then on saturday, in the morning, we'll be in the upper 30s. we'll likely get some rain showers in the morning. and then by noontime, the mid 40s. by then, the rain will likely be tapering off and ending. then during the afternoon, some clearing on saturday afternoon into christmas eve. hanukkah begins as well. we'll be back down into the mid 40s by mid evening. by dawn on christmas day, the upper 30s. during the day on christmas day, nice. good for traveling around the region. headin

sky. some during the day. slight chance 3 thanks justin...our team coverage continues with eric levy who is live in milwaukee. lets check in with him now... eric, you've been out in this stuff all day,,, what are people saying? 3 the snow didn't necessarily keep people inside. most of the people we found decided to lace up the boots and walk instead of drive. many of the a thinner crowd than maybe a clear sunday. driving is not advised, however some people had no choice. "conditions weren't too bad in minneapolis but we were having this snowstorm there expect. but, driving from the milwaukee airport to downtown was pretty difficult. it was tough. and there were some cars that had slid off." off.""the snow is fine. i'd rather have snow than cold, but we're going to get that too. (bitter cold. are you ready for that?) i stay indoors" indoors.""walk around the city, hanging out in the apartment. walking with the dogs, seeing the lights. (ad lib)the snowy conditions caused a lot of problems down near the a lot of problems down near the state border.3 amanda devoe is in kenosha... where amanda devoe is in kenosha.

got a beautiful blue sky now, live view from the storm team 4 tower camera on morning. we'll have plenty of sunshine as we get into the afternoon hours. and that should warm things somewhat comfortable and actually getting a little above average. which is right around 50 degrees, we'll get a little above that late they are afternoon and the sky has quickly cleared out in the wake of the overnight rain that's pushed out to sea. our temperatures are well into the 40s. reagan national now up to 47 degrees. and hour by hour, into the afternoon, we'll see it hovering in the low 50s for much of the right after sunset, which today is around 4:45, it will start to drop into the 40s and more rain on the way tomorrow. the new hour-by-hour timing in few minutes. >>> this just in, d.c. mayor muriel bowser will travel to washington, d.c. to meet with president-elect donald trump. mayor bowser has said that investing in infrastructure is one shared goal of the politicians. trump has un urban development. former rival ben carson. the president-elect is expanding his options for secret

sky high. he has the pressure of taking over the best team in school history.ems to love it even read books about it when he was 16. >> that's what i live for. that's what i thrive on. i just got to meet with the temple university football team. and the look in those guy's eyes their demeanor in the room it is obvious the top 25 ranking, great academic success, it is obvious by looking at those young men's eyes why that happened. >> it sound nice. hopefully he actually gets it done when the pressure actually gets here. now to the eagles. the curious case of brandon brooks. he missed two of the lea last three games with an illness and today he revealed it was because of anxiety. he's had this idea before in his career they thought it might be just a stomach ulcer today he opened up for the first time about the condition. >> it's an obsession. i can emphasize that enough. it's not, you know, nervousness or fear. i love the organization. the organization has been great. they're supporting me with this. the head coach, my conditioning coach, howie, everybody suppor

we teamed up with sugar house casino for two, two we say family friendly displays in the sky. i'll be back in a half hour with more. live for now, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >> see you shortly. thanks. >>> on new year's day, mummers take over center city. they are practicing. more than 10,000 men, women and children participate. it kicks off at 9:00 in the morning. >>> we found them rehearsing at the convention center. they'll perform after the parade. go to nbc10.com and check road closures in effect as cities prepare for tomorrow's parade. >>> the jersey shore set to celebrate 2017. many casinos are holding parties for their best customers. at bali's, they have a mardi gras theme. for some, ringing in the new year is all about the atmosphere. >> enjoy our time, relax and just hang out and the people here are very friendly, the food is great, service is fantastic. >> we checked with every casino in atlantic city, all the hotel rooms are sold out. >>> in ocean city, entertainers are preparing for some of the live performances set to take the stage during the resort's first n

gotter is back with the storm team the wind diminished a little the teens, wind chills remained in the single digits. we get to enjoy more sunshine today under a mostly sunny sky, but it will be breezy and cold with highs in the low 20s, and a brisk wind to 15 mph. tonight is mostly cloudy and co w teens and a light breeze. saturday is mostly cloudy and quiet for most of the day with highs in the mid 20s and a light wind, but snow showers move in after 4pm saturday, and become heavier and widespread saturday night. a effect for all of se wisconsin from 6pm saturday until late sunday night. there will be 3-5" of snow by sunday morning, and the snow continues into sunday evening with an additional 2-4" of accumulation by 7pm. highs will be near wind. light snow continues into monday morning, and total accumulations from this storm ?? its great little moments like these i don't want to miss. but when i'm worried about all the things that might happen, it's hard to live in the moment. protect the great moments in your life with an affordable health plan through healthcare.gov. because the majority of people who sign up qualify for financial help, most don't pay fu

today he's taking me somewhere only someone from the home team could be expected to know about. >> it's a beautiful day. the skyseasons changing and we're about to go into a dark room, and you eat a very lyonnaise menu and you drink a vast quantity of lyonaise wine. >> and what sinister bodies will be in there? >> the only kind of people who would do this kind of thing on a bright pretty day, it's a very male tradition. you work hard, you drink harder. ♪ >> oh! >> uh-oh. >> don't be afraid. >> don't be afraid. >> the mysterious, fabulous, goofy, wonderful bro-fests called franc machon are basically eating and drinking societies that go back over a century, when the silk workers of lyon would finish their night shifts early in the morning. hungry and looking to get, shall we say, completely hammered, they take over a bouchon, stuff their faces like heroes, blow off the proverbial steam in decidedly french fashion, which is to say no freaking guytalian nachos or mozzarella sticks for these boys. hell, no. >> how often do you do this? >> eight times a year. >> it's a very lyonaise society, some secret. >> all of t

teams. officials believed a car bomb was detonated on a hill overlooking the stadium. plane shot high into the skyindows on a bus used to carry right police to the stadium were blown out. a suicide bomber set off a second attack in an adjacent car. shrapnel littered the street as police investigated growth -- both crime scenes. emergency workers treated some of the injured officers at the stadium. dozens of ambulances rushed the most severely injured to area hospitals. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. marley hall, cbs news.>> we got an update that 10 people have been arrested in connection with the attack.>>> new details about the tribute to john glenn. people wishing to pay their respects in person will get an eight hour window next friday at the ohio state house. he died on thursday at the age of 95. in 1962, he was the first man to orbit the earth in the friendship seven. next friday, his body will lie in repose in the ohio state house rotunda. a public memorial will take place at ohio state university.>>> imagine covering all your energy needs using wind and solar power

teamed up for star bright holidays. ? oh christmas tree ? ? oh christmas tree ? look up to witness hundreds of lighted drones taking over the nighttime sky. half a million led lights create a total winter wonderer land with sleigh rides, chestnuts roasting over an open fire, strolling carolors. in louisiana, celebrate new orleans city park celebrating a 30th anniversary with hundreds of thousands of lights throughout 25 acres of the park, hop on a two mile train ride through ancient oak trees lit up at night or spin on a whimsical carousel. in branson, missouri, expect big time lights, 5 million dazzling lights, 1,000 deg rated christmas trees, two broadway style productions, and a five-story specific effects christmas tree. of course, no visit to new york around the holidays is complete without a walk down 5th avenue and a spin on the world famous rockefeller christmas tree. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: there's much more to see around the holidays in new york city. like the luminaries light installation at brookfield place. every 30 minutes, see a canopy of hundreds of lighted lanterns set to three holiday songs, and over in brooklyn

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sky walker. jedi knight or royalty. but a scrap c team of recruit led by oscar nominated actress felicity jones. >> i was surprised that. >> filmmaker of this one special effects challenge making digita version of model built 40 years ago. rogue 1 takes place just before the original 1977 film. remember this classic opening explaining rebel spoil steal secret plans to the death star. >> i want to know what happened to the plans they sent you. >> the plans helping luke sky walker and plans below it to smithereens. turns out luke and his friends owe to it rooeing one raing tag crew of rebel. >> we want more people to get to know the universe of "star wars". >> rebel expected to draw the second biggest december movie premier of all time after last year the force awaken. went on to bring in two.1 billion dollars worldwide. box office expectation are a little over for this partly because different cast of character. no hans solo. no sky walker b. but there is an appearance from the most notorious villain. darth vadar. abc news los angeles. >>>

sky. right now storm team 4 radar showing a little bit of light snow north and west of us, but most of it's tracking off north and east. hour by hour into the evening hours the pink zones could get icing late tonight into early tomorrow morning, the green zone is rain coming in by dawn, off and on rain showers through midmorning on monday, then it ends and we get some sunshine breaking out tomorrow afternoon. we will get temperatures up into the low 50s. but we do have this freezing rain advisory here in this zone in color, northwest of the metro area, for late tonight into tomorrow morning, up to maybe a tenth of an inch of icing there by dawn tomorrow so watch out for that. then on tuesday, wednesday, partly sunny both days, in the 40s, cold on thursday and friday with highs only in the?yv low 3. our first chance of any really accumulating snow still looks to be maybe on saturday morning, changing to rain saturday afternoon and ending on sunday midday. that's the way it look. >> all right, tom, >>> a week ago we saw how fake news led to a shooting at a popular pizza place here in washingt