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step after r tep, note afttr note, it's all leeup to this. 8:16 "it' worth it. it's worth all the time and effort you put in," says kellen. >> they leave for florida saturday night and get home january 2nd. you can catch the russell athlhlic bowl game which pits the babaor bears against the north carolina tar heels on tuesday at 4:30. and the jays aren't the only ones playing at the russell athletic bowl game. from south dakota, yankton high school's marching band will also perform the band's director says the school has 106 students making the trip. they'll leave at 3 a-m this saturday, and return on new year's day. as santa's elves work around the clock to get ready for christmas, we found another toy shop in an unusual location. ktiv's sheila brummer traveled to springfield, south dakota for the story. << (nat of wood shop) sounds of hard work and sawdust fill the air. (quick nat) all, by two inmates doing hard time at the mike durfee state prison in springfield, south dakota. :01 "you come into prison you get in trouble and you kind of feel like you're alway

we haven't had to feel that cold very of tep. we start a little bit of a recovery and up to about 40 to 42 for the game. the wind about 10 to 15 miles per hour. mild for most of next week. there will be a couple of episodes of rain timing is a little tricky but between tuesday and christmas eve, one but look at how mild those temperatures will be. especially as we get toward christmas eve. we'll coupe on top of that. to be sure. heather? ed: we trust you shall, harv. ed: adele fans shut out! heather: but some lucky people are about to cash in. the scramble to get concert tickets. and how much they are now going for on-line. heather: and coming up on "jimmy kimmel live," giada de heather: tickets for adele's u.s. tour went on sale at 10:00 this morning. and sold-out within an hour. tonight, resale prices for the 56-date tour are skyrocketing. sites like craigslist have tickets priced at more than $7,000. one site listed four tickets on sale for over $48,000 and still climbing. adele will play two shows at the td garden in septembe

let's look at the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in tep minutes. let's see if the fog is causing a problem. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we're doing okay on the majors where a little bit of reduced visibility in parts of new jersey but bigger things right now in cherry hill, an accident investigation that's ongoing from an accident that happened last night. 38 westbound between lexington avenue and mansion boulevard all lanes are detoured westbound and one lane eastbound is closed. so watch out for that. no real problems in terms of traffic right now moving through that area so you should be fine. the vine street expressway east and westbound closed with construction between broad street and the schuylkill. 95 looking great. you can see around republican girard avenue. the southbound lanes headed to the center city area. 13 minute drive time southbound from woodhaven to the vine street expressway. >> thanks, jessica. 4:32. happening now, a woman is being questioned in connection with overnight shootings. it was a violent night

teps tomorrow, boston around 69. billerica at 70. fitchburg at 68, down through the southshore and buzzard's bay, temperatures upper 50s to the upper 60s. keep in mind, too, this is just whacky. the normal high is 39. and so tomorrow afternoon the numbers in the upper 60s. the record should get shattered and probably tomorrow morning it will be warm overnight tonight. city of boston, you wake up be in the upper 50s and quickly through the 60s tomorrow morning. there's your record right through but i think we'll get to 69. worcester, you'll smash that. your record is 57. you should easily reach the mid-60s tomorrow. traveling tomorrow, again, a couple of sprinkles, isolated showers, mid atlantic states but otherwise tonight's rain is out of here and mild all over the northeast. 50s, 60s, 70s as you head to the southeast and thunderstorms in carolina as well as portions of florida. and scattered showers on the west coast. here comes the colder weather next week and actually i think we'll have a storm coming at us tuesday that will like

you go on a journey step for .tep, each for eddie has an amazing ability to reveal the inner workingsemotions. hooper: i was lucky enough with the box office of the miserablesch and les that i could get this project made. my seven-year involvement makes me a bit of a newcomer. the producer has been trying to get this made since 2000. the obstacles they faced as producers speaks to the kind of climate toward transgender stories that i have witnessed and now it is starting to shift. rose: do you select based on some rhythm of your own? i just did a comedy so i will do a drama. tom hooper: to me it has been taking the best scripts. i have to fall in love with the project in order to go on the tenacious journey that you have to go on to get a film made. when i look back on the three films i have made most recently, the king's speech and the danish girl both come from a similar part of my life. all of us have blocks between us and the best version of ourselves or the true version of ourselves. they could be shyness or insecurity. it could be an addiction. it could be stammering, like in th

>> police say that man has at least ten require arrests the i in teps today still a mystery. >> you want to scare people. >> no explanation from james as this surveillance camera image prompted a tip that led lis to him walking around the streets of lawrence. ewalked across the street in front of me. the male suspect fitting description to a tee and i took him into custody at gunpoint. earlier second the day. 30 miles south in boston. the bag police say he dropped next a homeland security suv shut down part of the city. >> fire in the home. >> police sa 6ly deg ded nateed thing about and video showed him placing it and walking away causing concern on the atlantic avenue and worry for the officer who ultimately took him down. when you hear bomb. i didn't know if he would have any additional weapon on him or possibly ied on him. >> it turns out he was not armed. that bag did not vice president a bomb but the police i said caution dictated the%'s response. >> given what is going on around the country. >> bet are safe than sorry. >> that man was brought from being charged with planting a hoa

we haven't had to feel that cold very of tep. we start a little bit of a recovery and up to about 40 to 42 for the game. the wind about 10 to 15 miles per hour. mild for most of next week. there will be a couple of episodes of rain timing is a little tricky but between tuesday and christmas eve, one or two bouts of significant rain but look at how mild those temperatures will be. especially as we get toward christmas eve. we'll coupe on top of that. to be sure. heather? ed: we trust you shall, harv. ed: adele fans shut out! heather: but some lucky people are about to cash in. the scramble to get concert tickets. and how much they are now going for on-line. heather: and coming up on "jimmy kimmel live," giada de praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe i

teps connecticut has taken. i know for example with my friend and colleague, robin kelly, we have tough laws in connecticut, illinois, in california, but people just come across state lines, or they are not enforced, as you pointed out. if you can talk a bit about those priorities. federal laws for research better , enforcement to help us focus the attention of our colleagues for what we can do to best save lives. not only from mass shootings but , the every day shootings, that homicides and needless deaths that we have an obligation to address. thank you very much. >> i will take a crack at that. i think the most important thing to do, as i indicated a few minutes ago, is to extend background check requirements across the board federally. there is really no reason not to do that. 90% of the american people want that. we have evidence that it does affect diversions of guns to criminals. it will help underwrite of -- help a variety of states reduce levels of gun violence. that is clearly the top priority. i think

president obama: we will have to search ourselves as a society to make sure we can take basic ,teps thatld make it harder not impossible, but harder for individuals to get access to weapons. david: today marked the second time in a week president obama has addressed a mass shooting. on tuesday he said he hoped the november 27 shooting would start, quote conversation and action on gun control. let me ask you about what we know about the weapons that were used in san bernardino yesterday. forhe feds identified weapons, two long guns, ar-15, military style rifles, and two semiautomatic distills, one made by smith & wesson, one made by a lesser-known company. these shooters were well-equipped. they also had a vast amount of ammunition. it is the ammunition that's more important than the particular guns. it's a proliferation of ammunition that allows an attack like this to become so deadly. david: i remember in the wake of sandy hook, california was held up a gun-control advocates as a real example, a state that had done more than many others to prevent people who should not getting guns from

here are the teps for the morning.here's a 28 degrees in santa rose a also upper 20s into fairfield. below freezing for much of the east bay valleys and even close to or below freezing for the santa clara valley as we get west and south of san jose, cool temperatures like morgan hill and gilroy. upper 20s tonight. upper 30s for oakland. so even 30s right up to the bay and highs for the afternoon are going up eventually into the low to mid-50s. we have some ex -- a mixture of sunshine and clouds in the morning. clouds increasing in the afternoon. it will be gray by 3:00 or 4:00. by monday, that wet weather that comes for tomorrow night, it will be overment we have a few clouds monday morning and increasing sunshine and increasing winds, too monday afternoon. it will be a little breezy. tuesday, another cold morning. this is going to be the theme through this week because we don't have any storms to deal with. mostly sunny skies and through the rest of this coming week, in fact, the rest of the year, the storm track is n

but in the trump world it's such a small lie to all the other lies he's telling him in the same sen teps, that no one interviewing him keep with those lines. >> he has them all lined up. one comes right after the other. they all totally support his objective view of what's happening. which esche knows is not realistic. he's saying things that aren't there and talking about things that aren't there. but this is what we have. >> all right, let's listen to his latest absolutely crazy unconstitutional, legally impossible idea about the death penalty he suggested tonight. >> within of the first things i do in terms of executive order if i win will be to sign a strong, strong statement that will go out to the country, out to the world that anybody killing a policeman, policewoman, police officer, anybody killing a police officer, death penalty. it's going to happen. okay? we can't let this go. [ applause ] >> we can't let this go. >> now, maria teresa, he's doing that in front of an audience of police, police union who obviously know nothing about law in america. all death penalties must be le

old eddie tep tipton installed secret software on machines that randomly generate winning numbers and could have had lottery machine access in many states including connecticut. >> if people don't trust the honesty of the system, the participation will dwindle and be jeopardized. >> mr. tipton is the security director for the multistate lottery association. >>> the force is definitely strong with star wars. >> the force awakens shattering all kinds of records and the look at the box office numbers at the box office. >> and a high school choir from long island is getting ready for the performance of a lifetime. i'm kristen thorn with that story coming up. >> but first, we want to see your holiday lights an decorations, right, bill? >> of course. i want to see yours. >> yes. >> i have a i have a few. >> so take a look. some of the photos that all of have you sent number the more over the top they are, the better. tag them with #nbc 7ny or post to the facebook page. >>> deadly chaos on the las vegas strip. the mother who drove straight into the crowd. it's the holidays, which means a hou

it's diss heart tepping.s disappointing. >> when you take your child to school, you trust they're in the best of care, and you don't want anything done to them that you don't do. >> the teacher resigned shore shortly after the incident. the school department and police department are investigating to night. >> terrifying armed robbery at a store. the clerk scared for her life. lucky for her, a homeless man was nearby and jumped in to help. now, there's actually a push to help him as well. >> all right. plus underground discovery in mexico. the big secret that could reveal that could solve a century old mystery. scott. >> big weekend plans, the first weekend of december, maybe putting up some holiday decorations. we'll talk about the temperature changes that could impact you next. >> tomorrow morning 8:00 o'clock "good day philadelphia" goes to seven days a week with "good day philadelphia" weekend. so time to switch positions. >> moving over. >> rotate. >> there we go. >> bill you finally get your own chair.

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my friend from new jersey has been a leader in that effort every tep along the way. this is -- step along the way. this is something in the bill even those that don't support the bill, frankly, had we run it individually i believe would have passed on the floor overwhelmingly in a bipartisan fashion. it does come to us in the context of this bill and i hope many of my friends can support the bill for a variety of reasons this. would be one of the chief monks them. frankly, if they cannot, i would recognize again had this come individually i think even those that are opposed would have supported this because this is a uniting experience in american history. it's something we are proud of. we can't ever forget the sacrifices that men and women on the ground at the site in the moment of enormous draining danger made for their fellow americans the example they set forth. so the least we can do is to make sure that those who suffered are taken care of appropriately in the aftermath of this great tragedy. again, i thank my friend. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the bala

energy make all energy use more efficient and necessary tep so tongue the impact is to have the energy bill scored before it is enacted and my amendment would do just that. it would be submitted who would determine the impacts of the bill on u.s. greenhouse gas emissions. the bill should not be enacted until such an analysis is complete. we know the higher levels of greenhouse gases will per tush our climate and public health. the responsible choice is to ensure we are not contributing to the problem. as members of this congress it is our responsibility to protect the ins of interests of our americans and protect americans from climate change. and this amendment will allow us to do just that by giving us necessary information to analyze the effects of this legislation. i urge my colleagues to vote for this amendment and i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. mr. upton: i would seek five minutes in opposition. this amendment as properly stated would provide if the bill should not take effect until the study has been prepared. in essence, it would delay imp

to be teps that need taken to make that possible are key and the capacity to get private sector finance flowing around the world is critical. and that requires the right kind of investment environments in countries around the world. you can see countries that are doing it. even sometimes really surprising ones. nicaragua, of all places, totally hard line in the negotiations, by the way, ncluding in those last minutes that we talked about earlier. they have gone -- don't have exact numbers in my head right now. but somewhere in the range of 20% to almost 50% renewable energy that we talked about earlier. and they have attracted -- it's a small country but they have attracted, i forget exactly, but somewhere between a in about fi $2 billion of private investment. they have done it because they have made regulatory and legal changes very deliberately where they were paying way too many for energy where they were relyle on diesel and expensive stuff and they got religion now. and they are going just completely whole hog. malaysia is doing well. well. ines $2 billion of are dg and it can be

they tep ted cruz as well. well, if ted cruz and donald trump start shooting at each other right now, the beneficiaries, marco rubio, chris christiety, jeb bush. and we'll see what happens. >> remember that the establishment vote in iowa could be up to 40% of the vote. so if you can imagine a world where trump and cruz go after each other over the next month or so, they both end up more down in the high teens by the end -- i'm not predicting it but it could happen if they go after each other, and an establishment candidate who catches fire in iowa could be the surprise of the night and have a huge leg up. >> this is the first thing i have heard ever since trump entered the race where everyone says what stumps trump, what stops him? i can't think of anything except this, this seems realistic, the two of them going after each other and letting the others rise up, because they would fit a mold that wouldn't make the -- country krvelt. >> donald trump needs to avoid being baited into a fight with ted cruz in iowa u

. >> their own desire to use the political machine as a stair tep -- step to their own success. >> joiningenior political commentator and former senior adviser to president obama, david axelrod. thanks so much for being here. the more the gop attacks donald trump, the more his supporters dig in and like him and support him. >> absolutely. the essence of his appeal is that his anti-establishment, he's appealing to people who are very angry about what's going on in washington. they think the republican party has been a part of that. and so, yes, he will use this to his advantage. >> i mean, they feel abandoned by what was previously their party, most of them, some of them are independents. but they feel that politicians have promised them the world. they promised them they would overturn obamacare. they promised they would cut taxes and tackle the debt and deficit. they think donald trump is the answer. isn't this an interesting time. the more the republican rivals come out and tray to take the party back and try to take the front-runner status back, the more it backfires. >> the question is