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tmas shopper "oh we're just picking up a couple last minute gifts. and jalyn is from out of town and lives in louisiana and she's here so we're christmas shopping for her!" many people had lots of shopping bags in hand as they moved from store to store. some took a break from their shopping to take pictures in front of the christmas tree....grab a bite to eat...and take a ride on the train. some were shopping for their parents. but everyone has one thing in common as they wait for christmas day to arrive take sot: (no cgs. 3 butted together. 8 seconds total) "watching the opening up gifts. that's it" in order to cater to your last minute shopping needs - town square will be open later until christmas eve. thats means they will be open until 10 pm every day until thursday. and then open til 6pm on the 24th walmart and kohls will be open 24 hours until christmas eve. and then toys r us will be open until 2am every day until thursday. reporting live gina lazara channel 13 action news action news is tracking developing weather conditions as we head into

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>> pierre tmas with us, his exclusive with secretary johnson tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> we have breaking developments out of chicago this evening. that chicago police officer seen in this dash cam video. it is difficult to watch, firing at 25-year-old ron johnson, killing him. word tonight, that officer whether notwill not be chararged. authorities say johnson was armed, resisting arrest. but now word of a department of justice investigation, t taking aim at the entire chicago police department. abc's alex perez in chicago tonight. >> reporter: tonight, top chicago officials under fire in the wake of this now infamous video, showing a chicago police officer shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times in 15 seconds. case, shows police chasing 25-year-old ronald johnson, one of the officers, opening fire, killing johnson. the county prosecutor announcing today no charges for the officer involved. >> i'm not covering anything up. >> reporter: the video released more than a year after the incident. johnson's family says that gun was planted. >> i want that case

tmas day/the day after. snow also appears to be a possibility early next week. see graphics. >> and december is national drunk and drugged driving awareness month. with the new year's holiday approaching, the sioux city police department is taking extra precuations to keep drunk drivers off the road. one unit of the department is known as the alochol safety program, made up of a supervisor and three this group specializes in recognizing drunk and drugged driving. asap also teams up with mercy medical center's reality education alcohol program to help prevent fatalities. the food bank of siouxland got a late christmas gift yesterday. union pacific made a ten thousand dollar donation. a check presentation was held at the food bank warehouse yesterday afternoon. the food bank of siouxland's executive director said the donation will go a long way to help the food bank reach its goal. snow has tapered off, but the cold temperatures remain. here's t.j. with a check on the paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out the

a separate company also uses a list -- uses a list broker to sell personal information via tma direct for the low price of $120$120 a month. you can get access to nearly 500,000 individual personal information who were never before on the market. so i had my doubts about whether our panel was qualified to offer opinions, but clearly, clearly you know something about making money off the data. i guess my question is, if it is okay for you to sell big data with personal information, why can't the cfpb rely on anonymous data to protect consumers? >> look, that is a great question. a brilliant set up. it is true that we have carefully studied the 2008 and 2012 obama campaigns and while we are still behind them and gathering metadata and don't have quite the ties they haven't silicon valley and major intellectual centers comeau we were doing everything we can to be at least as good as using metadata. i appreciate your recognizing while we are 2nd, we are working hard to catch up. you put your finger on it. i cannot go to somebody and threatened to cut off bank loans, threatened put them in

now from our chief investigative correspondent brian ross, our senior justice correspondent p pierre tmas and former fbi special agent brad garrett in washington. br, let me begin with you. as this was unfolding yesterday afternoon knowing that the shooters had escapeded ts an suv, some thought they might go far but ended up so close to home, so close to the incident. >> maybe for two reason, one they believe they got a clean getaway and to restock. more weapons, me ammunition what we don't know at this point was there a round two? >> a round two and, brian ross, what more are we learning about the possible motives about the shooters? >> well, appears to be a hybrid workplace jihad. he had issues, he targeted his co-workers but recently had traveled to saudi arabia where he met the woman he says he married on his website, the dating line website and appears to be an all-american boy, snowboarding, and guns and likes toelax by going in the backyard for target practice. >>ick up on that idea. seems to be some kind of a hybrid incident. a lot of planning here. >> two lines of inquiry. they a

a separate company also uses a list -- uses a list broker to sell personal information via tma direct for the low price of $120$120 a month. you can get access to nearly 500,000 individual personal information who were never before on the market. so i had my doubts about whether our panel was qualified to offer opinions, but clearly, clearly you know something about making money off the data. i guess my question is, if it is okay for you to sell big data with personal information, why can't the cfpb rely on anonymous data to protect consumers? >> look, that is a great question. a brilliant set up. it is true that we have carefully studied the 2008 and 2012 obama campaigns and while we are still behind them and gathering metadata and don't have quite the ties they haven't silicon valley and major intellectual centers comeau we were doing everything we can to be at least as good as using metadata. i appreciate your recognizing while we are 2nd, we are working hard to catch up. you put your finger on it. i cannot go to somebody and threatened to cut off bank loans, threatened put them in

tmas eve. in vermont, 68 degrees in burlington. the warmest december day ever recorded in norfolk, virginia. and even at midnight tonight, still 62 in new york. 69 in charlotte. jacksonville at 69. just tremendous warmth everywhere you look. more record highs expected on christmas day. especially across the southeast, widespread 70s and 80s, well up above the norm for this time of year. we're focusing on the next storm developing this weekend in the southern plains, bringing blizzard conditions to parts of the southern plains, heavy rain, a chance of severe weather. in terms of the snow, watching new mexico,estern parts of oklahoma, west texas. heavy rain on the eastern end and this is a storm to watch because as warm as it is right now, this will bring the first snow of the season into the northeast next week. makes in syracuse, new york. syracuse had nearly 28 inches of snow by this time last year. this year, less than one inch. the warm weather across the northeast made it "coats- optional" for a number of last- minute shoppers.

. >>> it has not felt a lot like chri tmas for a lot of people thanks to some unseasonably high temperatures. they remind us more of spring than santa, and it could be one of the warmest christmas weeks ever. al's off this week and dylan is in. what's happening? >> it's going to get even warmer. i metn, mid-70s for christmas in the northeast. looking for temperatures to be about 1 degrees above average by the time we get into christmas eve. a little cooler over the weekend but we're turning the corner now. look at some of our record highs for christmas eve. 70s and we're forecast closer to 80 degrees. savannah, tallahassee. we should get into the mid-70s in washington, d.c. raleigh 78 degrees. that would crush the old record. even in the northeast, the record high in boston is 61 set back in 1996. we're forecasting a high of about 67 degrees. new york city 72. then on christmas day it's going to cool down a bit, but we're still looking to be close to records. boston will fall just shy of it. new york city will fall just shy of it and still looking for temperatures to run in the 67s as we go

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