tuesday should be warm and windy again like sunday with highs upper 40s. rain through wednesday, and we may even see northwest iowa. chance for a few light snow showers with low accumulation, so we will watch that day carefully. the rest of the week through the weekend looks to be in chances lasting will into next week. they may be a decoration, but the national fire protection association says christmas trees of about 200 structure fires each year....causing millions of dollars in deaths. students in studying how to fires. ""we have a tree that's perfectly arranged, area to volume ratio, so we have all these nice little bristles that could ignite " sabrina: the students put together some your family this christmas. if you have a real hydrated. artificial ones mays be harder to ignite, they toxic gases. from drapes or furniture, and be sure they don't block exits. "flames, smoke and hot air and all that rises, so if you have it in the basement, all the floors above it are going to be affected if you have it ignite," sabrina: once a tree fire starts, the st

high temperatures fall into the mid and upper 40s. overnight lows will drop into by next week, winds die down to normal values and mostly sunny another major hotel chain is investigating a hack on its investigating a hack on its payment systems this morning. abc's kendis gibson and reena ninan have the details this morning's business headlines, from new york. < good morning. topping "america's money"... hyatt hotel hit by hackers. it's investigating malware found on computers used to process customers' payments. guests are advised to review credit card statements. the data breach only affected hotels managed by hyatt and not franchise locations. time is running to finish your shopping but there are still deals out there. experts say.. here's what to buy right now. discounts. winter clothes.. retailers are slashiing prices because of the warm weather. and prepare for next year! going on sale. and "columbia house" is getting the mail-order company.. with vinyl records. the 12 lps for a penny model is not coming back. and that's america'

40s to around the upper 30s and low 40s. thursday will be windy at times, but it will be the warmest day of the week with highs in the lower to middle 50s. friday will this system especially late sunday night and monday. precipitation type will be dependent on track of system and will continue to be monitored. mostly sunny today with a few high clouds with highs back in the upper 40s to around 50. partly cloudy skies expected tonight with a warm night expected. lows times, but it will be the warmest day of the week with highs in the lower to middle there is a slight chance for a wintry mix with this system especially late sunday night and monday. precipitation type will be dependent on track of system and will continue to be have a wsw wind 5-15 mph with highs back in the upper 40s to around 50. partly cloudy skies expected tonight with a warm night expected. lows will but it will be the warmest day of the week with highs in the afternoon and lasts through the weekend. there is a slight chance for a wintry mix with this syst

a hot air balloon carrback in the upper 40s to around upper 30s and low 40s. thursday will be windy at times, but it will be highs in the lower to middle 50s. friday will remain dry, before t te chance for rain rereurns saturday afternoon and lasts through the weekend. there is a slight chance for a wintry mix with this system especially late sunday night and monday. precipitation type will be dependent on track of ssstem and will continue to be monitored. that will do it for us here at noon. our next newscast is tonight at five.

monday afternoon highs will reach the upper 70s and an unsettled weather pattern will return. there is also a good chance of showers as moist, humid air tuesday a front will cross the area and produce a few showers during the day, and the mild weather will prevail and highs will again reach the flooding issues. of course, we'll watch this closely and will make changes accordingly. so far showers have been few and far between, but i will still problems reaching the upper 78- 79 across the area. monday afternoon highs will reach the upper 70s and an unsettled weather pattern will return. there is also a good chance of showers as moist, humid air continues to flow in from the south around a ridge of high pressure anchored u-s today due to severe weather the middle of the country. at the columbia metropolitan airport, several flights arriving in columbia and departing from columbia were delayed. if you are traveling or meeting stay on top of the weather near you by downloading the wis weather app. it's free; just search wis in your app store. flood victims - if you still need to a

it is falling behind financially compared with those who are upper income. >> as a practical, 42%, upperncome housing there are people moving in either direction, so if you are not in the middle, you are moving down or up. we find more movement up the economic ladder than down. also, over the last 45 years, incomes are up but they are not up for the middle income household at the same rate as for upper income households. so, it's a mixed picture. there is economic progress. people are moving. encloses are higher but there is also economic polarization. there are more people at the bottom, more people at the top, fewer in the middle. >> there are people, as you mentioned, moving down. but over this period that you looked at, their share of the national income, even though it's a larger group, stayed almost in identically the same. >> that share is about 10 percent the last 45 years. the numbers are up but share is held steady. falling further behind. >> did jon jobs that middle income households did move away, go away, simply cease to exist, or did they just stop keeping up with inflation

tuesday should be warm and windy again upper 40s. rain returns tuesday night through wednesday, and we may even see some snow in northwest iowa. thursday there is a chance for a few light snow showers with low accumulation, so we will watch that day carefully. the rest of >>> good morning, america. deadly attack on the las vegas strip overnight. a woman driver with a 3-year-old in the backseat mows down pedestrians outside the city's biggest casinos. one person killed. dozens hospitalized. the driver in custody this morning. police saying it was intentional. searching for answers right now. >>> war of words. hillary clinton on the defensive this morning after going after donald trump. our abc news debate. >> he's becoming isis' best recruiter. the two frontrunners face-off. >>> out-of-this-world mistake.

use caution upper 30s and low 40s. we are amounts could be as high as forecast to drop below freezing surfaces overnight and early tuesday morning. use caution upper 30s and low 40s. we are with any moisture from the fog after midnight. combine that pushing afternoon highs into the surfaces overnight and early 0.50".the sky remains cloudy surfaces overnight and early bring us rain wednesday with after midnight. combine that forecast to drop below freezing remain. temperatures are upper 30s and low 40s. we are sixth graders finding a new appreciation for veterans - today == first hand account. kwwl's jessica hartman has the gordon foster grew up just outside of waverly and was commander under general patton - "the greatest general that every lived." foster "one night he came over shook hands with general patton. patton's instructions fosters's tank and three others took a german city with out firing a single bullet. hartman "this is a sherman tank on display in evansdale, there with a bazooka shot down through the top o

high temperatures rise slightly to the upper 40s and low 50s. here's tonight's primetime lineup on channel 13... it starts at 8 with a two-hour charlie brown special, then the great christmas light fight at 10. and make sure to join us for action news live at 11. that's it for us here... the chew is up next... and be sure to watch action and be sure to watch action news live at 3 p-m with rikki >> announcer: put on your holiday worst, because it's time for "the chew's" fifth annual ugly sweater party. mario's got a delicious holiday cocktail perfect for any gathering. then clinton and carla are taking you on a tasty trip with a mouth-watering dip that'll be your family's new party favorite. plus, michael's put to the test in the kitchen with a surprise ingredient challenge.

temperatures continue to drop now into the mid and upper 40s today and tomorrow. with the wind, temperatures will feel like they are in the upper 20s and low 30s so take steps to keep you and your with any outdoor pets and be sure to prepare your elderly relatives for the chill. tonight, temperatures will drop trend with highs bouncing back night will bring back the wind sunday and monday of next week. we're just getting owrd on breaking news of a missing this is 55-year-old sharon neal who went missing from bally's hotel. she is on medication for bi- polar disorder and depression and has early onset dementia. neal's daughter told police she went downstairs to meet a family member and left her mother in the hotel room at ballys. when she came back neal was gone and officer and hotel security couldn't find her. suveillance video shows neal lost in the hotel...but they still can't find her. if you have seen her or know anything please contact police.... new this morning... we're learnign that an officer involved shooting--near alexander and walnut all action news re

we will have highs in the upper teens to lower 20s with a light west wind 5-10 mph. lows single digits, with the cooler than average temperatures lasting through the weekend. the weather will remain quiet for the rest of the week into the weekend. the snow has tracked out of this week, there are people braving the worst conditions of all, to help save lives. tonight we hear from paramedics, about what it's like to respond to emergencies, even when the roads have turned for the worst. kwwl's kristin rogers met with a paramedic who tells us their goal is to get to every emergency in 9 minutes or less, as you can imagine, that can sometimes be tough. that's right, and the paramedics have to consider their own safety as well. i was able to take a ride in an ambulance through the snow (nats of ambulance driving) they're constantly on the roads, helping to save lives, by they're not the best squad leader at area ambulance service) "the ambulance itself is a giant box, they slide very easily." i took a closer look, even riding in the ambulance tthrough the snow. (nats of am

of the week with highs in the upper teens on thursday and a high near 20 on friday. we should warm back into the 30s by the end of the weekend and into early next week with another snow possible around next tuesday. elias: let's get into the top five stories this morning.... elias: and the weather is our top story... bad roads, slipping and sliding and digging out ... road conditions were not great after a half-foot of snow fell. we'll check back in with sam in a bit for more details. elias: number two is... bit for more details. elias: number two is... what public works crews are doing about it. the city of des moines has 700 miles of residential streets to plow. once snow routes were done, they were moving onto residential streets which is still happening now. elias: the third thing know before you walk out the door... there could be a rush at the des moines airport today. many flights out of the des moines international airport were delayed or even cancelled on monday. but the airport says they've got new tools that will hopefully minimize delays... we'll show you

temperatures featured only in the upper 40s and low 50s, it upper 30s this afternoon so please take the steps needed to prepare your family and home along with winds slightly to partly sunny skies will be numbers... but what does it actually feel like? we sent action news reporter yasmeen hassan outside this morning. she's near eileen connors elementary. yasmeen how is it going to feel now to that breaking news from overnight... a domestic situation turns killed. this all happened hours ago near craig and m-l-k.. that's where action news reporter marissa kynaston is this morning.. marissa what are police saying happened here? police say it happened in this parking lot-- around ten oclock last night. this parking lot is right on the corner of craig and mlk. police say-- when they got to the scene-- the found a 20 year old woman suffering from a gun shot wound-- but she died at the hospital. she was shot by a man-- figure out how they knew each other. police actually expressed how terrible this shooting was-- just weeks before christmas. 21:47:28:29 the holidays are upon us, and this is a

and this, is upper management. but what you won't find around here, is any freezing, flavoring, or concentrating. which brings us to our end product. simply orange. honestly simple. that's just the night watchman. >>> a tuesday morning, a cloudy tuesday morning. no umbrellas needed. chilly northeast breeze out there this morning making that 41 feel a little bit colder at least in the city compared to yesterday morning. morning and afternoon. temperatures today probably not getting out of the upper 40s for highs. we may not see the 50s for the first time. 40 in secaucus, 42 sheep's head bay. it's a little bit chillier. lower 30s in sussex and monticello. that's allowing the temperatures to drop off a bit. warmest closest to the storm out across long island. should be about 45 by noontime with breaks of sunshine out there. still a chilly feel to the air at 6:00 at 44. forecasting a high of 48 degrees. there's that storm again continues to move towards the north northeast away from us. far enough off shore. notice the

sam tonight it should be very chilly as temps fall into the upper teens across central iowa with a very calm wind. wednesday we are going to see some more snow showers move through in the morning with a quick one to two inches possible, so the morning commute could be a bit slower. we are going to fall extra cold by the end of the week with highs in the upper teens on thursday and a high near 20 on friday. we should warm back into the 30s by the end of the weekend and into early next week with another snow possible around next tuesday. elias: also coming up on local five news midday.... local 5's nikki davidson got an inside look at how this winter weather has affected operations at des moines international airport. elias: people take to the streets after the ohio grand jury did not issue an indictment for the case of 12 year-old tamir rice. elias: the 21st homicide of 2015 left two people shot in the hallway of a des moines apartment complex, one dead and one in the hospital "local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" elias: good morning and thanks for local 5 news midday...i'm

upper 30s to 41 in nantucket. temperatures near the freezing mark if not below, so we could see slippery spots shortly after midnight but waking up across the region expect temperatures in the upper 20s low 30s tomorrow. temperatures near 40 degrees by the afternoon. so for the cape and islands tomorrow, near 40 degrees. in foxborough, we've got the winter classic going on, looking for a high in the upper 30, partly cloudy, just want to bundle up. "futurecast" showing the risk of flurries late in the day, but most areas stay dry for day tomorrow. into the weekend could see showers and snow showers across northern new england. looking dry across southern areas. notice the temperatures though in the 30s for the most part. seven-day forecast, cooler conditions chance of snow sunday and monday. looking okay for topts festivities. >> blair: tonight a state of emergency in parts of the midwest, at least 20 people are dead in illinois and missouri after massive flooding there, an at least four are still missing as rivers

upper 40s under a clear sky.will be cold, back down to the low 40s by late this saturday night. storm team 4 four-day forecast by dawn on sunday will be in the mid-30s. great day for outdoor recreation on sunday. maybe a hike tomorrow. mid to upper 50s withç lots of sun, a light wind. average high this time of year is only around 50. we ought to be in the upper 50s on monday. a little disturbance comes through on monday. a slight chance of an isolated sprinkle monday afternoon. on tuesday, a bit cooler. still pleasant, lots of sun. storm team 4 seven-day outlook, wednesday, partly sunny, highs in the low 50s. a mild end to the week. thursday, up near 60. friday may make it into the low 60s by friday afternoon. next saturday, fairly mild, partly cloudy, next sunday a week from tomorrow, a chance of showers and in the upper 50s. that's our next chance of any significant rain. that's the way it looks. >> all right, thanks, tom. 6:52. four things to know for you this saturday. the bomb squad gave the all-clear to a

with the southerly winds bottoming out in the upper 20s. tomorrow will be seemingly perfect for december. highs will top out in the upper 40s and the sunshine continues. if you happen to be traveling to the big ten championship game in indianapolis, conditions look to o e great! high pressure can be thanked as temperatures will stay mild and only a few clouds can be spotted in the sky. closer to home, the holiday delight parade will be going on saturday night and the weather will fair! enjoy this unseasonably warm weather. that's all the time we have today on the kcrg-tv9 news at midday. be sure to watch kcrg- >>> announcer: fire up the oven, because we're about to bake up a storm. it's "the chew's" ultimate cook swap. carla's serving up cookies with dip.

upper 50s as we midweek. returning wednesday, and then we will get some rain coming in on thursday and slowly the temperatures will drop. a week from now dropping down into the 30s, and next weekend 40 degrees. of winter chill. is it going to stick around? enjoy, everybody. >> we will for sure. >> thank you, lee. >>> coming up, could a couple of drinks a day help prevent a premature death? >>> plus, a surprise >>> in tonight's health alert a couple of drinks a day may help people with early stage alzheimer's live longer. researchers found patients who drinks a day had a 77% lower risk of dying. that's compared to those what had one drink or none. the reason is not really clear at this point but the study's authors say moderate drinkers may have a larger social network and therefore better quality of life. >>> new tonight a surprise performance for the greatest singers in the world. one of them at least. turns out it was a unique charitable contribution. andrea bocelli serenading the crowds in times square wit

saturday will bring us some milder temps by the afternoon, but sunday highs reaching the mid to upper 40s. brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! chills in the 20s. they will be falling into the 10s tonight, so bundle up if you are heading out. the clouds will start to break up some tonight with maybe a little bit of sunshine for your thursday. it is likely that we will have more clouds than sun though thursday along with those cold winds still blowing from the nw at 10-20 mph. we should finally see some sunshine friday, but it will remain cold with highs only reaching the upper 20s to the low 30s. saturday will bring us some milder temps by the afternoon, but sunday will be warmest we can do for awhile with highs reaching the mid to upper 40s. brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ jack: coming up on local 5 news at five... what do people really want to know about? you might be surprised. the top googled topics from 2015 coming up. jack: coming up on local 5 news at five... what do people really want to know about? us) aouerwh y bino peen hri ls,t n beifcu tco wh d refuonoundoulod o

some portions of the valley will only see high in the upper 40s on monday. the system is broad and the cold air will linger over the area with it, which means high temperatures will only reach the mid and upper 40s on tuesday and wednesday. overnight lows are expected to drop below freezing. once the system is out of the area, afternoon highs will rebound to the low 50s on thursday and mid and upper 50s for friday and the start to next weekend. wx chat overnight into monday. a wind advisory is in effect for the entire area starting sunday at 1pm through monday at 4am. even though the wind advisory expires early monday, we'll stay on the windy category on monday and drop to breezy on tuesday. expect high temperatures in the system starts to push directly over the area monday, high temps will drop to the low 50s on monday. some portions of the valley will only see high in the upper 40s on monday. the system is broad and the cold air will linger over the area with it, which means high temperatures will only reach the mid and upper 40s on tuesday and wednesday.

temperatures look to fall slightly to the mid and upper 50s but bounce back to the upper 50s and low 60s by monday. winds die down by sunday night but another front is expected to pass through christmas eve. possible rain and wind is currently being tracked but it is too far out to be confident just yet. asking for your help, to watch out while you're driving you don't want to hit santa! mister claus will be out on sahara near valley view from 8 until 11 this morning.. he's going to be crossing the street and handing out candy canes. some reindeer will be there too, but they won't be giving out treats! they'll be handing out citations to jaywalkers and drivers not yiedling to pedestrians. every little sneak preview is just a tease, while we wait for the very first ikea to finally open here in the valley! we got a tour inside the new store being built along the 215 at durango. the giant building will be filled with thousands and items, plus a restaurant and a playground for the kids. like we said this is the very first ikea in the valley, and it was tailored specifically to our commun

from the upper 50s to the upper 40s and low 50s friday into the weekend but not out of the picture!! ahead today.. a private space company will try to get back into the space game space-x is set to launch its falcon-9 rocket from cape canaveral, florida. the company's space flights have been on hold since one of its rockets exploded in june. that was later blamed on a weak strut. the unmanned flight was on its way to deliver cargo to the international space station. today space-x will also try for the fourth time to safely land a rocket after a flight. that would allow engineers to future flights far cheaper. now to a contact 13 consumer alert... the new star wars film is breaking box office records and generating a lot of buzz. so if you have any old toys related to the series...they could be worth a fortune. according to an appraiser the toys worth the most money are fron the 70s. on e-bay a full set of action figures is going for 27-hundred dollars! but it needs to be in great shape and in a limited quantity to really earn you the big bucks. if it's in the original packaging that'

upper 30s this morning. mid-40s this afternoon with a chilly northeasterly wind making it feel like the upper 30s. 30s. >> jadiann: thank you so much, j.r. let's get over the danielle gersh with your morning traffic. >> jeremy: good morning, jadiann. >> danielle: looking good out there so far. zakim bridge, leverett connector, wide open. no delays yet. go to the maps. route 93 looking good. so is route 1. go to the maps. the pike also looking good. no delays to tell you about. expressway, wide open. all green there. just about a ten-minute drive from the expressway into boston. we do have a little bit of a delay maybe on the pike. looking pretty good, though. minutes. >> christa: danielle, thank you. the norfolk district attorney investigating a burned body found in milton. on blue hill avenue near the mattapan line. we also know the state fire marshal is investigating. the d.a. says it's really too early to know anything about the victim. >>> also breaking overnight, man with life-threatening injuries after

we should finally see some sunshine friday, but it will remain cold with highs only reaching the upper 20s to the low 30s. saturday will bring us some milder temps by the afternoon, but sunday will be warmest we can do for a while with " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" " (bill murphy /gray family attorney) "the family's not angry. no one else should be angry". " stephanie: those words did little to change their minds. protestors lining the streets of baltimore tonight in the wake of a mistrial against a police officer on trial for the death of freddie gray. stephanie/2shot we'll have more from baltimore in just a minute. but first, more hang-ups in the an oil pipeline state. good evening. i'm angleson. jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. the iowa utilities board is taking its time to evidence presented in nearly a month of boone county fairgrounds. push from make a final stephanie: but the pressure is not just on the utility board. tonight, the iowa department resources is trying to decide the pipeline cut owned land. stephanie: peklo joins us tonight's big jacob: jack, t

our temps are in the upper 20s to mid 30s this morning, but it is much colder to the west... sheldon has really dropped... mainly due to clear skies and a few inches of snooon the ground. we had a blanket of clouds all night, but they will be tracking out of the area this morning and we will end up with mainly clear skies for a couple of days. a weak front willltrack in from the west over the weekend, but moisture will be limited. we do warm up... today will be mainly in the 30s and 40s with a few 50s in the midwest with a lot more 40s and 50s for friday. we wilil clear out thth skies and highs will climb back into the upper 30s to low 40s over most of the viewing area today. areas of fog form tonight with lows in the mid 20s and we will get even warmer tomorrow... highs aim for the mid to upper 40s for friday afternoon with mainly sunny skies. we stay mild through the middle of next week and pretty dry, too. a weak system will track through saturday night and may squeeze out some snow showers, for the mid to upper 40s for friday afternoon with mainly sunny skies. we stay mil

usually this time of year in the upper 30s by the afternoon, so starting off in the mid to upper 40s to 50s to 60s and doing okay. lots of clouds around the region, areas of fog too, something to watch out for, visibility has continued to be reduced through the connecticut river valley and worcester as well as along the coast and down across the cape and islands. fog may hang tough a little bit harder down across the cape and islands. of the southwest bringing in mild air, so anticipating to see despite the clouds and few breaks of cloud cover and spots north and west of the city to near 70 . otherwise looking at mid to upper 60s and wind out of the southwest. so future cast still showing risk of shareholder and notice by lunch hour, lunch across the region, clouds across the cloud cover and weak cold front comes through keeping clouds pretty much locked in across the southcoast, cape and islands all day with the risk of that shower, but as we head to the overnight hours, some areas of fog may develop. we will see some improvement with clearing skies and looking pretty decent for you

expect lows in the low to mid tonight and highs only in the mid to upper 40s tomorrow. the winds will remain breezy on tuesday, but will decrease by wednesday. the system makes its exit wednesday, but the cold air will still be in place and it will be another afternoon of highs in the mid to upper 40s around the valley. low temperatures on wednesday and thursday morning are expected to drop to at or below freezing. high pressure will begin to take over the forecast on thursday and that's when our warming trend begins. high will bounce back to the low to mid 50s by thursday afternoon, then to around 60 for friday and the weekend. another system makes an entrance on sunday, which will bring a slight cool-down to the upper 50s for the start to next work week. coming up.. we'll take a look.... "phone posture" could be impacting your mental health. plus.. a warning for parents. it's okay to be concerned about your child's health.. but too much can be dangerous. we'll explain why.. next. in today's health report... doctors could soon be able to centurylink prism tv has all yo

temperatures continue to drop now into the mid and upper 40s today and tomorrow. with the wind, temperatures will feel like they are in the upper 20s and low 30s so take outdoor plants brought in along with any outdoor pets and be sure to prepare your elderly relatives for the chill. tonight, temperatures will drop to freezing conditions and will continue for wednesday night as well. thursday will yield a warming another disturbance by saturday sunday and monday of next week. breaking right now... a man tries to rob not one, but two food businesses at gun point early in the morning. this happened near durango and warm springs. officers are still at the scene action news reporter yasmeen hassan is there. yasmeen what are you learning? new overnight... we're learning why officers say they were forced to open fire this all happened hours ago near alexander and walnut, but police have been out there investigating all through the night. marissa kynaston joins us now from the scene. marissa what's the latest from police? marissa adlibs scene 21:54:48:22 the male raised

. >> this is lincoln center on the upper west side. the high temps got people asking what happened to winter. >> meteorologist jeff smith has the first look at the accuweather forecast. >> just to put it in perspective, today's high that is typical of a high temperature on april 30th or early october. we are talking spring and midfall. that is what it's middelves 66 a was the high in the park. 66 newark. a record at islip. 68 degrees there. 61 a record at bridgeport, connecticut. unbelievable levels of warmth, especially south of new york city. you actually got into the low 70s in places like belmar and toms river. low 60s on the east end of the island at montauk and low 60s north and west of new york city where we should be in the upper 30s and low 40s this time of year with a developing snow back in the catskills and the poconos. not the case this season. temperatures have tailed off a little bit. you are 57 down the shore in belmar. temperatures have fallen into the upper 40s toward monticello. the next search hours, gradually into

then tomorrow climbing into the upper 50's. highs today, mid to upper 40's. a couple degrees above average for this time of year. the high today in bedford, 45. 47 in boston today. and 48 in new bedford. look what happens as we head into tomorrow. we climb into the upper 50's for most of you. 58 in boston and norwood. 57 in beverly. for your thursday. and that trend really continues as we head towards the weekend. 6's on friday and saturday. a beautiful weekend ahead. we are going to continue to warm up. not feeling much like december. 47 today. a slight chance for a sprinkle. then 6's friday and saturday. >> christa: "time" magazine is revealing this year's person of the year. >> sarah: she finds herself among only four other women. it is german chancellor angela merkel. she was praised for opening her nation's border to thousands of syrian refugees. and for how she handled the greek debt crisis. the first individual woman to receive the recognition since 1986. >> christa: ahead on 7:00, the pats getting all dressed up to it's called a rigged economy, and th

temperatures in the upper 40s. it will be a whole lot colder before you come home from work and school. take a look at the hour by hour and the weekend as well. that's up at 5:51. >> families of the victims of the san bernardino shooting are meeting privately with president obama today. he'll make his last news conference of the year in washington this afternoon. the white house considering action to expand gun background checks without approval from congress. >>> and the former neighbor of the san bernardino shooters admitted on facebook he was involved with terrorism. it might mean prison time for him. the facebook admissions came a month before the shooting. he's charged with aiding and abetting terror activities. he bought the two rifles and plotted other terrorist attacks. the bail hearing for marquez is set for monday. >>> the documents also detail how farook radicalized marquez. he used many of the teachings of anwar al ahman. marquez told the fbi that he and farook planned to throw pipe bombs into the libra

temperatures will slowly fall tonight into the 50s and upper 40s. winds will pick up monday as the rain ends from a south to north direction. gusts from the northwest to 30 mph are possible. highs will likely be reached early monday and don't drown! rain will continue minor flooding will continue to be possible in low lying areas, stream and river basins. highs today have already broken daily record highs with many locations in the 60s. temperatures won't warm much today but still holding steady in the 50s to 60s. rain will continue tonight with an additional half inch to one and a half inch possible. temperatures will slowly fall tonight into the 50s and upper 40s. winds will pick up monday as the rain ends from a south to temperatures won't warm much today but still holding steady in the 50s to 60s. rain will continue tonight with an additional half inch to one and a half inch possible. as the rain ends from a south to north direction. gusts from the northwest to 30 mph are possible. highs will likely be reached early monday and temperatures won't

upper 50s tailgate. kicking off upper 40s then cool down into the low 40s. for this time of year that time of day, 40s, i will take that. lots of sunshine monday of next week. low 50s, monday. >>> that looks good. doesn't feel like december. but i am not complaining. currentent taking center stage on the campaign trail. what presidential hopefuls are saying in the wake of the california shooting >>> a prom wish comes true in today's class act. it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. >> now the race for the white house. donald trump leading the pack. his nearest competitor ted cruz trailing by 20 points with 16%. then ben carson 14. 12%. the other candidates have less

usually in the upper 30s. so having high temperatures in the upper 60s forecasted today, sure enough should break the record set back in 1996. last year i remember i was here tracking rain and warmth and so mild and mid-40s and feeling more like florida today and boston and tracking severe weather with it down across the southeast and still have tornado watches in effect and for us not the severe weather and winds gust out of the southwest bumping out temperatures and could be spot shower or two and afternoon and evening hours and few clouds examine breaks and help temperatures jump and some could see one of those showers. clearing overnight and developing fog but looking pretty good for santa to come on in, mild conditions and come tomorrow looks as though we will see mix of sun and clouds, still on warm side and by the weekend high pressure in control, so starting off dry, although the clouds will be increasing out of next rain maker that looks to head our way late saturday so this afternoon low to mid-60s a

and the shift has been all to upper income households. but the news is not all bad.re are people moving in either direction. if you are moving out of the middle, you are moving down or you are moving up. we find there is more movement up the economic ladder than down the income ladder, and, also, over the last 45 years, incomes are up. but they are not up 4 the middle income households at the same rate as for upper income households. so, it's a mixed picture. there is economic progress. people are moving up the income ladder. incomes are higher, but there is also economic polarization. there are more people at the bottom, more people at the top, fewer in the middle. >> there are people, as you mentioned, moving down, but over the period that you looked at, their share of the national income, even as they got to be a larger group, stayed almost identically the same. >> right. their share of u.s. income held about 10 percent for the last 45 years. so numbers are up, but share has held steady meaning that their encloses are falling even further behind. households. >> di

a little chillier, yes, in the upper 30s. not seeing any 20s this morning because of the cloud cover that's out there. cloud cover from a storm system that is going to remain off shore. so we'll start out with a lot of partly sunny. chroillier day for sure with a high of 48. first check on tuesday morning commute. good morning, lauren. >> good morning, chris. we have road work on the closs bronx expressway. mine or delays through here. water main break on route 1-9. out by mcclellan street. something to take note of. we'll have more weather and traffic coming up on the 4ed. >> lauren, thank you. to breaking news in queens where an off duty officer shot and killed a man. >> the officer was meeting a couple of people on 145th avenue to buy a car and that's when he says one of those men pulled out a gun. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is live in queens where police are still on the scene looking into the shooting. tracie? >> reporter: michael and darlene, as you just said, officers from the 105th precinct remain at the sce

upper 40s. by this evening down into the partly to mostly sunny skies tomorrow and through the weekend and a warming trend near 50 on saturday. middle and upper 50s on sunday. >> jadiann: thank you, j.r. another hour of news ahead on "today in new england." next at 6:00, the latest on the two big breaking stories. police name the two suspecteds that went on a shooting rampage iday, i can count on my aunt judy once again, going off list. g right when hat's two things. ing real time delivery notifications. gn up at myusps.com won't find the brand phend most for cold and flu relief at the shelf. ld & sinus is only behind the pharmacy counter. k pharmacist for fast, powerful advil cold & sinus. relief doesn't get n this. erge restored. fortified. plenished. everyday with emergen-c h b vitamins, e vitamin c than 10 oranges. t feel this good everyday? >> jadiann: breaking news in cambridge. threats of gun violence against three schools has police on alert and security stepped up. we're live. >> christ

highs reach the mid- 60s in the upstate and upper 50s in the mountains. a flood warning remains in place for the french broad, enoree, saluda, and broad rivers until this weekend. slow clearing begins this afternoon and lows drop into the 30s and 40s. dry, seasonably cool weather begins the new year and lasts 3 now lets send it over to the pit crew traffic center. 3 we're watching: watching: 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 3 time to talk some sports... clemson and oklahoma have a chance to go to the national championship... kickoff of the orange bowl is just hours away.. away..sports director aaron cheslock is live for us all morning in south florida.. and aaron, a lot of trash talk 3 yeah, we've heard it from several players.. but the most recent came from clemson cornerback mackensie alexander... who's projected as a first round draft pick... pick... 3 the tigers corner locking down essentially every number one receiver he's faced this year.. most notably notre dames will fuller.. last season he only gave up 20 completions total.. th

sunday will be mostly cloudy and blustery conditions with temperatures in the upper 20s. we are carefully watching a potential that will impact the area monday and tuesday of 3 airports 3 across the country are scrambling to get travelers home today on christmas eve. yesterday rain and fog caused thousands of delays and hundreds of cancellations along the east coast as a record number of travelers took to the skies and the roads. c - b - s news correspondent don champion has the latest from new york's laguardia airport. 3 (pkg) -nats- instead of being nestled in their beds... scores of travelers are waking up at airports across the country this morning -- hoping to make it to their loved ones on christmas eve. (sot mos traveler/ no name given) we're going to jamaica supposedly or (another sot from don & scott) ?? today's holiday rush includes many passengers who tried to make it home had their flights either delayed d cancelled because of heavy rain and fog in the northeast. while bob and diane (sot bob reisinger) i'm a retired pilot so we understand weather and plane del

with 40s and even some upper 30s around town. ............ and a little extra moisture in the air but actual showers are well south of us in arizona and down around san diego this morning. ........... the west stays unsettled with cold air and snow showers while torndaoes will be possible in the south today. .............. that's the clash of warm and and cold moving through the southern plains. ............ our air stays fairly mild with temps in the upper 50s with some clouds and sunshine today. ................. a slight chance of showers christmas eve night and then and the weekend with breezy winds. ((sherry swensk)) --- due to high winds --- toppled over 15 big rig trucks --- winds guesting up to 80 mph > /// > ((kirsten joyce)) > police in michigan were led on a wild car chase.. 8-year-old sister. stop.. thinking that someone was drinking and driving. but when police started to walk up to the car.. the driver took off. police eventually tracked the 13 year old, and his 8 year old sister down... and brought them back to their mother. th

south of boston, upper 20' s. we are running in the mid-to-upper 30' s on cape cod. the temperatures will respond to the sunshine today. light winds, mostly sunny skies. worcester county, a little bit cooler. the hilly terrain, the coolest today. mid and upper 40' s today on cape cod. the weekend looks great. let' s get you up to the roads. how are we doing, olessa? olessa: the volume is picking up. let' s check out the rest of your ride. 24 is heavy out of boston. 20 minutes from braintree into boston. 93 south, some volume into wilmington. trains and buses still on schedule. emily: thank you. four people missing after a fire tears through a house in lynn. a lot of challenges for crews randy: antoinette antonio is at the scene. antoinette: a lot of challenges indeed. firefighters being very cautious . they will not be able to determine any fatalities until they are able to enter this home. listen to what happened as we were interviewing the district fire chief. . the roof came crashing down with firefighters just feet away. two women were rescued from this s, the ot

temperatures will generally stay in the upper 30s to around 40 for most of the week. yet another system comes in on christmas day, where there is a chance of staying dry most of the day, but by evening look fora wintry mix to start and then change to snow saturday for the remainder of the day. 3 3 a new star is born on the walk of fame... plus... where the stars are celebrating the holidays... and why leonardo dicaprio's latest movie role was his hardest ever. danielle nottingham has your eye on entertainment. 3 leonardo dicaprio is looking for revenge...in the brutal new western, "the revenant." the film is based on the true story of a frontiersman mauled by a bear, then left for dead. dicaprio says shooting in the wilderness made it the hardest movie he's ever made, but well worth the effort.(leonardo dicaprio/actor) we have a great piece of art to show for it. and that's the great feeling about doing a movie that is an endurance test like thisthe revenant opens christmas day. ---christmas is a big time for movie releases..but the stars themselves are making their h

we will have highs in the upper teens to lower 20s with a light west wind 5-10 mph. lows thursday night will drop to the single digits, with the cooler than average temperatures lasting through the weekend. the weather will remain quiet for the rest of the week into the weekend. the snow has tracked out of the area as of late wednesday morning. we will have areas of flurries leftover, otherwise the sky this afternoon will be partly to mostly cloudy. roadways may still be a bit slick into the afternoon of patchy fog and haze. highs today will be in the middle and upper 20s with lows tonight in the lower teens. thursday we will see a partly cloudy sky, but temperatures won't be warming up much. we will have highs in the upper teens to lower 20s with a light west wind 5-10 mph. lows thursday night will drop to the single digits, with the cooler than average temperatures lasting through the weekend. the weather will remain quiet for the rest of the week into the weekend. the snow has tracked out of the area as of late wednesday morning. we will have areas of flurries lef

those southerly winds saturday, we will warm up to the upper 30s. those southerly winds will increase on sunday helping to push temps back up into the upper 40s ahead of a new weather system. the clouds will be increasing all day sunday with a chance for some rain showers by mid to late afternoon for mainly eastern iowa into the evening hours. no snow is expected with this system as it passes through iowa as temperatures into early next week are mostly going to be in the 40s. there might be a slight chance for some snow showers christmas eve morning, but i wouldn't count on a white christmas at this point. but that also means better travel by sled! brad jack: the forecast! doesn't mean it is going to warm up real soon. tonight will be clear to partly cloudy with temps dropping into those winds keep wind chills into the 10s. friday will also bring us more sunshine, but winds that could exceed 20 mph at times. temperatures will be about average which means the low to mid 30s for highs. saturday morning will be our coldest morning yet this month with l

a it's been almost three years to returns wednesday with highs in the upper 40s. it's been almost three years to the day since hunnrs found the eight-year-old elizabeth collins and ten-year-old lyric cook they were found at seven bridges park in bremer county, nearly five months after they went missing in evansdale. kwwl's nikki newbrough speaking with elizabeth's mother two small crosses...a grave reminder this is where hunters found the bodies of two found ead at seven bridges spot where they were found. " i can't imagine how terrified especially elizabeth was and her sweet little face and lyric's little face, her smile and how could someone could actually go through with it and kill investigator m mke roehrkasse says they try to stay positive. "we know there's still a lot of investigate, bringing in local experts, fbi agents, and experts from the national center for missing and exploited children. "it's not so much consistant work. it's more bring people in, their daughter and niece to this area. know how the girls were killed. t's something we know, and very f

friday still looks to be the coolest day with upper 20s to lower 30s common. a warming trend will be felt this weekend with highs on saturday into the middle 30s, with middle and even upper 40s likely on sunday afternoon. as early as sunday evening, some showers will be possible, which should last into early monday morning. next week remains unsettled with periodic rain chances and highs generally into the 40s. today: mostly cloudy high: 30-36 winds: nw 10-20 alo: 31 dbq: 30 iow: 33---------------------- ---------------------------- tonight: partly cloudy low: 18-24 winds: w 5-15 alo: 19 dbq: 19 iow: 21---------------------- medicaid users - you have until the end of the day to choose a new plan. it's part of the state's switch to a privatized system on january first. but some people currently enrolled say the change is too rushed and the timeline doesn't make sense. including this cedar rapids family, who adopted eleven special needs children. their mom, karen muters , says several of her children's providers managed care organizations, or mco's. that's becau

upper 20's north. and mid to upper 30's south. here we go, for tonight, teens and lower 20's, coolest in places like berlin and the great north woods and back to the upper valley, here we dp the mild air is coming back, this is a good shot of getting up near 60 degrees, plus, in some spots, if it worked out and we had enough sun by thursday afternoon, a good shot of that. we could be in the mid 60's before it cools down for christmas in the 50's. >> i thought it's christmas in the carolinas. amy: we're talking about playing bocchi on christmas day because we're not going to build a snowman. >> and a tire exploded. >> a tire exploded? >> yes. amy: that's the 911 call from a sears in salem where a deadly tire explosion occurred. an employee dead, a customer injured in the accident. wmur's stephanie woods has more on the explosion and the investigation underway. >> they were pretty shaken up by the whole ordeal. you work closely with somebody all day long it hits you hard. 22-year-old justin was working at the sears auto center chang

only in the upper 20s. again, windchills in the low to mid-20s for our northwestern make sure to bundle up. remember where that heavier coat is. you'll need it form. temperatures topping off in the low 40s at best. could be a snow flurry north and west of the city. we warm it up again on hond monday. we're back to 53. check out this seven-day forecast. we're in the mid-50s on tuesday. maybe some showers. wet but warm on wednesday, 62. still a few showers christmas eve. a high of 64 degrees. a little after 6:16. let's find out what the commute looks like. >> new accidents. delays too. you're going to find slowdowns on the belt near erskine street. one lane is taken up. late-running road work on the l.i.e. lower level westbound. this is the ramp to the bqe. two lanes blocked. heavy delays traveling near maurice avenue and continuing past that. let's take a live look on staten island this morning. everything is moving along okay. and you're going to find delays from this overturned truck, a debris spill in the