you can see to the west of us, a lot of clouds working in across upstate new york. i do actually expect more showers to break out in this area, and that will be the shower that works in later this evening. so anything we get over the next several hours is just a little bit of patchy drizzle, patchy mist. forget any steadier rain coming in, not until 9:00, 10:00, then again through 3:00 in the morning we have the risk of and west, and at least until midnight, even close to the

amateurs are tumbling upstate new york. it will be about 60 degrees -- temperatures are tumbling upstate new york. it will be about 60 degrees. krystal: one teen was shot. the homeowner told police he thought his life was in danger. he said he heard a loud crash, grabbed his gun, and went downstairs. one teen was shot dead. another was shot and escape by the window and -- escape through a window and found by a neighbor. a 13-year-old was also with them, question, and then arrested good chris adams raced to the scene. boys who was inside that home.>> stay in school. don't doing all these crazy things. tried to tell him right. been identified. another attempted break-in happened earlier yesterday in the day.they police say man was shot and killed while trying to break apache. she called 911 and told the suspect that she and another person was inside the home and armed to the man kept try to get in the home. the homeowner fired several rounds through the door, hitting the suspect once in the head. jeff: the big solar provider i

as showers break out and develop across pennsylvania and upstate new york and work into southern new england. patchy freezing drizzle and mist for a few showers and after 9:00, 10:00, we'll get steadier showers in here and that may fall in the form of freezing morning. i'll have more on the forecast straight ahead. >> all right, this is bill cosby's must shot released in the last hour or so. this is the case brought against comedian after sexual assault charges were charged earlier this year. he is charged with aggravated indecent assault stemming from an incident back in 2004 involving a temple university employee but tonight attorneys say the case is not justified and vigorously will defend the comedian's name. >> reporter: he was once a wildly popular comedian but bill cosby's stage wednesday was a courtroom near philadelphia for arraignment on a charge filed earlier in the day of sexual assaulting a woman. >> there is one charge that is filed? involves an employee who cosby invited into his foster home home back in 2004. >> on the evening in question, mr. cosby urged her to take

on the back side of the storm it will turn cold enough for quite a bit of snow in upstate new york, in vermont and possibly northern parts of new hampshire into northern maine. 16 atop mount washington, actually beginning to warm up slightly at other -- upper 20' s on average across the lakes region and points south and southeast. teens and 20' s elsewhere, a few mid-20' s at the coast. in between a wedge of warmer air is trying to roll through at the same time clouds are moving in as well. the warm air is overriding the coast of to the north creating the cloud deck and eventually some light precipitation. the only concern tomorrow in new england in the morning will be for light freezing rain in western massachusetts and also connecticut. then a couple of these light showers make it in during the late morning and early afternoon. not a lot of heavy rain on tuesday. here are the widely scattered showers in the afternoon and early evening. wednesday, at times heavy and other times very little if any. notice once that begins to pull away cold air chases it and that changes it over to some

one town, moving out to this vast area of contested land in new york, led by their clergyman to create new england style villages in upstate new york. this is why so many of the towns in that region resemble those in new england. creation of to the the northwest territory and the ohio territory, and you run into the same problem. that blue bit of their the lake in ohio around cleveland -- that is the western reserve, of connecticut. if you match it up, that is connecticut's strip. connecticut based land companies ended up settling the section known as the western reserve. if you look today, peleliu or yourmcnall -- pull out brand mcnally not, a lot of towns had the same place names as connecticut. another generation, the michigan territory is happening. many of the initial settlers, who went to the constitutional , who were convention the governors of the initial government, were from the western reserve of ohio. portionses who settled of upstate new york and new england, provided the first five michigan governors. similar for the wisconsin territory. you are watching this formatting of the hard drive, as it were, as the l

the livingston's work from upstate new york-- were from upstate new york. the livingston's rejected the people. they were not going to bow down to the voter. so, they stopped. they married each other, moved moved from, entreprenuerial income to investment. it was sort of an american shintoism. problemkenridge's was that they were from kentucky. after the civil war, there was not as much opportunity. of these dynasties were based on a single state. when they lose the state, they lose power. otherid amazing things in capacities, but never built a political dynasty again. about half of them with the taft's of ohio or the muhlenberg's of pennsylvania. they never left new jersey. he is still there. great-grandson -- great, great, great-grandson, he is still there. more often than not, it is because the ambitions and numbers are greater than the state can carry. there are the kennedys of connecticut, rhode island, kennedys, there was not enough room in massachusetts for the candidates. i said there is another reason that some leave. occasionally they are just res

in upstate new york... residents are fighting through two feet of snow./// ((michelle mortensen)) and while we might have dreams of a white christmas here in las vegas ... keely breland says ... we won't likely see that become a reality this year. she's here with our forecast. (( )) > happy sunday. here are our headlines. clouds this week. chance of showers. highs in the 50's... the whole range of 50's and unsettled holiday. ...................... today's noon time temperatures. the lakes, green valley, henderson. ..................... today's almanac...expectin g a high of 56. right at normal. comfortable. .................... nationally the east coast pretty calm. warm in the southeast. chilly in the central united states, where the jetstream takes a dip. rain continues in the west... northwest can't catch a break, drier in the southeast today as fast moving storm from last night has moved on. .................. west coast cloud cover moving into some areas. expect to see clouds on and off this week. a se

it comes here from denver, upstate new york, and then the boston burbs and he gets a lot of investorse serial machine company -- cereal machine company. it is part of that tradition of health care, a new approach to your body and how it is going to be kept in good shape because you are no longer working seven days a week and on a farm, you are six days a week in a factory. you might be sitting in an office. he tells people there systems are not working the way they should, so he creates shredded wheat to solve that problem. >> worcester's is pretty much known as an industrial center, but also a machine center. you are not going to find a lot of women working here. one of the places where you would find women working is here. 1915 is a tumultuous -- a tumultuous year in united states history. a lot of the companies are manufacturing for their european buyers. and a lot of money is being made, but a lot of the workers are not seeing that. and the women here at the corset company are a good example of that because they have to buy the thread to make the corset. not uncommon in that timef

it comes here from denver, upstate new york, and then the boston burbs and he gets a lot of investors. the serial machine company -- cereal machine company. it is part of that tradition of health care, a new approach to your body and how it is going to be kept in good shape because you are no longer working seven days a week and on a farm, you are six days a week in a factory. you might be sitting in an office. he tells people there systems are not working the way they should, so he creates shredded wheat to solve that problem. >> worcester's is pretty much known as an industrial center, but also a machine center. you are not going to find a lot of women working here. one of the places where you would find women working is here. 1915 is a tumultuous year in american history. overseas, world war i has started. a lot of the companies are manufacturing for their european buyers. and a lot of money is being made, but a lot of the workers are not seeing that. and the women here at the corset company are a good example of that because they have to buy the thread to make the corset. not unco

heavier snow in northern new york, vermont and new hampshire and maine could see a couple areas. also watching that ice, causing issues, power outages out there, upstate new york, western massachusetts, perhaps into central new england. all things to consider, a multi-hazard type of storm system. we are keeping an eye on the water rising. it leaves numerous flood i'm meteorologist eric fisher for "cbs news". well, the severe weather has crippled travel plans for thousands of people. more than 500 flights today are already cancelled so far. yesterday, nearly 2900 flights were grounded him almost 4900 were delayed. 1,400 of those delays were out of chicago o'hare airport. frustrated travelers look for alternate plans. protesters are looking to not charge a cleveland police officer in the death of a 11-year-old boy. demonstrators marched down the streets. 100 more gathered in new york city. >> reporter: an ohio grand jury decided not to run an indictment in the police shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice. >> the death of tamir rice was unfortunate and regrettable. it a crime. >> reporter: officer timothy loehman and greg garback will remain on reliev

in upstate new york, a massive police shot and killed one convict and captured the other. the freighter ship "el faro" and its 33-person crew hurricane. a speeding train derailed. california's governor declared a state of emergency as the record drought got worse. and boston had the most snow ever. more than 110 inches. pope francis captivated americans on his first trip to the states, visiting washington, d.c., new york, and philadelphia. the nfl suspended super bowl mvp tom brady over deflategate, but a judge later reversed the penalty. >> triple crown! >> and american pharaoh won the triple crown. the first horse to do it in 37 years. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," legal analysis of the bill cosby case. we will hear from cbs news legal expert rikki klieman. tips for success when it comes to sticking to those new year's resolution. we will have a preview of some of hollywood's biggest movies in 2016. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.for new year's eve. the extra secur

but not in upstate new york. temperatures soaring into the 60s and 70s for much of the northeastern united states. >> this is fantastic. i feel like i kind of brought some of the warm weather from southern arizona so you can all thank me for that. we actually got snow up on the mountains last week, so snowed in southern arizona before buffalo new york this year. >> reporter: winter sweater still in the forecast. slow-moving system is heading across the us and it's expected to effect thousands of square miles from new mexico to illinois. in atlanta jonathan serrie, fox news. >>> we're following a developing story out of charlotte, north carolina tonight. people are working to get everyone out of the crowded north lake mall hours after an argument broke into gunfire. right now we know that one person is dead. two others are at the hospital. investigators are calling it an officer involved shooting. no officers are hurt. we are still learning all the details about what happened but we do know the active shooter situ

it made driving treacherous in upstate new york and throughout new england. and dumped the first snow of the season on massachusetts, just days after it saw "i was sweating last week, come outside, beautiful good for the holidays, then all of a sudden big change." last winter saw the most snow ever recorded in boston. leaving people there wondering if a repeat lies ahead. i'm chris pollone at new york's laguardia airport, now back to you. expect more showers and occasional thunderstorms wednesday as another area of low pressure approaches the region. your rain chance jumps to 90% with 1" rain totals possible. the new year's eve rain chance falls to 50% during the day and then down to 30% that night. new year's day will be partly cloudy with only a slight chance of showers and a touch cooler temperatures. the first weekend in january will be dry and partly cloudy. just two more nights until the big ball drops in times square for new year's eve--but today a sort of practice was done to make sure the annual confetti tossing test was performed in advance of thurs

also, a man in upstate new york accused of hatching an isis-inspired plot foiled and we have an nbc news investigation about the replacement for a medical device that was associated with dozens of deaths, well now the replacement also has a potentially fatal flaw. all coming up on nightly news. the national championship game. right now the third quarter is just getting underway...oklahoma is up 17 to joe gorchow caught up with some rowdy tigers and sooners ahead of the game today. a sea of orange invades south miami... into their own death valley... away from home. take sot "when you're 13-0 and have a team like clemson and a coach like dabo you can't help but follow them." oklahoma's played in more orange bowls than any program in the nation... so there fans feel like the sooners run this city. take sot "we're the miami sooners. we own this place. we're the miami sooners we're not intimidated by these people. we own this place. we live here. they're the intruders." tigers fans feel differently. "40-6. hey.. .i tell them like drake... we're going back to back. back to back." as fans part

new york, northern vermont, new hampshire. maine could see a couple areas. up around a foot of total snow. looking at that ice, power outages out there in upstate new york, western massachusetts and perhaps even in central new england. all things to consider, a multihazard type of storm we are also keeping an eye on the water rising. as this whole storm heads out to sea, leaving numerous floods in the mississippi valley, many reaching record crests over the next 48 hours. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for "cbs news." >>> well, the severe weather has crippled travel plans for thousands of people. more than 500 flights today are already cancelled so far. yesterday, nearly 2900 flights were grounded. almost 4900 were delayed. more than 1,400 of those delays were out of chicago o'hare international airport. frustrated travelers look for alternate plans. protesters are voicing outrage following a decision not to charge a cleveland police officer. demonstrators marched down the streets in cleveland last night. about 100 morallied in new york city a. grand jury chose not to indict the officer who shot and killed tamir rice last year. we have reaction.

very light snow left lingering there in areas of eastern upstate new york and areas up through northern new england. picked up about 1 to 2 inches of light snow during the morning rush. your temperatures in the 50s by tomorrow morning. 41 to 48. not so cool. doug has a look at when the temperatures will really come down and it's going to feel more like winter. that's in a few. >> knew it had to happen sooner or later. thanks, v.j. >>> a pilot flew his drone way too close to president obama in hawaii. we learned he will not face criminal charges. the president just wrapped up a round of golf last night and was headed toward the first family's fay investigation home. the secret service spotted the drone hovering car high close to the motorcade. officials say the pilot had no idea the president was in the area and as soon as he found out, he grounded his drone. the motorcade did not have to stop or slow down. >>> a response by virginia's governor this afternoon in the battle over gun control. terry mcauliffe is calling a state senator's threat to pull his security team a temper tantrum. re

in upstate new york there's a celebrity pumping gas this holiday season.rozen. danielle, dressed up as santa and an elf earlier in the season. kendrick work at the quick fill for eight years. when he's not in costume he greets customers with a song or dance. that's who i want pumping my gas. >> i'm were you. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm nicole brewer. for katie and all of us here thanks so much for watching. >> a we are back at 5:00. >> a great thanks to many of our cbs family behind the scenes. >> have a great day, everybody. thanks for being here. ♪ >> victor: isn't that something, huh? merry christmas. do you like it? >> faith: it's beautiful. >> victor: okay, my sweetheart. okay, okay. >> faith: is she magic? >> victor: oh, yeah. i think she's magic. >> nikki: she is if you want her to be. >> victor: you see? >> nikki: here you go, honey. >> nick: thanks, mom. i should, uh -- i should be leaving soon. >> nikki: why? where are you going? >> nick: well, faith isn't happy with me right now. she'll have a lot more fun with you and dad if i'm no

jeff: winter snow in upstate new york. 2015 marks the first time in more than a century there that december has not been only had a trace of snow. temperatures in the 50's this could be short lived. temperatures expected to hit 50 by friday. today is the shortest day of the year. this is also known as the winter solstice tonight in the u.s., 11:48 p.m. eastern. the moment when the northern hemisphere is tilted farthest from the sun. marie: mother nature put on a fantastic show in the sky the northern lights. meteorologists tell us the best times in the winter from northwestern canada or alaska, but sometimes the light be seen as far south as new orleans. jeff: a final check of the monday forecast. news 3 is the weather authority. marie: now the winter forecast. kevin: true from an astronomical said point. every day from now on out, days since december and january and february are the three coldest months, we are three weeks into this winter thing and it has felt like it down here and it looks like it. today's parade of clouds come a fews, a few rays of sunshine. as could change tomorrow. ho

satellite photograph has shown snow showers over the higher terrain across upstate new york and new england. that's good news for the ski areas, some of the local areas picking up a half foot of snow. for us, the clouds get to here and fall apart. the trend will be that way. we'll hold a clear sky in the forecast. high pressure is our weather maker. it will gradually move eastward. us. monday, slightly offshore. next couple of days. tomorrow, 30s to 40 out the door in the city. upper 20s to middle 30s in the suburbs. we'll be at 47 for the lunch hour and 52 for tomorrow afternoon with sunshine to continue. that will last into sunday as we see the high pressure coming in here. no issues with that. this front coming from the west is going to dry out and not be a problem. monday, we'll talk about sunshine along with clouds. this week i've been hinting there's going to be potential for a coastal system to watch for the tuesday, wednesday timeframe. it was going to get close enough to bring rain here later tuesday into tuesday night. now the trend has been further offshore. i think we'll stay dr

still an isolated shower upstate new york, pennsylvania that. will cross on through, but overall we're dealing with that record warmth this afternoon with numbers pressing 70 degrees. >> sarah: time now for fast gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. good morning, everyone. the roads are pretty much wide open this morning. this is the expressway, which doesn't usually look like this during the 6:00 hour on a weekday. let's go to the maps from the braintree split into boston expressway, just nine minutes. so no delays. 24 northbound past 495, we do have a work crew causing some delays at route 44, but 95, route 3 looking good. route 1, 93 all the way back up to 495, no delays to tell you about there. and the pike all green, wide open from framingham. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door. the expressway, the split to the tunnel, just ten minutes into town on the pike from 128. 12 minutes, 9 3 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, 11 minutes. so far the "t" is on time. >> christa: and we begin with top stor

look at the snow showers fine across upstate new york. by the time these are done they will leave about 2 feet of snow behind. we will see a couple flurries across the northern suburbs. we won't see it come into new york city, maybe a flurry but i don't think we will see much. here comes the strong wind. that will drive the cold air in for a day or two. you can see some and clouds tomorrow, about freezing out the door in the city. will stop at 41 in the afternoon. that's right on on target for this time of the year. take a look at our future cast and you will see that will be around the freezing mark in the it's cold again tomorrow night low 20s in the suburbs. back up to 40s as we had to sunday. forty or 44. every day so far has been above average. tomorrow will be our only day below average. by the time we get to sunday, it will still be chilly but we will still be above average. it warms up next week and we will be above average again. this will likely be the warmest december on record. here's your future cast. you can see a couple flur

well, upstate new york and parts of pennsylvania. maybe a few flurries sneak in to northwest, new jersey. we are not worried about snow enough for it. temperatures will be around the freezing mark just after 9:00. then we will climb. temperatures in the upper 30s by noon. 49 by 4:00 p.m. we are top off at just 40 degrees. seasonal for this time of year. coming up in a few minutes, we will break down the chill over the weekend then talk record warmth heading into christmas day. those details are straight ahead. see you back inside in a minute. >>> to the news, friends and family are saying good-bye to an 82-year-old woman that police determined was murdered inside her brooklyn home. awake was held last night in prospect lefferts gardens for myrtle mckinney. she died more than a month ago. at the time they thought it was wound was found in the back of her neck as she was being prepared for burial. >> this is not right. i hope whoever did this justice will come to them. >> she definitely had an incident spirit. she wasn't weak. she was a

in upstate new york, one sheriff is urging >>> in upstate new york one is urging police officers to armould another attack occur. kristin dahlgren has more. >> there's more speculation about the motive of the massacre. not just people worried about another attack, but muslim americans now concerned about backlash against them. about 100 miles north of new york city in ulster county, a sheriff has a strong message for gun owners. >> if they're comfortable with their carrying a weapon, they're proficient in it and they're responsible, that they do carry that. >> reporter: he first posted the call to arms on the department's facebook page. i want to encourage citizens of ulster county who are licensed to carry a firearm to please do so. the post drew mixed reaction. >> i'm getting e-mails that i can't keep up with, the majority of which are in agreement with me. but i am getting some pretty nasty e-mails. >> reporter: new york's police commissioner was among those who spoke out against the idea. >> i'm not supportive of that at all. >> reporter: van blarken makes no apology. >> if you have

. >>> upstate new york could soon get three new casinos. the gaming commission will vote on awarding licenses next monday. the board endorsed the projects last year. background checks on developers and reviewed final details. once proved, the -- once approved, the casinos plan to open within two years. >>> fiat announced nearly 56,000 jeep cherokee suvs might have a water leak. the recall covers models from 2015 and 2016. the company says no fires or injuries have been reported. owners are advised to check tailgates and make sure they are kept dry until repairs are made. >>> a warning for parents when it comes to car seat safety. 95% of families taking a newborn baby home from the hospital made serious safety mistakes when it came to car seats. the majority made one or more mistakes in positioning the baby in the seat. the most common mistakes were with the harness and chest clip. >>> pope francis says mother teresa was a miracle worker. >> and that's going to give her a new title. jonathan vigliotti has more. soon be saint teresa after pop

. >>> a sheriff from upstate new york is getting a lot of likes on his facebook page, calling for people that carry guns as their legally licensed to do so, this in the wake of all these mass shootings, we want o know what you think of the sheriff's 11:00 and from all of us at sanderson farms, we wish you and your family a merry christmas and happy hanukkah. and we mean that, 100%. at longhorn steakhouse we know steak. so what do we know about lobster? only that it goes really great with steak. longhorn' s turf and surf. the new lobster hollandaise filet. the new renegade sirloin & lobster & shrimp scampi. or flo' s filet & lobster tail. its turf and surf tonight only at longhorn steakhouse. you cant fake steak. steak & bacon cheddar melt, or any steakhouse lunch >>> breaking news right now 5:30, two people rescued four others missing as flames tear through a house in lynn, firefighters are on the scene, why they can't get this to this home. >>> and we're learning more about the suspects in a california mass shooting, new to terrorism. >>> plus, why the attacks could've been much worse.

. >>> an 8-year-old girl in upstate new york is catching attention by thousands who were moved by heras lost in an arson she was burned all over her baby. she wants christmas cards to fill up her car tree. cards and gifts started pouring in from around the world. >> an anoun mouse donor is making the holiday bright by paying off lay away gifts for strangers. >> ♪ catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte dunkin' donuts' unbelievable selection of breakfast sandwiches, freshly made all day, so you can enjoy them any type of way, any time of day. that's breakfast whenevs. america runs on dunkin'. 5:00 a.m. on this thursday, december 10. here's what's happening. >> a nasty crash in delaware left a car wrapped around that tree. >> we have disturbing details how a young student smuggled hypodermic meetings into a school. >> karen is off, and we have david murphy and matt pellman with traffic. good morning. >>

but not in upstate new york. temperatures soaring into the 60s and 70s for much of the northeastern united states. sulkowski says: "this is fantastic i feel like i kind of brought some of the warm weather from southern arizona. you can all thank me for that. colder than it is here. we actually got snow last week so it snowed in southern arizona before buffalo, new york this year." (tag) but winter weather is still in the forecast. a slow-moving system is heading across the u-s and is expected to affect thousands of square miles from new mexico to illinois. in atlanta, jonathan serrie, fox now fox5 weather 24/7 there are no weather advisories for las vegas , but all of southern envada will be seeing wind gusts up to 50mph off and on through the coming weekend. and the national weather service has posted a high wind mead area starting saturday morning and running through sunday morning. the days of highs well-above normal are over, as the mercury will only reach the mid- to-upper 40s for the next few days, before s

christmas trees, this one inspired by holiday spirits, plural. 400 emptyis made of beer cakes in upstate new yorkt the genesee brewhouse. that tree is a long-standing tradition. it has been around 137 years. leon: do they rebuild it every year? if they need alison: we are enjoying this nice stretch of weather. steve: 56 degrees tomorrow the high. more 60's friday. 65 the high this weekend, looking nice. alison: how was the weather at fedex field? leon i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvoni, there's no interferon and there are no complex regimens. tell your doctor if you have other liver or kidney problems, or other medical conditions. and about all the medicines you take including he

two escaped killers in upstate new york triggered a massive manhunt. three weeks later, police shot captured the other. the freighter ship el faro and its 33-person crew sank off the bahamas during a hurricane. eight people died and more than 200 hurt when a speeding amtrak train derailed in philadephia. california's governor declared a state of emergency as the record drought got worse. and boston had the most snow other, -- ever, more than 110 inches. pope francis captivated americans on his first trip to the states visiting washington, the nfl suspended super bowl mvp a judge later reversed the penalty. and american pharoah won the triple crown, the first horse to jamie yuccas, cbs news. [fireworks bursting] stacey: very cool. those were from around the world. it will be a cold night. kurtis: yes. there will be a couple of be in the teens. some wind chills below zero. it new year's day, if you are heading out there will be sunshine and it will be 31. sunshine continuing into saturday, 33. we will need a dry weather. we will have some precipitation s

. >> reporter: by this time last year, upstate new york was already buried by snow storms. with no snow so far this december. buffalo broke a 116-year-old record. the bonene chilling temperatures aretu given way to this. record temperatures reaching new highs. 70 in philadelphia and 72 in baltimore. it's like weather whiplash, thanks in parted to el nino. >> we're seeing a near record setting el nino pattern over the pacific ocean which is transporting warm air across the entire united states. >> reporter: the country can expect several more weeks of mild temps sin the northeast. and as we approach february, a more typical wentinter should return. >>>> nbc meteorologist, bill karins is here. >> it's going to be another interesting day. buffalo than phoenix. bit. the cold front hasn't made it to new york city which is 64 night. and record highs of 67. this is the next storm. it dumped snow in salt lake city. it's going to move to the plains this evening. and driving from pueblo to drives. the purple color,sic south dakota and in general, this is a three to six inch swap, st.

. >>> an ex-con from upstate new york has been arrested on charges that he was planning a new year's eve attack at a bar. the man was inspired by isis. >> and the new year is less than six hours away. security has been stepped up here and across the country, but it's not stopping people from celebrating. >> we have team coverage of the big events and the conditions tonight. we begin with chris lawrence with the report of the developments out of dubai. chris? >> vance, officials say they're still not sure what caused that massive high-rise fire that completely overshadowed the new year's eve celebrations and left a lot of tourists rattled. you can see why flames are shooting from multiple floors and there was a ton of smoke visible from just about every angle from the city skyline. 14 people are recovering from minor injuries, but amazing three, there are no deaths reported and no one was seriously hurt. there was a lot of panic, even spreading to nearby places like the dubai mall. a reporter from knbc in los angeles happened to be on vacation there and saw how tense it was as they we

. >> new developments for you about the manhunt in upstate new york. >> reporter: david sweat and richardcaped from the facility in upstate new york. richard matt not only didn't surrender but picked up a shotgun and aimed it at the agent who shot three times. matt was killed. david sweat is back behind bars. they were on the run for more than three weeks. prison worker, joyce mitchell, who helped with their es skate but got cold feet is now serving up to seven years behind bars. >> i did wrong. i deserve to be punished but people need to know that i was only trying to save my family. >> reporter: in 2015, a jury sentence bomb dzhokhar tsarnaev to death. >> he will meet his end by lethal injections. >> in the wake of horror and tragedy, we are not intimidated by acts of terror or radical eye deals. >> nine people died inside the historic emanuel african methodist episcopal church in south carolina with when dylan roof opened fire at a bible study. according to police, he confessed and told investigators, he wanted to start a race war. he faced families of the victims who spoke directly to

. >> reporter: by this time last year, upstate new york was already buried by snowstorms. up to six feet of snow fell in parts of western new york. what a difference a year makes, with no snow so far this december, buffalo broke a 116-year-old record. chilling temperatures have given way to this, record temperatures reaching new highs, 70 in buffalo, and 72 in baltimore. it's like weather whiplash, thanks in part to el nino. >> what we are seeing this year is a near record-setting el nino pattern over the pacific ocean, which is transporting very warm air across the >> reporter: with el nino reaching its peak, the country can expect several more weeks of mild temps in the midwest and northeast, and storms out west, but as we approach february, a more typical winter should return. now here in new york city, it is still 61 degrees after hitting a high of 65 earlier today, and for those of you hoping for a white christmas, i'm sorry, but it looks like most of the country will not be seeing one this year. don't worry, it will snow eventually, it's just not going to get here in

. >> the search was on this sum irin upstate new york. when 2 escaped. they had help from a woman that worked at the prison woman that worked at the prison. nearly 3 weeks later, one was found in the area, police shot and killed him. 2 days after that, the other was shot and taken into custody. >> today ends with good news. these were really really dangerous men. >> the death of freddie gray in baltimore set up riots. >> the freddie gray situation was the straw that broke the camel's back. >> days later, sis police police officers were charged in connection with his death. >> we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> an officer in south carolina faces charges after shooting and killing a suspect. mother nature was busy in 2015. it was a winter that wouldn't quit was a winter that wouldn't quit, from snow in the northeast to record cold in the south and springtime in texas, heavy rains made for flash in america. in la pay yet, louisiana, 2 were killed. >> we are here today to say enough is enough. >> in oregon, a classmate killed 9 before killin

into a store in upstate new york. she wasn't hurt but police say she did injure a man fire departments the stste. police say it appears she was trying to park t the s.u.v. but they don't know what caused her to smash through the store front. the man was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be ok. >> australian authorities are working to clean up a train derailment. that train was carrying about 53,000 pounds of sulfuric acid when 26 cars came off the tracks in a remote area. officials say there is only minor leakage. three men suffered minor injuries ch it is not clear what caused the derailment. >> parts of the u.s. are under a state of emergency because of deadly storms. 80 million americans are in the path of a massive winter storm. a series of deadly tornadoes tore across texas this weekend. >> overnight, twister ripping through arkansas. >> we have to go. >> this after a string of tornadoes blasted through a 40 mile swath of texas this weekend, carving a path as wide as a football field. police say at leleast

. >>> an odd christmas tree in upstate new york is getting a lot of attention later in the morning buzz. [gus singing] ♪ dashing through the snow ♪ careful on the ice ♪ keep scratchin', cousin joe. ♪ [cousin joe singing] ♪ oh gus, you're much too nice! [gus singing] ♪ a gift for uncle dave, and 1 for auntie jane ♪ ♪ mom and dad and grandpa zack all get a scratching game ♪ [everyone singing] ♪ oh, instant games! ♪ instant games! instant games for me! ♪ ♪ 6 new holiday instant games from the p.a. lottery ♪ keep on scratchin'! >> welcome back you're taking a live look here, out across philadelphia international, 5:14, 40 degrees, a nice start to your workweek. >>> now let's head over to karen rogers looks like there's an issue with the back up, karen. >> reporter: we have construction running a little bit late on the vine street expressway. shut down in both directions, everybody is lined up, they are thinking what do you mean it's usually open by this hour. it usually is. watching live, we're seeing people starting to move right now. vine street expressway remaining closed in both directi

as they faced justice 2 inmates fled from it in upstate new york. the prison escape led to a weeks long manhunt that ended with one inmate dead and another back behind bars. i'm mary moloney reporting. next -- mike tyson tries to ride his daughter's pink hoverboard.. and talk about a hot seller!! this hoverboard went up in flames.. but it's when it caught fire that has investigators over the last few the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] be

. >> hey everybody a five-year-old girl from upstate new york who christmas cards from around the world. she lost her father and three younger siblings in the 2013 case of intentional arson. she suffered severe burns and walk lost her right hand and foot. she now lives with her aunt liz and she bought her tree to hang cards on. there has been an overwhelming response, if you want to send a card you consented to the address on the screen now. >> they're both elderly victims found dead in their expensive homes. they're they're both owners of past food franchises and they're both leaving investigator stumped on who did it and why. could the murder of westchester socialite, lois, be possibly linked to a double homicide more than 900 miles away? that's a question one sheriff in georgia is asking when he heard of a november murder. >> their victims, wealthy she was beaten to death with a blunt instrument. very similarities in the case. >> the county sheriff's on on the hunt for the killer of russell russell and shirley. age 88 and 87 were found dead in may 2014. russell's body was found behea

news, near the oregon coast in tillamook county. 3 a competely *different* kind of weather in upstate new york... where there's usually already a couple of feet of snow on the ground by now.coming up after the break... we'll look at how people there are dealing with a completely *green* beginning 3 the el niqo of 2015 is being called one of the strongest on cord. the warmrmg of the pacific ocean has an impact on portland, oregon is seeing flooding. buffalo, new york has not had any measurable snow this season!jamie yuccas went to the city known for its harsh winters to see the impact. 3 (nats of golf swing)this is s ordinary december i ibuffalo, new york.golf carts are hitting the links.(natz full) "ready to roll? i'm ready"and the plows are parked.the city has not seen any measurable snowfall this season.that breaks a 116 year old snow record!(sot: john wagner/golfer)(:19-:23)"we're fortunate enough this year to have this beautiful weather in ffalo."the strongest el nino on record is keeping temperatures warm. it's expected to be near 60 this weekend, and golf remains in full swing at chestnu

. >>> the fbi says agents thwarted a plot to attack a bar and restaurant in upstate new york on new year's eve. 25-year-old was arrested in rochester on wednesday. he aldly wanted to -- allegedly wanted to join isis in syria. they got the information from informants. before today's arrest, security has been tight around times square and overseas. laura has the details. >> many people around the world already ushering in the new year. new zealand welcoming 2016 with at this fireworks display. the party soon moving to australia with this massive show in sydney harbor. celebrations more subdued elsewhere. the fireworks in brussels canceled over fears of terror attack. belgium authorities arresting a tenth suspect in the terror attacks. tourists in paris say they feel safe. >> you don't need to think about the terrorism. you lead your life and the city is about love and think only about love. >> the show will go on here in the u.s., however. las vegas's mayor is urging people to not let terror fears keep them from celebrate. nearly 1,000 uniformed cops will be on the street. >> we've adjusted