and, we're continuing as well to see high pressure begin to build in for us here. so as a result of that, we can expect to stay basically clear as we continue throughout the rest of the day. having some trouble with my clicker here, guys, so just bear with me here. what i can tell you, even though we can't justin with the graphics here, is that skies are generally just going to be remaining clear, moving forward in the forecast, the temperatures that we have out there right now, are basically what you are going to find for the rest of the day, but we do eventually start to see them dropping off, and we will be getting to much more typical territory, as the days progress, so, with that said, you can expect very quiet weather pattern here at the local level, from now, right into the new year, and we will tell you just how long that is expected to hang on for us here. sorry about the graphics, guys, having some trouble with the clicker, but again the pattern looking very quiet for us here as we move forward in the forecast across the delaware valley and despite the fac

we don't do that they are going to attack us again here in america. is that simple. so we have to destroy radical islam. and we have to take the fight to them overseas, using as limited american troops on the ground as possible but if necessary using them along with our allies. but there's one other thing that i know is important to you and it's important to me. and that's when i said we have to stand with our allies. we have no better ally than the state of israel. [ applause ] and i have known that -- i've known that for some time and i just want to tell you one story that i actually showed to the kids. think back to the first gulf war in 1989. when president george h.w. bush put together an extraordinary coalition to take out saddam hussein's conquering of kuwait. we had many arab nations in that coalition and it was a very important war for the americans and the west to win. when that fight started, what did saddam hussein do? he sent stud missiles. yes he sent them into kuwait and saudi arabia. but he sent them into israel. a noncombatant. not pa

about maybe what their favorite food is, the mexican food in mexico or the mexican food here in the states. stay with ussic] we are back here on "comunidad del valle" with mariachi vargas de tecalitlán. so, what is your--when you talk about mexican music, there's mexican--or mexican food there's mexican food all over mexico. when you come to the united sates, is it the same kind of food or is there--do you taste a difference? julio: we like chinese food. [laughing] julio: yeah, yes, that's right. we like the chinese food. this afternoon, we went to a chinese restaurant-- damian: you went to a chinese restaurant. so, when you're eating a taco at a taqueria in mexico and a taco in a taqueria here, does it taste the same? [speaking spanish] but, it doesn't taste the same. julio: yeah, but, we want to taste a different food. [laughing] damian: does--when the crowd, when you see them cheering, and clapping, and applauding, does that make you sing better? play better? [speaking spanish] andres: [speaking spanish] andres: [speaking spanish] damian: what is it that has kept the mariachi together for more than 1

the big story is a winter storm that is likely to have high impacts on us here in eastern iowa. the exact timing and path is becoming a bit more clear, but still not exact at this point in time. this system will be tricky to forecast, as from the gulf of mexico, and there will be warmer air above the surface, which means freezing rain and sleet are looking like a possibility for at least the southern half of the area. ice accumulations could be rather significant, causing major travel issues. the northwestern part of the kwwl viewing area has the potential to see 4 inches of snow or more, with at least a little bit of sleet and/or freezing rain mixing in early on eastern iowa will transition to snow as colder air wraps around the system. another side to the storm will be the wind. wind gusts could easily exceed 35-40 mph, which could cause tree and power line damage, especially in areas that have ice accumulation. stay tuned to kwwl for further updates on snowfall and ice totals. this evening there will be some areas of drizzle, with a stray shower possible in our southern count

do not do that, they are going to attack us again here in america. it is that simple. we have to destroy radical islam and we have to take the fight to them overseas using as limited american troops on the ground as possible but if necessary using them along with our allies. there's one other thing that i know is important to you and important to me, that is when i said we we have to stand with our allies. we have no better ally than the state of israel. i have known that [applause]. i have known that for some time. i just want to tell you one story that i actually show to my kids. think back to the first gulf war in 1989. when president george hw bush put w bush put together and stored in a coalition to take out saddam hussein's conquering of kuwait. we had many arab nations and that coalition, it was a very important war for the americans in the west wing. when that plate started, what did saddam do? he sent's god missiles, he sent them into kuwait and into saudi arabia, but he sent them into israel. a noncombatant, not part of the coalition. he lau

the e ig story is a winter stormrm that is likely to have high impacts on us here in eastern iowa. the exact timing and path is becoming a bit more clear, but still not exact at this point in time. this system will be tricky to forecast, as we will be having a lot of moisture flowing in froo the gulf of mexico, and there will be warmer air above the surface, which means freezing rain and sleet are looking like a possibility for at least the southern half of the area. ice accumulations could be rather significant, causing major travel issues. the northwestern part kwwl viewing area has the potential to see 4 inches of snow or more, with at least a little bit of sleet and/or freezing rain mixing in early on in the event. eventually, all of eastern iowa will transition to snow as colder airrraps around ththsystem. another side to the storm will be the wind. wind gusts could esily exceed 35-40 mph, which could cause tree and power linf damage, eeecially in areas that have ice accumulation. stay tuned to kwwl for further updates on snowfall and ice totals. his evening there will be some

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you can see basically the entire span of the ben franklin bridge, so the fog, not as terrible for us hereer here in camden, but, what we are finding is some pretty poor and locally dense visibility, our dense fog with poor visibility across the rest of the region. now, that said, we are going to continue to track looks to be pretty un set unsettled pattern. couple of different front come through, almost every day bridges different front. keeps us unsettled, wet weather off in the distance, but real think pocket from the south, it will be lifting in later tonight. and bring us our next rounds of light rain or showers. in addition to that, prayers to the families down in the deep south, because there has been a continued severe weather down there, and right now, additional squawl lines setting up in the same area, so already, deadly severe weather down south, again, keep our thought with those folks down there. looks like dealing with additional weather. low 60s in trenton, upper 60s atlantic city, really warm start to this morning, you can really tell though where that cold front, the late

also with us here at this vigil -- let's take a live look inside. we are hearing a lot of music and speakers. there are a couple thousand people here. it started about 20 minutes ago. here with me at this vigil now is nbc bay area cheryl heard who continues our coverage. >> reporter: the speakers list includes the mayor who is acting as the master of ceremonies, pastors from all denominations and a representative from the fire department. people started arrive at 5:00 tonight. not just people from san bernardino, but from surrounding areas. a lot of people are here from the muslim community and a lot of people, of course, who didn't know the victims. >> i feel so sorry for all them families. we didn't know anybody. but we're here just to support everybody. >> we are here to sympathize with the victims, the families and the community. we are here as a support for those who lost their lives in a way that they shouldn't have died. >> reporter: tonight, a lot of people telling me tonight that it's important to come together to start the healing process.

and your daughter here, anna, she is four years old, and she has a name for the birds. she nicknamed it. anna, can you tell ushat it is? lilly? lilly is the name of the bald eagle. of course this is serious situation, though, guys, erika back there at the steaks, i can tell you there are organizations here, the trust is here, putting traps down on the grounds, some dead animals and some meat, the normal things that this bald eagle would normally eat. hoping to get it down to the ground and then capture it and help rehabilitate t but it is a serious thing, because this is protected species, been here for the past few days, normally these animals eat every five days. so, operation of sorts going on here in pit town, new jersey, we'll of course stick to it and give you the latest as soon as hopefully this bird does come down to gel rehabilitated. live here in pittstown, new jersey, i'm greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> greg, just saying in the studio it must be getting hungry, hopefully they can catch it and get it better. thank you. >> residents in o call a florida forced to leave their neighborhood, sin

the people who will benefit from your donations today.good afternoon.tim, can you introduce us to marek here?- afternoon.tim, can you introdode us to marek here?- what is choroid plexus carcinoma? - how does blood donations help those, inlcuding marek, suffering from the condition?- why is it so important to donate blood this time of year?- what is the goal of this drive?- what do people need to know before they donate?- where can people go to find more information? marek biomarek was diagnosed with choroid plexus carcinoma, an extremely rare brain and spspal cord cancer, when he was one and a half years old after an accidental fall from our living room couch. in the following weeks he underwent 30+ hours of intense brain surgery, during which surgeons were able to remove most of the tumor in his brain. during surgeries, he received three times his body's blood volume in donated bloododfter the surgeries, marek went through chemotherapy treatment at st. jude's children's hospital in memphis, due to side effects from the chemotherapy treatments, he received platelet and whole blood transfusio

here. it's yours. my grandfather's legacy belongs to all of us. so i really appreciate your being here tonight, and i appreciate the acceptance of this gesture. the first part of this story for me is the story of the teacher. when -- pie grandfather never spoke to me about the atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. to be fair, i never asked him to. we visited my grandparents out here on school vacations. and the last thing i wanted was a history lesson. and grandpa would give you one if he could catch you. [ laughter ] so i did not ask about the bombings or anything else. i learned about the bombings as most of you did, from our text books, and our textbooks don't have much. mine had a page or two, picture of the mushroom cloud. facts and figures, but nothing really about what happened to the people on the ground. in 1999, my son, wesley, who is now 26, wesley was 10 years old. he came home from school with a book. sadako and the thousand paper cranes. for those of you who don't know sadako's story, she was a real little girl who lived in hiros

us. here's the future cast. in the morning, spotty showers developing south. looks like it will spread much of the area in the afternoon. periods of rain. not a constant soaking heavy rainfall. it starts to scoot out after sunset. the next rainfall is not likely to come for a while. that's good news. the rpm model up until 6 o'clock in the evening. half inch plus in areas over the upstate. but another model is thinking much more for the upstate. putting down a good swath of maybe one tops, two inches of rain in greenville, spartanburg, gaffney gaffney. the thinking is less for us in south. 60s for highs tomorrow. and how about this, 50s as we cool down thursday. 40s as we get colder in to new year's day. the 20s will be back for lows friday, saturday, sunday night in to next. >> larry: so glad to see the sun shine. >> jason: several dry days ahead. >> larry: i'm going to need it. >> tammy: media days for clemson and oklahoma as they get ready for their semi-final on thursday. tigers seem to be with at&t the choice is yours. you only pay for the services you ne

and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the fear that began early today on both sides of this country. for millions of school children and their parents. amid this climate of concern over terror. two threats, including bombs, assault weapons, grenades. one in los angeles. of course, san bernardino not far away. authorities there taking no chances, closing more than 1,000 schools. some children were already on their way, turned away at the doors. the other threat, right here in new york city. a bomb threat, also targeting schools, but authorities leaving schools open here. tonight, the very tough call made by authorities in both cities. how do you decide when to close, when to stay open? abc's matt gutman leading us off from los angeles. >> reporter: the threat leaving a sea of school buses silent. shuttering nearly 1,100 schools. classes canceled for at least 650,000. some parents turned away. >> oh, my goodness. >> i as superintendent am not going to take the chance with the life of a student. >> reporter

how about us here right around christmas time? i think that peak relatively speaking is going to peak on christmas eve. we are forecasting a high of 64. that would be a new record high for the date. our high on christmas day will be at midnight i think. that will be around 60. that could fall short. something we will watch. we will cool down on christmas day. by the afternoon we will probably be falling back into the 40s. here is your full seven day. next week looks a little bit by april. a couple of isolated showers on monday and tuesday as well as wednesday. highs mainly in the 50s. then that peak heat on christmas eve. kind of an unusual here for us here. >> the santa graphic is up now. >> yeah. >> it is a busy seven days. >> reindeer there. all right. thank i you so much. too close for come -- comfort for one fan. he is trying to save the ball seat. that is the wife of jason day. she was carried out an a stretcher. after the game james tweeted, early day i hope you are doing okay. my apologies. another game soon. love l j. som

for now, i'm jim axelrod in new york, and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us. nd good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is aamco kickoff driven by toyota on cbs3. >> and welcome to lincoln financial field. a massive night here in south philadelphia. so much at stake. don bell hanging out with lesley van arsdale pat gallen and merrill reese joining us here shortly. hello. they kind of need this one. >> pretty simple. they need to win or

just maybe i would get to see my family again. >> but they were waiting for us with two more. >> herere again back in the arms of the secret police. i was absolutely certain our situation was going to get worse. but they brought us to an infamous prison in the center of baghdad called shabshabon. once i realized this is where we were, i almost had a heart attack. it was a notorious interrogation center where the secret police were not governed by any law. they were the law. they decided they were going to torture you, they tortured you. they were going to kill you, they kill you and nobody said a word to them. >> we were led into the depths of this prison down long corridors. the atmosphere was getting thicker and more dense. we heard screams of pain. finally they came to the end of a corridor. they pushed us both in and closed the doors behind us. >> this is crazy. why are we here? what are we doing! >> needless to say, we were incredibly scared. later that night we heard this incredible commotion. screams and shouts and dragging of people around the corridor outside. we shot up, tri

energy got us here.ure there's enough energy to keep doers doin' the stuff doers do. to keep us all doin' what we do. >>> an ohio couple experiencing a christmas miracle. all thanks to a micro chip in a dog. they lost their dog for three years. >> reporter: some things sat in limbo. >> we still had his cage that we had from that long ago. it's pretty surreal. it's just unbelievable. >> reporter: a christmas reunion almost three years to 2 the day after he disappeared from a neighbor's house. i] he somehow ended up in r omulous, michigan. that's nearly 200 miles away. >> i called the number really skeptical and said, i see you found my dog. >> reporter: he was the same dog but with fleas and matted hair. good day columbus. >>> still . rose parade in california. marching bands, and a whole lot of coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. marching band and color guard. again, that is friday, january 1st, only on kron 4. >>> time now for kron 4 sports. >>> let's head to the coliseum. it was charles's last game, and it

. >> hey rick, that weather you were talking about helps us out here today in south philadelphia, at toyota's haul away hunger event. behind me you can see everyone here in action as front end loaders are putting food into the refrigerator philabundance trailers that will go to help feed people in our area, we'll take a look at this video, this is video of the car avan that was pulling in before noon and it is again toyota's ninth annual haul away hunger event. the event deserves aefsh bit of praise most notably this year and the food collected and it's the largest amount they have ever been able to gather, it will feed 250,000 families in our area, volunteers loaded the food into refrigerated trailers and all of it goes to philabundance, the food was purchased through donations made by the tri-state dealers association and 26 of their partners including us here at 6 abc. today the people at philabundance say they are grateful for the help. >> some food is the food you see today and it will be used throughout the year, hunger is an issue ay s a year. >> how do you get the food down h

haven't had any yet for us here in boston. astronomical winter, the winter solstice, late on monday night. we do change seasons but that's when temperatures start comply complying again so kind of the season confusion continuing for us. highs today, making it into the low 50's. boston points to the southeast and then northwest of that into the upper 40's. still about ten degrees above a aweave had light sprinkle throughout the day today but hasn't really amounted to much. that will slide off as we make it in through the evening hours. luck was behind it though. we are talking about much colder temperatures and light snow showers that possibly can make it into the western part of the state tomorrow. current temperatures low to mid 40's, 39 in worcester, again, even above that normal high for this time of year so where is the cold. you can clearly see it. luck at all of this pink and purpose el color that's dropping i love to play the game find the front and you can clearly see it with that dark blue color there. now the jet stre

used within the historic area. we provide the parts to put together a building. we provide tools for the hands of other work men here in town. we help to construct the wagons and carriages that are used went historic area. and all the time we're open to the public. guests come into the building, and they're able to watch what we do and interact with the trades men while we produce these things. this particular site is operated, was operated by a man named james anderson. anderson was born in virginia, about 1740. probably trained by one of his uncles who was a blacksmith here in town, and i comes into town in the 1760s shortly after finishing an apprenticeship. he established a shop here as a blacksmith on the adjoining lot and operated that successfully. as his success grew within the community, it's typical for a government to appoint a blacksmith or gunsmith to serve inned role as an armorer, and their responsibility is to maintain the government-owned weapons that are kept in the powder magazine about a block from here. in peacetime, that's not an overwhelming task. but it's a task that goes to somebody who's ha

thank you for joining us here on "newsline." prominent chinese human rights lawyer has gone on child for allegedly provoking social unrest. u.s. officials call for his release. >>> the japan's sport council revealed two proposed plans for the main stadium for the 2020 olympic and paralympic games in tokyo. it aims to pick a winner later this month. >>> and last dance. french ballet star guillem is ending the final world tour of her czech cade's long tour in tokyo. >>> pu denies charges of insighting social unrest. a ruling is yet to be announced. as one of the 1989 tiananmen square leaders, authorities detained him in may last year. the charges relate to comments he posted online that were critical of the government's policies on tibetan and uighur minorities. his lawyer says he admits to posting his views but denies trying to provoke trouble. outside the courthouse police pushed away dozens of supporters as well as foreign journalists. police also tried to prevent foreign diplomats from making statements. >> we urge chinese aut

us decorate the white house for the holidays. i also want to say a special thank you to all of the service members, our veterans, our wounded warriors who are here with us today as well as our amazing military spouses and our fabulous military kids. do we have any military kids in the house? [applause] first lady michelle: yeah! it is an important part of our white house holiday tradition to kick off the season by celebrating with our extraordinary military families. we do this because of everything that you do every day to make our country great. this time of year it is easy to get caught up in all of the holiday whirlwinds. making the lists and the errands and the travel plans that we sometimes forget what the holiday season is all about. but sharing the special time with our military families reminds us that the season is about so much more. it is about giving more than we receive, right, guys? it is about serving others. it is about toys, too. [laughter] but it's about finding ways to lift up our communities every day in every season. that is what you all do for this country. whether you are serving in uniform with multiple deployments under

up christmas, but there is nothing that's going to actually feel wintery about this forecast for us here in the tri-state area any time soon. that's strictly just a backdrop that we're using to illustrate the point here. winter does begin tonight, our winter solsus, 11:48 p.m. the shortest amount of daylight we see. nine hours 19 minutes and 58 seconds to be specific. and then we do start to tack on little bit of time with every passing day, those hours every delay light. days will eventually start to get longer and longerment storm scan3, for now, quiet as can be, we do have dissipating cold front. see the leading edge that far here starting to roll into actually western ohio at this point. it does appear as though that will have chance to dissipate as it does roll in. so, we might see some showers as early as overnight tonight, and specially tomorrow morning, watch for some fog, too, but the bigger story look at these temperatures. not even close to seasonable, and thursday, obviously, the warmest of the pack, certainly a mild christmas eve expected for us here, 71 degrees the expected

so, now, right here in philadelphia, our own caleb collins is performing for us tomorrow. >> here he sing joy to the world. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> repeat, repeat the sounding joy. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ introducing kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole-roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps, and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. say more with new kisses deluxe. >>> so one of the great things about holiday meals is the fact that we get to try so many different deserts. >> when you say we. >> you and i. >> you mean me. >> family favorites from cakes, to pies, most of us are trying to taste everything. >> so a few years ago on a dare a local baker was challenged to create a dessert that combined all of the best tastes of the holiday season. challenge accepted. our bill anderson went over to the reading terminal market where he is now with the famous, baker, and how this was

a long night for us here. vigilance for everyone in the tornadoes very dangerous, and this is covering a very large region, not just tornadoes but also the threat of damaging wind gusts. they'll be racing off towards the east. the good news here, norah, as we head into tomorrow severe threat will start to go down. the story will be the record heat along the east coast. >> o'donnell: already eric fisher. thank you so much. all of this comes as the holiday getaway kicks into high gear. more than 100 million americans americans are expected to 50 miles between more passengers will have to go through full body scanners. many requests for pat-downs will be declined. here's jeff pegues. >> the new guidelines mean more passengers will likely go through the full body scanners and some requests for pat-downs will be declined. this document, obtained by cbs news, says t.s.a. officers can now direct mandatory body scanner screening for some passengers when warranted by security considerations. the change reflects an airp

snow is coming. >> it's due to the el nino pattern that affects us here and that's what we're looking for and, of course, by next we february just a couple of days away. we start to track the potential for of course that wintry type of weather. >> so enjoy it while it lasts. >> thank you. >> mark morgan joins us now for a look ahead at what's in sports. mark. >>> all right. thanks so much. somewhat of a mea culpa with the odell beckham, jr. fiasco and could yoenis cespedes come back? an update straight ahead. >> check in now with santa. ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and otherselect models. piano music. wow. i'm glad you finally made it, dad. you have to experience this city. you wer

that does it for us here on "halftime report." thank you for having me. >> it's been fun. "power lunch" begins right now. >> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to "power lunch." i'm tyler mathisen. >> i'm down here at the new york stock exchange. what a volatile day it has been. let's bring in bob pisani. it really feels faz what is going on in the stock market and tracking what is going on in the oil market. and this recovery that we've seen in oil prices, whether it's a bounce or not, who knows? but people are remarking upon it. >> it's a very difficult morning overall. what we're seeing here is very, very choppy trading. take a look at the markets in the middle of the day. i want to point out how difficult overall it's been here. 3-1 decline to advancing stocks. we started out the morning 10-1 declining to advancing stocks. new lows are ex

katie is here to answer that for us and also to talk about new years eve night, will people need the extra jacket. >> i would say so. we are flipping the calendar page to january so you would expect to need it. >> it feels like winter. >> yes, coats don't go well with dresses. >> maybe put some seek wins on the coat. >> yes. >> vittoria can do that, vittoria woodill will do that. >> let's sign her up for that. >> we are certainly expecting to see much quieter weather. you will not need any bedazzled umbrella, that is good news. you were hoping for that? >> a little bit. >> well hey, take one with you but, you know, go mary poppins style instead. it will be a quiet pattern here. lets go outside, storm scan three quiet as can be. we had wet weather rolling through, last night on the three hour loop how things have been just sort of pulling away in terms of the wet weather but there are still some clouds out there. you might even still find a few patches of fog but generally speaking things are calmer and more collect out there as well. it is a off to a mild start, for the standard at l

. >> santa, thank you so much for joining us here. >> my pleasure. >> let me ask how are the folks --s are watching at home. how has everybody been so far this year. >> everybody has been good. i've got nobody to the naughty list and i'm checking it every glare what would you like for christmas. >> i would like a little snow. >> a little snow. >> do you think kathy orr could give us a little snow. >> i'll put a good word in for when i get back. >> santa, with snow that means no school. is that good, kids? >> yay! >> i'll tell was come on let's pan back here my buddy brian on the camera. take look at this. we are here on the 4200 block of greeby street in northeast philadelphia. they've been decorating here for well over 19 years. it's a tradition. i can't -- i asked him how many lights they have. they can't even begin to count. mark stabler who invite us out initially. he said he's been decorating for 19 years. and every year they get another house to come on board. mark even goes from house to house and if they don't have the time to decorate, he'll decorate the house for them. this

for all of us here on "newsline," thanks for watching8 >> you lose 1:00 p.m. re in the french capital. pushing the deadline negotiators in paris same to reach a global climate deal on saturday. canada opens its doors to syrian refugees. justin trudeau on hand as the first arrived by plane.

things are looking okay for us here. it is warm again up there. do not expect those temperatures to go up. here is what happened. shortly after midnight, our temperature was sitting at 16 degrees. that is what helping her temperature up to 68 degrees last night. that is why we have a new record high. the old was sick the 7 degrees. look at the normal temperature. forty-three for a normal temperature. it was a warm one. 57 degrees in montauk. fifty-four in sussex. the wind is coming in almost two west around five-15 miles per hour. eighteen for you out in allentown. the rain is clear in the tri-state region. we still have some clouds in the much out. dry air coming down from canada. that will take your temperatures down general speaking. we will get some sunshine. right around 61-62 degrees. the next seven days, it will be cooler over the next few days to come. a good amount of rain coming through on thursday. as we head into the weekend, our sunny skies are back again. it will be preceded, if not windy and cooler. let's bring in ines rosales. quite

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i would say around lunchtime things should be wrapping up for us here. still windy hey actually milder at 62, we should start to clear skies out lingering shower perhaps tonight, nothing more, bulk of the activity happensight now. looking forward if the forecast, temperatures starting to on decline, by the time we hit the weekends the sun comes back, high pressure in place, but will be chilly at best. talking low 40's, erika, back to you. >> kate, thank you. talking sport right now, the sixers on their winter road trip. last night in utah looking for back-to-back wins for the first time this year. and it looked good. for a moment. the sixers had a lead with 38 seconds left in regulation after ally-oop slam. jazz came right back, hayward puts them ahead to stay. winds, 95, 91, the sixers play tomorrow night, in sacramento. to the big five now, villanova hogs the penn quakers, the quakers just ice cold all night, and the wildcats crews. nova up 36 to seven, early, and won by 20, that would be 77 to 57. villanova is now ranked number 16 in the country. wild

and this stays very, very far north of us here. all dry for sunday. high pressure still dominating pulling in a southwest wind though and giving us the warmer temperature. 58 degrees for sunday with hanukkah beginning. 54 for monday. tuesday 45. chance for a cape shower or two because of a coastal storm. looks like for now it's mainly if that changes, we will keep you updated. wednesday 47. thursday and friday looking a chance for a few showers. >> all right. pamela, no complaints. >>> 6:19 right now. a new pond for one of boston's biggest fish. we will tell you what is next for the man who couldn't quite bring the olympics to boston. today? good time to have a birthday. nick stall is 36. paula patton robin is 40. lisa sheridan is 41. goo dolls is 50. enjoy it every day, right? >>> welcome back. one of boston's most prominent role. construction, will become the chair ban of the board of the federal reserve bank of boston next year. he was the driving force behind boston's unsuccessful bid to host the 2024 olympic games. gary gotly will become the deput

energy got us here.s our job to make sure there's enough energy to keep doers doin' the stuff doers do. to keep us all doin' what we do. >>> warriors' guard stef curry teamed up to help east bay families. they joined the organization to provide support to about 400 oakland families. folk whose were at the cathedral on telegraph avenue got boxes filled with food and personal care items. curry says the warriors as a team make an effort to help out the community. >> and to, you know, give back and hopefully share some joy and some love to families in need in the bay area, so third year running, and i think we have made an impact and we want to keep it going. >> an event was funded by the stef curry foundation aened the warriors' community foundation. it sounded like it was a good week for stef curry, the win against the cavs, the good community work there and he gets top honors. >> a good week, a good month, a good year for stef curry. i couldn't find a better male athlete that had a better year than stef a

night, we were able to make much more snow than we thought we would, so you can kinda see around us here it's starting to turn white, which makes us very happy." because mother nature hasn't been very cooperative, they hav to make almost all the snow themselves. meltdown. and we pushed the the hill." all told, that's three to six feet on every part of the many others, too. "i've kinda been smiling all day. nights, figuring out when we can get open. we can see that we're going to be opening pretty soon, and that makes everybody happy. we wawat to get a goodd product for our cussmers, they want to come out, they've been calling us, so we're absolutely thrilled." as for their official opening tentatively planning to open on sunday. you can find a link that will give you the most up to date information on our website at kwwl.com. we've got you covered live here in dubuque, brad hanson, kwwl sundown is also hosting a jingle jam event tomorrow, and they'll have a rail set up for those of you who just can't wait any longer. the state offiowa today terminated the medicaid contract of wellcare of

tony: they're paying us double-time to be here. it's hard to not have a smile on your face when you're doing that. vanessa: and the customers we spoke to, like the patients here at mercy, tell us they're grateful that they're open. vanessa peng, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. ryan: we also noticed walgreen's and cvs open today. although most stores are closed today, they'll re-open tomorrow for those after-christmas sales and returns. consumer reports estimates 40% of americans will try to return like. but returning gifts at many stores is becoming harder, as they try and protect themselves 85% of retailers now require an id, as you try and return a gift without a receipt. offering only in-store credit for returns without receipts. protestors at terrace hill today, protesting governor branstad's resistance to allowing refugees from syria into iowa. the des moines catholic workers holding the protest this afternoon outside of terrace hill. the group sang christmas carols for half an hour, carrying signs. the group says, on the day

mccarran tells us already one flight has been affected here at home.... it's a southwest flight at 5:55... it's cancled... we expect more delays throughout the day. that's because online we're seeing that there's cancellations for denver all across the nation... so if that's where you're going you need to check your flight status ahead of time. we're getting a first look at of former clark county commissioner... tom collins. the -65- year-old was arrested friday night and booked into the clark county jail. this was right after a multiple car crash near koval and flamingo. collins was likely coming from the rodeo...he had posted pictures on twitter of n-f-r right before. action news went by collins' house yesterday to get a comment... but... there was no answer. collins has not been charged yet. he resigned from the commission... in august.... citing family reasons. time now is x:xx --- is the war against terrorism becomming a war against muslims? is the war against terrorism becomming a war against muslims? coming up, the violent pattern here in the unite

energy got us here. it's our job to make sure there's enough energy to keep doers doin' the stuff doers do. to keep us all doin' what we do. >>> part of a busy east bay street is set to be creased -- closed for months because of damage to a sink hole. it gave way on a section in union city. no one is sure what caused the problem. utility officials say crews will dig a deep hole to repair the sewer. this will happen near alvarado boulevard near haven street. it's scheduled to last until april 15th. th. they call for eastbound lane to remain open for traffic. >>> so a burglar enteras house in fresno through a doingy door, but -- doggy door but that man left in at back of a squad car all thanks to a 15 i don't even recalled who was home at the time. >> the victim took a quick peek odd the window while the police gathered evidence and put bonda in the back of the car. he got a few scratches after he resisted arrest from a police dogg. >> it turned out well. the little girl did an complent job. she was ready.

the cold temperatures really setting the stage for that winter weather to move in for us. here is that monster storm. amazing when you think how far it is from us. looks like it is just moving to the north. we get a front that sneaks in overnight tonight. and that couples with the cold air that is already in place. we start off with snow. working through the timeline, looks like about midnight to 3:00 a.m. that is when the snow gets going for most places. and in between 5:00 and 7:00 a.m., it changes over to a wintry mix. not a lot of snow on the on-set. this is really the big concern here. we are talking sleet and freezing rain making for icy conditions on roads. just in time for the morning commute. now, we do see that milder air so this will melt everything and into a slushy mess. turning over to some lingering rain showers. as we work into the evening commute. winter weather advisory goes tonight. p.m. tomorrow. that is when we expect that rain to be changed over to rain for most places. now, how much snow, again, these totals not very high. i would really say three inches

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energy got us here. and it's our job to make sure there's enough to keep doers doin' the stuff doers do... >>> you're never going to be president by insulting your way to the presidency. >> so far i'm doing better. >> it doesn't matter. >> you started over here, jeb, moving over further and further. pretty soon you'll by off the end. >> trying to jump-start his campaign and trying to shut him down. it's time for our sunday group, fox news senior political analyst brit hume. julie pace who covers the white house for the associated press. syndicated columnist george will, and political analyst juan let's start about the republican race with the latest news. it shows trump is in and out at 39%. i think it's fair to say you had doubts early on about the viability of donald trump. fair to say you can win the nomination. >> i remember saying i thought it would be a while, but i didn't know the while would be this long, or this much with us. >> i think it's distinctly possible. we have now reached the stage wher

it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with the scene unfolding in southern california late today. the fbi and a team of divers just a couple of miles from the scene of the terror in san bernardino. those divers heading into a lake. dive team. dredging the bottom of the lake. it's believed the killers, that husband and wife, might have been at that lake or in the area after the shooting. divers going into the water, searching for any evidence. it's believed they are post by looking for any digital divisons. our team on the scene of that gutman, leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, divers dredging the bottom of this pond to the terrorist couple, sigh yad syed farook and tashfeen malik. >> we did have a lead that the subjects came into this area. >> reporter: those divers seem to be focused on an area between those rocks and about a stone's throw into the water near where those buoys are. crisscrossing back and forth for hours. hoping to salvage perhaps a device with digital data on it. all of this happ