there's a bunch of venue. so, i don't know she's attributing that to the venue but nevertheless all check it out. we'll get to the bottom of that. i also received a complaint from a neighborhood is located behind 11 street on norfolk and he was complaining about beatbox kid i went by on the night i tempted to do a santos. my meter was not working get a minor issue but nevertheless it was not critical to what i was trying to discover anyway. where he is located, he is adjoined with wish lounge. there is holy cow. there's beatbox. there's audio. it's the same issue. i'm not sure how to isolate the noise to anyone venue, but nevertheless it's the same thing. i went by and so one of the venues is working to try to bring their level into something that's reasonable for him and if it works and works but i suspect it won't. will do everything we can to respect his complaint and try to do something to help him but >> this is the beatbox complaint? >> yes. the night i went by there was no issue at beatbox. so, it's the

people use like, i like this venue or i don't like this, that kind of thing?yet. this year we have grown from being just in the san francisco area to 35 states now, so that's been the focus for the past year. >> i went on your site and not that i ever want to do it again, but i booked what i would now consider my dream wedding and my cost was about $60,000. i'm imagining with the info you can give me, i could pare down a little bit. maybe instead of open bar i do one great cocktail and soft drinks. brides and grooms are so cost conscious, because i'm not spending $60,000. >> right. you notice a lot of this. it's done where we compare and we want to find out, you know, for $50,000, what am i paying for? so it's really hard to do that. a lot of times you have to take these wedding packets and put them in and compare. on our site we do all that for you so you can see exactly when you're paying $60,000, what are you spending it on. >> so here you are helping brides and grooms. can you expand this beyond weddings? >> of course. we have. we actually have a sister si

, and then actually at midday this was an ocultation here is the moon and venus, venus disappeared behind the moon, the moon covered up venus, that was was thanks to jeff. at three high school the, club 57, technical high school and school 57, boston almost up to that high of 56, not up to 76, got to 1998. these were the highs all in the 50s, 54-58 except out in western new england where they started out with fog. back in boston now, it's back down to 489, so it's dropped off a bit, light northerly wind, there won be much wind all night long, already down to 32 in orange and 35 in knoll wood, it's some in these spots going to warm up later tonight, boston will go down more and start back up tomorrow. we had 59 yesterday, 56 today. going to be in the lower 40s tomorrow after upper 20s way out here. and then looks like low to mid 40s in the cape. rising a little bit but here it's only 43-94 for highs, all thanks to a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of rain which is basically going out to sea, showers break out tomorrow morning, not a huge amount of rain but some rain from time to time,

a akatsuki launch in 2010 on a mission to explore the climate of venus. but the probe's main engine broke down before it could enter orbit, and it spent the last five years circling the sun. in that time, engineers came up with a new plan. they decided to use four small engines to propel the probe forward. and they chose a new course out of thousands of formulations. after monday's maneuver, a jaxa official says he is relieved to have overcome the most difficult hurdle. engineers say there are still challenges ahead. they're worried the probe's engines may not have enough power to achieve orbit. successful or not, these space fans are just happy to watch the maneuver. the team will know whether its plan worked in about two days. tomoko kamata, nhk world. >> all fingers crossed. thank you. >>> two japanese scientists are in sweden this week to receive the nobel prize ahead of the ceremony they visited the nobel museum for another kind of honor. takaaki kajita and satoshi omura signed in chairs in the museum cafe. >> i dearly wanted to write super-kamiokand

there is a large presence there have been -- debate venue. there have been a number protesting donald trump. that is to be expected. meantime inside the debate venue there is also a large police presence and you have severalsecurity agencies working together whenever there is an event like this. you have the feds, fbi, secret service. they would be the lead agencies. they would work with the in-house security. there is still some set up going on. i will tell you before tonight's event, the florida -- the floor will be swept. anyone who wants to enter the debate venue will have a special clearance. credentials have been handed out. some people asked us if they could attend. they wanted to watch the debate. you needed clearance in advance. we did speak to a specialist, david shepherd, who is former fbi and the former head of security at the venetian and a counterterrorism expert. >> every type of threat. prior to the event, people going in, looking outside information. you are figuring physical security, increased security presence, there is a

reporter: the ice sculpture is a traditional focal point, the north church behind it one of 10 venues around the city hosting live entertainment and activities for a family friendly community celebration that pro porstmouth has been organizing for 30 years. >> we have puppet shows, magic shows, story telling, face-painting, kids music, primarily at the north church and st. john' s hall. reporter the non-profit sells : first-night buttons at every venue, that serve as a ticket for the night an evening punctuated by fireworks at 7:30 p.m. >> the idea now is that more of the people attending first night, can go to the fireworks and it becomes a break point in the evening and then 8 o'clock on its primarily, music, theater. reporter first night is a draw : for dinner crowds, too, that make this a new years eve tradition. why downtown portsmouth on new year' s eve? >> why not? i mean 25,000 seats, you' ve got to find the best restaurant. >> we' re gonna have dinner at 7:00, we figure that will take 3 hours, we' ll come back, we' ll keep us warm, and we' ll celebrate out in market square. >

that is the venue change.en this has been a hung jury and no verdict, do we need a venue change for the next trial? >> no, the significance thing about whether venue ought to be changed is whether you can pick 12 fair-minded citizens from baltimore. as i predicted, that's not difficult. bring in enough jurors, you're going to be able to find 12. >> even though there has been so much exhaustive coverage just on this first case and now we're going to have a second case that is the first case. five additional cases after that. you don't think this is extraordinary circumstance? >> no. we see this fairly routinely in the criminal justice system. for example, in boston, they were able to pick a jury, even though the publicity was arguably more intense for the bombers than it was here. so this is a routine exercise. and you can't generalize about it. you have to look at the specific attitudes of the potential jurors. and you have to deal with them in accordance with established practice. this is an old, old problem.

there's a bunch of venue. so, i don't know she's attributing that to the venue but nevertheless all check it out. we'll get to the bottom of that. i also received a complaint from a neighborhood is located behind 11 street on norfolk and he was complaining about beatbox kid i went by on the night i tempted to do a santos. my meter was not working get a minor issue but nevertheless it was not critical to what i was trying to discover anyway. where he is located, he is adjoined with wish lounge. there is holy cow. there's beatbox. there's audio. it's the same issue. i'm not sure how to isolate the noise to anyone venue, but nevertheless it's the same thing. i went by and so one of the venues is working to try to bring their level into something that's reasonable for him and if it works and works but i suspect it won't. will do everything we can to respect his complaint and try to do something to help him but >> this is the beatbox complaint? >> yes. the night i went by there was no issue at beatbox. so, it's the

. >>> japan's space agency says it has succeeded in putting a probe called akatkuki into venus. it's the first time to be put into orbit around a planet in a solar system other than earth. >> translator: we've confirmed the venus climate orbiter has successfully entered the orbit has planned. >> he said they plan to go through a test period of three months. the experts used clean images of venus which were taken using ultraviolet cameras and infrared cameras. they said it's the first time for such clear images. it was launched in may 2010 to survey the planet's weather and atmosphere. it was scheduled to begin circling venus in december of that year but the main engine break down. the latest success came after jaxa controllers thrusted the four smaller engines on monday japan time. in a second attempt to put the probe into orbit. the controllers confirmed the thrusters burn for over 20 minutes. it's the second time for japan to rive one of its probein space following the hiabusa which in 2010 completed a seven-year return trip from an asteroid after overcoming system malfunction

we have a venus rise. venus, the last couple of weeks, has been peeking up next to the moon. we will get venus and the moon doing a slow dance. how about the temperatures? they are mild in the west and the east. this pattern will last through the next couple of weeks, with temperatures for the mosg up. here's the view in the sky. the parade of clouds. they were plentiful and coming back tomorrow. another round of mostly cloudy skies are expected on tuesday. actually, the one thing the present an explosive sunrise. then, clouds. it did not matter where you were, the las vegas valley, red rock, we had clouds, clouds, more clouds. that get temperatures up this evening. hollywood was at 62. anderson was at 46 -- henderson was at 46. we have mid to upper 40's around western and southern edges of the valley. close to 50 in the southern part of town.. outside, overton has a mountain cloud coming in 50. 51 in mccarran. we will bump up significantly tomorrow with this air coming from the pacific. we peek around 60 degrees. in town, generally 5-15 mile per hour gusts wind. --mile-per-h

for the last couple weeks we have had great this is of venus. they have to be pretty close to another week with pretty mild temperatures in the northeast. there is more in store. in our sky, we are plenty of clouds out there, an explosive sunrise and then the clouds kept on coming. there were a few holes in the clouds to give us a ray or two. they were still majestic, just not as sparkly without the blue sky. a couple neighborhood, the east side of town, 53. pahrump, 52, and in henderson, 51 degrees with 49% relative humidity. mid 40's on the west side, mid-40's on the south end of town. the 50 degree threshold, the lake is in the mid-50's, and it will be warmer tomorrow. [no audio sandy valley peaks at 58. under a mostly cloudy sky, we tomorrow, the high temperature with the clouds, and we should manage 60. here is where you will need to fasten your seat. the winds will pick up christmas eve, a few scribbles or even a flurry around midnight. you may need the wipers on. much colder on christmas day, with another shot of wind on saturday. lows ar

"venues are continuously enhancing their emergency plans." mark herrera is a venue safety and security educator. (mark herrera, dir. of education for the int'l. assc. of venue managers: when you have situations that occur nationwide, such as the most recent terrorist attacks, they revisit their emergency plans and they basically fine-tune them. and they're very comprehensive. increased security hasn't fitzhugh family, who drove 20- hours from indiana to orlando for their disney vacation. (fitzhugh family: do you worry about somebody doing something?" (beth) "i mean, you can't always be worried about what's going to happen. what's going to happen is going to happen." > ((denise valdez)) that was anna werner reporting. as for those other parks, universal studios says it's testing the use of metal detectors at its theme parks. and sea-world says guests should expect a "thorough bag check" and the use of a wand or metal detector at its parks. ((paul joncich)) > now lets get a check of your forecast with tedd florendo. ((denise valdez)) he's live

a long list. >> brown: robin coste lewis, her book "voyage of the sable venus." thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> ifill: now we turn to one of our newshour essays. women in this country earn just over 57% of bachelor's degrees in all fields, yet they receive less than 20% of degrees conferred in computer science, engineering and physics. a recent study by the american association of university women also found that in 2013, 26% of all computing jobs were held by women-- a drop from 35% in 1990. we asked eileen pollack, one of the first two women to receive a bachelor's of science degree in physics at yale, and who now teaches creative writing at the university of michigan, to share an idea from her latest book: "the only woman in the room: why science is still a boys' club." here's an encore look. >> when i was growing up, i wanted passionately to be a physicist. but in seventh grade, the principal wouldn't let me enter the accelerated track in science and math. girls never go on to careers in those subjects, he told my mother. besides, he said, getting

there are certain rules the venues must still follow... that includes booking at least 150 live performances per year...and having a dedicate stage. all those under 16 must leave past nine o'clock. the council is expected to make this a one year pilot program. the council will also discuss an agreement between des moines and pleasant hill. the cities will team up to fund, design and build the next part of the road from southeast 30th street to highway 65. officials say it'll help spur economic development along the corridor. it'll especially held facilitate the expansion of kemin industries. before that phase of the road work begins...the current section to to open. that's expected in the spring. the des moines menace soccer team is planning to help the city spruce up the cownie soccer park. the council is expected to approve a donation of about 12-thousand- dollars. the team says that'll pay for a new score board featuring the menace and city of des moines logos on field seven. the money will also upgrade the scoreboard on field eight. th

this is not the first time his legal team has argued for a change of venue. they argued to have the trial moved several times saying that the jury pool in eastern mass was tainted an couldn't be unbiased. they took the argument to a federal appeals panel in february and the trial did take place in boston. dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted in april for his role in the marathon bombings and subsequent manhunt. over 260 injured. right now dzhokhar tsarnaev is on death row and being held at a super max facility in colorado. again, according to the u.s. attorney's office, he will not be here today for this be here today for this hearing and this is really just the beginning 80 pales process but that motion for a change of venue is not the only thing in place here. coming up, we will tell you about other factor has here as well coming up next half hour. live in south boston, catherine parrotta, fox25 morning news. >>> it is now 4:34. huntering will be back at blue hill reservation today looking for deer, but police are hoping they will bring peace to the family of a

. >> but a change in venue made all the sense in a world.an a cop in baltimore, in light of everything that's happened, get a fair trial? >> this is why we have the jury system because here the jury system worked to correct the social injustice that was at play. the rush to judgment to indict this man before even all the evidence and the reports were back, to make an example, to feed into the hungry mob, to basically satiate their need for what they perceive to be justice. and very sad that this is still happening in this day and age. i blame also the prosecutors because they were really more interested in the public discourse and the feeling and mood and the violence that was happening ining at the time and pushing this forward. this man could have been convicted, and the evidence doesn't support it. that's what's so disturbing. >> by the way, sean, i think you're wrong about change of venue. i don't see any reason why that case couldn't have been held in baltimore. >> juan! >> oh, my gosh. >> how can you say that -- >> after all that happe

venues have to put on at least 100 shows a year to qualify... right now - three venues could meet that requirement... vaudeville mews, gas lamp, and lefty's. christmas is coming early for some lucky central iowa kids... tonight, cops in altoona and pleasant hill will be taking them on a shopping spree at walmart. the program started four years ago... to help bring christmas to needy families in the area. police say it's a chance for them to play santa claus. "probably not a whole lot, honestly. these children look forward to this because this is their christmas. we are like santa claus. santa comes for everybody but sometimes the parents can't give as much as they would like to. no parent wants to not to be able to provide to their child. that is where we step in and try to give them something they would not otherwise have." pleasant hill alone raised if you'd like to help fund the program, you can still donate at the pleasant hill police department. we're just over three weeks away from the hawks much-anticipated kickoff in pasadena... and loca

so a change of venue would be successful. it does okccur in police shootings, and it is successful, and most juries do acquit those police aofficer, and here in ne york, we heard about the amadou alalu police aofficer where his case was heard in albany as opposed to new york city, and so he was acquitted. so it could be successful motion, and the circumstances are ripe here. >> margaux, let me ask you about the 15-year-old quintonio legrier and bettie jones, and both of these people killed by police officer, and is this case ripe for you? >> well, there is already a systemic investigation going on as to what is going on in the police department, and this is another example of a what could have been a low-level incident that escalated and led to death. it is definitely a piece of the kinds of incidents they will be looking at. >> you mentioned the investigation into the patterns and practice, and what is the end game? what could it lead to? >> well, those investigations if they find systemic civil rights violations, they lead

the hard rock has agreed to provide the main stage concert venue site. " as hard rock being our concert venue th year it's gonna let us step it up and bring in some better bands and hopefully draw more people to the city and with that said it's gonna help the charities." even though the location of the rally is changing, their mission remians the same. they are first and formost a motorcycle rally with funds raised going to benifit non-profit causes. jenna: coming up after the break... heart attack rates climb during the holiday season coming up later we will take a look at ways to minimize your risk there is a threat of fog again tonight, then drizzle comes tomorrow. the warmup continues next week! your forecast is next. " " tim/jenna/fred (jenna) fred, what do we expect this weekend? (fred) kind of a mixed bag, jenna! fred hexom fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd shows a chunk centre in downtown sioux city. the almanac shows today's high of 42 and low of 16. in sioux city, we have 41 degrees. temperatures around siouxland range from the 30s north to 40s

they are outlined in the brief the police code explicit require the showing of after entertainment venuegiven the realties of you were life their untrusted with the applications for the planning, zoning & economic committee on november 10th the entertainment commission grand the worries event center a poa and the event indicated the event center holds 41 basketball games and other events with a capacity of 18 thousand people the poa as the heath and a copy of this conditional grant in our brief the good neighbor policy that we apply the mr. president, noise control plan are attached as conditions the first condition again, the good neighbor policy is really a separate per condition of best practices for nights of entertainment with the entertainment commission venue a visitation of those conditions with those may trigger the commission to take action the second condition kwoesz on a conditional review is for a security plan as submitted and heard about that it tailored to make a venue and can be modify by the commission or myself and on the poe that about comply with noise plans based on

they dismissed calls to turn the venue into a pilgrimage site.wo thirds of the victims killed in paris were killed there. >>> there is also stepped up pressure on bashar al-assad. u.s. officials again asking for the president to step down and leave power. >> look, the number one priority for russian intervention is saving the regime. everything else follows from that, and you can't understand their policy unless you accept that. the russians are very concerned about the nusra front, and other opposition groups that are threatening the alawite heartland, so they have been hitting those targets very hard. but they have also been hitting some isis targets just not as heavily. i saw a report yesterday from the syrian observatory for human rights, which pretty much calls them as they see them, saying that basically an equal number of oppositionist and isis people had been killed in the last month by russian air strikes, and unfortunately there was also a large chunk of civilians, including women and children. >> many believe the rise of isil came abou

organizers say theres no way to tell what will happen until that midnight moment. 13:45:55;00 each venue has it's own respective animomitor with it's own clark county inspector so if the winds are high over by the mgm then that show may not happen but the other venues will. grucci has been in charge of fireworks on the las vegas strip for the new year since 2001 and they have yet to the company is hoping mother nature will cooperate and the show will go off without a hitch. channel 13 action news is the party kicks off.... at -5- pm with ryan seacrest and "rockin new years eve". watch the ball drop.... in new york live.... right here on channel 13. then at 9:30... it's america's party.... live on action news. from the strip to downtown las vegas.... we're taking you right into the heart of the action.... along with over 3-hundred thousand party goers. you'll have the best seat in the house.. with views of the strip..... high overhead from chopper 13. in today's red, white and blue 2016 political coverage. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is in town.... for a rally tonight

successfully entered the orbit of venus as planned. >> nakamura said they will do test observationsver three months before starting them on a regular basis. the spacecraft used ultraviolet and infrared cameras to take clean images of the planet. the first time that's happened according to experts. the akatsuki was launched in may 2010 to survey the planet's weather and atmosphere, but its main engine broke down. the japan aerospace exploration agency had to wait until now for a second attempt. jaxa controllers fired the probe's four small thrusters on engines on monday morning to move it into position. it is the second time japan has revived one of its probes in space. in 2012 the hayabusa completed a seven-year return trip from an asteroid after overcoming system malfunctions. >>> fishermen in northern japan are still trying to bounce back from the damage caused by the massive tsunami in 2011. oyster farmers have a new approach that they are staking their futures on. nhk reports. >> reporter: it's oyster season in northern japan and some of the best come from this here. this town i

i led to the resignation of a commissioner and they may request a change of venue. >> mayor frank jackson says that accountability will come in the form of the administrative review. they decided not to indict officers in shooting of tamir rice. the officer said he mistook the pellet gun for a real weapon. >> we take it seriously.

>> one button gets you into all of the activities and venues. it also gets you on the bus that can drive you between a venues. police want you to know there is parking outside the convention center and a shuttle that will bring you downtown. josh: thank you. boston' free of charge this year. that is a change from previous years when you had to buy a button to get access to the event. the city is not a running the celebration. that has been handed to another event. but don' t forget you can ride the t free after midnight. jean: we have live pictures of the big apple. extra layers of security are in place following the terror attacks in paris and san bernardino. abc' s marcy gonzales is in new york. >> on the other side of the globe, the new year' s eve celebrations are already underway. in dubai, the fireworks show went on despite this massive fire tearing through a high-rise hotel just across the street. in paris, the fireworks display the same in brussels after police arrested two men there suspected of being connected to a holiday plot. in new

while venus can play hide and seek with the earth it can also do so with the moon. the planet not too far from us, closer to the sun. it has been playing peekaboo with a couple of celestial bodies. here we go again. all this cold air in the western two thirds of the country. they are living large. this pattern continues. here are the clouds today. the waves of clouds working their way across the sky. they are dealing -- we will do with them tomorrow. those clouds made for a rather a big low in the eastern sky. occasionally you will see a quick flash of sunlight as there were couple of holes in the clouds but that is it. we begin back in the very springs. this is east of barstow. 32 miles an hour sustained. the big question as these winds blow toward us is if they are mixing down to the surface tomorrow morning. best chances for them to stay aloft but that will mix the air mass to get the temperature up. no wind in parts of henderson and up near camino el dorado. current temperature here. we have low to upper 40's. 31 on the mountain. going down below normal, 21 of d

on franklin and ivory parolee executed music we're not exactly sure where it is coming from no venues that will be allowing sound like that i'll keep an eye and a guarantee good neighbor policy violation sound like capitalizing with doors open i'll chat with them and this past sunday the castro street fair the sound was kept at reasonable levels and a couple of sites inspection over or over the course of last week one, if a complaint about an extension an egressing ingress on a sidewalk as far as i could tell based on the guidelines at sf better street dame they were where they needed to be 6 feet from a passing lane and the routines inspection turn out their permit was unavailable at the time the posting was on hand we'll be following up to make sure they have a copy posted in brief that's all i'm happy to discuss more inal detail. >> what's the process by which you determined where the speakers go. >> anything i can really track down or hear anything we generated containments. >> if they've generated complaints the previous year. >> this particular year they have been a couple of in

there was the restaurants, the places outside of the venue of the soccer venue.would apply here, but what disney is doing is probably rolling this out slowly, to see how the crowd flow goes, with implementing something new. and they should also probably get out with a pr program. just like with the nfl on the clear bag policy. so i would see that following -- >> meaning, what? what would have to be the narrative? >> the narrative being, these things are banned from coming inside of the park. toy guns, metal objects, knives. and you'll have people bringing them by mistake, but they would need to get that pr message out there, ahead of time. >> even as it pertains to eothe events, "star wars," it was huge last night, and now we're hearing about people being screened through metal detectors, in some venues, people were not allowed to wear costumes. and when people go to see "star wars," they generally want to be in costume. is that where we are with movie theaters? do you think this is the natural progression of safety? >> i think things will gradually go that way,

the energy's league - the nba development league - is making changes to its security policies at venues where its team plays. and that means wells fargo also has to alter its visitors will be wanded by security personnel as they enter the venue. wells fargo officials say its a good change to have. " ""we have not done it for every event. now, we'll be doing it for all energy games and i just think, you know, it's a sign of the times. you know, some of the threats out there...we'll take a hard look at how the wanding goes with the energy and, you know, we may or may not institute that for other events moving forward." the first game to try out the new security measures will be at the energy's game friday night. officials are encouraging fans to hold off on bringing anything they don't absolutely need into the stadium so the security checks go smoothly. stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... a new study out of the university of iowa shows something surprising about breast cancer survivors. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are

but if you go out, look at the moon, you'll seabright star close to it, that's actually the planet venus, pretty close together this morning. if you have good visibility, some areas dealing with some haze, fog this morning, so that may impact the viewing right before sunrise, check out venus and the moon together. thirty-six now at the airport, dropping little bit. below freezing up in allentown and reading, upper 20's at this hour, wilmington still hanging in at 33 degrees, millville, 29. the suburbs kinds of the same deal at or below freezing, willow grove, doylestown, quakertown and pottstown, the problem is, we do have that area of locally dense fog, especially in parts of interior south jersey, and then you get up toward berks county, lehigh valley, little fog there, as well, temperatures below freezing so you can get areas of freezing fog so watch out for some of the bridges and overpasses. could be few very spots on back roads. storm scan3, quiet for the most part. do have few clouds rolling on through, little disturbance coming out of the midwest, stays dry today. this morning ju

. >> from texas, what is the age difference between serena and venus williams? serena is four months older, venus is 15 months older or they're twins? >> they're twins. >> no. but i highly recommend this cd. >> the correct answer is venus is 15 months older? >> right. we're the actual twins, and i am proud because i am 16 minutes >> but she acts 14 months older. >> you claim you are the miracle baby. >> i am. >> from chicago, what is the -- dog gone it. i have all kinds of stuff today! sorry, honey. which of these celebrities does not have a twin sister? >> b, gisele. >> no. where is she? >> so gisele has a twin, linda hamilton has a 2010? >> and she has a twin, but it's a brother. >> i would hate it if gisele were my twin. >> i'm in business. >> thank you so much. what do you have coming up? >> we have "total divas" airing in january. not our man, my man. >> "total divas" airs january 19th. >> and we navigate sticky holiday situations after this. his. hey buddy, let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's th

a viewer called in and asked, why does venus look so big. well, it's closer to the horizon and we have such a crisp, clear sky, a good view to the planet, it almost looks like a plane trying to land. but it is venus that you see out there, so bright and beautiful. and especially looking to the south one hour before sunrise, that's the peak time with all those planets aligned. temperatures very, very chilly in some spots. 26 fitchburg. some 30s out there. boston 40 degrees. we have a clear sky. the nearest cloud cover is well to the north and west of us. we keep it mostly sunny today. passing clouds later on and temperatures soar into the 50s. we could see 60s coming up in your full forecast. kerry? you. >>> we have a look at some of our top stories. the fbi says they are investigating a shooting by a suspected husband and wife at party as an act of terrorism. director james comey says there's no indication they were part of a larger plot or members of a terror cell. an isis group called the couple supporters of their cause. investigators rem

sanders campaign organizers say the venue changed due to the overwhelming turnout projections. coming up a look at the successful weekend a movie from a galaxy far..far away had. stay with us fred: (fred) a cloudy night is ahead, then our weather will turn cooler tomorrow. rain and snow chances are in the 7-day forecast after the break. stay with us! major changes to the forecast for this week. elisa raffa 2 line cg: elisa raffa eraffa@kcautv.co m (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd shows the scene from the ho chunk centre in sioux city. the high today was an excellent 46, perfect for walking the dog. the low was 34. highs over western iowa were in the 30s and 40s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw the 30s to the 50s! in sioux city, we have 34 degrees. local temperatures range from the 40s ahead of the front to the 20s behind it. winds are northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. that wind is producing wind chills of 25 in sioux starting to see some fog in the north, and the rest of siouxland could see some patchy fog tonight. midwest temperatures show m

it turns out that last night for the fifth debate, it was just a spectacular choice of venue. it was right on the news. even leading the news. because, yes, last night's fifth republican debate was in las vegas, and that makes sense in pure political calendar terms because after iowa and then new hampshire and then south carolina, the next place that republican presidential candidates compete this year is in nevada, the nevada caucuses. nevada is third in the country for the democrats this year, fourth in the country for the republicans. so nevada is a really important early state. it's the first western state. overall nevada is very, very sparsely populated, doesn't have all that many people in it as a state but those few people are a really important audience for the presidential candidates. so it makes sense that you'd do a debate in nevada. beyond just being in nevada, though, beyond being in nevada's population center of las vegas, there's also one other reason that last night's debate venue was perfect in every way and that's because the specific place in las vegas where

he'll be there as well and again for those who missed the opening it will be at the new venue, right. the western waterfront. so that's exciting as well. >> very exciting. last year on a very short period of time we were able to raise funds and put the event on at mosley's on the charles but this year we're bringing it to a new venue and they've provided us with this year coketoo, that's something very exciting as well. >> another important element to this, there is always several recipients over the years, this right. >> that's correct. this year we're issuing the luseal meyerson davidson baneda award and that's going to the person on the screen now. she is the new commissioner of the health and human services for the city of wister, life long whister resident that has devoted a lot to the health and human services areas of whister, and she's also a professor at umass medical as well. >> absolutely, december 12th, it's go to be great. >> brieflial what are you doing with your life? >> right now i work at the world forum in new york. >> came all this way. >> how about you my friend? >

as of tonight the free venue is still in operation. kevin lewis, abc 7 news. alison: thank you. istanbul is ringing in the new year. revelers brace a major snowstorm for the celebration. hundreds of flights were canceled into the turkish capital. [cheers] alison: back here at home's balloons help people usher many years. it was a family-friendly event that included facepainting dancing, balloon artist and that they celebration hit at noon today. leon: everybody loves fireworks. alison: they will be part of a lot of different celebrations in our area tonight. leon: every year one of the biggest displays is an old town alexandria. joce sterman is live at the celebration about that we get underway. reporter: it is already happening. this is the golden ticket you need if you want to be part of first night alexandria in old town. $30 but it will get you into 29 venues all over old town including this one of the art center on cameron street. all these kids are having a blast. they were out all afternoon taking part in a scavenger hunt. they are now collecting their prizes. pardon me f

there's one and it was -- i have a lot of recordings from that particular venue. think used it to be a strip club. there are still stripper poles but like, no strippers. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's really sad. [ laughter ] like, what happened to the strippers? you don't want to ask. [ laughter ] >> there's a guy in the back. follow me. >> seth: you also talk about writing your first hit song and how it sort of came out of sitting down with a songwriter and being very frustrated with the kind of songs he wanted to write for you. >> there were a few of these moments that had happened. i think "love song" kind of came out of a culmination of a few years of feeling a lot of things about the way people felt about my music. how much they didn't like what i did. [ light laughter ] really specific, actually, about what they thought i was doing wrong. but i got set up in all these awesome way to make music, but i sort of didn't know who i was at that time, anyway. there was one in particular that i went to this guy's little cottage in santa monica and he slid a piece of paper across th

. >>> cricketed 2020 world cup, an unusual choice of venues for the high profile match. >>> the islamictate of iraq and the levant claimed responsibility for an attack that killed 22 people in a kurdish held noun in northeastern syria. three isil suicide bombers attacked the town on thursday. the area is a base for kurdish fighters battling isil and kurdish security forces are thought to be among the dead. syrian opposition groups meeting at a conference in saudi arabia capitol riyadh for a democratic solution to end the countries civil war, including a plan for the removal of president bashar al assad. assad said he's unwilling to leave syria and has the support of the majority of the country. he said he's unwilling to negotiate with what he called terrorists but will speak to the opposition if they are unarmed. >> we were ready and we are ready today to start the negotiations with the opposition, but it depends on the definition of opposition. opposition for everyone in this world doesn't mean militant. there's a big difference between militants and opposition. opposition is a politic

reporter: with the influx of rider expected, they will step up patrols close to popular not right venues. while there is no specific or credible threat against any transit agency, metro transit police will have antiterrorism resources out as well. >> we are always monitoring as are our federal partners. this will be an opportunity for us to remind everyone if you see something, say something. reporter: it's not just transit police keeping an eye on everyone in the city. a spokesperson for the d.c. department says we will continue and our strategy for new year's eve and all patrol districts and have additional personnel deployed in our nightlife area." metro officials are warning people there is such a thing as too inebriated to get on metro. they say if you become that way, they are urging you to take a cab or right sharing services. they want to keep people safe tonight. reporting live, brianne carter, abc 7 news. maureen: the weather should not interview with the celebration. it should be near perfect. doug hill has the first look for us. doug: temperatures will be in the lower 40's la

and there was so much interest, the event had to move to a bigger venue. bernie sanders' town hall meeting is now being held at the sioux city convention center. doors open at 6. sanders' campaign organizers say the venue changed due to overwhelming number of people interesting in hearing the vermont senator speak. jenna: a wholesale distributor of agriculture and animal nutrition products, plans to expand its operations in sioux city. consumers supply distributing is planning a 50- thousand sqare foot expansion to its facility. back in 2012, the distribution facility on murphy drive. the city council is expected to approve the expansion plan at tonight's council meeting. it's expected to cost around $4.8 million dollars. jenna: we're finding out more about the unexpected death of a wrestler from spencer over the weekend. jenna: a preliminary autopsy shows austin roberts likely died of natural causes. the investigation is now being passed off the state medical examiner. auin passed away at spencer hospital on saturday after collapsing during a wrestling me