veronica: it will be a very beautiful thing. you can see behind me just over my shoulder, just over 30 feet high. the other thing you can see below are a whole lot of seats. there are several thousand. i was trying to get an actual count on how many were here. several thousand, but some 20,000 people, a lot more, will be here for the lighting of the there are some things that you need to know if you are going to come down here. i am joined by ranger jenny from national parks service. you have been up early this morning. >> it is an exciting day. when you come down this afternoon, check the information on your ticket -- no bags, no umbrellas. come in with layers and some shoes for the mud. it will be a great and fun evening. veronica: you are going right down the list. what time do here? not everybody has a ticket, so there is also an area for standing. >> everything down here is ticketed. whether you are in a seat or in standing room. gates open at 4:15. if you have a ticket, -- dicey down here. >> for those who work around the

veronica johnson? veronica: winter, pulling us along just faster than you want to go. like when your friends are pulling you and your like -- well, ok, slowdown, please. [laughter] veronica: this is the kind of weather coming up over the next 10 days, where you are going to need your longjohns. i know that julie wright loves when i talk about longjohns for the rain, gone, another system coming to the area and a cold front right there, we will get more of a breeze behind it. that system could bring a little flurry to the area. maybe a strangle for some. it will be starved for moisture. that is the cold in the wind was another chance late sunday going through monday where we could produced across the area right now. looks like mainly just rain showers because temperatures will be high enough overnight. drop off bus stop forecast, nicest day of the next five, unloving loving the way today is going to look and feel. not too bad but with lower temperatures coming away and chance for a bit of this and that. we will talk more about that in on the roads we have had some proble

veronica: maybe. isie: this wintry weather something we have not had to think about in a while, so check that battery. thehing over three years, temperature when it drops this cold will drain that battery. have a spare set of keys. just be on the safe side. now, this is the inner loop the beltway out of annandale approaching gallows braddock road. also in virginia, 95, still a struggle north of route 3. before the way tying up the left lane. stretchre on the talk -- on the top stretch, this is tying up the right lane. we have more of "good morning washington", in aoment. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00 -- >> i am living here in prison right now, that's what it is. why this could all boiled down to a lack of concern for - i am the power of one. - we are the power of one. - by agreeing to have my... both: our... - novec power bill rounded up each month. - my few cents... - added to my few cents... both: added to our few cents... - add up to help improve lives in the local community. - support

veronica: i have, like, two every winter. the other thing you are going to need today are sunglasses. check that as well. it is going to be sunny, like yesterday, but easy. that's going to add chill to the bones this morning. 43 through your 7, 8, even 9:00 a.m. hour. temperatures will be slow to rise today. will get around 50, 52 degrees in d.c.. you can see the blue on the map. leesburg, frederick, winchester, cumberland, luray, 40's for high temperatures today. colder and breezy, these are not windchill temperatures. these are the actual temperatures. bethesda, 32 tomorrow morning. 46 for temperature, 48 by 2:00, low 40's by tomorrow evening. tracking the rain, next chance is tuesday of next week. the rain not until next tuesday to get out and get the tree, the next day that's the next best take is the dry deck, even monday you are lucky enough to have that day off, taking some time off for the holiday actually helps. at the end of the work week. high temperatures in the 40's. looking back to the records as i did just a fe

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reporting live in racine, i'm veronica macias, today's tmj4. >> thanks, veronica. and here's a way to make shovelling fun. david sent us this video from his hoverboard. pretty clever. but got to be careful. we've talked about the issues on the road. what about in the air? the snow is causing some major headaches for travellers. . >>> welcome back. mitchell international airport. luckily the winter weather has not created too many problems. crews doing a great job keeping runways clear. the only flight cancellations we've seen have been to nearby chicago due to some issues there. more than 1,300 flights were cancelled today at both o'hare and midway affecting both arrivals and departures. needless to say, a lot of frustrated travellers tonight in the windy city. >>> dozens of churches and cancelled activities tonight. you can check the latest closings and weather alerts at tmj4.com, and download our mobile app for your phone and tablet for updates on the go. >>> another live look outside from the "storm team 4" storm chaser, in east troy right now. scott steele is u

toss to veronica toss to veronica today: am rain. pm sunshine. windy.49-54 winds: s 10-20 g 35+ tonight: clear to partly cloudy. windy. lows: 30-35 winds: w 10-15 g 25 mph friday: partly sunny. windy and cold. flurries possible. highs: 40-45 feels: 25-32 winds: w 15-20 g 40 mph breaking right now - russian officials retaliation. minutes russia's foreign minister suggested they may expell 35 u-s diplomats and close two facilities in moscow. this comes in response to sanctions announced yesterday against russia. president obama is kicking out 35 russian intelligence operatives...giving them and their families 72 hours to get out of the us. and the state department is shutting down two russian compounds used for intelligence gathering - one in maryland and another in new york. breaking overnight. fatal gunfire erupting in prince george's county. one man dead--his killer on the run. sam sweeney is live from capital more on the investigation going on right now. sam? happening today.. a vigil will be held for gerald hall, the by d-c police on christmas day. o

1 veronica: you could, -- miami? [laughter] veronica: you could, but that would be wrong.raddock road is still there, stay to the right to you by. traveling northbound on 295, leaving the beltway, the crawl is coming up towards the inbound 11th street bridge with a 14 minute commute in montgomery county and a pedestrian crash at somerville drive. back in the next 10 minutes to update your ride on 270. larry: thank you so much. wrotew star wars movie, one, opens this friday. you can see it before anyone else. we are giving away a pair of tickets to an advance screening on wednesday. call the number on your screen right now. 703-528-7334. don't worry, we will have another chance coming up at 7:00. keep those phones handy. autria: what is going on in the now? it will be a tough battle at the box office. land." we go, "lala kidd: the director also won best director for the film. emma stone and ryan gosling are the stars. they won it pretty much everything you can win. best production design, best editing. i sat down with emma stone to chat about how she got the job. your chara

veronica: jeans and everything today. i been saying it's going to feel a lot like winter and look, it's going to look a lot like winter today, to. the blue on the doppler has a little bit in the way of right overming hagerstown, woodstock, winchester. it is starting to dry out. this pocket right here stand the best chance to the morning hours of seeing some of us flurries. that's a pretty strong northwest wind that will continue to pick up today. that is a winter storm warning because of the six inches that could accumulate. snow on the ground here down towards western grand. the next chance of seeing good rain coming back to the area will be next monday. starting with a slight chance sunday, late coming into the area. today, 40 three, sunshine, windy with windchill temperatures that are going to be 25 to 30 degrees to the afternoon. you will talk about a little bit of a warm up in 10 minutes. been light on the interstate, but we're focusing on the light rail. shuttle bus service is in place to accommodate the writers fro

veronica: that is for sure. the sun comes up. eileen and myself -- we have been tracking a cold front coming to our area right now. triggering a few flakes across the area. that is the blue you are seeing organizing around montgomery county up toward baltimore. i am going to zoom in and around d.c. that changes over to a sprinkle. maybe a little bit of a mix there south of bethesda, but blue from areas with hills toward wheaton, toward baltimore, the fairlane area, and into ellicott city. this morning, mainly chilly. 42. you will need to bundle up. they do today, going up to a high of 46. still the warmest of the next four, which is incredible. wind chill will be in the teens and 20's, feeling every bit like winter, running ahead of schedule from where we were last early saturday, maybe getting into the upper 20's to around 30 degrees. the wind chill reading on saturday, even during the afternoon hours. i am going to step out of the way. we have one that hits this weekend, another next week. it looks like it is going to be more p

veronica? please tell me we aren't going to be seeing any of that? veronica: this is my jacket and it's a reminder that it time to break out the warmer, snuggly or quilt or jacket. anything to just stay warm. you might want to go with a hood today. it is going to be blustery and cold. sunshine throughout the area. scarf, gloves, you are going to need it. next weekend the temperatures could be even lower. we are trending much colder here this december than we did last december. i will talk more about that in about 10 minutes. 17 in camp springs right now, with sustained winds at about 10 to 20 across the area. high today of 29 by 5:00. and a clear sky tonight. should be clear conditions for the leesburg parade, 6 p.m., kicks off the temperature around then with wind chills in the low 20's. julie: on the roads right now you will need seat warmers, it is chilly out there. northbound on 95, the tractor-trailer cleanup is still in effect. towards 610. you will find delays on 270 coming from interstate 70 towards hyattstown. from the roads to the rails, th

veronica: we are all over it. starting at 4:00 a.m., just a check for those icy patches, still cautionary conditions for this morning up until about freezing. keep that in mind. noticed the green. that means good road conditions for midday and evening, even for early tomorrow morning as we see even more drying today. the wind, the same went that helped us out last night taking a lot of the moisture of the roads, will continue to flow fairly strongly today. look at the latest radar as it scans the area. nothing to report around our area. ocean city losing the showers with some freezing rain mixing in. norfolk stored raleigh north carolina, that is making its way out of here. the cold front that allowed the temperatures to drop from the 60's down to the 40's yesterday. the next chance of rain is saturday. that is christmas eve. another chance tuesday of next week. right now with higher temperatures coming your way, certainly, higher than today, i am not for seeing any issues on area roads. it currently feels like 25

veronica: just up the road, so many of was wanted them to do well.s told the kids that christmas is monday, kids. it's today. becau christmas day, it's so hard. exactly. so, today is going to be a great day. did you get a bike for christmas? you remember what that was like, right? your parents are like, it's too cold? well, no arguments today. we talked about was whether across other parts of the nation. we are dry here with temperatures way up above freezing. pennsylvania right now, there is some drizzle making its way through the western and central parts of the state. up in pennsylvania, not here locally, no impact that you can but up in pennsylvania there is a freezing rain advisory that continues to the morning hours. in areas like harrisburg, up towards lancaster, scranton, even upstate new york, that possibility of just a bit of areaure can wreak havoc on roads. that has been an iue there is a weather front we are into the areag tomorrow and we are seeing the green, where we could have some spotty and light showers coming through the area. if

veronica: not much, goes so far. autria: right. veronica: speaking of voting at risk -- wreaths, -- speaking of putting out wreaths and heading out to pay your respects, it will be cold by the end of the work week. trying to plan the next couple of weeks. best day of the work week, today, tracking the temperatures for you right through from your 6:00 hour to lunchtime. 53 by lunchtime, 40's by late morning. we will be moving the other way, overcast with a chance of showers tomorrow by 8 a.m., 9:00 a.m., a chilly rain tomorrow tomorrow. moderate rain for your tuesday. slot road and another chance for showers on thursday. right now it looks less intense for the end of the work week. you can see it, for friday and saturday, highs, high temperatures, 38 to 39 degrees on friday and saturday. meaning it for any holiday parties you have to go to, it will be cold in the overnight keep that in mind. planning for friday and the weekend, factoring in the wind with low temperatures, it will feel like it is 20 five to 30 degrees. in the teens b

veronica: the start of a meteorological winter. you talked about making someone's day brighter, we have sunshine. 10:00 a.m. saturday, 43 degrees. it's going to feel like we're in the mid 30's. because of this. we're still going to have wind blowing with a high tomorrow 48 part of the day that will be and feel the coldest windy now, 20-25 miles per hour especially the areas east of i-95, seeing the strongest winds now. wind impacts for today, the trees swaying and leaves coming down and a little resistance out walking around which you want to walk on the sunny side of the street today as much as you can. 52 by 3:00 and temperatures head down by and by 6:00 p.m. we'll be at 46 degrees. we'll be tracking low wind chills tomorrow morning but first your happy hour forecast. 44 degrees by 9:00 under a clear to mostly clear sky. we're looking at sunshine for the upcoming weekend. i'll have more on that and a look at your hourly wind chill temperatures in a few minutes. jummy? >> kid with a gun. >> he did. jummy: a terrifying school incid

toss to eileen and veronica - teen to single digit wind chills - snow, sleet, freezing rain, and rain this weekend - big weekend temperature swings (20s to 60s) today: cold and windy. highs: 24-29 winds: nw 15-25 g 35+ mph feels: 5-15 tonight: diminishing winds. clear and very cold. lows: 10-18 winds: nw 5-10 mph feels: single digits friday: mostly cloudy and cold. highs: 29-33 winds: s 5 mph anymore. carvana--- an online car retailer opened this automated car dispenser this week in hous taller than its counterpart in nashville and holds up to 30 cars. carvana says the service is for customers who have already bought their vehicle online. they can choose to have their car delivered or they can pick it up from the vending machine by using a special coin. toss to 5 am the digits are taking a dive. in the next few hours - it will feel like the temperatures are in the single digits. this is dangerous weather - this morning we are preparing you to keep you and your family safe. good morning washington i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. we have live coverage all morning long of this w

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veronica: using words like polar vortex. here we go again. it's going to hit us at the end of the work week. another cold snap. for today, not going to be too bad. temperatures in the 40's. stormwatch 7 will be tracking the wind and rain coming from this system coming up the south and west. showers later today, 6:00, 7:00. mid to upper 30's. 41 degrees inside the beltway with cloud cover everywhere across the area. temperatures creeping up, so not much higher than where we are right now area and a few showers after 6:00, 7:00. ending around midnight. the next big change for us comes wednesday going into thursday. that is going to be our high temperature. windy c wind left hanging on for friday. look at the windchill across the area. coming all the way across the mid-atlantic, that is our highest on thursday. will talk more about the cold if you have travel plans for the weekend. john gonzalez, reporting on the fire alarm going off downtown. is coming up on and kmute, between l street, portions blocked off. we will hear back from john gonzalez

larry: let's get a check on our forecast with veronica. 60's today? veronica: it really is unbelievable. a little taste of october here just for today. friday we will be dealing with wind chill in the 20's. you will want to get out and sunshine comes later with continued clearing. through lunchtime we will be dealing with the wet roads out there. can see the green on the stormwatch 7 live doppler just west of westminster down to frederick and leesburg. as well as crossing right over 66. the rain, making its way manassas and reston. a bit more to come lasting until lunchtime. yet again for new year's eve, which we will talk more about later. jamie: starting off with an issue that we have in laurel. in bothe on route one directions, mobile trak 7 is on the scene. if you are headed northbound on the icc, you cannot continue past this point. you can see here that this is where the activity is with the accident and this is the northbound stretch. these lanes over here, you can see the sign pushing you onto the icc to head westbound. of course, if that is n

let's start this half veronica johnson, tracking what you need to know veronica: increasingly more wet today -- need to know. today. you can get by with an umbrella without having to hold on to it tonight. heading out the door in a nice warm rain jacket, we are not going to see any sunshine today. rain will continue throughout the day, probably not ending until maybe 9:00, 11:00 or so area the rain right now, just getting started, pulling up into the area, south of interstate 95, stafford is now wet, fredericksburg, too. south of born to see the showers moving in the blue and the pink the you are seeing could be sleep mixing in with the rain. not the highest of elevations, but not a factor, a look at your rain timeline, the moderate threat of rain through the area, the best chance, the heaviest rain will be between 1:00 and 7:00, especially in that 3:00 to 7:00 time. the rain will continue through the evening hours before ending. look, 43 to 44, temperatures holding steady throughout the day. not going to budge much, tomorrow, 55. when i return in a couple of minutes we will have a loo

veronica johnson? veronica: winter, pulling us along just faster than you want to go. like when your friends are pulling you and your like -- well, ok, slowdown, please. [laughter] veronica: this is the kind of weather coming up over the next 10 days, where you are going to need your longjohns. i know that julie wright loves when i talk about longjohns for

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veronica: i think we will have warmer weather by then.oing a little better into early next week, but this weekend is going to be plenty cold. tracking this cold blast, it's less than 24 hours away. tonight, the cold air in the wind will be picking up. aspen hill, not too bad. most locations, fort washington, warm -- waldorf, 36 degrees. hitting a temperature today of about 43 or 45 across the area. maxing out today at about 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon with temperatures dropping into the upper 30's by 9:00. cover moving in, partly sunny, turning mostly cloudy by sunset, overnight, overcast with sprinkles or a flurry that could come briefly to the area for two to three hours around midnight. there's the end of your work week. 26, 27 degrees first important thing to note, we could see a little bit of freezing rain and light snow, 7:00 a.m. temperature at 26 degrees above freezing by 10 a.m., so it's nose until 10 a.m. on saturday and that will be crucial, julie, we will talk more about the monday morning event in a few minutes. julie: right

veronica? you can see the fire destroyed this home. the owners weren't home when it started. they drove up and found flames they own vanish. 132652 "came home from the store another came home from helping a neighbor out with a car" 132655 this husband and wife hold each other as they hopelessly lose everything they own. assistant chief steve kon says the fire started at 10:40 this morning and flames engulfed the entire home requiring a call for back- up. asst chief steve on 132523 the mostdifficult thing with this type of fire is that it's in an unhydranated part of our city.122526 it required crews from several local fire departments to shuttle water in temperatures. setting up takes time and they needed to protect neighboring homes. given the circumstances the home couldn't be saved. 132629 the fire was defensive from the very beginning, basically we were surrounding the fire on all four sides just trying to keep it contained so that none of the other structures - neighbors houses were exposed. 132639 neighbor's watched at a distance, and sadden to learn that the family's d

david: veronica, next week we get the jobs numbers. that is some indication whether people believed enough in trump is doing so they're hiring more people. could that move the market? >> this week it is such volume. we'll see volume even drop as the week goes on. so next week's jobs numbers could be that catalyst. i think for the average investor this is exciting but not like it was dow 10,000. david: yeah. >> while we're all professional investors are waiting for this number, average investor at home were not excited as they were a couple years back when it does hit, don't freak out either way. there will be opportunities to get in. if you're in already, you're probably feeling good right now. david: some people were thinking, jim, whatever happened to tax loss harvesting. when you sell your sled before the end. year in order to balance out some of the winners during the year taxwise? >> i think we'll see a lot of that at the start of 2017. there has been a little bit of a pause this year because there are some unknowns about what tru

veronica daguerre from the "wall street journal" as well. gary, start with you. a little bit of a selloff. is that an opportunity or beginning of a trend? >> i think you have got more to go. look any market that needed to pull back is this one. it has been en fuego since november ninth, especially financials and industrials. markets do go down. it's a normal course of business. too far too fast but a little more to go. melissa: veronica? >> goes to fact, investors, average folks should never time the market. some people out there we're saying we hit 20,000 today. guess what? it didn't happen. don't try to time the market. stay to long term financial plan and expect more volatility. that is only thing we can guarranty going into rest of this year and into next year. melissa: gary, this is really a sign of growth. that is what fed is saying, is that it is finally safe, finally get in there to do that. a lot of ways it should reaffirm where market is heading. >> i don't put a lot into what the fed predictions. they have been wrong basically forever. melissa: there i

veronica de la cruz, kpix5. vis kiryakoz .. of modesto.. admitted t >>> a guilty plea in a wine heist in a french laundry. david criocos of modesto admitted to a conspiracy to steal and sell several rare high end bottles of wine. the christmas day heist happened back in 2014 while the restaurant was closed. the value? more than half a million dollars. some of it was recovered. >>> well, it's that time of year. nieves are on the prowl looking to steal your local -- thieves are on the prowl looking to steal your holiday goodies. sometime overnight crooks swiped mail and packages from near 40 homes in dublin near rolling hills and brittany drives. one of the victims said when she woke up, she noticed many of her neighbors' mailboxes were open. >> christmas is here. you know there was tons of gift cards and probably presents that everybody lost for their kids or their loved ones. >> so what can you do to keep this from happening to you? juliette goodrich shows us an east bay startup may have the answer. sot :"our goal is to preve 's in progress

we will do you over to veronica. broner?: starting at under the freezing mark. with the next event that comes in the area, we will be tracking wintry weather. weather alerts in the area. there could be 1/10 of an edge of ice. that includes leesburg and gaithersburg. in the blue, maybe point four to five inches. blue, .25, -- in the inches. temperatures out there right now, 18, 12, 13 degrees throughout many of the neighborhoods. 16, dale city. when chills in the single digits. a little bit of a chill. wow, cold. by saturday morning, still critical, but temperatures will start to warm up. we will be on the cusp by 9:00, 10:00. with the system coming in, the big one hitting the northern rockies and areas of the midwest, we will get clipped with it. just enough moisture where we are talking about a little snow on area roads. some travel difficulties saturday morning. i think even area white for monday morning. 35 degrees at 9:00 a.m. there is your warm-up. try to wait if you can if you have to be somewhere tomorrow early before

veronica: you want to do strolling around. why not. now we are talking about the wintry weather nearby. winter storm watch for some areas of western maryland. i really think that early tomorrow morning at this time there could be some slick spots across northern maryland. i will show you where in just a few minutes. today you will need the sunglasses and a nice, warm coat headed out the door. let's take a look at the temperatures. they will go down a little bit before they start to rise up at 7 a.m. bad, cool and clear across the area. temperatures throughout the day will stay flat, getting up to 45 to 46 degrees during the afternoon hours. we have got all of the sunshine and clear skies for today. still high pressure for us rain shower starting tomorrow morning, could get about a 10th of an inch. we will need just a small umbrella heading out the door. here's a look at the future weather. green, 3 a.m. tomorrow morning. notice the areas in purple and blue? that is when the snow could be mixing in in areas like vicksburg, hagerstown, e

reporting live in re seen county, i'm veronica macias, today's tmj 4. >> packers' extra. the snow stopped at lambeau just in time for the packs to plow through the defense on a way to lance allen is in green bay. >> how impressive was the packers' victory over seattle. the first time the seahawks have been blown out by 10 or more points in more than five years. >> the defense played incredible to get, whatever, five, six turnovers, whatever, amazing. we took care of the ball which is something we struggled with this year. this is honestly the whole -- what we're used to. people taking care of the ball, capitalizing on turnovers. winning big another win. >> aaron rodgers nearly perfect with a quarterback rating with 150.8. what was less than ideal and perfect, once again, he has a calf injury to deal with. >> it's football. you're going to deal with injuries. and, you know, i'd like to talk about the wind, you're talking about my injuries. >> not a lot went right for the packers in the playoff picture, but we have the bears, the three nfc north games to finish out the seas

veronica? >> all right, liz. thank you. >>> benicia is dodging an expensive lawsuit over oil trains. valero wanted to bring crude by rail to its refinery in benicia but the city rejected the permit over health and environmental concerns. they call it illegal but the "sacramento bee" reports that the company has now decided not to sue because it want to maintain good relations with the city. >>> and a live look over san francisco tonight. clear and cool for now. but a new storm is on the way. and along with that, rain in the bay area. it will be a winter storm watch on as well in the sierra. gorgeous sunset tonight. brian hackney has a first look at the forecast. brian. >> all righty, kenny. we have fog filtering in over the city at this hour, the first sign that things are changing tonight. they are going to change big time by sunrise tomorrow. the kpix 5 hi-def doppler nothing on it now. that's going to change by just after midnight. futurecast gives us an idea. look at this. wham! right about

>> reporter: veronica macias, today's tmj4. >> if you would like to search for a job on the work site, go to tmj4.com. >>> it is cold, but at least we're not dealing with snow. we soon will be, though. malan is here to warn us. >> great comment. not yet, not yet! there's the cold. we're plotting the jet stream for you tonight, folks, and it is south of milwaukee. that allows the colder air from northern canada to move in here. sunday, this brings the storm in from the west. that brings in the snow also, that snow will stick around sunday and monday. then that cold comes right back at us, and this will be even colder than what we had for today and the next couple of days. look at these high temperatures across the northern part of canada, 15 below zero. for a high temperature, 9 below zero in prince edward. you can see it's hit 6, denver, 19. we'll see temperatures in the lower 20s over the next couple of days. 24 in racine. 21 waukesha, 22 out in beaver dam. winds still brisk, 20 miles per hour in port washington, 18 miles per hour in kenosha. thatans our feels-like temperature, our w

veronica has been riding shotgun in today's tmj4 storm veronica, where are you right now? >> we are on i9 4 westbound, julia, i can tell you the roads are slippery. it's coming down pretty good in brooks field. we just passed more land road and it looks like people are having a tough time on the roads. there is traffic and people are taking it slow. earlier in the day we did see a few fender benders that were snowfall of the season. >> it's ace thetically pleasing, beautiful. >> wouldn't normally come this late in the year, so people are enjoying strolls through their neighborhoods where they are finding beautiful wintery scenes. >> children covered up from head to toe and headed outdoors and while it wasn't much, only one to two inches in places like wauwatosa a, it was enough t pad into a slushy snowball. >> love to makes things out of it and throw it at my dogs. >> in slinger, traffic came to a crawl after a car lost control, caused other collisions. dot reported several accidents around southeast wisconsin, officials reminding drivers to take it slow. were hitting the

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veronica foods sells it's all of oil to specialty stores. the lawsuit says they made false, misleading statements about all of oil sold in supermarkets. claiming supermarket olive oil does not provide the health benefits people expect from olive oil. veronica foods says it stands by its statements that he made about its products. >>> volkswagen reached a deal and has agreed to buy back or fix the remaining diesel cars involved the cost of this latest settlement is estimated at $1 billion. volkswagen previously reached a deal for the other 475,000 vehicles involved in the case. some of the recalls and buybacks are happening right now. >>> facebook ceo mark zucker berg has posted a new video of his homemade assistant in action. >> good morning jarvis. >> the morning mark. it is saturday, you only have five meetings. room temperature is 68 degrees. >> a little morgan freeman. it is called jarvis and voiced by actor morgan freeman. zuckerman shows off some of the features of the system including practical applications like face recognition at th

. >> veronica costa was ready to give up.e has struggled to get on her feet after her husband died last year. but then came -- >> angels and miracles. angels and miracles. >> veronica is taking about denton police officer jared ray. first officer ray dominated jenna for shop with a cop after meeting the 7-year-old after her school. >> after learning the family had fallen on living in a motel room officer ray wanted to help more. >> we can make a difference and i thought it with that family. >> officer ray started a gofundme page to help veronica with a deposit for a new home. she was able to pick up the keys. >> i'm excited. i'm going to have my own house with a bed. >> there's good cop s out there. >> officer ray left a job in sales a year ago for moments like these. >> and the reason why i first started is because i wanted to help people. >> with a face like this who could say no. >> she's a little spit fire. she found me. there's no doubt about it. >> veronica's son james was overwhelmed by the support from strangers. >> i

but i hear what you're saying, veronica. thank you. thanks guys. david, you were shaking your head. david: if we don't have tax reform in the first half of the year, we're going to slow the process of growth unnecessarily. we can get moving quickly if we get tax reform in the first 100 days. melissa: her points are right how complicated it will be in other things to do but we got to do it. david: it take as person who cuts through the swamp in order to get what he wants. hopefully tax reform is one of those things. to putin with punishment. white house striking back against russia's efforts to influence our presidential election. walid phares, advisor to trump presidential campaign talks about that. melissa: they're taking aim at john kerry's harshords at presidennetanyahu. john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n. responds. david: the divide on main street, how fight for higher minimum wage is creating havoc for businesses literally on opposite sides of the same treat. [shouting] -- same street. david: breaking news, president obama signing a new executive order. the obama adminis

veronica: we are all over it. a check for those icy patches, still cautionary conditions for this morning up until about

for your monday morning life, veronica, we start you off on interstate 66.ays from manassas into manassas tells us there's a closure on 29th, foreclosure, so be and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home. cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba, from irobot. better. together. >>> welcome back to "gma" and take a look at the mass turnpike near boston. rainy and wet. tough commute up there. dangerous driving conditions across the northeast. albany seems to be clearing up but they have to clear out the roads. millions start their commute and authorities are warning people to stay home if they can. flights already delayed or canceled. lines at o'hare and new arctic blast on the way. 20 states from california to new york on alert this morning. >> looked like they were still smiling and laughing standing in line. >>> also, donald trump taking on the cia. the president-elect rejecting a report that russia interfered with the election denying it help

veronica macias talked with people-- excited to finally see a sign of winter! 151931 "i think it's esthetically pleasing. 152017 "it's just beautfiul - it's like a snowglobe. 152020in wisconsin the first snow fall of the season wouldn't normally come this late in the year. so people are enjoying strolls through their neighborhoods where they are scenes. 152116 "alright well have a fun day" 152119children covered up and headed outdoors. and while it wasn't much - only 1 to 2 inches in places like wauwautosa it was enough to pat into slushy snow balls. portia purfeyat 30sec 151948 loving it. and making things out of it. and throwing it for my dogs, because they act soo confused when they can't find it. 151955nats: 131556on the roadways the snow and slush caused some dangers for drivers. in slinger, traffic on i-41 south-bound came to crawl after a car lost cause other collisions. and dot reported several accidents around south-eastern wisconsin. officials reminding take it slow. 135850 nats in little switzerland people were hitting the slopes. on this sunday - on

veronica: speaking of color, we have had a colorful radar this morning. we have had blue and pink showing the sleet. a few pockets of light snow. but now that is gone. some rain, moderate to heavy, in areas of anne arundel county. we will track those areas of moderate rain, toward stevenson ville. moderate rain across 301. the showers starting to clear. loudoun county, just about gone. week, especially on monday. we go back to work and back to school. .t is looking pretty soggy 44 degrees with high temperatures getting up to about 50. that puts us above average. below average coming up for tomorrow. we will have that and the 10-day forecast in 10 minutes. jamie: we have seen not many big issues. the interstates, no major slowdowns that we typically would see unless there is a crash. there is one right now. the gw parkway south, one hundred 23, a tow truck on the scene. we are slowing in the 30's. coming up in about 10 minutes, we will show you a live look approaching the accident activity. still in the clearing stages, a crash, 295 near malcolm x., but th

. >> reporter: challenged by a professor to fill a real need in the city, art student veronica scott>> you can open it up here, and this is what we call the foot bag which is the sleeping part of the jacket. >> reporter: detroit is home to nearly 35,000 homeless people. and it was the conversations with those living on the streets that led scott to a bigger idea. hire homeless, mostly single mothers. >> they're not just teaching me how to sew. they're helping me to be stable and self-sufficient. >> reporter: ethel rucker is one of 36 women making the coats that are also transforming their lives. >> now i'm back on my feet. i've been stable for two years now. >> this looks so nice. >> reporter: at 27 years old, veronica scott is now the ceo of the empowerment plan. >> i realized i sucked at sewing and i should not be the one sewing these, and it would make much more impact instead of giving them to the homeless, but hiring the homeless instead. >> reporter: fueled by hard work and a donate button, they've sdrinted 20,000 coats worldwide, all request the hope of changing generational p

. >> ahora nos vamos con alguien que queremos muchÍsimo con nuestra querida verÓnica albornoz que estÁ estÁ pasando muy mal. >> hasta feliz cumpleaÑos para abrazarla. vÁmonos del otro lado con "chikibaby," es que nos estamos preparando para la tradicional cena de aÑo nuevo y es muy difÍcil planear para decoraciÓn en lo que se refiere, martÍn amado nos tiene la soluciÓn, ven para acÁ compadre. >> feliz aÑo 2017. >> oye, fÍjate que estamos como que con el fin de aÑo y por eso que estamos un poquito cansados de mucha pachanga. >> ¿cÓmo podemos hacer para reciclar y ayudar que se vea. >> el fwant y que no cueste dinero, estamos reciclando muchas cosas de diferentes dÍas feriados thanksgiving, halloween y la navidad, por ejemplo para crear una mesa juntamos las butacas o sillas que las encontramos en la sala. ahora en el tapete de pelo. ahora tambiÉn del mismo arbolito, estamos utilizando las esferas o adornos en colores dorados que tiene un estilo mÁs elegante. >> fÍjate que soy asi, saco las cosas del Árbol y las pongo en la mesa, por ejemplo puedes utilizar las cosas de thanksgiving y na

veronica de la cruz is following that part of the story. >> reporter: the feds say the fire broke out on the ground floor of the warehouse trapping the victims upstairs on the second floor. investigators and engineers looked for any sign of an ignition point. ghost ship did have two internal stairwells on either end of the event space, but neither led to an exit. >> smoke traveled up the stairwell, trapping the occupants on the second floor. the fire was well developed by the time the second floor occupants realized a fire was going on on the first floor. >> it is excruciating to walk through to possibly relive the last moments when persons knew there was a fire, and there was no way out. >> authority confirmed the warehouse had no fire alarm or sprinklers. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> authorities are releasing the names of more people killed in that fire, including 35-year- old jason mccarty at the, he was a sound artist. he received his masters from the san francisco art institute. >> 35 of the 36 victims have been identified. most of them were people in their 20s, and early 30s.

veronica macias begins our coverage. jay anderson's parents had been hoping there would be charges against the officer responsible for their son's death before christmas. today there was no closure. this morning the family of the incident. jay anderson's mother left the da's office in tears. replaying the event isn't easy for her. and neither is the news that the officer who shot and killed jay anderson will not face charges. the family's attorney says that their meeting with district attorney john chisholm did help clarify _. he said the fbi video shown to the family

meteorologist veronica johnson will let us know if the worst is over.. her in depth forecast.. is coming up. coming up a new york lawmaker takes aim electronic-cigarett es after a string of fiery accidents. what he is doing to ensure the popular devices are safe.. plus, if you want your holiday presents to arrive by mail this weekend-- time is running out. but you have some options. we will break them down... when we come back. the scene of a large fire along the southeast water front. sam sweeney is live on the scene. developing now... evacuations from developing now... evacuations from have resumed after another delay. the exodus was put on hold after several buses used to transport civilians out of the warn-torn city were set on fire. later today, the united nations security council will vote on a resolution to monitor evacuations. it's unclear if russia -- which supports the syrian government's attacks on rebels in aleppo and has blocked previous resultions -- will do so again. happening now.. police are searching for a man who fatally shot a three-year-old boy in a road ra