for the annual "christmas in the ward." ward."you'll find plenty of christmas music, food, shopping, and even fireworks... starting this evening.one of the big focal points will be at the public market. jill nickerson-- the culinary director at the market-- joins us now to tell us more! jill, i hear gingerbread houses have taken over the market?? how many matc gingerbread i understand people can bid on them. where do the proces from the sales go? go? the public can get involved. tell us a little more about the "build your own gingerbread house" class your offering... what other classes are happening at the market during we have a rundown of what you can expect at "christmas in the ward" on our website...cbs58.com. just click on the red news links tab on the homepage. you could also find some deep discounts to some of your favorite stores in the third ward by going to this link as well. 3 3 coming up!for the final time ...president obama and his family officially light the national christmas tree. 3 before we head to break...are yo

"christmas in the ward" returns. joining us now to tell us more--- paul schwartz--- the operation and communication manger of the public market. 3 3 trees at the market this year? (charlie brown tree?) the market decorations look great, how many trees do you have decorated at the market? (salvation army angel tree) what els neighborhood during the holidays? (i will talk about we have a rundown of what you can expect at "christmas in the ward" on our website...cbs58.com.just click on the red news links tab on the homepage. you could also find some deep discounts to some of your favorite stores in the third ward by going to this link as well. 3 3 today: after some morning persistent drizzle we start to dry out with a little sun possible. seasonable highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 5-15 mph.tonight: partly cloudy with lows close to average in the middle 20s. wind: nw 5-10 mph.weekend: very seasonable when it comes to temperatures with highs in the upper 30s both saturday and sunday. a mix of sun and clouds on saturday s

hearing officer ward's radio call officer thomas will more and his partner were next on the scene. >>lass was bursting from the flames, dark smoke is out there, and there was already a gentlemen on the platform right below the third floor window and there was a family trapped in that window. >> reporter: ward, will more and three others pulled their strength to remove a dumpster blocking the way out when will more's college football skills kicked in. another child needed saving from even greater heights. >> this is a pretty good drop about 25 feet, took the child to the edge and just waiting for him to drop the child and he dropped the child. i caught him. >> reporter: would you call it best catch i have ever made. >> well, i would definitely say that is best catch and most important catch. >> reporter: for these two friend, officers and dads it was just another day on the job keeping people safe. >> it was just credit to the police department, fire department, medics, and, you know, everybody working as a team. we're all out there doing same thing trying to help people. >> reporter:

jackie ward is live in oakland. jackie? >> reporter: maria, what started off as just a few flowers and candles that were left starting saturday morning has turned into this makeshift memorial. lots of flowers, candles and notes are spread out along the fence at 31st and east 12th. it's only a block away from the fire. the immediate area is still blocked off so this is as close as the general public can get to the scene. many survivors have been in the area throughout the weekend and one woman explained what she's going through right now. >> everyone get down, as low to the ground, get below the smoke and getting people out and realizing there are no fire trucks here yet, there is nobody here. >> reporter: as we've already mentioned, definitely worth mentioning again though is anyone is trying to locate a loved one, 2425 east 12th street, red cross has set up an assistance center. it will take weeks to identify all of the victims. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> and we'll bring you the latest here, and at cbssf.com. >>>

ward's gave away over three million copies in 1946. by then, robert may had remarried and started a second family but times were still tough, he was burdened with medical bills from his first wife's illness. and then came a suprising stroke of corporate benevolence. "at that time, people at montgomery ward could see that the public was really infatuated with rudolph. and a friend of our dad's interceded on his behalf and was able to get the copyright so that allowed my father to pursue publishing offers that had come from several publishers who wanted to put out a hard-bound edition of the book." in 1947, the rudolph book was introduced, and the following year saw a nine-minute animated film version of the story. "well, i remember moving from, kind-of a dingy little apartment to a wonderful house which had wall-to-wall carpeting and those miraculous light switches which didn't make any noise." "well, my dad always felt that it was just a complete gift that rudolph had been as successful as it had been and he always referred to our hous

the annual chs in the ward is tonight.. you're taking a live from downtown. introducing the reen from subway a sandwich as full of intrigue as it is flavor. some say it was invented by deli owner arnold reuben. game. and some insist it was hollywood starlet marjorie rambeau in a fit of crazed hunger. seriously. the reuben's past may be debatable, but its great taste is not. stked th lean corned bee bavarian-style sauerkraut, swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing on new freshly-baked rye bread. we don't know where it came from, but we know where you can next at 5-30: breezy with highs near 40, a westerly wind to 20 mph, and spotty drizzle. wind chills werenear 30 all day. this morning is the upper 20s to lower 30s under a mostly cloudy sky and light breeze. get used to the dreary clouds as this ternoon is mostly cloudy, breezy and chilly with

jackie ward has more on how the community is mourning the victims. we begin with anne makovec on the latest from the scene. >> reporter: the recovery work has been going on for 24 hours a day since this fire happened on friday night. officers have been trying to dig through the rubble. may have had several challenges but things are going smoothly this afternoon. as michelle mentioned, no more bodies have been found today. >> as of this morning, recovery workers had combed through 85% of what remains of the warehouse. the scene of a fire that killed 36 people attending a party in a building known as the ghost ship, and artist collective holding a concert friday night.>> the 15% that has not been searched yet is in the front left corner that we just can't get too. >> reporter: they have been shoring up walls in the area and they are waiting to get into an area in the back of the warehouse where the atf is investigating the origin of the fire hoping to find the cause. the sheriff's office continues to bring terrible news to the families of those who hav

showing any tally changes wards. the agency explanation officials for which 10 or changed in a reporting remember: trump's victory here was by about 22-thousand votes. here in waukesha county ... the the clerk says workers will be back at 8 am to get an early start on continuing process. live...pz... we should find out if another recount will get underway in michigan today. the state's elections board is considering president-elect donald trump's request to ?block a recount. green party candidate jill stein is behind this recount in the badger state-- and pennsylvania. this morning, two u-s senators are going to tour gatlinburg, tennessee... a tourist town devastated by a deadly wildfire. so far-- at least 11 people have died- and even more people have beeneft witht homes. about 20 firefighters are on the ground right now-- working 24 hours a day to contain the flames. and if you're looking for the perfect gift for the brewers fan in your life, check out the team's clubhouse sale today. they do this every year. the b

derrick ward, news 4. >>> nine cuba nearly over. we're there as cubans pay their final respects but wait anxiously for what happens next. >>> next at storm team 4 radar, we or tracking rain heading our way but that's not all. way but that's not all. amelia back tois?? ?? ?? ?? >>> we've got breaking news if you are just now joining us, we want to bring y in northwest d.c. police say an armed man walked into that restaurant this afternoon with a rifle. this is new video of the car that he drove to the restaurant on connecticut avenue. you heard both darcy and derrick mention that they saw that car being hauled away. we understand from police he had an assault rifle and that he may have fired more than one shot, we believe, i represented the ground. already fleed the area. they got away and we don't believe anybody was hurt in that incident. we'll continue our coverage through our nbc washington app with breaking news. >>> the ashes of fidel castro have been interred in a cuban cemetery. this comes as the island nation and nine days o

in pleasant hill, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> thank you. time now 6:57.ck your traffic in the bay area. it's light. bay bridge toll plaza into san francisco no delays from the carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze expect about a 20-minute drive on to the bay bridge. now if you are traveling into the peninsula, expect a 15- minute drive between 880 and 101. that's hayward to foster city and look at the altamont pass. slowly recovered from earlier slow traffic. coming off 205 you're moving at 60 miles per hour across the way into livermore. and also on to the dublin interchange. it's lightening up, as well. altamont pass to 680 will just take you 15 minutes. so good news in the traffic center. what about you, roberta? >> oh, i have a beautiful skyline of san francisco featuring the bay bridge, as well. isn't that a glorious start? it is clear and chilly. out the door, go ahead and bundle up. temperature-wise below freezing in santa rosa at 30 degrees. it's freezing in livermore dropping from 34 degrees just minutes ago to 32 degrees. 40 r

the greenfield city clerk explains what happened: quote during the recount it was realized wards 1, 3, and 12 did not have all their ballots from the polls on election day. poll workers in these wards did not properly package the ballots at the end of election day for transport to milwaukee county. czarnecki says the 400 missing ballots were hand counted to make sure they matched up with the number of ballots that were cast in those wards on election night. 5:28 we worked long hours. somedays it was 12, 14 hour days. but we got the job done. mary thanks madeline you'll find daily recount results on the links page of our website -- fox six now dot com -- or your fox six news thats what many milwaukee families are trying to do after losing loved ones in unrelated overnight shootings. four people are now dead -- and one is recovering at a local hospital.... fox six's angelica sanchez spoke with several members of those families. she joins us from milwaukee police district 4 with more. angelica ben and mary.. in total, three unrelated shootings ended the lives of four people. one neighbor

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> and some are blaming this man for the fire. he goes by derrick ion. he's ahead of the warehouse collective. we spoke to one woman who reportedly knows him and she says she tried to convince him the warehouse was not safe. >> i, on several occasions, i stood right in front of the building and said, derrick, this is not safe, your kids are in danger to you and his attitude was i was big hysterical. i feel a tremendous sense of guilt that i didn't scream louder. >> we're told investigators have spoken to ion but it is too early to talk about any possible criminal charges. >> a woman who used to live in the warehouse is speaking out about the conditions. shelly mack said she lived in the building two years ago. she says conditions were so bad she isn't surprised this happened. >> it was like a death trap. it's a death trap. it is a house of horrors now. it was then. >> mack says she didn't realize it was illegal to live in the warehouse until after she moved in and we'll continue to bring you updates on the fire investigation right here on kpix 5 and onli

we have seen her in other wards of the city.articular p.s.a. 64, the homicides are down to seven from ten last year. but much higher in most other parts of the city. alison: you can sign up for a filing back newsletter at wjla.com. larry: "7 on your side" got a call from a woman who sent her rings away to get fixed. larry: horace holmes has more. horace: the day she got married is the crowning day of her life. her beautiful ring and band. >> they're gone. horace: whaha go to the jewelers where her husband bought the rings. >> get them soldered together. >> i picked them up and i noticed that the diamond was missing. >> they went back and saw the missing diamond and determined a second in the cluster was chipped. the ring is under warranty so she thought no problem. get them to reset the diamonds and get it back in a few days. days turned into months. >> i didn't understand why it took that long. horace: without them for months she called "7 on your side." we won't to j.b. robinson. a spokesperson told us they take the guest's co

at sfo, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> thank you so much, jackie.n some parts of arizona. take a look at the flagstaff area. some people there say it is the first time they have seen -- that's a lot of snow, too, -- they have seen snow on christmas. >> four families in san diego county were forced out of their homes christmas morning after this river of mud surrounded their apartment complex. the mud slide seeped through a back wall in one of the units. crews were busy yesterday cleaning up the mess. the red cross is working on finding a place for those families to stay. >>> time check, 6:33. roberta is back with a check of weather. we have some cold conditions. >> we do have some frigid conditions right now but, you know, all the snow we saw in the arizona area and all the rain we saw in san diego was the same area of low pressure that brought almost 2 feet of snow in the high sierra and now in its wake some frigid temperatures locally. our live weather camera outdoors, isn't it brightening up a lot sooner? do you like when it's brighter early in t

hearing officer ward's radio call, officer thomas willmer and his partner were next on the scene. >>smoke is out there, flames, and there was already a gentlemen on the like platform right below the third floor window, and there was a family trapped in that window. >> reporter: ward, willmer and three others pooled their strength to move a dumpster blocking the way out. that is when his college football skills, came in. another young child needed saving, this time from even greater heights. >> this is a pretty good drop about 25 feet and, you know, took the bait, the child, to the edge and just waited for him to drop the child and he dropped the child, i caught him. >> reporter: would you call it the best catch you have ever made. >> oh, yeah, i would definitely say that is the best catch and the most important catch. >> reporter: for these two friend, officers and dad it was just another day on the job keeping people safe. >> it was just a credit to the you know, the police department, fire department, medics, and, you know, everybody working as a team. we're all out there doing the

rabbi, as derrick ward reported, you started the walk last fall.hy did you start it and how did it happen? >> it began with a call from the cathedral a yea campaign that dealt with we felt an injustice to our muslim brothers and sisters. the talk that we hear again about the registry of certain people of faith. and so that was the catalyst that brought a group of religious leaders who continue to work together to respond to a moment. >> and bishop, who were some of the others thft invited to participate and did everyone in your congregation support this? >> we invited as many friends as we could across the interfaith spectrum, also recognizing it was short notice and a sunday afternoon. and so as you saw on the tape, we had other imams and christian leaders from across the wider area. i don't know that there would anyone who would disagree in our traditions that we have strong bond of unity across faiths. and so iee this was a statement that was well received by the majority if not the all of our people. >> and there was an expression in that packa

ward was the guardianship, part of division 80 which consisted of four old destroyers, the ward, the sly, the alan and the chew. we rotated duty guarding the entrance channel to pearl harbor. the regulations were that on all the charts of the world was an indication that no submarine must approach pearl harbor within 100 miles without coming to the surface and requesting a destroyer escort on the surface to approach any closer to honolulu or pearl harbor. we had oftentimes been called to general quarters when the sonar man believed he heard screws. the captain backed up the sonar man all the time. the sonar man heard screws, we went to general quarters. it was our responsibility and we knew it to sink any sub that was attempting to reach pearl harbor submerged. the supply ship was coming into pearl harbor at 0645 or a little before that. towing a barge, and this little two-man sub was trying to sneak into the harbor. it looked like a 50-gallon oil drum on top of maybe three or four of them that were laid down below it with a broomstick sticking up. of course, that broomstick was the

in pleasant hill, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> thank you. today marks a historic show of unity at pearl harbor. japan's prime minister will join president obama to honor victims of the attack. ahead of this first-ever joint visit, prime minister abe laid wreaths at several cemeteries and memorials in hawaii. 2400 americans died in the surprise 1941 bombing. the u.s. responded by dropping an atomic bomb on hiroshima killing 150,000 civilians. 6 months ago obama became the first sitting u.s. president to visit hiroshima. the occasion was a major shock to some survivors. >> i didn't think while i'm in this world i could hear, i could see the united states president go over there. >> prime minister abe's aides stress that he won't apologize for the attack. today's ceremony starts at 11:35 a.m. our time. >>> this morning president- elect donald trump is responding to recent comments president obama made. in an interview with former adviser and long-time fred david axelrod obama said if he could have run for a third term he would have beaten trump

from lake merritt in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5." the lewis family filed a claim against the city five months ago .. >> reporter: it crashed down on top of this arborist sees several hazardous trees in the immediate area where jabbing was killed that need to be taken down. >> some have been taken down. they are actively managing the site. but i presume that the funding is such that they can not get to some of the problems as soon as they would like to. >> reporter: i spoke with the city attorney's office in oakland. they said they can not comment on pending litigation. in oakland jackie ward kpix 5 news. >> lewis family filed a claim against the city five months ago. oakland did not make an effort to settle it. that's why they filed the lawsuit. >>> today the board of supervisors honored the men and women who rushed to the oakland warehouse fire. 36 people were killed in the fire december 2nd while firefighters knocked down the fire as quickly as possible. for days after the fire dozens of firefighters searched for victims sifting th

jumped but lost her footing, spraining officer ward's neon impact. those injured in the fire are listed in stable condition. >>> your salary will soon be your secret, here in philadelphia. philadelphia will be the first in the nation to make it illegal for employers to ask applicant about their salary history. advocates say question perpetuates pays discrimination against women and minorities. applicants will be able to file a complaint if the law is broken and employers could be find two you this dollars. >>> lawyers for chaka fautors are asking a judge to weigh his years of public service before sentencing him. fattah was indicted in the federal racketeering case stemming from the illegal loan he took to fund his 2007 run for philadelphia mayor. fattah's lawyers want the judge to consider his creation of charities, that helped low income city youth, attend college. >>> well, wells fargo announced a $100,000 grant to the philadelphia youth network. >> as part of its neighborhood lift ram, the grant will go toward cities work ready philadelphia campa

ward: they've infiltrated the highest levels of our organization. ward! ward!'t have to do this! skye: fitz -- is he okay? he's alive. talbot: on behalf of the united states armed forces, i order you to stand down. triplett: we're not hydra. we're agents of s.h.i.e.l.d. well, right now, to the rest of the world, that's the same thing. fury always said a man can accomplish anything when he realizes he's a part of something bigger. you want me to start over, rebuild s.h.i.e.l.d. may: what is this place? i call it the playground. it is an honor to meet you, sir. i know we don't have much, but what we have is yours, director coulson.

so, why these particular wards? well, voters in each of these wards actually question -- petitioned for the recount. this, as you know, is an effort from green party candidate jill stein. she pushed the recounts in michigan and wisconsin as well. we know the president-elect donald trump has been against the recount efforts. his attorneys have filed paperwork in an effort to stop the recount in michigan. that recount was supposed to start today. wisconsin's recount is already under way. and here in pa, trump defeated hillary clinton by 68,000 votes. clinton, however, tweeted trump by a margin of 655,000 votes in philadelphia. a court hearing on the statewide recount is set for monday. in the digital operation center, i'm pamela osborne, "nbc10 news." >>> we have more details on the investigation of an explosion at center city home last month. we're getting a new look at video and pictures of the man that the fbi calls a person of interest in this case. now, they refer to him as a man but also acknowledge he could be

the proposals would result in the closure of some accident and emergency units and hospital wards, as services are concentrated at fewer sites. critics say it's just cost cutting. this report from our health editor, hugh pym. with threats to local hospitals, cue protestors. and that's what's happening here in banbury. hands off the horton! they fear nhs reform plans will mean the local a&e being downgraded, with longerjourneys to oxford. local managers say nothing's finalised, but with maternity services recently reduced, these demonstrators claim there's more to come. we need a hospital that is going to support the population of banbury. and i feel that reducing the services of banbury and forcing people to go elsewhere, is going to put lives at risk. i want the horton to stay as it is and to grow, really, not to shrink. to get better and bigger.

kpix 5's jackie ward reports. >> reporter: brian, i'm standing on highway 13 southbound right now. that's not something you can do every day. and this tree is just massive. so chp in oakland says this embankment to my left here is what caused the tree to snap. it fell across all lanes of southbound highway 13 even toppled across the median and on to the northbound side of highway 13. talk about bad luck turning into good luck. of course, the bad part of this is you're driving along and a tree falls on your car. so incredibly good luck part of this is that the driver walked away unscathed. when chp oakland arrived on scene officers say the man was calm and uninjured. he couldn't climb out of a window so they started breaking branches so the driver could open his door and he got out. oakland fire examined him, gave him the "all clear" on the medical front and have taken him to bart because he refused any medical treatment. so the driver told officers that when he saw the tree

the ceremony was held this afternoon at philadelphia fop headquarters, and ward winners. >>> manhunt for a police officer's killer is now over, in georgia, after the suspect took his own life. miguel limbrick had been on the run since he shot two officers, near campus of georgia southwestern state university on wednesday. a swat team found the suspect dead of the self inflict gunshot wound inside a nearby house. police say limbbrick shot nicholas smart and jody smith when responding to a domestic call wednesday morning. a four year police veteran died of his injuries. >> our thoughts and prayers continue to be with them, with all of the families that are involved in this tragedy. >> ih. law enforcement agency, and men and women of this community, c go forward with healing. >> well, while on the run, he left several video posts. crimil history record was 32 pages long. >>> candle light vigil has been set for 7p. honor deceasedw jersey state trooper frankie williams. the 31 year-old officer was responding to i call in millville by doctor lloyd rud liz crossed the gratz median and struc

this looks like black hole of doom the arctic air difficulties south ward and this second blast wille even stronger than the first one. so, all next week a stronger arctic blast temperatures may struggle to hit freezing one or two days. and we'll have multiple chances for light snow across portions of the area and coldest expected thursday and friday. so if you think this is cold we really have not seep anything yet. 40 tomorrow. 39 on saturdayen and sunday night to monday watch for mix to rain. tuesday is quiet. tuesday is nicest day of the week and about the only falls out and thursday's high only 31 degrees. >> no. >> there's a chance it stays in 20s all day. >> what? >> is that the not normal this time of year. >> no, no, >> today was shocking enough. >> and it get worth. >> kate, thanks. >> well, what do you have. >> i have sixers going for the first road win of the season and they had one since january and flyers are hottest team in hockey. wild one in south philadelphia as orange and black took the flyers going for seventh straight win with the oilerss down at the center. flye

this looks like black hole of doom the arctic air difficulties south ward and this second blast wille even stronger than the first one. so, all next week a stronger arctic blast temperatures may struggle to hit freezing one or two days. and we'll have multiple chances for light snow across portions of the area and coldest expected thursday and friday. so if you think this is cold we really have not seep anything yet. 40 tomorrow. 39 on saturdayen and sunday night to monday watch for mix to rain. tuesday is quiet. tuesday is nicest day of the week and about the only falls out and thursday's high only 31 degrees. >> no. >> there's a chance it stays in 20s all day. >> what? >> is that the not normal this time of year. >> no, no, >> today was shocking enough. >> and it get worth. >> kate, thanks. >> well, what do you have. >> i have sixers going for the first road win of the season and they had one since january and flyers are hottest team in hockey. wild one in south philadelphia as orang kept coming back in different places. we went from everything being fine to everything not being fi

bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will new this morning... cudahy police are looking for a man who approached a 13-year-old girl for sex. sex.police say yesterday.. the suspect tried to made contact while she was walking home. once just driving by. a second time near swift and holmes... he stopped his car and made a sexual comment to her.and a third time near edgerton avenue. that time he got out of the car and asked for sex. she says that's where she la saw the suspect. 3 she describes him as a white man... average to slightly heavy build... in his late 20's to early 30's.she says he has a long - chest length - brown beard. he was wearing a baseball hat and driving a blue or gray colored car.. possibly a newer model.. four-door. information you're asked to call cudahy police at the number on your screen. it's 414-769-2260. 3 also ?new this morning?--- one day after learning the police officer who shot "jay anderson"... will ?not? be charged--- anderson's family went back to madison park--- the scene of the

ward: s.h.i.e.l.d.'s most secure facility - is vulnerable right now. - yeah, well, we're gonna raid it. this is a hard drive with all of simmons' research. raina: she programmed it to erase all data if anyone other than her attempts to access it. you know what that means, romeo. you got your story straight? ward: i just need some time alone with her to get the information.

bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking system. drivers should use alternates to get around this closure.another reminder that the i-41/894 sb exit ramp to greenfield ave. is now closed through the summer of 2018 for new this morning--- milwaukee police are on the scene of a ?double homicide? on milwaukee's far northwest side. cbs 58's kyle aevermann is there too... gathering details. what have you learned, kyle? we are here at appleton and florest, and you can see 1:30 this morning. milwaukee police say they received reports of multiple gunshots from inside a home. when police arrived, they found two victims, both a man and a woman in their 20s. police say both had been shot and were not breathing.police say two children were also inside at the time but were not injured and are now safe. police are still looking for suspects. if you have any information, call police. police are still looking for suspects. if you have any information, call police.live in milwaukee. kyle a

offers patrick phillips and jason ward. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the southern festival of books and this particular session. standing against oppression, racial historical violence. it is our pleasure to welcome two distinguished authors to our panel, doctor patrick phillips and doctor jason ward. we will have presentations by both patrick phillips and jason ward and after both panelists are finished with their presentations we would like to open it up to discussion. following discussion, we will go up to the war memorial auditorium upstairs and the book signing, i encourage you to continue discussion with both authors once you get there so we will get started. patrick phillips is an associate professor of english and a poet as well, previous book he produced, eulogy for a broken mechanic was a national book award finalist. today's book we are talking about is "blood at the root: a racial cleansing in america". please welcome patrick phillips. >> thank you so much. for the southern festival of books, thank you for coming. this will con -

bridge leading into the historic third ward is now cled december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking system. drivers should use alternates to get around this closure.another render that the i-41/894 sb exit ramp to greenfield ave. is now closed through the summer of 2018 for reconstruction. the on ramp from greenfield ave. to i- it was a record-breaking 2016 for the united way of greater milwaukee and waukesha county. county.the organization raised more than 60-million dollars during its 2016 campaign. the money will be distributed to more than 220 programs in milwaukee and waukesha counties. 7:32:06-17we really rely on i think, the passion and compassion the people in this community... one of the most extraordinary things is eve single year, people dig a little deeper and they give. give. 3 the united way also surpassed its goal to complete more than 21-thousand hours of volunteering during the annual 'season of caring.' 3 coming up ..why you might be missing an important part of dessert this holiday season. 3 here's a live look o

earlier in ward seven, crime in particular. homicides have soared. the rates calmed somewhat in the latter part of the year but the mayor lot of things as she moved around the city. >> we are always with m.p.d. actually on these walks we don't usually get a lot of m.p.d. issues. >> this has been a chronically crime-ridden area we have had in washington, d.c. we reflect back on years ago. compared to that it's significantly better. jonathan: all right. that was sam ford reporting for us. coming up next at 4:00, what will be noticeably missing from this year's super bowl. michelle: and how a family's g.p.s. led them to danger. alison: also this -- >> these are in millions of american homes including my own. they are really dangerous products. alison: cuisinarts recalling millions of food processors. "7 on your side" with the problems the he wears his army hat, he gets awalks aroundliments. with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a