also have two days where we do sunday -- santa sunday brunch where weou not want to serve for brunch? what's like -- what's the -- where do you draw the line on that 'cause i think a brunch with some wonderful breakfast casseroles and even some fish. >> that's a good question. >> i don't think there's a boundary to brunch. that's the whole idea. >> so we've been doing it right annie this whole time. >> i'm going to have to up my sunday brunch game a little bit. i got to take it up a notch to gourmet level with this. >> as long as you have mimosas and bloody maries you're fine. >> is that cinnamon. >> yes, a little cinnamon. >> cinnamon is good for you. >> i'll have to t more on the other side of the break. stay with us. >> these are my favorite waffles. i love these things. >> just dig right in gary. >> the nutella is a favorite of yours. >> well, nutella is a favorite for everybody. >> i have to try this one. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ stepping into the unknown, it can be difficult to find the way. and the security of the cross and shield, obstacles... become openings.

we were yesterday. so if you are heading out to brunch, we will have a bit more cloud cover around and a few afternoon sprinklesbut not bad with temperatures in the 40s. and nothing showing up on the radar right now. we have more clouds streaming in, they will continue to pile on as we go through the morning mainly because we have this disturbance edging closer to us as go through the morning machine this system will bring us some rain, but we also have an area of transparent off thige east coast and that will help warm us up and it has a blocking pattern that of the moisture. so again, just a few spotty showers later this afternoon. here is our futurecast. this morning we have the clouds moving in rather quickly. here is a few spotty sprinkles, but that is about it. and then we go into monday, we'll have partly sunny skies and that will continue throughout the day and temperatures will even be warmer on monday. so today we're at 49 with a few light showers possible in the evening. and then tomorrow morning, partly sunny, temperatures in the upper tlirts 30s. and then we'll continue to take the temperatures int

. >>> need a hearty brunch to day. >> yes, we do. >> it will be cold, cold, cold >> yes, it will be,be needed, going through our week. we will let you know when that arctic blast arrives, again, it will be a shock to the system. we will show you outside. here's action cam outside, earlier today, at rittenhouse square, a lot of folks walking around and bundled up. you can see that fresh snow we had yesterday, and still snow packed on the ground and because of that snow, temperatures are colder today. here's picture outside, sky six live in hd from our city hall camera. you can see a beautifully decorated christmas tree and folks bundled up on this sunday evening. looking at weather headlines we have sun tomorrow, giving way to increasing cloud as we get into monday afternoon, eventually we are tracking an arctic blast that moves through on wednesday. look at wind chill by wednesday afternoon, only in the teens and most locations, and then we're tracking a pattern change as we get into next week even. high today in philadelphia 40 degrees. right now 37 in the city. thirty-four for alle

brunch on this sunday morning, temperatures are going to be in the 50s. the rain is out of here. we'll be dry for the remainder of the day, but wet temperatures responding to finally some sunshine out there. 50s for your brunch hour and a light wind. we've got gradual rise in temperatures, but we also have a big cooldown coming our way and could be talking about the first flakes of the season. that's all coming up on the ten-day forecast in about three minutes. >> all right, lauryn, thank you. >>> so, you've seen the commercials for those dna tests that claim to tell you exactly where you come from. well, they're becoming more and more popular for gifts for the holiday season, but how accurate are they? nbc's national investigative correspondent jeff rossen is putting three popular brands head to head to find out. take a look. >> a simple test will tell you your ethnic origins. >> reporter: the claims are bold. >> you'll learn about your st of chromosomes -- >> reporter: unlock your family history, trace your roots, all from a do-it-yourself kit that gets sent right to your home. to see if they work, we're trying them out using

. >> we have brunch to get through, football to get through. >> this is my second cup of coffee. if you're waking up. >> some drizzle out there right now, lauryn. what's going on? >> we've got some drizzle, we've got some rain showers, we've got some sprinkles, really depending on where you are, but we do have fog that's now blanketed the d.c. area, just like that. so, let's go ahead and show you the pictures outside, if you can actually see outside. visibilities are down quite a bit. yeah, look at that fog right now. it just kind of moved in right after that rain moved out. now, that rain is east of the i-95 area. a lot of people just saw some light rain sprinkles. some areas saw a little bit more, frederick county -- or i'm sorry, fairfax county, coming up through montgomery county. so you are getting a little bit of rain, especially east of i-95 getting ready to move into anne arundel county and just northern portions of calvert county. this is going to continue to move out of here and then we're left with that fog until that lifts out of here, and then we'll start to see some

for the last five years, home of chicken and waffles has been home to free christmas brunch for anyone who needs it. "we don't just say homeless. whoever would like to eat! some people just need fellowship. some people don't have family in the area. we invite them to come down and be with us."that's one of the organizers, pastor brondon reems.his parish, center of hope community church, and seven other churches spread the word through social media, and with flyers in homeless encampments.he says while preaching from a pulpit is great...the real ministry is out here - spreading the love of god by serving others."my family is - we're a distance. but i was wondering what i was gonna be doing on christmas morning."restaurant owner derreck johnson is a member of pastor reems' congregation, and welcomes hungry people into his business in honor of his late mother, whose birthday was on christmas.he hopes the plates of three different meats, rice, veggies, and peach cobbler ...are a treat for people who often eat at shelters."people that usually don't go to restaurants, to be able to come to a restaurant, eat,

for the last five years, home of chicken and waffles has been home to free christmas brunch for anyone who needs it. "we don't just say homeless. whoever would like to eat! some people just need fellowship. some people don't have family in the area. we invite them to come down and be with us."that's one of the organizers, pastor brondon reems.his parish, center of hope community church, and seven other churches spread the word through social media, and with flyers in homeless encampments.he says while preaching from a pulpit is great...the real ministry is out here - spreading the love of god by serving others."my family is - we're a distance. but i was wondering what i was gonna be doing on christmas morning."restaurant owner derreck johnson is a member of pastor reems' congregation, and welcomes hungry people into his business in honor of his late mother, whose birthday was on christmas.he hopes the plates of three different meats, rice, veggies, and peach cobbler ...are a treat for people who often eat at shelters."people that usually don't go to restaurants, to be able to come to a restaurant, eat,

for the last five years, home of chicken and waffles has been home to free christmas brunch for anyone who needs it. "wedon't just say homeless. whoever would like to eat! some people just need fellowship. some people don't have family in the area. we invite them to come down and be with us."that's one of the organizers, pastor brondon reems.his parish, center of hope community church, and seven other churches spread the word through social media, and with flyers in homeless encampments.he says while preaching from a pulpit is great...the real ministry is out here - spreading the love of god by serving others."my family is - we're a distance. but i was wondering what i was gonna be doing on christmas morning."restaurant owner derreck johnson is a member of pastor reems' congregation, and welcomes hungry people into his business in honor of his late mother, whose birthday was on christmas.he hopes the plates of three different meats, rice, veggies, and peach cobbler ...are a treat for people who often eat at shelters."people that usually don't go to restaurants, to be able to come to a restaurant, eat, f

>> reporter: we ran into mother and daughter mary and sarah grim, they don't live close anymore so today they were finishing up their list. >> just fruits, and also, things for our brunch tomorrow >> reporter: and also getting quality alone time together. >> it is awesome. it is great. we live so far away, so she just moved to the area it is nice to get back together doing our thing. >> i enjoy her company a lot. >> reporter: holidays are all about. >> exactly. >> absolutely. >> very much so. >> reporter: great to see people starting to spend some family time. i wanted to make quick note there was a slight power outage here at wegmans earlier today that did cause confusion in the catering lines. they have about 500 order they are putting tout day but we are told things are running full steam ahead. reporting live from cherry hill, bob brooks, channel six "action news", christie. >> it looked packed inside there thanks bob. >>> for many families christmas season would not be complete without a christmas eve tradition. dozens spent the morning at termini brother's bakery in south philadelphia earlier this morning. for many people contact knoll he is, cakes and cookies ar

we head into tomorrow mornig, overnight. by the time you are headed out for that new year's eve brunch, temperatures will be around 21 degrees you to dress warmly and of course indoor seating definitely. i don't think any heated patios are going to work against these temperatures. as we move through your sunday, here is a look. 8:00 a.m., waking up, temperatures are going to feel like 3 degrees. down to the single digits is what it is going to feel like as we move through your sunday. some areas feeling like subzero temperatures. it can feel like zero degrees. moving through the day, not much relief. winds will be gusting 20 miles per hour. that's one of the reasons we are going to see temperatures feeling like the single digits through your sunday. we are counting down three, two, one. it will seem like we are counting down temperatures. they will be in the single digits as we head into your new year's. here is a look. new year's eve, you can see temperatures in the 20s. blustery conon as we head into new year's day, plenty of sunshine out there. your countdown forecast, 21 degrees at midnight. as you saw there, on that fut

for the last five years, home of chicken and waffles has been home to free christmas brunch for anyone who needs it. "we don't just say homeless. whoever would like to eat! some people just need fellowship. some people don't have family in the area. we invite them to come down and be with us."that's one of the organizers, pastor brondon reems.his parish, center of hope community church, and seven other churches spread the word through social media, and with flyers in homeless encampments.he says while preaching from a pulpit is great...the real ministry is out here - spreading the love of god by serving others."my family is - we're a distance. but i was wondering what i was gonna be doing on christmas morning."restaurant owner derreck johnson is a member of pastor reems' congregation, and welcomes hungry people into his business in honor of his late mother, whose birthday was on christmas.he hopes the plates of three different meats, rice, veggies, and peach cobbler ...are a treat for people who often eat at shelters."people that usually don't go to restaurants, to be able to come to a restaurant, eat,

this is brunch. >> it can all be done in your own kitchen. >> it can be included in breakfast items. >> thank you and speaking of dinner, christmastime went. you can chop it up. but it is yummy, tasty, and you can put your own glaze on there. >> i think it's finger food. >> it certainly is. you can't go wrong on that. tacos. again, leftover pork, i love it. you can actually use it to make a great taco, eggs, a little barbecue if you would like. and throw some scallons on there. you're good to go with a tortilla. >> i love the leftovers. >> yes. this is mac and cheese. the leading maker of light plant-based foods. but i went with their cheese for this mac and cheese. >> that is christmas love right there. >> exactly. >> i was saying. >> y'all going to have a great day achieved there. i also did -- i'm going to move on a little skillet here with the sausage and stuffing skillet. right. exactly. you know right. exactly. but throw some sausage. you can't go wrong. adam, you're enjoying. >> i love it. >> that's soup, actually. but it's restaurant quality. all you have to do is add water. takes five minutes to make. >> five minutes. that's my

we are going to do a picture show. >> our christmas was all about family, friends, brunch, and bacon. sizzling bacon. had a half a pack in the oven which cooked it nicely. we had an unfortunate incident. i tried to free him but i was worried someone was going to call the police. those are delicious gluten-free, dairy free cinnamon rolls. they are good. out riding bikes, palm trees and sunshine. my friend kathy made a most glorious pot roast in the history of mankind. >> well done. >> that was beautiful. >> christmas in a warm place. >> so much of what brings us together is great food and celebrating with family. >> and bacon and sticky buns. we had at a very calm, relaxed christmas. there we are by the christmas tree. i'm wearing a new shirt. she liked her presence. my mom -- i love this picture. if you look at it closely, my mom has a power tool. she said she wants a power washer. there's a story. the squirrels and chipmunks eat her garden. there's a water rabbit who livr her flower bed. i think i just given my mom a weapon and the rabbits are in trouble. the picture of the table laid out with everyt

for the last five years, home of chicken and waffles has been home to free christmas brunch for anyone who needs it. "we don't just say homeless. whoever would like to eat! some people just need fellowship. some people don't have family in the area. we invite them to come down and be with us."that's one of the organizers, pastor brondon reems.his parish, center of hope community church, and seven other churches spread the word through social media, and with flyers in homeless encampments.he says while preaching from a pulpit is great...the real ministry is out here - spreading the love of god by serving others."my family is - we're a distance. but i was wondering what i was gonna be doing on christmas morning."restaurant owner derreck johnson is a member of pastor reems' congregation, and welcomes hungry people into his business in honor of his late mother, whose birthday was on christmas.he hopes the plates of three different meats, rice, veggies, and peach cobbler ...are a treat for people who often eat at shelters."people that usually don't go to restaurants, to be able to come to a restaurant, eat,

we get late overnight sunday into irrelevantly part of monday. we'll keep an eye on that for you. shopping day for tomorrow, holiday shopping or lunch or brunch with friends 40 by midday and we're talking sunshine 4:00 hour at 4 degrees tomorrow highs into 40s. mid up toer 40s. 50 culpeper which is not bad and as we put it altogether for you here's a look at "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. temperatures on the rise. look at monday, tuesday, 60 degrees. unbelievable. like a week ach christmas and we start to cool down sl slightly. overall not bad. question have another system to deal with once we get to end of week. so by thursday i cannot rule out maybe a chance of showers and still overall for the week not bad. will we have a white christmas everybody wants to know that's the million dollar question. we could. keep our fingers crossed for you. back to you. >> i don't know what to say. i'm so happy. like i had really rough day this morning. he had people not happy with our service. this was really awesome. >> a special surprise for virginia waitress today. tip bombers left her a 1100 dip on 125 check onim tavern her sdwrn done. she lost eve

in brunch drinks, -- in broad strokes, we should want the process to succeed and we should do our best with the saudi's to build on our common desire andrding regional strategy to help them refine that strategy to make it more effective, more targeted, clearer with specific achievements and working in closer concert with its partners, especially here in washington. those are my views on our visit. i will turn it over to kate for what we learned in the uae. >> thank you, rob. i would like to start by thanking rob for the opportunity to participate in this trip. truly an amazing experience in all three countries for the insights we gained and the access we were granted. thanks for that goes to our host in the saudi arabia, oman, and the uae. engaged group of trustees. a truly amazing time to be in the region and not just because the weather was superb. -- returning to a chilly d.c. we arrived energized with this dynamism we experienced in saudi and rested from our weekend in oman. the uae was an important stop to make. it serves as a model in the region because of its diversified economy

we are doing it wrong. >> and take a walk and eat a brunch. >> is this in england. >> yes, england. >> etiquette experts over there say it is acceptable to open up presents after the morning church, services. okay. >> and before lunch, you know, as for the stockings, and you can dig into them as soon as you wake up, that is a tradition in my children's family. the stockings i would take off mantle and put at the end of their bed. all they had to do was open up their eyes and go to the even of their bed. >> so nice. >> so cute. >> bring the stock to go them. >> i didn't think of that, my wife did, their mother, yeah. >> so, i don't know, that is england. >> have you ever waited until after lunch to open up christmas gifts. >> i think there was one year we were so busy because we had to go to so and so's house, we woke up later then we thought, so we were like we will push this off and do it later. we didn't opened gifts until the evening. but i was older. when i was a kid, no, that was a priority we need to see these presents. >> we dot presents at my house and then we go over to my parent's house. then we do

. >> in a world of hurt and gravity and bottomless brunch, one man one wasn't satisfied and dared to dream big. >> we are dreaming big. >> this christmas or hanukkah or other non- judeo-christian holiday we celebrate dust off your space boot, cowboy. we are going to the moon, for real this time. >> will establish a foundation for an eventual mission to mars. >> but were not really sure when but were definitely going, probably. from the producers of executive action parts one through nine donald trump might send elliott as astronaut elliott sand. executive directive returns to the mood for the first time at last. [applause] greg: we are going to the moon and when we get there we will build a wall. [cheering and applause] all right. let's welcome tonight's guests. like toddlers in a shopping cart, he leaves them rolling in the aisles, fox news tom schilling. he is so sharp you can use them to doodle, former utah congressman jason javits. he is quirky, smirky and she loves her beef jerky, captains. and when he jumps robe the whole world complaints, former bodyguard and massive sidekick, tyrus. tom, what

we love that now. >> yes. >> this is a brunch item what is this. >> this right here is a breakfast hash. as i took left over meats we had last night, and put some bacon and sausage this morning. left overs, vegetables, basically take everything and put tonight a pan, and essentially in one pan, wonder >> this is the neat thing he will show us this we don't have a hot plate. we will pretend to do this quickly. >> we will pretend to have a sizzle judge vegetables and meat will go in the plate. >> don't touch it, thomas, you will burn yourself. >> take some fried eggs, fright eggs and add it on top. >> okay. >> to finish, i made, everyone has pie, or dessert, for, christmas dinner. so what i did was i took the apple pie and kind of made it -- >> this is apple pie. >> thinks it. >> i thought that was mayo. >> no, this is actually, a dutch apple pie smoothie, i took some apple pie, greek yogurt, little bit of sugar, cinnamon, and what i like to do is just, a little bit of cinnamon stick on top, and then just shave some nut meg on top and you have a easy bay to put this dessert. >> little bit o

we live in l.a. you cannot go to breakfast or brunch without being handed some avocado toast. like you want to pick yours up. >> i never put those two things together. >> we dink and then we sink it. >> yum. >> i'll be honest with you, that's not bad. >> that's not bad. [ applause ] >> getting in the holiday spirit. you'll get your healthy fats and your gingerbread on. >> tell you what, that's truly pretty good. okay. and what do we have up next? this is scrambled eggs -- >> of course. >> but what's on top. >> scrambled egg ises just normal staple of any breakfast but then the staple of the holidays is eggnog so we have eggnogified these scrambled eggs. [ applause ] and eggnog in there. >> all right. dink and dunk it >> that's close. dink it and sink it. you can dink and dunk it if you want to. >> oh. >> there you go. >> we're bonding over here. >> what do you guys think? >> it's okay. >> it's okay. >> i'm going to tell you right now, sagan, don't lie. it's nasty. >> it's not great. it is not good. >> that didn't work. >> it doesn't always work. we test so you don't have to. >>

brunch options. >> known for extensive menu of 250 menu items all made from scratch. >> and now small plates, thank you very much. >> weand saturday and sunday. >> if you don't mind we'll get to work here. >> what do you need me to do. >> our wet ingredients. butter milk to really balance the rich flavors. some eggs and little bit of vanilla is in there. really take our pancakes to the next level. >> shall i whisk. >> whisk. while do you i have dry ingredient all purpose flour, baking powder to get the pancakes light and fluffy. >> i was asking what is the secret? you said the batter and a nice flat surface. >> yes, ma'am. batter, butterly mill tock balance those flavors an little bit of sal. >> how is that. >> that looks great. >> that looks great. >> do i continue to whisk. >> you can continue but we're going to use this batter right here. >> out his so muchun staff for a just a second. >> these aren't regular pan pancakes. >> do you need this. >> we'll use this one more time. >> i'm sorry. >> normally this is cooking with como. >> for good reason. i imagine. >> we have ricotta cheese which is going to add moisture t

i'll go through some: what jumps out to you immediately >> what jumps out, i think we saw a big hike in the category 1. brunchth sweatpants, they ware it wrong, rihanna beauty is something else. >> explain that look to us we're seeing the rihanna, that beauty look. >> i guess. >> there it is. >> so rihanna beauty look just about like natural, makeup, no makeup look, a lot of highlighters, bronzers, glossy looks. >> minimize lots of makeup and go natural. there's a jeans trend. clear bare but ripped. what's going on with this >> i can't do without a ripped jean, officer it on right now, even though it's two degrees. i believe the ripped jean is a fashion statement, for the going to go anywhere, the same thing with the bare but jean be it's a great trend, i like it >> i like the rip. monica, what do you think >> the clear is silly >> you think the clear is silly >> it doesn't look good. >> certain body types. >> most body types. people are free to we're what they want to ware. >> if you can afford it, go for it, you know, if you think it looks good. >> listen, i'm not the fashion icon, here's where i say, just

i was having brunch with my wife and our daughter, elizabeth. people were forgetting about why we fought the cold war. people are forgetting about the victims of communism and the crimes of communism under the soviets and the chinese, and many other countries and regimes. so i said, we have to do something. ann said, you know what we need, we need a memorial to the victims of communism. it was her idea, i merely picked up a paper napkin and wrote on it, memorial victims of communism. borrowing from here.laffer the next day i called an old comrade in arms and said, would you join me in this great adventure to build a memorial for the victims of communism? that was 1990. it took us some 17 years. we had to negotiate the 24 steps which are called for by public law if you want to build a memorial in washington, d.c. brian: who sets those 24 standards? lee: that was done by the national park service with congressional approval. brian: if you go by your statue and stand in one particular location, you could see the capital of the united states. what makes you think anybody pays any atte

brunch for people and families in need of help including some who are homeless. every child in attendance got a gift and scarves, hats and coats. were handed out to the adults. >> we want to make sure people get joy they wouldn't normally have. if a place like this wasn't here today. >> year round the ministries brings together more than 105 churches and community groups to help those in need. >>> a holiday radio tradition found itself in a new home. long time local radio personality hosted the christmas today on 95.7. cord joined the new morning team after two decades on wmmr. each year he hosts the christmas show with his 88 year-old mother. betty. his brother also joins him on the fun. cord says it all started a way to spend time with his family on christmas while still doing his job. >> i wouldn't want to do this by myself. >> he probably couldn't. >> i would be lost. i would be crying during every song. i want to fwo home. >> at 88. she is the oldest radio personality in philadelphia. >> if you didn't like a present under the tree or you're looking for post christmas deals, area malls are opening early tomorrow. we checked for you. the cherry hill mall both p

brunch with my wife and our daughter, elizabeth. i was fretting already that people were forgetting about why we had fought the cold war.ple were forgetting about the victims of communism and the crimes of communism under the soviets and the chinese, and many other countries and regimes. so i said, we have to do something. ann said, you know what we need, we need a memorial to the victims of communism. it was her idea. i merely picked up a paper napkin and wrote on it, memorial victims of communism. the next day, i called an old comrade in arms and said, would you join me in this great adventure to build a memorial for the victims of communism? that was 1990. it took us some 17 years. we had to negotiate the 24 steps, which are called for by public law if you want to build a memorial in washington d.c. host: who sets those 24 standards? mr. edwards: that was done by the national park service with congressional approval. host: if you go by your statue and stand in one particular location, you can see the capital of the united states. what makes you think anybody pays any attention to this when they drive by? mr. edwards:

friday, erin but at least the weekend as we are already looking ahead to the weekend looks warmer and nicer. >> caitlin that saturday snow i walked down to brunchful. >> it was gorgeous. loved it. put me in the holiday spirit. for your monday morning commute look at all that green. we're problem free in southern maryland as well as through bowie. looking good in virginia through arlington and fairfax and problem free if you have an early morning flight to catch on the way to bwi reagan national and dulles. i mean, we are wide opened right now. enjoy the start to the work week. now, keep in mind all metro rail lines on time. the capital improvement projectle impacting the red line so red line back to normal this monday morning. southbound 270 from 70 to 121, 14 minute trip. little bit of volume increasing by clarksburg road. not enough to put a damper on those drive times. northbound side quiet up through 70. as you make your way out top side of the beltway outer loop looks really nice. 95 to the 270 spur. inner loop little bit of volume increasing but again that drive time still in the clear. this is a really great traffic report for your monda

for those partly to mostly cloudy brunch time frame, out and about, ringer around, maybe doing christmas shopping, 42 degrees , mostly cloudy, and it will be dry, then as we through the dinnertime time frame, still going with some generally cloudy skies, 37 degrees, for the temperature tours then starting to fall off getting later in the evening then toward the overnight as well. storm scan3, for the most part right now, shows that upper level moisture, shows the cloud cover trying to work its way in here but doesn't move in until a warmfront comes through, as oath aided with precipitation out to the midwest here, south of omaha, where the low itself s the front, warmfront anyway, tends to the east, will affect us, all of the precipitation along the cold front draped down to the south, that stays well to the south not affecting us too much. future weather, 7:00, we see precipitation starting to work its way in, snow flurries, maybe light windy mix areas through the lehigh valley. maybe even little bit in some of the northern suburbs, as well. as we head toward the midnight , 1:00, 2:00 time frame, better cha front comes all the way through, for some light

philadelphia where they served brunch to people and families in need including some who are homeless. eve every child got a gift. adults got hoscoats, hats, and gloves. >> weant people to give joy in a place they would not have if a place like chosen 300 was not here. >> all year, chosen 300 provides relief to churches and community groups and helps to feed the needy in seven foreign countries, as well. >> a lot of good work happens throughout this holiday. >> people back to work. >> getting back home after the holiday. pamela? >>> the minimum wage railroads are looking good. i'm seeing reports of hazardous conditions. we'll start in east norriton. germantown pike, all lanes closed between suite road and stanbridge street. we know that this is because there was water leaking on the roadway. that water, of course, and the cold temperatures with icing and freezing over. they had to call a salt truck. another problem at york road and cherry street. at abington other another problem spot, old york and keith road. also, want to let you know about the issues on mass transit. traveling septa, the broad street line, a little bit of improvement. southbound, everyth

this vegan weekend brunch menu provides classic tastes and textures while being completely plant-based and, of course, totally delicious. look at this amazing french toast. wet baked it in the oven. my mini quiche cups will impress your guests... and then we're just gonna flip them back over. while my dairy- and egg-free french toast will get raves. now we're just gonna pour this mixture over the bread. you want to put a good amount over each piece. all here today on "jazzy vegetarian." ♪ so let's do brunch ♪ [theme music playing] ♪ jazzy, you're gonna be healthy ♪ ♪ with the jazzy vegetarian ♪ jazzy, so snazzy ♪ we're gonna cook something healthy and light ♪ [scat singing] ♪ jazzy, so snazzy so join me in the kitchen right now.

brunch, we'll have more cloud cover out there today. but still maybe a few peaks of sun. temperatures will be in the 40s similar to yesterday as well, mid to upper 40s. however, we could have a few afternoon sprinkles, maybe a shower. thinking will be light, so we'll talk about that coming up ten day forecast? christmas. so we'll be talking about an early, early look at that coming up. >>> and a reminder that three stations remain closed on the red line this morning, including brooke land, ft. totten and the takoma station. metro is doing emergency repairs. service is expected to be back to normal in time for tomorrow. >>> the iteam working for you getting results. weeks before the legislature convenes for 2018, a key committee has formally approved plans for new ledggislation to protect your children. scott macfarlane explains the changes. >> reporter: this summer the news 4 iteam revealed a case child protective services found afternoon elementary teacher had engaged in sex abuse against a third grade girl. the teacher has always denied the accusation and was not charged but he was on a state abuse registry and he lost his appeal. but over a span of nearly two

we are complete. >> this looks so amazing. and i'm beyond excited. i'm going to dig in. >> good. >> and look at that egg on the newburg. perfect, perfect. >> amazing. i'll see you at brunch this sunday. >> to see today's recipe and all the recipe featured on the chef's kitchen, logon to chefskitchen.tv. >>> the winter olympics are fast approaching. torch arrived in pyeongchang this week. the relay made its way through some of the republic of korea's western districts, coverage of the pyeongchang 2018 winter olympic games begins february 8th right here on nbc 10. >>> now, the consumer warning. if you bought high tech toys for a child in your family, beware. hackers can use the devices to spy on your children. nbc 10's ron allen shows you how to protect your little ones in your family. >> reporter: tonight, a renewed alert from consumer advocates about hot tech toys that sound so smart. >> i promise not to tell anyone. it is just between you and me. >> reporter: cautioning hackers may be able to listen in, possibly infiltrating your network to steal personal data from your kids. >> research has shown that a lot of these toys have no security whatsoever, allowing hackers to

the thing that we don't know is because is that to put it branches have got different numbers of candidates of delegates that are going to be don't think this evening and so if brunches awaited more in terms of having a higher number of delegates that could sinkings to her side so either way it's going to be a very close election and a very tight race and i don't think that either candidate is going to win by a very large margin and what does either candidate have to offer a what will these candidates mean for the future of the potty which i guess has to be reunited and also for the country. well look you know glen of the things i think that i'm opposed to when we do that is that it would go some way in restoring business confidence and be good to the economy i mean we've already seen this evening the rand strengthening had a great team since the announcement got made his nomination i think that just points to how match the markets and how much business thinks of him as a capable cosen to steer the economy is especially in light of the current economic downturn to tell africa and i think that what she has got to suggest a long history in the in the party she's held s

for those slick spots early, although i do believe at brunch time, 10:00, 11:00, we'll start to have the wind, so that will help dry out the roadways. wenow-covered roadways, so be careful out there. otherwise, we may have some snow-covered roadways on tuesday morning. we're going to talk about the timing of maybe some sleet and some snow headed our way for tuesday morning. we'll time it out for you coming up. >> how's that for a tease? absolutely, we'll stick around for that. thanks, lauryn. >>> hey, if you've been to the library of congress, you rememberat great hall there. but you may be surprised. a lot of people were excited when that glass ceiling actually got smashed last year. not literally. but it meant a big change. >> news4's barbara harrison meets the woman who made history. take a look. >> reporter: it's america's monument to the power of knowledge. and while its glorious columned arches and vaulted ceilings are meant to symbolize america's grant achievements, the presence of women in the decorative paintings that line the walls here are in far greater number than that of women who have held this seat, that of the libraria

we are here at the rooster soup company. joined by the general manager, and just tell us what's happening right here as the chef whips up this imagination. >> bagel brunch first, well, new years day, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. it is kind of a collaboration between us and a few of the sister restaurant, as well as somebody called bart's bagels. bagels way made, flag ship restaurant, modern small place restaurant, the cured locks there in the center made at abe fisher, one of the sister restaurant, sweet pickles, little bit of dill. some sue-mack pickle onion on top. three spreads come along with that, as well. there is little bit of blue fish, duck fat butter, chicken skin on top and little bit of heard cream cheese. this is a spread that would be for two people. >> tell us about who this benefits and all of the resources this collaboration bridges to people in need? >> sure. so, we, all of the monday that i we make here is donate today org agents called broad street ministry. right there on broad street next at the university of the arts. and they benefit philadelphians, zoe sinkly when we first started, we had restaurant called federal donuts which m