weill be in t 60's tomorrow.ay t high in philadelphia is 70 degre, the o rord of 69 set 134 years ago. record of 60.ghe old and tnton record, and lmgton recordnd mount pocono just set a new record high of 60, and that's the currenteeture. not making know in the poconos now. if we hd at 66 or above after mnight,hat will be a new record highomrow set vy early in the morning. little bit heading through t day. satellite 6 and actn radar showing ts is a system the evening hours.ers thrghout once that moves through our skies will begin to clear. and tomorrow bright and nn a lot ner to look at than today. futuretracker showing around 2:00 in the morning you see the line of t gusty shows. and tn by the morning comme, bright sunshi, temratus in the 50's. so not that cold. andemperatures up into t l 60's. so 63 degrees and sll 18 degrees above normal. so still a very mild y, but not as warm as today. the winds wi the major theorth and east.ssure up to high pressure budgn fm the west. we get the wind tunnel effects. the win

say we have more resources available - a lot of those, the public may not actually even sese they weill be deployed ong the parade route at key areas for more rapid response.llivelater today, we'll tell you about the one californian tied to iowa in a special way. in pasadena, kevin barry, cbs 2 this morning be sure to stay with cbs 2 this morning for contiued coverage of the rose bowl. coming up next half hour, we'll haveore reports from both kevin and cbcb2 sport reporter zach hanely. and the road to the roses cbs 2.be sure to catch our pregame special *tonight. it starts right at 6-thirty.but if you miss it tonight, , will air again tomorrow morning on our sister station fox 28, at 7-30 a-m. now an update in the san bernardino mass shooting investigation. investigation.n.the man who purchased two of the weapons used in the attack is now officially facing terrorism charges.a judge handed down h the five-count indictment against enrique marquez on wednesday.authorities say marquez and syed farook planned two other attacks but never followed through with them.the san bernardino attack ki

((paula francis)) researchers at weill (weye-ll, rhymes with pile) cornell medical college have found that eating your entre first, before carbs, leads to significantly lower blood sugar and insulin levels. they tested food order on 11 diabetic patients having them eat a medium-sized roll, followed 15 minutes later by chicken and vegetables. louis aronne, md "on the day when they had the bread first, their blood sugar peaked in one hour at 200." ((paula francis)) on another day, researchers had the same patients eat the same meal except they saved the bread for last. this time, blood sugar peaked at 140, nearly normal after a meal. louis aronne, md "the differences that we saw occurred in every single patient." ((paula francis)) changing up food order could also help patients - diabetic, or not, lose weiht. rekha kumar, md, ms "people are less hungry when their insulin levels are lower." ((paula francis)) for mike, more time on his feet and leaving bread for last have been the recipe for success. // ((paula francis)) doctor aronne (ah-roh-knee) says the next step will be a larger tria

. >> reporter: their conflict sounding at times like a vice presidential debate, auditioning >> weill build a wall t tt works, and i'll get donald trump to pay for it. >> i'll build it. >> reporter: governor chris christie painted himself as a seasoned executive but he may not have helped himself with women voters with an analysis of today's terror scare in l.a. that sounded straight out of "father knows best." >> think about the mothers who will take those children tomorrow morning to the bus stop wondering whether their children will arrive back on that bus safe and sound. think about the fathers of los angeles who tomorrow will head off to work and wonder about the children. >> reporter: does any of this have the potential to change the race? >> i think donald trump comes away as still the leader. and i think ted cruz and marco ruruo are the peoplee closest at his heels. i think jeb bush tried in his way to be aggressive tonight but i think it's probably too little too late. >> reporter: voters at the qed >> i really couldldt pick a winner. lost me halfway through. >> reporter: as

they weill be deployed along the parade route at key areas for more rapid response. bor says the pasadena police department is federal agencies that are partnering to keep everyone safe. he says a year of preparation has resulted in more personnel and specialized equipment. i figure there is probably better securitytyow thananormal sosoe're going anywaygotta live your life. you can't just set and hide in a corner so they win that way too. we alsspoke with iowa presidenbruce harreld today about those security concerns. he says he has faith in the pasadena police department and all the state and federal agencies under their command. we're workrkg with all the locacaauthorities to continue to provide support but it's their show and were actually in their infrastructure and very respectful. they're doing a great job they were e doing a a wonderful job setting upupnd i think we're going to have a wonderful game. the city says the only new clear bag policy. they say selfie sticks, umbrellas and drones have always been banned. in pasadena, kevin barry, fox 28 news. new deta

and futuretracker showg around 8:00 weill see some showers again mainly sth of philadelphia.unchtime, this is when the rain really blossoms, eecially along the i-95 corridor and areas to the east. it is a fast-moving system. by 3:00 the steady rain along the ast. and by 80 atight lots of clouds with a little bit of this is really a qui hit of rain. mild for december with temperatures in the 60's. usually this time of year we have a cold rain if we have rain. heaviest rainetween 10:00 in the morning a 5:00n the evinglg t coast. and how much rnou get really depends in your location. all aut location. north and west of the i-95 corror about a quarternch to tee-quarters of an inch. and south of i-95 three-quarters to an inch along the coast where we will see the heaviest rain. and the elusive auweath seven-day forecast a rainy y, pecily the mdlef the high of 60 degrs.he mild side, behind e frontn friday, clouds baking for some sshine is there be windy and cooler. 51 deees. the real cold air unleashed saturday. the high only 42. the first day this moh with temperatures below norma

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they weill be depled ong the parade route at key areas for more rapid responseselliveelater today, we'll tell you about the one californian tied to iowa in a special way. in pasadena, kevin barry, cbs 2 be sure e stay with cbs 2 this morning for contiued coverage of the rose bowl. coming up next half hour, we'll have more reports from both kevin and cbs 2 sport reporter zach hanely. and the road to the roses continues all day long here on cbs 2.be s se to catch our pregame special *tonight. it starts right at 6-thirty.but if you miss it tonight, it will air again tomorrow, morning on our sister station fox 28, at 7-30 a-m. now an update in the san bernardino mass shooting investigation. investigation.the man who purchased two of the weapons used in the attack is now officially facing terrorism charges.a judge handed down the five-count indictment against enrique marquez on wudnesday.authorities say marquez and syed farook planned two other attacks but never followed through with them.the san bernardino attack killed 14 people.marquez is morning. prosecutors say the woman accused of runni

they weill be deployed along the parade ute at key areas for more rapid response. boyer says the pasadena police department is in charge of all the state and federal agencies that are partnering to keep everyon safe. he says a year of preparation has resulted in more personnel and specialized equipment. i figure there is probably better security now than normal so we're going anywaygotta live your life. you can't just set and hide in a corner so they win that way too. we also spoke with iowa president bruce harreld today about those security concerns. he says he has faith in the pasadena police department and all the state and federal agencies under their command. we're working with all the local authorities to continue to provide support but it's their show and were actually very respectful. they're doing a great job they were doing a wonderful job setting up and i think we're going to have a wonderful game. the city says the only new regulation for fans is a new clear bag policy. they say selfie sticks, umbrellas and drones have always been banned. in pasadena, k

i said at the outset that one of the reasons we wanted to have this summit was that we hope so weill be an accelerant can reach even more people more quickly than we have. you, i'mrting with curious to hear how we can do a better job reaching out to your constituencies. oft about the elevation these narratives we have talked about today? how can we get the communities involved to make sure these narratives are lifted up and these places are protected to be our touchstones going forward? >> i think it is also used. it hasn't necessarily broken out. youth is very important and right now, the first step is -- i have never felt there was a call from your industry, from your field for latino communities i have seen so far even though we play an important role in that. also, making it relevant -- how is it relevant to a young black to feeloung asian that.ted to you have no choice. minority, majority. it is more of cover than not. -- the community is going to double by 2040 and is already almost 18% of the entire population. are they going to use the buildings? it's not the right thing to d

. -- weill have four people were interrupted four times one at a couple of weeks ago and four people, one person at a time, and they will screen something and then the next day, the press will say, you have thousands of people here tonight and it will talk about three or four people -- and i case, 1 -- that person had a very weak voice. [laughter] mr. trump: what a weak voice. strange. strange. it's too bad. the funny thing is, i look at democrats and liberals and conservatives, republicans, and wouldn't be good for all of us if we could get together and really make our country great again? isn't that what we want to do? [applause] mr. trump: i will bet you if i spoke to that young woman that quickly -- i really think i could convince her that we are all in this together, folks. we want to have a strong country, right? -- what a good guy this is. you have been so great to me. a pastor and a great guy. he has been so great to me. i appreciate it, pastor. thank you. thank you. [applause] mr. trump: if you think about and you'll have some that can be satisfied no matter what, they're jus

weill put up a no-fly zozo where the russians are clearly kept informed. i want them at the table. they don't have to participate in it. i want them to understand there has to be safe areas on the ground. to learn and may be iplead to sya, you do not want chaos and the circumstance if libya, becaususwhat you have in libya now is an increasing force of isis? >> it's a totally fair question. gadhafi had amerin blood on his hands. gadhdhi was a thrhrt to the broader region. our european and arab friends certainly saw him as that and as you say, he was promising to track down his own people and kill themike cockroaches. i think one of the ways we need to approach this is continue the discussion about national unity but as a pre-condition say we need to join together right now befofo they get a stronghold and work to eliminate isis in cert. there are powers fighting in libya not in anyway identified with or allied with isis. confederation to try to push isis litererly into the sea before they get a stronghold. >> the question is also how different is she from the president? a lot of it

weill not see trump or clinton again until 2016, not that far away but bill and donald will come close to being face-to-face when they campaign a few miles apart. 2016, finally he. it will be a huge year. >> we do get a little bit of a breather before then. >> we do? >> 24 hours. >> because i got to go to new hampshire. i don't know about y you. >> thanks, cecilia. >>> noto a midair scare. an air canada flight ran into violent turbulence and was forced to make an emergency landing. more than 20 passengers injured. several taken off on stretchers. abc's david kerley is at reagan national airport with the latest on that, good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning amy. that hit so quick and so many the pilots decided to put the plane on the groun so they could get medical help. overnight they were forced to divert because of turbulencece. four serious injuries. will require assistance. >> reporter: passenger pictures showing oxygen masks deployed, the floor all a result of the the plane around. >> it was just like the roller coaster, the plane would just go down very straight a and go

her energy plan you know, the plant because their missions passionate in missions in africa nicolas weill going to be near zoo. that's the plan, it may not happen but that's the plan. i see that as a good model for ioc why the u.s. couldn't be come in 20 years, where germany is today without basically any sacrifice, you know? when i say more jobs, i mean the are going to be decent jobs with good incomes. so yes, there will be a chechen mission in the nature of consumption starting with the consumption of energy, but once we undertake that transformation i don't see that we would have to necessarily also undertake major changes in the level of consumption as it affects energy. we have been talking all about energy but joe mentioned agriculture. that's a different story. roughly 80% of greenhouse gas emissions are from energy sources. but that still leaves 20% from everything else. the biggest single additional source is agriculture. it's true we cannot keep running an agricultural system that first of all is eliminating the carbon sinks of force. so how do we maintain an agricultural syste