when you mask yourselves like that, you make yourselves targets. so that works as a disadvantage here now instead of marching, it's a sprint. upton tells their men to not cap their muskets. it's a sprint, get over here, start stabbing, then you can cap your rifles and start shooting. it has to do with speed and technology as well. >> he spent a lot of times -- >> mike hardy has a question over here. >> afternoon may 12th, 1864, in your opinion, if burnside doesn't stop to see what's going on on his left. does he have enough men to punch through the confederate line? >> that's a great question. i call this responsible vein ya's forgotten front. because burnside comes in. a lot of confederates talk about how if he had acted aggressively there's nothing that could have stopped them. that's the story of burnside over here on this flank for the first week. he is in etech tulle because he's tepid in his advances. so on the morning of the 12th, he launches that weak attack, his guys get repulsed. we'll look at some of those trenches a little later. he ref

just give yourselves extra time.east extra 40, 45 minutes this morning, that's where you are accident-free. speaking of accidents, this is where we do have a fatal crash this morning. a.c. expressway westbound. before pleasantville, right lane blocked. we can avoid the area, you certainly want to do so. another accident past route 42, that one pulled off to the shoulder, another one on 422 westbound near valley forge, that one also pulled all the way off to the shoulder but it is of course causing some slow downs even though it is pulled off to the shoulder. then look at the wide, take a look tip, schuylkill showing a loft red there. 29 miles per hour there. twelve as you push little further down toward route one, 37 on the vine. sixteen on 9a but 45 on the blue route headed in the northbound direction. >> take a look at this, very special visitor, please touch new see thumb weekends, santa claus, big guy, stopped by to meet with little girls and boys, to find out what they wanted for christmas. the meet and greet wi

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enjoy yourselves. sensibility must still rain. a quick word on food and titbits?, give them the meat, not the gravy or the fatty leftovers, or mince pies or christmas cake which will harm your pets. keep it to yourself, why not! we will hear from you later on your final thoughts. you have been sending in some lovely photos. jack and george wheeler, 2a yea rs photos. jack and george wheeler, 2a years ago, a pair of duties, in 1992. still a pair of cuties, recreating that special moment. and here, you can see in the space ofa and here, you can see in the space of a year, lucas went from bump to baby. and these families are having fun with this recreation, that was then. hey! that is a good one. if you have pictures like this, keep sending your photos in to us. we will try to show a few more later. i will be back with the headlines shortly. hello, this is breakfast on christmas morning with naga munchetty. it's 8:30. now, a summary of this morning's main news: a russian military plane has crashed into the black sea just minutes after taking off from sochi. the russia

you allowed yourselves to be taken prisoner? i taught you better than that. living on that station has dulled your wits. and that's it? after i've come all this way after all i've been through? that's all you have to say to me? what do you want me to say? i want you to say "thank you, elim. "your loyalty is most gratifying. but i couldn't count on you, could i? all you've done is to doom us... both. ( sighing ) sorry i'm late. what's he doing here? the dominion invasion of the alpha quadrant will affect cardassia every bit as much as it's going to affect us. besides, we need all the help we can get. the dominion picked a perfect time to invade. the cardassian and romulan fleets are in shambles and between the klingon war and the recent borg attack starfleet's spread pretty thin. then we're going to have our hands full. there are at least 50 dominion ships headed our way. they could just be the first wave. how soon can we expect reinforcements? at maximum warp, two days. dax: not soon enough. what help can we expect from cardassia? my ship and my crew are at y

so i like to give this time an opportunity for each of the panelists to introduce yourselves and just tell us, you know, a little bit about yourselves and really, truly, the legendary qualities that have you sits before us today. if we could start with you, mr. coal. >> age before beauty. now did you automatically assemble? you look almost alphabetical. i suppose we go chronologically. >> my name is richard "dick" cole 689 in january of 1942, i was assigned to the 17th bombardment group at pendleton, oregon. a few days afterwards, we got instructions that we should -- were moving to columbia, south carolina. we had up to that point in time, i had very few hours as a second lieutenant and a copilot in the 34th bomb group. any way, we moved to columbia, south carolina. and were there for two or three weeks. and the word was passed that they were looking for people to volunteer for a dangerous mission. the pilot that i was assigned with on the trip from pendleton to columbia was a very nice gentleman, and he was a good pilot. so we teamed up and decided to go on the mission. a few days i

give yourselves extra time. upper darby transformer fire here.king more about this as we come back. first, we will take a quick break. stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back. >> headlines from across the region, bucks county furrier times $3.5 million generated from casino fees is being told out. bucks county redevelopment authority handed out grant money to funds law enforcement and public safety needs in the different moon as tis such as police cars, radios, e in. s technology. frees from the parx casino have dispersed more than $25 million into the community over the last nine years. >>> the burlington county times westhampton has approved a multi message billboard on i295. two sided billboard can have messages for time, and used for alerts. >> and the intelligence ers reporting all tile allergies are nothing to sneeze at. doctors say the week before christmas can be miserable for allergy sufferers, be aware of sugar plumbs, can't recalls, that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware v

all you young people give yourselves a big hand. thank you. [applause] same thoughts from you james, then we will open it up for questions. >> one of the things i would like to say that was just touched on, you will not always be appreciated for what you do. even here in the military, those who are in the military, they can be so shallow and there thinking that they do not even say we have the same quota memorial day that occurs every year for some reason. i have given speeches before members of congress, before baseball stadiums, you name it. not once have i ever been called upon to do it for the military here. ship, i was a the soldier wearing my uniform, the korean war uniform, the people in the navy were not necessarily enthralled to see me here, because it should be the navy that is honoring the navy. they were wise enough to choose me to be a part of the ceremonies. i started to mention the memorial day concert. i have tried and my assistant has tried for years to have me to participate in that. whoever the powers that be are, basically

you need to educate yourselves and you need to educate those who are around you about this system of incarceration that we have built for 40 years. you need to talk to your children about it. you need to show people that video, and the father's day video. you need to talk to friends and spouses. you need to go watch ava devarnay's film the 13th and have discussion groups. if you have book groups have a movie group. it is so important for all of us to get engaged, to make sure the kind of neglect that led us to where we are now is not going to exist anymore, and in fact, being informed and engaged is the thing that's going to make the difference and the broad complex of policy that we have to turn around. so we have a lot of hard work to do. we need everyone. we need good policy, but most of all, we need inspired and tireless citizens like yourself. thank you very much for being here. [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> tonight it's great attacks of the civil war and at 8:00 p.m. it's the atlanta and then at 8:45 and then it's a break through and then at 10:45 is civil war and then that's t

difficult address our mirrors to reduce blind spots people on bicycles maybe be in our blind spot give yourselves plenty of time to react look out stay on the road from building to building not just curve to curve check driveways and behind parked vehicles for people that enter our path turning vehicles are especially dangerous important people walking and collisions often occur when vehicles are making tunnels when you turn remember check for people using the crosswalk before starting you're turn watch for people on bikes traveling in the ongoing direction always check our mirrors and blind spots patience pays off take a moment to make sure you're clear while it might feel you'll save time by driving fast or turning without checking you won't save driving only adds a few semiautomatic to our trip a collision can cost you, your job or someone's live here's important things to remember all crosswalks are legal and pedestrian have the right-of-way people cross the street anywhere children and seniors and people with disabilities are the most vulnerable think city strits give buses and streetcars a

we need good policy, but most of all we need inspired and tireless citizens like yourselves. thank you very much for being here. [ applause ] >>> while congress son break we're showing american history tv programs normally seen only on the weekend here on c-span3. we start at 8:00 p.m. eastern with sport and race followed by coroner's in the 19th century south, u.s. refugee policy since world war ii and white supremist group. that's tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> this week on c-span3 in primetime. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern president barack obama and japanese prime minister shinzo abe visit the pearl harbor naval base. mr. abe is the first prime minister to visit the site. a review of house and senate hearings from 2016. on topics including the flint, michigan water crisis and the wells fargo unauthorized act scandals. >> seriously you found out that one of your divisions had created 2 million fake accounts, had fired thousands of employees for improper behavior and had cheated thousands of your own customers and you didn't even once consider firing her ahead of herrer t

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little ones like yourselves. they grow. none are necessary. "love." ha ha ha ha. strange words-- children, love. what is love? love is... when two people are... ahh... yes. the holding. the touching. vaal has forbidden this. well, there goes paradise. these people... are from another place. they have come among us. welcome them! e to vaal. welcome to vaal. our homes are open to you. well, thank you. it, uh, does something for you. yes, indeed it does, captain. it makes me uncomfortable. i am sayana. you have a name? yes. spock. i am spock. ha ha ha. spock? ha ha ha. ha ha... come! this house is your house. i will send you more food and drink. you are welcome in the place of vaal. planet was trying to kill us. it doesn't make sense. nothing makes sense down here. kirk to "enterprise." come in. scott here. status report, scotty. no change, captata. the orbit is decaying along computed lines. no success with the warp drive. we're going down, and we canan stop it. i'm sick of hearing that word "can't." get that ship out of there! sir, we're doing everything withinn en

. >> you just put yourselves in shoes of terrorist and see what would be the way f you're in a mall or crowded street or if you're anywhere or public place even in priv meeting, board meeting. remember in california what happened or new know night club such as what happened in orlando have the instincts of being in koyrpt terrorism situation. >> meanwhile organizer for holiday markets downtown are working closely with d.c. police on security warnings and issues. >> happening today here in the district. the december d.c. council could take a final vote on proposal to give workers paid family lever in the country and the proposal which was watered down in fist vote earlier this month gives eight weeks of paid leave for the birth or adoption of a child and would also allow 6 weeks to care for a sick child or parent. the bill calls for d.c. businesses to pay a new tax to fund the family leave. but just yesterday council members say and evans put forth a new bill that calls on private employers to provide the paid time off without having to pay a tax. smaller businesses would be eligible fo

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power and produces that forward directed power we call hope so i invite you to share go amongst yourselves to enjoy coffee and conversation to take a tour of this afterward and our educators in the grand halfway to share about s sf or easily walk two blocks to the ferry building east right here on mission to see the current selections that we've laid out from your research library i'd like to ask all of my dignitaries on the stage this is an edward mia bridge some of you know the work famous for the motions studies as well as landscapers one he was asked to festivity of the construction of u.s. mint so this is a side reproduction from one of mia bridges photos we love it is active the cones not erected yet so we would like to have all of us sign self-as a way to remedy this day and celebrate the next phase of mint thank you very much and we'll sign and you guys can sign but please enjoy the other side of the building. >> thank you, >> good evening and welcome to the tuesday, december 7, 2016, meeting meeting of san francisco board of appeals presiding officer commissioner president honda a

god has given you one face, and you make yourselves another. music: "breathe me" by sia.re caught between desire and expectation. i do enjoy the dazzling glare of bollywood, but sometimes i don't know who i'm supposed to be. in hamlet, i can't ignore the agony of ophelia. just as we can't ignore the tragedies unfolding around us every day. in indian society, there are limitations. but there is liberation too. i'm hopeful for an ophelia who doesn't drown in the river, but swims strongly to the other side. oh, woe is me to have seen what i have seen. see what i see. sha kespeare's plays may be written in words, but in a moment, we'll hear how it was the imagery and themes that chimed with a dance group during the lebanon civil war. next, though, it is the qualities of his language that enable a deaf musician to hear. chimes your tales, sir, would cure deafness. when it comes to the works of william shakespeare, ifind myself seeing his tales through sounds. it's a subject close to my heart, as i am a musician whojust happens to be profoundly deaf. when i read the tempest, th

how do you actually differentiate yourselves from them?an: i focus beyond the growth markets, as well as our core markets rehab, are really around a team-based approach to asset management businesses, which is andsor, portfolio manager, customizing our portfolios, rather than saying it is a one-size-fits-all. that is the differentiated model and our ability to deliver that across the market, rather than saying there was only one marketplace we deliver from, we will talk to and we feel it is important rather than when you feel it is important as a client, from what we have seen from the regards of down the polls, commentary from bankers associations, we continue to deliver on the model and stay focused more than anything else. julie: thank you for coming in. alan mcknight is regions bank chief investment officer for the wealth management business. mark: coming up, the head of europe's biggest group, the chief executive talks to us on how everything from trump to brace it --brexit affects the line. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: you are watchin

bep >>> take a look for yourselves. 12 inch water main gave way. crews shut down the water line. repairs are not expected to be completed until tomorrow morning. some of the pipes in this area are 150 years old. traffic not impacted. only two businesses effected. if that had happened overnight -- >> boy. >> it could have possibly have frozen. >> you can see that steam coming off off of that water. it was probably moving enough to prevent freezing. south of san jose we had upper 20s. tomorrow morning looking at numbers in the mid-to upper 20s again. napa a little more 28 degrees. san francisco is a little island of warmth. low 40s tomorrow morning. immune from the frost advisory. tomorrow's highs mid-to upper 50s. so slowly temperatures starting to warm a little bit as we get the on shore winds and more moisture in it. it will bring temperatures up but stay tuned for next weekend now. may be looking at showers approaching christmas day which would mean white christmas. it could be as low as 4. >> it would be night but not as cold. >> yeah. >> pretty good. >> we do have more local

so if you are going this way, over in jersey, take your time, also, give yourselves extra time on tops take a look at the ben franklin bridge. actually this is the vine street expressway right now with some building volume in both directions, but for ten of 7:00 in the morning, actually not too bad. this is normally one of the trouble spots, if you are headed in and out of the city of philadelphia. so that's the vine looking a-okay right now. this is in wilmington, 459 northbound past 12th street. accident right here. and as we go to pennsylvania, joshua road, germantown pike, accident in the intersection, blogging some things there. over to new jersey, water main break, us130 northbound at 47, the right lane blocked there. but, our trouble spot obviously is 295 northbound, i'll keep an eye on that. >> pat, thanks so much. it is now 6:49. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us live now from new york, with a preview. morning, nora. >> good morning, to you, greg, jan. we start with weather. there is heavy snow and cold weather across the country, tracki

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right now at 11, a bitter cold night and brace yourselves we've got to get through another cold day tomorrow. we've also got parts of the area under winter storm watches as the weekend begins. i'll have the forecast. keeping you save in the city. tonight, d.c.'s former mayor is questioning the current mayor's message. i'm very excited to be here. and a sitcom star helps deliver a special surprise for dozens of local students. your news starts right now. baby it's cold outside. they know us really well. i don't think they want us to start the show that way. we begin with the bitter blast of cold air that has blan >> i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. today by the way, the coldest day since last february. it was also the coldest december day since december 14, 2010. get this way, on this day last year it was 67-degrees outside. >> i remember that. > sue palka is here with an update on the winter weather. >> hey, sue. hey, this is the warmest i've been all day. you had to watch the 10:00 news to get the reference. if you're not much whatting you don't get it. you have to much what. we've had

but try and put yourselves in that african-american shoes as a law enforcement officer.'t, i'll never be able to do that, but what i can do is understand that my corroborate is to follow those laws as best as i possibly can. >> armstrong: i want to bring something you just mentioned. you can't put yourself in african-american shoes. i don't agree with that. i think it's easy, ki put myself in anybody's shoes. want you to go somewhere with this. i read recently a major polling company did a poll. they asked white democrats, this is interesting, and white republicans what their thoughts are blacks when it comes to crime. almost 60% of white republicans said, blacks do not like working, they're prone to crime, and they're lazy. 62% of white liberals said, they were prone to crime more so than anybody else, 40% said they were lazy, and they were also that they had less value. so what you learned from that poll is that a perception of blacks as criminals is no different among democrats as it is among republicans. isn't that part of the problem? that you believe that because o

difficult address our mirrors to reduce blind spots people on bicycles maybe be in our blind spot give yourselves plenty of time to react look out stay on the road from building to building not just curve to curve check driveways and behind parked vehicles for people that enter our path turning vehicles are especially dangerous important people walking and collisions often occur when vehicles are making tunnels when you turn remember check for people using the crosswalk before starting you're turn watch for people on bikes traveling in the ongoing direction always check our mirrors and blind spots patience pays off take a moment to make sure you're clear while it might feel you'll save time by driving fast or turning without checking you won't save driving only adds a few semiautomatic to our trip a collision can cost you, your job or someone's live here's important things to remember all crosswalks are legal and pedestrian have the right-of-way people cross the street anywhere children and seniors and people with disabilities are the most vulnerable think city strits give buses and streetcars a

you might be asking yourselves if this has ever happened before. there have been faceless electors as they're called. last time there were more than two in one election was in 1832. there needed to be 36 for this one. faceless voters to keep donald trump out of the white house. that is an extremely tall order. so it is not expected to happen. live in the digital operations center, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> u.s. senators are calling for a special bipartisan panel to investigate cyber attacks. >> we're going to find out what the russians are doing to our political system, what others might do to our political system. >> we need to get to the bottom of this and find out what was done. >> intelligence sources have told nbc news u.s. officials believe that russian president vladimir putin is personally involved with trying to influence the u.s. elections. the cia concluded it was done to help mr. trump. >> more than half of americans are concerned. 55% say they are significantly bothered by the news that hackers in connection with a foreign gover

but brace yourselves. it's going to feel like we're in the single digits and soon here's howard bernstein with the first alert forecast. >> remember when it got cold last week? that was a modified arctic air mass, this one will be a pure arctic air mass and going to be colder and drier eventually. how the humidifiers going and you can help just keep the static as little static shocked down. we have some sunshine but look at the clouds and let me get out of the way and you can see it better. from the west and southwest i expect us to be mostly cloudy later on and the cold has really taken told. not so much here, well into the 0s. other side of the -- 40s. other side of the mountains, detroit, chicago, indianapolis, muff of ohio now in the teens. these are air temperatures and windchills are even worse. they're going to be in the single digits in fact our windchill starting tomorrow will be in the single digits most of the day maybe getting into the low teens. so get ready for that. enjoy this afternoon. it'

of this quaker philosophy, in the sense they are the plain people, you don't name things after yourselves. what less controversial things than 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and locust and walnut and chestnut. >> were there a lot of walnuts and chestnuts on this street? i'm picturing the original philadelphia, nice rows of trees and that's not the case. that's not the case at all. >> so if you get upset or angry, look to nature and know it's connected to walnut and spruce. >> no controversy. you can't -- there's no reason to unname locust street locust. >> philadelphia connected to a rich history of immigrants as well. >> absolutely. starting with william penn, he was given this colony in 1681 by king charles ii in honor of his father also named william penn. so we call them admiral penn or sir william penn to differentiate him from william penn our father. he owed the admiral a debt and gave william penn 45,000 square miles now a good chunk of pennsylvania, to pay off that debt. now i had just mentioned as a quaker he didn't name things after themselves, sometimes when i give tour groups, how did we name

you would most likely become captives yourselves. my team will penetrate their base of operations. to me like you're planning an assault. did it ever occur to you that that could get the captain and t'pol killed? we've dealt with this sort of threat in t t past. swift, decisive action is the logical response. you're awfully trigger-happy for someone who's repressed his emotions. they've threatened the life of a vulcan officer. we must discourage any such incidents in the future. this isn't your planet. maybe the coridan government has something to say about this. i've already been in contact with the chancelelr. you probably wouldn't mind if they got caught in the crossfire. you'd consider it payback for what happened at p'jem. it's not vulcan policy to negotiate with terrorists. not even if it saves lives? any data you may have on the location of your captain and the sub-commander would be useful. sorry, we don't have anything. warm up the shuttlepod. we can't eat like this. friendly. (grunts) (grunts) can yoyopick up yours? no. dig

>>> brace yourselves for a siberian express barreling down from the north pole bringing chilly conditions. >>> the truly extraordinary life of astronaut, marine, senator, and american hero, john glenn. >>> break overnight, south korea's president impeached. >>> kirk douglas prepares to celebrate his 100th birthday. >> things that will get you banned from uber for life. >>> good morning, i'm ayman mohyedin. >> millions of americans are in the path of a treacherous weather system that will blanket much of the country in the coming days. >> there was a deadly 40-vehicle pileup where three were killed and a dozen injured along interstate 96. it happened near whiteout conditions, dangerous travel, a polar vortex and much, much more. all of that is on the way. here is nbc's kristin dahl grin. >> reporter: another multi-vehicle accident near erie, pennsylvania, sent several people to the hospital. in upstate new york, a funnel cloud, along with blowing snow and slippery roads. >> we had to drive really slow. >> even the professionals had trouble. some areas could see more than two feet of this l

. >> reporter: so you're buying for yourselves? >> absolutely. then we get what we want. >> reporter: while many people are coming here today, increasingly many are doing all this shopping from home. new members -- numbers point out that 10% of total sales are projected to be done online. that's about $95 billion nationwide. at kohl's, aaron koslow, wusa 9. >> the national retail federation is also asking what people are buying and found half of them went for clothing and third of shoppers but toys this holiday season. >>> we are following two big stories in virginia. a woman is dead and her husband is facing drunk driving charges after this early morning crash in centerville. investigators say 32-year-old darling ramirez was thrown from her husband's car and killed when it crashed onward way road. the couple was not wearing seatbelts. police have charged 31-year-old carlos armando with driving while intoxicated. fairfax county police are investigating the homicide on blarney stone court. that is where they found henok yohannes with trauma to his

but, so we are recommending too that try to behave yourselves under the law, because if you commit any violations and you are taken to the court, so immediately you are reported to the immigration authorities. so, in that case, you will be--if you have no documents or you have no regular immigration citations, so the federal government will know that and some measures could be stated. damian: so, it's not too hard. just follow the law and you might be okay. well, if you'd like more information, the mexican consulate, again, has moved. they used to be on zanker road. now they're here on enzo drive in the south end of san jose. there's the number to call for more information. thank you, senor consul. mauricio: but one more thing. but the mexican government has opened a line, an emergency line, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. it's a line "estamos contigo," we are with you. the number is 1-877-632-6678. damian: great. thank you so much. mauricio: so, you can get information there. damian: all right, and we'll see you in 1 hour on telemundo. gracias. mauricio: very good. damian: all right, a

and now, prepare yourselves -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very kind.verybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. happy monday, i guess. hopefully by now you've come to

and in new york, brace yourselves. cars sliding off the roads in new mexico. and weather alerts across 23 states. snow and heavy rain from california to massachusetts. david kerley starts us off tonight. >> reporter: for some tonight, the holiday road home is a blizzard of snow and ice, with a wreath to keep the spirit in iowa. it's flooding out west. california, hit hard by rain. rescuers pulling people from the water. starting today, more than 93 million americans expected to hit the roads through the new year. and some of the nearly 2 1/2 million flying today, delayed. part of it that rain again. both san francisco and los angeles suffering the most significant delays, averaging more than an hour and a half in the bay area. >> we got here early to try and beat this. >> reporter: and los angeles, 90-minute delays, too. >> we are going to miss our flight. >> reporter: l.a.x. has been plagued with problems for days. the rain, heavy crowds, and construction on its runways. taking longer for jets to get to and from the gate. backing up planes, and people. >> thi

before we depart for the reception, i just want to thank everyone for being so generous to bring yourselves to this space and celebration of the american book award, our winners this year and the before columbus foundation. so, thank you, for sharing your time with us this afternoon. and, again, for the winners of the award, if you could please join me on stage, tennessee reed would like to take some photographs of you as a group. if you like. you feel like carrying it? [inaudible conversations] >> again, thank you. tennessee, i'm going to turn it over to you. you're the director now. you let folks now. okay. thank you. >> right now on booktv from 2012, author steve coll reports on ex-so son mobile's influence in foreign affairs and bringous this program in light of president-elect's trumps nomination of exxonmobil chairman and crowe rex tillerson to be secretary of state. >> hi, steve. thank you for joining us at ward ward ward today and congratulations on what is quite an achievement. really enjoyed the book. it read like a novel. like nonfiction in places which i'm sure that as a writer

alison says, you've been talking to people who are working over christmas but you have forgotten yourselvesgood show for us to watch this morning. thank you, alison, merry christmas. i'm not alone in the studio, i have a great tea m alone in the studio, i have a great team behind me who are all very happy and very festive. it's not only christmas, it's the first full day of chanukah. if you're worried about christmas, cooking the turkey or whatever, i've got a team of experts to help us through the day. here with me are reverend sally hitchiner, rabbi benjy rickman, agony aunt suzie hayman, vet, cameron muir and gp dr aisha awan. chanukah is tied in with christmas this year which won't happen again for several years. chanukah is a jewish festival for the community and family to bring everybody together and when you haven't got the pressure of going to work and not had tojuggle the pressure of going to work and not had to juggle responsibilities with regular life. reverend sally, people build up to this with the food, arranging family, manic christmas shopping. what are you thinking about to

did you win $1,000, but you now have the privilege of going first in telling america all about yourselves ahead. thank you. hi, i'm ray linford. my wife caroline and i live in orem, utah.

attorneys, quote, you don't want to get involved with the sheriff's office if you can't control yourselvescosby has pleaded not guilty in the case and has denied all allegations of sexual assault. we now await the judge's decision on whether the 13 accusers can testify. >>> in boulder, colorado, police hope new dna testing technology will help them in the decades old case involving the death of jonbenet ramsey. the move stems from a joint investigation by two colorado news organizations including nbc affiliate kusa that uncovered apparent flaws in the interpretation of dna testing on the toddler's pajamas. the boulder county d.a. and police chief revealed they'd like to use new dna tests that would give them greater access to a dna base that includes genetic profiles of 15 million people. she was found dead on december 26th, 1996. >>> just ahead, in the biggest season yet, a new winner of the voice has been crowned. >>> plus, the biggest tech titans on the planet are meeting today with president-elect donald trump and one of them is promising 25,000 new jobs. water. down came the rain and

i think generally leadership involves surrounding yourselves with people who can talk to you like a peer does. that's true specially of the general counsel. >> what is your impression of the results from our polling question? 9% very worried, 60%, somewhat concerned. 30%, not at all. 30%, in denial. the 9% that were very worried if you could come see me afterwards, leave your number. i don't know who the not at all people are. it is interesting you would vote not at all even if you didn't think there was a problem. often people hedge. you can't always know. there are some companies and it is great if that's what your view is, that at least must mean reputationally you are doing something correct, because it does turn out to be often the case in my experience that when we investigate people in certain companies, sometimes there is a lot of surprise. sometimes there is no surprise at all. in the instances where we charge somebody where there was no surprise at all, the galleon group and the case is finished, there was not a lot of surprise that there was a lot of bad conduct going on there

>> so brace yourselves, everyone, incredibly low temperatures and painful will you cold winds upon us. >> the first arctic black of the season means chilly morning for commuters, "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live from center sit which more on how this city is coping with the cold. good morning, there, anita. >> good morning, greg, jan, well, i for 1:00 a.m. not coping. pat, i'll definitely switch with you. i need to do some pushups or something. you can feel the biting chill in the air. we have seen people wrapped up in scarfs, hoods today, so how are philadelphians preparing for this cold, round of winter weather coming? well, that just depends on who you ask. >> the season has been out of sing. >> but step outside this morning, you'll be met with the chilly wake wake-up call. >> cold. >> after relatively mild fall, many across the delaware valerie not quite ready for winter weather to head our way. >> i'm super bundled. but it is still cold. i'm just trying to, you know, basically stay up out of the -- staying in the house today. once i go home, after work, house, that's it.

prepare yourselves. it doug hill is in the weather center.hits you so hard. >> this will be the worst of it. . the windchill in washington, it will wake up to air temperatures. we have gusting wind after sunrise. we get in the late tomorrow night or saturday morning when the combination could be a brief issue in the metro area. the county shaded in blue , maybe some accumulated ice and sleet in that area. with a wintry mix, changing from rain in the metro area. morningy, rain in the and midday. it will turn breezy and a lot colder. on deck with the very latest. people remember the greats. craig sager is one of the best in the business. he lost his long hard-fought battle with leukemia. he was first diagnosed in 2013 and underwe transplants. they were good turner sports for more than 30 years. 65 years old. redskins, getting ready for their showdown with carolina. a huge game with playoff implications. >> we show how much progress we made. >> will put among greg olson, probably. it will be a great matchup. just a huge figure in this business,

give yourselves extra time there. then look at the vine, not closed overnight for the construction, westbound starting to see brake light go off jump in the front. schuylkill. eastbound side actually looking pretty goodment peak into new jersey 42 freeway northbound at creek road, 95, that's what you are looking at, not bad. pretty typical. definitely starting starting top there. construction route one north, at 72, on and off-ramps are closed. they will be closed between seven a.m. and 43:00 p.m. that is for a paving project. the lanes blocked between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. that's going to go through late january. rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. >> police are investigate a deadly crash in northeast philadelphia. they say hi speed may be a factor. this is the scene last night at woodward and the boulevard. you can see the front end of the silver mercedes was completely smashed in. according to police, the car was speed whg it slammed into the back after school bus and burst into flames. the crash killed two