." - bill stowe - des moines water works in the midst of december, iowans are preparing for a wet christmas, rather than a white one. 4:19:20 "obviously, rain and electricity don't mix, so it has produced a little bit of a challenge for us. we did have to unfortunately have to close last night, due to that and a transformer going out. because obviously, without electricity, it's hard to have lights on." - chris voggesser - president & ceo, make-a-wish iowa chris voggesser with "make-a-wish iowa" is working around the wet weekend. make-a-wish hosts the "jolly holiday lights" show in water works park every year as a fundraiser. but heavy amounts of rain, with the risk of a flooded river, means "lights out." 4:20:11 "obviously with the rain, it could cause some flooding issues." as flooding becomes an increasing concern tonight...the jolly holiday lights show is closing twenty days early. bill stowe with des moines water works suggests this weather could be the "new normal." 4:13:10 "thousands of people have been in paris the past couple of weeks talking about climate change issues. so, kind o

we're the immigrants who stowed away on ships to reach these shores. the huddled masses yearning to breathe free. holocaust survivors. soviet defectors. the lost boys of sudan. we're the hopeful strivers who cross the rio grande because we want our kids to know a better life. that's how we came to be. we're the slaves who built the white house. and the economy of the south. you're the ranch hands and cowboys who opened up the west. the countless laborers who laid rail and raised skyscrapers and organized for workers' rights. we're the fresh-faced gis who

but bill stowe says they will close if the raccoon river continues to rise. and it is expected to... the river is currently at 12.14 feet.... flood stage is 12 feet. the national weather service anticipates it will reach moderate flood stage... cresting tuesday night just over 16 feet. the rain has already forced the clive greenbelt and trail system has been temporarily closed as flood waters have covered most of the trail. nearby walnut creek has reached 10 feet... the national weather service says it could crest over 12 feet... officials don't know yet how long the trails will need to remain closed. the weather is also putting a damper on a holiday staple... the "jolly holiday lights" show had to be shut down for the rest of the season when rain caused a transformer to go out. des moines' water works park has hosted the lights show for the past 20 years... it raises money for iowa's make a wish organization. it's typically open through new year's day. police are looking for the man they say fired shots inside a fort dodge bar. it happened at the dodger tap

but bill stowe says they will close if the raccoon river continues to rise. and it is expected to... the feet.... flood stage is 12 feet. the national weather service anticipates it will reach moderate flood stage... cresting tuesday night just over 16 feet. the rain has already forced changes in clive... the clive greenbelt and trail system has been temporarily closed as flood waters have covered most of the trail. nearby walnut creek has reached 10 feet... the national weather service says it could crest over 12 feet... officials don't know yet how long the trails will need to remain closed. the weather is also putting a damper on a holiday staple... the "jolly holiday lights" show had to be shut down for the rest of the season des moines' water works park has hosted the event for the past 20 years.. but when rain started to fall, crews had no choice but to pull the plug completely. 4:19:20 "obviously, rain and electricity don't mix, so it has produced a little bit of a challenge for us. we did have to unfortunately have to close last night, going out. beca

the union cause had the standing and moral credibility because here was a woman like harriet beecher stowe who kind of put her stamp on it. who said, this is what we -- this is what it is all about. if we can refer back to this woman's concern, then it gives our cause moral credibility. by 1863, lincoln of course was now pursuing a policy of emancipation to end slavery. he, himself was trying to put , the war on a higher moral foundation, so it makes sense that he would, in some way, draw on the endorsements of somebody like harriet beecher stowe. now in the south, white southerners did something similar, although obviously they were not putting the same emphasis on emancipation. they portrayed southern white women as a source of moral inspiration for their cause, for the confederacy, and they even made the argument that they were fighting for the war in the first place to protect her women. obviously -- protect their women, obviously in this case, white women. we can find contrast between north and south and the way they thought about women and the way they thought about gender. and here

a crisp winter saturday morning in stow, ohio, just outside akron. officer steve miller is on a call about a dump truck stolen the night before. miller surveys the scene and returns to the department to file a report. but as he pulls in, dispatch notifies him that the truck owner he just left has tracked down his missing truck and he's following it. >> i'm just thinking who would steal a dump truck and still be driving it around in the city after they stole it during the night? >> within minutes, officer miller spots the dump truck as it approaches a stop sign. miller approaches behind and prepares to pull it over. but whoever is driving that truck has no intention of stopping. soon another officer is on the scene in an suv. a third officer, sergeant ron jones, speeds towards the scene while his fellow officers use their cruisers to box in the monster truck. >> i'm just thinking, okay. he's stopped. he's going to bail out. he realizes this isn't going to happen. >> but the thief doesn't stop. far from it. he uses his truck as a weapon putting it in r

>> ion stowe with lincoln in the 19th century. [laughter] there is no story about kissinger but kissinger doesn't say what you think of the french revolution? i still think it is 1789 but it takes a long time to unfold if you look a certain policies to make an immediate determination to see an impact but it is harder to take the whole presidency to say did he transformed it? i don't think it is his fault to transform the opposite way he intended. we have become far more regimented. >> my opinion obamacare will not survive in its current form so that is in during. but what has thus conservatives were debt issues of concern it -- executive power the he has been the most successful in spite of pullback. with recess appointments and another case that didn't get a lot of attention and now with liberal justices you're pushing the envelope. that cover planner the immigration plan to be very bold. in moving more and more by the executive branch that is this something that works with the campaign. >> to say we will use the executive power

. >>> customs inspectors nabbed two stow aways that could have caused real harm in the bay area. these are called giant african snails. they were found aboard a shipment of wooden palettes. they measured three inches just around the shell. the snails are extremely disruptive. they can eat at least 500 types of plants and munch on homes, too. >> when they're short of food supply, they've been known to eat the stucco from homes because the stucco has high calcium content. >> and look at this, the snails also carry diseases including a parasite that causes meningitis. >> a road to recovery in bay air ya news. the two are appearing for the mountain yellow leg frogs. 270 tadpoles are now growing until they can be released into the wild next summer. themp delivered via helicopter. we are getting our first look at the average and the big horned sheep in yosemine. >> the big horn sheep is the only federally endangered mammal in yosemite. >> the golden state warriors have set another record. and this one has to do most lid with the fans. the nba champs sub cess have general rated record h

got through security and jumped on planes without tickets, coming up, where a judge sent the serial stow away after she was released from a jail in the chicago area. . >> uber is valued at what? the latest valuation. . >> weekend is here. there are showers in the forecast. i will let you know which day you will need the umbrella. >> a look at the friday evening commute around the bay area. ralive picture -- a live picture of highway 24. the headlights are the commute direction, heading east. >> another area now. a live look in oakland, highway 880. near the coliseum. slow going in the direction heading towards the airport. not as bad heading towards downtown oakland. >> counting down the minutes till the christmas tree in jack london square is lit. gasia mikaelian will light the tree. she is emsying. a lot of -- emceeing. a lot of excitement. . >>> new at 6:00 p.m. a serial stowaway is out of jail tonight. marilyn hartman was released from a facility in chicago after serving 145 days. arrested after trying to board flights without a ticket. marilyn hartman is well known in the bay area.

stow rei murray said the -- zoe taken a bite out of the -- project has taken a bite out of the lunch business. the top watchdog was asked to take a closer look because things got so bad. >> we weren't getting ans that made sense and wanted to confirm taxpayer -- answers that made sense and wanted to confirm taxpayer money was spent properly. >> reporter: not only is this project four years behind schedule, the state also wasted at least $2.6 million here's the thing. the auditor says this could have all been avoided if the state had simply done an inspection on the front end. instead after construction began workers found some unexpected problems. >> there was a fatal error. >> reporter: and when the bridge needed reconstructive surgery instead of just a band- taxpayers big. >> in an attempt to keep down costs at the outset, the state ended up being penny wise and pound foolish. >> reporter: in september the i team found project after the state highway director said some delays are unavoidable, but there's always room for improvement. lesson learned? mdot will no longer rely on outda

lou: how fn't go quite that far.ar it is largely symbolic the german stowe intend to fight their provide reconnaissance aircraft in tankers and that is a good thing was soldiersnco. but it is stunning for over your the only rand airstrikes against iraq never against syria that is the center of gravity for isis the riyal though from syria columns all of the of held that isis imposes but then until the paris attacks by nearly gave them the spine.ason they only because public opinion started to shift in germanyan and in britain because of those attacks in the fear. euro there has been a level ofne consciousness around those attacks that nobody has seen for many years that is something we recognize going back to 9/11. lou: the first radical islamic attacked in san bernardino at the same time as president will not refer to the islamic state he likes to talk about isil but it is not but they're marking time with the story's end missions that are launched in syria and iraq by u.s. forces. >> what is happening after paris and the failed trades in a attack and what you see now in the united state

a security consulting firm, richard bar et is the senior vice president is here in the stowed ye. you've heard the homeland security secretary say that the rhetoric of donald trump actually harms attempts against i.s.i.l. does it do that on the ground in terms of where i.s.i.l. is? <>> the fear perpetuates going after muslims and stereotypes that's helping i.s.i.l. as a result >> yeah. that's the way they so it. they see it very much black and white, you're either with us or against us. what donald trump says they're all against us, they're with i.s.i.l. >>> in this report, talking about the number of fighters, how do they compare? how much worse are the sympathys in europe compared to the united sta

these are units they want to have out there on the streets for people who live on the streets to stow their belongings. reporting live in berkeley, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much. at 6:06, another important issue, the housing project on durant street near uc berkeley's campus is a run-down building with 18 rent controlled units. a builder wants to tear it down and build 54 units with four of them below market value. >> it's dangerous for all of us. it will send a signal to people out there who house our ordinary folks, who provide housing as a service that, okay, i can speculate. i'll let my building run down and the city council will let me tear it down and do what i want. >> berkeley city council voted to send the issue back to the zoning district. >>> the so-called hot cop of the castro charged formally with two counts of felony hit-and-run will be in court tomorrow. his real name, christopher kohrs stands accused of hitting two men with his car sunday morning in north beach. san francisco police say he had two people in the car with him at the tiechlt plifs s

warnings out for the mountains, right now, a very warm sect orb, but they will measure a lot of this stow in feet even more so as we head sunday night into monday. that could be a good snow producer. short term, you can see what is going on. our front is sliding through, cold air is well to the north, on the way, rainfall projections exceeding a quarter- inch in some to well over an inch. there have been reports of to to three already. 50s and 60s on your temperatures, the wind is the big factor here, roaring for some. gusts already 30 close to santa rosa, it's all of of the south, south east, 39 warm degrees in truckie, but that will change as the system begins to drop southward. as it does, it will usher in a cold pattern. rain spread south, very windy for awhile here, clouds and sun, equaling more rain and possible thunderstorms as we head into friday. rain, wind today. there might be some breaks later on. the system sliding by. cold air, to arrive. light to moderate, wind advisory to the north, 60s on your temperatures, but a lot of will be set, right now or the next couple of hours a

. >> someone just thinks cobra, indian company practice is what pops to mind. where it's stowed away on a bill think tank on a journey through south asian waters ending up here in port elizabeth on honest. worried crew members on board called u.s. fish and wildlife. the feds called the zoo. dozens of longshoremen not the taking a chance stop unloading the ship and down a deep hole they went. very carefully. not knowing where on board the cobra might be. >> before putting my hands into things, we had our flashlights and made sure we weren't reaching in blindly. >> reporter: they found this roughly one-year-old snake close to where it had first been spotted and using long tongs were able to put it in this bag, and she was in no position to escape when she was found. >> it's a little cold down there, which slows them down. also the bilge tank was filled with sea water, so the tank was >> reporter: still, he had anti-venom with him just in case. no one on the crew could say how the cobra got on board, but it will be in quarantine for 30 days. the bronx zoo, if it keeps the snake, it will

." - bill stowe - des moines water works it's a wet christmas instead of a white one so far. how the rain is affecting roads, trails and one organization's major fundraiser. it's

this is unsettled air with the passage of yesterday's cold front stow therefore we could have a random shower. here's your saturday. we'll see increasing clouds from the north, leading edge of a brand-new storm that's it by the lunch hour. slicing across the central bay, this is a cold front again nothing to do with el ninos. and it's a one-two punch. it's the second storm in a matter of four days. we'll see easily up to an inch of rain in the bay area with that sunday wet system. right now that winter storm warning has expired but your ski report in tahoe and all the way northstar and heavenly and squaw, everybody reporting up to two feet of brand-new powder. as far as your sunset is concerned, 4:51. and temperature-wise into the 50s. a northwest breeze 10 to 20 miles per hour. there is a look at your extended forecast. storm number 2 is queued up ready to go for your sunday. it is now time for our "food for bay area families" food drive. joining us from tesoro are representatives and the executive director of the foo bank, larry sly. >> we have familiar faces here? >> absolutely. >>

merrimack valley out through much of worcester county as well as getting into places like stow and concourt and down to hockington. watch out for slick spots. we do feature temperatures in the 40s tomorrow, i'll have more on the forecast ahead. >> also on 7, an alarming attack in taunton. a college student with guns to his head as thieves target his store. susan tran spoke to him and has more on the frightening confrontation. >> reporter: a brazen armed robbery at this gas station convenience store. >> the guy had a gun in my face. >> reporter: just after tuesday dressed in black and wearing masks stormed in. >> i was clearing the machine out and then they came storming in, yelling at me. right in my face, and then he's like open the drawer, open the drawer, i just took all the cash and just gave it to him. >> reporter: the second guy jeff says went around behind him, grabbed cigarettes, and then jeff says the guy snagged his laptop. >> that's all of my college stuff. i need that. >> reporter: jeff says he watched as the two men ran out taking off their mask. they got into an suv that was w

in the green, watch for construction 422 between route 100 and stowe road. you can see to the schuylkill an eight-minute trip. >> more chaos in colwyn. >> it was totally illegal in violation of the election code. >> we'll take you inside an ongoing nbc 10 investigation. hear why the former borough manager says what happened on election day was illegal. >> i didn't know that. >> and hot heck toys, next the new twist on your old favorites. >>> today a man heads to court in bucks county for a hearing on charges he harass add police officer. john deangelo is accused of posting on craigslist luring unsuspecting people to the officer's home at ault hours of the night. investigators believe he may have been angry at the officer for investigating his pawn shop. >> a former coach in a private school is the subject of a police investigation. sources affiliated with spring side chestnut hill academy tell nbc 10 that the school notified parents abouten a issue between a coach and students. but the school isn't saying who is coach is or what he or she has allegedly done.

not a lot of traffic to worry about. 422 dealing with construction between route 100 and stow road for bridge replacement. no problems with the drive times. 8 minutes from 29 to the schuylkill expressway. i'll check with the area bridges in the next ten minutes. >> thank you. jessica and bill keeping an eye on the weather and the roads as commuters are dealing with another wet ride to work. nbc 10's katy zachry is checking on the rain and the fog roving around the area for us. tell us where you are and what you're seeing. >> reporter: hi, vai. we are on broomall, delaware county. the last few minutes i talked to dispatchers here, montgomery county, chester county, as well as bucks county. fortunately, they tell me no accidents have been reported because of the fog, because of the slick roadways this morning. so that's the good news. i did talk to a commuter here along west chester pike who tells me he expects his bus ride to take a little longer knowing the driver is going to proceed cautiously with the areas of dense fog and slick roads. earlier we were in parts of montgomery county a

a look now at our drivers along route 422, there is construction on route 422 between route 100 and stowe road. down to one lane for a bridge replacement there. as you can see despite that traffic is running pretty smoothly and drive times are good. >> imagine turning on your fau set the and seeing nothing but brown water. >> not good. that's what is happening for some in bucks county. next, hear what's in the water and why things got worse. plus this. ♪ the sights and sounds of christmas with an interactive twist. you can control someone else's light display. grover cleveland here. yes, the dashing fellow on the thousand-dollar bill. with 'cash4life', the great game from the pennsylvania lottery, you could win a thousand dollars a day for life! you could buy a new house! or maybe even treat yourself to a trip to the islands. and with drawings every monday and thursday, that means 2 chances to win every week. cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. >> take a look at this water. that's frustrating people in one bucks county neighborhood i

a pedestrian hit by a stow stolen car in somerville. non-life threat hinge injuries. police had been chasing the driver at the time of the crash . >> anchor: two people are in custody. 's susan tran joins us now live from the scene with more on the about egging details. susan, what you can tell us? >>> liz belle, you can still see investigators out here just combing through that su have and what we are being toll we just got an update from mass state police is that police were actually following this car because they checked the plate and it came back as stolen. as that driver noticed that police were following him, he sped off and as he did that he hit a curb, hit a man who was just walking by then he crashed. now police are telling us that you can see this white jeep. it has all of its doors opened and they say that the plate did come back as stolen as troopers were following it. now the driver sped off and turned on to lombardi right under the expressway and actually jumped the curb where it hit a man that was just walk walking by on that median there.

in vermont a historic stone hut now run by stowe mountain resort is likely a total loss after an overnight fire. firefighters had to use a chairlift and snowcats to carry water to the site. the stone hut was built in the 1930's near the top of vermont' s tallest peak, mount mansfield. it could be rented for overnight use. it' s unclear if the hut was occupied last night. a woman from sandown whose son died unexpectedly in october as he walked to a neighbor' s house is now facing animal cruelty charges. the new hampshire spca took more than 3 dozen animals from sharon melanson' s property on tuesday. she says she knew officials had resolved it. melanson faces 5 misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty. she says she and her son had started taking in animals that needed more care and she would never do anything to hurt them. >> i feel it' s a dishonor to my son considering we worked so hard everyday to make sure they had everything they needed. he would be turning in his grave if he knew this was going on. because cruelty is such an untrue and unfair and incorrect word. josh: sandown police aren'

on saturday night officers found the drugs inside a pair of drawing string backpacks they were stowed away in the cargo hall of american airlines flight from jamaica. they have street value of about $600,000. investigators though say they have not made any arrests. >> who doesn't like like to get holiday cards this time of year a local business owner launching a huge campaign to make sure a very special 12-year-old boy let's lots of christmas cards and letters this year. dawn timmy joins us to tell us why. >> the boy is outcities. he's very smart. sadly though the little boy does not have a lot of friends. and that's why local business owner wants to make sure that he gets flooded with cards. >> rob i'll see in you about 15 or so. >> reporter: jay green is known for his big heart. take look around his business jay's steak and hoagie joint in penndel, bucks county you can see he is all about helping others. >> local food banks, coats for kids, you name it. >> i don't know how to explain it. like i just love to give. like that's what makes mimi. >> reporter: but jay is on mission right

providencede divine guide you in your deliberations and make you faithful custodians of the trust the stowed upon you. wed upon you. [indiscernible conversations] >> we will remind you that if you missed any of the speech from the throne that we did air live, we both have it again for you tonight on c-span two at 8:00 eastern. and some news about the shooting this week in san bernardino. today investigating the mass shooting as an act of terrorism. the assistant director sealed -- said the fbi has uncovered evidence that led them learn to extensive planning. both shooters were killed. coming up this weekend, saturday night at 9:00 eastern, the nation magazine hold a discussion on an equality in america. speakers include the nation editor, a former labor secretary, and former white house advisor. >> you have a third like in the justice movement which has no home and candidate and you are talking about the dreamers and the black lives matter movement, americans, a racial justice third wing of the party with no candidate or voice or not even a pretense of a black candidate to mask all of that a

. >>> well, remember that cobra stowed away in a cargo ship bound for new jersey? it's died. the cobra was on a ship headed afrom!ingapore to port elizabeth when the crew discovered it on september 7th. it docked on the 14th and the 18-inch cobra was taken to the bronx zoo. however, the zoo says the snake and could not be nursed back to health. itsuied ye erday. >>> let's talk about a close call. dramatic video tonight showing a drone nearly hitting a professional skier as he went down the slopes in italy. this is four-time defending world cup champion marcel hirscher, making his way down the hill when a drone carrying a broadcast camera crashed behind him! it mis ed him by seconds. he says he didn't notice it until he was told about it. he didn't even know about it ghuntil af ( ter the race. >>> the dark side. >> the latest "star wars" flick may be breaking box office records, but not everybody's impressed with the dark side of the force. a review in a vatican newspaper says the movie failed spectacularly in its presen tion of evil. it says the blockbuster overdoes the darkn

bryan stow gave an anti-bullying talk to at-risk children in napa. he told the group that bullying basically destroyed his life. he suffers permanent brain damage because of an attack by rival fans in 2011. >>> san francisco international airport is getting ready for super bowl 50 by putting emergency personnel on bikes. they got special training using pedal power. the bike paramedics would be deployed since crowds make it harder to drive to emergency calls. >>> moving on, if you're still trying to figure out which high-tech toy to buy a youngster -- >> 7 on your side has the news you need. a special partnership with consumer reports. >> all the high tech stuff, electronic toys are the favorite gift for kids. that doesn't mean just sitting in front of the screen. consumer reports checked out several that get children collaborating and creating. consumer reports invited some outside experts to test drive tech toys. there's something for everyone. the numbers game pairs with an ipad and makes learning fun. the red mirror allows a camera to see game pie

. >> they are jen mendez and lane stowe. >> hi. >> a couple years ago you are owe out here coming to the "today" show. >> we wanted to be those stalker people outside. >> a lot of people have it on their bucket list. >> okay. i came into new york with a friend of mine who i used to work with. and i was off that friday. and she'd never been to new york, so we did the -- >> you were with a girl. >> a girl i used to work with, just friends. >> did you look over and think oh, no, he's with a woman? >> i didn't, really wasn't paying attention to him until i heard him say, and i'll let you say it. >> i said it exactly like this. it's my life-long dream to meet kathie lee gifford. >> say it the way you really said it. >> i was a little crazy. i was like, it's my lifelong gifford. >> and i said, i didn't skip a beat, and i said oh, i'm so glad we're here while you're realizing your life-long dream. >> and then you started chatting? >> started talking. >> i used to live in the town where she grew up. >> after i was already gone. >> and my old boss from where i used to work there graduated in

visits with clouds boiling with 20 miles into the at this period with that half an hour it seemed that stowe was follicle the island but it was calcified coral petty started to lick it and it tasted they all fell ill and initially to say this to be and experiment might get a big they were staggering around and bought the team had the gastric problems then after three days the damage to the big airfield that there were observed over the weeks. so that is the classic example of the example and there are other to treat the people of the pacific islands. but north korea is a country i have been to three times. had a duty ben there? and with the american side. with that platform with the caribbean soldiers on the other side there is a big building and the americans always tell you the soldiers that are built like a brick buildings are to read today. but that building is a hollywood set. so to that particular building and then it goes to the border but that was a weird experience. if it is a fugitive thing if you get to the american dance north koreans. and vital american interest in soldiers are

he's been around stow -- so long. >> two separate stints in oakland. nice to go out on a win. >> absolutely. it was a good night. >> clear skies. keep the plants and animals warm. >> freeze warning posted. >> midnight. get ready for that. if you haven't seen the full moon check it out. we wasn't won't see it again until 200034. that will do it for us. coming up fox 2 sports weekend. happy holl kays everyone and good night -- holidays ne everyone and good night. it's also a story about canals and the tificial heart, doers. electric guitars and rockets to the moon. in other words, this is the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. hard-working doers and smart-working doers. olds changed the way we put things together. and keepin'em together? that was wter's doin'. doers built this country. they built the dams and the railroads. ♪john henry was a steel drivin' man♪ hmm, catchy. they built the golden gates d the empire states. doers tu nothing into something. and something into something else. doin' got this nation done... along w

in the trooper road area and between route 100 and stowe road. >> this morning cheltenham police tell us a man was beaten with a tire iron as he tried to fend off two thieves. katy zachry is live with details about this violent attack. fill us in. >> reporter: that's right, this man was beaten pretty badly. police tell me he is in serious condition at this hour at a local hospital. meanwhile, his two attackers, they have been arrested and being held here at the cheltenham police department behind me. we have video of the scene soon after the attack around 11:30 last night. the victim was walking to his car, police tell us, and found a man and woman stealing one of his tires. he tried to stop them but police say the pair used a tire iron and a brick to attack him. despite serious head and facial injuries the victim called for help and able to give a suspect and car description. they were able to find the couple hiding out. police say there is a specific reason as to why this pair targeted the victim's car in particular and i'll have details on that in the next half hour. katy zachry, "

through the connecticut river valley and up to a tenth of an inch of that glaze from bedford over to stow, also out through hopkinton so we keep an eye on situation, we're expecting a lot of sleet through tomorrow morning and plain old vein as we get threw much of the more on the forecast to come . >> anchor: speaking of that weather, right now state department of transportation crews are getting the roads ready for that snow. the winter weather could cause plenty of problems on the roadways, especially during the morning commute when the roads will be the busiest of course. jonathan hall in chelsea with more on what's being done to prep those roadways ahead of the storm. john? >>> good afternoon. we are at eastern salt in chelsea behind he 375,000 tons winter. it will go to mass highway, the municipalities throughout the state. ready for not, winter seems like these are on the way . . >> anchor: for 7-year-old lexon davis and his dad a different of opinion. . >>> a little older than 7 and don't like the snow. especially after last year. >>> daddy! >>> we're new englanders and . >> anchor

their home sits between two gun clubs, one in stow top, the other in easton. they believe the bullet came from one those two places . >>> both clubs of over a mile away but these rounds travel for miles. >> reporter: the two say the house has been hit by bullets before and they have a collection to prove it. now the family says they have had enough. >>> the one that came through the window and almost got my mother was the stay that broke the camel's back . >> reporter: stoughton police are investigating. they are actually looking at footage from both clubs to see if shots came from there. in stoughton, nicole oliverio, 7 news . >> anchor: to the latest on the california terror attack. president obama on his way to california right now to visit with the victim's families. 14 people were killed when a couple opened fire on a workplace holiday party earlier 21 others were also hurt. authorities believe syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik were shootersment both were killed hours after the attack by police of the investigators believe they were self-radicalize.

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