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windy as yesterday but temperatures will return above average. we will be in the mid 40's over hose locations. the pretty quiet across the city sitting at freezing at the airport southwest breeze at 10 miles an hour kicking up to 15 to 20 later this morning in the afternoon. it is a wind chill to deal with. it does feel like mid 20's around philadelphia, 26, the actual temperature in allentown lighter wind. twenty-nine in reading, wilmington coming in the upper 20's. twenty-seven in quakertown and willow grove. we have a cold start to our morning, wind speeds at 10 miles an hour or less. they will increase throughout the morning in the afternoon. storm scan three nice and quiet. traveling across the region this evening into tonight, it looks like pretty good conditions, just some cloud to start thickening up throughout the day but look at the high temperature warmer then yesterday up to 46 in philadelphia, mid 40's at the shore. more sunshine, stuck in the 30 's up in the poconos. heading in to midnight tonight festivities looking good, mostly cloudy skies, still breezy, temperature

tonight from capitol heightspito with the latest.th thet. paul. >> reporter: tony and shawn s it was just after 8 o'clock 8 oo this morning that prince george's county police got a call from someoneou hntere on tt street about a suspicious vehicle.vehie. about 25 minutes later policee arrived here on biers street in capitol heights and two officers, male officer and a female officer walked up onwalkn the car and saw two men two m sleeping inside. iid it was just three minutes mut later that shots were fired.ir this is the car that policeolic say the men were sleeping in. terrence thomas was in the the driver's seat and a second a sec older man was in the frontn wa passenger seat.engesea when police arrived to checko ck out the report of a suspicious vehicle.e >> the male officer it was ont a the driver's side.ivs the female officer was on the te passenger side. s as they woke the individuals,ids the passenger immediatelyialy moved to exit the vehicle and simultaneously, and this iseousy important, these things all thil occurred at the same time, tim simultaneously the driver of d

developing stories from overnight to get to this morning. s his hit it now. first take a look at this.ke a t a car at a station destroyed afterroyed afr catching fire at the pump.he this happened just after 4:00 4 this morning on muncaster milll road. crews were able to safely putrea out the flames and we're toldbld no one was hurt. was >> it is back to court today toy for the man police say nuke ae n d.c. pizzeria on sunday andun started shooting an assault a rifle all because of a fakeak news story n court documentsts 28-year-old edgar maddisonr-ol welch said he read online that a repreliminary hearing is setns for 9 o'clock. 9 o'clo another pizzeria has becomeas bm the victim of that same fakeam f news conspiracy but this timespr in newac york. roberta's received calls threatening its workers. wor >>> so far no arrests have far been made. >> meantime donald trump in trui the midst of another twitter battle. battle. the president-elect slamming aen uniont- leader whom claims that trump lied about how manyed auth carrier jobs were saved fromve going to negotiated.. trump tweeted chuck jon

, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: we're following breaking news on the eye. a violent night in boston. shots fired. and a wentworth campus cruiser struck by another vehicle. the investigation overnight into who is responsible thanks for joining us on this friday morning. i'm antoinette antonio in for emily today. randy: i'm randy price. kelly ann in for cindy this 40 degrees in boston, but the wind-chill factor is below freezing. winds 16 miles an hour and throughout the day they'll occasionally gust up to 20 to even 25 miles per hour. really impacting how it's feeling as you're heading out the door even as we head into the afternoon. here's what it's looking like wind chill-wise. it's feeling like 23 degrees in worcester right now. mainly low to mid 30's, the windll providence feeling like 31 degree at this point. winds are picking up already. along the coastline, mainly around 13 to 15 miles per hour. boston seeing a wind speed of only 16. but check out worcester. that wind speed at 20 miles an hour. occasionally gusts to 25 in the height o

temps inith the 40's but once you add in add that wind chill.dhill >> that's, what, this time ofs o year it starts to get brutal bra that wind whenever it kicks up p you can definitely feel the feee difference.ffce. sunny and cool saturday or a we said earlier chillyll saturday. definitely on the cooler sideolr of things.s. it's certainly not shorts and ad t-shirt weather anymore. amo december is here.s here. first weekend in december onlyry four more to go i think until christmastime.st satellite and radar here.im few early high thin clouds outst there are clearing away.way. mostly sunny conditions thention partly cloudy during the clo afternoon. a pretty nice saturday in store. st big picture showing you will just clouds on the eastern eastern half of the countryhalf rere. of there's our next storm system ss down towards texas, dallas, memphis.mehi that will kind of break off into two pieces one of whichf wi could bring us a couple a c showers late, late sundayy night into monday morning. and then the bulk that ofulk thf energy will actually get here he on tuesday and looks like i

bring the windchill values down to the 20's, what it feels like on exposed skin. temps ranking upper 20's to the upper 30's, the warmest spot, suburbs around freezing this morning 32 quakertown, 36, mt. holly, windchills values down to the mid 20's, lehigh valley, feeling like 28 degrees in wilmington, low 30's in south jersey. storm scan3, nice and quiet, big difference than yesterday morning, mid to high level crowds rolling in from the southwest today. now that's about all we will deal with so mixture every sunday shine, clouds, temperatures pretty much close to average this time of year. mid 40's for highs around philadelphia and the shore. we will be in the mid 30's in the poconos with little bit of sunshine. talk about cold air arriving later in the week. next storm system could impact the weekend in a few minutes, meisha, what's happening? >> i was going to say, 40's, we can handle that, especially knows what's coming. all right, thank you so much. good morning, happy tuesday to you. feeling good this morning, good vibe. so the vine is closed westbound eastbound you can see close

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any more icing coming our way this afternoon. and suburbs, same deal. low 40's, north and west, pottstown, quakertown, we're getting close to the 50 degrees mark in parts of south jersey. should hit 50 for philadelphia. low 50's at the shore. upper 30's, in the poconos. next arctic blast is on the way in the seven day forecast, even colder than the first one over the weekend. we will talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >> not looking forwards to that, justin, thank you. foreign affairs dominating the trump transition efforts after cia report claimed russia tried to interfere in the u.s. elections to help mr. trump win. and the president-elect has upset china with statement he made over the weekends. kenneth craig with the latest now from new york. >>> president-elect donald trump is pushing back against the cia's conclusion that the russians influenced the us election to benefit mr. trump. >> i think it is ridiculous. i think it is just another excuse. i don't believe it. >> mr. trump's remarks conflict with the cia's findings that russia wants to damage hillary clinton

been expanded. there were improvements that coming more slowly. by 90's after three, most of the farmworkers workers had moved into industry. , most of the form workers had moved into industry. we had trade liberalization significantly during the 19th these and 1960's which improved -- 1950's and 1960's which improved productivity. force companies to become more efficient. all of these things went on and we got into the end of that by 1973. underlying the oil crisis, which everybody was paying attention, was a productivity slump which people were not paying so much attention and that her doctor be the cause of slower growth. host: as countries tried to counter this slower growth, different market proved better than a planned economy are more interventionalists government? guest: one of the fascinating things, it took a few years after 1973 before people realized it was not another garden-variety recession and we moved to slower growth path around the world. and -- voters were not happy about this. we saw in one country after another, people coming forth with alternative solutions

sent toxic smoke into a nearby neighborhood before firefighters were able to put it out kron 4's dan kerman is live for us tonight in richmond with the latest on the investigation. we have team coverage of this massive car lot fire. as you can see the fire had a major impact on people in the area. there was a shelter in place for most of the morning. as black smoke blew into the neighborhood. and the foam that was used to fight the fire. spilled into the creeks. kron4's terisa estacio explains how a number of government agencies were brought in to investigate. >> reporter: and water of the blaze but a little help and after about an hour fire fighters from the chevron refinery arrived and began shooting phone with the fire. and i before to what should a total of 50 cars slid for demolition or destroyed. they believe that they knew the general direction of where the fire started amount of destruction will make it almost impossible to determine how and where it started. firefighters to say it does not appear to be suspicious. they still have oil and still had their car batteries with th

want to sway a presidential election. that's the f.b.i.'s job. ( cheers and applause ) the c.i.a.'s proof is that russia hacked both the d.n.c. and the r.n.c., but "did not release whatever information they got from the republicans." possibly because nothing in the r.n.c. emails was as bad as what trump was saying out loud. ( laughter ) apparently, russia's goal was to "undercut confidence in the integrity of the vote." well, it didn't work. i still have complete confidence in the vote. it's my faith in humanity that's been shattered. ( applause ) what do we do? even if it's true, if this proves to be true, what on earth do you do now? well, democrats and republicans in the senate are calling for a bipartisan probe into russia's suspected election interference. great. there's nothing more reassuring than the words, "don't worry, congress will do something!" they're on it! crack team! top men! shoo! and what if they find out that the russians did hack our election? what are we supposed to do then? some people are saying we should have an election do-over. all right, somebody go to th

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. authorities say deputy warren we scott hogan was responding tondn a domestic disturbance call at s a home near chestertown whenow he got into a shootout without w man inside that home.home. the man was shot and killed. kie body cam footage of thishis incident has not yet been released. >>> a taxi driver in critica condition after being shot inn an apartment complex in anne arrundel county.ou skyfox was over the scene.r thes it happened just before 6:00e 6: p.m. on ben's drive in annapolis. police say the driver left thele scene before calling for help.el at this point police do noto have a suspect or a motive.ot >> more questions remain this r morning over how the man man accused of murdering tricia mccauley acknowledged freely ack walk the streets after so many run ins withtree the law. mccauley was a local yoga teacher who was that foundho waa dead in her car earlier thiser t week after going missing on christmas day. d police say the suspected killer adrian duane johnsone jon failed to show up to get a gps t tracking device he had beenbeen ordered to wear.r. >> we have new video t

few peaks every sunday late in the day in philadelphia, low 40's at the shore. even the poconos, again, see upper 30's, eventually, later on this afternoon. fifty's in the poconos. enjoy today's mild temperatures, big changes once again by the ends of the week. very cold air returning. talk about that in just a few more minutes. but let's go back inside to meisha for check on the latest road conditions. good morning. >> good morning, justin. good morning to all of you. happy monday to you. that was a quick weekends. economy so fast. waking up on this monday morning, just very wet roadways. so, my tip right now would be to leave your homes early. it doesn't matter where you are. get on that roadway little early. we will need it. weed string every accidents, get to those in just a moment. boulevard headlights southbound direction, wissahickon, see how wet the roadways are looking but i really want to pull your attention, we had string every them. black horse pike southbound between marcia avenue and pedrick avenue, one of the accident. another 1195 westbound the off ram top route

in the 30's and 40's around the state. how much more rain will fall tonight? let's go to chief meteorologist, mike haddad. mike: it will increase on and off through daybreak tomorrow. temperatures as mentioned, 30's and 40's, well above the freezing mark. no issue in terms of traveling due to fog. the roads are a little slick due to wet conditions. rain continues to come in. more intense rain through toronto and buffalo, east of pittsburgh. that works through until daybreak tomorrow. you will see on futurecast in the coming hours, how that rain intensifies. could even be a rumble of thunder in extreme southern parts of new hampshire. then it tomorrow morning. in terms of additional rainfall, try three quarters of an inch to an inch in many spots. another dent in the dropping for the ground freezes. good news for central and southern new hampshire. more changes by the end of the week and the weekend, straight ahead. shelley: franklin police are warning people of a utlity scam targeting eversource customers. police say someone became victim to the scam and lost $2000. eversource

, wake up, whatever. >> throw whatever on. >> biggest decision i made was going for 50's or 60's for the high. >> what are you going with. >> i'm going with 60. >> i like it. >> number one. >> we are close to it, 56 degrees, good chance of making that in the poconos, we will warm up to 40's. to the mountains that good this time of the year. >>> and nighttime we will be able to crank out more snow, ideal conditions at night. major resorts, jack frost big boulder 12 to 36-inch base, ten trails opened at frost and nine at boulder. they are opened today. that is 50 percent open. cammal back 12 trails, blue mountain nine trails, 36-inch base. with that arctic base in place they put town a good base. yesterday morning with the lower 30's, at 7:00 this morning. 56 degrees, temperatures huge jump huge taste of spring coming at us for next few hours before we get cold front through here knocking temperatures back down. again near 60 today. well above average high of 44. tomorrow below average in the 30's, so, little bit more typical for december, but temperatures start to climb back up to sea

lot on sahara. for 12 straight days 98-point-5's chet buchanan will eat, sleep and live atop that scaffolding, collecting each of your donations personally. bikes... toys... cash... gift cards..., anything really, just donate what you can. last year they collected more than 30 semi- trucks full of toys, so let's squash that record and brighten the holidays for children in need, right here in our valley. cassandra jones joins us now. cass overnight temps are already dipping into the 30's... is chet going to survive out there? or freeze his good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. it will be another cold morning with lows into the 30's before sunrise. we'll see a few clouds drift across the area, keeping temperatures up just a degree or two compared to last night. skies will be mostly sunny on thursday with a forecast high of 55 degrees in las vegas and afternoon breezes 10-20 mph. another system dives into the area friday, bringing another shot of cool air along with gusty winds out of the north. high temperatures will be in the mid to low 50s with wind gusts around 30 mph. the

graduated with my s. just so hard for us to believe that this happened. we were just saying yesterday, where is hhe unbelievable. nicole: everyone we spoke with described pollyyni in courtce. -- antoinette: a brockton man is hospitalized after being tasered during a brutal home invasion. our partners at the enterprise through him to the ground, used a stun gun on him and tied him up with his own suspenders asking where is the gold. the suspect stole a box of coins before taking off. the minutes as he passed out for five hours before he was able to break free and call 911 erika:. cleanup continues in boston following a water main break. roads and businesses reopened after being forced to close yesterday. wire that crews have pulled from underground damaged by the fire from those manhole fires. also, city health inspectors are going through many of the restaurants here trying to get them back open. >> going to need two buckets. sera: stretching the go again at best reopening after a massive again. sera: owners i had all day -- luckily he did not store food in the basement which took on

, people are up and at 'em and at the newesthe s hot spot in town. you're looking at live pictures of mgm nationalatio harbor. on the left we've got a crew cre en route headed there to check out the traffic situation howfit everything is going thisoing ths morning. on the right you're looking at a live picture inside of all of youture the on opulence and a grandeur. team coverage this morning if there which i'm sure a lot ofh f you. we'll have everything you needgo to know. >> good morning.>> thanks for joining us. gooks f i'm wisdom martin.sdom marti >> i'm holly morris. morri maureen umeh is enjoying thehe morning off. these two are not. n the gang in.gang in. gary mcgrady is working harddy i in the weather center erinenter como on top of all the roadsheos this morning.orni we're going check in with both of them in just a moment.aom >>> let's get to the big storyio which is the mgm national harbor officially beingeing opened. open look at -- looks like vegaseg whiz. i'm telling you.i'm te >> a little bit . >> [laughter] this is skyfoxs sy capturing the scene outside of mgm. that was

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's paul wagner live in in the northeast with more on this. is paul. >> reporter: hey, guys, yeah, the night of the attack rk the man that we talked tod today thinks that he was set up here outside the laila the la lounge. he thinks that because he wassew with several people who he believed at the time were t friends but now believesw eve the hands of his attackers.ttac. now before you look at thisfo video we want to tell that yourt he's doing okay tonight.on he was not hospitalized but the night of the attack he washw knocked out cold.ol it was just faster 3 a.m. on a saturday two weeks ago whenks a this man who we are not areot identifying left the laila t l lounge way man he thought atay the time was a m friend. fri he admits being drunk and a needing help and held onto hisnt friend's arm.rm >> the next thing i know he h they walk up from behind me, m they hold my arms and one ofnd f the guys comes up in front of me and puts a gun up to my chest and they tell me to run mu to my stuff and give up my belongings basically and i'm just cursing and yelling andel i'm panicking.anicking. i

the center line. and cost two people their lives. kron 4's will tran reports. it's being investigated as a deadly d-u-i. >> will:police say a suspicious object left on a sidewalk in san franciscocaused quite a scare this morning. it happened around 8:00.on green street.near baker street. near the consulate general of russia. after assessing the situation, officers decided to called thep luckily.the bomb squad determined the object.was actually just a propane tank.and wasn't dangerous. green street was closed down for a few hours for the investigation.but has since been reopened. a and also wrote to a whole school and his family. we live from family and friends at the 25 year-old to just cut leaves behind a five year-old child. pitt in the east bay. holiday package thieves are at >> vicki:this time in the city of livermore, where as kron4's haaziq madyun shows you.a particular package thief has targeted a specific residence.more than once >> reporter:surveillance video shows a package thief in action a few days before christmas here on cedar drive in livermore. now look at this, same p

lower 30's in philadelphia 28 in wilmington 256789 quakertown. mount holly, new jersey palmyra checking in at 31 degrees. wind chill values right new could be worse, nothing terribly cold, low to mid 20's in the the lehigh valley, berks county, 28 on exposed skin in wilmington. twenty-one in dover, delaware. pretty much clear skies right now, couple high cloud moving in especially north of us in the lehigh valley, poconos, start off with decent sunshine today, cloud will thickening up through the afternoon and evening as weak cold front approach nice front coming through dry. look at high temperature, 46 in philadelphia few degrees above average. mid 40's at the shore. more clouds in the poconos, flurry or sprinkle coming in later on this evening. again temperature at midnight 41 degrees, keeping it dry mostly cloudy, we will factor in that breeze it will feel like the 30's. we will talk about temperatures approaching 60 heading in to january, those details coming up in a few minutes, jan, back to you. >> wow, 60 in january. i'll take it, justin, thank you. >>> 6:02. time to ch

bonanza road. there they found a man in his 40's suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. he was taken to u-m-c, where he later died. witnesses say they saw three people take off from the scene... in a late 90's model, four-door jeep cherokee that was possibly red in color. if you know anything, call your screen. this was the 157th homicide in metro's jurisdiction... tying 2006 for most homicides las vegas has seen in a single year./// ((denise valdez)) >>> an armed robbery suspect is behind bars tonight after holding 11 people hostage inside a bank in jacksonville, florida this morning. the standoff lasted two hours before a swat team eventually forced its way into the bank and arrested the suspect. luckily, no one was hurt./// ((denise valdez)) >>> survivors inside the as the death toll from the flames increases to ten. dozens more have been injured... and hundreds of homes and buildings destroyed. on monday, hurricane-force winds fueled those wildfires... forcing more than 14-thousand residents and tourists to evacuate the city of gatlinburg... which is still under curfew toni

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this morning. temps outside currently in the 50's and below average in the daytime. overnight lows expected to get cold again but not down to a hard freeze warning. winds stal ... ............... he'res your hour by hour. chilly conditions through the evening under clear skies. we go from the 50's to the 40's and expect very little wind and little cloud cover. cold by morning again but not enough for a freeze warning. we'll have more on your forecast for this weekend and next week coming up<<<))) ((paul joncich)) down from his business empire... while he's president of the united states. in a tweet this morning... he said he plans to step away from all of his businesses to focus on running the country. trump is also making good on a campaign promise: "they think they are going to make air conditioners in their beautiful new plants in mexico and sell them across the border, and make lots of money and we have all the unemployment, not gonna happen." )) ((paul joncich)) >> mister trump will travel to indiana tomorrow to announce a deal with air conditioning maker, carrier that could k

town. we are in the 30's right now. we have coverage of the cold tonight to help you stay warm and maybe save money. we begin with our first forecast for meteorologist ryan miller. aan: good evening, kimberly, cold day around the region. we are in the 30's for the highs today, 39 at reagan national, more 30's in the northwestern suburbs. you factor in the wind with the air temperature, the windchill, it feels like lower 20's in a few spots and 25 degrees inside the beltway. holiday parties and things to do outside, grabbed a heavy coat. the windchill at times will be better, mostly clear this this evening, 33 overnight lows into the 20' to 8. we are clear and quiet across the dmv. snow showers in parts of ohio, pennsylvania, in new york. we have a storm in the midwest i could come our way to marwan bring us a chance of snow flurries in the northwestern suburbs. waking up to clouds and temperatures in the 20's, the clouds with us for the day tomorrow. we do have snow chances in the extended forecast. we will look at that in a few minutes. kimberly: it is cold here, but it could be w

>> yeah. >> temperatures this morning are mainly in the 20's to the low 30's.ture in thlow 30' we got such a blast of cold arctic air yesterday you has settled in today. tay less wind overnight temps t bottomed out at 24, dulles 31 out at reagan as always temperatures at reagan by the water a little bit milder.de but you can see those numbersume range from the mid-20's to these low 30's and it looks like every single person we're getting an observation from or every town rather is at cold enough for the hat scarfca gloves and winter parka. pka don't put them away. awa we might be into the cold air ar for the long off. lonoff. wind speeds fairly light and and calm. lm. even though they're so lighto lg we have wind chill values ins in the teens even with the 5 miles an hour wind you'llan get that. in winchester hou feels like 17, 1 18 in gaithersburg.ersbur wind chills won't be as mucht bc of a factor in outer loopr loo forecast today. a few clouds and no showerswe for that us we should seeat mostly sunshine today and then t by tomorrow it will be a little cloudier. all right, here'

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hour. the wind chill factor making it feel like the 40's across the area. overnight, clouds will increase. temperatures will fall in the 33 to the under the partly cloudy skies. kelly clarkson will take the stage in a few minutes. i'll report back in a bit. alison: there is something for everybody there. thank you. roads around the ellipse closed for the tree lighting. the roads on the map here are they stay closed tonight. with the gaps game and a red carpet event at the museum. that is making for a huge mess downtown. a lot to report on tonight. >> there is. take a look behind me. the cars should be moving. bumper to bumper. you can see near 9th and constitution avenue. this is no if you travel on constitution. the area blocked from 138 to 14th street northwest. 15 to 17th street northwest blocked off until 7:00 this evening. richard reeve is in mobiletrak7 and he knows what i'm talking about when i say how slow it is. we turned to 18th street. this is what is happening. no one is going anywhere fast. they are going eastbound. they blocked off several blocks that way. you are n

built in the 1870's. he looks at wynette -- manhattan needed the bridge. historical society hosted this event. >> we are thrilled to welcome barry lewis back to the new york historical society. he is an architectural historian who specializes in european architecture of the 18th and 20th centuries. he is best known throughout new videohrough a series of walking tour is presented by channel 13 including the emmy award nominated shows 42nd street, broadway and harlem. he has lectured at numerous venues, including columbia university, the smithsonian institute and the harvard graduate -- before we begin we would like to ask everyone to turn off cell phones, electronic beepers, let's give barry lewis a warm welcome. [applause] barry: i don't need that. me, i am all over the stage. it is interesting, i had some people talking to me about this lecture. i am not talking about the brooklyn bridge as much as brooklyn. why brooklyn needed the bridge and more so than that, new york. new york would never ever admit that they needed brooklyn but they needed it. just in case people were not here

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today with temperatures slipping back into the 40's. state. the extra clouds with a few snow showers up north. could total an inch or two later tonight or early tomorrow in the north country. 40's for most, but with a breeze out of the northwest which will continue through tomorrow. all the details coming up. let's look at your friday morning ride in the granite state. we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. right now, 93 north and south the skies are clear and roads are dry, which is a pleasant change. we are not seeing problems on interstate 89 from concord to the upper valley. the southbound side is delay free at the bow junction. you get through the bedford polls with ease on the everett turnpike. it looks good hanging into nashua and tyngsborough. this report is being brought to you by auto fair. i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: a claremont woman is accused of trying to hire someone to kill another person, but investigators say the person she tried to hire was an 20-year-old monique earle is charged with conspiracy to com