. >> weaver all part of this. it captured us all. there's a momentum and solidarity i think that speaks to the human condition. >> and shane's uncle telling me tonight he had the blessing of police and fbi to call in that volunteer group and they could return this week or next. at this point the reward is up to 65,000. reporting in manayunk. annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you any. >> police officers and many of the citizens they serve turned out tonight by the hundred retdz in new york city to honor two officers ambushed yesterday. >> this little light of mine. >> i'm going to describe i'm going to let it shine . >> they made their way to the site where two officers were gunned down. a huge memorial of flowers is growing by the community. new yorkers were urged to rally behind ramos's family. >> he was there for city of new york to protect and serve when we needed him that's why it's important for us to be there for the ramos family during this incredible time of need. >>ies meal brinsley was arrested 19 times bef

one home nominated over again, it is called weavers winter wonderland. we sent a crew to check it out for ourselves. >> this is weavers winter wonderland. 20 years of labor of love. >> i'm going need to make a trip. that is a house, even though it looks like disney land in there, it features an actual water fall, a train, you can see, bubble machine, scott weaver says he is hoping the bill comes under $1,500. the expense really doesn't bother him, though. >> i do it for the love of making kids happy. it is not about the money, you know, i'm not good at accepting money, i put a donation box out. i never break even, but i do it for the fun of doing it. >> that's nice. weaver says thousands of people visit the home every night, he says 95% of the nabors are in support of the display. >> for the next couple of days, we're going to reveal who wins the bragging rights of the bay area best holiday display. >> that puts the one string of lights on my house into shame. >>> i wanted to ask you, you know if you know yet or not, i was wondering about the mud slide i

weaver woodworking isn't just about seeing how the bats are made. it's finding out what else we can make there. these are some of the finest woodworkers on the planet. scott's got to clear his head and realize how coopersburg sports could better utilize this resource. what is this? why does this look like it's a leg for a table? jerry: it didn't get the ends trimmed off. lemonis: but i mean, it looks like it could be a stool. scott: there's an idea, yeah. lemonis: do you have any more of these? jerry: yeah. lemonis: and so, i mean, like, if we could somehow have, you know, a stool -- obviously, it has to be the right size and the right shape. then you essentially could put "yankees" or "red sox." scott: like a cocktail table? like a little cocktail table? lemonis: well, or a stool. what does one of these cost? jerry: $8, delivered to his door. lemonis: each baseball bat costs $8 in raw materials and another $4 each to actually turn them. that's $48 for the four legs. and add another $20 for the top. that's a total of $68. a licensed, handcrafted, cu

weaver woodworking isn't just about seeing how the bats are made. it's finding out what else we can make there. these are some of the finest woodworkers on the planet. scott's got to clear his head and realize how coopersburg sports could better utilize this resource. what is this? why does this look like it's a leg for a table? jerry: it didn't get the ends trimmed off. lemonis: but i mean, it looks like it could be a stool. scott: there's an idea, yeah. lemonis: do you have any more of these? jerry: yeah. lemonis: and so, i mean, like, if we could somehow have, you know, a stool -- obviously, it has to be the right size and the right shape. then you essentially could put "yankees" or "red sox." scott: like a cocktail table? like a little cocktail table? lemonis: well, or a stool. what does one of these cost? jerry: $8, delivered to his door. lemonis: each baseball bat costs $8 in raw materials and another $4 each to actually turn them. that's $48 for the four legs. and add another $20 for the top. that's a total of $68. a licensed, handcrafted, cu

by noon few snow showers, could be rain showers in south jersey or delaware, but as long as weaver the storm toward the north, we have the chance for showers, and that's probably through tomorrow. twenty-three mount pocono right now, 30 pottstown, 31 trenton, 37 in dover. temperatures are very cold. winds are out of the west around ten to 15 miles an hour. but we are seeing some higher gusts to 30 miles an hour. this of course making it feel colder, windchill values in the single digits in the poconos, mid 20's down through philly, upper 20s down through wildwood. so your foxcast for today, 38 degrees is the high temperature, with some off and on snow showers, not all day long, but have flurries flying through today, cold and breezy, 38 degrees, is all that we will spend most of the day feeling like it is in the upper 20's. tonight not as cold, temperatures mid 30's, partly cloudy some snow, again, possibly late. so that's a look at your forecast, let's see if bob kelly has managed to untangle himself. >> i'm good to go here. hold on, we have little bit after tangle here, but we'll wor

weaver already had a disturbance through the south bringing rain. that continues in part today and some moves northward, could be a little freeze be rain moved in. as the system moves along and the front comes down, that is going to tap into more july moisture. the heaviest core of rain is really looking like the southern states, possible georgia. now. this is that four to six corridor inch it is, but all the way up the coastline. we could see places easily seeing two or three inches, so busy airports, atlanta to new york a problem. also could see isolated officer weather tomorrow. >> big names in the sports world coming out to support police officers now backing program after two were gunned down in new york city. >> crowds of protestors are still taking to the streets. why these people were marching over what they call racial profiling and police brutality. >> a driver mows down people in france, targeting pedestrians in five separate incidents. what police are saying about the suspect's history. >> an orangutan and a basic human right is one of t

carol, good morning. >> good morning, don looks cold, so we have cold air, not just in new york, weaver it down in philadelphia and all points inbetween. some clouds, moving in, and you'll be finding these clouds today, this sets us up for the precipitation that will be moving in as we hit the overnight time period. i'll time it out for you. temperatures at this point are cold. we've got 29 in philadelphia. twenty-four in trenton, 16 in the poconos, 30 down in millville with the wind it, feels even colder than that. here we go. this is the computer model that says we see these clouds in here, and by the time we hit 1:00 o'clock in the morning, we start to see some rain moving in. now, about 3:00 in the morning, that's where in the poconos, their winter storm warning goes into effect for the national weather service says anywhere from four to 8 inches of snow in the poconos, wet snow, as well. so, just watch for that up there, though, this computer model says mostly it looks like we will be finding a lot of rain into the area for all every us, it will be a rainstorm. one to 3 inches of r

families like the weavers, transforming their home from before to extravagant after. the judges, sabrina soto and michael maloney. >> we don't like a hodgepodge. >> like they put their decorations in a cannon, and shot them at the house. not so much. >> look up there. >> reporter: wow. oh, my gosh. this is like las vegas in brooklyn. and one house certainly stands out. the owner, known as sam the greek. >> yup. one of the largest houses in all of brooklyn. >> reporter: every inch of it, twinkling with christmas cheer. >> and there's lights on the house and on the plants. he puts the wires underneath the cement. everybody is good, nobody is tripping over wires. >> reporter: he's serious about his christmas cheer. >> absolutely. >> reporter: take note, all of you clark griswolds out there. he puts up his lights all by himself. everything sink ronized with the music. that's you every year, right? >> yes. >> reporter: he has some vintage ornamen ornaments, and some new ones. >> he made the reindeer and the sled. it's about $250, which is the same as when i run my air cond

weaver all heard the bad apple spoils the bunch. there are bad apples and it will come to light. when it comes time for these encounters, things like eric garner and officer madding, they are quite different aspects. manning did everything he could, i believe to deescalate that situation at the time, however in the beginning, did he do everything right? i think the police chief got it correct where he said he didn't do it right, or he shouldn't have engaged in a pat down, which inflamed the individual who had some mental issues. the officers today are failing to understand the need to deescalate and retract and look at critical thinking to say maybe today, i need to go home, how do i do that safely. >> how much do you think racial bias play into that last minute decision-making by an officer? >> i don't believe racial bias is such a large topic that people are making it out to be. my experience with the officers around the country has been that racial bias doesn't really enter their decision factors. they are looking at how do i go home and think about well, what tools do i have

. >> one display in rohnert park called weavers wonderland, we sent a crew there. >> this is weavers wonderland. 20 years of labor of love. >> yes. that is a house even though it looks like disneyland. >> scott weaver transforms his home into a cast well almost 300 hand crafted characters that he designs and creates all free hand. he says the key to making it magical is paying attention to every detail. look at all of the design. it features a waterfall, a train and a bubble machine. >> weaver says he's hoping the pg&e bill comes in under $-- under $1500. he says the expense doesn't bother him. >> i do for the love of making kids happy. it's not about money. i am not good at accepting money. i put a donation box. i never break even but i do it for the fun of doing it. >> that's the way to do it. he says thousands visit the home each night. >> and he says 95% of the neighbors are supportive of the display. i wonder who the other 5% are. and he designs features they can put in their own yard. for example, he's created 101 dalmatians. you see one there. but only 60 of them are in his ya

it's called the weaver's winter wonderland. brace yourself. >> that's incredible. >> that's spelled bying -- spell binding? >> where is the house? >> yes, that's a house. even though it looks like disneyland. >> there's a behind-the-scenes. for 20 years, scott weaver has transformed his home into a castle with almost 300 hand crafted characters that he designs and creates all -- i don't know if that's him on the lighted bicycle or not. >> i don't know. >> it features more than 40,000 light, a water fall, a tower, a train and a bubble machine. >> hey, scott says the display is his way of sharing his artistic talent. he says he pays attention to every little detail. i want to show you a photo of the weaver family. there they are from their facebook page. they are so dedicated to spreading the christmas cheer. they even decorate their neighbors' houses. >> wow. >> are you kidding me? >> i have some people asking for addresses but i think some of these folks don't want to give out the addresses because it's already pretty crowded.

>> oh, we have lots of issues, weaver the rain, weaver the fog. wiper wednesday this morning, hope you got good set of wiper blades, you'll need it rolling out of the driveway this morning. good morning south jersey, live look at 295 right near center square road, which is all south of the 42 freeway, you can see, that spray kicking up off the cars and off the trucks in front of you, watch for wet on and off-ramps. no reports of any ice, but can have probably more issues with rain than we do sometimes with some icy conditions, the 30 bypass, dealing with fog, leaving downingtown, headed eastbound, in toward that king of prussia interchange, live look at 422, right near route 29, from the gang leaving, say, the limerick power plant area, the outlets, headed eastbound in toward king of prussia, again, wet roads, and dealing with the fog. also, the same deal upper end of route 309, up near the bethlehem pike. now, in narberth, fire blocked olds gulph road. tell you more about that in a moment. lancaster avenue will be your best bet for the morning ru

. >> that's about to change, weaver reindeer on the show this morning, from elmwood park zoo. >> i was just out front, and it is gathering a loft attention, alex, so cute out. >> you ready to meet aj? hi, aj. this is dave. how are you? >> hi, how are you. >> animal curator. >> that's correct. >> from the elmwood zoo. >> in norristown. >> so, let's not be fooled. aj is a girl, right. >> yes, she; and reindeer are the only deer both male and female have and the letters, all others only the males have and the letters. >> i know some people think reindeer, i thought they were make believe? >> no, actually reindeer, there is a whole society based around living with reindeer, and herding reindeer, and northern europe, in the united state, and canada, they're also called caraboo. >> aj is just two years old. >> two years old. >> how big can reindeer get? >> this is it, she will get to about 200 pounds, probably about 175 right now, and males up to about 300 pounds. >> wow. so you guys have reindeer at the zoo? >> correct. we have aj and her sister, kay at the zoo, they'll be there until new y

wide receiver was wounded in the here -- weaver was injured in the attack, his girlfriend was killed. he questions the timing. >> right before christmas in the holidays when it's so painful. >> holmes parents also wrote quote we believe the dealt penalty is moralely wrong, especially with the condemned is mentally ill. jury selection is set to begin nexts month. >>> reports of several drone strikes on taliban militants in pakistan. today's attacks come just four days after taliban gunmen massacred over a hundred people in an attack on a school. 132 of them were children. the pakistan taliban said they targeted a school that serves soldier's children because the students aspire to follow in their father's footsteps and target militants. at least five taliban militants were killed in a us drone strike today. also today the pakistan military said at least five militants were killed by security forces outside. >>> four afghans held for more than ten years were released last night and returned to afghanistan. they were cleared for traps for for some time. -- transfer for some time. the rel

one victim, charlene weaver, bhus family says she was killed in arizona. >> these are recalls that affect people's lives, a life or death situation. now federal regulators demanding they recall the airbags in all 50 states, we'll have to work with the justice department to bring them to court. while the showdown continues, honda took action on their on, they are voluntarily recalling all suspect airbags in its vehicles nationwide. >> and four other car makers are involved in the recall, ford, chrysler, mazda and bmw, there is no word if they will follow honda's lead and expand the recall on their own. >> thank you for that report. >>> meantime a new york city teenager is facing robbery and assault charges after he allegedly attacked a mother and baby on the street t. was all captured on video. 18-year-old alonzo brown wanted the victim's cell phone and ran up behind her and kicked her to the ground and grabbed the cell phone and ran off. brown has admitted to the crime. >> who are you apologizing to the lady? >> and the baby, i didn't know it was there. >> you didn't see the baby? >> i di

. >>> coming up on 6:43, if you missed the sun, weaver good news, right? >> absolutely, we can expect to see some much nicer weather, or brighter weather i feel like better way of putting that. we start things off with another christmas sort of scene for you here, throw another statistic up. we know how warm it was yesterday. in fact, ended up hitting 56 degrees. can you guess what time that happened? pretty early on. give you the hint. it happened about the same time santa was making his rounds, around the 1:00 a.m. hour. if you recall from yesterday, temperatures were just declining all day, so we hit that hi, right about as we were kick starting the day. the record is 68. setback in 1964, so we weren't quite there. but it was still a day that will certainly go down as one that we rear for having been so warm, so windy for that matter. storm scan3, though, quiet, clear as a bell. we're going to be in for absolutely gorgeous sunrise, already starting to see some of the light of day popping over the horizon as we speak. little cloud cover, up across portio

assets i was a member of the fund as well the question those are bonds the most go liquid assets can you weaver in the fact of our apprehension virtually a fund that is cash those are government bonds they can convert the manager can convert them into carbon right now. >> with with respect to the pimp could we have other pimp could holdings we're not talking about we were concerned with the large quantities of like dedication like 23.5 in october and in addition to ford fund swabbing had removed the fund from the target date funds we really didn't think that was in the participants interests to hold it when we had an additional to move into quickly and save the participants money. >> yeah. when we talked about that really didn't seem like an upside remaining if the fund given the concerns and our right they are liquid and we didn't have the concerns we'd be the last investor now detain from $300 million from its peak and those subsequential you out flows for the ousting and teachers there's been a lot of high profile redemption the foreclosed redeems was scheduled to hoop the same day and taken

we inherited it from the weavers, we inherited it from josh, from woody. >> the union movement where we will sing -- ♪ we shall not we shall not be ♪ ♪ we shall not we shall not be moved ♪ ♪ just like a tree that's standing by the water ♪ ♪ we shall not be moved >> we used to sing -- ♪ like when we're together we shall not be moved ♪ ♪ like when we're together we shall not be moved ♪ ♪ just like a tree that's standing by the water ♪ ♪ we shall not be moved ♪ no more fracking fracking ♪ >> the times changed. now is we're talking about fracking, you know. >> that's where it goes. >> yeah. >> and these songs still remain -- you're singing songs of this sort, blowing in the wind, and if i had a hammer, and where have all the flowers gone in summer camps. this is not gone. it's just gone from pop music, it's not -- you know -- >> the message is being rediscovered in hip-hop, in -- even paisley. in country music. there are artists who are saying, wait a minute, i have a platform, i have a responsibility. i have a responsibility to my own conscience as well a

. >> the weaver family home be featured with 43,000 lights, be featured with 43,000 lights, a lot of of love. >> one time the entire roof want out. we had to go on the roof. >> we had three marriage proposal on the drive. that is up heard of. it touches someone's heart. that drives me. >> this season of "great christmas light fight," premieres right here tonight at 8:00 p.m. >>> the thursday downpour, what will it do? >>> helpfully it does not cause too much damage. that is a lot of money invested. we still have leave on the trees. we have stressed trees. we have all sorts of potential debris that will come flying off the trees on thursday. now, the hazard traveling through the central valley, the entire central valley under a dense fog advisory until 10:00 a.m. and most of the rain will stay north of 80 and it will be light and scattered. we also have the potential for sunshine low-to-mid 70's around san diego and los angeles and 80 in paul mccartney but look what happened on wednesday into friday. 10" to 20" of snow before 6,000 feet and 50 to 60 miles per hour wind. it will be tou

so weaver to up the and tee little bit. so whenever i would go back home, i was in school also, take one, two courses, not huge course loads, but to make sure you stay on, that because i got out in four years. >> did you make it in four years? and you went to school with jeremy maclin? >> in school at the same time. >> you guys weren't hang hanging out together, throwing the football around the quad? >> listen, i wassailers, okay? he was the one, popular superstar on campus, everybody new him, celebrity. but, no, i didn't. >> my senior year i had some catching to up do. so i went to the university of arizona, one year, freshman year, transferred uc san diego, but played baseball. my focus sports. so i had to really the last semester, i had to take like six classes just to get it done. my mom and dade said we're not paying for any more. >> the cut off mark. get it done. >> so i was motivated. epic moment caught at the beach when a shark sort of photo bombs at the perfect moment. >> take a look at this, the associated press a

bring you back here live, cbs-3 mobile weather lab eastbound on the turnpike, weaver the rain just use extra caution out there. that's the late hears in the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. we send it back to you guys in the studio. >> justin, thanks so much. >> love hearing the ding! >> mobile weather lab. >> getting another look at the roads. >> i know, there was an easy bake off never there. oh, man, i think the point is stressing caution, take your time get out there and slow down. out to the schuylkill expressway, actually an accident just cleared out of the way, just moment ago, but the accident actually been here for quite some time there. so you can see, a loft residual delays, excuse me, on the schuylkill expressway, at south street. so headed eastbound, you can see a lot of brakes lights. now over on the boulevard, pretty much the typical shot for this time of morning anyway. but a loft delays here on the southbound lanes, headed toward that schuylkill expressway. a lot of accidents, like i just said, i'll start lifting -- listing them off. buck road at huntington pike crash. montgo

weaver here today and public comment within the jurisdiction but not on today's calendar. mr. chairman you have quite a few people who wish to discuss with you today certain matters. those are the first three speakers. >> i wish to commend miss atkinson a whistle-blower she exposed the complicated fiscal magic and actual expenditures. this cooking the books also occurred with the falsification of statistics and arrival times and she faces potential retaliation. mta should protect and reward her for her public service. if i had my way i'd appoint her to a seat on the mta board and please commend her for her courageous act. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon mr. chairperson. my name is joyce calegas and i'm representing senior disability action and a member of the san francisco organizing project and i'm also currently active with the san francisco inter-faith council and the california a alliance for retired americans and i see some of my people here from the senior disability action. i know i told people before from sda that we were first working with the youth to get their

weaver was the passenger in a car accident in 2004. her sister kim joins us now. kim, thank you for being with me. >> thank you. >> tell us why you believe these faulty air bags are to blame for your sister's death. >> from the minute the neurosurgeon came out of the operating room the night of the accident, she kept asking my parents "what happened? what hit her? something hit her with such significant force to cause such damage that something happened." and so then after we lost her we always felt from that point forward that it has been the air bag that killed her. >> so you just heard takata doesn't want to extend the recall nationwide. what are your thoughts? >> i think it's wrong. i'm sure -- i don't know if they're trying to pass the blame on to somebody else, the car manufacturers but i think it's wrong. they need to do the national recall. they need to include passengers, also. they're affecting people's lives here. it's literally a matter of life and death and they need to be pro-active in this. >> so when takata executives sit on capitol hill and apolog

without further without further ado, please join me in welcoming mark weaver which. it had nothing to do with me. it is like a home home team kind of place. i love it to come and it is great to be a part of this. an interesting transparency. before we went on c-span is here, and everyone was asked to come up front. one of the oldest tricks was to remove every single chair that you can. we never we never had to resort to that. because this is actually -- we are not shameless. cannot behave like these people. in the interest of transparency awarded to say that and should say that i actually saw a copy in the green room of morning joe and took a picture of it and tweeted it. essentially this book is book about public life, made up of a collection of profile profiles i have done over the years. these are in essentially citizens of the green room. what does that mean exactly you review this town. he said, you know, this is a great book. the title should have been citizens of the green room. they inhabit a reality that only those who have seen the inside of green rooms or

now, as we take a look at what's going on for the here and now, weaver another cold front crossing through, at least making it way into central pa as we speak. it is going to produce very just sharp drop on the thermometer. then it eventually does actually lift back in as a warmth front tomorrow. so by tomorrow, likely looking at snow or sleet. how much are we talking? very minimal amounts. jump out in future snow amounts to wednesday morning, at absolute most, if you go up to the lehigh valley berks county or the poconos might pick up inch. but i have a sneaking suspicion a lot might melt away anyway because seeing milder air move in, and also, some rain mixing in, so probably going to create big old news and for travelers, but that will be it. expect see sprinkle or straight up shower, but 6 degrees, not bad for early december standards. >> roller coaster ride from series every front. which days are the wetness definitely tuesday, wednesday, where i would suggest you keep the umbrella at the ready. jess, over to you. >> we start things out on the vine street expressway. accident just pop

right now not raining in the area, weaver few clouds over us, but who cares, nobody's looking up at this hour of the morning anyway. atlantic city, you can see, it is all lit up at this point of we have 33 degrees, the temperature out at the palmyra cove nature center. we look across the delaware, right over to new jersey, rather, into philadelphia, with all of the lights there, 29 out at the airport in philadelphia, we have 25 in millville, 30 degrees in allentown, it is a cold start to the day, storm scan3, showing, the clouds that are starting to come into the area, increasingly, and we will be finding that going through the dayment temperatures get took about 40 degrees, this afternoon, and we also start to pick up these rain chances, as we move on into the afternoon. remember, today's a great day to get out and travel. couple of showers this afternoon, otherwise showers around on tuesday, the wettest day of although will be wednesday on christmas eve. let's check on the roads now with jessica. >> thank you, good morning, everybody, we go outside, relatively quiet so far. it is still

we better role thayer opportunity, weaver to go back out there sunday and compete. >> and, to keep up with all of the philly sports teams, sign up for our text alert. text cbs philly sports to 84816. and to have news sent right to your mobile phone, message and data rates will apply. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, voice mail, it is so 1990. isn't it? well, now one company is letting its workers get rid of it. >> first though here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. pea past >> three year old remains in stable condition after a broad daylight, south newkirk street before noon yesterday. , three year old was hit in the leg while inside his home. another man shot on the street outside. gunman remains at large. >> shooting early today took place less than mile from that shooting in grays ferry. and this one, 33 year old man was hit once in the back and was taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. that gunman also remains on the loose. >>> and, demonstrations continue in new york, and elsewhere, over grand jury decisions not to indict white police office

right now, weaver temperatures in the 20's, 30's, so below the freezing mark, we will be getting into the upper 30's, so we may add about 11 degrees to this before we close out the rest of the day today. now, expect to find temperatures by noon, 35 degrees, and by 3:00 p.m. our high for the day, 39 degrees. so, there is a lot going on with our coastal storm. one to 3 inches of rain possible out of this, wind gusts, 40 miles an hour at the coast, tidal flooding can can be expected, and will be some snow in the poconos, in fact, national weather service says four to 8 inches of snow in the poconos along with some ice. soap, just watch for that. we have winter storm warning, 3:00 a.m., tuesday, in other words, tomorrow morning, until 7:00 a.m. wednesday. this is a very slow-moving storm system. let's time this out for you brief limit you can see the clouds build in. we go through the day and then we start to see this rain, this is 4:00 a.m., tomorrow morning, this is couple of hours later, and notice that we continue with these showers, and the orange color, those are the heavier rainfal

we are going to be plagued by moisture, though, weaver some coming up from the south, another stronger low pressure system that's going to be working its way up through the great lakes, and then over to us. that's going to be on christmas eve. so things will be changing around here, as we go through the next bit of time. we also have a freezing rain advisory, 6:00 to 5:00 tomorrow morning, dangerous travel can be expected, anywhere in the location through the poconos, during that time period. things warp up though, turns to all rain going through the rest of the day tomorrow. twenty-nine in philadelphia right now, 33 trenton, 27 degrees down in wilmington, just about everybody in the 20's, and below the freezing mark. so we have to deal with cold temperatures this morning, and by the end of the day, we get to 4 degrees, that's where we were yesterday. today, though, we do feature some of these showers coming in to the picture, as we take a little time lapse, on this, let's see what the computer models say. we seymour and more in the way of clouds, then we start to see some of the rain

. >> the weaver family will be featured on abc's the great christmas light fight. >> the home features 43,000 lights, 173 pieces of custom art, a waterfall and 28 foot tall castle. >> it premieres tonight at 8:00 p.m. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." and breaking now. the discovery late today inside this home. after a deadly jet crash, right into an american suburb. tonight, you'll hear the pilot when the flight is in trouble. and now word of the family in that home. >>> also, on the move. the powerful nor'easter barrelling up the coast. 50 million americans, freezing rain, ice. while in the west, the massive fire, downtown l.a. traffic backed up for miles. >>> the breaking news. u.s. embassies and military all over the world on high alert tonight. bracing for possible violence. the torture of cia prisoners about to be revealed. >>> and high voltage tonight. the christmas lights from all over the country. how far is too far? just listen to this couple. >> if you can't see it from space, it ain't worth doing.

can see everything is moving along nicely, both directions, southbound, headed toward the airport, weaver flight to catch. you'll do just fine so far this morning. over on 202, at 29, you can see everything moving along great here. northbound lanes, where the headlights are, southbound, moving along great there, as well. but, we do have some overnight construction patches that will probably be out there until about six armor so, when they do some clean up. pa turnpike westbound, downingtown, some construction thereto watch for, and out in new jersey some construction there, as well. on 295, both direction action, just near route 168. and the rest of our majors still looking great so far. the schuylkill, no problems headed eastbound, from the blue route into the vine, only about a 14 minute trip. and 422, no problems there, oaks into 202, only about a eight minute trip there. currently no delays on septa, new jersey transit and dart. no delays at the philadelphia international airport. katie, how is it looking over there? >> very busy here, jess, really looks as though -- you ten of forget

. >> reporter: on tonight's show, families like the weavers. >> my biggest passion is christmas. >> reporter: will transform their homes from plain old before to extravagant afters. >> how cool is this? >> reporter: the judges awarding $50,000 in prize money. in brooklyn, lucy spata told me she's confident her display will be here for generations to come. >> it's in my will. nobody gets this house unless they decorate. >> reporter: rockefeller center? forget about it. david wright, abc news, in brooklyn. >> more tonight at 8:00 p.m. s tomorrow night. good night. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a risk analytics manager from irvine, california... a retail assistant manager, originally from gouverneur, new york... and our returning champion, a healthcare analyst from new orleans, louisiana...

families like the weavers, transforming their homes from plain old before to extravagant after. lucy says her display will continue long after she's gone. >> it's in my will, nobody gets this house unless they decorate. that means grandchildren, children. they will not have this house. it's specified. >> rockefeller center, forget about it. david wright, abc news, brooklyn. >> everybody needs a hobby. i will see you, i hope, tomorrow morning on "gma," followed of course by "this week" and we hope you to see right back here tomorrow night. thank you for watching abc news and good night. to see right back here tomorrow night. thank you for watching abc news and good night.

. >> good morning, hi, everybody, weaver cold morning out there. but it is dry. unfortunately, we will not be seeing the very same thing tomorrow morning at this point. we look outside. we find storm scan3, lurking outside our window, and you can see the clouds that are building, and they'll continue do that as we move through the afternoon today. temperatures are cold, though, 27 in philadelphia, 24 in trenton, 28 degrees in wilmington, factor in the wind and it feels like 17. right now, in philadelphia, feels like 11 in allentown, feels like 13 in trenton. soap, this is a cold morning. and it doesn't get very warm today. but at least the daytime hours, for the most part, will be staying dry. 39 degrees our eventual high temperature, i want to time out and let you see this, coastal storm, is coming. we could be finding one to 3 inches of rain possible, windy, wind gusts at the shore, 40 miles an hour, tidal flooding, is expected, and some snow in the poconos, where there is a winter storm warning in effect that goes into effect starting at 3:00 a.m. tuesday morn

jones-weaver was 2014 a year of progress for women and girls on the issue of domestic violence and rape? >> from krysten's work raising awareness to the military and ray rice but we have a long way to go. >> i think this was a year that called attention to the fact that a serious crime deserves a more serious conversation. >> absolutely. the level of awareness now on the issue and the fact that the universities and the government and the nfl is acting is an illustration we are definitely making progress. >> particularly since the white house got involved that is major progress and i have to say that progress has been made not withstanding the rolling stone article which i think undermined this issue. >> let's start with that i was going to start with the nfl. but it came out this week cnn and other outlets did interviews with two of the friends of the girl and they basically other than that she looked shaken when she came to them she was not beaten up. she made up a lot of the details. last time we talked about this on the show, rolling stone had pulled out on her but the more details c

and, as we look forward in the forecast, weaver to dodge some showers, but at least we warm up along the way, so a lot of ups and downs, and, you know, different factors that play into what we end up seeing in our forecast here. storm scan3, starting offer pretty quiet, granted still the thin vale of cloud cover overhead, but again expect high pressure to hook us up and finally allow for some sinking air, allow us to see the sunlight. meanwhile a look at the wider zoom. storm system that actually rolled through the pacific coast, eventually the rockies has now obviously since emerged and it is going to eventually bring us our next round of wet weather. but because this is a system that's going to come in with milder air, it is very likely going to bring us strictly rain showers. but not until tomorrow. so we've got the quiet start to the week, highs back mid 40's, pretty much where they should be this time of year. then comes the warmfront, cold front quickly on it heals. so the wet weather we see generally tomorrow from the warmfront, then by wednesday, the cold front crosses throug

weaver been within five points on 11 out of our 18 games in fourth periods. we've only been punched a few times. and you know how we close out games, how we learn how to win games, that's always the challenge with any team but it's highlighted with a bunch of 20-year-olds and so i think, you know, doing that the other night will put us in good shape. >> this is not exactly the hindenburg disaster but check out what happened at the pacers trailblazers game. the ford blimp crashed into the stands. no one was hurt. workers tried to should have it out the exit and clearly it was too big for that and got stuck. hope those fans didn't pay too much for those obstructed view streets. >>> that's sports. back to someone who is full of hot air, rick williams. >> okay, all right. i'll get you back jamie. thank you very much. >>> an undefeated football team from philadelphia is heading to disney world. these youngsters are members of the northwest raiders pop warner football team and they are the pride of germantown. the action cam was there as they left this afternoon to

weaver got these racially insensitive e-mails about president obama. there is something that really could hurt sony pictures at least in the way it operates given some of these revelations. >> i don't know if it's going to hurt sony but it should raise conversations out there about pay discrepancies. i think the sony leaks are in some ways an opportunity to discuss issues that you know, haven't really been at the forefront, you know, how men and women are paid and compensated for jobs that are essentially equal. and, you know, the kind of conversations that people have behind doors about, you know, race in america and all that. >> now leaks came about supposedly because the north koreans were upset about this movie involving an assassination attempt against kim jong-un their supreme leader. seth rogan came out saying in reality, this is similar to the nude picture that was out this year that a hacker got access to nude pictures of actors and put them out there. that a lot of this dirty laundry is put out there when it's not somebody's property, it is s

. >> reporter: on tonight's show, families like the weavers. >> my biggest passion is christmas. >> reporter: will transform their homes from plain old before to extravagant after. >> how cool is this? >> what? >> reporter: the judges awarding $50,000 in prize money. in brooklyn, lucy spata told me she's confident her display will be here for generations to come. >> it's in my will. nobody gets this house unless they decorate. >> reporter: rockefeller center? forget about it. david wright, abc news, in tonight a new round of police violence in the east bay. >> leave him alone. >> tonight what this man's treatment justifies. >>> a corner store stabbing of a suspect. did they let the wrong one go? >> and a warning out are we ready for what could be the most powerful storm to hit where you live in several years? >> tonight we're monitoring developments in two breaking news events here. you can see the growing group of protestors clogging berkeley streets to demonstrate against police violence across the country. >> here is what is holding up traffic in the shouj bay, a woman threatening to jump

families like the weavers, transforming their homes from plain old before to extravagant after. lucy says her display will continue long after she's gone. >> it's in my will, nobody gets this house unless they decorate. that means grandchildren, children. they will not have this house. it's specified. >> rockefeller center, forget about it. david wright, abc news, brooklyn. >> everybody needs a hobby. i will see you, i hope, tomorrow morning on "gma," followed of course by "this week" and we hope you to see right back here tomorrow night. thank you for watching abc news and good night. ght. thank you for watching abc news and good night. a broader mix of energies, world needs needs to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >>> another day of cleaning up and oakland business owners fed up with vandals causing damage during protests. hello, everyone. i'm katie marzullo. as oakland deals with a fringe group c

let's get more analysis on the situation, and weaver got chris yates now he's an independent aviation analyst. he joins us live from manchester in england. it's good to have you back ton show again. just take us through the reasons as to why it's taken three days for the wreckage and the bodies to be responded in the waters. given that this is the java sea is relatively shallow. >> it has to be said that the reason the real reason for the length of delay between the aircraft disappearing and the discovery of bodies and wreckage from the aircraft is because once an airn drops off the -- afternoonairplane are drops off the radar screen, there is no data that's available to air traft air traffic controllers to say the airline has been in exposition at why time and because of that there's always always going to be this difference between the time that a plane disappears and the time that wreckage and bodies are found. >> i want to take you up on that point. i find it very interesting that the last known contact was at 6:12 a.m. local time. was that the last time that data was then transfe

weaver had a couple things going on. northbound 280 traffic does look good. northbound 101 there is a crash reported. let me see if i move the map. i can tell that something is is going on because right here you can see some slow traffic. let me point it out to you. right there where the arrow is, is where the accident is reported. i guess we lost the toll plaza. there it is. westbound bay bridge that is backed up for a little bit of a backup there. it looks like the metering lites have been switched on. there is fog out there. we can't show you some of the foggy pictures but seve says it's there. >>> mainly east bay. but as you know it moves around a little bit. a little quiet on the rain. that will start to move back in tomorrow. not today. some areas have had pretty good rain others not so great. steve some of us cowboys a little concerned. a little bit of rain fell on sunday. there is another system on the way and i'm standing right in front of it. past few days some may be a little different. san francisco almost an inch of rain. and the observer that i

. >> of all of the stations playing it already, weaver it on saturday light radio, more which used to be b101, now more 101. that's been playing the music since before thanksgiving. i love it. we just cherish it. >> yes. >> perfect for this time of year. that same survey fawn the most popular christmas songs in the country, can you guess which song tops the list? in i identify me? >> in the country. >> well, let's take a look. >> that's bing crosby singing it is beginning to look at low being lot like christmas. >> and that jacket, that hat. >> that was like the heyday. aloft's, that rock. >> other popular song include rocking around the christmas tree, and jingle bell rock. so, let's take a listen to the least liked song. >> ♪ >> the worse ♪ >> oh, my gosh, i used to have a cd with nothing but chipmunk songs, i would listen to it all the time, in my car, in my room, i drove my parent crazy. >> so are they watching right now? >> they are watching right now. >> high, mom and dad. >> first time, it is funny, then not good after that ever again. >> so other unpopular songs, chris bro

. ♪ ooh dream weaver >> honk my hooter. >> what about her? >> i know ellen degeneres, yes. >> why do women love ellen so much? >> because ellen will speak her mind. >> are you reacted to to her? >> i just love her energy. >> do you like women? >> i love women. >> what about after a few drinks? >> no. >> you've got to cut that out. >> she could dance pretty nicely for a white girl. >> yeah, she gets down. ♪ >> nice moves. >> who is that? >> i don't know who this is either. >> i'm looking at her. i don't know her. >> is she from brooklyn? >> no. >> i feel like, you know, a lot of people make fun of her. >> hillary clinton? what, what's she been eating? >> i am a big fan of her husband. >> so are a lot of women. >> he's going to be very popular. >> now, as a woman, what do you think she brings to the table as president? >> different points of view. >> you guys can be a little stubborn. >> men can be stubborn. >> yes. >> women are never stubborn either. >> are you worried about benghazi? >> is he going to be running against her? i don't know. >

it will momentarily united pakistan, but weaver seen this before. we've seen this after the attack on malala, the attack on the catchery airport, everybody units and says this is horrible. pakistan that never proved the ability to unit as a country and oppose the pakistan. some even if they don't support the taliban come from the same tribes. it's very difficult to separate those people, so you will see a lot of effort to unify a country that is aghast, horrified by the level of carnage we saw this morning, which was absolutely unprecedented. until now, we haven't seen anyone in pakistan being able to grab that temporary unification and turn it into a national movement to oppose the taliban. >> nick schiffron, live from jerusalem for perspective on the pakistani taliban. >> we'll bring you the latest on the school attack in pakistan throughout the morning. thousands of venezuelans taking to the streets in caracas monday were protesting u.s. sanctions. the marsh was odors by the countries socialist government. many protestors wore red in support of p

. -- rent them out to other weavers. [laughter] creative capacity, an indication of our transcendent potential. we only look at ourselves as mere physical the -- mere physical entities that live only by our passion and not by our reason, then we find ourselves slaves, the antithesis of reason. in one of the physical structures that violates that freedom, including the right to property, which is not just the right to a material object by itself, but all of the intelligence that goes into the creation of things, when we allow structures to be built that inhibit that, we destroy ,ot merely financial prosperity but we pollute the entire culture, the view of ourselves, the view of others. this is all related to the of standards of beauty, music, architecture. all of this is of a piece the summit and i are of creation. fact, again, according to a biblical view, it is into our hands in creation -- the creation has been entrusted. we are a steward of creation and in order to do that faithfully, we must be free to bring about a

weaver going to woodstock. we were the only people that hold might that did not even take a puff. mark so we helped each other. then when i finally did mary klay what took us so long would take the rest of the night so you just have to redo the of book. end end we ever had a family. and then the children from cambodia that were wiped out by genocide. they could not come to america because reagin shut down the pipeline so they were trapped. he said maybe there is a child for you here. and i said the half to go today. and he did. we could not see any children because there were kidnappings but i called "the new york times" and asked if i could be sent to cambodia to write about the children america for got a and the editor said that is an expensive trip and i said i will pay half and one week later i was in thailand going to a refugee camp and by this time i had on my reporter's hat talking to different children of different backgrounds. with the last child was substituted because they had an obligation but a beautiful girl her hair was freshly washed and completely composed. she ha