-dan: hi, i'm dan. -lemonis: dan, nice to meet you. -dan: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: so you guys all wear the stuff? -dan: yeah. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: now, is that a "ladies" body? kelly: yes, this is a "ladies" body. -lemonis: okay. -kelly: yeah. lemonis: i was surprised how small the "ladies" section was in comparison to the universe of fashion. kelly: i would love to do more feminine styles for girls and tweens. i think there's a huge opportunity there. lemonis: how much business do you do overall? total company. patrick: well, in 2014 we did $1 million. last year, we did $900,000. and now this year, 'cause of all the situations we're having, we're on track to do about $600,000. patrick: you know, one of our biggest retailers that we work with, kitson, is closed. lemonis: how much business did you do with them on an annual basis? patrick: on an annual basis, about $300,000. -lemonis: and they're gone? -patrick: gone. lemonis: so kitson was 30% of your business. patrick: easily. lemonis: to lose 1/3 of your entire business when one account goes out of busi

here is the tweet dan dan sent t last month. "a century in the making. we fining aolly made it -- we finally made it. what a great day to be a cubs' fan." it is hard to overstate the importance of moment for him. i mean, this is the guy who spent part of his honeymoon -- his honeymoon -- at wrigley field. so i wonder if maybe, just maybe, he was able to see a so i wondered if maybe, just maybe he was able to see himself in his favorite team. maybe like the fellow universitr who stepped away for a season and then came back and picked up where he left off without a hitch when his team needed him most. it's not the first time or the second time or the third time.kw that said. should the people call out for a hero yet again and i hope our friend will suit up one more time because if nothing else, we are really going to miss them. i will miss you my friend. >> mr. president, mark kirk has never been one to be intimidated by a challenge. he's willing to work hard even when the going gets tough and never shies away from a debate and always comes prepared. five

. >> dan: campbell was taken into custody yesterday. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is live with the late-breaking details. >> reporter: we learned details from sheriff lori smith. she stood right here under the actual window from which the inmates escaped from the main jail here. look at this video we shot. this was about 8:30 when chavez was taken from a condo near coy and segrid in san jose. the capture is seven and a half hours of a sheriff deputies attempted a probation search of a known associate of chavez. we watched as teargas was fired into the condo more than once. they took their time in order to be cautious. she also tells us a woman, carla hen -- hernandez was arrested as an accessory to chavez, and a gun was found in the condo. >> they requested the assistance of the s.w.a.t team to respond after they discovered signs that someone was concealing themselves in the attic of the residence. s.w.a.t team members responded taking him into custody of a conducting an extensive search of the apartment. chavez was under the effec

ian eagle, dan fouts, evan washburn. raiders lead 38-24. 60 minutes will be seen in its entirety immediately after this game, except on the west coast. 29 straight points for the oakland raiders. through the back of the end zone, over the head of tate. and the bills have it at the 25. >> dan: couple of key blocks on the touchdown run. this is the target. takes him out, then from his guard spot, comes dave jackson, right here, 1-2 punch right there. the standup touchdown run for murray. >> ian: del rio and carr sharing a moment. del rio is smart, great decisionmaker, he studies. out there with the ball, natural leader. catch by mccoy. stumbles down at the 30 yard line. in on the stop. >> dan: no choice but to get to the line of scrimmage now. two time-outs remaining. >> ian: juan miller. carr, seconds to it goodwin, flag thrown at the 25. >> dan: offsides against the raiders lining up in the neutral zone. irvin looked like he got a quick start. >> referee: offsides, defense number 51, five-yard penalty, repeat second down

dan? >> reporter: the scene is developing and changing with every hour. families are still learning whether their loved ones are alive or dead and the reason. the cause of the fire remains largely an unanswered question at this point. the number killed in this tragedy is at 36. te number may still inch up. this is being handled as a crime scene. we're standing here in the warehouse known as the ghostship that caught fire friday night. we're in the fruit veil neighborhood and several blocks of international boulevard in and around this area are closed around 31 avenue because of the fire. let's go to laura anthony with the latest on the investigation. >> the search, officials now say, 33 of those had been identified and 22 families notified. the sheriff said there could be more victims inside of the building he does not expect that will be a large number. >> the charges could be murder to manslaughter. >> the district attorney nancy o'malley announced possible criminal charges in the fire t

. >> dan: campbell was taken into custody yesterday. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is live with the late-breaking details. >> reporter: we learned details from sheriff lori smith. she stood right here under the actual window from which the inmates escaped from the main jail here. look at this video we shot. this was about 8:30 when chavez was taken from a condo near coy and segrid in san jose. the capture is seven and a half hours of a sheriff deputies attempted a probation search of a known associate of chavez. we watched as teargas was fired into the condo more than once. they took their time in order to be cautious. she also tells us a woman, carla hen -- hernandez was arrested as an accessory to chavez, and a gun was found in the condo. >> they requested the assistance of the s.w.a.t team to respond after they discovered signs that someone was concealing themselves in the attic of the residence. s.w.a.t team members responded taking him into custody of a conducting an extensive search of the apartment. chavez was under the effec

dan? >> reporter: thank you very much, crews are working on part of the warehouse behind me, using a crane and lights to work in the dark. the noise you hear is them cutting away part of the wall that was a concern for the authorities searching the building. they are worried it could collapse. so you hear them cutting it away. they are knocking it down with a sledge hammer and it's falling to the street below. so far, 36 bodies have been recovered and 33 identified. searchers say they cannot detect any more bodies at this point and unsure if they find anymore. everyone hoping they do not. they have another quarter of the building to search. the building is considered a potential crime scene. the district attorney said tonight that if her office pursues charges, they could range from involuntarily manslaughter to murder. katie is live at lake merit where hundred gathered to remember the victims this evening. katie? >> reporter: dan, we witnessed a solemn tribute to the victims. i can tell y

dan? >> reporter: thank you very much, crews are working on part of the warehouse behind me, using a crane and lights to work in the dark. the noise you hear is them cutting away part of the wall that was a concern for the authorities searching the building. they are worried it could collapse. so you hear them cutting it away. they are knocking it down with a sledge hammer and it's falling to the street below. so far, 36 bodies have been recovered and 33 identified. searchers say they cannot detect any more bodies at this point and unsure if they find anymore. everyone hoping they do not. they have another quarter of the building to search. the building is considered a potential crime scene. the district attorney said tonight that if her office pursues charges, they could range from involuntarily manslaughter to murder. katie is live at lake merit where hundred gathered to remember the victims this evening. katie? >> reporter: dan, we witnessed a solemn tribute to the victims. i can tell y

dan? >> reporter: the scene is developing and changing with every hour. families are still learning whether their loved ones are alive or dead and the reason. the cause of the fire remains largely an unanswered question at this point. the number killed in this tragedy is at 36. te number may still inch this is being handled as a crime scene. we're standing here in the warehouse known as the ghostship that caught fire friday night. we're in the fruit veil neighborhood and several blocks of international boulevard in and around this area are closed around 31 avenue because of the fire. let's go to laura anthony with the latest on the investigation. >> the search, officials now say, 33 of those had been identified and 22 families notified. the sheriff said there could be more victims inside of the building he does not expect that will be a large number. >> the charges could be murder to manslaughter. >> the district attorney nancy o'malley announced possible criminal charges in the fire that

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dan, a crucial win for green bay. dan: they might have to finish the season with a 6-game winning streak in order to make the playoffs for the 8th sraight year. 2 down, 4 to go. i can't remember the last time a player was able to make a snow angel on lambeau field during a game but randall cobb did, after he caught this touchdown pass score of the game. not exactly the best conditions for a guy running around with a hamstring injury, but rodgers was able to make it through the game, and he engineered 2 long drives that put the game away in the 4th quarter. the first ended with this touchdown pass to jordy nelson and the packers hung on for a 21-to-13 win over the texans. as 12 sports stephanie sutton reports, the packers are aware that it won't be an easy path to the playoffs. be a winter wonderland here at lambeau field, but the packers victory over the texans was not pretty. however, they put together to keep drives of the fourth quarter, and the defense stepped up, giving green bay their second straight victory. >>

he was then appointed to the united states senate when dan quail was -- dan quayle was elected vice president. he served in the senate from 1989-1999 when his self-imposed term limit pledge brought to an end his first years in the senate. it wasn't long thereafter that dan was again asked to serve, this time as ambassador to germany. he arrived in germany and took up his service there just before our nation experienced the tragic event of september 11. our relationship with our allies took on prime importance after that, and we were fortunate to have dan abroad to maintain our strong friendship with the german government and people. several years later, indiana's senate seat was open again, and dan took up the challenge to run again, to serve the people of his home state in the united states senate. the people of indiana and our nation, conservatives and people of faith have been fortunate to have dan to rely on. he has been a steady and dependable force for taking better care of our nation's finances and keeping a close watch on our security. last year, after a great deal of prayer and thoug

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i think that's the tree we're going to use. >> dan. >> yeah. the xli put spread in february. >> carter. >> gold. >> all right. looks like our time has expired. have a wonderful holiday weekend. happy christmasmaka, everybody. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet, brought to you by nutribullet llc. ♪ >> hi. i'm david wolfe. and for 25 years, i've been teaching people, to get the most out of your life, you need to get the most out of your food. all this food is loaded with nutrition, and you don't just need some of it. you need all of it. and the nutribullet is the machine that can get all of it. for a limited time, nutribullet has an incredible offer. when you order today, we will upgrade you to the 9-w

dan. >> it could be. if you look back to 2015, we sue a huge ramp-up from the 2013 lows, up 2% and then crashed. the lows this year down about 50%. and when you think back to that period of time, the summer of 2015, major palpitations in our markets and then again early this year, january and february, there was a lot of concerns about global growth, maybe credit bubble over there coming undone. and that's really been the source of our volatility. if you think back to the last year-and-a-half. so when you see the shanghai composite down 5% in a week, overshadowed by a market about to trade at 20,000 in the dow, you have got to start thinking about where the volatility is going to come from. >> the depreciation, at some point you reach a tipping point. we also know they're trying to lower leverage ratios, cool the property market. we don't know at what point that all unwinds. >> trying to control the credit bubbles they have in the housing market is one piece of it. we know they have a housing bubble and w

dan, looking at the industrials? >> mel, it was one of the -- right out of the gate, right after the election, it was one of the sectors that took off. i want to look at the xli, the spider industrial etf. what's interesting about the makeup of that etf, there's a lot of defense stocks, there's a lot of industrial stocks like equipment stocks, cater pill letter, and transport stocks. transport stocks have been doing a lot of the heavy lifting. unp up 30% on the year, fed ex up, u.p.s. up. general electric, which is the largest weighted component in the xli at about 10%, is only up about 2% on the year. it's real mass of underportland. 55% of their sales come from overseas and i think that's obviously something that came post-election too. then a couple other things that lead me to believe that industrial stocks early in the year could kind of retrace a bit of that move possibly back to the breakout level. look at president-elect's talk on trade. i mean, that's something that all of these stocks, at least some of thes

dan and paula. >> neal, thank you. we want to speak to some of the survivors of this terrible fire beginning with bob mule. bob, you're a photographer and an artist. you live in the building and we want to ask you. how were you able to get out of the building in time? >> well, i was like one of the first peoplo yelled and notified everyone as best of my abilities and was trying to find a fire extinguisher. i wasn't able to get it to work and i ran back to get my camera and that's when i ran into my roommate. he is a larger gentleman and coming down from the loft inside of his space he broke his ankle. hot and i was like felt my skin melting and i couldn't breathe and it was way too hot and i had to leave him behind and to know that he didn't make it is just -- i yelled and i just -- i ran out after that just screaming his name. in complete disbelief through all of this. >> bob, that just sounds absolutely horrible and we here are sending you our condolences. do you have a sense of what may ha >> i'm not really sure. i

>> reporter: hi, dan. if there is a bright spot in all of this today, it's that the alameda county sheriff announced that now three-quarters of the building has been searched, he does not expect in his words a huge number of victims to be found in the remaining areas. now the search effort was delayed for a time this morning because of an unstable wall. after an overnight delay the difficult work of searching for bodies resumed, a painstaking job that requires crews to sift through the rubble largely by hand, literally one bucket at a time. it's a process shown in this photo released by the alameda county sheriff's office. >> that will be taken to a secure location where we'll go through it a second time with cadaver dogs and other employees to review the debris, to make sure we have not missed one specific thing. >> reporter: among the 36 confirmed dead, at least three of the victims are from outside the united states, including korea, guatemala and finland. the assets brought in to help with the search a

thank you for that advice, dan. also coming up, did you wake up and say, oh, my gosh, hanukkah is less than a week away? christmas is exactly a week away? >> no, i did not. i've got one person to shop for. and it's already done. >> two actually. your child as well. holiday shopping kicking into high gear. smart strategies for procrastinators still searching for gifts. >> 7-eleven you can pop in and get a six-pack. >> a slurpee? a missouri businessman accused in a brutal kidnapping and torture plot. >> todd beckman and two other accomplices beat a man and held him in a shipping container and releasing him after they cut a ransom deal. marci gonzalez has more. >> he's the star of his own tv >> i'm todd beckman. president and ceo of massage luxe. >> this morning todd beckman is accused of taking a leading role in a chilling kidnapping case. the plot ripped right out of the hollywood action movie, "pain and gain." >> what do you want? >> the newly released indictment describing three days of terror. beckman accused of p

dan. >> mary, thank you. this hacking controversy is going to go down as a key story line in what has been an extremely tumultuous year but 2016 is now, as we've said, almost over, so let's get out to rob who is in times square, the focus of the world's attention tonight as we usher in 2017. hey, rob. >> hey, good morning, dan. here it is, times square, the e epicenter of north american new year's, i guess, the ball behind me iconic raised and dropped promptly at midnight tonight to usher in 2017. let's take a look at the weather forecast for not only times square but around the country looking at seasonable temperatures, really cold now but windchills right around the freezing mark, a chance of a brief rain shower lew with hold off until after midnight i think and a clipper system will bring snow to parts of the northeast and northern new england like they need any more. below freezing in boston, rain across through new orleans and showers out west not only across the northwest but southern california, as we

dan's yes, garbage policy. hoosier to begin dance time in the senate crucial landfills were filling with trash and hoosiers were fed up so in came dan with a warcry. don't dump on us and just the right blend of determination legislative know-how and humor captured the attention of colleagues and the hearts of constituents. -- back in indiana hoosiers were over the moon. for many their firstame introduction to this plucky newscenter came through his famous trash at. the coats for senate commercial which featured a cigar chomping man from new jersey earned in the place in the campaign ledgers and perhaps a ticket i back to the senate. when senator lott may not been able to persuade dan to run for re-election eight years later he did offer this prophetic statement that befits him their wealth -- farewell. dan coats is leaving the senatea he said that he is not leaving us.he rest i have a feeling he's going to have a real influence in many ways for the rest of his life and he's going to stay close to all of us. tha

you did break it, dan. come on. cow be gentle just once? >> i'm being told we need to go to the weather. rob, can you save me? you're out there in times square. what's popping? >> i'm giving you the the evil as well. i'm freezing up here. temperatures are feeling well below the freezing mark but if yo look at this out of mount washington this worker going out to check things out. 100-mile winds, windchills 20 below. now the weekend get aways brought to you by moz did mazda. >> reporter: hi, everyone, david murphy here with an update from accuweather. we're dry on storm tracker 6 live double scan, but we're cold. heading outside there will be sunshine early, temperatures in the 30s and windchills in the mid to upper 20s the wind are building as we head through the day. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 41, windchills in the 20s, 43 on new year's eve, sun an clouds, 40 by midnight. 350, milder on new year's day. m >> i'm in the shame corner. sdwlur's okay. >>> coming up new details on the final farewell for carrie fisher and debbi

. >> thank you, dan. jason, do you want to have, say anything one or two minutes, three, whatever in response to anything the other panelists said? mr. fichtner: yeah, a few things. i think we're all in ingredient up here. to two things dan said. one was controlling the growth of spending. he is completely right. and i ignored it in a sense as looking at what is good tax reform. one of the problems going forward is because spending is so high, one of the opposition complaints to tax -- it does not raise enough revenue. we keep raising spending. so dan is completely correct on that. he also mentioned something we have to get spending under control. that's long-term entitlement control so we can avoid -- we need to define the ideal tax system, which raises enough revenue to support the things we want but not overspending. he also mentioned something called the fisk, which i have less gray hair but still old enough to remember what it is. you would set up some sort of subsidiary at a nice tax haven that had

you like it, dan? >> yeah, tastes good. >> no sugar in it so this -- >> in case your mom is watching it tastes really good. >> my mom used to make this on christmas eve and we would eat it on christmas eve when we had a party so -- >> there is some crab in there, right? crab? >> shrimp. >> shrimp. >> you can continue to eat your hors d'oeuvres while we -- i think we're going to games, right? oh, game night. [ applause ] okay. another thing people are enjoying this time of year with loved ones visiting and sometimes snowed in how many of you play games with your family over the holidays? [ applause ] okay. >> sara, can you raise your hand higher? >> no, that was as high as it goes. but we have -- it's also big among celebs and we actually have a couple here. jude law posted an instagram photo a few days ago playing this popular one, watch cha mouth. >> could have gone with an easier title. >> they could have gone with an easier game. >> dan already refused to participate. we have that one here. katy per

so, dan, let's go to you first. what have we learned about donald trump in this transition period from election day to right now about how he's going to govern as president? >> well, i think we've learned a couple of things. let's talk first about the transition, the appointment of the cabinet secretaries. this was a process that they had to pull together pretty quickly and it's by and large been very well executed. obviously trump has been delegating some of the choices, some of the vetting to other people, making the final decisions. that process has gone pretty smoothly. simultaneously, he has indeed continued to send out tweets, using twitter to comment on events and some fairly big events, like the u.n. resolution that was passed about israel this past week. he has gotten in the middle of that. he has got in the middle of our relations with russia. >> what does that tell us, though, dan? what does that tell us about how he's going to govern. is it reassuring or does it tell you anything about his style? take co

sports editor dan roan reports. dan: we knew it was bad. today we learn how bad. he laid bare how russia cheated at sport from london in 2012 to sochi, summer and winter sports corrupted over a four-year period. this canadian law professor revealing the full, damning findings of the investigation into an audacious state-sponsored doping program of breathtaking proportions. >> the conspiracy was perpetrated from at least 2011 to 2015. over 1000 russian athletes competing in summer, winter, and paralympic sport can be identified as being involved in or benefiting from manipulation to conceal positive doping tests. dan: the scandal began in may with the revelations of this man, the former head of moscow's anti-doping lab turned whistleblower. in a barely believable conspiracy that went right to the top of the russian state, he helped athletes take a cocktail of performance-enhancing drugs and evade detection. working in a secret part of his lab supposedly secure bottles were tempered with an samples passed through holes in the wall drilled by spies. today came more d

dan: something like -- mark: chewbacca? dan: yes. that was a grown meerkat. mark: it's late and cold, and that will continue throughout the night. temperatures of one below in beaver dam, five in milwaukee. windshield's even worse. look at these, down to 15 milwaukee, racine, and waukesha. tomorrow, it does not warm up a whole lot, a high of 14. windchills never getting to zero, and may be hanging around zero in the afternoon. as the day goes on tomorrow, the wind picks a it it's not too bad early, but they become westerly at 15-25 miles per hour. that might start blowing around the snow, but the bigger issue is it drops the windchill down >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- from "mr. robot," rami malek. espn's samantha ponder. and music from gucci mane featuring travis scott. and now, let's play it this way -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: welcome, hi. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming.

you did break it, dan. come on. cow be gentle just once? >> i'm being told we need to go to the weather. ro can you save me? you're out there in times square. what's popping? >> i'm giving you the evil eye as well. i'm freezing up here. temperatures are feeling well below the freezing mark but if you think that's cold with this windchill look at this out of mt. washington from yesterday. this worker going out to check things out, winds gusting over 100 miles an hour and that's the kind of stuff that happens at 6,000 feet. active weather pattern, rain. more on that in a sec. winds are kicking up this weekend. what this means for your new year's eve plans.. the news starts right now. plus, a friday chill. after a mild >>> we should say, dan didn't break the drone, just the propeller came off. >> i'm in the shame corner. sdwlur's okay. >>> coming up new details on the final farewell for carrie fisher and debbie reynolds. the plans for a joint funeral. technology is useful. i just bought a book. and while i was telling you about the book, i dow

dan. >> well, i think the miss of the year is pretty obvious, paul. it's the person who lost the presidential election she was supposed to win in 2016. and that of course would be hillary clinton. it goes beyond that, paul. back in 2008 when she was running in the primaries against barack obama, it was expected she would win back then. nobody could challenge the clinton machine. now hillary clinton has lost two big presidential elections. i'm not sure how she sleeps at night, but i think this also raises questions about the future of the vaunted clinton machine. are they going to have a role in the democratic party, or are though not? are they finally washed up? >> well, you know, it's interesting. some people are saying that maybe this attempt by john podesta and others to delegitimize trump suggests that he was her campaign chairman, that she wants to give it one more time, dan, in 2020. >> you can't keep the clintons down. but, boy, just think about hillary four years from now. it ain't going to happen. >> all right. jason. >> paul, this is a miss

dan. >> wild stuff. kate, thank you. >>> we move on now to the other big story of this morning, and that's the latest on the trump transition. the president-elect wrapping up his thank you tour overnight with a rally in alabama coming against a backdrop of fast moving foreign affairs developments involving both russia and china. meanwhile, members of the electoral college are getting ready to formally cast their votes tomorrow, and abc's mary bruce is covering it all from washington. mary, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. trump has been busy thanking his supporters in recent weeks, but it isn't official yet. not until tomorrow when voters are expected to vote for president-elect trump. that hasn't stopped him in weighing on foreign policy. and this morning, as tensions rise with china, trump seems to be sending some conflicting messages. donald trump arriving in alabama for the final stop of his thank you tour. >> boy, did we do well. >> reporter: over eight stops, he has relived his elect

no dan abasto por la tragedia en estados unidos. el aviÓn se estrelló porque se quedÓ sin combustible, en pleno vuelo, estos dicen las autoridades colombianas. todos han dejado una profunda huella en la cultura popular, comenzamos. ♪ ♪ joana: comenzamos en mÉxico, donde la fiesta de 15 mÁs esperada, se tiÑÓ de sangre cuando un hombre muriÓ arrollado por 1 caballo y otro resultÓ herido. juan carlos, nos cuenta quÉ fue lo que pasÓ. juan carlos: te saludo desde san luis, potosÍ. en los 15 aÑos. que ha tenido de todo, pastel, padrinos, comida. pero tambiÉn tenemos una tragedia que anunciar. arrojÓ a una persona muerta y a otra mÁs que se encuentra hospitalizada. se canalizÓ, a travÉs de una de muchas unidades. reportero: los hechos se dieron, durante la carrera de caballos. en jefe de una de las pandillas, cometiÓ un fatal descuido, al atravesar la pista y fue atropellado a pleno galope. >> de los caballos, no necesariamente van por el carril y fue lo que pasÓ. reportero: minutos despuÉs se reanudaron las carrer

it's a light storm, yeah, coming in on monday as well, dan and dan and al kwegt >> the raiders' whiteouts are used to be to being on the receiving end. abc 7 news was at jefferson elementary school where kids got bicycles and helmets. they are trying to get a buy in the playoffs, but still wanted to take some time off to give back. >> i know when i was younger sometimes we didn't get that many gifts. it's always great when you get that big gift. >> put a smile on the kids' face. >> tackle dan williams and a few buddies from the defensive line also spent the day charitably. they bought gifts and food for 15 east bay families. >> that's the christmas spirit obviously. on to sports. >> yeah, more on sports. we have two here. >> thank you very much. stanford running back is done with college football including this year's sun bowl. we'll explain. and the raiders are back in the postseason for the first time since 2002. who is >> after a 14-year drought, the raiders are back in the playoffs, clenching a spot after yesterday's win against the chargers. fans are excited after a decade of losing

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and ama daetz. debbie reynolds suffered a massive stroke this afternoon while making funeral plans for her daughter. >> tonight family and fans are remembering the singer, the dancer, the actress, she could do it all. abc7 news reporter katie utehs is in the newsroom with how the bay area is paying tribute to her. >> dan, reynolds surviving son todd fisher said here final words were that she wanted to be with carrie. ♪ >> reporter: the stars shine less bright tonight. >> shock. i couldn't believe it. i felt so awful for the family. >> reporter: hollywood legend debbie reynolds died today at 84. heather kitchen explains the magnitude of the loss. >> we always stand on the shoulders of those who come before us, and i feel like we all do with debbie reynolds and with carrie. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: reynolds shot to

abc 7 news anchor dan ashley is live at scene. dan, you've been out there. it's been pretty grim. >> reporter: i have, eric, and ama, good evening to you. a lot of news is happening here today. as you look behind me you saw the live picture from 7 hd and behind me you see the burned out hole that was the ghost ship warehouse that's sadly become a tomb for 36 people and they do expect that number to go up as they search the rest of the building. work has stopped at front of the building out of fear that there could be a potential for collapse. one wall was fairly unstable so they are worried about that, and it's not just because of danger to the firefighters either, but also to preserve the area as potential criminal evidence. that's an important phrase, criminal evidence. this morning crews pulled free three more bodies totaling as i said 36 killed by the fire. they have now searched 75% of the building, and they expect that they may find more victims as well. tonight work could continue in areas closed because of potential danger. they hope that they will b

dan. >> mary, thank you. this hacking controversy is going to go down as a key story line in what has been an extremely tumultuous year but 2016 is now as we've said almost over so let's get out to rob who is in times square, the focus of the world's attention tonight as we usher in 2017. hey, rob. >> hi, dan, good morning to you. there it is, the big ball behind me iconic raised and dropped promptly at midnight to usher in 2017. let's take a look at the weather forecast for times square and around the country. seasonable temperatures, cold now but windchills tonight right around the freezing mark. a chance of a brief rain shower but i think it holds off until after midnight. a clipper system through parts of the northeast and new england. rain across atlanta, back through new orleans and showers out west, not only across the northwest but southern california, as well, maybe some rain showers in through the hollywood celebrations. that's a quick check of your forecast. dan and cecilia, back to you. >> hey, ro

dan: stephen watson is headed to indianapolis for the big ten championship. look for his live reports tomorrow on wisn 12 news, including big 12 sports saturday at 6:30 p.m. aaron rodgers celebrated his 33rd birthday today. the packers quarterback is listed as questionable for sunday's game against the texans. clay matthews, blake martinez, and jake ryan are also questionable. t.j. lang is doubtful. demetri goodson and kyler fackrell are out. that's four linebackers on that report. the packers defense hopes to they left off monday night, not really actually began. the eagles drove 81 yards for a touchdown on their first drive, but were held to two field goals the rest of the way on six drives. >> we do some other things, mixing things up. we don't want to continue to do the same things that teams have been killing us on. , and it is up to everybody to execute. i think we did a good job out there. dan: and, vintage tiger woods today in the second round of the hero world challenge, his first pga tour event since 2015. look at this shot. tiger did not make a sin

dan simon is in oakland. what more can you tell us, dan? >> reporter: well, i guess the thing that set out to me and you made mention of it is that they are preparing for this a mass casualty event. at this point i think it's safe to assume that they don't know what really they're looking at. they can't even get inside the building. they were able to get basically a few feet inside, but as for rest of it, it's deem today unsafe at this point. so we're talking about 25 people who are unaccounted for, and you know, so that adds up. you're talking potentially 34 people dead. but you know, they're obviously being cautious about it. there's a coroner's trailer here. presumably they can remove the bodies. just a tragedy that unfolded here. i want to make mention of a phone number that people outside of the area can call if they're concerned about their loved ones. that number is 510-382-3000. that's 510-382-3000. if you fear that your loved one is missing or you haven't been able to get in touch with your family member or friend, that's the numbe

it's a light storm, yeah, coming in on monday as well, dan and dan and al kwegt >> the raiders' whiteouts are used to be to being on the receiving end. abc 7 news was at jefferson elementary school where kids got bicycles and helmets. they are trying to get a buy in the playoffs, but still wanted to take some time off to give back. >> i know when i was younger sometimes we didn't get that many gifts. it's always great when you get that big gift. >> put a smile on the kids' face. >> tackle dan williams and a few buddies from the defensive line also spent the day charitably. they bought gifts and food for 15 east bay families. >> that's the christmas spirit obviously. on to sports. >> yeah, more on sports. we have two here. >> thank you very much. stanford running back is done with college football including this year's sun bowl. we'll explain. and the raiders are back in the postseason for the first time since 2002. who is head c zero really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volks

dan. as you guys mentioned carrie fisher was a hollywood rebel, may the front page of the l.a. times before she was even born. she was most famous, of course, for playing that feisty princess in a galaxy far, far away but seems to have garnered such a massive outpouring over the past 4 hours, simply because in real life she was so human. she was the princess. >> somehow i've always known. >> reporter: who became a general. >> i did miss you. >> reporter: this morning the world is celebrating a hollywood original. carrie fisher who battled the dark side as the iconic princess leia in the "star wars" series. >> aren't you a little short for a stormtrooper. >> reporter: she battled her own demons. >> i'm carrie fisher and i'm an alcoholic. >> reporter: fisher unable to recover after going into cardiac arrest friday on a flight to los angeles from london where she was promoting her new memoir "the princess >> we have an unresponsive passenger so they're working on her right now. >> reporter: h

dan harris. rebecca and tony, everyone. >> the doctor is in the house. >>> in arkansas, the suspect in that road rage incident that killed a 3-year-old boy is behind bars this morning held without bail. 33-year-old greg holmes who had been hiding ever since the incident last weekend turned himself in to little rock police accused of firing into a vehicle because he was angry at the driver for not going fast enough. the bullet struck the driver's grandson, seated behind her, police say that after firing that bullet, he told the woman, quote, that's what you get. >>> overseas passengers held hostage by two hijackers who commandeered a libyan plane with 117 people on board now making their way home. the men threatening to blow up the plane and they were demanding to be flown to malta where they were taken into custody within hours of the landing. the hijackers released hostages unharmed. authorities say initial exams show that their weapons were fake. >>> and university of oklahoma football star joe