after his hometown winnie peg. later the bear was housed at the london zoo, and that is where she came to the attention of author aa mills and his young son christopher robin, the rest is history. >> when i was young people would say you have to tell this story? and i would start off by saying winnie the pooh was my great grand bear. >> reporter: an exhibit has now opened in toronto. now they are on display and online, a chronicle of how real life can lead to captivating literature. >> the appeal of childhood as a retreat, as a place we can all go back to and think of fondly, and reflect on with pleasure. the book really manages to -- to -- to ep pit miez that. >> reporter: the exhibit comes as the world marks the anniversary of world war i. a soldier's impulsive purchase, enriching the lives of the young other generations. lindsay is now passing on both the family story and tails of winnie the pooh to her 20-year-old son cole. he has learned to love the books, just like so many millions of children before him. >>>

winnie the poo's canadian connection next. >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america [ ♪ music ] >>> finally from us this hour - a bedtime story. generations of us all around the world know and love pooh bear. he is among the most popular children's book. it turns out that he or she has a secret and a past. the bear's tale from al jazeera's [ singing ] >> reporter: one of the best-known most-loved characters in children's literature was inspired by a real bear, acquired a century ago in canada. >> august 19, train. >> the pet was called winnie, after winnepeg. he took her to britain, where she became a regimental mascot. later it was housed at the london zoo, where she came to the attention of author aa milne and young son christopher robin. the rest is history. >> when i was a kid they used to say that. whenever anyone told the story, they said they'd have to tell the story. winnie the poo was my grea

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winnie the poo's canadian connection next. [ ♪ music ] >>> finally from us this hour - a bedtime story. generations of us all around the world know and love pooh bear. he is among the most popular children's book. it turns out that he or she has a secret and a past. the bear's tale from al jazeera's daniel lak in toronto. [ singing ] >> reporter: one of the best-known most-loved characters in children's literature was inspired by a real bear, acquired a century ago in canada. >> august 19, 2014, left by train. >> the pet was called winnie, after winnepeg. he took her to britain, where she became a regimental mascot. later it was housed at the london zoo, where she came to the attention of author aa milne and young son christopher robin. the rest is history. >> when i was a kid they used to say that. whenever anyone told the story, they said they'd have to tell the story. winnie the poo was my great grand bear. >> reporter: an exhibit of photos and diaries opened in toronto. they satellitele known, neglected recollects in a family attic. they are on display and online. a chronicle on ho

look, that's little winnie there. i don't know if you can see. [ applause ] there's winnie. she has chocolate. she had chocolate for the first time. but look at this. best photobomb ever. [ laughter and applause ] you know how hard it is to -- it's not that -- i mean, that's an amazing -- look at that photo bomb. that's amazing. >> steve: that's like a a two-inch window. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how the heck did he do that? who is this man? [ laughter ] best photo bomb i've ever seen in my life. let me see if i got any other ones. see if you can actually see what the baby looks like here. >> steve: do you have any more of that guy? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know that guy. oh, there. [ audience awws ] yeah, it's pretty rad. anyway, i just want to say it's just a big deal for us, and i just want to thank everyone -- the nurses and the doctors, and our surrogate who had our baby. just amazing. it is true -- no, we had a a surrogate. but i don't want to -- i can't say anything more, because i don't want to -- i don't know what the rules are, but i just want to say that there

we turn to winnie byanyima is the executive director of oxfam. she served 11 years in the ugandan parliament and cofounded the 60 member global gender and climate alliance. dipti bhatnagar is with friends of the earth international, where she is climate justice and energy coordinator. she travels to lima from where she lives in mozambique. welcome both of you to democracy now! talk about the significance of cop20. we are in the amazon, the first hosts thenian country cop, yet what is coming out of cop20? >> we are worried because the clock is ticking and we're coming toward the end of this meeting, but we don't see the breakthrough yet. it is important this meeting sets the stage for paris next year. we need a strong deal which should include a commitment by the developed countries to put money down to support the poor countries to adapt, to be able to cope with the climate impacts there are ready facing. the question of financing is critical. the second piece of success for us is that there should be an agreement to have a review of the pledges

winnie is from the world health organization. she's just returned from kono and joins us from the national ebola response center in the capital of sierra leone freetown. i'm going to warn you that the link isn't terribly reliable, but winnie, tell me first of all about kono, because it seems that is the location where bodies have been discovered, and it seems there is this disturbing prospect that a scale of ebola outbreak there that we didn't even know about. so what have you seen? >> it's an area we've actually been watching. all of the districts are on our radar. we have surveillance officers out there. and in discussion with the ministry of health, we've really been keeping an eye on things. so this is a remote area. it borders with guinea. it's near the previous hot spot areas. and so they've had sort of a regular trend of maybe 20, 30 cases a month, and then all of a sudden at the end of november, it started to shoot up. and so we thought well, we better get out there, send up some reinforcements and see what's going on. wh

"opera winnie-free." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: opera winnie-free. what would he call me? >> probably -- "well, i saw you on jimmy falling down." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: he never does fall down. >> no. >> jimmy: after another tequila, he probably would fall down, yeah. [ laughter ] they got to be proud of you though. oh, my gosh. you got nominated for a golden globe. that's great. >> yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: well deserved. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: well deserved. >> thank you. >> jimmy: do they see you all over the press and on the red carpet and magazines and -- >> yeah, they do. they do. but the other day my dad said, "so, i saw you in bg magazine." i said, "b-g?" my brother's in the background, "'gq' daddy." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, i want to meet your dad next time you're here. >> we can arrange that. >> jimmy: we can do that, yeah. oprah's raved about you. this is your second time working with oprah. >> yes. >> jimmy: you worked with her in "the butler" as well. >> that's right, yeah. >> jimmy: in "

winnie uses the time to learn something new. information that is potentially life saving. using her mobile phone, she sends an s.m.s. to a designated number. in seconds she is joined to an application called mum connect. it's a free government service where she can ask questions and receive valuable information on what to do at any stage of her pregnancy. >> translation: it's like having a clinic next to you. many women can't for for check-ups, they are not feeling well. if i'm worried about complications, i send an s.m.s. south africa made progress rusing the deaths of women and babies. many are dying. the department of health calls it a radical approach to save lives. >> to women living in remote areas, especially those who are far from the clinic. they do feel that they have got a resource where they can access information enoughing -- using mobile technology talking through their phone, guiding them on what to do and when to go to the clinic if there are warning signs, regarding treatment. >> reporter: women register to use mum connect at a clinic. it's a national proj

. >> a weary mcclure briefly left her side to accept a giant winnie the pooh from disneyland and to say a heartfelt thank you. >> thank you for all of your caring. we love all of you. >> reporter: gifts for jessica have poured in from midland and across the country and the happy ending has left its mark on jessica's piers, the children. and here at the site of jessica's nightmare, workers cemented in a well in the backyard in midland texas. >> they were ordinary people in love with a little girl they had never met. drillers, policemen, firefighters working so hard because they loved their own children so much. bob hawk the man in the orange hat is a drilling contractor who was on a highway project when the call came. he worked outside the rescue shaft and inside always thinking about his own 2-year- old son. today hawk returned to the site with his boy bob jr. >> i kept looking at that hole and thinking of him. i'm like i don't know how she got there but she was there. and all the time i just thought, you know it could have been my son. >> reporter: with determination, sweat and prayer,

i think of kevin and winnie from the wonder years. that's all i think about. still ahead an ugly night for peyton manning. can his broncos overcome the qb's poor performance? and speaking of ugly, take out the benches cleared in this brawl. we have those stories ahead and much more. toughness being thrown around there and plus a check on your holiday travel forecast when way too early comes right back. can somebody get me a ginger ale? >> he got 90 days. his wife 20. both got four years probation as well all for the airbourn hoax in october when their 6-year-old son was feared to be inside a run away aircraft. [ male announcer ] take zzzquil and sleep like... the kids went to nana's house... for the whole weekend! [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] zzzquil, the non habit forming sleep aid that helps you sleep easily and wake refreshed. because sleep is a beautiful thing. >>> well it's time for sports. the bengals hosting the broncos and peyton manning never lost to the bengals in his career. last night is proof there's a first time for everything. manning finished

. >> soon to be mom winnie, her mobile phone is her personal clinic whenever and wherever she needs it. >> an ypt egyptian judge has find where former president mohamed morsi is also facing trial. and al jazeera continues to call for the release of their journalists, 365 days imprisoned, peter greste, mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed are appealing against their convictions. thousands have attended the funeral of new york police officer rafael ramos he was one of two officers shot and killed while in a patrol car on december 20th. ramos casket was carried out with police giving him a final salute. police commissioner bill bratton have been posthumously been . >> this is finest police department in the united states, they thearnd phrase. >> highlighted their anger towards the mayor nationwide protests officers had also turned their backs on mayor deblasio when they turned their back on him. on. >> young classical musicians from around the world. one of the main reasons is generous public subsidies. nick spicer reports. >> reporter: a mozart aria sung by rachel finland. she has had some su

let's turn to winnie byanyima. 's personaly kerry commitment is very welcome. the point he is making -- it is important to recognize that for is abilityry, there to reduce carbon emissions. there is the issue of responsibility, how much it has contributed to this crisis. and a question of development. these must be put in balance. so a poor country that has little responsibility for creating climate change or global warming, for a poor adapty that has a need to to protect its people from the for as that are real, poor country that needs to overcome poverty, the concentration -- retribution has to be measured. for a richer country that has more responsibility, contributed more to change, that has the resources and technology to address the problem and has already influenced, they must put down more resources. >> as we wrap up our climate summit coverage. >> cop 20 is doing nothing to ask. the clinic catastrophe, but people are acting. there will be an action here at 11:00 a.m. talking be a die-in about justice, energy, food, the real issues people care about. ea

winnie was born last year. a big year for fallon. named entertainer of the year by entertainment weekly, and a daddy for the second time. >> all the late night diaper changes. >> you guys are good friend with him. you can help him out. >> bring them over, jimmy. bring them over. >> before we go. >> lingering showers. few spotty showers for the morning. as well. dry weather by the weekend. hang in the rain.ks.Ñ uát probably another slow commute. thank you for joining us. have a great tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." ♪ tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- daniel radcliffe -- mike tyson --

winnie mix moving into the area. katie is tracking the weather for you. >> also this morning, picks by the president, philadelphia's top cop get a new job from president owe bamm a he talks about howell ' help clean up the fall out from the police shooting, in ferguson. >>> and the growing fire storm is catching up to bill cosby. one of temple's most famous alum steps down from the school's board every trustees. we have reaction from temple's campus. >> it is tuesday, december 2nd, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm diana rocco. erika off today. our brief break from the wintery weather didn't last very long. and it could impact your morning commute as you head out the door. >> katie's outside on the skydeck right now, katie, like i said, little earlier, ran into little sleep coming in today. things are moving? >> they certainly r it is interesting, here on the skydeck, it is barely doing anything right now. i can see just because of the bright lights, out here, i can see few little spits coming out of the atmo

upper 20's but that wind, it is out there and even though it is relatively modest, it is not a super winnie day it is knocking your feels like values back in the 20's. we are at 30 degrees if wildwood. feeling like the teens in mount pocono. factor that in. hugging that winter coat tighter here on a day like this. with the sunshine you'll need sunglasses but that high of 43, may in the feel any better than say, oh, in mid to lower 30's as we go through the day, up in the poconos, those temperatures may in the feel better than 20's. we have to bundle up. vittoria, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. traffic wise we really are in the dealing with any major delays or problems. it is a beautiful commute this morning. a great time to wake up and jump on the roadway if you are not inclined to still stay in bed for a little bit longer. schuylkill expressway looking good. no matter where you are traveling, throughout your western suburbs, it is great out there. i-95 reflecting a good commute right through construction zone, in delays around cottman or girard just yet but when the rush comes in

. >> winnie cooper. >> winnie back in the day. >> the mirror, a hollywood superstar is headed back to the hit show 80 down town abby" just when you think she is about to talk to her husband, look who turns around. >> dears, lord lady collides over a group dinner tonight. >> that's so great. the cameo will air as a promo to promote an upcoming charity special tech santa to benefit six u.k. charities, george clooney. >> the must read opinion pages are straight ahead. so is mike barnacle. i don't know. we'll be right back. [ music playing ] ia cause to support the pover 65 million people who may need the trusted protection of depend underwear. show them they're not alone. and show off a pair of depend. get a free sample at underwareness.com lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. come on, would i lie about this? i'i like to think of myself as more of a control... enthusiast. mm

winnie >> president tan, vice president height, commissioners bud remi. i'm here with very livingston but i was that you brought in after last meeting a couple weeks ago and you should have a little booklet them to go over it but which is passed out a two-page resume for michael spearman was us security consultant i've known for quite a while. he's sitting in the back room next to [inaudible] from the mayor's office. he has a long history in security. he was a police officer for i believe, 14 years and detective in el cerrito, ex-marine. no system. i brought him and on the other case. he should be rewrite of this dirty plan. in your booklet with the committee original go through it again but it's listed there. there's been significant committee outreach. last friday we did meet over with sam at staple foods and [inaudible] and worked out sort of a good neighbor how did it go forward with this particular application and i think they are on board but don't put words [inaudible] sam is back there. she gushed >> can you share with us what some of those things

winnie >> president tan, vice president height, commissioners bud remi. i'm here with very livingston but i was that you brought in after last meeting a couple weeks ago and you should have a little booklet them to go over it but which is passed out a two-page resume for michael spearman was us security consultant i've known for quite a while. he's sitting in the back room next to [inaudible] from the mayor's office. he has a long history in security. he was a police officer for i believe, 14 years and detective in el cerrito ex-marine. no system. i brought him and on the other case. he should be rewrite of this dirty plan. in your booklet with the committee original go through it again but it's listed there. there's been significant committee outreach. last friday we did meet over with sam at staple foods and [inaudible] and worked out sort of a good neighbor how did it go forward with this particular application and i think they are on board but don't put words [inaudible] sam is back there. she gushed >> can you share with us what some of those things

winnie the pooh to her 20-year-old son cole. he has learned to love the books, just like so many millions of children before him. >>> and all of the bare necessities of the news on our website, the address, aljazeera.com. >>> the u.s. launched a hostage rescue attempt only when it figured murder was near. and in the process, may have precipitated the killing of another prisoner close to being released. the high-risk struggle to free hostages, it's "inside story." ♪ ♪ >>> hole, i am ray suarez, how do you do the challenging military calculus around operations meant to free kidnap victims? freelance programmer u.s. citizen luke somers was said to be running out of time. hour by hour, closer to the day his captors would finally take his life. the united states doesn't pay ransom to the shadowy networks of kidnappers fighting government as cross the world. that official policy is based on the conviction that americans would be put at even greater risk of kidnapping. somers was killed by the men who were holding him, as an americ

. >> winnie the p ooh. >> and worst two was when you don't have anything to talk about, you don't really know the person you are standing next to. you are like alex and mike, you examine your food. you look at it from different directions. >> just awkward. >> you look any other way but if the person sitting next to you. >> or even worse you go to the click and if you are not in it, you're like they don't like me at work. >> pumpkin, that hasn't happened to you, has it. >> no. >> all right. it is time for more music here. >> please. >> yes. >> here is the philadelphia boys choir singing merry christmas, merry christmas. ♪ merry christmas, merry christmas ♪ ♪ sing a song for the glorious season ♪ ♪ merry christmas, merry christmas ♪ ♪ sing a song for a happy new year ♪ ♪ sing merrily, merrily, loud and strong ♪ ♪ welcome the wintry season ♪ just follow along with the holiday song ♪ ♪ santa is here again, yes ♪ merry christmas, merry christmas ♪ ♪ sing a song for the glorious season ♪ ♪ merry christmas, merry christmas ♪ ♪ sing a song for a happy ne

. >> there's winnie. i love that. love that. >> that's how you -- >> franny and winnie. great names. >> keep those pictures coming, jimmy. i like 'em! >>> how about the weather? we've been talking a lot about that. >> yes, we have. we will continue to talk about it. it is a mess in the northeast. airport delays, road problems. this is a classic nor'easter. ahead of this system, we've got this warm air coming in. you're going to see this heavy rain pushing on in here. behind the system, we've got colder air being dragged in. the purple, pinkish, that's freezing rain. the white is snow. we'll see that developing. philadelphia right now, lot of rain. airport delays, big problems. we'll be watching that tlhrough the day. rainfall amounts, snowfall up to a foot and a half to two feet in parts of the catskills. that's going to be a big problem. out west, another big storm system is coming in. this is going to affect seattle, portland. some areas could be looking at five to eight inches of rain, all the way down into central california. they've already been getting slapped arou

soon to be mum winnie those regular checkouts can youf risks to her and her baby. she also has her mobile fan whenever she needs it. >> time for sport. >> thank you very much. "wild oats xi" won the sydney to hobart yacht race for a record eight times. it held off a challenge from an american yacht. "commanche" 10 nautical miles behind the eighth win, and broke the record of australian yacht "morner" between 1946 and 1960 >>> fernando torres will join ac milan. the news came as a surprise to many because spanish club atletico madrid hinted that torres was set to rejoin them. >> torres is former club chelsea holding a lead over manchester city with both sides in action in the english premier league. chelsea plays. crystal palace begins without their manager, the first casualty of the english season. warne okay took over four months side. but they are currently in 18th >>>ock took over four months side. but they are currently in 18th >>> >>>. >> west ham play ars mall. >> in melbourne, the visitors lost a couple of early wickets before there was 261 for the fourth. c

winnie is a spokeswoman for the world health organization, and she says people attending funerals are inned a vert wantly spreading the virus. >> generally most of the infections are being spread two ways, bun which attending unsafe barrels. when someone dies the tradition here is you come together as a family. there is some washing of the body and some rituals with that waterer, which is highly infectious. it is the most dangerous time to be around someone who has died of ebola is at the moment of death or just before. so for them to come and touch that person and weep and brush away their tears that's when they introduce the disease into their body. so the funerals are a main transmitter of the ebola infection, and then of course if you are caring for someone who is very sick in your house, it's very easy to catch ebola through the care of that person, and through handling the body fluids as you clean them up as we would for any loved person that we care for. >>> zimbabwe's two new vice presidents have been sworn in. the president chose them as sacking joyce ma -- ma djourou. >>> fo

to her right is bob farrell, and to his right is winnie scogna. and we're really glad to be on tv instead of using tvs in our production on new year's day. (cheering) >> philadelphia's gonna be a tough city. let's meet team red. >> hi i'm jack hee captain of the avalon string band, here with my pals tony mangino to his right, brian rinnier, and tim ervin. happy to be here at sugarhouse casino taking on our friends at hegeman

there's winny sun, we have adam thurgood today, bill smead. dick burrage and kenny pulcari. what's the motivation right now? tax selling is over and traditionally the markets when we get to first trading days of january, you get a move one way or the other. what are you doing meantime here? >> talking to me? >> yeah you. >> so here's what i think you see happening. exactly. kind of a whole lot of nothing. the market's just churning. nobody's making any decisive moves in two days. people are starting to look forward to 2015. i think all conversations kind of point to 2015 being another good year. certainly some sectors will be under pressure as we have seen and talk about this oil story. going to be a big theme in 2015 as well as a lot of industries kind of being affected by it but for two days you see justice churning. 12% before divies and then we're up almost 14% and you can't sneeze at this. >> bill, i'm so glad you're with us. i want to talk about millennials next year. you were last on the program making interesting points of their preferences for home ownership and gen

it is cold, it is winnie, and we have these on and off snow showers throughout today. into tonight, start to clear out 31 degrees the low temperature, seymour sunshine by tomorrow. and then hopefully, looks like, little bit warm up. warmer temperatures on the way, yes, bob? >> an accident near 420, causing delays for everyone coming up from the state line trying to get up toward the airport, but what a difference a couple of the cameras can make, delaware county dry as a bone, go out toward chester county looks like in the middle of a snowstorm here with the 30 bypass, route 202, again, getting doused here, live look, the 30 bypass out near downingtown. where again we've had to salt the roadways this morning, and slower than normal speeds all around the board. >> southbound 295 near woodcrest station causing delay. for folks heading down toward the freeway. accident in cheltenham. getting word after police officer, injured in in crash. looks as if the roadway was icy, officer stopped to assist and then got hit or struck by another vehicle. we're trying to get all of th

as part of her price she has won an one-year-old calf that she is now calling winnie. >>> to the pipe masters quarterfinals. one of the first to congratulate the winner. brazilian fans would help to celebrate. good for him. >> robin. thanks so much. the news continues in a few moment's time with a full bulletin from london. stay with us. . >> pakistan army sets up against the taliban as anger over school killings grows. hello, you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up in the next 30 minutes. kurdish fighters in northern iraq claim fresh gains in the mountains of sinjar mountains. and liberians vote for a new president. the government said safeguards are in place

. >> do you see the winnie the the poo bear on there. >> oh, yeah. >> i like your spin there. >> thank you. >> tweet us how think had the best i mean ugly sweater, use the the hash tag fox 29 good day and we will announce winner at the end of the show. >> nice job, darren. >> do you do this for a living >> no. >> well, hi everybody. >> this is covers in stained. >> we should say these were all -- >> drunk and hung over snow man in the puddle of his own vomit. >> these were all in your bottom right hand desk drawer. >> they have been in there three or four years. it smells like a cedar closet, mold. >> moth balls. >> yes. >> got to love it. >> i cannot even tell you. >> i don't even want to know. >> it better not smell. >> can i say thank to you a woman who brought me a bottle of wine. she lives in south philadelphia. she mas her own wine and bottles it. trinity oaks. i don't know if i trust it or not. >> they do that in south philadelphia they make their own vine. >> there are people that grow grapes in south philadelphia in their backyard. >> she wants me to judge the mummers, little

it is winnie. we just had live reporter from our fox station in new york, say it is going to be windy and cold. organizers in times square testing out the big ball drop yesterday ahead of today's main event. organizers expect roughly more than a million people to cram into that area, huddled into the caged areas as well, and no potty breaks. >> once you're in, not allowed to leave. >> oh, my goodness, so if there are coffee shops right there, you know they'll be packed with people trying to keep their hands warm. >> and use the barmes, right? >> by the way our own ball drop here on "good day" philadelphia. >> so you know that will be fun and interesting mike, alec, also talking about new years eve events going on in the delaware valley today. and there are all kind of party, party for kids, party for adult fireworks caitlin it will be great except cold. >> yes, there is no shortage of this. obviously new years eve everyone will be outside at one point or another and it is cold, but it is december 3

soon to be mum winnie needs to knife risks to her and her baby - whenever and wherever she needs it >>> coming up next - the latest on the search for the missing airasia flight in indonesia, and we look at the safety of air travel >>> economic sanctions are strengthening ties between russia and china. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top staries. -- stories. as the sun rises, the search continues for airasia qz8501. >> there's no sign of the plane or any of the 162 people on board. n.a.t.o. ended a mission in afghanistan, 13 years after troops entered the country, officials held the ceremony to mark the end of the war. a training and support mission will begin on january 1st. u.s.-led forces launched air strikes in the town of kobane on sunday. smoke above the border town of kobane, where the kurdish fighters have been trying to drive away islamic state militants >>> another airliner has gone missing over the java sea. not much warning, and the search for qz8501 is getting under way. >> a great deal of waiting at the surabaya airport. we are looking into the next c

remembering moments like winnie and kevin's first kiss. >> about five minutes before that scene, fred was in my dressing room asking for advice. you know, because it really was their first kiss. >> it was in front of a crew of like 120 people and their mothers were up on top of the hill watching. >> reporter: but it was these moments depicted that viewers fell in love with and why a museum curator felt like they should be preserved. >> it's truly a wonderful example of integrity in network television programming. this is one of the coolest things i've ever been a part of. >> reporter: the items donated today won't go on display just yet. the museum is working on a special pop culture exhibit that they hope will open in a few years. stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> fred savage hasn't change at all. some of the items donated were almost lost. the actor who played paul pfeiffer says he had a lot stored in a storage facility and lost a lot of it in hurricane sandy. >>> the clock is ticking for a person who bought a million dollar power ball ticket in lorton, virginia. the winning numbers for

but, it is still winnie, and still damp out there. roads are still wet. still need to take your time. conditions are not operate mal, but it is better than it was. so, bus stop buddy, still need the waterproof jacket today. and the warm one because. >> probably around 42 degrees, winds still gusting as high as 30 miles an hour, so that's your weather authority forecast, bob kelly here, with those damp roadways. >> yes, they are, sue. 6:02, good wednesday morning, everybody. all of that rain we had yesterday, things still little damn many, wet, live look at the schuylkill expressway, coming into downtown, maybe if you are headed to catch the first train out of 30th street station, you're not the only one. but you can see the glare in the road surface, that's a sign of things just still little damp, as we continue to dry out. good morning to 202, 309. we call it five-point up in montgomery county, no problems or delays roads are damn, live look, 422, coming inbound, from collegeville, in toward king every prussia, starting to see some volume pop along the w

you can see from the cameras, shaking, that it is still winnie. 16-mile per hour sustained winds, gusts even higher, sunrise happens at 7:11. and we have 42 degrees as we mentioned here, but only 32 in mount pocono, that's where it is a little tricky travel potentially today. 42 degrees is where we will stay today. temperatures will move much at all with those cloudy skies, and the possibility of a shower or maybe a flurry or two around. winds still gusting, up to 30 miles an hour. so that's a look at our weather authority forecast. i can see the damp roads in your traffic cameras, bob kelly. >> yes, 5:02, good wednesday morning, everybody, the damp, you can see the glare, sign that the roads are still damp from all of the rain that we had yesterday. just be careful. looking live at the roosevelt, right near ninth street, let's go, this is live look, route 73, pennsauken, new jersey, for the gang in south jersey. again, wet roads, little spray kicking up off the cars in front of you, may maybe go through a puddlement looking good through the construction zones. up and down the major roa

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there is gay chance it could be raining and more winnie then this says for your sunday. we have two computer models duking it out on the final consensus of the eagles game but 44 degrees, raw, little bit windy and wet. who does that bode better for, hopefully the birds. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast looking ahead friday on the chilly side but at least it is dry, saturday looking for a high of 50 degrees with periods of rain, sunday there will be some showers, hopefully just a few, for the bird and then monday, chilly again high of 46 degrees, still a chance of a shower. tuesday will be windy, but cold, high of 48. and then by wednesday, colder, with a high of 44 degrees. the average high temperature for this time of the year is around 49 degrees, so, right around there. seasonal. much better than in of november. >>> in the cbs-3 healthwatch the key to looking younger could be in your diet. a study in the british medical journal says following a in mediterranean diet can reduce signs of aging. that diet filled with fresh fruits, vegetables, olive

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inbetween the two, tight pressure gradient as we say, that means it is windy, and it is still going to be winnie today. so looking at the future cast, there is a possibility of some of that snow up in up-state new york, starting to spread down here, doesn't look like it will amount to much, but the possibility the is there today, tomorrow, of a few showers, few snow flurries, hanging around. so doesn't be surprised if that happens at some point during the next, say, 24-36 hours. friday, is when we finally get some sunshine, and maybe few clouds mixed in. but at least it will be dry on friday, and we can say we're rid of the nor'easter, and we'll have just chilly temperatures over the weekend. but it should be great for all of your holiday activities over the weekends. ultimate doppler showing here in philadelphia that we don't have any rain, no snow, but we do have damp roadways, luckily, our temperatures are all above freezing so, yes, no snow really, might be few flurries up in the poconos, still winter weather advisory in effect until 6:00 a.m. these are the temperatures i'm talking b42 degre

you're all in horse [ bleep ] plus. 500,000, the number in dollars that an original illustration of winnie the pooh and christopher robin sold at auction this week. zero, the number of dollars a picture of eeyore would sell for, according to eeyore. [ audience groans ] chin up, man. [ laughter ] 9.13 million, the number of viewers who watched "peter pan live" last week. 9.13 million and one, the number of viewers who watched "peter pan live" last week if you count christopher walken. [ laughter ] 25, the age taylor swift will turn this week. the same taylor swift who has received seven grammy awards, 15 american music awards, 11 country music association awards, seven academy of country music awards, and 12 billboard music awards. 28, the age that a late night writer ben worhite turned this week. the same ben worhite who earlier today bought a slice of pizza, dropped it on floor, washed it off in the bathroom, and ate it. [ cheers and applause ] doing good, ben. we're proud of you, you're doing good. 21, the number of days until 2015. also 21, the number of days until you get that new gym