he called this the butler plan. to that end he created a compound which served as the headquarters of the aryan nations. by the early 1980s the compound had become an important venue for right wing extremists. butler held annual ariane congresses at the compound where like minded people and the sub culture would meet now, the aryan nations was not directly involved in terrorism however, it's compound was the focal point where the idea for creating a clandestine terrorist group really crystallized. it became known as the silent brotherhood was formed there in december of 1983. right around the same time the federal marshalls killed a tax protester. the posse advocated an extreme form of localism. members of the group believed that the county sheriff should be the highest level of political authority at the annual aryan nations congress which was held in 1983, someone by the name of robert j. matthews came up with the idea of creating an underground resistance group to revenge the death of gordon call. the group condu

he said he's there as the butler's lawyer but also there as general÷ú butler. he demands that the militia come to him, that they stack their arm and sur rinder those and dark adams apologized for how they were treated on the fourth of july. prince rivers asked if they did all of that+ú would butler vouc for their safety, butler said, it is owing to have the ability to have -- how are they treated this time on the fourth. here is our situation, most of the militia is hold up, this is where the parade had been days before. they maybe haveht20 rounds of ammo. their guns are really quite cool. the gunman fought we think as such a break through on the shoulder of every man in the army. it's the winchester. that technology comes in right after the civil war. we think of it the gun that won the west. the african-americans in their armory have 120 rounds of ammo by comparison the people who started flooding and coming across the bridge from augusta, many of themare carrying winchester, we have strong countenance that they follow the law cals, bymy 6:00 p.m. they a wel

i covered butler's funeral on friday. investigators believe 20-year-old khalil wheeler weaver is responsible for killing 33-year-old joanne brown who was found strangled to death in a vacant home in out on december 5. this was days after sarah butler was found strangled to death on december 1 in west orange. he pleaded not guilty for murder for butler's death. he was held on friday in lieu of 5,000,000 dollars bail. >> we will decorate a decorator christmas trees with ornaments, bows, garland and maybe the occasional state, right? >> that's what they got over the weekend. a woman from the nearby town looked at her christmas tree and saw that a big snake was just chilling. it turns out the tiger snake which is the six deadly snake in the world got in through an open back door but left 20 minutes later in a bag. so classic australian christmas problems. >> less regard by an emotional series stories about a homeless heroin heroin addicted man that come along with his loving family and some true professionals we located and c

sara butler, 20 years old, brutally murdered. you are in montclair for her funeral. >> family and friends said their final goodbyes to 20-year-old sara butler at the st. mark's united methodist church in montclair on friday. the new jersey city university freshman was found strangled to death on the eagle rock reservation in west orange on december 1. >> words cannot explain. you do not even have to have a child to feel that the emotions of the parents are going through. >> the family is going through a difficult week having to bury their daughter. this man was arrested on december 6, pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and destroyindestroyin g human remains on tuesday. investigators believe that sarah was with them several times a night before she went missing. just days before thanksgiving. her family is not sure how the two of them met. they did not believe that she had a boyfriend. >> we believe that it leaves the person that allegedly did this was apprehended. and we know that that person is not on the street. >> a go fu

in less of course, melvin butler failed to see the operation with fresh mind. the engineers were one thing, but each engineer require the support of a number of others. craftsmen to build the air machine, mechanics and number crunchers. lift and drag ,-comma what was the plane but a bundle of physics. physics meant math and math meant mathematicians. since the middle of the last decade, mathematicians had met women. langley's first female computing pool started in 1935 and caused some uproar with the men of the laboratory. and how could a female mind process something so rigorous and precise as math? the very idea, investing $500 on a calculating machine show it could be used by a girl, but the girls had been good, very good, better at computing than many of the engineers spread the men themselves grudgingly admitted. with only a handful of girls winning the title of mathematician, a professional designation that put them on equal footing with entry-level males, the fact that most males were designated as lower paid provided a boost in the bottom line. in 1943,

and in the clip of general benjamin butler, plenty of oysters but no water no matter how. in the 1860s us soldiers set out 900 feet into the ground without finding a drop. finally they realized the facility and gave up. without massive intervention, it was neither helpful nor permanent. no place can sustain life for long. the too was the case of civil war contraband camps the first of which at a u.s. army installation at all point comfort called fort munro, the first of many contraband camps spread wherever the union army went through the occupied south. there were specific places where you emancipation began, for nearly half 1 million former slaves including contraband camps black men, women and children sought refuge from the army, sought refuge from slavery. they found it in the sense of escaping their owners wrath but the environment natural and man-made they encountered made for troubled refugees. when the commonwealth of virginia left the union april 17, 1861, it remained in the hands of the u.s. army and it was to that army that three enslaved men ran on may 23rd of

jessica: in butler county, ohio, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez. soledad: "new york times" best-selling author j.d. vance was born in that town, middletown, ohio. he grew up in poverty. and as he recounts in his book, "hillbilly elegy," had a mother who was a drug addict and a father often gone. vance, raised by his grandparents, would leave middletown, enlist in the marines, and graduate from yale law school. nice to see you. the book is fantastic. as jess reported in her piece, there are jobs. the struggle is in matching skills with the jobs. how do you create something that can really help towns where you can match people to jobs effectively? j.d. vance: this is a big question of workforce development. one of the problems over the last 10 or 20 years in areas like middletown is when you graduate from high school, you are given an option between a service-sector job -- $7, $8, $9 an hour -- or get a four-year college degree. and the big problem is that a lot of these jobs exist in the between spaces, and this really implicates our education syste

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we're watching an accident scene out in upper dublin on welsh road and butler pike. you'll probably be directed around the scene there. traffic and also watching out in vineland. injuries reported on the scene as well. this is northeast avenue and garland road. you can ski a slowdown on that system as you look in closely there. that's because they're diverting traffic around the scene for now. also watching the vine street expressway. looks like they finally opened up this ramp to broad street. at least the road after the ramp to broad street. traffic is moving through. i'll check in with the schuylkill expressway. and the ramp to the vine coming up to make sure that we have them all open as well. also able to get to the vine street expressway. i'll do that when i come back in ten. tracy, back to you. >>> so, this morning is crunch time for post offices across our entire region. our postal service tells us today their busiest delivery day of the holiday season. >> nbc10's matt delucia is watching it out from the post office in deptford, gloucester county. matt. >> re

volkswagen settles its emissions cases and hollywood actor takes on the role of a butler. hena daniels is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >>> gains by big banks and travel companies pushed stocks higher. t volkswagen reached a settlement with u.s. regulators on the last 80,000 diesel vehicles impacted by the company's emissions cheating scandal. buyback for 25,000 owners. those owners will get substantial compensation on top of any repairs. volkswagen previously reached a deal for 475,000 diesel cars. >>> general motors is cutting nearly half the work force at its only plant in detroit. the layoffs take effect in march and affecting 1,300 second-shift workers. this is the third gm plant to eliminate the second shift this year. gm sales are expected to drop this year for the first time since gm's 2009 bankruptcy. >>> russian cyberthieves are cheating advertisers out of as much as $5 million by creating fake internet sites. a russian cyberforgery ring created more than 500,000 fake internet users and 225,000 fake websites to trick advertisers. the advertis

detectives say they identified four girls so far who have molested by butler this month and in recent years in the prescott valley area. deputies are asking anyone with information about other potential victims to contact the yavapai sheriff's office or yavapai county silent witness. >>> a tempe man arrested after police say he was caught filming men inside restrooms across the valley. officers say brandan used a cell phone to record dozens of individual degrees of men undressed. the 20-year-old was arrested after a co-worker at a tempe xerox store says he noticed a camera filming under the stall. sorrentino said he was in the bathroom but he denied taking the video. they did fine videos recorded in several locations over the past few months. sorrentino could be facing 23e8ony charges. >>> the remains of an army private who died this combat home. daniel hunt earned three purple hearts. steve krafft has the story. >> back in 1951, 18-year-old private first class daniel hunt died in a fierce firefight during the korean war. for 65 years his family waited for him to come home. today he d

and they-- president carter got up and he asked blessing over the food and then the butlers went around and pouring out the wine in the glasses. so everybody had a nice glass and he poured one-- went around and poured out the wine and everybody was just, we were just so happy and laughing and smiling, when it got to president carter the butler was kind of new and he poured wine into president carter's glass and president carter, he stood up and he said, steve, i said, yes, mr. president, i stood up. he said you know i'm religious and i don't drink wine. he said would you like to have mine? >> and i said, yes, sir, mr. president. so he reached over and handed me the glass of wine and i had two glasses of wine in my hand, everybody else had one and that drank mine instantly and i had one more left and sat down awn taking my time and i sipped the wipe and finally it was gone and then we had a big glass of cold ice water on the table and then all kind of dessert and everything, we really had a fabulous time. so when we got back to the white house, all of the guys said to me when we went in

making themselves the business of general butler. there's more to the story butler and his contraband decision in the lives of the three men that meets the eye. we'll look at both later. in chapter three if you're counting. but a brief a brief outline goes like this, shepherd, david were put to work building fortifications. when they learn that their owner the confederate plan to remove them federal saw and separate them from their families they decided to try their luck at fort monro. the colonel sent an agent to demand the return a compliance of the slave law. butler refused on the grounds that they had used the man to build fortification that would aid to force an armed civilian against the united states. and so the rules of role conferred authority to confiscate the three slaves as contraband property. in a stroke butler use slave owners owners assistance as slaves or the legal property of the owners to release slaves and their owners grasp. he illustrated how ror could create possibilities unavailable in peacetime. the phenomeno

stacey butler with the story in orange county. >> it makes me real nervous. >> yeah. it's amazing how many of these i found. >> reporter: robin can't believe hundreds of hypodermic needles are still littering her favorite dog beach in newport after the recent rain. >> i worry about my dog being out here. it's only dog beach around here. >> reporter: every day she throws them away to protect her dog. >> it's the only thing that catches her eye. they don't have the tops on them, there's a good chance you will step on a needle. >> i have never seen it like this. >> reporter: bruce brought his dog to the stretch of sand where the santa ana river feeds into the ocean at newport beach. >> i just watch her real close make sure she doesn't grab anything she shouldn't. >> reporter: this is a regular at the unofficial dog beach. he says he made wait to come back with mable until rid of the needles. >> hopefully it gets cleaned up by the city soon. you don't want anything dangerous out there for the dogs or for people. i have little kids and we all run around out here so you don

russell butler is a local musician who was preparing to perform at the ghost ship warehouse moments before the fire broke out. russell, i know that you were at the site of the ghost ship when the fire happened. can you take us back to that night? what was going on? >> a lot of my friends were going to get together and just do what we love the most. >> there was a concert going on and people were there to celebrate art. >> celebrate art and to celebrate each other. >> and you were going to perform. you had set up your gear, and where were you when the fire broke out? >> i was outside. next to the door. >> what did you see, what did you hear when the fire broke out? you can't talk about it any understand. >> i lost a lot of people. they were all the best people. it is one of the reasons why it is especially hard, not just the building or the loss of life in general. these people were pillars, these people really held a lot of people up. i was -- i feel very blessed to have been able to call them friends. >> can you tell us about one or two of them and what are your fondest memories of them,

moses was the butler, and others were nurse maids. they were considered favorite. >> and after the war the owner deeded property to moses' mother and sister. the story of the black calhoun was the story of moses whose descendents would prosper in the north and the sister whose family prospered in atlanta. the calhouns lived through the civil rights century. it was a wonderful and terrible century for black for achievement. and on the other hand, it was efemoral. except for a lucky few the doors to achievement were chose. and american emancipation compared to britain's, for example, was very badly done. britain compensated the slave owners and men did an education for exsliefs. reconstruction fiesofficially o lasted ten years, but it was through the generations, they not only believed in america, but believed they had a role to play in the progress of their country and community. as might be expected, the black calhouns who moved north fulfilled their aspirations and achieved success. less expected, perhaps, those who stayed in atlanta

sheriff richard jones of butler county, ohio was republican voting electoral college the other day. he got thousands of letters trying to persuade him to change his vote from trump to the somebody else. what did he do with the letters. he lit them up. literally. >> no more letters today. we got electoral votes and new president. we got our trump sign here and we have got our towels over here. theover -- cows over here. they are supporting trump also. as you can see thousands of letters are going to be right here today in the old fire pit. god bless america. that, of course, caused a stir. a butler county democratic party executive chair woman called the stunt childish, not noting it was also very awesome but the butler county executive chairman says he proudly supports the sheriff's actions. of course he did and they roasted marshmallows at the end. massive manhunt meanwhile underway for the lone wolf terrorists. apparently lone wolf who plowed his truck through a crowded supermarket in berlin. a horrifying story. we're going live to germany next. this is more than just a credit car

and they-- president carter got up and he asked blessing over the food and then the butlers went around and pouring out the wine in the glasses. so everybody had a nice glass and he poured one-- went around and poured out the wine and everybody was just, we were just so happy and laughing and smiling, when it got to president carter the butler was kind of new and he poured wine into president carter's glass and president carter, he stood up and he said, steve, i said, yes, mr. president, i stood up. he said you know i'm religious and i don't drink wine. he said would you like to have mine? >> and i said, yes, sir, mr. president. so he reached over and handed me the glass of wine and i had two glasses of wine in my hand, everybody else had one and that drank mine instantly and i had one more left and sat down awn taking my time and i sipped the wipe and finally it was gone and then we had a big glass of cold ice water on the table and then all kind of dessert and everything, we really had a fabulous time. so when we got back to the white house, all of the guys said to me when we went in

it had general benjamin butler playing oysters, but no water no matter how deep they doubt. in the 1860s, u.s. soldiers sat out. they dug 900 feet into the ground without finding a job. finally they realized and in the end they gave out. without massive intervention direct each of portman route was neither helpful nor her minutes. no place can sustain life for long. so too was the case of silver contraband camp. the folks at a u.s. army installation of old point comfort of portman route but the first of many contraband camps for camps spread her of the union army went throughout the occupied south. they were the specific places in which emancipation began for half a million former slaves. contraband camps, black men, women and children sought refuge from the army -- sought refuge from slavery. they found it in the basic sense of escaping their owners that the environment both natural and man-made encounter there made for troubled refuge. whether the commonwealth of virginia (-left-paren april 17, 1861, remained in the hands of the u.s. army and it was too that i made it to r

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toda y it is james and joyce a butler. butler >> they're celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary. congratulations. that's awesome. ated --inated -omin they were nominated severaler times on our facebook page byk many friends who said thesehe fans of the day -- being fanbeif of the day will be a great wayrt to start their anniversary weekend and we agree.end we celebrate all week long. long. for your chance to be tomorrow's fan just leave aeavea comments butlers' photo on our facebook f page. >> looking good, looking good. l >>> there's a lot going onere' this weekend. people going to be down at theat mgm probably.ba >> that's inside, that's good.h. >> there's going to be a big gnt football game army-navy up in baltimore. >> cold but sunny not as gland n people still going out to seetil the national christmas g tree. t >> cold bundle inwrap up.wr u best time to see that is at night. gh >> that's excellent gary.t'exce >> love how we're just having hv a conversation. >> people are going to be oute shopping.are >> right. >

brandon butler accused of assaulting four young girls. he's being held without bond. detectives are asking anyone victimized by butler or if you know of abuse call. >>> it can create problems for drivers and animals, dumping waste along the road. jackson fink is accused of dumping large palm trees near route 66. >>> tense moments for parents and students in surprise. a suicidal person led to a lockdown. there was never a threat to any was precautionary. >>> jagged edges, dangerous holes, ugly graffiti, a park plagued with problems. how a valley mom is taking action to get it cleaned up. >> 9-month-old everest loves the park. his mom says the park could use more love from the city. >> i mean there's still a little bit. >> pieces of plastic flaking off are just some of the found. >> it seems like there's funding issues. sam mentioned that a lot. not a lot ofsxour money. >> -- of manpower and money. >> it's one of more than 10 parks throughout phoenix. -- 180 parks the throughout phoenix. some parents are fed up with the lack of care at this park. >> we are tax paying pe

when they got to president carter the butler poured water or wine into president carter's class. president carter stood up and he said steve and i said yes and he said, you know i'm religious and i don't drink wine. would you like to have mine? and i said yes, sir mr. president. so. so he reached over and handed me the glass of wine.ad and i had two glasses of wine in my hand. everybody else had one. i drank mind instantly. so had one more left. so i was taken my time and we sat down and i was sipping the wine in the we had the big glass of ice water on the table. all kind of dessert, we had a fabulous a fabulous time. so when we got back to the white house all of the guys said to m we waited through the south portico which is the big green door where they go out into. [inaudible] the guys told me steve, we're really surprised.rank the >> nsfw talking about and he i sa you drink the presidents wine.ff >> and i said will man, heheto offered it to me and you never tell the president know. and they looked at me and they said you're smart and i said no, you never tell the president k

and president carter got up and he asked the blessing over the food and then the butlers went around pulling out the wine and the glasses. so everybody had a nice glass and he poured one around and poured out the wine,everybody , we were just so happy and laughing and smiling so when they got the president carter, the butler was kind of new and he put wine into president carter's glass and president carter, he stood up and he said steve, i stood up. and he said you know i don't drink wine. he said, would you like to have mine? i said yes sir mister president so he handed me a glass of wine and i had two glasses of winein my hand . everybody, i said what? i drank my half a glass so i had one more left and i was taking my time wheni sat down and started eating, i sat down and set some wine , finally it was gone then we had a glass of cold ice water on the table and all kinds of dessert and everything and we had a fabulous time so when we got back to the white house, all of the guys said steve, they went in through the, ... through the south portico which is a green door that goes all t

he's also an adjunct professorn at the university of so bar butler has declined to comment on this case. safety shutting down. comes days after the huge firege in oakland that was used for art studios that killed at leastat three dozen people. the baltimore suns say they boarded up the building. the closing stemmed from a complaint about conditionscond inside of the building. speaking about the deadly warehouse fire, authorities say so far at least 26 families hava been notified. emergency crews have also h cleared about 85s p of the warehouse but one section of the building is still too unstable to enter. investigators are still tryingil to figure out what sparked thatt fire meanwhile the district attorney has said she ishe considering charges against the building's manager. the video of walter scott is so clear that he was shot in thein back runn cannot get a conviction of thato wen have a very, very serious problem in america. that is james johnson from thete national action network reacting after a jury in south carolina couldn't come to a verdict in the case against officer michael

while uwm falls at ohio 71-69.and the border battle week continues with the bucks hosting jimmy butler, d wade and the chicago bulls tonight at the bmo bradley center.for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. packer wide receiver jeff janis and his wife are expected. and they came out gender. janis, whose an avid hunter, posted this video to his facebook page.. they filled a target with color powder.. he aims.. shoots.. and.... it's a boy! after highs got into the mid teens around noon yesterday, the cold front moved through and dropped temps into the single digits along with a 30 to -10 all day. actual temps have dropped to 0 along the lake, to -8 inland this morning with wind chills to -25. a wind chill advisory is in effect for all of se wisconsin until 10am. despite a lot of sun, today only warms up to 8 degrees with gusty winds and wind chills staying around -10 all day. tonight is mostly cloudy with flurries and isolated light snow as less than a half inch of snow by morningafter the cold morning, we warm up to 23 friday afternoon with clouds and snow showers by afternoon and ev

we are here at barbara butler studios. we will come on into the treehouse and talk to her. this is amazing. this is a project you have been working on for a family. >> down in sarasota. this will have a skylight in here. this is nicer than my house.>> right now this is just all the raw redwood but then we grind everything smooth and we stayed in at all this furniture and a skylight and the roofing and look at this. we could show what it looks like when it is all painted and the netting is put up. >> we have a rustic finish on this one and it is finished with a rope. these will be up in the air about seven what deck height. we have slides and rope climbs and ladders. >> what debuted this idea? >> i have seven -- what gave you this idea. >> i have seven brothers and my mom used to tell us to always go outside and play.>> i love playing outside.>> i fell in love with my first play structure and i knew this was it. that was like 29 years ago. and then we are back here live in one of the rooms. this is one of your standard play structures.>> this is like a little jail. so cute.

. >> if your dream was to have a cool robot side kick butler like iron man has various jis could happen but diderberg is not saying anything soop. he's outtaing programming in his home to have this use of technology to have this rebought do certain things oop the door recognizing when visitors are allowed to come in and play certain music and turn off the light. one of the problems heed run into is different applilances in house not all are connected to the internet which makes it difficult to us artificial intelligence that controlled him. he had an issue finding a toaster and ended up trying to mcgyver his own this is something he's working on in his spare time and cool side kick butler in our household maybe 20 years from now i think it would be cool. >> i'm feeling bad about myself in my spare time. >> see you later. >> okay. >> all right. >> thanks. >> in spare time. >> i say the opposite the more artificial injens out there i want to go old school >> it has to happen. >> i don't take a skans on many things but i take a stance against that. >> have you seen terminator you know what

that are coming in here, will have fewer butlers now than they had before. her kind of salt of the earth thing is grounding. her feminism whether it's stated or not, is so lived. she just is empowering in her very nature. and, you know, i would say the one thing i regret about the need to defend yourself as a black woman is that black women have every right to be angry whenever we see fit. >> whenever we have on, and nothing against david and kevin but w46r we have a panel on that's african-americans. here's a panel of black people, cnn is black entertainment news or whatever, you don't have to defend that. you can have a perspective as an african-american -- we're having a conversation about this right now. there has never been an african-american first lady. michelle obama is an eye corn in that way, and deserved of that conversation, that we'll continue on the other side of this break. >>> we're back now where my panel. no visit do the white house would be complete without the president stopping in. here he is. >> hi, good to see you. >> thanks for stoppi

. >> suctizuckerberg made the vid this last week where he showed off his digital butler, jarvis, tonight, the singer levigne came to their defense, saying when you have a boy like yours you may be more responsible with bullying, especially with what is going on in the world today, hash tag, say no to bullying. >>> and you're going to need the rain gear tomorrow morning, live doppler 7 tracking showers beginning to move onshore, ukiah, light returns at this hour, the live picture, along the satellite you see the shield of cloud cover all rain moving onshore overnight and first thing tomorrow morning. and it will be intense in the next six hours. we'll take you outside, a live look from sfo, quiet here, as the rain becomes heavy in the morning we're likely going to see delays at sfo. first thing when you wake up if you have a flight you want to check on the status. outside, 40s, 46 in hayward, 41 in san jose and napa and overnight numbers will be right where they are. this system is moving in, a moderate storm on the impact scale a bit of a punch with a two. tomorrow morning, moderate to h

. >> suctizuckerberg made the vid this last week where he showed off his digital butler, jarvis, tonight, the singer levigne came to their defense, saying when you have a boy like yours you may be more responsible with bullying, especially with what is going on in the world today, hash tag, say no to bullying. >>> and you're going to need the rain gear tomorrow morning, live doppler 7 tracking showers beginning to move onshore, ukiah, light returns at this hour, the live picture, along the satellite you see the shield of cloud cover all rain moving onshore overnight and first thing tomorrow morning. and it will be intense in the next six hours. we'll take you outside, a live look from sfo, quiet here, as the rain becomes heavy in the morning we're likely going to see delays at sfo. first thing when you wake up if you have a flight you want to check on the status. outside, 40s, 46 in hayward, 41 in san jose and napa and overnight numbers will be right where they are. this system is moving in, a moderate storm on the impact scale a bit of a punch with a two. tomorrow morning, moderate to h

survived being trached in his wrecked car for 12 hours, brian smith was driving on interstate 81 in butler county when his car flipped over an embankments and his phone slipped out of the cup holder leaving him with no way to call for help. a police corporal found him by tapping into a gps feature on his phone. >>> and starbucks offering up free drinks this afternoon. find out which local stores are taking part in the give away and package thieves caught stealing off people's doorways. how to keep your gifts safe when we return. >>> health check this noon. tests are showing the ebola vaccine to be highly effective. this could stop outbreaks in the future. thousands of people died after the ebola virus spread across south africa. and they struggled to come up with a vaccine and merck is expected to ask for approval next year. >>> oprah winfrey's shrinking waistline is boosting her bottom line. she bought a share in weight watchers and revealed she lost more than 40 pounds on the plan and her stake is worth $40 million more than when she purchased 2. >>> starbucks is celebrating holiday chee

brine smith was driving on interstate 81 in butler township when his car flipped over the embankment. his cell phone popped out of a cup holder leaving him no way to call for help. he had four broken ribs and broken ankle. >> slogans you have something to fight for, don't give up hope. >> state police found him with the help of a gps on his phone. >>> lehigh valley pizza shop known for spreading the warmth decided to spread it further. they decided to reward their customers by holding free pizza for a year. he gave the pizza prize away to the north hampton food bank. he was diagnosed with cancer in july and wanted to pay it forward. the shop decided to give him and the food bank free pizza for a year, good story all around. >> matt pellman will give us a look at the roads on what could be a busy travel day. >> they may look like innocent christmas gifts, security agents at los angeles international airport picked up something suspicious about them, that's next on "action news." >> reporter: well, folks, it's getting serious, tomorrow is christmas eve, if you have not started that shop

chopper 6 hd was over the scene of a murder section in nicetown, the victim was gunned down on west butler street. the man in his 20s was shot in the head and back. homicide detectives are trying to figure out who shot the man and why. >>> developing overnight, good news in the search for a new woman and her greater grandchild they were found alive in rural virginia. they didn't show up as expected when they were visiting relatives in north carolina. let's go over to annie mccormick live in the satellite center. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, the search intensified over the past couple of days spanning over several states, yesterday a passer by happened to see the two and probably saved their lives. >> reporter: miss riley were outside the vehicle 50 yards from the vehicle at a tree. a happy ending to a terrifying search for family and friends for the great grandmother. a passer by five 71-year-old barbara briley and lame'-- and her granddaughter. >> they had been eating and drinking several things. the two embarked on their christmas journey from mays landing, new jersey en route to f

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butler got it at the buzzer! jimmy butler! he wins it for the bulls. jimmy butler delivers! the man is smoking. announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm josh elliott with reena ninan and vladimir duthiers. charlie and gayle and norah have the day off. >>> a shocking loss of another hollywood great. debbie reynolds. a star from the movies in history's golden age died yesterday at a los angeles hospital. her daughter and actress and author carrie fisher had died just the day before. reynolds career in the spotlight lasted more than 60 years. ♪ good morning good morning it's great to stay up late ♪ >> reporter: reynolds made her name the legendary musical "singin' in the rain" and continued to perform on stage century and made headlines for her personal life. kevin frazier our partner in "entertainment tonight" is in hollywood where reynolds son is talking about her mom's death. >> reporter: todd fisher said he and his mother were planning carrie fisher's funeral when she became ill. her l

laurel, new jersey, a crash out here at welsh and the butler pike, good morning to the benny. looking good coming into downtown philadelphia. eagles-giants tonight, septa's got the sports express trains going to kick in at about 6:00 but you know us here in philly, we will be down there, doing some tailgating, got to have some hot chocolate before the game. so expect a lot of unusual traffic patterns, in and around the stadium area, even if you're not going to the game. you'll see the difference in patterns down there, in south philadelphia. here is a live look from, i shouldn't say live look, but picture from the ryan family, in king of prussia. they sent me a pick of their house all decorated for the holidays. it is a very kelly christmas. we've been showing you pictures all season long. i've all the pictures up on my facebook page, bob kelly fox 29. and tonight we will jump into the decorated news van and head to deer road in cherry hill, new jersey. wait until you see this group. they got about four, five homes altogether on a cul-de-sac. we'll broadcast live and have some

brian smith was driving on interstate 81 in bullet -- but butler township. his car flipped over an embankment. he was trapped with four broken ribs and fractured ankle. state police corporal found him with a help of the gps feature on his phone. >>> looking live right now at laguardia airport on the left, complilts -- compliments of our sister station phl new york. a number of travelers could be hitting the roads. we've seen long lines at phl long lines, katherine scott is watching it for us, if you're traveling today, pack your patience. >> it was a bicycle about a -- bonanza in philadelphia, small bikes for little children and bigger one for bigger children. >> i'm going to ride it over the mountain and kind of ride it near the city. >> the bikes were purchased by donations raised by state representative jordon harris. >> oprah has anh-ha moment. >>> the man who crashed into a berlin christmas market has been shot dead by police. >> good morning

and also 6-and-a-half in butler. and racine. let's take a look at some of th have been sending in to the weather center. the snow piling up on the snow on the deck, and ginger in hartford, a similar scene, you're going to want to clear off the chairs if you want to sit outside. matt won't be grilling until he clears off the barbecue in west bend. there's a theme going on. weather headlines, the snow comes to an end tonight, bitter blast to follow with wicked winds. frigid temperatures on the way. our readings mild for this time of year. 30 in milwaukee, racine, 27 in waukesha, 28 west bend, winds not much of a factor now. as we widen out the view to the northwest, 7 below zero now, in minot. low pressure pulling to the east. this departs tonight. high pressure tomorrow, providing some sun across southeastern wisconsin now, even when the snow departs, a lot of clouds le forecast indicates we'll see a partly cloudy sky tomorrow, i think tomorrow night, another disturbance reinforcing blast of cold air produce flurries, clearing ou

the couple they'll take on marquette icons dwyane wade and jimmy butler and the rest of the chicago bulls. tip off is at seven at the bmo harris bradley center. this is the first time the teams have faced off this season... and if one game's not enough-- they'll take the rivalry to chicago for a rematch tomorrow night. "now don't you go through life worrying about whether somebody like you or not, you best be making sure they're doing right by you." the a-a-r-p apparently likes denzel washington's latest film, the adaptation of august wilson's award winning play leads the nominations for the "a-a-r-p the magazine's movies for grownups" awards. "fences" is up for eight awards, including best actor, director and the unique categories of best grown up love story and best intergenerational film. the movie comes out in theaters on christmas. the awards will be handed out february sixth. there's only one super villain who's fashion senses are quite that dainty-- bathazar bratt. i want every agent on this scene immediately. agents grucy are grucy you know like gru and lucy mushed together-- gruc