onscreen is a website for more information, and we're going to post these details on our website, as well. in the studio with me right now is keith armstrong. he is the clinical professor of psychiatry at the university of california, san francisco, and keith also serves as the director of the family therapy program at the san francisco veterans administration. and keith co-authored the book "courage after fire." so, keith, tell me why you wrote it and why there's a need for this. >> sure. you know, i'd been working with veterans of all wars -- world war ii, korea, vietnam -- and then 9/11 happened, and, after a few years, we felt that we wanted to make sure that something was out there, a self-help book that would be really accessible to veterans coming back from iraq or afghanistan and their families. and we really wanted to do it differently than we felt like it had been done for our vietnam veteran cohort that, you know, suffered many times in silence. >> and i know that my dad served in a couple of conflicts, and so he never talked about anything. >> that's right. >> so, therapy can

as well as the coast looking at 38 pacifica. 35 degrees for daly city. afternoon highs for tomorrow a lot like today. low 50s expected for the north bay. 52 degrees. 53 san rafael. east bay we have 54 antioch or i should say oakland 50 degrees and toward the west we have 52 san francisco. south bay locations 52 san jose, let's go to 53. santa cruz 58 degrees expected. hartley cloudy skies. look at the extended forecast. temperatures remain on the cool side into tomorrow. slowly climbing into monday, tuesday, wednesday. perhaps increase in cloud cover thursday but right now does not look like we're going to see much rain. >> so obvious which one is the weather person. you are going on vacation to hawaii. 80-degree temperature. to go on vacation. negative degrees. >> i'm not sure why you chose that. >> merry christmas and happy hanukkah. >> i'll see you when you get back. >>> that does it for us. sports wrap is next. golden bears go for a school record 27 straight home wins. >>> the warriors take on the rival trailblazers as they go for their fourth straig

someight road accumulation possible as well. today: after some moing persistent drizzle we start to dry out with a little sun possibl seasonable highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 5-15 mph. tonight: partly cloudy with lows close to average in the middle 20s. wind: nw 5-10 mph. weend: very seasonable when it comes to temperatures with saturd and sunday. a mix of sun and clouds on saturday staying dry re clouds increase and snow arrives on sunday. light snow showers possible form 7 am to 7 pm with most places picking up around 1" of snow, especially on grassy surfaces. some light road accumulation possible as well. today: after some morning persistent drizzle we start to dry out with a little sun possible. seasonable highs inhe upper 30s. wind: nw 5-15 mph. ((???1:30 seconds??)) roads are wet this morningwatch the turns and navigate slowly around the interchanges.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the histor third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking

especially our plans and programs committee, the finance committee and our vision zero committee as wells in our capacity as a treasure island, mobility, management agency or tima, together we all planned funded and delivered critical transportation improvements in every neighborhood and across the region, my thanks, also go out to our hard working citizens advisory committee or cac, led by the chair chris, and for reviewing every item that comes before us, and for providing us and our staff with valuable input and ideas. and of course, i would like to thank the amazing staff for the transportation authority i'm sure that we will all work together and cross paths again as i return to civilian life working alongside all of you to improve equitable access and sustainable transportation options for all. thanks again for all of you, and with that icon include my acting chair remarks. mr. stamos call the next item. >> public comment on item two? >> mr. war field. >> thank you, i'm the executive director of the library users speaking individually, although the library users all over the city u

especially our plans and programs committee, the finance committee and our vision zero committee as well as in our capacity as a treasure island, mobility, management agency or tima, together we all planned funded and delivered critical transportation improvements in every neighborhood and across the region, my thanks, also go out to our hard working citizens advisory committee or cac, led by the chair chris, and for reviewing every item that comes before us, and for providing us and our staff with valuable input and ideas. and of course, i would like to thank the amazing staff for the transportation authority i'm sure that we will all work together and cross paths again as i return to civilian life working alongside all of you to improve equitable access and sustainable transportation options for all. thanks again for all of you, and with that icon include my acting chair remarks. mr. stamos call the next item. >> public comment on item two? >> mr. war field. >> thank you, i'm the executive director of the library users speaking individually, although the library users all over the city

to reconnect with her before she passes as well. is also want to say that when dave whitaker was in here i know the power comes under the dome is really a key thing. thank you jean for laughing about this but i love when alondra markey a said we should have problems every meeting and john avalos trying to do his high cues and those things. but i would like to say that my favorite poet pablo night era about 12 years ago and this is when the grassroots government comes so important but under the tanners of city lights in north beach chinatown was a great pablo narrowed the exit of power minutes as tierney cuts off the head that sings but the voice at the bottom of the well returns to the secrets beings of the earth and out of the darkness rises up through the mouth of the people and i was happy that i was able to read that small problem and i think you all for allowing me to serve with you. it has been an honor. thank you. >>[applause] >>thank you supervisor mar. thank you so much for your service. and, last but not least, the senior

reporter: you are wondering which one as well as i. eight that will be maintained, looking at single-digit growth of the aussie on -- from the asean region. good to have you with us. talk to us about the prospects for thailand itself. what are the challenges that may impact your growth? to 5%, andr is 2% layingernment has been foundations for short-term growth. you can see many special projects have been approved and underway. we will see the implementation of this project, which would provide a good basis and structure for logistics, making connectivity in every country good. but thailand is seeing you did growth, slowing growth, and that is impacting you. and pl is also rising. what are you expecting? >> there is in the nonperforming i.e. rise, but it is manageable. maybe we are improving and competitiveness, and hopefully with the economic growth, the company is going to move things forward. and they will peak at what, 4%, 5%, if you had to give a projection? >> hopefully no more than 4%, yes. fahmi: where are the bright -- rosalind

the veterans administration secretary, as well as agricultural secretary.ther advisers could come this week. now donald trump is hosting a series of meetings here in mar-a-lago, his resort here in palm beach including carlos slim, the mexican which donald trump railed against in the campaign. he invited him to dinner over the weekend. calling him a great man clearly a sign that things will be different in some respects when donald trump prks president. one key question, is donald trump receiving his daily intelligence briefing. he said he does not need to see the same information every day. mike pence the vice president-elect is previoreceiv one. in the wake of it, his advisers would not say whether he received one yesterday or information from his transition team. that's something we'll be asking today, as donald trump begins another day here in palm beach. >> jeff zeleny, thank you. >>> 26 little itty-bitty points. the dow came within tleevn points of it couldn't quite get there. futures are pointing higher this morning, so maybe make something history at

a little bit of oil or gas maybe on those as well. you do need to exercise caution. i also want you to know that traffic is picking up here at the toll plaza as the morning commute kicks in to high gear. now, something else you may need to know. that is, the code blue advisory expires for the city at the top of the hour at 6:00. but it remains in effect in montgomery county until about 9:00. all of that being good news. that means a warmer day is ahead and the rain is moving out of here. live for now at the toll plaza, overlooking the traffic and the conditions, monique, braxton, nbc 10 news. >> with this morning's conditions, we could see school delays in parts of our region. i just checked the website. we have a few. make sure you have our free nbc 10 app to find up to the minute school closings and delays. >>> it's 5:38. the season is just about over for the eagles after the birds dropped their fourth straight game losing to the redskins at home. >> jillian mele joins us live. desperate times call for desperate measures. at one point, our good friend, john, couldn'

it's notjust me, there's hundreds of people there as well. what kind of people there as well. it would be good if it was in school is a bit more and stuff. that means people would be more aware about it. -- in schools. is there a stigma? there could be but i don't think there should be, this is exactly what other young carers say. this is about acknowledging, recognising and providing the understanding and support when needed. thank you all. good luck as well with your exams, i know it's really important. thank you very much. coming up in the programme: from a suitcase, to a military jacket, we'll hear the remarkable stories behind the ordinary objects, featured in a new series on radio 4. stay with us, headlines are next. hello, this is breakfast with louise minchin. coming up, we've got a special edition of click, looking back on what new technology was unveiled this year. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. the children's commissioner for england says the vast majority of young carers receive no support from local authority social services. more than 160,000 y

revenue we'll be tracking and other revenues going to be in play parking approximately $7.2 million as well as transit and an international part of congestion management plan to establish ferry service the developer will build a ferry terminal we need to work with the water emergency transportation agency go ahead and execute and purchase the appropriate vessels and get into the weeds and getting that up and you operated the target date for operating the ferry system is 2022 for the toll collection the target date to operate and flip on the switch will be 2019 there are other components that need to be dealt with parking management excited to talk about shuttle serve on the island so a new cleaver is specialized expertise working with the public and private sector currently no east bay transit services to the island this is part of island coordinating with the agency as a one executing a memorandum of agreement for starting the tolling in the 2019 area be numerous transit path and being able and all island tdm island services to be led by the department the principle planner richard and loo

revenue we'll be tracking and other revenues going to be in play parking approximately $7.2 million as well as transit and an international part of congestion management plan to establish ferry service the developer will build a ferry terminal we need to work with the water emergency transportation agency go ahead and execute and purchase the appropriate vessels and get into the weeds and getting that up and you operated the target date for operating the ferry system is 2022 for the toll collection the target date to operate and flip on the switch will be 2019 there are other components that need to be dealt with parking management excited to talk about shuttle serve on the island so a new cleaver is specialized expertise working with the public and private sector currently no east bay transit services to the island this is part of island coordinating with the agency as a one executing a memorandum of agreement for starting the tolling in the 2019 area be numerous transit path and being able and all island tdm island services to be led by the department the principle planner richard and loo

be it in zurich and turkey and berlin, as well. yet when we look at the market reaction, there is no market reaction right now. it seems like, again, we're, unfortunately, very used to these events happening more and more in europe, as well. >> well, there is a reaction to the dollar. the dollar has pushed little forward which is why some extent european stocks have been lower this morning. you're right, a degree of complacency or just kind of the realization for some time that terrorist event come and go and they haven't really impacted on the business community. i mean, they are impacting upon the political agenda. and looking forward into 2017. one has to say that the market's still taking an awful lot for granted. the french elections and german elections are all going to pass off without any drama. you know, we will see. we are in a different world. i think we will have to recognize that. >> do you think we are take it for granted or do you think we're just accepting a new normality. that we are accepting that we are moving fa

as well as listen to people who have done this work. i know that people ask about how the department of justice ill change or shift. every a.g. and every administration sets their own policies and priority, but here is a beating heart of this department that's composed of career people who are dedicated to its mission, who are committed to justice, who are committed to independence of the department of justice. within any administration, and they stay on. they stay on and they guide the ship, so i have great faith in them. i have tremendous faith in them, but i have tremendous faith in the american people. people come to us and they raise issues and concerns and they say, we want doj involved in that and i take that trust seriously that won't hange. people have come together over issues in ways we haven't seen since the civil rights movement of the 1960's. we've not seen, in my recollection, the diversity of people protesting various ssues that we've seen. people who are marching in the streets whether it's a policing issue, whether it'

drying out, as well, by around 3:00 to 4:00 in philadelphia. the suburbs will start to see dry air as we move into mid afternoon. 40 only by 4:00, and look at that. 33 by 8:00 p.m. really cooling down. lehigh valley the same, just 32 degrees as we move into the night. delaware, rain, just a little longer, about four to five even the shore still lingering showers at 4:00 p.m. temperaturewise, all of us drop into the 40s by 4:00 and the 30s as we move into the evening. we also see some breaks in clouds as well as we move overnight and today, expect windy conditions. tomorrow it's all about the cold. we'll get those details with your ten-day forecast coming up. >> tomorrow will be busy for new jersey lawmakers voting on a series of bills during a marathon session in trenton. one measure would change ethics laws to allow governor chris christie to secure a book deal while raising staff salaries. another bill would regulate ride sharing companies like lyft and uber. the state senate will decide that measure after it got on okay from the assembly. in

to reconnect with her before she passes as well. is also want to say that when dave whitaker was in here i know the power comes under the dome is really a key thing. thank you jean for laughing about this but i love when alondra markey a said we should have problems every meeting and john avalos trying to do his high cues and those things. but i would like to say that my favorite poet pablo night era about 12 years ago and this is when the grassroots government comes so important but under the tanners of city lights in north beach chinatown was a great pablo narrowed the exit of power minutes as tierney cuts off the head that sings but the voice at the bottom of the well returns to the secrets beings of the earth and out of the darkness rises up through the mouth of the people and i was happy that i was able to read that small problem and i think you all for allowing me to serve with you. it has been an honor. thank you. >>[applause] >>thank you supervisor mar. thank you so much for your service. and, last but not least, the senior

as well as our long-range rail and transportation plans. thank you for your outstanding leadership in the tickling on rating funds for transportation weather was the advocacy we did at the national level for new transportation federal bill last year with colleagues around the region weather was developed of the bart bond or passing the sales tax thank you very much for you and your study were grateful for the commitment and effort and look forward to collaborating with you in your new position in settlement best wishes from all us at the sfmta. thank you. >> thank you ms. trinkle you appreciate it. commissioner mar >> i just want to say that i should've mentioned after your remarks mr. chairman, that i want to thank you for the amazing work you've done and the laser focus on transportation improving transportation not just in our city the long-range view and then even from the views of people from the mpc and the association of bay area governments i think the anticipation you will be a strong champion for transportation not just for our ci

this road is clear as well. take a look at the sidewalk, it's been cleared as well. on the side, this is on this side at least the powdery snow that you can step in. over on the side where the road is, it's that crunchy stuff. you might get into trouble spots there. be careful, there are slick spots onment road. we did see some drivers out that windshields or windows. that's another thing you need to remember because you need to make sure you can see where you're driving and that snow falls off on to another driver's car. that's the late effort coming out of franksville. ann sterling. >> ann, thanks very much. it's 5:05. let's look at current road conditions using the 501 map. you can see the different c conditions. blue means the roads are covered in snow so just be aware of the conditions. >> pete is live to explain when property owners need to have their walkways snow-free. pete, good morning. >> well, susan, all across the city of milwaukee, private property owners whether residential or commercial, have 24 hours to clear their starts falling. we're at astor and

i notice that as well as lacking doors, this particular helicopter lacks seats in the back as well.s until launch. that is without a doubt the most bonkers thing i have ever seen. so, we can just see yves in the distance. he is flying formation with the helicopter. there he is. he is going to fly parallel with the helicopter right now. oh my word. you will believe a man can fly. he has got about eight minutes' worth of fuel on board that. here he comes again. so, we arejust coming into land now, but yves is going to land by a slightly different method. just in the distance out there, you can see him. his parachute is deployed and he will land right back at his hangar. truly incredible stuff. as you can see, we have reached that part of the christmas dinner now. i will crack on though. my most memorable moment of the year was when i visited cern and the large hadron collider and had a jolly good cry. having a moment. we were really lucky to be able to see inside the collider and the cms experiment because they they had opened it up for cleaning. even better, we filmed the whole thing

this is going to be tinge into your afternoon hours as well. we'll track this looking at your planner. that's all coming up in just a few minutes. plus we're going to talk temperatures really sloping off as we go into your monday. >>> the slushy mix combined with the warmer temperatures that krystal was telling us about helped create the fog outside. a mix of rain, ice and snow fell across our region yesterday causing some folks to break out those shovels. wasn't too much snow here to clear the sidewalk in conshohocken just a lot of slush. today's skiing maybe not be quite as good as yesterday because of the rain this morning but still pretty decent out there. skiers and snowboarders definitely enjoyed some nice fresh powder yesterday. the holidays are practically here. next weekend marks christmas and the start of hanukkah. that means holiday shopping procrastinators are running out of time. monique braxton is at the king of prussia mall this morning where shoppers will be grabbing last-minute gifts. >> those folks who love to be part of the hu

it may affect the ferry system as well as the wind comes in as well. >> sounds good.hanks, mike. >>> we're getting a windfall of new information. if you have a yahoo! account now or in the past, your information was likely stolen. yahoo! says a billion accounts were likely compromised. >> for that and the rest of the news before the bell, we turn to seema modi live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, seema. >> let's start with markets attempting to resume the upward climb following the fed's first sbefest rate hike in a year: it could raise rates three more times next year depending on the state of the economy. the dow with its worst one-day performance in more than a month. the dow dropping 118, nasdaq falling 27. major banks are already respondings to the fed rate hike. jpmorgan, chase are raising prime lending rates effective immediately. this is the rate at which banks lend to their most credit worthy customers, used as a been ch mark for credit cards and small business loans. it's new, big and bad. yahoo! disclosing a breach that took place in 2013 that may

especially our plans and programs committee, the finance committee and our vision zero committee as well as in our capacity as a treasure island, mobility, management agency or tima, together we all planned funded and delivered critical transportation improvements in every neighborhood and across the region, my thanks, also go out to our hard working citizens advisory committee or cac, led by the chair chris, and for reviewing every item that comes before us, and for providing us and our staff with valuable input and ideas. and of course, i would like to thank the amazing staff for the transportation authority i'm sure that we will all work together and cross paths again as i return to civilian life working alongside all of you to improve equitable access and sustainable transportation options for all. thanks again for all of you, and with that icon include my acting chair remarks. mr. stamos call the next item. >> public comment on item two? >> mr. war field. >> thank you, i'm the executive director of the library users speaking individually, although the library users all over the city

we are going to help you as well. so having said that, there is a reason why didn't you mention i think in your first year on the job as a border patrol agent i think you said 1.3 million, 1.3 million coming across the border and taken into custody. .. >> >> there are definite push back with government and violence and economic equality those are all true i agree with that debt from the border patrol perspective looking at the facts when we do institute a thought out consequence we do see that positive so that is factually to show that over the years but i think we need to have a discussion as well of policy i can give you one example. we know right now smuggling organizations using and exploiting credible fear that they are approaching individuals specifically on what to say when they come here if they just rattle of those magic words so they fall within the statute of credible fear we think that is exploited going well beyond the original intent the one that is being exploited so that is one thing that we can do to

as well as our long-range rail and transportation plans. i want to thank you for your outstanding leadership in the tickling on rating funds for transportation weather was the advocacy we did at the national level for new transportation federal bill last year with colleagues around the region weather was developed of the bart bond or passing the sales tax thank you very much for you and your study were grateful for the commitment and effort and look forward to collaborating with you in your new position in settlement best wishes from all us at the sfmta. thank you. >> thank you ms. trinkle you appreciate it. commissioner mar >> i just want to say that i should've mentioned after your remarks mr. chairman, that i want to thank you for the amazing work you've done and the laser focus on transportation improving transportation not just in our city the long-range view and then even from the views of people from the mpc and the association of bay area governments i think the anticipation you will be a strong champion for transportation not just

as well as our long-range rail and transportation plans. i want to thank you for your outstanding leadership in the tickling on rating funds for transportation weather was the advocacy we did at the national level for new transportation federal bill last year with colleagues around the region weather was developed of the bart bond or passing the sales tax thank you very much for you and your study were grateful for the commitment and effort and look forward to collaborating with you in your new position in settlement best wishes from all us at the sfmta. thank you. >> thank you ms. trinkle you appreciate it. commissioner mar >> i just want to say that i should've mentioned after your remarks mr. chairman, that i want to thank you for the amazing work you've done and the laser focus on transportation improving transportation not just in our city the long-range view and then even from the views of people from the mpc and the association of bay area governments i think the anticipation you will be a strong champion for transportation not just

they were having trouble with them as well. from two different places this notion that the essentiality of the animal proteins are was discerned and as it turned out it came from grinding up liver are some animal protein source in adding that or it could come from extracts from the liver or if it turns out vitamin b12 is made by east. he really was the vitamin b12 and they antibiotic meets the top of lake supported the growth rate. they produce it. therefore yeast with in the way that they were brewing antibiotics. the reason i say this i have actually looked at every single registration of the industry sent in from 1946 onward for registration that antibiotics to animal feed by the fda. the kind of evidence that was accumulated to support it, this is not to criticize. the time they evidence to support her knitting was not very rigorous. it was a study in which six chickens in a laboratory were fed seeds for four weeks, so it wasn't really an empirical test. the first empirical test of antibiotics was done by the purdue company

revenue we'll be tracking and other revenues going to be in play parking approximately $7.2 million as well as transit and an international part of congestion management plan to establish ferry service the developer will build a ferry terminal we need to work with the water emergency transportation agency go ahead and execute and purchase the appropriate vessels and get into the weeds and getting that up and you operated the target date for operating the ferry system is 2022 for the toll collection the target date to operate and flip on the switch will be 2019 there are other components that need to be dealt with parking management excited to talk about shuttle serve on the island so a new cleaver is specialized expertise working with the public and private sector currently no east bay transit services to the island this is part of island coordinating with the agency as a one executing a memorandum of agreement for starting the tolling in the 2019 area be numerous transit path and being able and all island tdm island services to be led by the department the principle planner richard and loo

especially our plans and programs committee, the finance committee and our vision zero committee as well as in our capacity as a treasure island, mobility, management agency or tima, together we all planned funded and delivered critical transportation improvements in every neighborhood and across the region, my thanks, also go out to our hard working citizens advisory committee or cac, led by the chair chris, and for reviewing every item that comes before us, and for providing us and our staff with valuable input and ideas. and of course, i would like to thank the amazing staff for the transportation authority i'm sure that we will all work together and cross paths again as i return to civilian life working alongside all of you to improve equitable access and sustainable transportation options for all. thanks again for all of you, and with that icon include my acting chair remarks. mr. stamos call the next item. >> public comment on item two? >> mr. war field. >> thank you, i'm the executive director of the library users speaking individually, although the library users all over the city

as an example he's not anti-trade. he's against -- he's anti-unfair trade. the wall, wellll would be an element in a comprehensive effort to shore up our security on the southern border which, by the way, as we discussed, would include more help to mexico for the problems that it has in the broader rule of law area and, indeed, perhaps with its southern border which is so challenged, as well. but, again, we talked about all of those kinds of issues. these are issues in which i have concern, needless to say, and it was good to discuss the strategic context in which each of those would be placed. >> if you were chosen as secretary of state, you'd have the job of convincing mexico to pay for that wall. how would you do it? >> well, i'm not sure what the scheme would be there for that. again, the issue with mexico would be to determine together how we could improve the status of the security while not impeding the flow of commerce back and forth that is so important to both of our countries. indeed, it's notable that the president-elect has already gained agreement from presid

conyers indicate that he hopes to as well. worked together on this goal. this is a long-term problem. there are important solutions we can do now, and other things we will learn as we move forward. frome should not back away this issue. i think creating a sense on the part of the american people that their justice system works for them is something that i think will help solve this underlying problem of tensions between law enforcement and some communities. susan: seven minutes left. kimbriell kelly now. kimbriell: six months from now, when we are looking at this working group, what do you hope will be the number one priority that, on paper, you will say you have accomplished? rep. goodlatte: for me, it would be to say that there are communities all across america, particularly ones where they have had problems with this, but any community that wants to make sure they do not have a problem with relations between police and communities, will have brought people together to have the kind of dialogue we have been promoting. secondly, that -- in the criminal ju

profession and some things have to change what i see that there is an organization that recognizes that as wellbe open so those challenges are over come can be overcome like i said, we have good people in the organization so change is difficult for everybody but whether your law enforcement are not the exchanges we can do it. >> specifically what changed. >> you know use of force policies that the police commission and is poa and the communities have been weighing in on that's a huge thing in our profession in law enforcement whether or not those changes call for progress that is the fact they change can be une uncomfortable my 27 years seen a lot of challenges that's a hot issue but when i see is progress i see bodies working to get a policy down on paper that worked and that process has been a difficult one that is one example officers when you take something away from an officer they're used to this is a shock i is with in my 27 years we adapt and comes to foregone conclusion that's one and many others but the big one so when i talk about change and the exchanges that is good things that att

she deserves all of those presents as well. happy birthday, and a happy christmas to her as well. off for the festive season, but no such luck for their party leaders. they have been busy issuing their christmas messages, sharing with us what matters to them. brexit, rough sleeping, and caring for child refugees are just some of the issues close to their hearts. with us now is the political analyst professorjon tonge, from the university of liverpool. good morning, nice to see you. good morning. thank you for being here. three different subjects have been alluded to bear. let's talk about theresa may first of all. she faces the biggest challenge she will face in her political career. she has one of the biggest challenges in postwar political history. her christmas m essa 9 es political history. her christmas messages about the need for reconciliation. referendums are divisive issues, for some it has been the best year ever and they are absolutely delighted, for the 48% remainers, they remain upset what happened. theresa may's message is that we can't go into 2017 arguing amongst o

it's set up by the city as well as the red cross. here at the site, we are experiencing overwhelming amount of support, people coming in bringing food and asking how they can donate financially. it is overwhelming, so it's set up online to where you can make donations whether you're here or across the nation or international. we know the magnitude of the impact here on the families as well as our community, and we are asking those who want to give back to use this website. the funds will be appropriately distributed and if you visit that site, you can see how. but this is just an act of the community. we know you're praying and we know your thoughts are with us. if you feel like giving financially, please visit youcaring.com. search victims of the oakland fire. thank you. >> thank you, officer marquez. at this time we'll open up for questions. we'll start on the right and work around. [ question by media unheard ] . >> primarily that corner, if you face the building, that left corner of the building, we can't secure that yet. we'll p

it could impact the drive for not only this morning, but this afternoon as well. we'll talk about all the impacts of the storm. mike is tracking how this could affect your drive as you head out your door. >> let's check in with sharon katsuda. >> reporter: good morning. we're live in petaluma, and just a while ago we showed you how it was coming down pretty hard as we were driving in the livan through the windshield. you could see the rain coming down. take a look, the wind is definitely picking up. we're here in petaluma where we can neal the wind. it's been pretty light rain so far, but as mike and kari have been telling you, the traffic will be affected, most likely as the rain starts heading down and starts to pick up towards the south bay. all day long there's a wind advisory in effect. right now, again, there's light wind and we have some rain coming down, but not too bad. so far the traffic from the east bay coming in this morning, it was really light. luckily nothing too affected just yet because there's not much rain just yet. this afternoon we're told the

we'll end in new jersey as well. another crash, this has been out there throughout the entire morning. out in pilesgrove township. approaching the delaware memorial bridge still open so it won't even mess you unfor your morning commute. just use caution while traveling. back to you, guys. >>> 2016 claims the live of another star. hollywood is now mourning the loss of legendary actress debbie reynolds one day after her daughter carrie fisher died. coming up, we'll look back at the live of the woman known as america's sweetheart. >>> dress code on the job. we'll explain how nypd is changing policy in honoring officers to honor their religion. >>> this morning, we are tracking a wintery mix moving in. here's a live look at downtown westchester on market street. we're seeing a little bit of precipitation. we're going to be keeping an eye on skies and the road as you head out the door. >>> this morning, we're tracking snow and rain. we've issues a "first alert" for the area along with berks county. >>> as early as today,

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you have to head to northern berks county as well as the lehigh valley and north buck county to bump into some existing cold air to support a brief period of snow at the beginning but even there it changes over to rain by midmorning, you see that taking over the area and heavy rains in the yellow at times, mid to late morning tomorrow snow up in the poconos. they will see the majority of that. and as we head into the afternoon we see the heavier rain exit by about 2:00 or 3:00 as it drys up to the west and by late tomorrow afternoon even the clouds could kind of try to fall apart a bit for some returning sun before the sunset especially to the west of philadelphia. so the expected snow nothing really for the delaware valley, all points to southern new jersey, have you to head towards reading and allentown and buck county to see a coating to inch of snow likely quakertown and hamburg as well as easton before that washes away quickly and higher terrain in the poconos. behind the system winds are whipping and the windchills are dropping here. 6:00 tomorrow evening, we'll see the windchi

france as well.re near the highs of the year for european stocks as well which have joined with the u.s. rally. as for asia overnight, the japanese market was closed because of holiday. we show you hong kong and shanghai, both lower. shanghai comp closing down a half percent. in hong kong, down 0.3%. underperformance in emerging markets, especially in asia. epfr, which tracks fund flows showed continue flows out of emerging market equity funds this past week. this is on trade fears, trade tensions heating up with the u.s. in the next administration. also on the federal vef rairese raising interest rates. >> we talked about this last night, the emerging markets on the fx side, the big etf that tracks the large cap chinese stocks have been on a losing streak. >> because the money is flowing here. coming into the u.s. >>> as for the broader markets, if you look at the oil trade, oil is weaker so far this morning. wti crude $52.63. that's down by a half percent in early trading. ice brent crude, $54.72.

we had 61 in chandler as well. other numbers, 44 degrees in prescott. 41 degrees up in the flagstaff area. area. now these are the forecast lows for tonight. they are up a few degrees over the last couple of nights so we will take that and let us run with it. 43 for the morning low. 62 for the afternoon high. 69 and 47 would be your normal high and low. there is your record high at 83. your record low at 31. this is what we are forecasting. right at 60 degrees. we do see some 50s in there, a few 61s and 62s. it's mostly 30s, 40s and a mountains on the desert floor it's going to be 60s with a few 50s. now they will be upper 50s as we look across the country not bad. although ten to 14 inches of snow up across portions of maine. overnight 43 for tomorrow. it will be 60 degrees. however, by saturday we will be looking at 68 degrees the norm is 69 and it will back off of that very rapidly. >>> it's one of the oldest lines in football but it is so true. attention to detail can win you football games. fitz calling out hi

the roads have ice on them as well as slush. we are giving you a look at some of the side streets. i can tell you there was this accumulation of ice we could see getting off the exit ramp of 78 this morning as well wechlt saw a penndot truck out doing some work. it had the scraper down in the front, dropping ice on the back end. as we've been saying all morning long, krystal has been talking about the temperatures bouncing back and forth between the freezing. xw what you are looking at. over on the sides here, the trees and shrubs are covered in a layer of ice as well. be very careful when you are headed out the door. here, you have to assume that what is wet on the grounld d is actually frozen in this particular area. i am going to send things back to you and keep driving around, a look at conditions on the other roadways. >> we'll keep checking back with you to see how conditions are on the road. the weather is not causing any delays for passengers. >>> we have the sound of a wintry mix falling in quakertown, bucks county. you can see the roads are covered with slush and some pud

>> private consumption seems to be holding up, an investment is as well. and is much as 5% next year. morning saidk this the economy seems to be very robust, so that seems to be doing ok at least. into clearly going a faster than expected trajectory when it comes to fed tightening. are we going to continue seeing this negativity, not just across , but other assets as well. i know one thing at play is this high percentage of foreign ownership and it comes to malaysian assets. >> yes, especially in the bond market. we are seeing high foreign ownership there. the the equity market, maybe we see some changes. after seven weeks about close, we did see some inflows coming in, and the could be the start of the trend of money haidi: flowing back into the equity market. thank you so much for that. haidi: thank you for that. whichg about the ringgit, did hit the lowest levels since the asian financial crisis at one point in the session today. economists cutting growth expectations for india, digesting prime minister narendra modi's cash ban may have backfired. we hav

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