the star attractions moby, a world famous d.j. of electronic music. the folks that died in last friday night's fire were attending a performance. >> they want to give back to the commune they that supported them. >> i think they're willing to give their time to be here and show their support and everything. you know. >> what does that mean to you? >> it's pretty beautiful. >> the young people who died in the fire were part of a tight community, family. the sound manager was suppose to work here the next night. at least two of the musicians killed were working acts on the stage. >> it could have been you, your friends, anyone you knew. >> money is being raised by the oakland fire fund. a raffle and silent auction will contribute to the funds. kpix, 5. >> ability 1100 -- about 1100 people attended the concert. >> they're hoping somebody can identify a man found unconscious and rushed to a hospital. police just released this picture of him. they say somebody found this man in a public place saturday. so far, they haven't said where. he's described as 5'

the star attraction tonight, movie moby a world -- -- moby a well known dj for electronic music. >> i think a lot of artists, just like we foster here, and they're willing to give their time, you know, to be here and show their support, and everything, you know. >> reporter: what does that mean to you? >> it is pretty beautiful. >> reporter: the young people who died in the fire were part of the community. the sound manager who died was supposed to work here the next night, at least two of the musicians killed were going to be the opening act on the stage. >> is horrible. if you do not directly know them it could've been a friend. it could've been anyone that you knew. >> reporter: the gray area foundation of the arts has set up a fund, a donation and silent auction will contribute to that fund. 1100 people are expected by midnight tonight, and he will take the stage and he has not yet arrived. you will get here within the next half hour. reporting live, kpix 5. >>> -- >> also, church bells rang to honor the victims. they ran 36 time -- times, once for each victim that died in the fir

her non-procht has helped about 700 dogs find adopted them both and simon and moby are here with us. >> >> moby, we don't know exactly his age but around 7 or 8 years old. >> beautiful. >> he was surrendered to us at 12 years old, believe it or not. in really bad shape but since we've adopted him about eight months ago he's really made a remarkable recovery. >> so handsome. >> and look at him on your lap. >> he's around 15. he's from carson animal shelter, the city shelter in los angeles and we don't know for sure but we guess he's around 15. >> you've really started the whole movement around the senior dogs and shelters come to you now. was this the idea that this was the senior dog that you had and how many have you placed in the home now. >> this is named after our dog suzy who passed in april. we had since i started suzy senior dog about three years ago, about 700 dogs have been placed. >> these are often the dogs that don't get placed right away. everybody wants a puppy. >> senior dogs really focusinges on sharing a networking site for older dogs that need homes so i focus on pr

may be the best way to read moby dick. discovering a new favorite, h.g. wells because he was the only english language author in the library of a french trans atlantic liner and to arrive in new york and greeted by my mother thrusting a book in my hand and said, you have to read this. it was the first james bond. i have been asked about my life and letters and what inspired my latest book. the idea of life in letters amuses me because it makes me think of brilliant and prolific people who write all day and talk about books all night. my life and letters has been sporadic, intermittent and late. my first book was published in 1986 and second in 2001, and third in 2016. i clearly have not had a life in letters 6789, but all through of my books have been inspired by the same impulse, family story. my first book, the horn, was inspired by objects found in my grandfather's trunk, family momentos. and then from the revolution i to desert storm was inspired by my uncle, an officer in the war. and the black calhouns of atlanta. wh

and the maim -- famous dj moby will take the stage later tonight. >> he approached us. he comes from this community in the first place. he came from the rave scene and warehouse party and underground parties and understanding understanding -- understands the importance of those kinds of things to this community and obviously understands such a huge, huge loss. >> the loss is personal for star. one of the viblths -- victims worked here as a sound engineer. >> we do care about each other extremely. i'm hope egg would be doing exactly what i'm doing. >> for the victims who can't speak the thoughts of them are on the minds of many. >> i'll be tangs for them. i'll dance for them tonight and other lives lost in the fire. >> and back here live, you see people still walking inside the nightclub. awes heard the last man say, they are paying tribute the only way they know how. >> so many people have stepped up from local sports teams here to moby. do you know what time he is expected to take the stage? >> they are running a bit late. he is expected to take the stage about 11:00.

the main headliner, moby, is expected to take the stage in half an hour or so. love for oakland was center stage inside the mezzanine. on one of the walls a slide show choreographed to the music features the victims of the ghost ship fire. >> i've participated in ghost ship. my heart goes out. i just -- there are no words. >> i hope they collect a lot of revenue out of this to help the families. >> reporter: the headliner is deejay and producer moby, who flew in just for the show are you chelsea dolan, a dant music producer, is one of the victims of the fire. she had been a feature performer here before. another victim, barrett clark, was an in-house sound engineer. in oakland the parents of another music artist spent time at the burnt-out warehouse. their son, joseph matlock, went by a different name. >> joey casio, from a casio keyboard 20 years ago. >> reporter: the matlocks are from washington and wanted to see this place before returning home. >> we've discovered a whole community of people that loved joey. and he loved. the community we didn't even know ex

. >> tonight, moby will hold a benefit convert for victim families. its starts at 8:00 p.m. at the mezzanine, minimum donation 20s which goes to the oakland fire fund. >>> a popular beach access bath in pacifica crumbled away. and an apartment building continues to give way. cornell bernard is live. >> reporter: the city says it will survey the cliffs tomorrow where erosion seems to be a never-ending issue. this foot path to the beach is closed tonight after a large section gave way during recent rains. a lot of neighbors on esplanade avenue are worried. >> something that was waiting to help. >> reporter: she loves to walk on the beach but now she can't get there. the only coastal access route off esplanade avenue was wind out after a 30-foot section of the concrete path buckled and collapses into the pacific. >> it's terrible. a lot of people are scared. those who live close to the ocean. and their properties are -- their values are going down,. >> reporter: this viewer shared this drone video of the collapse, showing a large green pipe now exposed a clear view through the

moby flew in for the show and proceeds went to the families. >> i participated in ghost ship events and my heart goes out -- there are no words. >> over the weekend the first two victims were laid to rest. services were held for jonathan burnbalm and draven, rockridge improvement club is holding an event. according to the palo alto daily post. the suspects and victims all attend mountain view high school. the pictures were shared on drop box. the daily post also reports there are two victims and they are both minors. the case is being prepared to go to the d.a. to decide whether charges will be filed. >> new this morning, a federal judge is rejecting jill stein's recount request in pennsylvania. a u.s. district judge shot down the effort, saying the suspicion of a hacked election rules on -- they also shut down recount efforts in michigan. wisconsin could be completed by tonight. recounts were not on president-elect's mind this weekend. denying reports that the russians helped him win the election. >> mr. trump is calling all of this sour grapes. >> reporter: the controversy and debate

. >> tonight, moby will hold a benefit convert for victim families. its starts at 8:00 p.m. at the mezzanine, minimum donation 20s which goes to the oakland fire fund. >>> a popular beach access bath in pacifica crumbled away. and an apartment building continues to give way. cornell bernard is live. >> reporter: the city says it will survey the cliffs tomorrow where erosion seems to be a never-ending issue. this foot path to the beach is closed tonight after a large section gave way during recent rains. a lot of neighbors on esplanade avenue are worried. >> something that was waiting to help. >> reporter: she loves to walk on the beach but now she can't get there. the only coastal access route off esplanade avenue was wind out after a 30-foot section of the concrete path buckled and collapses into the pacific. >> it's terrible. a lot of people are scared. those who live close to the ocean. and their properties are -- their values are going down,. >> reporter: this viewer shared this drone video of the collapse, showing a large green pipe now exposed a clear view through the

tonight at 8:00, mobi and guest djs will perform at mezzanine in san francisco. a minimum $20 donation gets you into the door. proceeds will go to the oakland fire relief fund raising more than half a million dollars on the ucaring crowd funding website. >>> tickets are also on sale for an alternative rock concert to benefit the victims families. they'll held up wednesday's event. the benefit is being held at fox theater in oakland and will feature a host of popular indy acts. for more on the oakland warehouse fire to find ways to help their fires and victims, be sure to log on to our website ktvu.com. we have a special section of the website dedicated to the special fire. >>> it's been a clean up day in the sierra after yesterday's big storms. there are reports of flooded road in placer and el dorado county along with mud slides and stranded vehicles. some ski resorts also shut down because of the extreme weather. a flood advisory was called off around 5:00 last night. >>> it was a mostly dry day around the bay area after a very wet saturday. mark tamayo is here

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. >> the entertainer moby performed for free at the event. >>> tickets are on sale tor an alternative rock concert to benefit the families of the fire victims. the bay area band primus will headline the concert wednesday night at the fox theater in oakland. ticket prices start at first time $5. >>> san francisco's grace cathedral tolled its bells for the fire victims. the church bells rang 36 times yesterday, one for each of the musicians, artists and students that died there. >>> police in alameda need help identifying a man that was found unconscious saturday. this is a photo released by the plus of that man, he is described as asian, between 40 years old and 60 years old. he was wearing a black coat, a gray and black shirt with the world maserati on it. if you recognize him, call the alameda police. >> alameda police are also looking for a bank robber. police said the person that robbed the bank demanded money from several tellers and ran away, nobody was hurt. >>> large sections of san jose will begin to add flouride to the city's tap water because it reduces cavities in children.

musician moby performed at the event for free. we have a special section on the deadly oakland warehouse fire on our website, ktvu.com. >>> investigators are investigating deadly crashes that happened over the last few days, there was a fiery crash that killed two people near capitol expressway, a car hit a sound wall and burst into flames, two people inside of the car died at the scene. >> i heard a big sound, like at 3:00 in the morning. i thought it was happening in my back yard. >> the crash shut down part of capitol expressway for hours. the thaims of the people that died have not been released. >> that crash followed another deadly crash. a man was in the road at 15th street when he was hit by a car. the driver left the scene and has not been found. >>> another big snowstorm is heading for the midwest and north east. there may be 10 inches of snow in michigan, remember month and new hampshire. >> the snow is nice for a month. then after that, not so much. i loo take some california weather. >> he looks like waldo. >> he is s

moby too bad.turning or exchanges to do for the guest that you got or maybe it was just the wrong type, today's going to be a good day, tomorrow and wednesday is a great day for doing just that. tracking the rain for thursday, a few showers coming to the area . if you don't want to deal with the rain when you are dealing with those gifts, the bags, tomorrow is going to be the warmest out of the next five days. rain coming up for thursday, the coolest of not coldest day of the next five will be friday. down as we kick off 2017 across the area. 50,day going up to about more about tomorrow, 62, in a few minutes, but for now we have a look at traffic. >> thank you, veronica. always excited about a friday forecast on the monday. looking forward to the weekend, for sure. looking forward to doing some shopping later. i did find some flashing lights on christmas southbound on interstate 95 with an issue that has been lingering for a while off to the shoulder. your travel lanes are open here, but you can se

staying cover-ups are effective in moby very difficult. the at the heart of why it is so protected. every time there has spend a talk of opening the records that have stepped-up very active they do not want the records open. >> and with those reparations. >> is interesting that you say that that the retaking is the hardest to get through. but with that brutality but by the end of the book is clear that the responsibility and his brother is a hostage and has been up there for days arming himself. to his responsible for that to or for letting this happen? at the end of the day that is the stakes. attica should absolutely be closed. absolutely. and many new yorkers share that view. and to know intimately that it should be closed and by the way it looks just like it did 1932 when i was the catwalk this is a traumas' site so yes it should not continue and should be shutdown. is a very convoluted way. in one of the surviving on sari the slain hostage son in david perceive the catwalk this is where my father was killed. but had not been for that if i did not look like i love probably at wo

singer moby performed a benefit concert. upstairs there was a silent auction. >> a lot of people foster their creativity in this community. it's really important for us to show our support. >> there are a million benefits going on. trying to go to as many as we can. >> oakland police moved the barriers closer to the burned warehouse. family members helped to pick up flowers and candles right outside to move it closer to the warehouse. investigators ruled out a refrigerator as the source of the fire but looking at electrical systems as the source of the cause. >>> friends and family saying good-bye to victims of the oakland warehouse fire. one touching ceremony here. mourners gathered in berkeley to say a final farewell to 34-year-old jonathan bernbaum. he received a masters degree in film and he just started to find his niche in visual arts. >> he learned the ropes and within a ridiculously short period of time was making art as much as he could. the church bell chimed 36 times. >> dangerous morning this sunday where two peo

. >> the entertainer, moby performed for free at the event. others reached out to them after hearing about the fire. >>> we have a special section at ktvu.com dedicate to the area. >>> still to come, we will learn more about president- elect donald trump's picks. >>> we have a beautiful look outside, but don't let it fool you, rose mary will tell us when the rain is coming to the area. >>> coming up, the new problem that has blocked access to a popular beach. >>> president-elect donald trump is pushing back against hackers saying they tried to push the election in his favor. in the meantime, there's word that he could name an oil tycoon as the latest pick. here's more. >> reporter: we should know for about donald trump's pick for the secretary of state in the next couple of days. in the meantime, these accusations of russian hacking have put him at odds with some including some of his own party. when it comes to the cia and reports that the agency believes russia tried to help him win the election, he was blunt. >> well i'm not sure they put i

. >> moby the way you look. no. you look like a clean cut guy. you don't like to get dirty? >> lets's go for a right. >> tell me about the culture of the company. >> as far as myself and my co-workers, it is hard working blue collar goichlt my grandfather and father worked in the steel mills. it is scary, we just come and show up. >> you think that washington cares about people in america that work with their hands? >> it probably doesn't feel that way. the guys in the plant come from democratic party voters. and a long time union members et cetera and i believe they were taken advantage of. hillary clinton's party wrote us off and they didn't count on that. >> we need to take steps forward. it seems like for the last eight years, we have been going back wards and we need something positive to uplift everybody and give everybody hope. >> when trump came here, how did that make you feel? >> it felt good to know that he cares. to know that he knows that we are here and we are struggling. and we need a change. >> we are going tout put american steel and aluminum back in to the

. >> moby the way you look. no. you look like a clean cut guy. you don't like to get dirty? >> lets's go for a right. >> tell me about the culture of the company. >> as far as myself and my co-workers, it is hard working blue collar goichlt my grandfather and father worked in the steel mills. it is scary, we just come and show up. >> you think that washington cares about people in america that work with their hands? >> it probably doesn't feel that way. the guys in the plant come from democratic party voters. and a long time union members et cetera and i believe they were taken advantage of. hillary clinton's party wrote us off and they didn't count on that. >> we need to take steps forward. it seems like for the last eight years, we have been going back wards and we need something positive to uplift everybody and give everybody hope. >> when trump came here, how did that make you feel? >> it felt good to know that he cares. to know that he knows that we are here and we are struggling. and we need a change. >> we are going tout put american steel and aluminum back in to the

one of the things he talks about, why didn't mobi go well?imdo, to post selfies on the beach. having that celebrity paparazzi. leonardo, was very into saving wildlife would oppose stuff related to his flickr the around saving -- philanthropy around saving animals. moshe hogeg did not think it was enough to bring eyeballs. carol: talk about the other startups. a luxury phone. the yo app. oliver: i heard about the yo. it was a phenomenon. gabrielle: the yo app is a testament -- it is a certain amount of genius. it has been derided the sign of a bubble or the stupidest thing ever, we are talking about it. i haven't on my phone. -- what is going to get attention? the next product that wants to be the big hanukkah toy, mensch on a bench. we spoke to the reported. >> this guy was in a store a couple of years ago with his son and he said i want a elf and he say you can have mensch on a bench -- elf on a shelf and you say you can have mensch on a bench. is sparking the idea. >> elf on a shelf was graded a decade ago by a mother and his two daughters.

moby performed a benefit concert inside the night club and upstairs a silent auction was held. >> people brought their creativity into this community. it's really important for us to show our support. >> there's a million benefits going on. trying to go to as many as we can. >> local police moved the barriers closer to the burned warehouse and family members helped to pick up flowers and candles from the make shift memorial to move it closer to the warehouse. >>> you talk about these memorials. mourners gathered to say a final farewell. family members remembered 34-year-old jonathan birnbaum as an advocate for social justice. he received a masters degree in film and just started to find his niche. >> learn the ropes and within a ridiculously short period of time was making art as much as he could. >> the temple was packed with people yesterday afternoon. grace cathedral remembering victims of the warehouse fire as the church bells chimed 36 times for each person who died in the fire. our coverage of this devastating fire continues online. track the latest on the investigation. >>> a deve

and moby looks like a wet lollipop. and noay who last worked on e.r.s fit because his year belong on a stretcher and in anyone can change republican minds, it is loretta swift. >> especially competent to serve as president of the united states of america. >> those are not hot lips. i sear her and i think, i trust her judgment. we got hot lips, dj., where is clinger, radar? cornell henry make? never mind. he's dead. the has beens believe trump lacks many things to be p. >> donald trump lacks more than the qualifications to be president. >> three lack the necessary stability. >> clearly the respect for the constitution of our great nation. >> i love how hard they try not to sound hysterical. they even know they suck. the only less appealing spokesman would be a birthday clown with a crawl space. at least they are not asking to you vote for hillary clinton. >> i'm not asking you to vote for hillary. >> i'm not asking you to vote for hillary clinton. >> what are you asking for then? >> they say if you don't vote trump you will earn something valuable. >> h

first one's from "moby dick." it says, "call me. >> steve: oh, wow. >> jimmy: like a modern -- >> steve: they're making it modern. they're making these books -- >> jimmy: yeah, i mean here's one from "romeo and juliet." >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: it says, "juliet, art thou up?" [ laughter and applause ] here's a charles dickens classic, "a tale of two cities." it says "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times, i don't know, whatevs." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: whatevs. modern. >> jimmy: whatevs. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: next one is from mark twain's "tom sawyer." it says, "group text, who wants to come help paint a fence? friz [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: i'll do it for the beer and the pizza. and finally, this last one is from "animal farm." it just says -- a poop emoji. [ laughter and applause ] it's a classic. >> steve: classic. classic. >> jimmy: some health news, you guys. a recent study said that even one drink a day can be harmful to heart health. so if you're thinkin

. >> moby the way you look. no. you look like a clean cut guy. you don't like to get dirty? >> lets's go for a right. >> tell me about the culture of the company. >> as far as myself and my co-workers, it is hard working blue collar goichlt my grandfather and father worked in the steel mills. it is scary, we just come and show up. >> you think that washington cares about people in america that work with their hands? >> it probably doesn't feel that way. the guys in the plant come from democratic party voters. and a long time union members et cetera and i believe they were taken advantage of. hillary clinton's party wrote us off and they didn't count on that. >> we need to take steps forward. it seems like for the last eight years, we have been going back wards and we need something positive to uplift everybody and give everybody hope. >> when trump came here, how did that make you feel? >> it felt good to know that he cares. to know that he knows that we are here and we are struggling. and we need a change. >> we are going tout put american steel and aluminum back in to the

one of the things he talks about, why didn't mobi go well?u know, leonardo did not really host -- he wanted him to be like posting selfies on the beach or something. having that celebrity paparazzi. leonardo, was very into saving wildlife would post stuff related to his philanthropy around saving animals. moshe hogeg did not think it was enough to kind of bring the, you know, eyeballs. carol: talk about the other startups. a luxury phone. the yo app. oliver: i heard about the yo. it was in internet sensation. gabrielle: the yo app is a testament -- it is a certain amount of genius. i mean, it is so simple and it has been derided the sign of a bubble or the stupidest thing ever, we are talking about it. i have it on my phone. i think it is hilarious. he has a knack -- what is going to get attention? oliver: the next product that wants to be the big hanukkah toy, mensch on a bench. carol massar and i spoke to them reporter. >> this guy named neil hoffman was in a story couple of years ago with his son and he said, i want elf on a shelf and he s

mobi and other special guests are performing at the concert. held at the mezzanine that starts at 8:00 p.m. and they will hold a silent auction and proceeds will go to the gray area foundation for the arts, oakland fire fund. >>> and several other benefit concerts are planned in the bay area throughout the week for a list. head to cbs p -- cbsfs.com. >>> city records show that fire inspectors may never have set foot in the warehouse for years. there is mandatory fire inspections every year but the city of oakland does not have enough fire inspectors. budget documents confirm that they had 8 inspectors on the budget however only 6 positions were filled. i ask former mayor and an administrator wind up not paying attention to this. >> it is not paying attention but a series of items that you have to administer to and you are motivated highly based on the visibility issue, when you can appear and when you can appear on channel 5 being interviewed on something, you cover it, however, there's so many items that you need to cover. you don really ... >

we understand that moby is expected here probably within the next 30 minutes.nside, artists, friends and many who say one way to help is attending benefits like this. a crowd lined up before the doors open. taylor williams works in music venues and came early. >> a lot of people had creativity in this community. it's definitely important for us to show support. >> reporter: inside of mezzanine in san francisco, music played at an oakland benefit. it paid tribute to those those who died in the warehouse fire. monique said her brother was among them. >> million benefits going on and trying to go to as many as we can. >> reporter: in oakland the atf wrapped up its investigation as local police moved the barriers closer to the burned warehouse. flowers honoring the lives lost also moved closer as family members stood closer. >> we discovered a whole community of people that loved him. >> reporter: john and kathy remembered their son joseph matlock known as joey casio, an electronic musician. they say a song called "share the cup" holds a special place as they recal

the search is including other folks like rex tillerson, someone who is the ceo for exxon mobi mobile. he's expected at trump tower this week. there are other names we have been watching. bob corker, john bolton. this search is expanding and trump transition officials insist he's not rushing to make the decision. it is a critical decision and he wants to make it in due time. peter? >> let's ask about another high profile figure walking through the halls of trump tower, the former vice president al gore. we know he won't meet with donald trump. he will meet with ivanka. the subject is climate change. donald trump throughout the past has called it a hoax perpetrated by the chinese. he's moderated his view on this. why is the meeting significant? >> reporter: it's significant for a host of reasons. one for the reasons you just mentioned. the fact that president-elect trump as a candidate was so skeptical of climate change and, of course, al gore has done so much work on climate change, particularly in the latter part of his career. so you would anticipate part of the meeting with ivanka t

ke with you anywhere with w- i-s-n dot com, facebook, twitter and all our mobi >>> in the next half an hour we talk hawaii and we talk cold and snow. not mutually exclusive. so look forward to that in 15 minutes. >> so, tiger woods trying to stage a comeback. >> trying and succeeding at least so far. tiger had a phenomenal day at the world challenge yesterday meaning he enters today within range of the leaders. fluke or is tiger finally back? this weekend the world is getting a little glimpse of the old tiger woods. that's the putting legend shooting a 65 on friday, 7 under par in the second round of the hero world challenge in the bahamas. not bad for his first return to the sport in 15 months. and classic tiger fashion he sinks this long putt on number 12 sealing the deal, of course, with a fist pump. >> it was very important for me because i competitive flow and the feel for a long time. >> reporter: once the number one ranked golfer his career went into a stale tailspin after a smashed up suv and string of exposed infidelities. 12 weeks later after losing millions in endorsements h

. >> the entertainer moby purport do -- performed for free. the musician reached out to them after hearing about the oakland fire. we do have a special section of ktvu.com dedicated to the oakland warehouse fire. you can also find ways to help victims and their families. >>> family and friends of a teenager who was stabbed to death are raising reward money in hopes of finding his killer. it's been more than a month since the body of 18-year-old kirk kimberly was found on the campus of sonoma state university. his family and friends have raised nearly $8000 so far on youcaring.com. the sonoma county alliance is also offering a separate $2500 reward. amber lee was last seen alive on october 17. his body was found on november 2nd. >>> san jose police are investigating several deadly accidents over the past few days. from last thursday to yesterday. five people have died in crashes in the city. fiery crash killing two people. near capital expressway early yesterday morning. police say the vehicle crossed over the center divide and lost control and

there's also moby who looks like a wet loll pop that landed on a barber's floor.wiley, whose last job was on "er," and if anyone can change republican minds, it's loretta swit. >> especially competent to serve as president of the united states of america. >> those are not hot lips. you know, i see her and i think, yeah, i trust her judgment. so we got hot lips hoolihan, colonel blake. so these has-beens believe trump lacks many things to be president. >> donald trump lacks more than the qualifications to be president. >> he lacks the necessary stability. >> and clearly the respect for the constitution of our great nation. >> so i love how hard they're trying not to sound hysterical. it's like even they know they suck. the only less-appealing spokesman would be a birthday clown with a crawl space. anyway, gacy. but at least they're not asking you to vote for hillary. >> i'm not asking you to vote for hillary clinton. >> i'm not asking you to vote for hillary clinton. >> i'm not asking you to vote for hillary clinton. >> wlhat are you asking for, then? but they say

i's on allmole devices, it suits mile lifeste and it en when i'eon the mov lly mobi... six hundred llars. >>> our guest host this morning, urien timmer. you like the dow, the s&p, the russell, domestic, emerging markets, europe? what should we do? >> well, i think the big opportunity said or the big decision is u.s. versus non-u.s. because the dollar is fully valued. the u.s. has outperformed for a number of years. the weight of the u.s. stock market is twice as high of the global market as the gdp is, so i do think that's a big decision, but that doesn't mean that one suffers at the expense of the other. i do think there's global momentum. certainly the election was a game-changer. if we get actual growth, even if it's very late in the cycle, it's going to create inflation but that growth is a possible escape hatch for the fed to return back to normal policy, which i think we would all be very happy with, because that unconventional monetary policy created a lot of distortions. >> will there come a day when there's a bunch of millennials sitting around starbucks and ta

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weather and traffic affects you. hf7 definitely download the]]/mobi app.worst conditions across the unation. >> reporter: winter weathero[iu extreme cold have been hitting parts of the country this week. look at that snowfall. b three quarters of the country was the freezing temperatures and below freezing the next several days thanks to this polar plunge. we are talking wind chills could dip 230 to 40 degrees below zero in some spotsp o[i which point exposed skin can develop frostbite in as little as 10 minutes. 7kn+er storms are making it hard for some people to get to work. >> i think we came out somewhere around 4:00 or 5:00 this morning. will probably be back around midnight to clean it up, i would guess. come back and start doing removal. z3ípge7mmgob >> more like affects no could bring another three to 6 inches the york which means even more travel disruptions are possible as the holidays inch closer. çó more than 1400 flights were canceled over the last couple days in chicago e.qw3after the snowstormiz5 they are of the se 3wñhit the area. back

including rex of exxon-mobi lrgs. joe manchin. jont jon huntsman. and james stavridis, who was on hillary clinton's short list for vp. >> we have a president here that wants to look at the best and brightest of america, regardless job will have to deal with the growing tension with china. after trump took a call from the president of taiwan. for four decades, u.s. presidents have respected that by avoiding direct contact with the taiwanese president. >> president a obama can reach out to a murdering dictator in cuba in the last year and be hailed for doing it. and president-elect takings a courtesy call from a democratically elected leader in taiwan and it's a controversy. >> reporter: trump tweeted, did china ask us if it was okay to devalue their currency, making it hard for our companies to compete? trump used twitter over the tweengd lash out at companies who moved jobs out of the country. and to lam "saturday night live" as unwatchable. >> reporter: and paul ryan said the president-elect's twitter tirades don't bother him at all. >> who cares w

the secretary of state role, he has apparently chosen rex tillerson, the chairman and ceo of exxon mobi the gas company has operations in several countries. time right now is 5:12. this sunday morning, a lot still alive, including what other states in the midwest are doing once they took the brunt of the storm. plus, slow going out there this morning. you can take a live look outside. very far out there, you can see a little bit of capital drive here. currently, we'll see what is the heaviest snow with your forecast >> julia: good morning to all of you. we're waking up to a winter wonderland this morning. doesn't it look so picturesque? looks so nice. it will continue all day, as we are under a winter storm warning for all of southeast wisconsin. until 8:00 tonight. brian niznansky has your full forecast in just a moment, but first, some things to do if you venture outside. on. the milwaukee county historical society, it's free for the public and a great chance to get a picture with santa and mrs. claus. you can also see the historical center decked out, that goes from 3:00 until 10:00

of what civil society ought to be and what virtues are and so he has, nonetheless, modernized exxon mobi he sees himself as a compromise shaper and not someone who has take big public stands. this is the thing that worries me the most. foreign policy of the united states is not just about deals. it's about ideas. it's about values. it's about being there when human rights activists and dissidents and democracy organizers and small minority religions and little churches in muslim majority countries and mosques and christian majority countries come under pressure. people don't understand the u.s. embassy around the world is the last resort for people under pressure. you expect the secretary of state to lead on those things. they are the most important spokesperson for american values after the president. >> he was getting ready to leave this job. why do you think he accepted this huge responsibility at a time when he was getting ready to do more relaxing things? >> i don't know. when someone calls you and asks you to be secretary of state, you think it might be a good thing to do. he is qu