the weather front is going to be with you for some time, some heavy bursts of rain, maybe some rain one should see some breaks in the cloud, so should see some breaks in the cloud, $03 should see some breaks in the cloud, so a bit of sunshine at times. a range of temperatures, single figures in the south and east, but about 11 or so for glasgow and belfast. new year's eve, the weather front is still across butland, moving south —— scotland. some drizzle around the western coasts and hills. around midnight, the weather front should clear from glasgow and edinburgh and was so late in the day from northern ireland but it will be sitting over northern england towards north wales. seven, 8 degrees around midnight in the south but in the north, temperatures dropping, a sign of things to come moving into new year's day. cold air, a sharp drop in temperatures and cold enough for some snow in northern scotland. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight: president barack obama has imposed sanctions on russian officials in retaliation for hacking the us presidential election, saying "all americans

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some are for the board. some are internal. my favorite ones are mean distance between failures and mean distance between delays. i still dont know what they mean. it's a term that they keep explaining to me every time i hear it and it needs to be interpreted because it's not in english to me. what we will be moving forward is with -- i mentioned earlier, my trip time. we want to create an app that allows you similar ways or to google, for instance, where you know what your trip is and what's the real time it's taking to do that trip. or you can let people know what's going on. we are reaching out. today i'm asking, we have a lot of develop -- technology people in this region. we're asking for their assistance to partner with us. we have a program up in place. a lot of smart people here that have gotten very engaged with the system. i want to tap into their talent and hope they'll come forward and help us with that as we do that. i can tell you or score for that if you go and look at your score in efoects, we're hitting 2 about

some of it could be quite dense.eze will continue to pick up all the while, so that should clear. showers, though, will continue to move eastwards, but i think many southern and eastern areas should remain dry, and those showers becoming fewer as we head on in towards the afternoon. but frequent across the north, further heavy ones, with some hail and thunder mixed in, some snow to the high ground, feeling really cold and raw because of the strong wind. and then itjust gets worse as we head on in towards friday. met office amber "be prepared" warnings are being issued for the second named storm of the season. storm barbara will impact the united kingdom as we head on in towards friday. it will bring all of us a spell of rain, very windy for us all. but it is the north of the uk, closer to the storm centre, which will be battered by exceptionally strong winds. now, we are looking at gusts up to 90 mph across the north mainland of scotland, to the northern isles, 80 mph for the western isles, 70 mph for northern irelan

if you are on the move across england and wales you can expect some thick freezing fog in some placesfrost for parts of northern ireland and east of scotland. in general temperatures are higher here. for most of scotla nd are higher here. for most of scotland and northern ireland not a bad day, parts of england and wales also seeing some bright sunshine but the fog lingers. if you start off with the fog it could stick around for much of the day. 11 degrees across the north west of scotland, much colderfurther across the north west of scotland, much colder further south and east and whether fog sticks around, maybe some places struggling to get above freezing all day long. the fog becomes widespread again on thursday, particularly for england and wales, difficult to nail down exactly who will see the west of the fog but it could be slow to clear again on thursday. some rain across the far north—west of scotland but again hear some of the highest temperatures. ' again hear some of the highest temperatures. ‘we again hear some of the highest temperatures. ' we have again hear some of the

of these areas getting some reports of sleet, like right here where you're seeing some of the brighter pottstown, we saw a little bit earlier in the southeastern berks county, some possible sleet s those repel lets of ice that bounce when they hit and they don't coat the roads, but that is interesting when it does bounce off. that is an area of heavier rain that's racing up from baltimore up into our area so the areas that are getti ting sleet mighte some heavier sleet. we'll monitor them hour by hour, west callin at 36 test, west bradford county, 38, collegeville 38, north wales 38. millford township 37. we're thinking these temperature also hold fairly state all night and tomorrow morning will not be an issue with icing over or changes to snow or anything like that. let's take a look hour by hour, we're seeing the snow get heavier in the next couple of hours, you already saw that with monique's life shve shot. temperatures fairly steady, still above freezing in allentown and redding, and the rain starts to taper off, after 10:00, 11:00 tonight. by tomorrow morning, it's going to be c

let's take a look at what's's some of you had seen some sleet. hagerstown we had reports, even d.c., dulles, leesburg, gaithersburg, germantown. now as you can see on radar, storm tractor radar everythingr is primarily rain and there are heavy pockets of this rainfalls as well as it moves it's ' way ' to the east.t. keeping a close eye on it but we do have a winter weather a w advisory until 6:00 a.m. on wednesday for the higher eel investigat the east we haven't had any kiny of accumulation whatsoever with it at all. current temperatures right now, degrees at within chess text 38 at dulles, 42 at washington, 47w automates burg, 41 at leonardtown and 39 at fredericksburg this hour and your overnight lowe's above freezing. that's good news with all this rainfall. temperature is into the upper 30s and the 40s but we really need the rain. we're about ate inches deficit what's ahead for you? well, the morning showers will end before the commute so that's at least some good news. we'll have some dry conditions in the afternoon, but more rain is on the

i still have some shopping to do. in a survey by the national retail federation finds that one in ate consumers may still be out shopping today. i'm only one of ate. the average shopper will spend nearly $600 on gifts this year. another huge crowd at the king of prussia a mall last night and we caught one couple working as a team. she shopped and he carried. >> who did all of this damage. >> this one right here. > is there anything in here for him. >> snow you're dog all the work and there's nothing here n here for you. >> not at this time. > is that going to change. >> maybe. > of course there's plenty of time to shop after christmas where all the sales begin. 50 percent of consumers say they plan to shop the after christmas sales to get the best door, an accident in hinge ton park sends would be person to the hospital, police say it happened around 1:30 this morning along roosevelt boulevard. both vehicle also badly damaged. one person was taken to einstein medical center with unknown injuries. investigators are sti

some of my best friends are democrats. as i'm leaving, some of the most come up to me and have been very gracious, their words to me which means a lot. reporter: congressman john mica, thank you for your time. rep. mica: great to be with you. it has been

we'll see some downed trees potentially some downed power lines and that could lead to some power outagesr today. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. and take a good look at these 60s. we will experience one more day tomorrow. then with the passage of that cold front, we are going to be stuck into the 50s for about seven days. okay. let's track the incoming system together. that's coming up at 48 after the hour. but right now, roqui, you're going to be so busy. you better rest up tonight. [ laughter ] >> yeah. we're already busy actually. we have a lot of slow traffic throughout the bay area. and a lot of trouble in richmond. >>> let's head to rodeo westbound 80 before willow avenue. earlier we had a crash in richmond causing a lot of problems. but now this two-car crash is off to the shoulder but it's still causing delays at just 22 miles per hour. that traffic is backed up well into crockett. westbound 80 to the bay bridge toll plaza that drive up to 50 minutes due to the rodeo and richmond delays. and the maze to downtown look at that, will take you now up to 30 minutes to get into do

now, here comes the chance of some showers, some snow showers, very light snow showers, less than half of an inch, more like a dusting is possible. and it will just be too warm to support too much in the way of accumulation. a rain shower in lancaster, that's at 9:00 this evening. and look, rain showers at cape may at 42 degrees. those showers will be on the move. we could see some light rain showers in philadelphia at midnight tonight and then they're clearing out by 2:00 tomorrow morning. so, we'll get that out of the way tonight. and then we'll have to turn our attention to the cold, and it is going to be bitter cold. dangerous cold. that's why we've issued a first alert for pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware, the entire area, thursday night and friday morning's going to be the worst of it. that's when we're going to see some very strong gusty winds, bitter cold. the winds gusting to 45 miles an hour. that's going to have windchills in many neighborhoods below zero come friday morning. so, very cold air is on the way. today not too bad. this is typical for this time of year, 43 d

also some homes there.this is the richmond parkway that a lot of people use to get through western acosta county over to the richmond bridge. i will show you exactly where it is on the map. a lot of people come from this area heading down and trying to get down to the richmond bridge. this morning that is not a good idea. you will not be able to get through. you can use 580. one of the things i noticed is that the smoke keeps coming up. there is a possibility that something else is involved. let's go to another traffic picture of the bay bridge. we have had some pretty busy commute this morning approaching san francisco. this is about a 30 minute delay. we had earlier issues on the bridge. they were bad enough to mess of traffic for the time being. bart is recovering from delays as you know. they should almost be back on time after some earlier switching problems. let's go back to steve and the weather center with today's cold weather.>>> that's correct. north bay and santa cruz mountains had a ton of rain.

here are some prescriptions on how to rethink some of these problems. first thing is industrial security protection of ip must be key pillars of the future obvious japan defense relationship. this includes both the japanese government, japanese industry and academia. for those of you who are more expert in things japan than i come untold and academia there's still quite a string of pacifism that is resistant to shall we say the same sorts of research and development activities that many use institutions would undertake. and so in some ways japanese industry is losing out on the academic and the research-based kind of capability that the u.s. has. at some point it will be important if all that back in but being able to have security and protection of ip within those academic institutes will be important as well. classification levels. japan obviously needs the ability to do classification and your personal clearance. right now as i said it is being done, my understand on f-35 program on a person by person case-by-case basis. there's got to be something p

some drugs look very similar.or the right blood product etc goes to the right patient and if they're going to roll it out to orthopaedics and other types of equipment, we can trace those back in the future bar coding will reduce the average of an hour a day nurses spend collecting medicines and alert staff to those reaching their use—by dates. everything from screws used in knee operations to breast implants will be barcoded so their quality can be monitored. about once a week tragically someone dies in the nhs because they're given the wrong medicine. we also have a number of operations where the wrong implant is put into someone's body and it has to be changed at a later date. if we use modern bar code technology then we can deal with a lot of these problems. one of the biggest advantages of scanlisafety could be in tracing patients when faulty products have been recalled. nearly 50,000 british women had breast implants made by the french company pip when they were revealed to be at risk of rupturing. the patchy

and, it's true there is some uncertainty here. the f-b-i, for instance, according to the washington post -- is unwilling to go as far as the c-i-a in concluding that the hackers -- who gained access to e- mails from the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's to tilt the field in trump's direction. but, president obama is asking for an inquiry -- and, some republicans on capitol hill plan on joining democrats to mount their own investigation. mccain says "..we would would be working in a bipartisan basis. you can't make this issue partisan. it's too important. a fundamental of democracy is a free and fair election." it is a real test for trump -- just as he's poised to name a secretary of state -- widely believed to be exxonmobil c-e-o rex tillerson. trump says "..and to me, a great advantage is he knows many of players, and he knows them well. he does massive deals in russia. he does massive deals for the company -- not for himself -- for the company." on cam tag now if tillerson is confirmed as secretary of state, on

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and some who have achieved it.ys perhaps surprising to himself, donald trump has come to appreciate that. charlie: he is a man who admires success. let us talk about this idea of how he does it, far more than barack obama or george bush 43 has thrown himself into this process, interviewed people, is on the phone constantly. the impression i have is that by selection of other presidents was much more a product of a transition team and involvement by the president-elect, much more involvement of a team. this president wants to touch and talk to and get a personal sense of the men and women he wants to serve. >> exactly. i think it's far too early, charlie, to offer an appraisal in ways perhaps surprising to of this approach that is either positive or negative. i think the country and those of us obligated to cover this process as it unfolds before us need to take it step by step and judge it as the results speak for themselves. remember, jimmy carter was the president who was deeply involved in the day-to-day and hou

some of these lighter amounts actually probably need some updating. they're a little bit old, so as people wake up, some of the observers wake up, we'll get some updates on these locations. again, but in general, most of all right, the storm 4 max radar across southeastern wisconsin, snowing pretty good for most of us. i want you guys to notice, though. look at this back edge starting to clear into madison and jamesville, so we might see this lull move into some of our southern spots at least, at least south of 94, so kind of a break in the action later on this morning, but don't be fooled. that snow will return later on today. we'll pan over a little bit, and you can see that clearing extends all the way back into iowa. let's zoom in here across some of our northern spots, where we are start t these darker blues from belgium, port washington, over towards keywaskum. the precipitation rate, this is liquid. a dry snow that equates to over an inch per hour snow rate across parts of the area. let's go through the latest run of our computer model. by 67:3

some wind there on the camera. but skiers and snowboarders certainly enjoyed quite a bit of fresh powder on the slopes yesterday. doesn't seem to be stopping them today, right, krystal out and about on camelback? >> once it's time and you can get out there, no one is stopped from being out there if they have plans. the plan is for today that we're looking at rain and the rain will come to an end, and also the warmer temperatures will come to an end. we're seeing a lot of changes in today's forecast. yesterday, cold start, snowy, icy, then rain. today, we're just starting out with plain old rain. look at this from wilmington through philadelphia up to trenton, abington, king of prussia area. very light rain. some of this may not be making it to the surface. at this point. that's what we've been seeing throughout the morning so far. spots of light rain through pockets of very small areas of heavier rain. the bulk of the rain has yet to make its way in. there it is, though, now starting to move through, berks county a

some time of showers and there will be some heavy rain along with some breezy winds.changes. not much changed from green improvements from the peninsula. north 280 approaching wolf roads, same as yesterday, they are working on the trees. you may have the slowing block. slower drive head ing up to cupertino. traffic control because of the wire down here. back to you. >>> happening now,just in the san francisco police officer union filed a lawsuit of the new force policy. that banned the use of carotid restraints and firing moving vehicles. >>> update on the search for that attacker. plus, oprah loses 40 pounds. the company that she credits gained $100 million in value. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hey, everybody, welcome. we're so happy you spend your thirsty thursday with us. it's thursday, december 22 n. that is "walking in my sleep" by andrew mcmahon and the wilderness. >> we have a fantastic ambush makeover. these two are drop jaw. they want to celebrate the holidays in style

also some patchy fog. that may cause some problems.is a look at rain over southern california that will not be our

those go to some bigger issues. some voters or elected officials 'sink that michelle obama healthy eating initiative of school nutrition is a greater then -- themocracy an our government going after the press. wet is an issue that i think have got to wrestle with. and we will. me, how i'masked feeling after the election, i say, look. .his is a clarifying moment it is a useful reminder that ,oting counts, politics counts what the president-elect is going to be doing is very different from what i am doing and people will be able to compare and contrast and make judgments about what worked for the american people. off ofope that building , thatogress we have made what the president-elect is proposing works. what i can say with confidence is that what we have done works. that, i can prove. show you where we were in 2008 and i can show you where we are now. argue that we are not better off. we are. and for that, i think the american people and more importantly, -- not more importantly -- as importantly -- i was going to

we also provide some social-work services, and, in some situations or some campuses, we also providetal-health services, as well. and then we do try and help with faculty and staff education if that would be useful and also work with a number of student-veteran leaders from various campuses in the bay area to help them network and mentor each other and kind of bring the student-veterans together across the community. >> so that education is really important, and joe delaurentis, in our first segment, was talking about how he had professors who actually understood him as a vet. >> right. exactly. and, you know, some schools do a lot of their own kind of faculty and staff training in this area already if they have a number of staff that are interested in that or have some experience in that. but we do also bring in programs, as well, to help out there. >> are there specific programs that veterans should look for when they're enrolling in school? >> so, veterans usually need to go online and determine whether or not they are eligible, for example, for the gi bill if they want to use tha

. >> i notice you have a panel in some instances -- some emphasis on the international community. was that intentional in terms of getting a stay from the global community in terms of where we stand? >> we were focusing on two things. first, there was a lot of discussion during the campaign season about allies. get a, we have tried to perspective of national defense from a different view, one that is not typical. we did a view of national defense from wall street a couple of years ago. this year, we wanted to have friends of allies, and we had three ministers of defense here. the last fewer years, what are the topics that are essential to cover and how you kind of keep it fresh as the year goes by we always end up talking about some form of acquisition policy, and a lot of the reform agenda we see going through the defense authorization bill or what this current pentagon with secretary carter focused on. then we look at the issues of the day. bes year, there will emphasis on powers like russia and china and how they are changing the landscape. wonkish sidem the and something from

for you for some help?me funds? you mean they raising fund for me. >> yeah. >> what is funds? >> money. >> money. >> money. [ laughter ] >> money, money. >> i don't have to pay for nothing. >> i want to know when it done happen. >> is that right wit aside he's thankful for those who have donated from all over the world. >> i'd like to say -- i'd like to say thank them, appreciate every dime they give me. >> amen. >> absolutely. >> amen. >> yes, yes. >> i love it. >> well we have good news. we've just learned today the family passed the $50,000 goal. it is now raised that goal to $100,000. the family plans on giving the extra money to overton's fellow veterans in austin. >> love it. >>> well deserved. >> yeah. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. as we take a live look at camelback mountain in the poconos. i want to get there. >> um-hmm. >> lots of sunshine out there today but still pretty chilly. a warmup however is on the way. meteorologist scott williams have recall the detail details t in just

and also on some of the bridges. some breaks here. but i think that the cold wind will be the big story. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back. back to breaking news. indianapolis, indiana two school buses crashed this morning. we are learning that 25 students were hurt. they were on their way to the hospital. these are live pictures. helicopters flying over, you can see those two buses. injuries are described as non- life-threatening. this is on a bridge area and indianapolis. the road is threat -- shut down in both directions. you can see the fire trucks and the police. the cameras showing you the impact of the traffic. replacement buses are there taking the rest

some senior officials and military intelligence also adding some cyber defense tools to u.s.we're told. that is what we know at this point. again, there has been some indication there may be or may have been some covert action as well. we heard a short time ago from vladimir putin through a spokesperson that they are planning some sort of retaliation for our retaliation. nbc's matt bradley joins us now from london with more reaction from russia to all this. matt, what are you hearing? >> well, craig, it's the same thing that you mentioned. this statement from the kremlin, they're saying they're not sure if these sanctions will be efficient because obama, of course, is leaving the white house in three weeks. they're considering retaliation, and they say it's going to be adequate. and they said this is another sign of washington's aggressive foreign policy. of course, this all hews to the official diploc language you would expect from the kremlin. i also want to show you a tweet that just came out of the russian embassy here in london, and it's very interesting. it says that pr

snow for some. center this afternoon. parts of the region could see snow this weekend. >> and the temperature is not putting a huge damper on the skating at the blue cross rivering, at least not for these folks, a lot of folks moving around trying to stay home. and in the poconos, they could get some real powder for the slopes. glenn and sheena, keeping a close eye on the weather in your neighborhood. >> we begin with nbc10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> i'll be talking about the cold first, because it's been a while since we have seen cold temperatures like this, our bodies have not been used to it so it feels really cold. the arctic air, that surged in from the west has arrived and it's to stay with us all work before easing up a little bit on monday. we still have 15 to 20-mile-per-hour winds in some parts of the area, but we're seeing some places see the wind diminishing a little bit. and that is helping, the feels like temperature down to 21 in coatesville, 25 in allentown,

it will be windy, gusty winds around on christmas day, could cause some disruption and some rain pushingorthwest with colder weather later on christmas day. this is bbc news, i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 7.00pm. police say anis amri, the chief suspect in the berlin market truck attack, left finger prints on the vehicle. as it was back to business for the berlin christmas market, the chancellor angela merkel commended the public for their response to the attack. translation: i must say, over the last few days, i have been very proud of the calmness and composure shown by people and also of course the officers that have been at work here. two men have been found guilty of manslaughter after a tipper truck crashed in bath last year, killing four people, including a young girl.

and some senators... voicing concerns over another issue: the leading candidate for secretary of state has ties to moscow. mr. trump says it's a "great advantage" that exxon mobil's ceo... rex tillerson... has those ties and knows many of the players in russia. but senator marco rubio tweeted yesterday "being a friend of vladimir is not an attribute i am hoping for from a secretary of state." tillerson climbed the company ladder at exxon-mobil while managing its russia account. president vladimir putin later gave him one of the highest awards that a foreigner can anchors chat/toss to rob rob's weather forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a bit of sun today as yesterdays storm low move off to our east. colder air starts rolling in today with temperatures falling to the low 20s this afternoon and dipping into the single digits tonight. high pressure and cold air for wednesday means sun but highs only in the low teens. we cool further on wednesday and by thursday well be in the single digits wi

there was a survey, some some -- some of you saw -- just one poll but pretty credible source, 37% of republican voters approve of putin. over a third of republican voters approve of vladimir putin. former head of the kgb. ronald reagan would roll over in his grave. and how did that happen? it happened in part because, for too long, everything that happened in this town, everything that is said, is seen through the lens of, does this help or hurt us relative to democrats or relative to president obama? and unless that changes, we're going to continue to be vulnerable to foreign influence. because we have lost track of what it is that we're about and what we stand for. with respect to the president-elect's appointments, it is his prerogative for him to appoint who he thinks can best carry out his foreign policy or his domestic policy. it is up to the senate to advise and consent. there will be plenty of time for members of the senate to go through the record of all his appointees and determine whether or not they're appropriate for the job. >> mr. president, want talk to about vladimir

do you have some low clouds and fog.does look like later in the afternoon we may get a little bit sunshine back in placement as for the poconos that that winter weather advisory is still up until 6 o'clock this morning. freezing drizzle is possible. might not look like there's much precipitation falling but you can still slide on the roads. 41 in philadelphia, 46 degrees in cape may. still in the upper 30's in trenton, run in wilmington and there's that freezing mark up in the poconos. be careful up there for a little while longer. also a we go through the day 41 degrees by 7 o'clock, 43 by 10 o'clock. notice how it's cool and still fairly cloudy during the most of the morning but during the afternoon we expect some sunny breaks and we should be able to get a high of 50 degrees at 3 o'clock. little better than yesterday. karen we have that cold shot coming though. it gets chillier tomorrow and then especially so on friday and saturday. details coming up. what do you got going on? >> all kinds of problems. roads are just

some women and one infant. minister. the plane is an airbus a320. it was on a internal domestic libyan flight was to malta earlier this morning. so, it does look like there are more people coming down. we havejust lost that picture for a moment, but you can see now a different image. 0h, you can see now a different image. oh, there we are. from a slightly further away, but clearly people coming out. going down the stairs, so they will have quite an ordeal. rights, we will of course be bringing you much more on that story as soon as we get it. clearly, it is as soon as we get it. clearly, it is a moving story right now. there without hijacked plane. for the moment, let's go over tojohn hammond with the weather. to name storms now. it will impact this to a greater or lesser extent. we have a band going eastwards across the country. squally winds. the winds are going to increase further later on this afternoon and more this evening across the far north of scotland. this is where the peak of the winds will be. gust

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elizabeth holmes was able to secure some enormous contributions from some enormously popular and influential people at a very young age. >> yes. >> there are really two categories of investors. there is the people who came in early when she was-- she had just dropped out of stanford and she was a 19, 20 year old people like tim draper, the famous venture capitalist whose daughter was a childhood friend of elizabeth. he put in the first million. there was also larry el ison, larry elison came in in the first few years. don lucas who had groomed larry elison as a entrepreneur, and vp, all those people were there at the beginning. they knew what they were getting into. they knew this was essentially a kid with a great idea. and they knew that the company could either succeed or as most often is the case, fail. then there is another category of investors, the people without came in and ponied up most of the money. and that was in early-- stretching from early 2014 to early 2015. and that's really when you look at how much money the company raised, that is when most of the money was raised. >> at

after days of tension and some sharp exchanges between the u.s. and israel, secretary of state john kerry will map out the administration's plan for peace in the middle east this morning. the speech is set to begin in just a couple of hours, and it comes after the u.s. refused to veto a u.n. resolution condemning israeli settlements in east jerusalem and the west bank. well that touched off days of diplomatic fallout and accusations of back room dealings. secretary kerry is expected to touch on all of that. but, with just three weeks left in office, will his words have any real lasting effect? cnn global affairs correspondent elise labott is following this story for us and joins us now from the state department. elise, good morning. >> good morning, victor. well you know, secretary kerry has been working on the peace process really since he took office four years ago. he had that kind of year-long effort to forge a peace deal between israelis and palestinians. that obviously didn't work and ever since then he's been looking for an opportunity to l

some of an opportunity and some don't. pleased to be here with all of my colleagues, and i think of when here knows that i will do whatever i can to help my country. i think no labels is going to play a tremendous part and whether we will be successful in the next 2-4 years. very quickly ethic which way we're going to go. my 60 vote rule, that was predecessor. i didn't vote for the nuclear option. i thought would destroy the function and purpose of the senate, and ithe was one of the few democrats that would not go along with that. i understand where my republican friends are right now. that makes sense. i understand that. with that being said, we have to be careful how we go down this road. we do use the nuclear option -- i'll give you a perfect example, if we have a supreme court nominee and one thing we were able to talk harry out of was doing the nuclear option on supreme court. let's say some of my democrat friends hunker down and say no, no, no very i can understand that they're going to say wait a minute, we have a

wrap that up with some tissue paper. a little santa hat. wrap it up with some tissue.moji eyes. what we have here is -- sorry, son. it is your soccer ball. >> that's a work of art. >> that's cute. frankly, you could just go get gift bags and you are doing something a lot more creative. then for larger equipment like tennis rackets and government clubs, take butcher paper from your kid' painting station. wrap it up. >> that's true. i got this big long roll of butcher paper. i never thought of it. >> outline it, get two sheets, sandwich the equipment inside. staple it inside, decorate it with some decorative tape. you can makemonograms. they're so odd and difficult to wrap. for the very large boxes, you have the belly button that shows. box belly button. >> i just flip it every so they couldn't see it. >> this is an idea from papyrus. take your paper and eight inches on either side. fold it up to the side and make a crease. then you bring that back down and you are going to make a fold along that crease. double stick tape it why i pre-did here. bring it up to the edge. t

some sort of a guilty verdict.don't know what charge this is, for example, but the judge also read an excerpt of a note from that particular juror man or woman indicating they cannot change their mind. right now the clerk is back in that jury room where the jury is deliberating trying to find out more information on whether, in fact, as signals show this jury is, quote, hopelessly deadlocked. the judge has to make that determination if there is that determination that will result in a mistrial. let's go to gabe gutierrez. we are monitoring everything that is happening inside the courthouse. as soon as we get developments we will break in. tell us what happens if there is a hung jury. what are the next steps after that? >> reporter: certainly. as you mentioned, a lot of drama inside that courthouse right now. as ari melber described a few minutes ago this could be the bottom of the ninth inning perhaps in this trial if it turns out to be a hung jury. as you mentioned the judge has not made that determination yet but

with some latest on some other breaking stories. it's all coming up. we have less than an hour to go until the closing bell. in once again for liz claman. let's start the countdown. welcome back. the major averages our falling today. for the second day in a row. it's down by 25 right now. so still you have your 80 plus points to get to the magic number if you want to call it that. we were couple of toy companies that are not exactly feeling the holiday spirit. we talked today about mattel. both trading lower reports of sluggish toy demand out there they reported toy sales were down 9% in the six weeks of the holiday season. was arrested soft sales. concerning season down a couple of names having big reactions. thursday. jumps more than 12%. the company reported that there was a 22% jump in revenue. better-than-expected forecast as well. today in the s&p. the cfo of the company resigns. stock was down a big time. you know about markets today. i guess it's one way of describing it. it rebounded with a strong u.s. gdp report. that expected drawdown in cru

some ways indo u.s.nd there's not -- to push each other to challenge the indian rights. >> i think the way it's viewed in indiana is pakistan and china are in a pretty tying embrace and i don't think india is making that embrace. it's hard to be tight -- tighter than it is. the relationship with china has an independent history, pakistan and china has recently extend stepped up support for pakistan in the u.n. on the other issue, so i dent think that india -- india is worried about this in terms of the china being push closer. pushed closer to russia. that's a very live debate. not just on the pakistan but china and russia because of u.s. policy, but nobody in india think about getting closer to the u.s. pakistan and china are sew close this isn't something to demeanor that. >> so, turn to the audience and take questions. but before that, let me can if i may, ask you in one line no more, suggest where you think the u.s. policy on india-pakistan, the india-pakistan relationship will be in two years time p

some have gone parabollic.emember, we had leadership, exxon, industrials, like 3m and financials like travelers and jpmorgan. not a lot of energy from them in the last couple of days. if you look at the sector winners, so far this week, all the big sector winners, the banks, small cap russell 2000, transports, material industrials, they're down. we're getting resistance now that these things have had enormous moves up in the last few weeks here. you can see that today, in the sector, laggards this quarter are the winners today. technology, consumer staples and utilities all are doing a little bit better week to date. that makes sense because those had been the laggard. this is what i mean when i say rotation. see this today, and what are the sectors -- what are the dow stocks that are on the upside. it is basically technology stocks, like cisco, and apple, and consumer staple stocks like procter & gamble. walmart up all day. that is the famous -- the biggest consumer staple stock of them all. all of this could

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here's where some snow is. try to bring a little snow down but it's not much and on saturday morning notice where the potential is for ice up by the pennsylvania border in through the panhandle of west virginia, around frederick. these are the areas under the winter storm watch right now. 7:00 a.m. may be coming close to d.c. but then it's out of here by 8:00. temperatures start to warm above freezing and then by 11:00 it's mostly dry. we're not going to see much rain out of the first waves. i think they get more rain on the day on sunday. that will definitely be all rain tomorrow morning waking up -- tomorrow night, rather, 25 d.c., 22 winchester, 25 in culpepper. extremely cold night on your friday night heading out. here's the critical part, 5:00 a.m. when the moisture is moving in. notice the temperatures in the upper 20s. that's why we can get some ice on the roadways in those areas. by 10:00, just about everybody above freezing so that means that we're just going to be seeing rain at that time if there's

pockets of rain in some area and some areas not getting any. also some very cold air on the way for this weekend.>>> we are hearing that passengers are being allowed to leave a hijacked plane. we are taking you live there now to monitor the situation. earlier reports were there were 2 hijackers on the plane and they were threatening to blow it up. air force officials in malta said there were 118 passengers on board. it is not clear yet if the hijackers have any demands but we will be monitoring the situation throughout the morning. >>> coverage continues after a italian police say they have shot and killed the man wanted in a berlin terror attack this week. this happened a few hours ago. we are in washington with what we know so far. >> reporter: p.m., good morning to you. german officials are still awaiting official confirmation that this was their man. 24-year-old amri anis who was shot and killed but in a press conference this morning we are told there is no doubt it was. >>> the manhunt for amri anis ended in a shootout. police on routine p

some of higher ground will see some fog and we will see some fog in the higher ground of northern englandth—east england but here the sunshine will start the way and western scotland cloud. patch and drizzle affecting northern ireland. not a huge amount of wet weather. we will finish the day with some brightness. elsewhere, remains cloudy and misty in some western areas and later on in eastern england, patches of light rain or drizzle. temperatures to finish monday, should be for the time of the year but feeling cool where the mist lingers. heavy rain developing in the south in monday night. patchy rain in england and wales. misty over the hills. but clear england and wales skies. scotland and northern ireland, and here, coldest night of the week with frost in places and for northern ireland, could be a foggy start to tuesday morning. still fog an issue for one or two of you for tuesday. probably worse in northern ireland and in the hills andier bursts in the south. through central and eastern england, brighter afternoons in store than we've been used to. at last, the arrival of some suns

we will have some periods of some sunshine over the weekend. but look at this right here. friday evening, still a little hit-and-miss showers through santa cruz. saturday morning waking up to raindrops on the rooftops. so again, it's a very unsettled weather pattern that's going to last ... all the way on-again, off-again through the weekend. somebody said, gosh, it's not as cold this morning as it was 24 hours ago and that's the case because we have the blanket of clouds insulating the bay area. temperatures will be warm yesterday when we barely struggled to reach 55 degrees in some of our areas. we'll top off at 60 in some areas like redwood city, los altos, cupertino in the low 60s. low 60s also in campbell. willow glen, alum rock, alviso all near 62. it will be 60 with rain in fremont. these numbers yesterday were only in the 40s and low 50s, replaced today with high 50s and low 60s towards pleasant hill but the rain will be on- again, off-again throughout the day. pockets of heavy rain in addition to gusty winds out of the southeast 20 to 30 miles per hour gusting at

some 60s, maybe even some mid- 60s.se temperatures are above average as you might expect, and santa cruz, looks good. cold tomorrow morning, sunny, looks good the weekend, and then a cold wind on monday, tuesday. >> an even colder wind. >> looks like it. >>> happening right now, you have to see this. the holiday train is -- it has been a family favorite for 14 years. this morning, we are getting a preview of that special train. >> you've been on it, right? >> i have not been on it. >> well, christian has been on it. 40 minutes ago, you brought us snow, what do you have now? >> it's snowing, right on him. >> reporter: i know. it's tough to top snow, but i can probableis you, we're going to have a special guest coming up in just about a minute. thanks for joining us this morning. the holiday train, it's a holiday tradition. if you can let people know hough they can see it this weekend opinion >> so we're doing 8 stops, four saturday night, four sunday night, between san francisco and santa clara. >> you can check that sch

can get to some form of immigration talk at some point next year. so this is why this meeting was held today, donald trump has made it very clear he was willing to meet with people across the aisle, not clear where he stands particularly onnish this issue but there's another issue, ana, where he's been very clear and that's who he's going to choose as his u.s. ambassador to china. that decision has been made. it's iowa governor terry branstad and a lot of folks might be wondering why a again from iowa, especially one of iowa's long-standing governors. well, this is also a man, ana, who has long-term relations with the president of china, has known the man for decades, since 1985 and the hope there is that perhaps he can somehow smooth over relations with china, especially after the fallout from the controversial call with the leader of taiwan. so some movement there in terms of someone else now named to the trump team. ana? >> jason carroll, thanks for staying on top of it for us outside trump tower. president-elect trump gave an interview the day a

embedded we have some rain.he wet weather in the forecast today and we're in between those storm systems, but the next burst of energy comes late tonight and into the day tomorrow. in between once again, we're seeing still light showers, and it's moving through parts of the east bay at this point with some fog and some light rain moving through right now. it's 55 degrees in livermore and morgan hill as well as palo alto, san francisco up to 60 degrees to start out the day. the hour-by-hour forecast shows at any point this morning or early afternoon, we could have light rain. we still see the clouds moving in, and the sun doesn't return until about sunday. looking at 11:30 tonight we once again have some of the rain and it gets heavier as we go towards sunrise tomorrow morning where we see the bright yellows and reds, showing a very intense rainfall. throughout the morning we have showers moving from north to south and clearing late tomorrow evening and once again into the day on sunday. additional rainfall total