what i have seen, traveling around the country, its that the people in the crowd are multiracial, multiethnicenerational. and so it is going to expand. it is going to grow. we are in the civil rights movement. >> let me shift to the education nomination quick. so, devos, would appear from what i read, she things charter schools are the answer to everything. privatization seems to beat answer to everything these days. additionally. what is your read on the new -- new poe ttential education secretary. >> we're concerned. concerned as in we think is much too, to alarmed about. nominating someone whose distinguishing qualification is having contributed lots of money to charter school support campaigns, particularly in michigan. michigan is a state that spends $1 billion on charter schools. that has the the worst oversight, the worst accountability standards, and we have a secretary of education nominee with no experience in education, as a matter of policy, as a matter of practice, but has experience in charter school advocacy support. that's not enough. and, where we know, we are moving in this

nbc10 was at the national association for multiethnicity paragon awards. three professionals were honored for their work. comcast the parent company of nbc10 is a proud sponsor of that event. >>> well, if you bought some things that weren't on your list as did you your holiday shopping you weren't alone. >> according to a report just released by creditcard.com, 3 in 4 shoppers made an impulse purchase over the season. 45% who made the impulse purchases bought them for themselves. >>> here's more of the stories that we're following for you and today's headlines starting right now on nbc10 news. >>> the first presidential visit. president trump comes to philadelphia today. and they will be there to greet him. >> expect traffic troubles. roads are closed ahead of the president's arrival. >>> plus, sinking in, neighbors have a new reality after a hole opened up and swallowed montgomery county yards. >>> nbc10 news starts now. >>> 6:00 a.m., good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm rosemary connors. definitely a little warmer ou

nbc 10 at the national association for multiethnicity in communications paragon awards, three professionals honored for their work in the field. telemundo 62 anchor ramon zaif served as emcee. comcast was a proud sponsor of the event. >>> back to our forecast. one more mild day before winter-like temperatures return, right krystal? >> that's right. if you loved the 50s today, one more day tomorrow and rain for tomorrow. neighborhood temperatures this is where we are currently. 43 in the lehigh valley and in delaware, south jersey also at 4346 at the jersey shore so temperatures mild they were this afternoon as well throughout our philadelphia neighborhoods. still upper 40s. 47 degrees center city. fox chase right now at 49 degrees nice conditions. as the rain moves tomorrow morning how are temperatures looking then? you can tell they'll be fine we're still in the upper 40s in lehigh valley, typically the cooler spot. reading at 46 degrees, cooks town 44 allentown at 45. these temperatures may drop a few more degrees throughout the night but not enough to worry about icy spots on roadways. i

"america is a multiethnic and religious nation, a country of freedom." general told us the next and final phase against isis in western mosul may be the toughest, scott. it's the old part of the city. the streets are too narrow for military vehicles, and there are still 750,000 civilians trapped there. >> pelley: charlie d'agata covering the war on isis. charlie, thank you. well, wall street reached a milestone today. the dow gained 155 points and closed above 20,000 for the first time. since election day, the dow is up more than 1,700 points or 9.5%. investors believe that the new president will be good for business. we asked barry petersen to look into the economic impact of two oil pipeline projects that mr. trump signed off on this week. report president trump touted the benefits of building the pipeline. >> a lot of jobs. 28,000 jobs. great construction jobs. >> reporter: according to a report by the state department, the keystone xl pipeline could create about 16,000 full and part-time construction jobs. energy transfer partner, the company backing

asperktz lessons to give to a lot of liberals in the world, in terms of democracy, in terms of multiethnicitythe way of dealing with minorities, in terms of how to fight terrorism, how to behave in the state of war or emergency, on all these topics, israel behaves well in terms of liberal -- >> so here's my point. that's about the state of israel. but this book is called "the genius of judaism." not "the genius of israel." >> absolutely. >> rose: this is about your faith. >> absolutely. israel is the first part of the book and the secretary part of the book is devoted to my faith, yes, my creed. it is the faithave nonbeliever, because one of the things which i try to explain is that you can be a jew without believing. >> rose: not believing in? >> in god or without believing in the sky. i think that the-- one of the aspects of the teach, the greatest master of judaism is what is required from a jew is less to believe than to study. so for me, the genius of judaism is that, the study, and the sense of the other. >> rose: warren buffet has found both fame and fortune as one of america's most su

"america is a multiethnic and religious nation, a country of freedom." the general told us the next and final phase against isis in western mosul may be the toughest, scott. it's the old part of the city. the streets are too narrow for some military vehicles and there's still 750 now civilians trapped there. >> charlie d'agata covering the war on isis. charlie, thank you. >>> investors believe that the new president will be good for business. we asked barry petersen to look into the economic impact of two oil pipeline projects that mr. trump signed off on this week. >> reporter: president trump touted the benefits of building the pipeline. >> a lot of jobs. 28,000 jobs. great construction jobs. >> reporter: according to a report by the state department, the keystone xl pipeline could create about 16,000 full and part-time construction jobs. energy transfer partners, the company backing the dakota pipeline, says up to 12,000 construction jobs will have been created for the project. however, the dakota pipeline is roughly 90% complete, and the majority of

i have grown up in multiracial, multiethnic neighborhoods. continue to live that way as an adult.he people out here are not as andded as what the media some of these great dividers want america to believe. host: you're looking at live s thatof the media tent have been set up around the capital. cnn, etc., many of them setting up with lights and cameras on top of buildings around the capital. thatare really doing shows many already -- many already doing their shows. media trucks have staked out their positions for tomorrow. it is at noon that donald trump will become the 45th president. on twitter, one of our viewers saying -- another tweet from larry says -- what will happen at noon tomorrow with our federal government? joining us on the phone is nicole, a reporter for -- nicole ogrysko, a reporter for federal news radio. january 20 whatat will happen to the political appointees put into office by president obama? appointeespolitical committed they have not left already -- if they have not left have untiley will noon on generat january 20. typically employees who are well-versed i

1300 units we proceed forward before you today as you can see these are classically multiracial multiethnic immigrant communities. families that in general live on $18,000 a year we list of our partners including mercy housing and bridge housing were here today to speak on behalf of potrero and sunnydale. i will say as we go to this aerial shot and supervisor drennan alluded to this and sarah communicant-thank you so much miss her. sarah if you introduce yourself and we will if you would for the supervisors whose aye. my name is-jones, potrero resident. >> thank you >> terry will help me with the slides can to get this just an aerial shot most of sunnydale to give the sense of the conditions. what i emphasize here is not what you see on the exterior. certainly a supervisor cohen mentioned these are committees that most of our san franciscans most doctors don't go to an innkeeper that an expression >>[foreign language] it's in the trash and the means we little but we have much and so much of the physical aspect of these communities which is unacceptable any standard mask the resilience, the

we are a multiracial, multiethnic, multi-faced democracy, and we are proud of it. britain is no less british because we've led the way in multilateral organizations like the u.n., nato, imf, and the world bank over many years. of these bodies magnifies all their members' ability to advance the common good of peace, prosperity, and security. i believe strongly in a rules-based global order. the establishment of the institution that gave a fix to it in the mid-20th century was a for much ofdation the growing peace and prosperity the world has enjoyed since. and the tragic history of the first half of the last century reminds us of the cost of those institutions' absence. the litany of follies of that time our mistakes that we should never forget and never repeat. so we must uphold the institutions that enable the nations of the world to work together. and we must continue to promote international cooperation wherever we can. one example of that is modern slavery. a scourge of our world which we can only defeat if we work together. changing attitudes, rooting out such

1300 units we proceed forward before you today as you can see these are classically multiracial multiethnic immigrant communities. families that in general live on $18,000 a year we list of our partners including mercy housing and bridge housing were here today to speak on behalf of potrero and sunnydale. i will say as we go to this aerial shot and supervisor drennan alluded to this and sarah communicant-thank you so much miss her. sarah if you introduce yourself and we will if you would for the supervisors whose aye. my name is-jones, potrero resident. >> thank you >> terry will help me with the slides can to get this just an aerial shot most of sunnydale to give the sense of the conditions. what i emphasize here is not what you see on the exterior. certainly a supervisor cohen mentioned these are committees that most of our san franciscans most doctors don't go to an innkeeper that an expression >>[foreign language] it's in the trash and the means we little but we have much and so much of the physical aspect of these communities which is unacceptable any standard mask the resilience, the

1300 units we proceed forward before you today as you can see these are classically multiracial multiethnicmmigrant communities. families that in general live on $18,000 a year we list of our partners including mercy housing and bridge housing were here today to speak on behalf of potrero and sunnydale. i will say as we go to this aerial shot and supervisor drennan alluded to this and sarah communicant-thank you so much miss her. sarah if you introduce yourself and we will if you would for the supervisors whose aye. my name is-jones, potrero resident. >> thank you >> terry will help me with the slides can to get this just an aerial shot most of sunnydale to give the sense of the conditions. what i emphasize here is not what you see on the exterior. certainly a supervisor cohen mentioned these are committees that most of our san franciscans most doctors don't go to an innkeeper that an expression >>[foreign language] it's in the trash and the means we little but we have much and so much of the physical aspect of these communities which is unacceptable any standard mask the resilience, the po

1300 units we proceed forward before you today as you can see these are classically multiracial multiethnic immigrant communities. families that in general live on $18,000 a year we list of our partners including mercy housing and bridge housing were here today to speak on behalf of potrero and sunnydale. i will say as we go to this aerial shot and supervisor drennan alluded to this and sarah communicant-thank you so much miss her. sarah if you introduce yourself and we will if you would for the supervisors whose aye. my name is-jones, potrero resident. >> thank you >> terry will help me with the slides can to get this just an aerial shot most of sunnydale to give the sense of the conditions. what i emphasize here is not what you see on the exterior. certainly a supervisor cohen mentioned these are committees that most of our san franciscans most doctors don't go to an innkeeper that an expression >>[foreign language] it's in the trash and the means we little but we have much and so much of the physical aspect of these communities which is unacceptable any standard mask the resilience, the