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lauren lauren well said.tenant colonel ralph peters, happy new year to you. >> and happy new year to you. lauren: all right. and let's check the big board to see if it is a happy new year. well, not on this last day, down about 25 points. no big deal. 71 record closes in 2017. president trump now threatening amazon and their sweetheart deal with the u.s. postal service. tweeting this morning: why is the united states post office, which is losing many billions of dollars a year while charging amazon another so little to deliver their packages, making amazon richer and the post office dumber and poorer? should be charging much more. amazon shares, which are up almost 60% this year, falling 1.25% on the move. well, 2017, the year of the robot. record sales for automation and machine technology. nearly $1.5 billion in orders. i hope you invested in robots and a.i. at beginning of 2017, because up next our traders are going to be telling you where turbid be putting your money at the start of 2018, just a few days

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti.ave to apologize, it is daddy-shopping weekend but i have things to do too. >> you always forget something, right? lauren: i know. recycle gifts from last year. [laughter] lauren: we have to be serious though even though it's christmas weekend and the breaking news is pretty serious because it's good, congress avoiding government shutdown. >> the yeas are 66 and the nays are 32. the motion to concur is agreed to. lauren: senate approving temporary spending bill last night to keep the federal government running just through january 19th, earlier yesterday the house passed the bill 231 to 188. >> legislation has provision to turn off automatic spending cuts to many programs including medicare, but lawmakers will face huge challenges when they get back next month in january, capitol hill's unfinished business includes the federal budget, health insurance chip, daca program and disaster relief package. lots going on. lauren: that's a lot to get to. well, another ceo of a major company is s

lauren: gary? >> fox news alert on david, i think he's actually right, but that's because we're up 6600 points since the election. as far as mine, i think the metals and mining are going to continue to commodity move. i'm expecting 15% and go look at xme and exchange traded fund for that. lauren: oil and gold looking good at the end of the year. thank you and thank you to our cashin' in crew for the rest of the week. that's it for the cost of freedom business block. on behalf of all of us, we wish you a healthy and prosperous new year. i'll see you on fox business. >> president trump says the world is watching iran as demonstrators risk their lives protesting against the islamic regime in that nation. we'll go live to winter white house with more than that. leland: and thousands of confidential e-mails of huma abedin at least four marked classified. now from the state department, we've got the highlights. gillian: and just moments from now, the giant crystal ball in times square will do a test run.

lauren: gary? >> fox news alert on david, i think he's actually right, but that's because we're up 6600 points since the election. as far as mine, i think the metals and mining are going to continue to commodity move. i'm expecting 15% and go look at xme and exchange traded fund for that. lauren: oil and gold looking good at the end of the year. thank you and thank you to our cashin' in crew for the rest of the week. that's it for the cost of freedom business block. on behalf of all of us, we wish you a healthy and prosperous new year. i'll see you on fox bu >> i'm bob massi. for 32 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas. i help people with all sorts of real-estate problems, from trying to save their homes to closing major deals. eight years ago, 6,000 people a month moved here, looking for employment and affordable homes. little did anyone know that we would become ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. now, it's a different story. the american dream is back. we're gonna

lauren: gary? >> fox news alert on david, i think he's actually right, but that's because we're up 6600 points since the election. as far as mine, i think the metals and mining are going to continue to commodity move. i'm expecting 15% and go look at xme and exchange traded fund for that. lauren: oil and gold looking good at the end of the year. thank you and thank you to our cashin' in crew for the rest of the week. that's it for the cost of freedom business block. on behalf of all of us, we wish you a healthy and prosperous new year. i'll see you on fox bu >> he was at the center of a scandal -- the national pastime, gambling, and gangsters. >> arnold rothstein gave them a little bit of money to, supposedly, throw the series. >> "shoeless" joe was arguably the best baseball player of all time. >> he's banned from the game... >> one weeping fan of his cried out, "say it isn't so!" >> ...and the fascination with his tale endures. >> shoeless joe's really part of pop culture. >> so why is his autogr

lauren: i love that. i was supposed to see "star wars" this weekend did i let that down actor daisy, is that her name? she's been such a great job with avril. lauren: i'm going to be a naysayer here. the reviews had escaped were fantastic pick the best we've ever seen for rotten tomatoes. however, the people i know who've seen the movie weren't impressed. it's about the story. you've got to keep coming back. i do not think us not think this to be the $2 billion block buster. i'm sorry. hopefully i'm wrong. coming up, we have a chinese startup that is taking on tesla within it are car passed the price of the model x. at home, and a saudi prince to spot most expensive home in the world. how much do you think it cost? we'll tell you when we come back. this rally on wall street monday morning. dow up 118. we will be back. ♪ it can detect a threat using ai, and respond 60 times faster. it lets you know where your data lives, down to the very server. it keeps your insights from prying eyes, so they're used by n

lauren: good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: a lot of breaking news to get to. is tax reform in jeopardy, two republican senators pressing for late changes in the bill, compromise bill, florida senator marco rubio and utah senator mike lee want to expand the child tax credits for low-income families. >> i would outline the need for child credit. it's $1,100, a lot of people making 35, 40, $25,000 working are not going to be able toout liez as -- utilize credit as they need and i asked that the 1100 be raised. 21% without going into effect last year and cap salt at $10,000. cheryl: meanwhile one week to go before the froth runs out of money. asham shapiro has the latest from washington. adam: good morning, while everybody is paying attention to tax reform, another issue that's starting to play out and that's funding the government past the december 22nd deadline which is a week from today. so democrats and republicans are fighting. the appropriation's committee in the house has proposed a short roughly two-three week spen

lauren: friday the first of december, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. i wonder how many lawmakers blood pressure is really high this morning? lauren: what are we thinking, we are talking about long island ice teas? cheryl: breaking this morning there was a lot of more drama on capitol hill, senators work to go bring tax reform bill to a vote. senators trying to reach a deal in the legislation to win support with those that are concerned about a projected jump in the budget deficit. ted cruz taking on bob corker, trigger measure to protect taxpayers in case reform doesn't boost the economy as expected. will, -- well, cruz, saying, 50% want tax cuts, one is trying to raise tack cuts, that's not right. lauren: tax reform bill has critically needed support and this is important, the move to the market in upside in a big yesterday support coming from john mccain. this is a statement that he issued after careful consideration, i have decided to support the senate tax reform bill, though not pefect, this bill will deliv

lauren: jerry, go. last january the president then president obama put in place plans that rounded up people in january and february of this year. >> everybody says we need immigration reform. gary just spoke about this. when immigration reform is being done in a had the gang of eight in the senate under obama who stopped it? republicans. trump makes immigration into a whipping boy and every immigrant into a demon in order to win elections and you ignore them. >> this whole general talk about demonizing immigrants that is just not true. the president is trying to do something about the safety of this country. there's nothing wrong with that and the job is getting done. just the rhetoric has stopped a ton of people from crossing the border and that's good news and by the way one used the word grinch. where it comes to government spending their been more spending every year. we just wanted to grow another trillion in the next four years of government. >> what happened to republican objections to growing t

lauren simonetti, i forgot to give my last name, i'm lauren. cheryl: yes, you are lauren.hings are really getting tough in california, folks. fierce wild fires fanned by powerful santa ana winds are burning out of control in san diego county. the fires destroyed more than 400 homes and many other structures, 200,000 people in los angeles and ventura counties have been told to leave their homes, fire officials have said today will be another challenging day. >> it's going to move in different directions, it's going to be train driven so crews are going to have to be very careful on their position when those transitions happen and sometime those can be very difficult to predict, other than just pure observations. >> well, california governor jerry brown declaring state of emergency for san diego county. a fast-moving fire it's roaring west. lauren: poor firefighters themselves they are tired and their homes are ruined in many cases. we are also talking this morning about the prospect of a government shutdown overted for now, congress passed a temporary budget to keep the gov

lauren? >> lauren: but do you know what hillary 2018 could make apple the first trillion dollar company. so that's in-store for them. >> always perhaps a possibility. >> lauren: hillary thank you so much in la and i'm just reading this kgi securities note that apple is working on bigger batteries for 2019 to deal with augmented reality and all that fancy stuff but first, let's get a quick check of the big board you can see the dow is up 39 points trading in very tight range today of about 34 points from top to bottom plus, 2017 the deadliest and the most destructive wildfire season in the history of california, but one major region is trying to get the word out, look the smoke has cleared. we are open for business. come on out and lotto fever setting in as powerball and mega millions reached into the hundreds of millions of dollars each, so you might have a slim chance of winning the lottery but our traders give you actual market winners for the new year the floor show is next on countdown. l

lauren: that was touching.uty attorney general rod rosenstein grilled yesterday over allegations of bias plaguing the special counsel russian probe. >> this is unbelievable and i'm here to tell you the public trust in this whole thing is gone. it seems to be his guide to things you can do. you're the guy in charge. you're the guy that picked mueller. you're the guy who wrote the memo. you're the guy in charge. you could save a similar special prosecutor and do what we have all called for. look into this. >> is very difficult for anybody to find somebody better qualified for this job. director mueller throughout his lifetime has been a dedicated and respectful heroic public survey. lauren: rod rosenstein fiercely standing by despite text messages showing blatant anti-trump ice from inside molars team that were just learning about. here to weigh in on all this this from this perspective, republican strategists chris for nightwing. good to see you in the flesh. we usually speak remotely. why you think rosenstein i

there you have it, lauren. lauren: 17 feet. jumping the seventh team in value has been named after a first cost 12,000. the asset management will try to explain this runoff to us. what is going on with bitcoin? >> it's hard to keep up with a up with there. i looked at the 13,014,000 this morning with crossed 50,000. it is almost useless for us. anyone can look at this chart on our screen right now and say this is clearly a bubble. that doesn't mean it will be an entity down the road. if we think back to the.com era, a lot of companies clearly in the bubble that sound like amazon are the most formidable companies in the world. like it or not we have a new asset class legitimized them they will start treating as early as this sunday. >> to think that's helping to explain that they will get in before the rate? >> there's something we need to talk about. jpmorgan and citigroup have all come out and said it hasn't been vetted clearly. more stress testing the security. >> a new short bitcoin? >> i believe so. that will be a big issue

lauren: good morning. it is wednesday, december 6. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. get ready for this package is to be a little bit later. lauren: i don't get it. they beef up their infrastructures because they know they will see delays but yet they obey. i don't get it. trying to break in this morning, and maybe shake. president trump will declare jerusalem the capital of israel and a plan to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to the holy city. >> this is a promise past presidents have made. bill clinton, george w. bush. in 1995 by a vote of 93-five from the united states senate declare jerusalem to be israel's capital and promised to move at their years later. cheryl: critics say term's could trigger violence from the anger arab allies and damage efforts to get a two state solution. israel and palestine authorities claim jerusalem as their capital moving the embassy to jerusalem would take years. fox business will have live coverage from the white house 1:00 p.m. eastern time today. lauren: joining us now with potential fallout of the

lauren: it is wednesday from a december. i lauren simonetti. cheryl: welcome back, lauren. a lot happening. tranter when i went back to -- too bad about 9:30, it was the tories. cheryl: hello, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. checking with the breaking news out of alabama. the first democratic to jury in about a quarter of a century with 49.9%. republican candidate roy moore was hit hard by sexual assault allegations got 48.4% of the vote. >> i have always believed that the people of alabama had more in common. we have shown not just around the state of alabama, but we have shown the country the way that we can be unified. cheryl: president trump trading congratulations to doug jones on hard five replaying a big or butter win win is a win. the people of alabama are great and republicans will have another shot at a seat in a very short. it time. it never ends. train through the roy moore is not conceding. >> when the vote is this close, it is not over and was so got to go by the rules. lauren: chunks takes a seat previously held by attorney general jeff sessions until the term

lauren: with her. gerri: republicans are celebrating victory on tax reform want democrats say they will when the midterm elections on tax cut. our political panel weighs in and another deception of the north korean soldier across the border with south korea. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. hey. pass please. i'm here to fix the elevator. nothing's wrong with the elevator. right. but you want to fix it. right. so who sent you? new guy. what new guy? watson. my analysis of sensor and maintenance data indicates elevator 3 will malfunction in 2 days. there you go. you still need a pass. gerri: welcome back. the picture caught up in the headlines. heightened tensions on the tour korean peninsula. warning shots at a turning back north korean soldiers apparently pursuing a defect or they ran through a heavy fog. officials say is the fourth time

a lot of them. >> lauren: thank you so much. our company is already stepping up to now that tax cuts are coming up? the answer is yes. within hours of congress passing that bill, at&t says will invest $1 billion and get 200,000 of his workers bonuses, but it's not just at&t. the list of other companies making similar moves is growing. in we expect more of this in 2018 and adrian elrod, not so sure. but we like the optimism. in fact, i think you called animal spirits are returning to corporate america. what do you think? >> absolutely. first, merry christmas to you and everybody. as you know, john maynard keynes who was not always a hero as an economist a republican captured something very mathematical and very complex, animal spirit and said it was crucial that those be allowed or even expand existing business would seem irrational but takes a leap of faith on the entrepreneur and the environment that president from the republican congress has created is going to be an enormous benefit to the country, to the middle income people

lauren: i like them. they've got flair. lauren: altered the miami ones.nly 30 minutes against the nets dished out. only the seventh player. they don't do it but just a little cog. the little squirt of water. the thunderstruck the raptors won 24-107. bt matter. michigan state in the holiday bowl. yesterday while michigan state marcantonio was talking to the media, mike leach got caught in a trance. watch this. written for his press conference imagine a camera was on you 24 hours a day then we see the things and mike leach getting ready for his press conference. you see the other coaches talking. he doesn't even set the. it's too hot. and then he looks up at a press conference. >> he needed the coffee for the press conference to wake him up so he could drink it. >> it wasn't as bad. trying to cool it off. kim is honest all the time. thank you. you can catch jarod sports report on fox news had in mind unserious xm channel 115. lea: 2017 is a strong year. but the gains continue in 2018? by report straightahead on "fbn:am." ♪ [lance] monica, it is absolute cha

lauren: lauren: their very much. happy holidays. david: truth be told, i have a little shopping to do. lauren: truth truth be told so . david: congress heading home with a major tax reform win under their belt. what is in store for 2018? adam shapiro to what is next on the republican agenda. adam? reporter: quite a bit is on the agenda, david. we heard from mitch mcconnell, to put it in perspective, january 19th government runs out of money. senate in session week of january 3rd. they will address that according to mr. mcconnell they will address revisiting dodd-frank, not within the federal reserve but administration, there are calls to let community banks off the regulations which are intended to really revent economic calamity in 2008 and caused by very, very big banks. want to revisit daca immigration issue. he says there is bipartisan support to get talk at daca deal done. they talk about chain migration and then there is of course dealing health care and further repeal and replacement of obamacare. if you think republicans thi

lauren: good morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. and lauren simonetti. gerri: i gerri willis in for cheryl casone. it's good to be here as always. a busy week. details of the tragedy on the rails and speed could be a dirt. at least three people died after an amtrak train derailed near seattle yesterday sought the tacoma sydney trading price tumbling down to an interstate highway below. more than 70 people taken to area hospitals with nearly everybody on the train. the safety board now says data recorder shows the train was traveling 80 miles per hour in a 30-mile per hour zone at the ntsb cautions the cause of the derailment still unknown. >> we will be looking at all the different areas that include such things as operations, mechanical, human factors, signals come the survival fact varies and of course the event data recorders. transferred to train a smirk in his first run in the new route from dupont washington to portland, oregon. president trump treating our deepest sympathies and heartfelt prayers. we are closely monitoring the situation and coordi

lauren: that is true. you don't want your family to sleep over? lauren: not all of them. up, all eyes on the hill, the tax reform bill. they still haven't figured out how to avoid all the government shut down. live to washington. the ♪ here comes santa claus, here comes santa claus ♪ gerri: an explosion at the georgia dome. more after this. ♪ at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. >> tax cuts and jobs that does pass. >> we are one of the most important tax breaks in this country's history. >> we now have comprehensive tax reform, nature middle-class tax relief in making a business both large and small more competitive. >> overnight, hours ago the senate pas

lauren: a lot of questions there. lauren: where is the biggest starbucks in the world?rbucks says china will become its largest by getting a decade surpassing us. that's a lot of coffee there. so that is opening up in opening up and there it is. beautiful. lauren: i would get lost. there is no in and out very. tracee: meanwhile, in the united states starbucks are giving away gift cards. baristas will be armed with $50,020 gift cards totaling a million dollars, giving them out this holiday season part of their gifted campaign. go in and order a gingerbread latte. here you go. no exact when, where, who appeared you just have to be a customer. cheryl: thank you. a huge starbucks. he made a copy if you're going to see one of those bought oster movies over the holidays. we've now got a big movie deal to tell you about. said the world has agreed to by regal entertainment for reporting $6 billion. a big footprint in the u.s. box office. did you create the second-largest cinema operator creatures of entertainment at 1% so far this year. for those londoners at this point in my l

lauren: good morning. 5:01 a.m. right now. thanks for joining us. and lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. a late-night decision to get the tax reform bill in the senate done and done. lauren: the wee hours of the morning saturday morning. that's when we begin with this morning. the senate approving the tax reform bill. the real work begins to iron out differences at the house version. congress returning to work a day early to get the so-called reconciliation process underway. gop lawmakers to send a final compromise bill to president trump by christmas. thank you, mr. june 22 republican congress members to get the next. >> they still need to be made in confidence to get these things done. big difference inside the republican bill eliminates the mandate of upon the care. it takes up on the care from being a mandatory program to a voluntary program. >> i got a commitment that we are going to passed two bills, including the alexander valley for anyone that i sponsored that will help sponsor the individual mandate repeal by lowering premium and i also

♪ lauren: the tech world considered a young man's game. the flatiron school in new york has become a place where anyone of any age can learn how to code, a skill crucial for the impending a.i. revolution. >> there is a misconception that people who are coders are born in the matrix and sit there alone. it's totally false. we found that the single most of important thing to be successful as a software engineer is creativity. it's a highly creative field. we take people with no background with no computer programming and turn them into software engineers. the most of successful students are people with creative background. people with a passion for writing or photography or music because they like to create. as our economy has changed, what he lost the ability to make things, americans love to build and create and make things. this is that new wave, the new form of manufacturing is making software, building things. maria: making software, writing software are important skills that we need as we see a.i. come into play in he industry. >> when

lauren: you brought up tax policy. we'll see the impact of that in 2018. we might see a plan emerge in the next couple weeks of the year. are these all positives for the market? >> if you are an accountant you have seen it already. my accountant is working through the weekend. if he's watching, business is good. and the attorney. so you will start to see the impact of that. you had some announcements friday of corporations that will see repatriation of capital that will cost them a one-time earnings charge. i think the market will overlook the charges and look through to what it means to the bottom line. the most of impact is going to be felt in small and medium-size companies that pay high tax rates to begin with. and next year i think you will hear talk of it getting busted up into different parts. that's why value outperforms growth. the low p.e. companies that will benefit from lower taxes and have assets the companies repatriating, they will be looking to make acquisitions. lauren: there is a lot of talk that tax code will enrich companies and their s

lauren will be the one who'll be in the front. -lemonis: hi. are you -- hi. -lauren: i'm lauren.lemonis: hi, lauren. how are you? -lauren: good. nice to meet you. -lemonis: very nice to meet you. -are you a baker? -lauren: when i have to be. lemonis: so what is your primary role here? lauren: i'm in the front selling the product. lemonis: okay, great. nice meeting you. lauren: you too. thank you. tonnie: there's a lot going on with tonnie's minis right now as we speak. i'm doing a project in newark that's close to being finalized. the people who are giving me the space, they're building out the store. lemonis: at their expense? tonnie: at their expense. so what i have to supply is equipment, the first month's deposit, working capital. lemonis: and they're giving you the money to do that? tonnie: they'loaning me the money to do that. lemonis: do you feel like you're ready for more expansion? tonnie: i am now. lemonis: the only time a business should be expanding is when it's totally proven out its model. you have the product right, you have the right people, you have the right pro

meteorologist lauren casey bringing her in now to talk about this holiday forecast.uren. >> yeah, it's going to be bitter brutal cold as if it isn't bitter enough already. >> more so. >> then we threw snow in the forecast and the coldest air hasn't arrived yet of this extended cold snap but today the story was that snowfall. general amounts about one to three and a half inches. an outliar in atlantic city picking up four and a half inches. levittown three and a half, king of prussia same there, wayne delco picking up over 3-inches of snow. philadelphia our total at the philadelphia international airport little less than an inch. once we get that fresh update i think that will be bumped up a bit. 3-inches in northeast philly. stormstorm scan3 much quiet your but spotty snow showers making for slick conditions. in atlantic city you may see a couple more flakes headed your way with flakes in and around the egg harbor area, also across portions of delaware seeing this snow shower working through past through dover now moving down towards riverview. what to expect as we h

lauren: let's look at market events that could impact your wallet. abp release their employment report thursday, and the neighbor department release theirs friday. we get numbers from market movers, international trade and factory orders. another flight week for earnings. but keep an eye on quarterly numbers from right aid, walgreens, and monsanto. the president and senate return to d.c. and we could see the beginning frame work of an infrastructure bill. next week maria bartiromo will's guest, ralph schlosstein. that will do it for us on "wall street week." maria is back next week. ♪ >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american

neil: lauren? >> we do that also with de regulation. the president's goal for next year is for every new regulation they will pullback three, so it's better than they heard this year. neil: i heard that too like we'll take one, two, then three. let me see you do it. >> okay, so i can tell you so far in 2017, we said we have had three new regulations. neil: come on. >> three new regulations and 67 have been pulled back. >> so why are all these factories opening up? charles: on friday, look at the data though. empire state report look at that it came out friday. look at that industrial production numbers. neil: it's fabulous. charles: they're moving in the right direction. you don't go from one to a hundred overnight. i know that but here is the bottom line. so manufacturing that's where it was in the 70s. charles: of course not. neil: all right all right may i remind you gentlemen it's the holidays. >> [laughter] >> all i'm saying is it's moving in a way it hasn't moved in years and that's something

meteorologist lauren casey monitoring this frigid forecast and lauren, it's going to get worse from here right. >> it will get worse and if you think it could not get worse it will get worse. we have not seen coldest air just yet and of course today we threw in snow to add to enjoyment and snowfall totals across the area inch and a half to three and a half inches and one out liar atlantic city close to five inches of fluffy snow. same in king of prussia and delco picking up 3" and north east philly three inches of saturday snowfall. quiet conditions right now and flurries passing through the big apple. otherwise we'll keep it quiet precipitation-wise throughout the overnight period. and snow and ice an the ground tonight. do watch out for areas of black ice. overnight tonight and even really through much of the day tomorrow because road salt is lessee infective at 20 degrees or colder while temperatures in the teens overnight tonight and for a good chunk of tomorrow of course plaque ice difficult to see so be sure to use extreme caution and then we have one of our coldest new year's days

to tell us just how low this temperature will go, lauren. >> this is just the beginning, terrible news, it is awful out here and it will only get more awful, frigid conditions, right now, with this arctic air settling in across the delaware valley. we are at 31 degrees in philadelphia 25 in allentown. teens in mount pocono. and once temperature fall back in the 20's they will in the escape the 20's, for a series of days, getting a live look right new from new jersey, over the river at center city philadelphia. a bought full sky, in progress right now, but yeah you will want to look at it through a window. feels like temperature with this bitter breeze 22 in philadelphia teens in the lehigh valley and berks county , feels like temperature in mount pocono, two above and yes, in your weather headlines , we are going to be dealing with continuing sub freezing temperatures, as we head into the rest of the week , and the upcoming weekend and, potentially into 2018. wind chills in the area of 0- degree mark as we head tomorrow night into early thursday, including in the city and we could have

, lauren. >> that is true.uple flakes on christmas. it's going to be a tougher bet to get a white christmas. that means we would have to have an inch of snowfall on the ground. check out some of these temperatures. felt damp today but these temperatures are unseasonably mild. we're at 60 degrees in philadelphia, upper 50's in atlantic city, 61 in wilmington, 62 in dover but just up wind a cold front is dropping through the delaware valley, chillier temperatures to the north and west, upper 40's in allentown and that cold front is providing the lift for this shower activity. another round after all that rain this morning of some fast moving showers moving across the area very quickly from west to east so tough ride right now on the schuylkill expressway heading out of center city. all the way stretching back into chester county and be montgomery county seeing moderate to even heavy rainfall right now. and don't be surprised if you hear a few rumble of thunder. fast moving showers over the next several hours. tem

lauren, what have you got? >> david, president trump's triumphs and accomplishments in 2017 and what he needs to do in 2018 to boost the economy. plus, did china just get busted selling oil to north korea? i'll see you at 11:30. david: thanks, we will be watching. up here first, this is the last weekend to make a donation to your favorite charity and get a deduction for 2017. a nba coach greg popovich, if you're rich you should be getting more than you are. do americans really need to b cannot live without it. so if you can't live without it... why aren't you using this guy? it makes your wifi awesomely fast. no... still nope. now we're talking! it gets you wifi here, here, and here. it even lets you take a time out. no! no! yes! yes, indeed. amazing speed, coverage and control. all with an xfi gateway. find your awesome, and change the way you wifi. can >> san antonio spurs coach greg popovich suggesting wealthy americans should be spending more and charity than they do. because we're rich as hell, ap other pe

i'm lauren johnson.uch as 4-inches of snow yesterday. now, it's what's left behind that can be dangerous. slippery streets and slick sidewalks. in these blow freezing temperatures. so -- >> are you cheating on me? >> um -- >> you go to the national weather service over me. >> no. >> according to them and not according to -- >> i'm telling was they said. >> oh. >> the people you right now. you -- >> you want to know. >> it's mike. >> i'll tell you. >> you. >> according to mike masco, we saw over 4-inches. 7.7 that's for the month. >> whew! >> not winter yet. >> that's the scary part. >> are you kidding mes? not winter yet. >> winter is coming. >> we got 7.7 for the month. you know, it should be right around three, all right, for the entire month. last year we only had .2-inches so we're way ahead of the game for this not even winter season. 19 in berkeley township this morning. 24 in somers point. look at these temperatures this morning. upper lehigh valley and into the poconos or into the teens. when you

lauren, what have you got? >> david, president trump's triumphs and accomplishments in 2017 and what he needs to do in 2018 to boost the economy. plus, did china just get busted selling oil to north korea? i'll see you at 11:30. david: thanks, we will be watching. up here first, this is the last weekend to make a donation to your favorite charity and get a deduction for 2017. a nba coach greg popovich, if you're rich you should be getting more than you are. do americans really need to b can >> san antonio spurs coach greg popovich suggesting wealthy americans should be spending more and charity than they do. because we're rich as hell, ap other people don't it, pretty simple. this is the last weekend you can make a 2017 contribution for a deduction, should we take popovich to heart and give more? >> only as much as we think that americans are charitable and give to whatever cause they believe in. he's wrong to try to guilt trip people into charitable giving. i mean, it's from a mentality that says, you know, yo

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during that time she says she got close to nancy saltsman's daughter lauren, who was her maid of honorike my therapist. in the ranking system she's above me. >> reporter: in march, after all their years together in nexium, sarah says lauren approached her about a new and mysterious opportunity. >> life-changing, but top secret. >> reporter: but edmondson claims lauren saltsman demanded highly compromising collateral first. in response she says she and some others ended up providing nude photos of themselves. >> instantly all my alarm bells are going off. >> absolutely. >> why did you do it? >> because i trusted her. >> reporter: only then did she gain entry. >> and the first step is making a vow of obedience to her, as me being a slave, her being my master. >> slave? she used the word slave? >> she used the word slave. >> did you object? >> of course, every stage of the way. she said, it's a metaphor, it's a >> reporter: all of which led to the night she and other women submitted to being branded by this woman she says, danielle roberts. >> the woman on the table screamed out in pain,

and lauren is not here, you know why?t married. >> she got married so we dialed up sheena parvine. >> i can see where into the future? >> i can see into 2018, yeah. oh, yeah. yeah. i mean, i can see the end of 2017, of course. you know, this is our last morning newscast of 2017, did you think about that? uh-huh. it's the last one. tomorrow, though, we'll be talking about colder temperatures than today. dangerously cold in some areas we have the wind chill outside right now look at this, feels like 7 degrees right now in washington. by 10:00 a.m. this morning, the actual temperature will be 22 degrees. but it's not going to feel like that. it's still going to feel close to 10 degrees in some areas, by 2:00 p.m., mid 20s. so we're not going to get past the mid 20s. 5:00 p.m. as many of you are heading out to your new year's celebrations. we are still going to be very col and into the new year, we're talking about even colder, feels like temperatures of what we have right now. here is the current wind chill, 2 gaithersburg.

casey, on a very chilly cbs-3 sky deck, lauren. >> absolutely cold temperatures. you can feel it as soon as you get near the door let alone go outside the door. temperatures on the decline over the last several days where we are in the middle 40 's on sunday. yesterday our christmas holiday 40-degree high temperature. today we barely made it into the lower 30's. a high temperature at 33 degrees in philadelphia about 10 degrees shy of our normal high temperature of 42. starting day off in the 20's. now temperatures have fallen south of freezing in philadelphia and we are going to have numerous days, where temperatures do not surpass that freezing mark once again. we are at 23 in allentown. twelve in mount pocono. we have fallen back in the 20 's in atlantic city. no, sir as blustery today as yesterday when we had wind in the 50 miles an hour range but still dealt with the bitter breeze, wind speed elevated a bit in philadelphia right now at 12 miles an hour, getting a break in allentown. we are seeing a breeze overnight tonight, so feels like temperatures still bei

let's check in with lauren casey w is tracking the storm through us throughout the night. >> some of us getting flakes and some rain and some of us get august little bit of both both. we have a winter weather advisory in effect until 7 a.m. christmas morning for berks county and lehigh valley and poconos. and storm scan three showing us all kinds of precipitation that hour and over the last several hours on i-95 point south and east and only all rainfall and snow coming down this christmas ever and berks county and western montgomery count snow coming down right now pottstown to allentown and across porks of berks county and montgomery county and we picked up three tenths of an inch of snowfall and in and around center city philadelphia immediate suburbs seeing light rainfall at the time. who has best chance at light rainfall. up to" of snow possible lehigh valley and small western ush ushz and more about this and winty christmas holiday and all that coming up in a few natasha. >> thanks lauren we'll see you again soon. gifts of healing four nuns recovering from a car crash ar this c

meteorologist lauren demarco is tracking what could be more flakes and more frigid weather to come, lauren. >> are you so excited about that? >> we all are excited about another chance of snow and even colder air. but, yesterday, our final total philly international. 4.1". not bad for first snowfall of the sent and it brock a daily snowfall record. our old record, 2.9" setback in 1940s and all is quiet in and out as far as participation on storm scan and we have clouds that were increasing over the last several hours as we checked far off north and west lake effect snow showers being generated by upper level disturbance that is going to swing through as we head throughout the overnight period. and some short strangeed models showing showers developing in and around philadelphia, south jersey as we head late tonight into early tomorrow morning. out the door early 5:00 watch for passing snow showers that. could put a quick dust ago around. very locally and then by the 8:00 hour that moving on out of here turning sunny and we'll talk about the snow chance tonight and couple more chances for s