>>> high def doppler out there and to the east, see a bit of a stronger rain heading towards stockton that passed through antioc and discovery bay and drying up and all that's really left of the overnight storm. it was a pretty week one and -- weak one and came through and didn't bring much measurable precipitation, a tenth of an inch to two tenths of an inch. continue to see very light drizzle so san francisco, in the bay down to less than a mile as if all oakland airports impacted this morning. visibility down through four and napa, santa rosa, fairfield and dense fog advisory through san juaquin and kern counties and look how low visibility is and pacing along interstate 5 through the area and may impact your commute this morning if you are going that way. but it's obviously not covering the bay bridge and see a nice view there, san francisco 54 and rivermore a bit warmer and high surface on the coastline and all of that information coming up. jaquline. >> it's getting busy out there already for 5:00 a.m.. a live look at ride along interstate 80 and right at highway 4 as you are he

the air gets a bit colder. wards the south—east of the uk where perhaps we will seek a touch of frost. a dry and bright day but increasing amounts of cloud. we will see some rain eventually in the south—west. temperatures six to 8 degrees, turning colder in midweek. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: police confirm two 16—year—old boys and a 17—year—old boy were killed in west london last night when a car ploughed into them as they waited near a bus stop. all current rape and serious sexual assault cases in england and wales are to be reviewed after the collapse of several recent trials. at least 95 people have been killed and 160 injured in a taliban bomb attack in the afghan capital, kabul. also this hour: paris is on high alert for possible flooding. water levels are continuing to rise along the river seine in paris, following some of the heaviest rain for a century. and denmark's caroline wozniacki wins her first major tennis title

a little bit of delay moving by right now. and also there's a special schedule for papco for 6:30 until 8:50 this morning. starting at 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 this afternoon trains will be running every 15 minutes. >>> planning a super bowl party? there may be something you didn't think to put on your to-do list. next how to cover your back if something goes wrong. >>> now one south jersey bus driver is getting am ride of his life thanks to students. thanks to surprise of lifelong eagles fan that he'll never forget. >>> ladies and gentlemen, this is vai sikahema at nbc 10, the official television station of the philadelphia eagles. >> yep, the flight attendant let him do that. that's vai taking his eagles spirit and taking over the loudspeaker. and the party continued when you landed. tell us what happened? >> absolutely, tracy. as soon as we walked off the plane and into the waiting area, take a look at this. >> go birds. >> yeah, that crowd had good taste when it comes to the super bowl teams. and eagles fans here in minnesota,

just a little bit damp. had light snowfall coming down in spots but it seems to be melting on the roads. we've been above freezing. patco on a modified schedule until at least 2 o'clock. trains are running every 10 to 15 minutes or so dave. >> we're now seeing increasing indication of that next wave coming from the west. it is starting to produce little bands of snow out by harrisburg, lancaster, pottsville, reading not too far away from one of those and chester county and parts of new castle county delaware also starting to see that next batch coming in from the west. temperatures right now are well above freezing across most of the region however so we do expect this to be main a wet road maker in and around i-95 and through most of south jersey and delaware. in the upper elevations of the northern and western suburbs, though, you could see some slick spots there developing as that snow comes in. that band from the west. temperatures are going to stay rather cold today. we'll see a high of 37 degrees. i'm l

icons on this seven-day forecast are nothing but sunshine with just a little bit of cloud cover. at's because this is going to set us up for a nice drying trend. it looks like we will be ending the last week of january with little to no rain at least until february, that is. so we definitely needed this storm. we always need the rain in california, but i bet the commuters are having a much better morning. >>> that's right, much better than yesterday. the richmond-san rafael bridge a little puddly and some sheen on the roadways, so before that sun can dry everything out you might still encounter a little slick spots on the on and off ramps there. no major issues, that crash still affecting the off ramp from 23rd off of northbound 880. also fog registering for parts of the north bay, then maybe some mist and maybe some drizzle. likely not a major factor for your morning commute. great drive north bay down to the south bay, silicon valley. your travel times on the rails, no delays for their transit agencies either. a great opportunity to try that out on friday, a little bit lighter c

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a little bit above industrial production a little bit stronger. notable on the negatives we should bear in mind. we had a couple of weeks were we in newumber of data stories coming out from the provinces in china. that raises questions about the validity of some of this data. you have the questions around the continuing pace of this credit crackdown in china. and what that will mean for 2018 growth. most think it will start down the estimates for growth in 2018 around 6.4%. you have questions about the monetary policy scenario and how the pboc reacts. the base case is not that we get a benchmark rate rise in 2018, that is done to be questioned. the focus seems to be on moving the rates up in the money market. anna: thank you. will be 6.9% according to the premier. thanks for giving us the latest on the chinese data. our guest is with us in the studio. start with china. it is good when we see growth coming in better than was estimated out of china. this does open up more opportunities to deliver the economy. is that the subtext on growth? right whe

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south jersey the temperature is a little bit warm. they're coming down, too, but it is going to take some time. it's going to take a few hours at least for those temperatures to come down a little bit more and for the grounds temperature to get cold enough to see a little bit of an accumulation. but that's going to be a slow cool down. so we're not expecting much of an accumulation in new jersey. 35 right now in vorhees, bridgeten, lummerten, 35. the winds bringing in that colder air. they're blowing this morning, and they'll even be blowing this afternoon. 13, 14 mile an hour winds, 16 mile an hour winds for wilmington. it is going to be colder than yesterday. so much of what is on the ground, it's a positive for this system it's going to be staying put unless it's clear or treat said. just enough to make things slippery during the morning commute, which is why we've issued the first alert. getting light snow now in new castle county, delaware. that's just rain at the shore. but look how that edge is making progress pushing into new j

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you see a bit of a wintry mix. some rain, in some places snow, a little bit of icing out there and at the bottom of your screen you see all of those school delays and closings. we're at about the 200 mark. a lot of people deciding to give a little extra time before the school buses hit the road this morning. >> even this morning's minor snowfall has some philadelphia residents worried about how that will impact their trash pickup. they have been complaining about a backlog from snowstorms earlier this month which was compounded by monday's federal holiday. officials say it should be on track in a week. the streets department reminds residents to call 311 if they're still waiting for their scheduled trash collection. >> it's 5:57. a septa rider's incredible story of survival. details on this woman's unlikely outcome despite a brush with death on the broad street line. >> snow sweeping across the south leading to conditions residents there hardly ever see. >> ♪ with dunkin' deals, you get two egg & cheese wake-up wra

and then there's a little bit, and i just mean a little bit of maybe light snow flying, maybe a littleit of a light front. obviously where the winds and the temperatures are just a little bit colder, all right. so, you still have a chance for some rain coming up i-95 and off to the eastern shore. probably for the next few hours. we'll have rain pushing on off to the east of us. the bigger picture will show there is the potential for more snow back out to the west and up to the north of us. i do not think in any way, shape or form, there's any problem with snow for us. again, you might see a few flurries or flakes around and that's about it. once the drier air comes in and takes over, you're not going to see that at all. so, here is the deal today. falling temperatures pretty much all day long as temperatures -- we're in the 30's now. we're going to fall right on through the 30's into the upper 20's and the low 30's by later on this afternoon. it will stay windy. wind gusts will be 25, 30, maybe even some 35 miles per hour gusts as well on these northwesterly winds and overnight tonight

a very mild weekend will give way to something a bit chilly over the next few days. pushing its way southwards overnight. some heavy rain for a while across scotland and northern ireland and later coming into north—west england and north wales. to the south, a bit cloudy with blustery winds. very mild to the north of the band of rain, we have some chilly air. the band of rain continues to push southwards on monday. the last of the mild air getting squeezed into the near continent and something milder will follow on behind. we head into the mild air in the morning. i'll start once again across southern parts of england and wales, across to lincolnshire where it will probably be dry for the most part. mid north wales beginning to see some rain coming in. some heavy rain over the hills of north—west england. behind that, we are into the chilly air where there are some showers around. it is just about cold enough to give some snow over the higher ground in scotland. this band of rain continues to push southwards through the day. in the afternoon there will be some gusty w

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a bit above that in center city. sitting at the freezing mark in hammonton cinnaminson vineland fortescue so you could see a slick spot or two widespread problems. storm tracker6 live double scan showing here's the next little batch of snow we see forming so you're getting some snowfall there in coatesville near the 30 bypass, near 322 in reading near 422 in pottstown but not in the city at the moment matt. >> thanks karen. here's new video of a collision that damaged part of the base of the cira center in university city. the crash took down a traffic light and sent an suv up against a coffee house located on the first floor of the highrise. it happened at midnight at 30th and chestnut streets. no one was seriously hurt. >>> cell phone video captured a brawl at a denny's restaurant in vineland, new jersey. you can see teenagers tossing plates and hurling chairs inside the dining room early saturday morning. police say the fight involved about 15 people. the teens fled as police arrived at 3 a.m. authorities made one

a bit of a phoney war going on., which we will come to. this is how it was before the sun went down. a lot of cloud yet again across the british isles. i'm sure some of you are fed up with this. one odd two gaps around, not all doom and gloom but the phoney war and the quiet speu but the phoney war and the quiet spell is beginning to come to an end. out towards the west, we have quite a bit of cloud, some breeze as well. not such a widespread problem with fog as a consequence tonight and quite windy across the north—eastern quarter of scotland, and a supply of showers overnight. what news of the weekend? wet from the word go across parts of west devon and cornwall and towards the isles of scilly. the breeze noticeable here, and also temperature in the western fringes of scotland. further east, a quiet start to the day, not too much in terms of breeze. but we turn on the fan has become towards the northern quarter of scotland, where we have that supply of showers running up on the south—easterly wind. elsewhere, limi

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no, a little bit left, a little bit right in the lane. a different take route because you feel like it. sometimes you drive faster or slower. creatures. deviant machines are very good at repetition. so machines will take over be more in and we'll the space of things that are want, take nd if you leaps of faith or flights of intuition. we'll be doing those things that make us feel special, make us feel alive. that's where we'll be in that space with something else taking things. mundane >> i think it's excellent based on where i want to be 10 years from now. is there anell labs artificial intelligence department or is a.i. part of any more? you do >> a great question again. we've started organizing it a bit more. everywhere. a.i., i'll explain, we invented current techniques in a.i. because bell labs invented everything. true, but we invented something we called neural networks, we did pioneering work. in fact, the head of facebook's a. i-team did his pioneering bell labs. and this neural network are the used for voice recognition, so when

wind blowing a little bit in spots. that keeps the air temperature up a little bit. but obviously makes it more uncomfortable with the windchill factor, a lot of single digits out there tonight with fair skies and the winds will die off a bit. we're headed down to about 13 degrees tonight. fredericksburg seven, culpeper another really cold night for you guys. not quite as cold as last night. but i think about five degrees or so. that's hard to say. jim and marina, >> cold water heater, we learned that lesson >> we have team touch on the cold weather >> cori coffin live in northwest with more. what's going on? >> reporter: yes, so i heard gary talk about that windchill factor, we get a little bit of a blustery wind coming through every once in awhile in dupont circle. take a look at the temperature gauge, 13 currently and we're talking about the city's cold emergency plan they've got shelters open and available for people to stay so they don't have to stay outside. there's the frost bite warning still in effect. hand and toe warmers go a long way and let me tell you if

a bit of wiki us and japan. seng on the front foot in hong kong, but it seems with the japanese stocks weighing on the benchmark overall, those trading lower on a stronger yen. overall, emissary asian-pacific index flat. -- overall, the msci asia-pacific index flat. trump favored a stronger dollar. that boosted the greenback in yesterday's session. dollar weakness is back in today's session. i have a couple of technical to show you. the dollar is heading for a weekly loss, but this is showing that the bloomberg dollar index has broken the key 50% fibonacci retracement level. after we get past here, there is not a lot of long-term support until we get to 5% lower from here. aat is a little bit of bearish outlook. these indicators can sometimes contradict each other. it's look at another one. the relative strength index is showing the bloomberg dollar -- bloomberg dollar spot index the most oversold in five years. that doesn't mean we will see it rally from here, but it is something to keep an eye on. the weaker d

we have come down a bit. you can see crude is down almost 0.5% trading around $69 wti is also down around 0.9% today. so a heavy day in the oil complex. back out to steve, because steve has been very busy not just covering italian politics, but you're also at an energy conference do you get the impression from the people you're speaking with are more confident about the price of oil are people expecting it to stabilize around these levels? >> i think they hope it will, but there are 1,000 senior energy executives surrounding me around 1,000 of them are concerned about the price of oil. they are very cautious on spending still look, some of these companies have had near-death experiences, none more so than petrobras. what is that petrobras has the biggest x efex in history they also happen to have one of the biggest corruption scandals on this planet, which, of course, has taken down all kinds of people including the previous management of petrobras. i spoke to the ceo of the company. i spoke to him about the c

no, a little bit left, a little bit right in the lane, sometimes you take a different route, sometimes you're fast, we're slow, we're deviant creatures. machines will take over repetition, and we will be more in the space of things that are creative and if you want to take leaps of faith or flights of fancy or intuition, we'll be doing those marginal things that make us feel special, that make us feel alive. that's where we'll be living, nor that space with something else taking care of the mundane. that's where i want to be anyway ten years from now. >> host: well, here at bell labs is there an artificial intelligence department, or is a.i. part of everything you do anymore in. >> guest: that's a great question again. we've actually started organizing. it was everywhere. a.i., i'll explain, we invented many of the current techniques in a. i. because bell labs invented everything. not quite true, but we invented something we call neural networks or did pioneering work. the head of facebook's a.i. team did his plenary work at bell labs. and things he used to do, voice recognition so whe

a bit of a messy morning.dea to call ahead on flight tracker and you can see we've got a number of school delays down there running at the bottom of your screen. >> even this morning's minor snowfall has some philadelphia residents worried about how that will impact their trash pickup. they have been complaining about a backlog from the snowstorms earlier this month which was somewhat compounded by monday's federal holiday. >> this should not be a bad event, should not affect pickups of recycling or trash collection, so within the next week we should be back back to that schedule. >> the streets departments reminds residents to call 311 if they're still waiting for their and scheduled trash collection. >> 4:57. our coverage of the wintry mix goes on. we'll tell you how it could impact your morning commute. >> bright light streaks through the sky cause something shaking to go on inside some homes. >> fans getting ready for the eagles to take on the vikings this weekend. local law enforcement officials are getti

is is a bit of a mess, what trump needs is a 60 vote support in the senate, so he has to have 60—40 votend the problem is he only had 51 senators so he has to say something nice to the democrats. is that going to come easily, do you think?m nice to the democrats. is that going to come easily, do you think? it is interesting because he styled himself as this great deal broker, the guy who wasn't sort of mired in the guy who wasn't sort of mired in the infighting of politics, he was above that. but he has not been able to... the democrats say we will do a deal but we need you to go the republicans and say, they say he is too weak to do that, to stand up to the republican, who knows what the truth is, that what they are saying. he will have to come of politics, he was above that. but he has not been able to... the democrats say we will doa able to... the democrats say we will do a deal but we need you to go the republicans and say, they say he is too weak to do that, to stand up to the republican, who knows what the truth is, that what they are saying. he will have to come pro—mize, but he

and i'll discuss a little bit more -- in a little bit more detail, in the facility readiness report. the same is true here on the facility -- the facility maintenance. the r.f.p. submissions are on target as noted. i'll talk a little bit more about that in the facility readiness report. the commissioning and training lines are completely dependent on web corps. and again with b.r.v. in the roof park they are on schedule, and the focus is the refinement of their programs and solidifying the calendar. more detail on the facility readiness report. and with the media they remain on target per their schedule. at this juncture they shift from planning and designing to creating and testing and, again, the timeline at the bottom goes past march because they continue to test and refine. and colliers and p.r.i., i'm going to talk at length about the colliers schedule during the facility readiness report. p.r.i. will be on target to have pop-ups ready in march. >> good morning. so a quick update on the facility security. the contract for the security guards and ambassadors and the law enforcemen

pick -- a bit of a pullback.pped as much as 11% in the session on news that south korea might be considering outlawing bitcoin on exchanges. we've seen some declines in other cryptocurrencies also. if you were worried you'd never see volatility again, all have to do is to curtail into that water. china has cracked down on cryptocurrency more than any other major economy. the founder of the world's 12th largest digital currency says that beijing is unlikely to take the rules of another -- up another notch. >> i think the regulation is already very strict. i don't see any more strict regulations coming. the miners are leaving because they are subsidized by some local governments for mining by claiming they are doing cloud computing or similar things. now the local governments or patching in those subsidies. i don't expect more strict regulations coming. beatty: how do you feel about the speculation going on in cryptocurrency? >> it's a very speculative market. some claim it's the biggest bubble in human history. i

rishaad: tell me a bit about 301. figure in the state of the union address coming up at the end of the month? >> the expectation is that it will form a key part of the state of the union address because, for the first year in office, on donald trump's signature issue, the one in area he has had consistent believes personally on trade, he has been relatively muted. he pulled the u.s. out of the tpp on day one. since then he has done very few things on trade until now. so the argument that you can make is that the washers decision is the beginning of his independence on trade in the beginning of his protectionist rhetoric turning into reality on the ground. i suspect we are ramping up to something much bigger. he can't say i've done everything i've intended to do with the decision on solar panels and washing machines. that is not playing to the arguments he has been making for his campaign and first year in office. that is not sufficient to match the rhetoric he has been making. the timing of this is deliberate as he ha

a group. if we do get those bits right, we can definitely get into top four. e she's in a dream, after a year where she won everything and beaten everyone. the double world champion was of course one of the stars of this year's sports personality of the year awards. and she ended 2017 in style, by winning the inaugural world grand slam event in china four days ago. she's now back in the uk and spoke to richard askam about 12 months she'll never forget. the end of a perfect year, where queen bee has been taekwondo's a a‘ fighter. there is no way to describe it. if somebody told me i would win all of that, been nominated for sports personality of the year, i wouldn't believe them. for it all to bea wouldn't believe them. for it all to be a reality is unbelievable. she won all of her major tournaments. and of course there was sports personality of the year, where the multiple gold medallist certainly shone on the red carpet.|j multiple gold medallist certainly shone on the red carpet. i was in liverpool, i had to put on a show. i loved every minute of it. i though

cloud should just break up a little bit later on in the day. ad of this next band of wet weather moving into the west later on and the winds are going to be picking up too. top temperatures by the time we get to tuesday, between around about 3—7 degrees for most places but we could just see double—digit is returning to the south—west later in the day. so this frontal system will eventually move in tuesday night into wednesday, bringing a spell of rain. it bumps into an area of high pressure so the front doesn't get across the country very quickly. in fact, it's going to linger for a time on wednesday. could bring some spells of rain across eastern parts of the country. from the west, a return to sunnier skies, but sunshine and a few showers. temperatures back up to around 5—10, so milder through the middle part of the week after that very icy start. so to summarise the week ahead for you, it is a cold start, a lot of frost first thing. some rain through the middle part of the week and then eventually things are going to turn less cold later in t

the city itself picking up a little bit of a wet snowflake. the farther east you go, the thicker the snow is right now. most of our roads wet so far but the northern and western suburbs as as a second round of snow moves in later this morning could get a little slippery. i'll have details on all that and give you your complete accuweather forecast coming up. >> ♪ [cheers and applause] >> 10-year-old damon wear and his parents are headed to minneapolis. we introduced you to the fourth grader from cape may courthouse last week. he's battling cancer. he says he wanted to go to the game but didn't have tickets. a very generous "action news" viewer saw the story and decided to make his dream come true, surprising the family with airfare, hotel and three of the most coveted tickets in town. >> that is wonderful. >> that is great. some people are very generous. >> they are indeed. >> all right, so we got a little bit of snow out there this morning. it's mostly to the east of philadelphia but out west we're beginning to see hints of that second band c

>> reporter: quite a bit of accumulation. you see a few more cars on the roadway here since we last saw you about an hour ago. a lot of plows on the roadways. their advice is really to just try to let those plows and those salt trucks do their work before you head out onto the roadways. this way they can do their best to clear everything and make it a bit safer for you. you'll put the trusty ruler on the ground give yugoslavia an idea of what we're seeing here. right now about 2 inches where we are in allentown. a lot of snowfall on the road and a lot of slush. i've been talking with some the drivers about what they've been dealing with. >> a little slippery, a little messy. not too too bad. >> are you mostly on the major roads or side roads in. >> side roads. lee high street was wet. side roads are pretty slick. >> reporter: and another live look here again along cedar crest boulevard. seeing one driver here just slipped a little bit right by this median. so it is a little slick out here, but the plows really out there trying

elsewhere we have a bit of green on the screen. course it has been a fantastic start to the year for asian markets. hong kong in particular. european trade for you, surprisingly less effected by that strong euro having said that, we are looking lower, but not as low as we could have expected given how strong the eurohas been. in particular germany, which is near record all-time highs and very much an export economy. the ftse 100 down 0.4% >>> jay powell officially confirmed by the senate to run the fed. this will make him the 16th chairman of the federal reserve. powell won't assume his duties until janet yellen's term expires february 3rd >>> to the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. gary cohn outlining the goals of president trump's trip >> america first is not america alone. i said in my remarks when we grow, the world grows. when the world grows, we grow. we're part of a world economy. the president believes that. he's going to talk to world leaders about making sure we all respect each other, we all abide by the laws,

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we'll get you some rards and a little bit of that. 49 by 10:00. notice how the temperatures remain fairly steady through the day. i'm only expected a high of 51 degrees and across the region we're mild. as the rain starts to get out of here we begin to see those numbers slide a little bit. not too bad, by 8:00 tonight, 47 degrees. we still have that flood watch in effect until 4:00 this afternoon. starting around bushkill falls through belvidere. if you're in easton and points north you want to be careful with possible flooding on the river. when i come back with all talk about the next round of resipation which could be a rain changing to snow event. i'll have that and the rest of the 7-day coming up. >> the eagles are soaring today. our nfc champions board their flight this afternoon. action news will be there when they take off and land. >> indeed we will, live coverage from minnesota starts on action news at noon. the eagles got in one last practice here at home before taking their underdog show on the road. veterans on the defense, chris long

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. >> it's been a bit. >> it's been a bit. i don't want people to get out there and be like whoa. all right, the weather center shows you that we have sunshine on the way early. there are clouds building in in from the west aren't slipping in from the south of philadelphia. those increase as the day goes on but it is fairly bright out there once we get the sunrise. it's also very cold. 18 degrees is your current temperature in philadelphia, 15 allentown, 15 reading, 16 trenton, 17 wilmington, 18 in millville and if we didn't have any wind this would be cold enough but unfortunately there is a breeze building across the region and that's giving you single digit wind chills. again it's been a little while since we've seen this so get ready for it. 4 degrees is what it feels like in philadelphia, eight in allentown and generally speaking this morning we're looking at wind chills ranging between about three and nine or 10. we hit 13 in cape may but it's an outlier. by 1 o'clock we're up to the freezing mark. 34 on this model by 3 o'clock. i'm going for a high of 35 and in addition you

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over the next seven days we do start a bit of a drying trend in the forecast.if you check out sunday, that's when we start to see a warm up in there, 59 degrees in san francisco and some 60s in inland areas. let's check in with mike, a closure. >>> we have a closure, we just learned about this. overall the speed sensors are good but hayward a street is closed just off of 880. sounds like there was a pursuit involving chp. they will give us more information a little later on, but a street is currently closed at 880 itself. you can access the southbound side of the freeway through the area, but northbound right now limit limited. you might want to head over toward industrial. westbound highway 4 the earlier traffic break i told you about, they are laying flares out now. fog drifted through the area, it's tough to see if you are traveling over towards cummings sky way off of 6el e680 you wile that flare pattern. more fog in the north bay. the bay bridge toll plaza does have that backup, it's still holding steady about the same as it was ten minutes ago so we will

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i'm a little bit surprised. is that not supposed to support coaches, all the way through to get a chance at the top level? phil has been able tojump in a chance at the top level? phil has been able to jump in almost from nowhere, effectively. it seems a little bit strange. obviously he is a big name, a lot of england caps at senior level. he has been a coach at manchester united, a little bit at everton, with the under—215. manchester united, a little bit at everton, with the under-21s. bristol city have a huge game here at ashton gate and they almost did it at the etihad two weeks ago. it was 2—1, only thanks to a sergio aguero injury time goal. let's listen to what leejohnson has said on what could be the biggest night in the club's history. for this team to beat manchester city's team, the quality players they have got, probably ranks with one of the best results, if we could get it, ever, in the club's history. they will go down in folklore, which some already have from the man united game. a difficult one to

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ira: i think a little bit. ne of the things i like to do is break out the cpi inflation report into high volatility and low volatility segments. and when you look at low volatility segments, a lot of them are service industry jobs. the price pressures there are increasing, where as the energy and food-related commodities and sectors that are jumping up and down and are very highly volatile. those have not rebounded to the same extent. i think inflation next year will be higher partially because of wages. julie: julianne, what are you julien what are you looking , at given the jobs growth we have seen, if not the wage growth we have seen? what is your expectation for the fed going into 2018? how many interest rate increases are we going to get and how much is that going to matter for the treasury market? julien: sure. right now, the fed is forecasting they can raise rates an additional three times in 2018. the market is expecting about two additional rate hikes. we think that is a relatively fair market. if we ha

it was a bit of all of it frankly, it was a bit of all of it frankly, it was a bit of all of it franklyr and a half. senator flake, thanks for joining us. back to our panel, ron and jay newton small. based on what you heard senator flake say, is there a prospect of a deal on immigration to protect the dreamers and keep the government open? i don't think so, he said he wished he heard the president be more bipartisan, especially knowing they would need democratic votes, especially if they are going to pass it in the house, about 70, and he wanted more of an olive branch and not insist on the controversial issues like chain migration, like the diversity visa. that i think... those are the issues democrats feel were added on in this deal that were not in the original deals they've been talking about in the last few months. now they're saying, why should we agreed to this new deal? they are further and further apart and what he said tonight didn't get them any closer. jeff fla ke tonight didn't get them any closer. jeff flake saying it was an american carnage bit of the speech, the bit on i

in 2018, we are likely to see a bit of a softening.n environment of global synchronized recovery. u.s. growth is strong. trade will still be pretty good. tom: what are you characterizing in terms of moves for greater protectionism, whether that is in the u.s., europe, or china? what is the potential impact? wang: i think the trade protectionism is on the rise. the administration's very focused on the issue. likely to rise. the global economy is on the recovery trend. the benefit of a better global growth is going to be outweighing that protectionism. tom: we are getting money supply data out in the next few days. credit, you are testing to pick up by the 2018, 13%. that is the ubs call. there is crediting compton to the system. is it about where credit is going? is it going to be targeted toward the private sector versus the state sector? is that the policymaker's drive now? wang: indeed, that is one of their goals. it's a pump credit into areas that are more needed and less axis capacity sector. also, it is who delivers that credit, r

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