a.m. pacific. have a great monday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> a live picture from the lobby of trump tower on monday morning . a story from politico today reporting president-elect trump lens to give his cabinet secretaries and top aides significant latitude to run the federal agencies because he does not have particularly strong feelings on the intricacies of some government agencies and he would rather focus on hype profile issues, publicity and his brand. coming up later today on c-span we will have a speech from federation of teachers president randi weingarten. washington post reporting that in the speech she plans to say the nominee for education secretary betty devos is unqualified for the job and "a ."nger to students o another cabinet nominee, jeff sessions, who the president-elect nominated for attorney general will go before the senate judiciary committee tomorrow. you will see his confirmation hearing starting at 9:30 eastern on c-span3. tomorrow night president obama book o

a.m. pacific. up next here, saturday basketball returns as lebron james and the cavs take on the spurs.ebron said after the blowout loss monday, he doesn't have any rivalries and that is evident in the way he talks about spur coach gregg popovich. >> he's the greatest coach of all time. i said that over and over and over. if a guy to be able to do what he's done in the era of basketball where its eye chan's changed so much and he's changed with the game. >> guess whose socks? kareem abdul-jabbar. arizona up 10 second half. the spin move, the floater. ucla within 8. five point wildcats lead. he takes it coast to coast for the jam. 78-71 arizona. less than a minute to play. jackson cartwright is rejected. but the putback, bruins 96-85. >> great finish, second half, broncos get the turnover. the layup ties it at 45. known for his three point shooting, and this three gives them a three point lead. five seconds to play. broncos town two. and he slashes for the win. 64-63. big feel good win for santa clara. >>> all right. falcons lose the n fchl c title game to the packer, then the 9ers could

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a.m. pacific time and specific transfer of power is 9:00 a.m. our time. nbc bay area news. >> i'll be there, leading live coverage from washington, d.c., not just friday's inauguration, but covering the women's march the following day on saturday. >>> he was the last out of the ghost ship warehouse. tonight, harrowing steps a man took to escape that fire and uphill battle he faces in the hospital. >>> i'm meteorologist, and three storms ahead this week bring big snow, possibly one to three feet, and we're tracking exactly what it means for the bay area and when that storm gets here. i'll have how much rain in less than ten minutes. >>> also, a different kind of bar fight. drama playing over an iconic bay area bar and why it could have customers seeing double. >>> we first exposed the problems. >> parts that are frustrating and not working. >> wednesday at 11:00, investigate the real price of a billion dollar reform. >> it's really hard, emotional, and never expected to be disabled. >> reporter: after months of refusing questions, we pressed the woman in c

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a.m. pacific time here.estimated 800,000 people expected to attend the swearing in ceremony at the national mall in washington. he will raise his right hand and take the oath on the steps of the u.s. capitol building. ktvu talked to a local trump campaign volunteer who over the past few weeks have received official invitations and inauguration tickets. >> this is the inaugural invitation. this is to the ball. and this is to the welcome concert. and this is to the inaugural parade. i'm wanting to soak up every moment that i can of the whole entire experience. >> the inauguration has same high level security that designation as the pope's visit or the democratic republican conventions. there will be 28,000 security officials on hand. they are particularly concerned about a truck attack similar to assaults in germany and france this past year. authorities expect about 99 protest groups which is more than 10 times the average number at an inauguration. >>> number of prominent democrats and congress are boycottin

a.m. pacific. >>> spurs taking on cavaliers right here on abc. leonard dropped 41.e hurt his left hand but he would stay in. lebron james, the deep three to tie the game. it goes to overtime. spurs up three. kevin love tries to save the jump ball. goes right to leonard. he throws it down for the one-handed jam. less than a second to play. a chance to tie it. air ball. spurs win in cleveland. leonard couldn't believe love missed. >> it seemed like he would get it. i came up top. i didn't know if he was going to get the shot off. but man, i thought it was going to go in for sure. >>> randy bennett hosting pepperdine. knocks the ball away. stays on his feet. he had 22. later in the half, nice passing. hermanson open for the triple. he threw down 19. under a minute to go in the first. my favorite name jock landale. misses. but stays with it. had ehad 15. the gaels led by 14 at the break. they roll 85-65. >>> kareem abdul-jabbar, arizona up ten in the second. spin move and the floater. ucla within a five-point wildcat lead. coast to coast. the jam. 78-71 arizona. less th

a.m. eastern, 8:00 pacific time, we're going to be hosting the 128th rose parade here on nbc.a kotb joins me. and the reason it's today on january 2nd instead of january 1st, there's a never on sunday rule. dates back into the 1890s when horse-drawn carriages would be disturbed by the parade. they said never on sunday. it's only happened 15 years in 128. matt and i were there for the first time. it was unbelievable. >> in 1890s when you started anchoring the "today" show. >> i knew you were going to say it. the best offense is a good defense. >> good luck with that, al. thank you very much. >>> let's turn to mariah carey's new year's eve performance. people can't stop talking about this. >> it was marred from problems from the very start. critics to the pop superstar. chanel jones weighs in with the latest. >> good morning. and nice to meet you. everyone agrees that mariah carey's performance didn't go as planned. but there's dispute as to why. carey and the team say it was faulty equipment. and the sound producers said the only issues she had were nontechnical. 2017 has its f

a.m. pacific.'t miss a second of our coverage it will continue through the afternoon hours, those are tech bytes. >> reporter: have a great day. >> reporter: we're hear, i think everybody else is at home. we have a few people on the roads, but not enough to cause a delay, this is the schuylkill expressway at the boulevard. we're dry this morning, that's westbound on your left heading toward king of prussia. mass transit most things on time, market frankford line have ten minute delays because of equipment problems. >> reporter: we are dressing the kids in winter gear, this afternoon we'll be in the mid to upper 40s, rain gear is a good idea because we're looking at after showers. 34 degrees by 7:00. noon, 44 up until 11 to noon you're dry. after that there's a chance of light moderate rain, 48 degrees is the high at 3:00 p.m. we are zip back down to 44 by 7:00. shortly after 7 or before then in some neighborhoods, the rain will be falling away and they are drying up. all green aircraft at philadelp

a.m. pacific time tip off. first quarter, steph curry with the bad passes. aaron gourd within the hammer. warriors with eight turnovers in the first quarter. late in the first half they start to wake up. curry in the corner. and he's money. game tied at 47. moments later, klay thompson getting in on the action. nothing but net. thompson finished with seven triples. third quarter, warriors wide awake. pump fake. drains it. dubs' next possession, curry from oakland. you betcha. curry led the way with 27 points including seven buckets from long range. the warriors win their seventh straight game. >> i feel like over 48 minutes if we can impose our will most nights it might take a minute to take hold but we found our energy and execution and stopped turning the ball over and after that, you know, we get stops and our talent is able to take over on the offensive end. >> there was no morning. wake up, grab food, throw on sweats. get out of there. my bus was at 9:30. that's 6:30 west coast time. that was brutal. >>> to football. packers-falcons, ludicrous performin

a.m. pacific. don't miss a second of our coverage, they will continue through the afternoon hours.hose are our take us. >> have a great day. ♪ i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. which one's your favorite? (laughter) come home with me! trade up to the silverado all star edition and get an average total value of eight thousand one hundred fifty dollars when you find your tag. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. ♪ >>> all right, back at 5:30, the steps of the capital are all clear. much difference income hundreds of thousands set to swarm the nation's capital for the presidential inauguration. glad you're with this year this exciting morning, morning, >> and i'm audrey godfrey. thank you this. right at this minute, security teams are ready to open the gates

a.m. pacific time on a sunday morning. that's not usual. nice to watch the warriors do that for the magic. >> very nice. the stage is now set for super bowl li in houston. tom brady broke his record when new england beat the steelers 36-17 to win the afc championship. he passed for three touchdowns and missed the first four of the season for being suspended now he's headed to his record setting 7th super bowl. 0. >> bars in boston really across new england erupted in cheers following the victory. many people were saying, "where is roger"? before and after the game. he hasn't been to the field sense suspended tom brady last year. >>> yesterday the falcons took down the green bay packers 44- 21. matt ryan through for four touchdowns in the victory. this is atlanta's second trip to the super bowl. the falcons have never won it though. . >> we also know who is singing the national anthem at this year's super bowl. luke brian announced on twitter he will be singing the national anthem to open up. -- -- bryan. he will be joining lady gaga in the

a.m. pacific time. live right here on kpix 5. >>> traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,, >>> good morning, you guys. it is 7:56. let's take a look at the scotts valley area where we have been talking about highway 17 for a couple of days now. between vine hill road and the again wood cutoff that's still down to one lane in both directions between vine hill and glenwood road, 3 miles per hour northbound side. northbound you have 17 after the cats, caltrans is filling a pothole and southbound after the cats we have a mudslide blocking the right lane. if you are moving into the sunol fremont commute here niles canyon road is crossed between 680 and mission boulevard causing southbound 680 to be slow, as well. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> you were mentioning scotts valley and that's where we have light rain showers. good morning, everybody. we remain on storm watch due to the fact that we have some few lingering rain showers today. most of the available dry. more rain comin

a.m. pacific time. third quarter golden state up steph knocks down the 3 and next possession curry crops another one from downtown warriors outscored orlando 42- 24 in the third quarter around they roll 118, 98. a little imagine nick golden state in the third. now, the warriors -- magic in the golden state in the third. now the warriors -- the falcons went to the super bowl and they will have to wait until after super bowl 51. so the beat goes on. see you tonight. >>> with a huge crash this tree came down on several cars in a parking lot. it's going take long time to clean up this mess. we will show you what happened next. >>> and a car crash causes one car to plunge into this water behind me. search crews still need to find a body and the car this morning. ,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg s

a.m. pacific time. third quarter golden state up 14.steph knocked down the corner 3 and very next possession curry drops in another one from downtown warriors outscored orlando 42- -- 40-24 in the third and they rolled. 118-98. imagine nick golden state in the third. now, the warriors the 49ers excuse me cannot hire a colth next head coach because the falcons went to the super bowl and we will have to wait until after super bowl 51. so the beat goes on. dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> 6:26. legal experts and former white house ethics attorneys are joining forces to sue president trump over claims he see lathing the constitution. -- he is violating the constitution. >> reporter: and that water behind me is the reason search efforts for a woman and her car has to be stopped. water levels actually have to be lowered for them to resume. we will give you details coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, we're told to live large, but with princess cruises your most extraordinary moments happen when you feel small. when you're completely outnumbered

we hope you'll join us as our special inauguration coverage gets under way tomorrow at 10:00 a.m., 7:00 pacific. >>> we have an update on george h.w. bush. he remains in stable condition suffering from pneumonia. be discharged from icu in a few days. barbara bush is said to be feeling quote, a thousands percent better after being hospitalized with bronchitis. >>> overseas now to a terrible disaster in italy. a sudden avalanche burying a hotel after an earthquake. dozens of people trapped inside are feared dead as rescuers race to save anyone still alive inside. kelly has made her way to the scene. >> reporter: under this blanket of white, a frantic search through snow and debris for trapped families and hotel workers. the snow is 15 feet deep in places. rescuers are digging their way in. this man, one of only two survivors so far. >> it's pretty hard to work there. you need a lot of people. you need a lot of time. >> reporter: the avalanche hit at 5:30 in the evening on wednesday. so powerful it pushed the hotel 30 feet off its foundation, bursting through walls, breaking window, blocking hallw

. >> everybody says time stamped 8:55 pt says that's almost 9:00 a.m., yes pacific but not eastern, fiveutes before sworn in. there's a difference between the time zones. both pictures taken around the same time. you worked with steve bannon, he relishes in being provocative. wondering what he's trying to achieve with this strategy? get us talking about it? what is going on? >> i think steve believes to be successful they need opponent and enemy. during the campaign had 16 or 17 republican presidential candidates and legacy of barack obama and hillary clinton to foil off of. now in power need another enemy and going to make the press that. this is as much about accountability as anything else. trying to tear down all the pillars of accountability that hold them to the truth so when the president has bad news and doesn't like a report, go into oval office. of course they wrote that. they're the enemy. don't listen to them. listen to us. inoculate the president. narrow where he listens and gets his information. it's dangerous thing when you have a president who's going to be more specific

pacific time. they'll say that's 8:00 in the morning or almost 9:00 a.m. acific time but not eastern time, which is five minutes before the president was sworn into office. there's a difference between -- >> there's a lot of trutherism going on. >> pacific time and eastern time. it is time stamped. both pictures were taken around the same time. kurt, you worked with steve bannon. he relishes being provocative. i'm wondering what he's trying to achieve here with this strategy, to get us talking about it? what's going on? >> well, i think steve inherently believes that to be successful, and their paradigm of what success looks like, they need an opponent, they need an enemy. during the campaign they had 16, 17 republican presidential candidates to foil off of. during the general election they had the legacy of barack obama and hillary clinton to foil off of. and now that they're in power they need to create another opposition, another enemy, and they're going to make the press that. i also think this is as much about accountability as anything else. they're t

a.m. . eastern, pacific in the meantime, have a great day. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., january 12, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable david g. valadao to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: thank you, mr. speaker. recently in sacramento, california, uber driver keith aviellea picked up

a.m. eastern, 7:00 pacific right here on nbc. >> let's get a check on some of the other stories we've been tracking, especially this breaking news now. two adults and one child are dead after a car plowed into a crowd of pedestrians in melbourne, australia. 20 others were injured, including five children who were sent to a hospital in critical condition. they were run over while in a popular shopping mall area. emergency services are treating this incident as a, quote, mass casualty event and hospitals have been put on a code red. police shot the man who they say deliberate drove into those people. he was arrested at the scene. people were pitting down this man who was wearing red underwear and white shoes. they say the incident is not related to terrorism. >> mexican drug lord guzman is now in the united states extradited from mexico landing in mcarthur airport landing on long island in new york. mexican law enforcement took him earlier in the day whimping him on to a the h.authorities there had originally insisted that el chapo would serve a long sentence in mexico before extradition. ho

a.m. eastern time, here in washington, d.c., that's an early start of the pacific of the west coast for youat 7:00 a.m. they ask everyone who's marching to register. a lot of women i spoke with did not register. they just want to show up and take part in this historic event. it will be interesting to see how many people will show up. it is not just the women's march in washington, they are eninving everyone. everyone who's concerned and belie believed it is women's rights are human rights. we'll be here and cover this, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >> thank you very much, raj. >> an emotional moment after president obama waved good-bye. before boarding the helicopter, executive took off from capitol hill and as the helicopter flew over the white house. >> mr. obama says, of course, his final phone call was to german chancellor merkel in which he thanked her for her hard work. >> and vice president biden, the couples were greeted with marching bands and hundreds of cheering fans upon their arri l arrival. >>> dozens of people living in holister have been forced to a flood. >> a lev

a.m. . eastern, pacific in the meantime, have a great day.he speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., january 12,

we'll see you back here at 11:00 pacific time, 2:00 a.m. washington, d.c. time. still be up. >> we'll see you in a few hours from now. >> and don't go to any balls without us. we'll see you at 11:00. >>> hello, everybody. >> president of the united states. >> a new era begins. i'm natalie morales with our complete inauguration day coverage. melania's gift to michelle and a national anthem analysis by jackie herself. >> freezing cold. >> out-of-control protests. i'm scott evans in the thick of it, though not every anti-trump citizen chose chaos. >> i've been standing out here in the freezing cold. >> trump revolutionary wear. >> fashion statements of all kinds. we break down todays looks, who first lady melania is being compared to. and eight years of impeccable style from our former first lady. >> what are you going to wear? >> i have to figure out how i feel. >>> plus more of my conversation we have. married life, whether she plans on having kids, and was it love at first sight with pepe? >> i was like who is that? >>> the trumps take washington, d.c. welcome to

pacific. it is 4:00 a.m. in istanbul. if you're just joining us, breaking news to us. what it appears to be according to government officials there in istanbul in turkey, saying that there has been a terror attack at a nightclub. we believe tore the reina nightclub, leaving at least 35 people dead, at least 40 wounded at the time -- at this time we do not know who is responsible for this. we do not know the exact timing, necessarily, but we believe it's right after midnight local time. that would then say this is about two to three hours into this crisis there in istanbul. this a metropolitan -- vibrant metropolitan and diverse area of some 14 million people in the area. it is certainly not a metropolitan center nor country unused torsi, unfortunately, su an incident. matt bradley has been following the story for us. over to you, matt. >> richard, we don't have much to add, but i can direct viewers to look at the scenes in front of them. this is the worst nightmare of what we've been seeing in europe the past several years. in the run-up to this, and istanbul of course

a.m. that is one of our earliest, busiest routes. an issue with ace rail this morning. union pacific train stuck on the tracks so ace 1 could be delayed and ace 1 has left stockton. it is on the move for now. let's check in with mike nicco with a look at the forecast. >>> so, ace is behind schedule and you got that huge backup. oh, my goodness. coming in from the central valley. brutal. plus coming through some of the coldest temperatures. livermore is 9 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. in fact, it is freezing cold, 31 there. freezing cold in dublin right now, 32. we're going to be scraping ice once again or using the defrosters. many of our inland valleys, especially the san ramon valley. we're in the 40s as you head out toward antioch, pittsburg about 46 and brentwood 37. we've got san jose 38. look at the peninsula from mountain view up towards san carlos, 39 all the way to novato, 48 in oakland. pacifica 46, santa rosa 45. temperatures today, a little bit warmer than yesterday. about 56 to 58 degrees. tomorrow, we keep climbing, about 56 po 62. oh yeah, still climbing sun

pacific cut it prepared to be be modest. >> j.r.: we have done numerous stories on this. the demolition will begin at 8:00 a.m.. the removal will take two to three days. >> j.r.: it was so nice out today. >> reporter: really was very nice. >> j.r.: side-by-side. >> reporter: a lot of people out there to enjoy and that set aside today. about right now you can see a few clouds. as we look toward the next couple of days. it will not be maybe as cold periods, out afternoon. you thought it was warmer than average you were right. >> reporter: 62 in san francisco, 63 in concord. last night was down in the '40's go. >> reporter: we have 46 degrees in a bottle. nevafdovado >> reporter: but for now we are looking very good. no real frost to worry about evert. >> reporter: more of that as we did towards tuesday. later wednesday on a couple of chances for rain drops. >> reporter: to mahler would be looking toward the '50s or maybe the '60s. that task to malraux. >> j.r.: coming up on how to help refugees and work towards the president's executive order. we will be right back. mmmmm psst. yoplait custard's back. the family

a.m.. i'm keeping an i on the japanese because it is strengthening again. the topics are regaining gains. let's see how the market is training in the asia-pacific. says it is ais positive session here in asia. at that record high, we are seeing fluctuation in the yen. the nikkei is holding on strong. not being biased but one marketer you should look at is the australian market. we have seen this strong surge come in. we are starting to see demand for these medals. one of the best gainers in the region today. this is a company that has a joint venture kicking things off in the u.s. corporate earnings season impressing investors. we are watching the market very closely ahead of the new year break coming through over the course of next week. we have been seeing quite a lot of money going into banking stocks. the hong kong market looking quite solid. theirt front around coming through from some of those property stocks. you see these emerging markets on the back bidding of that rally we had in malaysia and jakarta. have a quick look at currencies. ground, thesome weakest since january 9. down 2/10 of 1% against the dollar. quickly having a check on

pacific avenue from kerrny to stockton. chinese new year is next saturday. >>> coming up next at 6:00 a.m., hundreds of marchers in the bay area with a message for president donald trump. >>> and hollister residents evacuated again because of >>> good morning, it's saturday, january 21. i'm cornell barnard in for chris nguyen. let's start with a quick look at the weather and it is wet out there. here's meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, cornell. good morning to you. we are in between storms so we're going to look at the heavy downpours this morning and right now, live doppler 7 indicating we have a solid shield of rain from central and southern marin county over into the east bay, further to the south, you can see a little bit of that yellow right along the coast, and from concord through martinez, 680 into san leandro and oakland. light to moderate rain and further to the east over the hills we have a rain/snow mix but we've had some heavier rain from belmont, redwood city into palo alto right now so take care if you're headed out on the roadways. you can see around mt. hamilton, some of the pink there and this is w

a.m. in the east. this morning, the white house celebrating a swiftly kept campaign promise. president trump signed executive order pulling the u.s. out of the trans-pacificit never received congressional approval. a tough approach to trade. besides tpp, the president already said he wants to renegotiate nafta. >> the tough positions on trade won a mix of praise and scorn from a mix of sources. this is bernie sanders. >> it's one thing to kill the tpp. that is a positive step. it is another thing to develop a trade policy which finally works for american workers and not the ceos of corporations. if mr. trump is serious about moving in that direction, i would be delighted to work with him. >> senator sanders, a liberal and socialist, likes the president's stance on tpp. some trade friendly republicans like john mccain, not so much. the senator says it creates an

a.m. in singapore and midday in sydney. 8:00 in the evening on wednesday new york city. i'm rishaad lummis in hong kong. this is "bloomberg markets asia ." salamis.shaad markets in the asia-pacific the global rally. the dow totalling 20,000 for the first time ever. 0%trochina, net income fell 8 last

a.m. and with concord at 41 degrees and in san francisco 44 san jose has 38 and santa rosa 37 and that flow off the pacific will punch through high pressure and begin to introduce a chance of rain in the bay area by tomorrow. we will pick up high clouds today. and then rain chances will increase in the early morning hours for the north bay on wednesday and for the rest of the bay area later in the day. a futurecast sets this out tuesday by 2 in the afternoon we have high clouds and then by 9 tomorrow night, we have got pretty heavy rain coming into the bay area beginning around 6:00 so it's coming in time for the evening commute and good news about it it's a fast mover so while it will when it rains it pours but not for long. that's good news it will be out. timing looks like today is okay. later on wednesday rain and gusty winds gusts up to 50 miles an hour so you know what that means saturated ground we have had lately and strong winds the mixture means the potential for power outages and trees down friday and sunday two more storms move in. hey if you heading out of the bay area in san francisco at the

a.m. until nine friday. overnight lows could be back down in to the the 20s to the lower 30s. a bigger perspective out here in the pacific and you can see the jet stream winds transport that moisture closer to the west coast and the bay area. it'll be target zone for significant rainfall this weekend. not for today. in fact you can see clear to partly cloudy skies out there for the satellite. for thursday afternoon. we will check in on some of the current numbers. we have a chilly start this morning and still cool right now. santa rosa 47. oakland 51 and san francisco in the upper 40s. 47 degrees. here we go at that storm system developing off shore. rainfall in general be right around two to four inches. could be more in the north bay. coastal hills eight to ten inches. then winds up to 50 miles an hour with the combination of all the elements. you could have a sharp rise on the creeks and the rivers. watch the napa river. flood warnings kick in. power outages and just the a lot of flooding just on the freeways as that rain continues to get stronger first thing. heaviest rain will be first thing. here is that river deve

pacific to amplify our wet weather chances over the next seven days. i want to give you a timeline of the next 24 hours. 11:00 p.m. tonight, scattered rain, 42 degrees. 7:00 a.m., 41. areas of rain. looks like the next storm arrives by 11:00 a.m. on tuesday, 49. and then by 6 p.m., heavier pockets. the evening commute looks like it's going to be the worst. the rainfall will linger into wednesday, dry thursday and friday but then potentially one to four inches of rain, if anything pans out, saturday and sunday which would have our flooding threat heightened here on sunday. we saw rick live in the snow. if you know anyone headed that way in the next three days, snow continue to remain, friday looks dry and heavy snow likely into the coming weekend. >>> what people saw at this year's rose parade. >>> happening now, we have video of our twitter feed of a man verbally assaulting passengers on the united airplane heading to sfo from sydney australia. >>> seaworld holding its final orca show on sunday. more news in two minutes. >>> the annual rose parade marched through pasadena today. this year's theme was echos of success, featured 40 floats. but all of the fanfar

a.m. in singapore, 1:00 p.m. in sydney. i'm coming to you from bloomberg's asia headquarters in hong kong. this is bloomberg markets. the asia-pacific u.s. stocks fell the most since the election. president trump and his controversial policies are the catalyst as he is under attack from silicon valley and wall street. afterding dollar charge warnings of losses to come. i will take you right across this part of the world from tokyo, sydney, to mumbai. first in our hong kong studios. sophie kamaruddin. down pointan stocks 05%. .he reason is set to follow japanese shares falling the most in the week. the nikkei is down over a percent. that is after the bank of japan policy decision. we do have a focus here on fuji electric trading at its highest since may 2006. number has said in the past that they have become more sensitive with the weaker yen to boost. we also have a chemical company even23%, rising as it announced a profit drop. on the kospi, we are seeing energy shares drop. this is the gains and the banking stocks. adding 20%extile another up --by and i steel up 10%. we also do have energy dragging on the asx 200 along with materi

pacific ocean not the arctic. take a look at the numbers across the eastern half of the united states. 41 in chicago, the normal 34, it's not 10:00 a.min the morning. all the cold air with the storm is out in through here. now, the higher elevations of pennsylvania and upstate new york will get snow with the storm. it's only an elevation thing. at sea level we get rain and winds. >> officials in snyder county have figure figure out how to re the amounts of fighting by the inmates. they crocheting. the program was initialed by the republican women 6 years ago. it benefits those who receive the blankets, but the inmates in the prison, as well. >> we have saved literally hundreds of thousands of dollars in healthcare costs by not having to run these folks to the hospital when they get into scraps. because they have been eliminated for the most part. >> the snyder county courthouse collects donations of yarn to keep the program going. the inmates are quick workers and running low. >>> pets are extended members of the family, as they age and the end draws near, there's was not hoss -- care for them. >> reporter: it's a life passion for mi

next storm comes on shore into the pacific northwest and super bowl li, we have a big super bowl kick off for you. 11 alive atlanta, 7:00 a.m3 degrees, mostly cloudy come on out. i'll be in boston with our friends at nbc boston, 7:00 a.m., 21 degrees, sunny and cold. hoda working the crowd, >>> good morning. here is a live look over mount diablo. 34 degrees now. we're seeing a little cloud cover. we're expecting to stay dry for the majority of the day until that storm system makes its arriv arrival, rain chances tomorrow. right now in san francisco, 44 degrees, oakland area, hazy skies and chilly start at 43. have no fear. warming up into the 60s. quick check of the next seven days, rain and wind arrives tomorrow. >> get that weather any time you need it check out our friends at the weather channel on cable. since hoda is out here i guess i'm going to throw to matt. >> good choice with a few holidays coming up in february. there's also some great opportunities to save serious money. lifestyle expert is our today.com contributor. she has got the great information on what you should buy during the next month. nice to see you

pacific. for today we get a break. for thursday and friday we definitely thicken up the clouds. here we go with the rainfall at 2:00 a.maturday moving on shore 9:00 a.m. saturday and then this is what we're watching later saturday and sunday. the more intense part set up camp. this is 3:00 a.m. saturday. probably while you're sleeping this could wake you up. this could be the most intense part of the storm early sunday morning. >> temperatures for this afternoon, partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid 50s. afternoon highs looking good. a chill in the air on the cold part of this weather pattern. into your friday we'll thicken up the clouds and next storm will be a strong one as we head into saturday. as i mentioned the timing of the heaviest rainfall is sunday morning and thankfully a break by monday. a slight chance of shower and then in the bay area we can handle a lot of rainfall. when they get to a certain point that's when we see those problems and that will be a concern not only for saturday and especially into 2:00 sunday morning. >>> thank you, mark. >>> he was shot when he was six years old by an acti

a.m. in singapore and midday in sydney. 8:00 in the evening on wednesday new york city. i'm rishaad lummis in hong kong. this is "bloomberg markets asia ." salamis.shaad markets in the asia-pacific extending the global rally. the dow totalling 20,000 for the first time ever. 0%trochina, net income fell 8 last year. donald trump laying down the foundations for his all on the mexican border. the u.s. president demanding tighter controls on immigration. 20,000 for the dow. the global rally inequities. a reflection trade back on at the moment. dollar's weaker. let's look at what is coming on with singapore and malaysia coming online. >> global rally not losing steam in asia. we have the likes of materials and consumer stocks leading that gain. the benchmark trading at the highest since september and bonds and gold study after the overnight selloff. we are seeing fluctuations in the yen, but that is not de nting the nikkei 225. the kospi up over 6%. taking a look at what is moving on the index. real quick. we have the likes of -- kospi. gains on the we have singapore stocks up. this morning, we did get home price data showing that private property prices fell half percent on a quarte

pacific. flash flood watching in effect for today through sunday. bay area wide. for the hilltops, high-wind warning in effect through 4:00 a.m. could get wind gusts exceeding 50 miles per hour. the winds are picking up for the afternoon. highs upper 50s to low 60s today and a very stormy-looking seven-day forecast. heavy rain due in around this time tomorrow mourning. you see going through, another storm coming in monday into tuesday, and a third system, colder system, better news for the sierra bringing more snow, but a lot more rain spread out over the next seven days. >> a good weekend to spend at home. thanks. >>> santa cruz mountains may be the bull's-eye for this weekend's storm. community fair trying to recover from a storm that hit wednesday. in the town yesterday some home and business owners along highway 9 were forced to clean up after a morning mudslide. about 70 horse owners evacuated the covered bridge equestrian. >> looks like the atmospheric river they're talking about, and i don't want to be hauling horses out in the middle of it. >> so many people were collecting sandbags over the past couple of days at vall

a.m. they sent us this video of the flames you can to see was going pretty good. and fortunately no one was home. >>> the west coast crab strike isover. pacificoods agreed to pay $2.87s a pound for the catch. after turning down an offer of $2.75s a pound. san francisco maybe 33 dollar. >>> order. >> biden called for order yesterday as congress certified the electoral college victory and three members of congress challenged the curtification -- certification and failed to have enough support. >>> donald trump briefed by top intelligent officials yesterday and still asserts the russians have no affect on the out knh of the election and -- come of the election and concluded that putin ordered the hacking to help donald trump win. and spreading fake news that showed her in an unfavorable light. >> donald trump is as usual active on social meada and his tweets include reflecting on the attack of florida and this one monitoring the terrible situation in florida, thoughts and prayers for alls. >> having a good relationship for russia is a good thing. only stupid people or foolsed with think it is bad we have -- fools would thing it is bad. when i am

next storm comes on shore into the pacific northwest and super bowl li, we have a big super bowl kick off for you. 11 alive atlanta, 7:00 a.m be in boston with our friends at nbc boston, 7:00 a.m., 21 degrees, sunny and cold. hoda working the crowd, baby. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a cold start and temperatures will climb this afternoon, but occasion showers are possible a. a few snowflakes in philadelphia and more likely in the suburbs and most likely in the lehigh valley where it is possibly an inch of accumulation by the end of the day today. new jersey, mostly cloudy and 46 and a few snowflakes this morning and a rain shower is possible this afternoon. you could see some showers this morning and an afternoon shower in delaware with a high of 45. have a great day. >> get that weather any time you need it check out our friends at the weather channel on cable. since hoda is out here i guess i'm going to throw to matt. >> good choice with a few holidays coming up in february. there's also some great opportunities to save serious money. lifestyle expert is our today.com contributor. she has got the grea

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