amr: it is gathering. central bank and the banking system are including all the stakeholders into the system. when you are all the way, it will take some time, but performance so far is great, really, really good. manus: but you have to have a bandwidth of where you see the egyptian fines. where do you see that for next year? amr: we are not calling that result right now because things will take time. talks happening so far is very encouraging, not just from [indiscernible] currency into the banking system but feedback from investors with equity and bonds as well. manus: how do i participate in the upside of egypt? it is either bond markets -- next year, if this goes well, how much more can we see you come for next year? amr: it depends on our financing needs and the development of basically one thing like how much investment will come into the country. investment or not. we would come to the market. $5 billion? $10 billion? amr: we envisage a number like that between now and the next year, 2018. inus: i p

while amr says it offers incentives for workers to take mass than sit, those -- transit, those aren't options for those who work late or overnight shifts. in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >> there are new reports today of a rotten egg or sulfur smell in san francisco, but investigators have not pinpointed the source. pg&e says it got more than a dozen calls including a call in the area of the fairmont hotel and nob hill about that smell. crews say they did not find any gas leaks in the area. as we told you last night, officials also received a number of calls about a bad smell in the air yesterday morning. people in the marina, bayview, outer richmond and sunset districts told us they can also smell it. >> it was really strong. it was a stench. it was like an hour ago. it was pretty strong like it definitely weirded me out like what is that. i started looking around on the ground and everything. i didn't know what it was. it could have been gas. >> the bay area air quality management district says it's looking into a number of possible causes including two flaring incidents at the c

they zeroed in on anis amre after finding papers in this trap. donald trump making his first public comments on the berlin attack in florida. [inaudible] and it's got to be stopped. lauren: an attack on humanity. a word of $104,000 for any information leading to the arrest of step five. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. nicole: with death toll has risen to 30 after a fireworks market in mexico city earlier this week. the scene of devastation. officials say some were so badly burned that it was not possible to immediately being determined their age or gender. they tore through the solace that the markets have been up a plume of smoke. mexico state governor promises to find out who was responsible for this. >> business backlash continues in north carolina. lawmakers fail to repair the controversial bathroom to in the special legislative session for that purpose. the law requires transgendered people to use restaurants corresponding to the fact that a member certificate. backlash against the bill caused companies to paypal and others t

reporter: amr says after a overdoses, seven of them fatal, november saw those numbers go down with 28 overdoses, and only two fatalities. whether it's part after wider trend is yet to be seen. but safe stations is now in place here to help and could be put to use in other cities as well. >> this program is being looked out by the bronx, new york city fire department, and a number of other agencies across the country, so i really hope it spread, i hope it i a station-wide model that can make a difference. reporter: says they are averaging 12 minutes of out of service time for each safe station arrival. that is better than they arrested. jennifer: and next week louisiana cone yeah fire is announcing its only program aimed at fighting the opioid crisis. the department along with its community partners will even veil its new and innovative program on tuesday afternoon at the central fire station which tonight they say is not a safe stations program. tom: now onto a developing story andover. news 9 has just learned a former student has been indicted on three counts of aggravated felonious

let me stop here. >> amr, thank you very much. i want to ask one technical question because i was i think misled by it and i want to make sure the audience isn't as well. you used the phrase privatizing justice. of course i had if notion of, you know, the private sector taking over the police. but i think what you mean is a transparency and accountability that allows citizens to hold those institution to account. have i got it right? >> sure. citizen accountability interests. >> there we go. >> all right. we've talked about -- and tammy, i want to pick up on something amr said at the end and you said at the beginning. you talked about how the failures of states to govern effectively led to the collapses or civil wars in iraq, syria, libya and yemen. so one question is, are other states in the region at risk? have we seen the last of the dominos or are there other dominos that potentially could fall. >> and if so, what will bring that about? >> i think that's a crucial question because for all that our international attention is fo

my question is for amr. i really appreciate your comments on civil society and the need for civil society organizations outside the region to help those inside the region. but as you know, especially in egypt, the government portrays us as a foreign conspiracy and we'll play up the hyper nationalism and prevent that type of assistance. so how do you get around that problem to have civil society, the united states or in europe, helping those on the ground in egypt? thank you. >> thank you, jack. very briefly, i believe, a, we do not need to shy away from pushing forward the counter narrative. we do not have to submit to the hyper nationalist type of populist, narrative of, oh, what happened is a conspiracy. it was not. it's not. and if they would like to look at themselves, government, they should recognize the failure, deficits, would they have been sustaining and enduring for a long time. so, a, we should push forward the counter narrative way to prioritize civil society not only vis-a-vis governments but e

we'll have new numbers at 6:00 released by amr. jennifer: to politics now. wmur has learned that new hampshire republican party chairwoman jennifer horn will not seek a third term. horn decision will leave the seat open in advance of state tentatively scheduled for january. several activists about have been mentioned as possible successors including matt mayberry and outgoing state senator jeannie forrester who ran for governor earlier this year. tom: president-elect donald trump on a thank you tour, his first stop was at the carrier atlanta in indiana where he touted and agreement that he cut with the company. as sally kidd reports it's an agreement which he says saved jobs from going toic this is an example of how he can get great deals done. but critics say it sets a bad precedent. on the factory floor at carrier's gas furnace plant in indianapolis there is a new sense of hope. parent company united technologies has called off plans to send hundreds of jobs to mexico. the company credits president-elect donald trump for that. >> we are going to be doing t

while amr offers incentives for them to take mass transits, those are intonings for those working late or overnight. tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, amazon is going airborne. just ahead, plans for a new warehouse in the sky. and where it could be stationed. >> the strained relationships between united states and israel is spreading across washington dc and world. the fallout is over a u.n. vote. >> reporter: a united nations security council resolution condemning israel's settlement building. it prompted charges from the israeli government the obama administration orchestrated it. denial and explanation from secretary of state john kerry. another response from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and now reaction from washington to israel. >> we do not teach our children to make malitov cocktails or throw stones. there is no hate or incitement being taught anywhere in our schools. and that is what we are up against. >> reporter: the secretary of state's argument, the possibility of a two-state solution is slipping away. one where israel lives peacefully next to a p

to be be identified as jim, said his car and many others have been broken into while parked at the amr headquarters over the past six months. >> me personally, when i got my car broken into, they stole, you know, my gold pearl. >> reporter: they have forced field employees to park carsous offered this secured lot. >> the fleet of ambulances has now taken up essentially all of the area in our secured parking. >> reporter: they have installed and more and better security cameras like this one. they also say that soon a monitor will be access be official all employees inside, which glove them an idea of what's going on the surrounding streets, but employees tell us that's not enough. >> we should be treated a little bit better, as their employees. think we should at least have our own designated parking space or security that's roaming around. ing around. >> this is a growing epidemic. the reality is that this is a nonviolent offense. auto burglaries are on the rise, and until these criminals actually getting convicted and facing charges like incarceration or paying restitution, it's goin

. >> managers here at amr say they have installed more and better quality security cameras like this one as well as better lighting outside of the building. they also say that soon a monitor will be accessible for all employees inside which will give them an idea of what's going on in the surrounding street. employees tell us that's not enough. >> we as their employees should be treated a little bit better. i think we should at least have our own designated parking space or at least have security that's roaming around. >> we are taking this very seriously working with pd to increase patrols in the area. >> we are happy to do patrols, but this is a growing epidemic. thality is that -- the reality is this is a nonviolent offense. until these criminals are getting convicted and facing charges like incarceration or paying restitution, it's going to continue to happen over and over again. >> our company won't pay for it. your insurance won't pay for it. so, it's out of our pockets to get our cars fixed. >> workers say they've been physically threatened by car thieves when they got off shi

determination regarding eighth amendment called ability and medical diagnosis but persan why adopted amr-9. >> i'm sorry, good back to justice kagan's question. >> well he was talking about my question so go on. >> thank you, justice kagan pt even with amr-5 this court sited that exact language in versions so in it is not the chase states have to categorically wholesale adopt the position of current medical organizations bhau persanno did was in fact adopt the aml ninth. the precursor to the 11th and the commissioner applied brief says there no material difference between the 9th and 11th difference. that's why we aren't talking about the face of the amendment, we -- >> well i have a physical up unless you want to go, justice sotomayor. >> justice kagan, please. >> let me take one of the factors. it is what lay people think about the person growing up and relative to the assessment of adaptive function. no clinician would ever say that. clinicians say no that is like stereo typical lay person view of adaptive functioning which is different from the clinical view of adaptive functioning.

they say his number was found on the phone of amorous amre, the man who drove the truck.an media are suggesting that there have been other flight recorders found in the black sea. that is one story we will have more detail on the website, but in a moment... now, our world — killing the ganges. the ganges is one of the greatest rivers in the world, but it is in trouble. pollution on a vast scale has turned its sacred waters into a stinking and lethal cocktail. oh, god. there's industrial waste... what are you stopping? why are you stopping? the sewage from a50 million people. all the while, so much water is being taken out that large stretches of the river don't flow for months. the indian prime minister has staked his political reputation on cleaning it up. but is the ganges, india's sacred river, still being killed by pollution? dawn breaks over the himalayas. and the glacier that is the source of the ganges. a small stream emerges from a cave in the ice. gomukh, the cow's mouth, they call it, one of the most sacred sites in all hinduism. as the river descends from the m

hands up-- this dash cam video shows the seconds leading up to the fatal shootingat first anderson's amrs are raised-- but you see his right arm go down toward the passanger again-that's when the officer fired-- six shots???00;04;37 304 shots fired, shots firedit happened one minute after the officer initially radioed about the gun.03;09;40 i've watched that video at least 20 times, in slowmotion, forward, backward, frame by frame. i could take all the time i needed. the police officer had less than 1second to make the decision.investigators say the one in the chamber...they also say anderson had a blood alcohol level of .114 and marijuana in his system...and was in possession of 12.41 grams of marijunana.wauwatosa police chief barry weber says though it was justified, the shooting is a tragedy for everyone involved.03;12;49 for anyone to lose any family member in any incident is horrible. it's hard on the police department, it's hard on the family the officer involved will tu know exactly when but the chief says it will probably be before the internal investigation concludes. anderson's

today.od >> antiterrorism authoritiesuths in tunisia say they have questioned the family of anise amreany had rejected his application for asylum but he had not been deported. depte he has a history of petty p crimes and even spent time inn an italian jail. jail. there are reports he has h considered committing robberyomg to get money to buy for an attack.ttack. >> closer to home four people recovering this morning aftermof an out of control dump truck t plowed into an oxon hill home.l. it happened on owens roadnsoa where there is ongoing ooi construction and signs warning r people to slow down. police say the dump truckp t first hit two cars but the but t driver of the truck has a different story. sto >> i was coming down the hillil and a white truck sideswiped the front of my truck which jammed my front wheel.he it pulled me right into the car.car and i couldn't stop. s hit the car and then i went right into the building.uild >> police say so far they have v not confirmed the driver's story. crews who were on the scene thee tell fox5 they never saw a saw a white truck.e >> all right,

determination regarding eighth amendment called ability and medical diagnosis but persan why adopted amr-9. >> i'm sorry, good back to justice kagan's question. >> well he was talking about my question so go on. >> thank you, justice kagan pt even with amr-5 this court sited that exact language in versions so in it is not the chase states have to categorically wholesale adopt the position of current medical organizations bhau persanno did was in fact adopt the aml ninth. the precursor to the 11th and the commissioner applied brief says there no material difference between the 9th and 11th difference. that's why we aren't talking about the face of the amendment, we -- >> well i have a physical up unless you want to go, justice sotomayor. >> justice kagan, please. >> let me take one of the factors. it is what lay people think about the person growing up and relative to the assessment of adaptive function. no clinician would ever say that. clinicians say no that is like stereo typical lay person view of adaptive functioning which is different from the clinical view of adaptive functioning.

or avenuesome places amre we diverge but i hopeful that if our predictions are true that we will meet and come together and really not allow one or two things where we might differ to cause us not to move ahead unanimously with an item that i think would be for the good of the country. i start from the 50 yard line. i do not start from a place or a posture where i am assuming that i will get 100% of everything that i want. -- compromise is not my middle name but it is a posture from where i start. i am willing and i believe in reciprocity. mr. kaut: there have been some rumors even that the republicans are taking order and one of the democrats, a commissioner has not been reconfirmed. you said that you intend to hold -- fulfilled your term. is there any chance that you might quit before then if it would deny the republicans a quorum to act? hearingurn: i have been some of that. i'm -- how how i am i am wired. i am wired to make a difference in an atmosphere that will allow on opportunities. i am not looking to get 100% of anything that i ask for. that weking for hope can agree. i am n

. >> workers have been physically threatened by car thieves and while amr offers insent tiffs to take mass transit those are not options. >>> this may be a glance into the future and in the crowded bay area, apartment complexes around the country and in the bay area are getting rid of the parking structures and offering incentives for people to live car free. one of the plates is the merced apartment complex in san francisco. they offer a $100 monthly credit to use uber. some say it saves time and money. over the next 30 years parking needs will be cut in half. >> there's a real opportunity here for real estate developers and operators to get in front of what we view is a trend that will be the biggest game changer for real estate. >> a representative from the complex said 1000 people have participated in the program since it started which is a 95% participation rate. live car free, but never carefree in the city. >>> in case you didn't know, many do, the minimum wage in california is going up. the 10-dollar minimum wage is going up 50-cents. it will be increased to $15 an hour by 202

i,e main suspect, anis amr was shot dead by police. jummy: stormwatch 7 is tracking a possible -- is tracking a powerful blizzard that is set to bury new england in a few hours. bringing heavy wet snow too much of new hampshire, vermont, and maine. sit on powerow can lines and cause big outages. the boston area will get mostly rain, but wi reach 50 miles per hour. it moves in late tonight until midday tomorrow. sure that you know that "good morning washington" and the stormwatch 7 weather team have you covered around the clock. you can download the stormwatch 7 weather app app. that is how we can have you track weather alerts, send to your smartphone and tablet. larry: v.j. is still at work? what are you doing? go home, go home! veronica: this is all part of the same system that is moving through this area. we will get wins tomorrow. they will get a lot more win, with the heavy snow. i want to show you the advisories again. to the north of counties that border pennsylvania until 9:00 a.m.. the pink will see some of the heavier snow. se

people can go to fire departments to get an evaluation from amr and then be transported to a recovery program. >> i was actually surprised at how fast it started. we have seen all the reports from manchester, it's a bigger city than ours, it's stunning, the numbers, and when they started knocking on our doors it was surprising to see how quick it's catching on. sean: officials say other fire departments across the country including new york cy' now looking into launching a safe stations program. speaking of fire departments, the manchester fire department is showing off its new rig. an announcement was posted on the department's facebook page, saying quote, it's a girl. 76,000, 100 pounds 46-feet, eight inches long. there are the stats for you. the truck is scheduled to go into service on december 16. starting today wmur is teaming up with the toys for tots program for our spirit of giving toy drive. r us in manchester this morning which is one of three locations where our drive is being held. good morning, erin. erin: good morning! i have found some great ideas for folks. how about t

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the man hunt is on for 24-year-old tunisian amres amiri, his identification papers found in the truck that plowed into the market. germany offering a reward of just over $100,000 for information leading to his capture. warning the suspect is considered armed and dangerous. >> the person we are talking about seems to have entered germany in july 2015. he was mainly in berlin since february. >> reporter: german authorities had been aware of him for some time. deemed a security risk earlier this year, his request for asylum in germany was denied. and he was facing deportation for months. amari has been linked to islamic extremistist network known as a bu viola. he and four others were arrested last month. at one point a german security official said he was looking for a gun. monday's attack, one of the deadliest in germany in decades now fuelling a backlash against chancellor angela merkel. >> translator: it would be wrong if you made our german chancellor responsible for this horrendous act. >> reporter: now facing fierce opposition from her opponents. merkel joined mourners in a church

managers here at amr say they have installed more and better quality security cameras like this one as lighting outside the building. they also say a monitor will soon be accessible for all employees inside to give them an idea what's going on in surrounding streets. employees say that is not enough.>> we should be treated a little bit better. we should at least have our own designated parking space or security that's roaming around.>> we are taking this very seriously to see what we can do to increase patrols. >> we are happy to do patrols but this is an epidemic. the reality is this is a nonviolent offense. until these criminals are convicted and facing charges, it's going to continue to happen over and over again.>> the company won't pay for it, your insurance won't pay for it. it's out of our pocket to get our car fix. >> reporter: workers say they have been threatened by car thieves. the company offers incentives for mass transit, but that is not an option late at night.>>> some weather changes as we wrap up at 2016. big-time changes setting up by 2017. some snow levels in the bay

while amr said it offers insentives for workers to take past transit, those aren't options for those who work late or jo overnight shifts. firefighters say pot that was lift on a stove was the cause of a fire in san leandro. that fire was started yesterday near liberty street. one unit on the first floor was destroyed, and two other units had fire damage. red cross now helping more than a dozen people, all displaced by that afternoon fire. >> well, drivers in california are not going to be able to smoke marin while driving under a -- mar juana while driving under the influence with a new bill. the law only says it's illegal to drive with an open container of mar juana in the area, but they want to make sure the ban also extends to smoking and driving. >>> terrifying moments for a group of people on board a helicopter that crashed in vaccination county. the rescue -- san bernard eno county. the rescue at the same times coming up. coming up. >>> anyway meyer name ex-, i'm from elk grove, california, and my new year's's resolution is to be good and better at everything i do. erything i

slightly, i amrs -- i would like to be a fly on the wall in the white house right now in the final days of an administration. of a white house that has been through a lot together. that you do not want to leave anything on the table. you are going flat out. i would love to know what it is like right now -- take us in there. >> i have been there since day one. i will not pretend that it is not traumatic. i have spent eight years there. is another woman who assistant to the president has been promoted into that position by president obama. on howhink that reflects we have not just recruited women but promoted them actively within his organization. about the not to brag president which i do every chance i get but also to say that we are a family. -- and manyus just of us, jen and i started working together during the campaign, we are all like family. i suppose the analogy would be when my daughter went to college, you knew it would be different. it would not ever be quite the same again but just because it is different, it does not mean those relationships will end. it is hard to say goodb

density bonus while it's only for 55 years not the life of the project that the unit would have to be the amr units. >> yes i think i said some productive time but 55 years. i guess in two years-i'm getting like it the leases are renewed, i know at least for one of the -one of the universe is commendable to put their own project and so this might be shorter-term but i'm trying to answer that question in case it comes up again. what does the-i mean it 50% ami but the student is paying as part of their tuition to the university. so who is getting the benefit of a portable unit if the project is leased to a academic institution? >> i will defer to kate connor are housing specialist. >> just to clarify-aassistant zoning administrator. if it becomes a student housing project than our affordability requirements will apply to it. the one he affordability the would applied by the minimum affordability requirements by the state law. but in that way, they would be required to provide is an percentage of those on-site units to the students at the rate that's required by the state law. >>[inaudible] [off

delta and amr, american, they were at six times earnings, now eight times earning. that expensive?ital at 11 times -- these are not expensive. you have to go -- you absolutely have to go case by case. some companies that seem absolutely expensive but they end up being companies like coca-cola at 21 times earnings without a lot of growth. i look at the airlines and say, all right, if they're up, if they have decent numbers, then the stocks are a buy. so, let's just get a little serious. these are companies that make real money. nvidia makes -- it's 39 times earnings -- >> it's in the top 15. gainers today. in fact, a lot of this morning's gainers, micron up 47%, unh, up 20% for the year. is chase going to start on the 16th, is that too soon? >> i don't know. >> for year end? >> they had two guide ups, micron will make an acquisition. i think they made a great flash acquisition, western digital. in every one of those cases because i'm a case by case guy, i can find a reason for them going up. the main reason is there's top line growth. and then the secondary is bottom line growth wou

his brother is turning amr advertisement turn himself in. >>> trending top story in d.c...rylandyln fans a college basketball plan in the middle avenue controversy. grayson tripped a fan. >> wisdom is here with reaction. >> some people.. >> some people.e. >> wisdom. >> actually a lot more than me,m duke there's a lot of people who hate duke but a lot of peopleeo who keep seeing this. >> let's take the hate duke outu of the equation. >> you're right. >> maybe he played at marylandt or virginia. ybybe -- >> this is blatantly. bla. not only is blatantly this istay the third time this hase thi h happened. first time he tried to say it was an acciden he t. it wasn't. wn't second time same thing. thi it wasn't. this time he says i did it and i and issued an apology.polo at what point do you say enoughg is enough already? all right.it background on this story.nd oto this happened during the duke versus enon basketball game.am grayson allen on purpose ic elon basketball player they gavv him technical foul. f he goes to the bench and throwst a temper tantrum which to me is even wors