babb pass any has more on today's selloff from the new york stock he can change. >> the steep selloff continued today on wall street bringing the dow down 4100s after session lows. we haven't seen that for a long time. energy sem i conductors, industrials, key economic benchmarks wdae all down toy. what's going on?er there are s risks to the market right now. call it a stew.ri ng interest rates continue to be a big story. bond yields are hovering aund four-year highs. and with a potentially more aggressivehi federal reserve year, investors are starting to get a little bit nervous. second there is the earngs question. some would argue that the acceleration in earnings growth thatowered the markets higher will slow down the market next year. finally sentiment lels aret their highest levels in many years. ldman sachs, bank america, merrill lynch released their market indicators, they hit their highest in five years for merrill, and seven for goldman. the global markets have enjoyed their strongest start in any year for three decades. there is littl wonder we are starting to see some pent

. >> all of a sudden there are people that just come right behind me and grab my babb bag. >> the searchnder way for two men caught on surveillance video robbing and shooting a uc- berkeley student. >>> crews in southern california are losing time this morning as the search-and- rescue effort continues following those deadly mudslides. it the thursday, january 11th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. the death toll is at 17. we have the report from the area. >> reporter: you're looking at california's deadliest flooding in decades and search-and- rescue crews are going to be back at it again today searching through these destroyed homes just like this one they went through with dogs last night because the person who lived here is reportedly missing. this area still very dangerous. warnings of gas leaks, power lines down and, of course, houses just like this one that could still collapse. no water or power. this is like the stone age here as one firefighter put it. at least 17 people have been killed in these mudslides. another victim identified as a woman named rebecca reiskin a

now, this was at robert moses state park in babb little lon. say a flight instructor and two teenaged students were in that plain. something obviously went wrong. and the pilot had to make an emergency landing. but just as they were coming in, the plane turned on its side and flipped over and its landing gear ended up in the sand. no one is seriously injured. the two teens ended up at the hospital just to get check out. what happened here, of course, is under investigation. >>> we are less than week away from super bowl. fox 29 in minnesota, of course. we're checking back in with kristen rodgers but first we're checking in way kathy because she's talking about snow. >> yes, we are. we have a little rain through south jersey and delaware. but see the snow in toronto and cleveland? that's coming our way. we'll talk about how much, when way. we'll talk about how much, when and when it moves out this winter way. we'llin the state with morewhen and when ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or m

difficult because you don't have the sort of drug policies and the drug laws that have been sort of peeled babb. you don't have that on the state level necessarily. but i think there are so many difference from doing time in a state prison to a different state prison to a prison in a different state to a prison in a different federal -- it is a lot. i mean it's impossible to really quantify how different the experience is for one person in a the state of mead being at jess on as opposed to another prison on the jess on compound that's five minutes away. >> huge variation. it's hard to generalize. but overall the standard is pretty terrible across the board. but you know the thing with prison conditions -- there is a lot of research on programming. that's something that varies across prisons. that might be a funk of who is the warden, which could change when that warden chains or it could be at the state or county level. it might be depending on where the prison is located. if there is a lot of volunteers in the area. >> if there is a college nearby. >> san quin quentin is a unique prison in the

>> first, though, good day to curl up by a fire coming up next we're checking with bob babb nard for cute is that? >> aww. hi, puppy. ♪ ♪ looks really really cold out there. actually it's beyond cold outside. you're keeping your family and your pets safe. at least you're trying to. another big consideration that may be right here. frozen pipes, faulty heating systems can cause serious and expensive problems during frigid weather. bob barnard live in beth to show us how to minimize the damage during the worse of winters. i'm all ears here. a lot of us live in older homes. you have pipes that may be exposed. do tell. what should we be doing. >> reporter: pvc or old copper piping, wssc which is the water authority here in montgomery and in prince george's county tells us they've been getting a lot of calls from people who pipes burst and side their home. they're often by an outside window here. so couple things they suggest. you can have the water in your faucets at a trickle and that keep the water flowing through the pipes. also keep your thermostat at least 55 degrees or better and t

i menial shah babb, we watched the entire westgate attack go down on twitter. monitoring it. we had key monitoring lists we watched on that. with isis, and syria, we were able to build that list of any where from three to four,000 terrorist accounts at any given time. they do better after the fact once they pick up what the signatures are. but the problem is you are always trailing what the threat actor is. you are not staying out in front of t which is why in cyber security space or some social media companies taking this on, you employ the threat analyst otherwise the technology is always behind the curve. you can weed it out. they are getting better all the time, but ai and machine learning, even with advancements can only detect what are already seen before. and what humans are good at, at least up until now and until they become autonomous machines out there, they are good at gaming systems and figuring out ways around it. so i think in the case of the russians, for example, and i've seen the take downs of their accounts by twitter, and they are hardly making a dent in w