likewise, bae will be given opportunity by the tenants for this coordination to address some of bae's concern through site and building designs as well as improving another thing that they could do in term of building orientation to minimize an impact to the tenants. reasons for the new lease. as stated in the staff report -- i'm not going to go through all of them at this point, however, they are indicated in the lease. one that i do point out, though, is that because of the continuing agreement with partner princess cruise, [speaker not understood] has three years to go into agreement with bae. we think it's to the best interest of everyone to allow the lease to be renewed when we do come back to you. next steps is outreach. we had a meeting -- we had made a presentation to the central fund advisory group on november 12. there is a letter from the chairman of the co-chair of that committee that must have been passed to you for support of the proposal to renew the lease for bae. we are continuing with the existing -- with the existing negotiation. there are a couple of item that we s

the second major factor is our work with bae regarding giving the u.s. government through the army corps of engineers to take responsibility ultimately for the dredging of the entrance to the shipyard, that will reduce our capital expenditures into the future greatly and further enhance our competitiveness. and then lastly, the shipyard in 2013 as a part of the america's cup mitigation, the port installed shore side power at pier 70 which bae and commercially offering competitive power to users a opposed to having them bring fuel oil while they're in dock and also benefits the environmental through cleaner air. speaking of the princess enhancement 2007, not ironically, i did it on purpose, actually. [laughter] >> the picture in the slide is of the star princess, one of the first of our ships to be repaired in san francisco 2008. that ship will be back in december of this year in a couple weeks. so, a ten-day service that will employ upwards of a thousand people and [speaker not understood] 50,000 man-hours of labor. i'm going to do a brief introduction a

for your bae and bacon stuffed crust or bae con stuffed crust. get it. >> now matt pellman is in the traffic center. >> what if theaddles of noodles bowl is my bae. that is sad. >> newcastle at 141 we told but this with the waze app, it's taking out the two right lanes and three lanes are getting by and you can see the slow speeds it's causing on 295 and 495 and 95, it's beyond were they all converge, 33 minutes on the southbound travel time, down 896 about double what it should be. in the downingtown area, one at bowling road at pennsylvania avenue it's a new one in lower southhampton and the wells fargo bank and on the roosevelt by friends hospital watch out for a crash this afternoon, and we have the slowing in the u shape going on and the schuylkill to the vine on 95 early crash on the vine, approaching 95 has cleared however you can see the eastbound traffic cleared across town to 295, and this is 42 not too bad and tonight starting at 8:00 working on the northbound side at 295 blocking all lanes starting at 11:00. we'll check it again at 5:

bae and miller were the last prisoners in north korea. i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>> coming up in our next half-hour, we'll take a look at some of the political stories from 2014. stay with us, "action news" continues in just a moment. waiter: here's your check. oh! you--you got it. you know, since i got rid of my car, i really enjoy walking. ok. got it? no, i'm good. announcer: getting pulled over for buzzed driving could cost you around $10,000 in fines, legal fees, and increased insurance rates. oh, you're home early. you live with your mom? announcer: that'll set your game back a few years. buzzed, busted, and broke because buzzed driving is drunk driving. >> good morning, 6:00 a.m., on this saturday, december 27. here's some of the stories we're following on "action news." >>> philadelphia police are looking for a robber that held up a store in the overnight. >>> investigators are looking at a hit and crash and whether it killed an elderly woman. >>> first, meteorologist has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we have g

kenneth bae and matthew todd miller. had been held for two years. >> i just want to say thank you all for supporting me and standing by me during this time. >> reporter: freedom for bae and miller came less than a month after the release of american jeffrey fowle. all this follows a bizarre d disappearing act by kim jong-un. he may have had ankle surgery. number seven, tragedy and heartbreak in south korea. a ferry capsized killing more than 150 people. adding to the family's anguish, images of the captain baabandong ship now serving a prison sentence. number six, a mass kidnapping that started a movement. more than 200 nigerian girls snatched in their boarding school by the terror group boko haram. the twitter hashtag becomes an international rallying cry. but months go by. the leader of boko haram said the girls had converted to islam and had been married off. middle east tensions, a palestinian boy kidnapped and killed. in july, israel launches operation protective edge in response to hamas rocket attacks. after weeks

. >> how is it different from kenneth bae or matthew miller?> as i recount in my new e book, the last p.o.w., newman is definitely in somewhat of a different category. he went to north korea, wholly unaware that his past was going to catch up with him. and apart from these very casual comments, he didn't do anything to particularly set off any alarm bells. in contrast, kenneth bae, who was recently released but had been sentenced to a very long prison term, he had used two groups that he was using as a front to proselytize his christian faith. in the club, the language bible, again, proselytizing inside of the room, which the korean regime takes great offense to. but the crime, in the eyes of the north koreans, dated back to the korean war. and it was a very different kind of situation, and then once the north koreans had him in custody, they interrogated him. and at a certain point, it became clear that they made a mistake, and then the challenge was, how do you figure out how to let this guy go without losing face, after taking the drastic st

that's bae systems. that's inspired work. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: president obama may be ready to announce his nominee for secretary of defense, later this week. it was widely reported today that ashton carter will be the choice, after he's thoroughly vetted. he served as deputy defense secretary from october 2011 to december 2013. white house spokesman josh earnest would not confirm the reports, but he spoke highly of carter. >> he's somebody that certainly deserves and has demonstrated strong bipartisan support for his previous service in government. he is somebody that does have a detailed understanding of the way the department of defense works. i think for all these reasons it's been widely reported mr. carter has been on the short list. >> ifill: chuck hagel resigned as defense secretary last week, highlighting ongoing tensions between the pentagon and the white

here's one that would make linguists across the country, stop saying bae.he 40th anniversary list of words to be banished for misuse overuse, and plain old uselessness. most of the words were suggestions from the public. >> first on the list is as kris mentioned, bae, with that kind of holding with the end of the word. it was introduced by pharrell. also on the list polar vortex that is so last year. foodie enhanced interrogation, and cray cray as in crazy. got to like that one. >> i just like crazy. says it more clearly. >> yes, it does. >> thanks so much for joining on this last day of 2014. we'll see you next year. >> when the ball drops. >>> today on ak"access hollywood live," who would rip angelina jolie in this town. what producer is that wild? things are getting heated in this town. >>> and kate middleton stuns again and jennifer aniston gets an awesome wakeup call. >>> former "scandal" star columbus short is here and talks about his troubled year. he's had a bad 2014. but i think he's got a big 2015 ahead. "access hollywood live" starts right now. c

they want to end bae which a apparently is a term of endearment like bae. >> yeah good they don't like polar vortex, katie so keep that in mind. and also, bad word this year foodie for food fans and cra-cra. >> yes, that is right. >> that t is cracra. >> none of that. >> in the for 2015 good what do you say. >> some sweet treats have been recalled, three on your side with the growing problems in carmel apples. >> it is biggest party in the big apple, security extra tonight for new years festivity in times square. we will go their life to see how they are preparing for 1 million people. >> it will be a party. >> it is, we will be right >>> coming up at 6:23, how will it feel. >> it will be chilly for sure but thinks almost january for us. we are normally used to having some cold air at this point in the year, so the kind of cold that we will experience here today is granted technically below average but not unheard of. looking at storm scan three light lake enhanced snow with westerly win but we will not see any of that snow. we will have clear skies. high pressure is on our side and it

that's the baes part about it. that's when true competitors go against it. >> well, in big d, they're preparing as well. a win in philly would help ree erase that memory of the thanksgiving day drubing they put on them. >> i don't think our football team played as well as we are capable. i think guys will be ready to go. it's a good football team that we're playing against. ultimately, we have to play a lot better than we did in that game. i'm excited to see our guys step up to the challenge. >> cue the music. lincoln financial field, eagles cowboys, nbc 10 is your place for comprehensive coverage. be sure to watch our special live post game report. it's all sunday, where else but right here on nbc 10e. >> one final note to pass along. still not o i shall if, the team has not announced it. the phillies will get right-hand pitcher zach efflin in the deal. that's sports. i'm danny pommells. we'll be right back. >>> in new castle county tonight,reads made its way through middle town. they make their way from maine to

that's bae systems. that's inspired work. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> and the william and flora 9hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the debate over what american agents did to terror suspects in the years after 9/11 was rejoined today at full volume. a sweeping senate report leveled damning charges against the central intelligence agency and gave graphic details of how it carried out interrogations. >> history will judge us. by our commitment to a just society governed by law, and the willingness to face an ugly truth and say never again. >> ifill: it was late morning when senator dianne feinstein, who chairs the intelligence committee, came to the floor to addres

that's bae systems. that's inspired work. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: we begin with that missing airliner in indonesia. the mystery came into better focus today when search teams found the remains of victims, and mangled metal, off the coast of borneo. shaken, grieving relatives of the victims filed out of a crisis center in surabaya after their agonizing wait ended with a jolt. a short time earlier, as they watched indonesian television, images of bodies and wreckage flashed on screen, with no warning. the multi-national search had found what it was looking for in the java sea, as indonesia's nati

he pitch it is baes it back to and throws it to swifts. an unreal trick play. st. joe's prep repeat as state champions. and congrats to the northwest raiders from west oak lane. they win the pop warner super bowl in florida. young four tonguchdowns 26-6. and la salle beat drexel and mariota won the heisman trophy. we'll see you after sunday night tonight. have a good one. >>> i guess you get what you pay for when you're sitting in the front row. you're right in on the action. check this out from last night's sixers game wells fargo center. a pass goes wide and into the stands. one unlucky fan gets doused with her beer. doesn't look too happy about it. >>> mon'ne davis is paying it information. she's motivating girls to take charge of their health and independence. she spoke in northern liberties. she joined other young women to talk about health will, positive body image and self-esteem seem. the event is part of a weekend of promoting women's empowerment. >>> the time is 5:58. a philadelphia family says somebody fire bombed their house and is this not tis this the

that's bae systems. that's inspired work. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> supported by the john d. and >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the people of pakistan were staggered today by the worst terror attack in at least seven years. when it was over, scores of young students lay dead at the hands of taliban gunmen. chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner begins our coverage. >> warner: the wounded children were brought to a hospital in peshawar, one after another. some on stretchers, others in the arms of teachers or parents. their dark green school uniforms, bloody. most of the dead were students at a military-run school f

that's bae systems. that's inspired work. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you're own chief life officer. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: it turns out the summer surge of economic growth was even stronger than first thought. revised figures today showed the best performance since 2003. the government said the economy expanded at an annual rate of 5% from july through september. that was even better than the 4.6% showing during the spring months. we'll take a closer look at what's behind the numbers in just a few minutes, after the news summary. >> woodruff: wall street took the economic data as a reason to keep buying. the dow jones industrial average closed above 18,000

and bae, if you're fortunate enough not to know that one, it's a term of affection that most of our newsroomees has got to go. >>> when we come back we pay tribute to the famous faces we lost over the last year. my tempur-pedic made me fall in love with mornings again. i love how it conforms to my body. with tempur-pedic the whole bed is comfortable. we actually got our bed as an engagement gift from her parents. maybe that's the secret to marriage. you're gonna stay together if you have a tempur-pedic bed. i told our friends, this is the best investment i've ever made. it's helping to keep us young. i love my bed. (vo) it's your year. treat youself to your best night's sleep with tempur-pedic. here's a question for you: when electricity is generated with natural gas instead of today's most used source, how much are co2 emissions reduced? up to 30%? 45%? 60%? the answer is... up to 60% less. and that's a big reason why the u.s. is a world leader in reducing co2 emissions. take the energy quiz -- round 2. energy lives here. -how old are you kids? -four. seven. nine. we're about the same age.

near beaten or bae way from being beaten?ve to separate where we are at home from west africa. we're at home we've made significant strides to prepare for the occasional case of ebola that we'll see from time to time. in west africa a lot of progress, we've gone from 50 to 100 new cases down to five to ten new cases a day. there is still a lot of work to be done in sierra leone and troubling signs. we're nearing a pivot point in this where the number of new cases in west africa is stabilized this won't be done until we get all the way to zero. like a forest fire, few embers burning the thing can rei go nature. >> garrett: academic medical centers urging them to remove road blocks for people who want to go to west africa can. they assert that we're far far behind our european colleagues in dealing with this. might be something in your lane. should we be doing more? will you try to remove the road blocks? >> i think just to correct one thing, we're not far behind our colleagues in terms of number of help to workers. the america

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. >> bae has all the responsibility. [laughter] >> okay. >> [inaudible]. [laughter] >> but we will come back to you and we will talk some more and have some more specifics for you at the next meeting. >> thank you. >> move on to the next item. thank you all very much for the presentations and, jim, thanks for coming. >> item 12 a, request approval of an amended and restated exclusive negotiation agreement between the port of san francisco and seawall lot 337 associates, llc for the lease and development of seawall lot 337 and pier 48 bounded by china basin channel, third street, mission rock street, and san francisco bay and adjacent to at&t park. >> thank you, amy, and good afternoon, president katz, fellow commissioner. my name is phil williamson, senior project manager of the port development group. here this afternoon before you with an e & a amendment which i will in a little bit of detail and will be available afterwards to answer questions for you along with other members of our project team. since executing a two-phase exclusive negotiation agreeme

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this year's list includes polar vortex, curated, skill set foodie hack, bae which stands for before all else. >> are we all that we don't know that? >> i think that makes it official. the president is ringing in the new year in hawaii. >> the official photographer released a collection of his favorite photos from this year. >> way to go, pete. >> and there are hidden motives behind the history of 2014 inside the corridors of power. in ebola meeting on the white house patio, weekend casual and even feet on the table in the oval office. this seen in the east room as democrats grabbed the president for attention. it was a tumultuous year for barack obama. crises in your crane, a rock and syria. -- in ukraine iraq, and syria. pensive moments like these captured by a man who lurks in mr. obama's shadow, a paparazzo for the president, there with his lens. eruptions of laughter among friends and the first family. this client among air force one possibly inspiration for the hit network series, "house of cards." a father, and mother come and a private moment. he captures the humor coming here wh

, turns out, designer u pen grad, and she here with us this morning, so how you can access riz like baeor our holidays. hey, quincey? >> so, termini's, people in line, this is dina from runnemede, new jersey,. >> i stole these off the counter, they always run out before i get there, can old ills, cupcakes, some of the raviolli's, did you ever have the raviolli's? >> no, but merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> they kick me out of the can i kitchen. hopefully i can bake some more, make some more cannolis for you guys. >> i want their raviolli's. >> you know what you mean. >> i want raviolli's. >> oh, quincy! >> we'll get the raviolli's. >> un know what? big sheet of last san ya. >> and but the you are cake. >> you've had how much butter cake? >> yes, more butter cake, more and more, i just can't get enough. >> oh, my goodness. >> yes, another empty plate. i finished off. today very big travel day, some people are headed home for the holidays. but the weather, out there, it is not making it easy fruitful. >> philadelphia international for a look at things, at least in this vantage poin

according to north michigan's lake superior state university, it's time to say goodbye to bae. paulson may not exactly agree with this, but the words polar vortex. get out of here. it describes an arctic blast that gripped the country last winter. then there are the words, hack, and foodie and cray-cray which just means crazy. >> yeah, i -- nowhere near cool enough to use any of those. we talk about polar vortex. [laughter] >> can you say cray-cray one more time, dave. >> me saying cray-cray sounds cray-cray. >> i would ban monitoring the situation. >> yeah. >> the fluid situation. >> oits out of here -- it's out of here. let's take a live look at bay bridge toll plaza, you can see that there's no traffic and finally 280 at the 880 split same story. we've had a great morning. let's head over to steve. >> thank you, tara. >>> clear, cold, breezy. it will be really cold tonight. freeze warn something out for tomorrow morning -- warn something out -- warn something ing is out for tomorrow morning. >> that will do it for us. watch the ktvu news at noon for more on the cleanup after

so was bae. an aprove yaten for boyfriend or girlfriend. heard this one, hack. also enhanced interrogation. the term the cia used for torture. and a term we're guilty of using, polar vortex. wasn't there a time where we just called it winter. >>> we have new information to tell you about regarding the ravens security director accused of sexual offense. it involves the teams playoff games, plus counting down to the new year and storm team 4 meteorol will help us with her hour by hour forecast. and tracking down the source of the deadly ebola outbreak in west africa. >>> right now, everyone has been rescued from their cars and trucks caught in a snowstorm in southern california. take a look at this mess out there. crews rescued more than 100 people overnight in the san bern mountains. one highway does remain closed. no serious crashes though have been reported surprisingly. >>> well we're not expecting snow for the winter classic but cou actually be a problem. organizers say if the glare is too bright it could delay the game. one news 4 meteorologist got a firstha

activists are acting if requiring a year of sell baes really remains must of a change at all. the new policy brings the u.s. in line with other countries, such as australia, japan, and the u.k. the fda will recommend the switch early next year. >> they can put guns on the plane this time. they could have easily put a bomb on one of those planes. >> airline workers sneaking guns on planes. new questions about security. >>> protecting your children, the investigative unit first exposed how tough it is for parents to access daycare safety records. now we get the government's response. >>> plus too hot to handle, details on a big coffeemaker recall. >>> a major gun smuggling ring has been busted. hard to believe, the guns were moved on carry-on bags. the ringleader was a bag agage handler. he would sneak the guns into the restroom in the airport. brooklyn's d.a. described the crime as truly frightening. >> because not only these guns creating havoc on the streets of brooklyn and throughout the country but now this scheme really poses a threat in temps of terrorism. >> federal agen

just last month, north korea released kenneth bae and matthew todd miller.nt obama has offered an olive branch to iran. when rouhani became president, talks resumed. >> today, that diplomacy opened up a new path towards a world that is more secure. >> i have some concerns about this deal. >> reporter: as for bowe bergdahl, his release came at the exchange of five guantanamo prisoners. >> reporter: mediated through the government of qatar. >> so now the new policy is we don't negotiate with terrorists directly. >> reporter: many complained that the obama administration failed to notify congress ahead of time as required by law. >> we could have done a better job. we could have done a better job of keeping you informed. >> reporter: when it comes to global deal making, obama continues to play it close to the vest. the decision to open relations with cuba is particularly contentious right now. let's turn to political commentator jay carney, who served as white house press secretary under president obama, and bill kristol of "the weekly standard." both are in ou

according to north michigan lake superior university it's time to say goodbye to bae.ve paulson may not like this one but the word polar vortex two words also will be banned. it describes an arctic blast that gripped the country last winter. the words hack and foody are also on the list. as well as cay cay. which as you know means crazy. >>> we have more coverage of the efforts now to reach the wreckage of that air asia plane. major obstacle that is holding up the recovery efforts and also what the airline officials are now saying about that plane crash. >> pg&e is busy this morning working on restoring power. we are live in san jose where there was some of the worst wind damage. >> and the wind a little cay cay there. you can see this is highway-4 looking good. we have a lot of wind advisories to tell you about. >> that wind was crazy. bulldog: the red tags mean save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup: i found a red tag! [laughter] bulldog: mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends soon! >>> goo

. >> freedom for bae and miller came less than a month after the release of american jeffrey for youl. and kim jong-un disappeared for more than a month. may have had ankle surgery and tragedy and heartbreak in south korea. a ferry capsizes off the coast killing more than 300 people. 250 of them high school students on a field trip. adding to the family's anguish, images of the captain abandoning ship now serving a 36-year prison sentence and a mass kidnapping that started a movement. more than 200 nigerian girls snatched from their border school by boko haram. the twitter hashtag bring back our girls backs an international rallying cry. but months go by and in november the leader of boko haram says the girls converted to islam and have been married off. number five middle east tensions erupt. hopes for peace fade. three israeli teens are kidnapped and killed. a palestinian boy is kidnapped and killed possibly in retaliation. in july israel launches operation protective edge in response to hamas rocket attacks. after weeks of clashes and deaths of more than 2,100 palestinians and 70

according to the north michigan university it's time to say goodbye to bae.st steve paulson might not agree with this but polar very vortex is banned. describes an arctic blast that gripped the nation last winter. hack and foody are also on the list. and paulson is cra-cra another word that is simply just means crazy. >> don't let steve hear you say that. >> cra-cra. >> he is crazy in a good way. >> in a good way. >>> let's check in with tori campbell. let's see what is coming up on mornings on 2. >> good morning. coming up on mornings on 2, we will have a look at the top trends of the last year including the single biggest news story of 2014. meanwhile russian president vladimir putin sent out dozens of new years eve messages to world lead evers. we'll tell you what he said to president obama and the one head of state who was absent from the list. and outraged at play-doh. we will tell you the original intent for this baking item that is definitely not family friendly and how the company is responding to the strong post christmas backlash on social media. >>

they intend to carry on many bae banners before they were taken down a few hours ago. they said, we will be back, this is just the beginning. what that means, we don't yet know, but i think it's safe to say that they have in the last two and a half months managed to politicize the next young generation of hong kongers here, and that seed has been planted regarding political reforms and dialogue. what happens next, we'll find out. >> babita, thanks for joining us with that update from hong kong. >>> drug resistant infections will kill 10 million people a year worldwide by 2050. that is the warning on the new report on super bugs. the analysis says global action is needed if this economic and health crisis is to be averted. here's our medical correspondent fergus walsh. >> reporter: doctors have been warning for years about the growing health threat from drug resistant super bugs. it has taken an economist jim o'neill to put the eye-watering price tag on what will happen if nations continue to ignore the problem. he says drug resistance will cost the world up to 63 trill

. >> bae powell called that lengthy presentation highly unusual in homicide cases especially where therevideo evidence. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> if you or i were on videotape putting our arm around someone's neck and that person then said, i can't breathe and we sat on them and they died, we would be indicted in 30 seconds. the granted jury would take month more than a day possibly, prosbi two. >> the difference says how will and some other legal experts is that the potential defendant was a police officer. he was the one who used a chokehold to subdue garner. >> how did the prosecutors objective shift? >> ideally, it doesn't. unfortunately, prosecutors work with about police officers in twntsz in just about every case. they collaborate a lot. when a prosecutor seeks an indictment for a police officer, they don't necessarily wants that sgeement. >> in esc, says how will, prosecutors use gjz as a shield to give the public the impression that the grand jury is making a decision when, in fact, the prosecutor usually leaves the panel with the impression the pr

[ laughter ] then after that you can call her bae. it's very hard. it's a lot of stress. interesting, justin bieber has reportedly dyed his hair platinum blonde. apparently because apparently he wanted to go platinum one last time. [ laughter ] [ applause ] got a little -- got a little chilly in here for a second. don't go after the biebs not during the christmas season. he's our little christmas angel. [ laughter ] not during christmas season. this is just insane. viewers, i don't know if you heard about this, viewers are upset after discovery channel's "eaten alive" special did not, did not follow through on its promise to show a man get swallowed hole by an anaconda. and according to herpetologist, herpetologists are those who study snakes, according to herpetologists, the stunt failed because the anaconda didn't want none. [ laughter ] [ applause ] that's what the herpetologist said. i feel bad. it's tough to have a job where you're called a herpetologist. [ laughter ] because it sounds like something -- sounds like you might study herpes for a living and then it turn

within of the word is bae which is a term of endearment like baby. >> come here bay. >> and lake supe morning everyone. i'm nicole brewer on this new years eve lots of folks wondering what the forecast will look like for the fire works show, katie. >> i think generally speaking nicole this is a pretty great forecast. it will be chilly but it is coming up on january. not the most unheard of forecast we have ever seen but more about perception this time around. it has been a lot milder last few weeks and today it will be a lot colder. storm scan three featuring even just a little hint of lake effect snow none which affects us here but it is out there to usher in a couple cloud, otherwise expect mostly sunny skies, brisk, cold high of 35 after all. after the the stroke of midnight we are thinking 28 degrees. we will bottom out to 22. happy new year tomorrow we will end up in the 30's. carbon cop which more sunshine. storm by the weekend though vittoria. >> not looking forward to that but we have some sun on this new years eve. may cause, tsunami glare so put the shade down or on. on i-95

one is bae, which is term of affection, not infection. >> no problem with that. >> that doesn't makeis in the ferrell song. >> they have had enough have of polar vortex. >> so have i. >> we all have, yes. >> and the word foodiey don't mind foodie. >> lake superior critics want to end use the of this term cra-cra. >> that is cute, cute. >> yes. >> let's keep it. >> we will keep that one. >> all right. >>> well, crowd are gathering at san diego zoo this new year to see a new baby. >> it is a big day for conservation efforts a as well. gorilla mom jessica is getting a lot of attention as she cares for her four day old son, four days old. baby gorilla coy does not have have a name as of yet, mom and dad have had eight babies but zoo keepers say there are never enough off spring. >> how cute. >> this baby is really important, as gorillas are endangered in the wild. every gorilla birth is perfect to the collection. due to habitat loss in the wild, the species is endangered in africa. >> mom and baby are a huge hit with the visitors at san diego zoo zoo keepers say they will have free run o

some of niece counties you see highlighted in purple bae may get dropped off the board later today butsome cases we'll stay into a winter advisory until thursday. if you're driving to the poconos any time today or tonight you might run into a little bit of accumulating snow. satellite and radar shows you we're going to see a breakup in the clouds early today but then those clouds up to the north will roll in and we might see a little rain or snow shower pop down out of the poconos as well as we go through the afternoon. not any impact from it really but something to keep your eyes on. 41 degrees right now in philadelphia. we have winds in the teens right now and it is feeling like it's in the 30's everywhere so don't be fooled by those numbers. and as we head out to the bus stop this morning bundle up a bit. by 7 o'clock we'll be at 40. it's possible we'll dip to 39 by 8 o'clock and it will be breezy no matter the temperature. so chilly conditions. and on the train station platform this morning your smartphone storm tracker 6 app shows 41 right now. by 8 o'clock 39 and then by noon, up

before. >> you've got to get with it. >> hey bae. >> your kids are little.frozen." >> michael tammero is here. >> you can't get the entire word babe out. >> we've got to save our vowels. >> a big year of entertainment. we were a little busy this year. these are our top stories in entertainment and trends for 2014. news making entertainment moments, our fox light top hits for 2014? first up jimmy fallon took his place on the tonight show in february. he was just crowned the entertainer of the year. 2014's been super for guardians of the galaxy taking in the most domestically at the box office over $332.million. they continue to provide studios and networks with ratings. broadway is booming. it's been a banner year with the great white wave pulling in $1.2 billion. a-listers continue to line up to take center stage from hugh jack man, brad cooper and carol burnett. in music garth brooks is back. the country legend is burning up the charts with his new album. 2014 also brought tragedy. some of the greats have been taken from us including robin williams and joan