ted thanks ben system. the wind chills tomorrow are going to be brutal! grab the hats and scarves! weather expert tom wachs joins us now with the latest. mostly cloudy and cold tonight with temperatures falling through the 20s this evening. we'll drop into the low 20s by morning. the coldest air of the season blustery. highs in the upper 20s, with wind chills in the teens all day. a few flurries are possible thursday with a cold northwest wind. wind chills in the single digits all day thursday. we stay cold into the weekend before we have a chance for accumulating snow on sunday. toni low: 22 wind: w 10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy, blustery and cold. wind chills: teens. high: 28 wind: w 10-20 mph thursday: mostly cloudy, windy and cold. a few flurries. wind chills: single digits. am low: 20 high: 24 wind: nw 15-25 mph download the fox6 storm center app. it's free and available for interactive radar and fox6 weather forecast. he didn't get food to go, he got cash. and now milwaukee police are looking for the dapper robber who took cash from a jimmy john's on marquette university's c

after the first two crimes, ben rislove installed security the system uses motion sensors to send realtime alerts to his phone. the cameras caught the break-in and the take down by madison police. police say the suspect took a bag full of magic the gathering cards worth about one thousand dollars. didn't know they still made those. he is behind bars this morning facing burglary charges. the owner says this is the first time his store has had a problem with break-ins since opening eight years ago. andy, back to you. we need a gathering. we need a gathering put together. andy: cameras capture a thief taking holiday packages off a front porch in texas. the homeowner watched the video feed from work. you see a woman grabbed the parcels then hopped into a waiting moving truck and drove off. now homeowners in that neighborhood are fighting back. one man filling a decoy box with 40 pounds of bricks. take that. police are also stepping up patrols. andy: neighbors around southeast battling porch package thieves. so people going so far as to install security cameras or having deliveries sent to thei

after the first two crimes, ben rislove installed security cameras. the system uses motion sensors to send realtime alerts to his phone. the cameras caught the break-in and the take down by madison police. police say the suspect took a bag full of magic the gathering cards worth about one thousand dollars. the owner says this is the first time his store has had a problem with break-ins since opening eight years ago. andy, back to you. >> tim, thank you. that is a great game. andy: cameras capture a thief taking holiday packages off a front porch in texas. the homeowner watched the video feed from work. you see a woman grabbed the parcels then hopped into a waiting moving truck and drove off. now homeowners in that neighborhood are fighting back. one man filling a decoy box with 40 pounds of bricks. police are also stepping up patrols. andy: neighbors around southeast wisconsin have also been battling porch package thieves. so people going so far as to install security cameras or having deliveries sent to their office instead of home address. to protect your parc

. >> ben: there is no system of justice.you. you know, i have my family, i have my small kids. for me, my last recourse there is to defend myself. >> anthony: it's very much a do-it-yourself culture. you see that. you can see it in people's homes, the way they are just stacked one on top of each other, built out using spare bits of metal. it's like, "nobody else is going to get it for me. i'll build it. i'll make it myself." >> ben: right. >> anthony: there's a lot of poverty in this city, that is for sure. but there's not a sense of hopelessness or rage. you know they decorate. you know, they may not have much but they decorate. they sweep the street. >> ben: yes, they sweep. there's still a sense of humble ownership in the sense that this is my home and it's going to be safe. it's going to be fine. >> male news anchor: this is a super typhoon and that means sustained winds well above two hundred kilometers per hour. the storm system made landfall just hours ago. we're seeing some forecasts calling for up to one meter of ra

the face of famine with an outbreak of cholera because the water system has ben destroyed and so many medical facilities one study said one-third of the targets have been civilian so the market place, schools , residential neighborhoods. . . every one of those weapons sales congress diweapon salescongress. it was only because of the devastation that so many of our congresspeople have started to speak up and i want to applaud those that have done that like chris murphy, the senator from connecticut, like rand paul a another republican from kentucky and they said finally enough is enough and they force a vote inside the congress and the senate. the first time we've had such a vote in the senate. you would think 100 senators would say of course we don't want to send a senators to this regime but unfortunately then it was 27 of them. it was the beginning. barbara boxer voted the right way. feinstein voted the wrong way. after this talk, make a call and tell her no weapon sales to saudi arabia. so, i mentioned that saudi arabia is propping up the military-industrial complex. we are in a mu

after the first two crimes, ben rislove installed security cameras. the system uses motion sensors to send realtime alerts to his the cameras caught the break-in and the take down by madison police. police say the suspect took a bag full of magic the gathering cards worth about one thousand dollars. the take down is happening here. he is behind bars this morning facing burglary charges. the owner says this is the first time his store has had a problem with break-ins since opening eight years ago. andy. >> tim, thank you. andy: cameras capture a thief taking holiday packages off a front porch in texas. feed from work. you see a woman grabbed the parcels then hopped into a waiting moving truck and drove off. now homeowners in that neighborhood are fighting back. one man filling a decoy box with 40 pounds of bricks. try stealing that. police are also stepping up patrols. andy: neighbors around southeast wisconsin have also been battling porch package thieves. so people going so far as to install security cameras or having deliveries sent to their office instead of

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ben thanks angelica now. a winter storm is headed our way this weekend. the system is expected to drop several inches of snow in our area. weather expert tom wachs is monitoring the storm. he joins us live from the weather center with the latest. weather winter storm watch for all of se wi from saturday night through sunday night increasing clouds tonight. it will be very cold with sunrise. mostly cloudy and quiet during the day saturday with highs in the low 20s. snow moves in from the west on saturday evening. the snow will continue through the day sunday and taper off sunday night. 6-9" of total accumulation is forecast, lower amounts toward fon du lac county. tonight: increasing clouds. cold. low: 13 wind: n snow moving in from the west during the evening. high: 22 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: snow likely. tapering off sunday night. 6-9" total accumulation. am low: 22 high: 30 municipalities across the area -- bracing for the snow. d-p-w crews are preparing for a pretty long weekend -- as they'll work to clear the roads. our myra sanchick has more on how the city of

. >> ben was board with hypo plastic left heart system a rare and deadly heart defect.l never forget when she went up for a regular trawl sound and got the devastating news. >> we see there's problem with his heart. we're sending you for stage two ultrasound to hershey medical center. so i told my husband, this is really bad. >> it was really bad. the family was faced with terrifying options they're baby's live hung in the balance. >> kind of explained it to us. told us we had three choices. we could do nothing and he would die shortly after he was born. we could put him on list for a transplant or we could do the three-stage surgery. essentially allow him to live with the heart he has. >> reporter: the day ben was born he was emergency airlifted to chop for the first of three surgeries at just three days o old. >> a heart disorder that babies born having -- instead of having four good sized chambers they you willy have three chambers to the heart. two pumping chambers but one of the chambers very small and that's the left side. basically what happens use the right side

system put out the lights. >>> officials say 32-year-old rapper became upset and ben franklin after he was told to leave the stage. he threw microphones and speakers from the stage one hit a sergeant in the head giving him a concussion. >>> this sounds like good out of the movie bad santa. hatchables are swearing while in sleep mode. they we pete words an -- repeat words an phrases. not everybody is in agreement. some say they are saying hug me. the company that makes the toys say hatchables have a language all their own that is not cursing. >> and not anything like the language that some parents might be using. >>> 5:49 they are calling it the ring of steel. we'll show you how police are doing a barrier for new year's revellers in time square. >>> surveillance video shows a wily thief stealing from a family's front porch, look at the coyote when "action news" comes right back. >> a thief is on the prowl in frisco, texas. a coyote inasmuch a shoe and takes off -- snatches a shoe and takes off. >> it's bad enough when your dog wants to chew your slipper. >> reporter: looking for the road runner. >> beep beep. >> r

whether or not trump ben fiefit, putin looks like he could crack into american political systems. >> all right. so new trump administration what would your advice be about how to respond to putin? >> i think trump should stop deanying thd denying this report. many others blamg, not china, not iran. and then i think trump should also accept the investigation. he should saend clear message that if putin did it even if trump wasn't beneficial of that they would not let them dictate the terms. >> yes. when you step back on policy it looks like trump thinks he can do a big deal with putin. that is what george bush thought and barack obama thought. the pattern is trump -- the president doesn't deal with putin. >> you know, what kind of deal trump can offer putin. he would like to see it. the moment he sits can putin america lost. you have to negotiation cri. this is one of the knowledgements brought in washington. you know, it's reminding people. now trump, you know a chinese leader dividing the wall. this is putin's dream. what it is now is to reenforce commitment, you know, to quiet the

so a base system that people like alexander and ben sanders at sterling advocate whether supposed to randomly select people but in some way enrich them and make them more informed and better politic that they advocate when they call future and advocates specialized betting market used to choose in turn a kind of policy. and arguably it will be to better outcome than asking experts what they think and you can read a book -- i forget the author but read and talking markets work and better than any other system. a law professor the george mason advocates about political ignorance as well and political ignorance he says, he wants radically decentralized system in which you have lots of different kinds of qualities with different policies, and it is made to be easy to move from one place to another and easy to move, change which government will rule over you. ideally voting rather than voting voting will lead to better politics. >> let me ask you a question about you. on my count and maybe this includes next year you have eight books in eight years. how do you do that? [laughter] >> yeah,

what i see from your work and would also mention ben marlon over the telegraph. system money abroad will flow back into italy. that seems to be the big long-term bet. fix italy will cure itself, itself and all the italian web abroad will come back to italy. do you buy that for a moment? there is a lot of wealth and italy. the key is to get banks to lend again. the economy hasn't and growing for years now. part of that is because banks are just not lending. until they clean themselves up and become healthier again, they will not be able to extend credit. tom: thank you. about on thelk european banks. thrilled that michael holland and others are with us. on the american banks, francine what do you have? francine: i know you like making comparisons between italy and greece. it is just not the same. we will delve deeper into that. i am in the timeout chair right now. coming up on bloomberg radio, gerard cassidy. one of america's great bank analysts. should you on u.s. banks? from london, not rome. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: this is bloomberg: surveillan

we're just showing some clouds and most of the system is out towards the east, towards the sierra nevada. but impressive rainfall totals today, check out ben low mand over 4 inches, oakland got 1.32 inches, san francisco.08 inches and san jose had the least amount of rainfall, under 0.4 inches. here's how it will play out over the next couple of hours, we'll likely see sprifrpg els and light showers south of santa cruz as we make our way through midnight, all of it gone from the bay area and we're goinging to wake up to clear conditions which means very cool temperatures overnight. so you need to grab a jacket if you're doing some early morning shopping and get ready for the next storm, it's coming next week. >> francis, thanks. >>> flooding shut down southbound lanes of the great highway. they're closed from lincoln to vote right now it's not clear when those lanes will reopen. and here is a look at conditions up dm the sierra at heavenly resort. plenty of rain there as well, not quite cold enough for any new snow. tahoe's next chance for snow is tuesday. >>> other news now, a seven-year veteran of the santa clara police department is in

put in stronger defenses so that foreign hacking into our election system simply cannot lie going forward in the next couple years. >> benion shape how donald trump will relate to or exchange with russia? >> well, it can. but i also think a lot of us is just trying to rewrite the election that donald trump didn't really win it. and this is being influenced that russia wanted him to win. look, if russia is trying to meddle in our elections, everyone should want to know about that. it's become political. the reality is, it doesn't affect americans after the election. there's no indication that russia had a massive influence or even minimal influence on the election. i think it's time to move on past this and accept donald trump as the president and let's get down to issues that matter to america. >> christi, i'll take the politics out of it. i'll say i'll accept donald trump as the president-elect of the united states of america. i'm still concerned about russian meddling. they certainly weren't meddling to help the democrats. they were meddling to help the nominee donald trump. i got that part. take the politics out of it

a few thin clouds this morning, that weather system moving out of the bay area as we take a look at how much rain we had. ben low man, over five inches of rain, we did have over an inch of rain for most of us. in oakland 1.5, san francisco, 1.3. san jose a whole .50 inch of rain. we will have another chance later next week, but once again that weather system moving out and you see that snow really getting cranking in the sierra, a lot of that moisture is starting to leave. this is the tail end of that storm system. it's 52 degrees now in san francisco, 50 in palo alto. enjoy this weather, even though it feels cool, this will be closer to high temperatures over the next couple days. yes, about to get chilly out there. hasn't arrived yet. a high today of 53 degrees. we won't see much of those temperatures rising throughout the day, holding steady as those winds kick in and the skies clearing as well. it stays windy, winds rushing in from the north at about 30 miles with the higher gusts and the winds calm down later tonight. it won't be until we start seeing quieter weather moving in. it will be chilly for tod

ben: welcome back to "wisn 12 news this morning." cleanup is underway in wisconsin after the weekend snow storm. here you can see doppler 12 radar showing the storm system that is now leading to problems in michigan and the northeast. the snow is impacting flights across the country. i'm keeping an eye on flightaware.com which tracks flights. there are hundreds of cancelations and delays in the chicago, detroit, and toronto. i've also been watching flight boards at mitchell international airport here in milwaukee. there are a handful of delays and one cancelation. so as always, be sure to check with your airline before heading to the airport. now let's head over to adrienne and sally in the weather center. >> thank you, ben. the cold is the next big story. sally: it is. we are coming in tonight. we night get a little light snow with the cold front. around the metro, not bad. 21-24. now, it is a little cooler at beaver dam at 18. we are going to hold in the low to mid 20s for much of the day today, with a slow fall in the afternoon. now a break or two of the much colder air is coming in later tonight and continuing throughout the day tomorrow. the highs

system is in place. there's a process. click! today, he named former neurosurgeon and current coma patient ben carson to be -- ( laughter ) secretary of housing and urban development. this is surprising because, just a few weeks ago, carson made it clear he wasn't qualified to run a federal agency. but today carson's spokesman explained that he is perfect for housing and urban development because "he did spend part of his childhood in public housing." yes! ( audience reacts ) so get ready for our next surgeon general-- someone who has been to the doctor. ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) and last week, at the first of his victory rallies, trump teased the crowd with a major cabinet announcement. >> i don't want to tell you this because i want to save the suspense for next week. don't let it outside of this room, you promise? raise your hand, promise. cross my heart, and hope to die. now, trump did eventually get around to making an announcement, and it was worth the wait. >> we are going to appoint "mad dog" mattis as our secretary of defense. ( cheers ) >> stephen: okay. a secretary of defense with the nickname "mad dog" does n

ben franklin bridges today. glenn's tracking it all for us tonight. >> we have got the bitter cold, we're also tracking a system that's going to bring some snow, ice and rain over the weekend, depending on where you are, i'm getting new information on what that system is going to bring to each part of the area. your exclusive first alert forecast next. . >>> an arctic blast made for quiet streets in new jersey. you can see just a few people were out in haddonfield. that frigid weather isn't over yet. >> let's take a look at camel back mountain, we have some skiers out there. beginning today, the resort opened for day and night skiing. >>> right now we are bracing for colder weather, our area will see temperatures dipping in the coming hours and coming days. >> we have team coverage with glenn "hurricane" schwartz and sheena parveen on the brutal cold. glenn? >> tonight it's going to feel like it's close to zero in part of the area. it's 22 degrees in philadelphia. this is generally the warmest part of the day, 18 in coatesville, never even got to 20 degrees there, compared to this time yesterday, it's about 20

ben: welcome back to "wisn 12 news this morning." look at this. cleanup is underway in wisconsin after the weekend snow storm. here you can see doppler 12 radar showing the storm system that is now leading to problems in michigan and the northeast. the snow is impacting flights across the country. i'm keeping an eye on flightaware.com which tracks flights. there are hundreds of cancelations and delays in the u.s. this morning. many are flights to and from chicago, detroit, and toronto. i've also been watching flight boards at mitchell international airport here in milwaukee. there are a handful of delays and one cancelation. so as always, be sure to check with your airline before heading to the airport. now let's head over to adrienne and sally in the weather center. adrienne: a lot of people wondering as they wake up this morning what they'll see when coffee extra hot, the temperatures teen and 20s. well, you won't have to shovel any time soon, a couple of dry days. there is bitter cold ahead. no doubt for us about a white christmas. the chill is beginning tomorrow. we are watching friday saturday for a snow or mix. looks like another round of precipitation at the e

systems. more on that beginning at 5:00. ed:ore an a million google acunts have be hacked l to comop yo account safe. nich but first let's see what's new at 50 with ben. ben on nenat 5onight : we continue to follow the breaking news out of giltte stadium. rob gronkowski's season likel. he is set to have back surgery. we have the breaking detai his serious injury. so new at 5:00 police say he , livestreamed himselfpeeding and weaving through traffic before crashing his car. yeah the video that is now key eviden : caught on camera, a frightening scene on a new enan the investigation into what sparked this snowplow truck ed:egk at the numbers the tao finishing at 19,000. the s&p 500 was down. alsoyour enomy this unemployment ticked up again thursdaylast week. nichole: that's right t labor , dertays plications compared to last year. total weekly claims came in below 300,000 for the 91'st straig week, the longest streak since 1970. : at least googmillio accounts hav come enomised after hackers infected android smartphones. cybersecurity experts say the breach is from illegitimate rsionsf anoid ap instled on devices. the hackers have not yet tapped into us

ben cardin: again, these are different issues. talking about here is a foreign government that is trying to interfere with our democratic system. the clinton foundation is a private foundation. that is a separate issue. it is not the same as having the type of concerns about what activities are being done to try to influence an election in a country. i think they are different issues. should we be concerned? absolutely. was that brought out? absolutely. you have to draw distinction about a foreign government trying to interfere with our election system. i don't want to draw conclusions as to the motivation. that is why i asked for an independent investigation to find out why it was done. greta carol is watching in : georgia, a democrat. you are on the air, carol. carol: good morning, greta. give me an minutes i can express myself to the democrat. i am a democrat. for them and for the media to act like president obama did not bring this up in october, that part.uty on your during this election russia had their thumbprint on this. respect, dol due not elect mitch mcconnell to lead the investigation. when you add it up it will be

benning blocking the right lane. we'll take a look at 66 coming up. >>> all right. thank you, melissa. it is 4:34, an early holiday present for metro riders as the transit system ends its latest. surge number 11 on orange and silver lines will wrap up today one day ahead of schedule. the work between east and west falls church started in november. riders also get a break from because of inauguration plans. >> if you tried to get to metro to check the schedule you may have been one of many riders who had problems. riders who use search engines are getting error messages. they say it may take several days to catch up with the changes. recommends going directly to the metro website, wmata.com. >>> a new transportation hub opens in maryland but commuters will have to wait until thursday to actually use it. officials will dedicate dakota langley cross-roads on new hampshire avenue. 12,000 passengers a day are expected to use the new center. bus service from prince george's and montgomery counties will be available. metrobus and university of maryland shuttle will also be at that bus hub. this is the video you are going to be watching again and again today. kirk tha

system is in place. there's a process. click! today, trump named former neurosurgeon and current coma patient ben carson-- ( laughter ) ( ) he appointed ben carson to be secretary of housing and urban development. this is surprising because, just a few weeks ago, carson made it a federal agency, but today carson's spokesman explained that he is perfect for housing and urban development because "he did spend part of his childhood in public housing." yes! ( audience reacts ) so get ready for our next surgeon general, someone who has been to the doctor. ( cheers and applause ) and last week, at the first of his victory rallies, trump teased the crowd with another major cabinet announcement. >> i don't want to tell you this because i want to save the suspense for next week. don't let it outside of this room, do you promise? raise your hand, promise. >> stephen: oh, i promise. cross my heart, and hope to die. ( applause ) now, trump did eventually get around to making the announcement, and it was worth the wait. >> we are going to appoint "mad dog" mattis as our secretary of defense.

system, or it was a blip. i think we don't know yet where someone on the last panel said i think it was ben ginsburg who said it is hard to figure out what's going on. what we had with the trump campaign was a celebrity driven campaign run through social media that went around the traditional institutions and the traditional mediation by the press and others. and it is a question of whether future campaigns will be run this way. whether we'll have a kanye campaign in 2020, whether we'll have a series of celebrities, the oprah campaign, and this will be the new model. if that's the case, we might say money didn't matter for trump. to start off with, he did put $66 million of his own money into the campaign. and in the end, he did not only court the super pac donors. he also, when he started his transition, he literally gave a seat at the table to rebecca mercer as one of the big super pac donors. so it is very hard to know whether this was a transfo transformative campaign or whether we'll see a bifurcation. what i mean is it may be the rules for the president. there is so much free media given to trump. whether

cal moisture being drawn into these incoming system and in the case of the coastal mountains very interesting. you saw the difference in rainfall between benends to fall on the west facing slope of the santa cruz mountains and hill tops. the pattern is not going to stop the next two to three days. it's like a runway or conveyor belt of moisture we think could mean another two to 3 inches of rain coming up the next few days. that is the progression you see the areas of blue and purple could pickup another two to 3 inches of rain over the next two days. tomorrow morning 40s and 50s to start with scattered showers. high temperatures during the day tomorrow into the low 60s around san jose. toward the tri valley highs in the mid 6 0s and around the peninsula, toward san francisco kind of a cool day with light rain showers. highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. so, hour by hour with your forewe'll take you through it here. friday, look at the light rain for the morning as you move evening. still light rain. the next round of heavy coming in right thereafter midnight tomorrow into saturday morning, that rain will get pretty intense at. keep in mind

ben simmons takes a huge step today. >>> a lot going on in sports and a lot going on in weather. because we have a big, cold, massive cold air system coming our way. >> this is the coldest air by far we have had this season. we issued a first alert earlier, we have had in the forecast for ten days, that's why we do 10 i day forecasts, because we knew it was coming a long time ago. thursday an friday are the days we are targeting, the winds gusting about 30 miles an hour on thursday, that's eventually going to bring windchills to near zero. it's 44 degrees without much wind right now, so it's not all that chilly, especially compared to the weekend. it's down to 40 degrees in lehigh valley. and there's some possible snow coming in tonight. let's take a look in new jersey right now, and clayton is at 24 degrees. vorhees, mt. laurel. cinnamonton 44 degrees, robbinsville 42, princeton at 47. as the precipitation moves in, on saturday morning, these neighborhood weather stations are going to be critical because we're going to be going from snow to a wintry mix to rain and hour by hour, you'll be able to check that, along with the forecas

weekend, to ben's point, let's listen to what hillary clinton said about the hack and her personally. >> vladimir putin himself directed the covert cyber attacks against our electoral system, against our democracy, apparently because he has a personal beef against me. >> some critics pointed to that and said, look, she is suggesting the voting machines were hacked. there is no evidence of that. some see her as augusuggesting . broadly, they siee her pointinga finger at russia and saying, this is why i lost the election. not the fact that she didn't go to wisconsin once at all during the general, or these other issues. how do you see it? >> well, i think on the latter point, there's going to be a lot of finger pointing. there is going to be a lot of conversation about what the campaign should and should not have done. but the fact is, they're, you know -- those of us that are going to vote tomorrow as part of the electoral college are heartbroken about this. we will vote for her, particularly here in new york, but we know she didn't win. we are upset about it but we have to move on. there is evidence to suggest the russian hack came from the highest levels of the governmen

system. >> the ranking democrat of the senate foreign relations committee is also calling for an independent investigation modeled on the 9/11 commission. there you see democratic senator bendin of maryland joining us now from baltimore. senator, thanks so much for joining us. >> wolf, good to be with you. thank you. >> so president obama vowed there will be action against russia for the hacking. what do you believe would be appropriate action in retaliation? >> well, i was listening to the president. i think he's exactly right. some of it you'll see. it will demonstrate our ability to use kriber cyber to deal wit who perpetrated an attack against us, some not so obvious. secretary of state clinton is absolutely right saying we need a commission to investigate this. we were attacked after 9/11 and had a dmags gave credibility to the american people we were taking appropriate steps to protect this country and take action against those that attacked us. we need a similar commission, investigation into what russia has done in attacking us during this past election. >> so -- >> i think the obvious way. >> some of the options, senator, include increased sanctions. let's go thro

the justice system hasn't helped this woman, no one has been able to rehabilitate the woman so the defense actually could be she has mental illness we for stealing and it could be valid benu look at it and everything equal, this woman in court was very charming, the judge adore her and released her on $15,000 and she said, thank you, sir, that is very fair. >> richard? >> there are nice criminals and guess what, there are nice murders, too, but he never seemed like a murder but in punishment should be levied. it is unfortunate. >> if this woman were sitting in front you and were prosecuting her you would not want to throw the back at her you would want to have a glass of wine with her. >> not in my house because i would be afraid. >> you would want to check roar stuff. >> it is true, it is a sad commentary on the system after 50 years associate workers, intervention, psychologists and the like have future been able to stop her. it is not to catch a thief, a movie, or real faces and slow faces realty life. thank you richard and rachel. >> we have learned socialite zsa zsa gabor has died at 99 after a 60-year career. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see m

system. they don't like to look to the past as the example of how the future needs to be and i venture to see they love to see somebody like ben carson go in and take an agency, be it hud, whatever it is, and just bring new p perspectives to it so we don't get the same results. >> this is the million dollar question of the trump preside y presidency. the voters who put him in the office wanted to roll a grenade in the room and blow up the system. we don't know what it's going to look like on the back end. putting people in who know something about the subject matter with donald trump's perspective might give the people that they want. but when you're putting people in who have no knowledge of the policies they're about to implement and the amount of money that the federal government spends on these policies, then the questions need to be asked. >> governor huckabee, nancy pelosi says dr. ben carson is a disturbingly poor choice. >> why didn't she say that about donald trump when he was elected. he had never owned anything significa significant, run a business, a lackluster career and a limited career as a legislator. all of th

system. and the top democrat on the foreign affairs committee, senator ben cardin sing the white house sanctionsre good but not sufficient. congress should now complement and strengthen these new executive sanctions. that senator wanting an independent commission to look into the hacking by russians. with that, what do you think about what happened? the presidents actions yesterday? paul ryan also issuing a statement saying -- while today's actions by the administration is -- are overdue, it is an appropriate way to end eight years of failed policy with russia. that is what the speaker of the house had to say yesterday. the foreign minister of russia, mr. live rob was on russia today recently, moments ago. and this is what he had to say. >> therefore, the russian or in ministry along with our colleagues have proposed to diplomats. we have suggested these americans will be prohibited from using their country houses in moscow. we hope this will be reviewed as quickly as possible. host: that was russia today's coverage of the back and forth between the united states and russia over this election ha

ben lomond and santa cruz mountains, a couple spots had seven inches. that was in the hills, in the spots where we didn't have as much of a high population. now the storm system is winding down, getting ready for cool air to move in. a live look in oakland, still maybe wet spots on the roads. we'll check in with mike talking about the wind advisory. right now it won't warm up much more from here. if you're not comfortable now, you won't be comfortable this afternoon. the rm to system moving farther off to the east, taking the cloudy skies. it's 47 in napa, dropping down to 44 in santa rosa and in san jose, 49 degrees. today the high is reaching into the low 50s. that is it. that's what we can expect for the next several days. winds still breezy in oakland, the winds gusting up to 24 miles an hour. now the cold air will be moving in as the rain moves out, breezy winds for the next couple days. then we keep it dry. we won't see another wet weather system until next friday. until then, we will see some calmer weather in the forecast. definitely great news as many people still have to clean up from the storm system that moves through. in san francisco reaching th