and the mittens, and a little bonn-bonn for national chocolate candy day.ountains, 38 in lancaster, but chilly 30 degrees in millville. even colder in atlantic city, we've got some northwest winds, brought in colder air, and the temperatures are as much as 28, 29 degrees colder than they were 24 hours ago. now, few stubborn clouds in the city this morning, other places seeing sunshine. 40 degrees in philadelphia, but it feels like 35. won't have any precipitation today. but we will tomorrow morning. in the meantime, enjoy the sunshine when it is here. 42 degrees by lunchtime. probably 43, 44 for high temperature today. which is pretty seasonable, for almost the end of december. that's your weather authority forecast, time is just about 8:30. and we are checking on this car fire, pennsylvania turnpike northeast extension, this is the northbound side of the extension, just after the lansdale exit. the fire is on the shoulder of the road. and all lanes are blocked right now. so, avoid that part of the northeast extension right now. >> disable vehicle, on roose

a surveillance camera spotted a man trying to open the door of the bonn bonn restaurant. a man later returned with a shovel, he then went in, grabbed a cash register and took off. >>> new jersey lawmakers are accusing governor chris christie of trying to get what they call a revenge bill passed. a state senator claim the measure is targeting newspapers that covered christie on the bridge-gate scandal. the bill would eliminate the law that requires legal noticing to be posted in the papers, those notices make up a large part of revenue. this comes weeks after two former christie allies were convicted of causing a traffic jam on the gw bridge in 2013. prosecutors said the aides retaliated against a democratic mayor who refused to endorse governor christie. the governor was not charged and denied knowing about the scheme. >>> less may be more for eagles quarterback carson wentz in the remaining three games of this season. the birds are looking to cut down the number of throws wentz makes every game. right now he is on pace to set eagles team and rookie records for passing at

he already bonn won but wants to move his agenda. >> he knows he did not get a majority on november 8th. he's trying to fire up and pressure congress to follow his lead here. >> trump is also dealing with recounts in the upper midwest. today in milwaukee election workers pulled large crates of ballot. clerks in wisconsin are starting to recount ballots. those clerks have lee way in terms of how they do this. >> you're talking about 48 counties recounting ballots by hand. 14 counties feed them through scanners. ten others do some of both. jill stein calling for recount. clerks have to finish by december 12th. and we've said based on history of recounts this will not flip the results and cost donald trump the election. at the same time, there is a coordinated plan, some of it within the electoral college itself, to deny trump his victory. >> and because on election night we didn't actually vote for the candidates. we technically voted for groups of electors who are committed to voting for clinton on trump. committed to mr. trump say they are under frosh break the pledge and not vote for h

bonn fisnoider joins us with details. >> we have the advantage under way, big snow, possibly up to two feet in some areas, isolated areas. here's the way it breaks down, rain develops along the front to the south. then coastal weather develops, that's why we are calling this a nor'easter. keep in my opinion, it's more a rain event. long island, we'll be watching for that heavy snow though to build in tonight and tomorrow. behind the system, it will be a fast mover, that cold air will come in over the warm waters of the great lakes. we will see lakesque snow bands that will also be significant so a stormy day for a good portion of the east. >> 68thing word from the outgoing secretary of state john kerry directed at israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, following days of heated debate over the west bank settlement controversial vote. israel's leader is fighting back, looking past the current administration. andrea mitchell has details. >> reporter: getting personal. a fiery war of words between secretary of state john kerry and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, with presid

first, meteorologist bonn fisnider, with millions of americans heading back to work. so what's it looking out there? >> rainy and icy across parts of the northeast and new england. we are not expecting too much in the way of accumulation. just about an inch of lake effect snow around the lake areas. keep in mind, we're looking at another storm on thursday that may bring more substantial snow. in the meantime, temperatures are unisn'tably warm. we had record she's across the country. that's a look at the beg weather story of the day. now, here's a closer look at the . >>> temperatures are cold into the northern plains but the snow has stopped and the blizzards is over in rapid city. city, 35 degrees there, into the 40s across the mid-west. another mild one with a potential for record breaking numbers in the southeast. so, betty, very mild temperatures across much of the country today and tomorrow, by the end of the week, that may change. >> we'll enjoy it while it lasts. thank you bonnie. >>> fists fly in the streets of peru. plus another sony hack is taking aim at bri

previous button pushers include bill and hillary clinton and now bonn kay moon. >>> well, preparations are underway for the big celebrations new year's eve will bring to town. >> metro will be open until 3:00 sunday morning. extra police will be out on the roads looking for drunk drivers. there's no reason to get behind the wheel if you have been drinking. the washington regional alcohol program is sponsoring another night of its sober ride programs. it will pay for a cab worth up to $30. >> this is a celebratory time but also a dangerous time of year. it's one of those holidays where traffic deaths involve drunk drivers. >> put this number in your phone and let others know about it as well. we'll tweet it out as well so you can share it. those sober rides cannot be stressed enough. >>> a long election season, mass shootings and celebrity deaths have a lot of you ready to say good-bye 2016. >> it's felt like a tough year and a lot of people agree with that. the associated press and time's square alliance found 55% of americans are hopeful that 2017 will be a better year for them person

as can you possibly see the kids could not wait for the rib bonn suting. all over it long before it happened and to -- we have a lot of fun out here and able to teach cooperative play and play of some skeel. >> okay. so what do you call the nutcracker ballet when dock dancing for all they are worth. >> but first, if you ever needed a crew, here it is from redwood national park in humboldt county. use the #abc >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up at 6:00 a troubling report on a group that's snowed to keep watch on the nurses at your local hospital. it's important information for patients everywhere. >> also we'll take you live to oakland where it's now the city council's turn to decide the fate of a plan to keep the raiders in town. >> plus, i never in my wildest dream thought i'd literally get there. it was pretty surreal. >> "rogue one" is just about here at 6:00. the director and cast members talk about the magic of the new "star wars" movie. that's coming up at 6:00. >> see you then. >>> finally all heard of the christmas classic "the nutcracker" and now it's t

bonn but when american forces and the general discovered to be in the foxholes with the white soldiers. >> it was partly truman's ader the face with thetrum but reality and destiny of theity korean war. so johnson gets most of the credit. and partly the wasn't just a full-blown southerner to beck pn of black person in the south >> as a love that comment of the administration we have a phone call of the tremendous calling on christmas morning of all the of legislation to say only half of those items began with us. and very much appreciatedreciate the groundwork. so they sat on this very stage to the truman libraryo had thene honored him in that way? t >> [inaudible] >> with a prisoner of warorget r camp. through dna so they could be put to rest with all of those forces. >> we need to wrap up so rami does it all mean? with the supremacy in we have done a great job of that and the story is for what policy can be.f ovt truman was not likee that.al so true and demonstrated but there was a nature of leadership that toleratedalleng. a longhur for a long time. with that constitutional aspect i

out and then you go to the budget committee meetings to work with constituents to get a head that bonn would is coming at us to work with the staff then you go home for three weeks then go home for one week to do the politics and run for office. and i promise to be in every county once a month. that was not clear thinking that was a doozy but it was great. >> we just had lives change in virginia and yours changed somewhat how has that been to have the district that you are used to correct. >>. >> is okay. i don't know how what happened. is a blur. i taught my students 18 years now there are dispersed through the region but you almost wonder somebody designed it and to run through them twice. you can meet to new people pet it is hard work. you can introduce yourself to share ideas when you are new people leprosy skeptical of politicians berger you have to say here is what i believe san here is the proof. >> and here is what you believe it is clear in the book. [laughter] you say the same thing back home and anywhere else. so my sense is people are very receptive to this conversation. >>

years ago you and your wife took your life's savings, you sold your minnesota cycle and bonn borrowedoney. you are the poster boy from the american dream. you pulled yourself you have by the boot straps. is that environment coming back for you to the point where americans believe if they start to take the same chances you took because they believe the american crimes attainable again? >> that's the best leading question i have ever had. the fact that the dow has gained more since the election of donald trump than it gained in the previous 11 months tells us we are seeing a sign and a hope. but when you come to the small businesses, the reforms necessary to reinvigorate small business, the things i got to start, that will be about the hard work of deregulating where it's been overly regulated. reforming the tax policy and that will be one of the challenges. we can't just be a government good for big companies that will overcome bureaucracy. we have to respect the small business, able to start on a shoe string. i see hope for that but we have a ways to go still. charles: you are one of

. >> steve bonn nonis the senior adviser to the president of the united states. he has a website that terrorisms contend is their base. >> when i first heard that was tweeting about something that was on this broadcast a number of tweets, again factually incorrect tweets last night, i kept thinking doesn't he have a briefing book on isis to be reading. >> joining us to discuss the alt-left media's blatantly bias, the host of the upcoming series, michelle malkin investigates. i have not seen you. i miss you. so happy about your daughter doing better. congrats on the new show. >> i appreciate that. i have a lot to celebrate this holiday season, not just the election results. >> and your daughter is doing great. >> seeing you is a joy. >> cnn colluded with the clinton campaign rnls yes, they did. >> and they got caught. >> yes they did. >> and then they colluded with the dnc by getting questions from the dnc for trump. isn't that fake news? >> it is the textbook definition of fake news, manufactured, narrative. this is something i've been covering for as long as as

we have brands like filtering the bonn think about designing for women in the middle east.arting to think about, but consumers want more products and better communications and full engagement from these kind of global brands thinking about them. da: you talk about communications. what are you referring to question mark how should the global brand speak to the muslim consumer? labelda: don't just put a on a product. i do not want to think i am second-best. these young muslim consumers are saying we want the best of products, the best of brands designs. they are saying don't just muslims are concerned, and -- a: isn't it true it goes beyond lifestyle products? , friends to, dating give as a sense of the potential for companies. to young when we talk muslims and we say, what does it mean to have a sharia compliant, muslim friendly brands, they say, this helps me live my life in the 21st century. it is across all brands. travel, music, we have boy bands and pop music. who am i seeing reflected back at me and what products are going to help me live a more wholesome lifestyle? th

brian: let's talk about the we are out at the national har bonn or saturday. plus the unwrapped toys for toys for tots at 11:00 to 3:00. races this weekend. the single bell 5k. it's crisp saturday at the pentagon row. 30's at 7:00. climbing to the low to mid-40's. saturday afternoon is the upper 40's. same on sunday. if you need to last leaves out it should be dry. looking beyond it appears going through the time we will see things start to adjust a little bit going long-term. so be prepared for a shift in the pattern. 40's for the weekend. 40's next week. i will tell you as far as moisture is concerned the next chance of rain looks like isolated on summed but widespread on tuesday and wednesday. we need the rain. that is a look at the weather. now for a look t jamie? jamie: it's a slow one. constitution is bumper to bumper. see it here near 12th street. as heavy we are on 12 and richard reeve knows how slow it is. richard: moving or not moving? that is the question. we are not moving at all. near 138th street where authorities are diverting traffic over. the

>>rebecca: the visibility is good we're not trying any delays as far as the in bonn flights but of coursenks is a riot and wishes system sunshine for christmas eve. >>robin winston: not even an eye on the bridges and if you need to get from the east bay those are the two most busy as bridges throughout the morning commute it is not going to be completely smoothes if you have to get to work this morning you will be ok slued take a little bit longer for this commune it is very light heading into san were fell eight minutes from the tall of highway 1010 minor accident ride around san marco that is why you have this crowding out his work and to bay. check out the drive times it is not bad into got out to 42 in concord it is really the only slow stretch a 20 minute track looks great to come to costa county >>robin winston: highway 10119 minutes to get from 85 from 237 we haven't found any major hotspots for the east or south bend it is only 11 minutes to work away from 101 over to the 85 split. >>james: this happen in the corner of the drive in susan way that is when person was getting home. >

. >> anthony: the sultan family own a small farm in the bonne saila area of the eastern gaza strip. and her husband are unusual in that they cook together. this is not typical in this part of the world or in this culture. they use their own fresh-killed chickens to make the gazan classic maqluba. a traditional palestinian dish comprised of layers of fried eggplant, tomato, potatoes, carmelized onions, and chicken sautéed and simmered in a broth with nutmeg, cinnamon, cardamom and rice. it's a big family, children and grandchildren all living under the same roof. and it can get chaotic. so, lets talk about food and eat food because it's just sitting here. >> laila: yeah, yeah, yeah. sure. sure. sure. >> anthony: what do we have here? >> laila: okay, so this is called maqluba or maqluba. traditionally made with lamb and this case chicken. [ speaks arabic ] they're very concerned that we're being very rude and we're not. >> anthony: yeah eat. >> laila: we're not allowing, no the others to eat. no, he's saying how can you be eating and you're letting everyone stand. >> anthony: wow. >>

despite the visibility of the shot this is why we're having those delays over three hours for those in bonnsystem we're getting in the bay area to bring in a lot of cool temperatures >>robin winston: it is already slow on the '80s from richmond park when all the way of to highway 4 definitely a stretch to avoid a fairly new in involves an overturn vehicle it will probably get worse only 33 minutes from a west from hercules down to the maze the we would definitely keep an eye on ... [take: on cam]çáááon camáááÑ another big story we are following this morning... the two juveniles accused of starting the massive wildfires in tennessee >>mark: 14 people were killed when the fire broke out and got an bird more than 2400 homes and businesses were destroyed if convicted they could spend 60 years in prison prosecutors are considering more serious charges against a juvenile is including murder >>darya: this comes after the service started using drive the cars to pick up passengers yesterday. >>gabe slate: they argue they do not fall on the state the position of an autonomous vehicle to requires a la

officer glen bonn met this boy in the fall. he noticed that he was riding a worn skateboard. speaking with his mom this officer told him that he would buy him a new skateboard for christmas if he pulled up his grades and kept up good behavior. as promised he showed up christmas morning after the good grades were maintained, he had a brand new skateboard. he said he had broken his old skateboard a few weeks ago and he was happy and thankful for the new ride. a testament to the fact you need positive influences in your life and some incense tiffs and you can do anything. >> i love the new wheels. i'm sure he's happy this christmas holiday. nice little gift there. >> did you get any good gifts this holg day? >> i sure did. >> you rocking some new earrings. >> yes. >> and they sparkle as well. very nice. >> thank you, hubby. we had a great christmas, hopefully you did, too. still enjoying hanukkah. it's 54 degrees in san francisco and as we go through the week it will be warming up, up to 60 degrees. it stays dry over the next few days, we will be watching to see if we will have

kathryn johnson, dorothy bonn and mary jackson were a small group of mathematicians and engineers. they were referred to as colored computers. they have launched the first americans into space. here is the trail for the film. >> you all go employed riding around in this pile of junk. >> you're welcome. >> to sit on the back of the bus. >> do you have identification on you. >> nasa. >> nassa i didn't know they hired women. the best i could do is give you an es escort. >> three black women chasing down policemen that's a god-ordained miracle. >> 14 days astronauts will be here for training they're shooting humans into space and it's never been done before. >> i can't believe. >> she can handle any number you put in front of her. >> etcetera about inventing the math. we're not going anywhere. >> that's john glenn. >> what do you do. >> calculate your loss. >> equal rights. i have no righted in every color. >> would you wish to be an engineered. >> i wouldn't have to. i've already been one. the i don't know if i can keep up in that room. >> make that pencil move as fast as your mind do

when bonn yields go up that means bond prices are going lower. that is the next chart, don't get freaked out, the 20-plus year etf. this is what the hedge funds love to trade, people. this is one of those leveraged etfs that lets treasurers double with firepower. i think that they are really unsuited to invest in because they rebounce everyday. you can lose a fortune on them and they can eat into your returns. but it is worth watching to see where things are going. we are using this as an illustration. what is said about the tbt? the tbt blew 30 in july. you can see the bottom. this is december. since then it's been on the rebound. lately the darn thing, the recent break out within he thinks it is for real which reflects the break down in bond price possess thp is ultra short etf. when bonds go down it goes up. if marina is right bonds have a long way to go. and rates have a long way to rise. traul short long-term treasury etf, momentum indicators like relative strength index, that is signalling. great. moving average convergence, wow, look at th

so, yeah, i think that donald trump ought to have a blue rib bonn commissioning to go after these things, because apparently the government's not able to do it. liz: yeah. >> so i think that's a good way for him to approach this. liz: that's a good point. on a separate issue, chuck, the dow is veering toward the 20,000 point. it's less than 100 points away. what do you think, good sign of things to come? >> well, it's certainly -- i think it's a sign of hope. i think it's certainly a sign of hope on the part of small business and on business in general. i think that they understand that regulations will be done away with, a lot of these things will be done away with on the first day in office and over the period of four years. excuse me. i think that they know that taxes are going to be cut, that things are going to be brought more into a reality basis -- we're finally going to have a president who is in charm of government -- in charge of government, who will make an environment that is conducive for us to do business for a change. and i think that's what's happen limited understanding.

. >> the women, catherine g johnson, dorothy bonn, and marry jackson, were part of nasa's group of human>> oscar winner octavia spencer the first to sign on. >> when i learned these women did make these contributions i felled compelled to be a part of there is the edge of their stories. >> just now on our way to work at nasa. >> i had no idea it hurt. >> quite a few women. working in the space program. >> as women and as african-americans, they saved and broke down many barriers. >> of course it was unfair. >> that's the way it was, yes. >> what you going to do? >> throughout the obstacles, throughout segregation, throughout jim crow, throughout the discrimination, sexism, these women did not allow that. >> of the three women, only catherine g johnson still living, in 2015, president obama awarded her the presidential medal of freedom. jamie yuccas, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> that's "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 officers say, this is the face of the shooter who gunned down a 81 year old woman, on christmas eve. tonight why they say he did it. >> and the family found safe after

bonn bonnie schneider in new york. still ahead, president obama's push to save the legacy. what he's doing in the last weeks in office. next. >>> in the next hour, we'll ask a member of the intelligence committee what her biggest fear is when it comes to computer hackers. >>> a new gallup goal calls president obama the most admired president. joining me now, democratic strategist, daron johnson, regional director of obama's 2012 campaign. happy new year to you. >> happy new year, stephanie. >> you know, talk of obama's legacy really started during the campaign. in fact, obama encouraged support of hillary clinton to bolster his legacy. and he is still making a case for it. listen to what he said during his last weekly address of the year. >> poverty is falling. incomes are rising. in fact, last year, folks' typical household income rose by $2,800. 20 million more americans know the financial security of health insurance. our kids' high school graduation rate is at an all-time high. we have brought 165,000 troops from iraq and afghanistan, and took out owe bin laden. >> he r

agreement and bonn process was about in 2001, it rooted in the p-5 and the u.n. so the u.s., russia and china all members of that p-5 groups with the 6 plus two, the neighbors a core part of the formula and at essence it was about accepting and to your earlier point neighbors accepting the sovereignty of afghanistan and a process to build legitimacy internally with the recognition of that sovereignty so i think there's a precedent for it. a lot has gone off track since then, a lot of water under the bridge and we're in a new regional environment but i think some elements of that basic recognition of afghanistan sovereignty and building on those common interests for stability is possible. >> great, thank you. we're running out of time. we have about five minutes for questions so i'd like to take maybe two, three questions together so if you have a question, can you please raise your hand, wait for the microphone, give your affiliation and keep it to a brief question. do we have any questions? so i'm going to take these two questions, this gentleman first, would yo

patience and give yourself plenty of time right now the showers have calmed down and we have support in bonnowers that really is all we are tracking right now very light in nature not really impacting you too much we're still seeing you the visibility here with a live camera overlooking as a fall if you're headed to oakland or san jose we're not track in the delays as far as the storm is concern that is good news look ahead for the holiday weekend we might have a sprinkle or to weaken the small one for christmas eve. >>rebecca: keep that nine men sure is nice and toasty even into the 20s definitely going to be called for the next couple of days the ride on the san mateo bridge very nice alive but it was about 92 come out of hey would pack but now it's a pretty good, new fall of heywood over to foster city and san mateo. >>robin winston: you cannot see the traffic because the camera is one its move selling all the way across into the north and. >>darya: a big story this morning a jet boat passengers said that he and his has been kicked off the fly the plane was headed to sfo and witnesses sai

but those wealthy people are not so unhappy now because the stock market has bonn up so much becausef us. [cheering] melissa: the dow gained more 1300 pounds since election day. legs than 250 points from 20,000. joining me, scott martin, kingsview asset management. fox news contributor. along with jack hough, baron's senior editor. start with you, jack. what do you think of the rally, how much momentum does it have behind it? >> it has enough. the dow and s&p 500, it beat it this year. if you look six out of thpast seven years the s&p was ahead. what is different between the two? the dow has more banks and more old industrial companies. less exposure to the dot-com high-flyers. i'm not sure that trump is maybe driving the market a little bit higher but what he is really driving a fierce rotation out of these go-go dot-com stocks into some old industrial businesses and new sectors we haven't seen work in a while. melissa: that is a great point. scott, let me ask you, the market is supposed to forecast what it thinks will happen six months down the road. i haven't believed that for a l

return to bonn this ice >> vicki: >> vicki:thailand's crown prince has returned to bangkok and accordingate t-v, formally assumed the throne.he presided over a ceremony marking 50-days since his father died. >> vicki:the coronation won't be until next year, after his father's remains are cremated. uncertainty, thailand has a new king. crown prince maha vajiralongkorn, 64, officially accepted an invitation by the thai assume the throne. >> vicki:the new rama x will be known as king maha vajiralongkorn bodindhorndevarangkul. the chakri dynasty, beginning with rama i, has ruled thailand since 1782. following the october death of his father, king bhumibol adulyadej, vajiralongkorn mourn" before he took the crown. >> vicki:a temporary regent ruled thailand during this period of constitutional uncertainty. crown prince since 1972 born in july 1952, vajiralongkorn was first introduced to the thai people through his father's home videos, which were shown in theaters across the country. he was educated in the united kingdom and australia declared crown prince and heir apparent in 1972. >> vicki:h

in essence, that was what the bonn agreement and bonn process was about in 2001, it rooted in the p-5 and the u.n. so the u.s., russia and china all members of that p-5 grouping with the six plus two, the neighbors a core part of the formula and at essence it was about accepting and your earlier neighbors accepting the point, sovereignty of afghanistan and a process to build legitimacy internally with the recognition of that sovereignty. so i think there's a precedent for it. a lot has gone off track since then, a lot of water under the bridge and we're in a new regional environment. but i think some elements of that basic recognition of afghanistan sovereignty and building on those common interests for stability is possible. >> great, thank you. we're running out of time. we have about five minutes for questions so i'd like to take maybe two, three questions together. so if you have a question, can you please raise your hand, wait for the microphone, give your affiliation and keep it to a brief question. do we have any questions? so i'm going to take these two questions, this gentlem

basically red solo cups or plastic cubs, rub bonn and the buckles that you can find at stationary storeske a little bit of tape and just like double stick tape and tape it on there and make a santa belt. now i'm going advice you, do not use a hot glue gun, it will melt the plast pick. >> good idea. got some wine glasses that you've made fancy for the holidays. >> well, it's more you know how you forget what drink is yours. you pick -- these are window clings, and they just cling to glasses. take one and cling it on and take it off, and it's great for kids too if you want to put those on and pick whichever, i think you're probably a burgundy drinker or red wine. >> red wine at this time of year. >> you stick that on and remember what your glass is. cool, very nice. >> finally we're going to make this very beautiful -- i mean this is a super festive thing to do. you basically take a bucket, like -- >> nice bucket. >> you can use two liter plastic, you know, like a soda bot physical you cut the top off. you fill it up with -- can you pour a little water in there, like about an inch or so of