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this will deliver business park, country side park. it's been talked about for decades. will the chancellor join me to welcoming new business and to expand? [shouting] >> chancellor. >> i certainly encourage businesses to locate and he is right about this link road. for decades people have called for this link road and for all those years it's true there was a conservative mp but there was a labour mp and nothing happened. now we have conservative for getting the investment that the local area needs. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. on the seventh of september the prime minister told me that he could not remove refugees from the migration target because of the requirements of the national statistics. mr. speaker, i wrote to the ons, and they told me, in fact, it would be possible. the chancellor demonstrate that britain will do its bid and remove -- [shouting] >> first of all -- >> let's hear the answer. let's hear the chancellor. >> we talked to each other in this government. [shouting] >> the cabinet actually gets around and have meetings and discuss things and the

disney world, universal orlando and sea world are among the theme parks installed metal detectors for the busy holiday season. disney will have more police and specially trained dogs on hand and the parks will stop the sale of toy guns. and have banned character costumes for guests 14 and under. it's in response to recent terror attacks including the one in san bernardino. >> the chicago police officer charged in the death of a black teen laquan mcdonald will be back in court, van dyke indicted on first-degree murder. the case sparked protest after the release of that dash cam video that showed van dyke shooting mcdonald 16 times within seconds of getting out of his car. police in south jers very a warning for women shopping solo. a group of purse snatchers is preying on victims in camden and gloucester county. they have been caught on camera, it's happened dozens of times in broad daylight in busy parking lots like this washington township walmart. the purse snatching ring has also targeted shoppers in gloucester township. >> a ups delivery mistake led to a dangerous discovery by a man in oce

disney world, universal, orlando, and sea world are among the theme parks that have installed metal detectors for the busy holiday season. disney will have more police and specially trained dogs, plus disney parks will stop the sale of toy guns and they banned character costumes to heighten security in response to recent terrorist attacks including the one in san bernardino. >> there is no specific credible terror threat to the u.s. over the holidays, that's what president obama said after a briefing at the national counter intelligence agency center in virginia yesterday. the president also offered assurances that the government is doing all it can but he called on americans to be vigilant during the holidays. >> bowe bergdahl will be back before a military judge in north carolina next week, that announcement made yesterday, he will be arraigned on charges of desertion and endangering the safety of fellow soldiers. bergdahl walked off of his army post in afghanistan and held captive by the taliban for five years. critics blasted his release in exchange for five taliban prisoners last year. >> the chicago

systems don't detect passing cars, motorcycles and pedestrians sometimes which can be deadly in busy parking lots. >> being a parent, i see a lot of kids running around these parking lots so that's my main concern. it's something that should be in everybody's mind. >> experts say while the rear view cameras are helpful, nothing beats turning your head and checking your blind spots with your own two eyes. >>> today congress will vote on a short-term measure to keep the governor running while negotiations continue on a more comprehensive budget bill. this is the deadline to keep federal agencies funded but house speaker paul ryan says he is only willing to move that deadline by a few days. lawmakers disagree over what should be included nabil that would extend through the year -- in a bill that would extend through the year 2016. >>> marissa mayer gave birth to identical twin girls yesterday. the 43-year-old said she will take limited time off from work. after the birth of her first child three years ago, she took only two weeks off. meyers made the announcement on twitter yesterday saying, za

huw merriman: the bexhill-hastings link road will finally open this month, delivering a business parkfor a new labor market and a countryside park. the road has been talked about for decades, but it has been commissioned and built in the last five. will the chancellor join me in welcoming new business to relocate to bexhill and hastings, and to expand? mr. osborne: i would certainly encourage businesses to relocate to my honorable friend's area. he is right about the link road. for decades, people called for this road, and there was a conservative mp for bexhill, there was a labour mp for hastings for many of those years and nothing happened. now that we have conservative mp's in both bexhill and hastings, we are getting the investment the local area needs. alison mcgovern: on september 7, the prime minister told me that he could not remove refugees from the migration target because of the requirements of the office for national statistics. i wrote to the ons and it told me that in fact this would be possible. can the chancellor demonstrate that britain will do its bit and remove refu

business. the theme park business has been performing very well for disney this year. ear they will open up shanghai disney. that will open up the shank -- chinese market to the disney theme park experience. i think most investors embrace that diversity that disney has. paul sweeney, thank you. much more ahead. carson block bets against operatesand the stock -- plunges. is the central bank as dovish as many believe? joe weisenthal will tell us. coming up, and exclusive interview -- an extensive interview at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. ♪ good afternoon and welcome back to bloomberg markets. i am betty liu. time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the news. prosecutors say turing pharmaceutical ceo martin up securitiesd fraud. he has pled not guilty. he is free on a $500 million bond. that high $59 bond. -- $5 million bond. some counts concerning other drug company he wants ran -- he once ran. this is not related to his arrest. apple is making management goals. the company has named jeff williams new chief operating officer -- a job tha

they're located on west is sahara in the lakes business park. to learn more about the specials or book an appointment, their information is listed. they have financing and also offer free consultations. >>> do you know someone who true hee makes a difference in the community? you can recognize them with our give back award. head to vegasmorningblend.com. click on give back. one lucky person will receive $500 for the great work they do they're a proud sponsor of this we'll be right back >>> if you can't take a joke, las vegas, then had show may not be for you. lisa lampanelli is known as the queen of mean and never holds back. she has participated in multiple celebrity roasts performs as part of the comedy series at the venetian on saturday. motley crue, performing for more than 30 years, is on its final tour and making a stop in vegas. it's titled all bad things must come to an end. the band rocks the mgm grand garden arena on sunday night. this is the second leg of the final tour. the band's final performances will take place on new year's eve

. >> reporter: they have gotten this surveillance video from nearby businesses. parking lot and staggering appearing intoxicated past this camera. but then they noticed something strange. a car comes down the one way street, turns around the corner goes the wrong way. then anthony disappears from view. lopez says she provided this information to the detectives on the case. >> the department should look into it. >> reporter: while the video places anthony on this street, his family has no idea where he was going. they are hoping his cell phone records might shed light on that. they say the police have subpoenaed t-mobile. the harlem river is half block from where he was last seen and police searched it with divers after the family reached out to senator espaillat. >> we wanted the police to look at all leads to find him. >> reporter: including that strange car. lopez says she believes anthony was the victim of a crime and never went on a trip without taking his dog. >> everywhere anthony goes that he knows he is not coming right away he usually takes sam. >> reporter: his

they have been caught on camera, police say it's happened dozens of times in broad daylight in busy parking lots like this walmart. the purse snatching ring has targeted shoppers in gloucester township. >> i have been guilty of putting my pocket book in the car. i won't do that anymore. i've been guilty of not being aware of my surroundings. >> police arrested three including this guy, still looking for more. >> today convicted cop killer mumia abeale jamal will testify in front after judge about his medical care. the former death row inmate is serving a life sentence for the murder of a philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. he has hepatitis c and other health problems and filed a suit saying he had improper medical kafrmt he is scheduled to testify from prison. a montgomery county mother will spend at least five years behind bars for injecting her teenage daughter with heroin, a judge sends patricia davenport, prosecutors say she injected her daughter and the girl's boyfriend several times during trips to philadelphia. >> u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl will be back before a milita

my tight face skin tight lounge lakes business park. to learn more about the specials or to book an appointment their information is listed. they have financing and they also offer free consultations. >>> help make a difference. free transportation management is partnering with the group stop dui. the money will go to fund dui victim services programs. keep the holiday safe. to learn more about this campaign, be sure to visit the and we will be right back. >>> they're helping pay it forward. project bdg was developed to help those in need receive time. >> here with more is dr. jarey utley along with christy thomas. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> dr. utley let's start with you. give us a overview of what product bdg. >> it's about giving back to the community. generosity. we want to be able to give back to those underserved in the community that have dental >> okay. >> when did you start this program? >> the program started a year ago. we've been up and running for a year. we give back once a month to the community. we hav

. >> reporter: nearly all parking in the busy areas are metered and business owners have to pay to park. frank owns this corporate photography shop. >> parking for the owner, $100 to park when you arrive with your equipment for your business. >> reporter: rudy is director of the antique emporium. >> we have to pay for parking but it doesn't guarantee us a park. catch as catch can. they want to raise that up. >> reporter: city leaders are proposing changes that include raising rates, especially in the busiest zones and lower rates in less used parking areas hoping visitors will use them leaving more premium spots available. supply and trying to manage 85 xs city so people aren't driving around wasting gas looking for spaces. >> reporter: every owner says they need to build a parking garage, not charge more to be at work. >> i said this was a ghost town when i came here and it could easily be a ghost town again if you drive the merchants out. >> reporter: city council will vote on the parking changes and parking increases next month. so far no talk on the table about that parking garage.

hopefully it continunu. " dubuque lawn and snow was one of the many snow removal businesses that were clearing parking lots and driveways. the business said yesterday's storm is one of about 12 large snow events that happen in a normal winter. and the sled shed in cedar raps had a number of people who wante servicing on their snowblowers, or even to buy of the problems people have with their snowblowers are caused by old fuel in the machine. the entire state of iowa is going to be cleaning u after the snow storm. at one point yesterday y aftereron, the iowa departmtmt of transportatio n reported all roads were at least partially covered in snow. people in des moines saw about 5 inches of snow yesterday. the second wave of the torm hit as most people were gettiti out of work, causing a headache for evening commuters. "the wet, really wet heavy snow that just bogs everything down, slows you down, it's hard on the equipment so the light, fluffy stuff is what we always look f fr." the e ty of des moiness dispatched about 20 of its trucks last night. employees with public works operated on 12 hour shifts u

make sure to lock your -- mark your calendar for thursday, january 14th )-right-paren the fox business parklina. cheryl: and iranian rocket launched with the less than a mile of the uss harry truman, military officials confirmed the incident in the strait of hormuz last week. they announce a live fire exercise in many shapes stay clear. officials don't think they were targeted that the iranian factions were unnecessarily provocative and unsafe. jo: two years ago president obama announced u.s. government would stop spying on heads of state friendly to the u.s. "the wall street journal" reports the white house decided to keep alexander closer watch. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was high on the list in the trouble reports the national security agency found out how benjamin that yahoo! and officials were against the white house of the arms agreement with iran. the private conversations with u.s. lawmakers in the executive branch should be accused of spying on congress. cheryl: november of isis is dead thanks airstrikes. officials say bodine was killed the day before christmas. he h

busy. the parking lots have been full. >> mary is sticking to a budget this year. cynthia: this year i am probably only spending about $60 each on the grandkids. >> the national retail federation predicts the average american will spend $805.65 on gifts, food, and decorations, highest in 14 years. retailers are giving us more bang for our buck. >> getting better bargains, and it looks like people are fairly healthy. cynthia: the most requested gift, not only this year but the last nine years, gift cards top and accessories. >> we have lots of men shopping for gift cards and today seems to be busy. elizabeth: surveys showed 40% of people are expecting to spend even more money than they had originally planned on for holiday gifts. eric: that is a sound star wars fans have been waiting for. gone to to see "the force >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci eight news this morning. with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right now coverage with shaina humphries. metinka: waking up to some of the coldest temperatures and conditions we have

hopefully it continues. " dubuque lawn and snow was one of the many snow removal businesses that were clearing parking lolo and driveways. the e business s sd yesterday's storm m is one of about 12 large snow events that happen in a normal winter. and the sled shed in cedar rapids had a number of people who wanted servicing on their snowblowers, or even to buy problems people have with their snowblowers are caused by old fuel in the machine. if you think you had it bad, driving in the snow and sleet yesterday... imagine if it was your job. kcrg-g-9's brea love tells us how hectic yesterday was for day food delivery. on a snowy afterno when not a lot of drivers are out, plenty of orders are comingngin to milio's sandwiches. snow days are some of the busiest days for delivery drivrs. "i've probably done over 26 really busy." those 26 orders were hours. despite the conditions, milio's works to fulfill each order within an hour. "if the weather gets too bad then we'll pull ththdrivers off the road, but until that happens were going to keep trying through." "you just have to be more cautious with what you'

. >> reporter: it used to be a busy industrial park in one of china's biggest cities full of factories shops and homes. now that's all buried under a thick layer of mud. nearly 1500 rescue workers have been on the scene throughout the night trying to find survivors, a task hampered by the unstable ground. the land slide swept away everything in its path. 22 buildings have been destroyed, including two dormitories for local workers. aborigine area of 20,000 square metres is covered with soil. the land slide triggered an explosion of a nearby gas pipeline. it was caused by collapsing earth that was dug up over construction work over the past two years. the authorities did have warning because they had time to evacuate hundreds of people before the land slide engulfed the area. >> translation: more than 900 residents were evacuated. people sent to hospitals do not have life-threatening injuries. >> reporter: people have spent the night in temporary shelters. the president is doing all she can to help people. questions are raised why such an mounds of earth was stored where it was. there i

park on the outskirts of the city. victoria gate end by now reports. >> reporter: it used to be a busy industrial park in one of china's cities full of fact are yous, shops and homes. now that's all been buried under a thick layer of mud. nearly 1500 rescue workers have been on the scene throughout the night. trying to find survivors. a task hampered by the unstable ground. the land slide swept away everything in its path. 22 buildings have been destroyed, including two dormitories for local workers. an area of 20,000 square meeters is covered with soil. the land slide also triggered an explosion at a nearby gas pipeline. media reports suggest the landslide was caused by collapsing earth that had been dug up during construction work over the laugh two weirds, it seems authorities had some warning because they had time to evacuate hundreds of people before the slapped slide engulfed the area. >> translator: more than 900 residents were evacuated. seven people rescued from the slapped slide have been sent to hospitals they do not have light threatening injuries. >> reporter: people are spending not in temporary shelters.

hopefully it continues. " dubuque lawn and snow was one of the many snow removal businesses that were clearing parking lots and driveways. the business said today's storm is one of about 12 large snow events th happen in a normal winter. and the sled shed in cedar rapids had a number of people who wanted servicing on their snowblowers, or even to buy a new one. the shop says some of the problems people have with their snowblowers just invovoes old fuel in the machine. ace hardware in marion still had some shovels and ice melt this evening. one person there told us people had simply put f buying the supupies with the mild temperatures. but the store is running short of traction sand, which it plans to restock later this week. some people were enjoying today's weather. skiers and snowboarder s were at sundown today. the resort says it has about a third of its 21 runs open right now. it hopes to open more later this week. "we see colder and colder temperatures as the week goes on. thursday night is going to be very cold. as you see we havet& the runs fired up already. but 'll be able to turn n em on thur

container park has 38 spaces available to businesses.. if you haven't been there .. each business is inside an old - refurbished shipping container. right now, 32 businesses are open, with 14 of those being there since the beginning. container park "we've had two and a half million people come through our doors since we opened, and we've really hoped to keep that momentum going. one thing, if you have never come down here or are working about parking downtown, during the weekend we offer all day valet for only $5." beginning tomorrow morning at 9 .. santa will be there to talk to the kids.. the stores will be open .. special food and drinks will be available. then at 5 they are showing "christmas vacation" on a large outdiir screen.. followed at 9 by an adults only celebration.. which will include a bad santa. google is wrapping up it's stay here in the valley .. showing off new technology to local students. last week we showed you how it's being used at leavitt middle school.. today - google was at bob miller middle school in henderson. these schools were selected o

hopefully it continues. " dubuque lawn and snow was one of the many snow removal businesses that were clearing parking lots and driveways. the business said yesterday's storm is one of about 12 large snow events that happen in a normal winter. and the sled shed in cedar rapids had a number of people who wanted servicici on their snowblowerer or even to buy a new one. the shop says some of the problems people have with their snowblowers are caused by old fuel in the machine. if you think you had it bad, driving in the snow and sleet yesterday... imagine if it was your job. kcrg-tv9's brea love tells us how hectic yesterday was for day food delivery. on a snowy afternoon when not a lot of drivers are ouou plenty of orders are coming in to milio's sandwiches. snow days are some of the busiest days for delivery drivers. "i've probably done over 26 really busy." those 26 orders were all delivered in less than 5 hours. despite the conditions, milio's order within an hour. "if the weather gets too bad then we'll pull the drivers off the road, but until that happens were going to keep trying through." "y just

. >> reporter: in valley park, business, which is only a block away from a levee. >> the levee behind us was only like a foot to go and then just going to be some flooding. >> reporter: sandbags are often no match for raging rivers. forecasters say floodwaters are rising more than one inch per hour in some communities. nearly 20 levees along the mississippi river and its tributaries could fail. mandatory evacuation orders are in place for numerous communities, but some residents would rather stay. >> tomorrow is another day. new year's at the end of the week so 2016 has to be better. >> reporter: the mississippi is climbing and expected to reach 15 feet above flood stage. march >>> the mother of the so-called alou ens a teenager arrived in teenager overnight. ethan couch is s sll detained in mexico after a judge delayed his his mother fled to avoid facing the teen's possibly probation. >> i expect no list. they will fight every step of the way. i know they are not suddenly turning over a new leaf and say let's go back to texas and face the music. that's not how they have lived. >> cou

at an industrial park in china, it's in the southern chinese city of one of china's big cities in a major from. al jazeera's victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: it used to be a busy industrial park in one of china's cities, full of factories, shops and homes. it's been buried under a lair of mud. nearly -- layer of mud. nearly 1500 rescue workers have been on the scene, trying to find survivors, a task hampered by the unstable ground. >> the landslide swept away everything in its path. 22 buildings have been destroyed, including two dormitories for workers. an area of 20,000 square meters is covered with soil. the landslide triggering an explosion to the gas pipeline. media reports suggest the landslide was caused by collapsing earth dug up during construction work over the past two years. seems the authorities had warning. they had time to evacuate hundreds of people before the landslide engulfed the area. >> translation: more than 900 were evacuated. several hundred have been sent to hospitals. they do not have life-threatening injuries. >> reporter: people are spending the night in temporary shelters. the chinese president xi jinping is ordering local authorit

one of the biggest issues of the day became infrastructure, specifically when it businesses to apex industrial park... senator aaron ford, minority leader nevada state senate "we want to make sure that the water issues are properly addressed, as i understand it there are some questions from the conservation industry that would like to look into this so those are some of the issues that were going to be looking at." the issues and questions for these bills turn into amendments, all in an effort to make the best deal for nevada's future... "thats the job of the legislature is to take a look at this and make sure that this is good for nevada, which the governor and i believe it is." discussion took place throughout the day - with a vote expected tomorrow. from carson city, miguel martinez- valle, fox5news local las vegas. last year... a similar special session was called for a deal motors" to reno. that session lasted two days. 24/7 with les krifaton ((weather)) there won't be quite the bite in the air thursday night and temperatures are warming for friday and saturday. but saturday afternoon another

park on the outskirts of the city of chenzen. it triggered an explosion at a nearby gas pipeline. >> reporter: it used to be a busy industrial park in one of china's biggest cities, full of factories, shops and homes. that has all been buried under a thick layer of mud. nearly 1500 rescue workers have been on the screen throughout the night trying to find survivors. a task hampered by the unstable ground. the land slide swept away everything in its path. 22 buildings have been destroyed, including two dormitories for local workers. an area of 20,000 scare metres is covered with soil - square - which also caused an explosion at a gas pipeline. it was caused by collapsing earth that had been dug over in construction work over the past two years. authorities did have some warning because they had time to evacuate hundreds of people between the land slide engulfed the area. >> translation: more than 900 residents were evacuated. people have been sent to hospitals with non-threatening life injuries. >> reporter: many people spent the night in shelters. the president xi jinping has requested authorities to do all they can to help peopl

park. >> business is slow, trying to sell trees. >> chris meyers trees and last year they sold 600 trees. so far this year they have sold half that. >> and they are going to the jersey shore versus getting a christmas tree. >> did you ever think you would be picking out a christmas tree in 60-degree weather? >> never. never ever. i thought it would be cold, snow. it is warm and muggy. >> and monday, peaked at 70 degrees setting the record from 1881 with no signs of weather to come. >> i would like it to be a white christmas, but who knows, it might be 90 degrees. >> some people call the last couple of days an early christmas present from mother nature, the gift that keeps on giving as tomorrow's temperatures are equally as mild. reporting live at love part for channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> bill cosby is suing seven women who accused him of sexual assault. cosby filed a countersuit after the women went to court seeking money from the actor. in the lawsuit filed today, cosby claims the false allegations cost him to lose jobs. nearly 50 women accused cosby of sexual misconduct a

"its been crazy, crazy busy, we've been backed up, and parking lots full. it's been very busy." mechanics like adam hyatt are hard at work fixing breaks, alternators, and tires. all things stretched by the weather.. "you take your car from 10 to 15 degrees and you start it and the engine gets up to 200,205,210 degrees in a short period of time. it's a shock to the system of the car." "hubbell says with the storm we had in november the shop wasn't too busy, but with this storm, vehicles are rolling in." "i think people were lulled into because the nice weather for so long, and now all at once its happened, and everyone knew it would happen, but you put stuff off." he says it's crucial to keep up car maintenance during the winter months. "you want the dependability of the car, so when you go out in the morning go to work or wherever the car will start and run, but the other thing is you don't want to be stranded on the road." hubbell says now that we're into winter, the shop will stay busy until spring. in marion, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. meteorologist justin gehrts joins us

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news 4's meagan fitzgerald is live at the busy wheaton parking garage.. >> reporter: this happened inside the metro parking garage. the victim who didn't want to be identified and asked that we call him cooper says he's traumatized still, but he's not allowing fear to ruin his life. most agree that anything can happen anywhere. 20-year-old cooper says he never saw it when he hopped in his car on november 13th and drove to the wheaton metro he'd become a victim at 10:00 in the morning. >> i parked my car in the wheaton metro near the pedestrian walkway. he was driving near the walkway when four suspects grabbed him and demanded he turn over his keys and cell phone before they hopped in his car and drove off. >> before they left the garage, one of them was caught on video. >> i was more paralyzed in fear than i was actually thinking about what was actually hurting. >> reporter: cooper says he's not allowing the incident to change the way he lives his life. >> i think that living in a state of fear is kind of unnecessary. montgomery county police say the ve

kimberly watkins decks out her dog in reindeer antlers and then parks along busy roads and listens to christmas music. she says people driving by love it. "i noticed a while ago that he enjoys wearing hats, so i came up with an idea to get him the antlers and the santa hat and i thought we would just sit out here and try to bring a smile to people as they're going by the mild weather is perfect for cyclone fans in ames... a little later... a look ahead to the cy-hawk showdown... and the already long line to get into hilton coliseum. and hillary clinton is accusing donald trump of helping isis... how she claims he's recruiting and chances are you've seen this... its pretty hard to miss in west des moines... after the break... the man behind the sign... and if he's for trump or against him. six years after a federal bailout that cost taxpayers general motors is bringing chinese- made cars to the u-s. today g-m announced it will in the u-s next year. the car was designed in the u-s but built entirely in china. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is targeting a different cor

passengers can expect crowded parking lots, busy kiosks, and long lines at security. ((christine crews - spokesperson, mccarran international airport: can't stress enough that this holiday season people need to arrive at the airport early. we're seeing so many more people traveling this year than in years previously.)) ((karen castro)) the airport is on track to break a yearly travel record. by the end of 20-15, maccarran is expected to see more than 45- million travelers. ((christine crews - spokesperson, mccarran international airport: the holidays are stressful enough, travel is stressful, just give yourself the greatest gift of getting here early.)) ((karen castro)) its recommended to arrive at the airport at least two hours before departure time. ((mark page - traveling to seattle: i got here early to make sure i didn't miss the i'm going to see my grandkids, my daughter to seattle and my son-in-law, it's been a while since we're seen each other, it will be a nice christmas.)) ((karen castro)) karen castro, 8 news now. ((patrick walker)) if you need help keeping

parks. and the changes come at a very busy time of year.wells reports from disneyland in anaheim. >> reporter: one of the last holdouts in using metal detectors is now changing its ways, and starting today people coming to the happiest place on earth will see changes to try and ensure it's also one of the safest places on earth. i snapped these photos today outside the park entrance at disneyland. people coming in will see new rules posted. i'll get to that in a minute. more important they will notice pop-up metal detectors. those are the gray poles back there beyond the usual bag check area. they're also going to see more security dogs. the same thing is happening at disney world in orlando. now, there is no specific threat leading to these changes, but the company is people up security given what's been happening. >> definitely you had to wait in longer lines to get in and they're looking through your bags more compared to yesterday or the day before. >> just because it's just metal detectors it's not really going to change. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: but from the looking of the surrounding park -- business has been booming at this middle sex sex county skate in warm weather. >> what you don't see there is brian himself is wearing skates. >> and shorts. >> 57 degrees? >> yeah, already. >> 6:00 in the morning. that's something else. >> coming off the warmest november we've ever seen in new york city, the pattern goes on and on for the time being. there will be a change coming when we look at the longer range forecast. right now we are dealing with this warm weekend ahead and temperatures already that don't require a jacket this morning. in any ni many spots you can leave the house in a t-shirt or light windbreaker. we have this mild weather in can't find any cold out there. 51 in stratford. lots of sunshine, a few clouds in the mix as well. and a mixed sky in the afternoon. partly sunny we're calling it. day. certainly mild. as we head into tomorrow, more sunday. the got a cold front kind of not a lot of sun for your sunday. you can see the cloud pretty much locked in here and spotty drizzle a possibility. the real rain

they are allowed to do business in commercially zoned areas away from schools, parks and other cannabis businesses with restrictions on how many can open up along busy highway 101. >> at&t said they provide residential internet customers with super fast speeds in flee bay area cities next year. >> the service is called broadband internet and at&t plans to roll it out as an option in san francisco and oakland and san jose. it is 20 times faster than the again's existing residential internet service and is already offered in cupertino and mountain view, the high-tech centers. matt is drooling. >> i local what you promise and you try to were what what the "star wars" trailer and it is buffering for 20 minutes. >> so many are watching at the same time. >> good morning, everyone, temperatures as we talked about yesterday are going to be cooler this morning and we will have the push of warm and moist air of yesterday so it is not so foggy but mild. look at the temperatures, mid-to-upper 50s around san francisco and a lot of 53 and 54 degree temperature until glen park at 58 and sunny side at

the parentsed money to build a at the popular park to keep their kids, some with special needs, from running on to the busyext to the park. the parents became angry and upset when they saw remarks from town leaders in a local newspaper that suggested that the parents should just wait until ab accessible park for children with special needs is built in the coming months. some reached out to us with their concerns. >> seemed like, well, why don't you just wait for your own park. this one's not for your type of kid. that hit home to me. >> we reached out to the mayor of odessa and town county member and say the comments in the paper were taken out of context since they were raising potential questions that they had been asked about on a public project. the time is owls gearing up for the first athletic conference title, and owl fans are pumped. we are live on temple's campus, monique? >> reporter: hey, rosemary, the cherry crusade continues here. >>> looking at nice week, a lot of sun today and sunday, but we are cold this morning. live look outside. we are looking from the cape may cameras around thirty-six

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main roads will be fine and parking lots, businesses taking air of that but be mindful of your sidewalk and driveway. there is a bit of a breeze until the high gets here and the first night forecast dry all night. temperatures around 40 degrees at 7:00. should be okay for the fireworks purchase midnight in the city partly cloudy. cool but not frigid. middle 30s and then overnight rounding into tomorrow morning 30s winter classic at gillette afternoon looking great as well. more about that in a few minutes. >> adam: to breaking news out of dubai where a massive fire is burning across from the world's tallest building. let's get to brandon gunnoe with details. >> reporter: officials are saying that the fire is mostly undercontrol but it is still burning. flames began shooting out hours before the large fireworks display in the city. it started a little more than three hours ago. and that one suffered a smoke. the hotel fire took place at a 63 story hotel very close to the world's largest new year fire works days play. you've millions of people waiting to watch. witnesses heard a pop then

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here in bryant park, the holiday shops doing great business. we understand the golf courses are, too but perhaps not so much of the ski slopes much the very latest from bryant park, i'm katherine creag, news 4, new york. >> thanks. wow. the golf courses. just unbelievable. >>> it hasn't exactly been smooth sailing for your holiday travelers. things got a little heated at area airports, the heavy rain we had caused major flight delays. those travelers are scrambling to laurie bordanaro at laguardia airport with the scene at this hour. hey, lori. >> reporter: less than 100 flight delays here at laguardia but very busy on christmas eve as the airlines play catch up from yesterday. the christmas trip to uruguay is off to a not-so-merry start. >> a day late. we had to spend the night at the airport, jfk, and transfer to here and our baggage is still -- was left in montreal. >> reporter: fog and rain wreaking havoc at the nation's airports yesterday, according to flight aware, 6,000 flights were delayed. this cell phone video capturing an angry crowd