all of essex, having been diverted to stansted all south of essex, having been diverted to sta nsted end, of essex, having been diverted to stansted all south end, and other airlines have all cancelled flights this morning from london city. u nfortu nately, this morning from london city. unfortunately, the airport closes for its normal weekend curfew at lunchtime, so if you don't get out this morning, you are kind of stuck. so flights cancelled and delayed, what can people do if they are due to fly in the next 2a hours also? what can people do if they are due to fly in the next 24 hours also?m is really tricky, if your flight has been cancelled you go to the back of the queue, trying to find seats on the queue, trying to find seats on the few available sites. i have been to the heathrow hotels, talking to passengers who have missed connections. if you fall give me a ray davies reference, they spent all of the day and all of the night here at heathrow, tried to book another flights, but very few seats available. airlines are responsible for paying for accommodation and meals until the

areas of light rain pushing through essex county through glossster down the coastline. so from hall down to higam, plymouth county. temperatures quite mild. check out tot in, 59 degrees right now, 49 in boston. between now and 6:30 this morning with just a leftover shower you'll notice. here's the map at 7:00 a.m. from the south shore to the cape and then the sun will be breaking out in spots, so it does turn brighter this afternoon, it turns breezy, it turns mild. so showers ending, sunrise at 6:54, 56 with a west wind 10 to 20 miles per hour through lunchtime. fair and quiet for the ride home with sunshine and a few clouds, sunset at 4:12 and we'll take you through the upcoming weekend coming up. let's get you on the roads. traffic and weather together, chris. >> thank you very much, danielle. let's take a live look now over the bridge here. you can see from our traffic camera there it is a little foggy out there as you're dealing with some showers making your way into the city from the north. but so far this morning no major problems out on the roads. we'll keep you

a fire that killed a mother and a daughter in essex was accidentally started by a candle.r—old daughter emilia died in the blaze in braintree on wednesday evening. essex fire service said the candle was in the living room on the ground floor, and urged people to take extra care over the festive period. the star wars actress, carrie fisher, is in intensive care in hospital in los angeles after suffering what's believed to have been a heart attack on a flight from london. she fell ill minutes before the plane landed. her condition isn't clear. angus crawford reports. come on, we've got to get out of here! it's the role that made carrie fisher a star. beautiful, resourceful, tough princess leia. she played the part in the first star wars films and again in the force awakens, released last year. it is princess leia herself, carrie fisher! here she is just two weeks ago on the graham norton show, promoting her new book based on her teenage diaries. we brought all these things up, writing it down, thinking it's funny. we now know she boarded a plane from heathrow to los angeles

a woman and a child have died in a fire at a house in braintree in essex.rgency services arrived on the scene, were taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation. essex police say the victims were trapped inside the property and died at the scene. drivers are being warned to expect heavy delays after a multi—vehicle accident on the m6 motorway left one man with critical injuries. it happened on the southbound stretch of the motorway betweenjunctions one and two at around 5.30am this morning. although the carriageway has now reopened, delays and disruption are expected to last until at least 4pm this afternoon. firefighters are warning about the risks of carrying e—cigarette batteries, after one caught fire in somebody‘s pocket. the man suffered minor injuries when the device caught fire while he was out shopping in leeds. investigators say he was keeping batteries in his pocket unprotected, and that people should avoid storing them alongside other metal objects such as keys and coins. the queen and prince philip have arrived at sandringham to start thei

the fire that killed a mother and daughter in essex was accidentally started by a candle. died in the blaze in essex, in braintree, on wednesday evening. fire services have urged people to take extra care ovei’ have urged people to take extra care over the festive season. president 0bama has delivered his last christmas message from the white house. sitting alongside his wife michelle he said it had been an honour and christmas, everybody. 0ne and christmas, everybody. one of the best things about the festive season is getting help from your friends. and i realised from the first christmas address that barack needed all the help he could get. this is out all the help he could get. this is our first christmas in the white house. you have got to stop it. you have got to get it together, you have got to get it together, you have got to pull it together. celebrating the holidays in the white house over these past eight years has been a true privilege. we have been able to welcome over half a million guests, our outstanding pastry chefs have baked 200,000 holiday cookies, and b

a fire that killed a mother and a daughter in essex was accidentally started by a candle.—year—old daughter emilia died in the blaze in braintree on wednesday evening. essex fire service said the candle was in the lounge on the ground floor, and urged people to take extra care over the festive period. the british—born astronaut, piers sellers, has died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 61. originally from east sussex, he then became an american citizen, which allowed him to join nasa's space programme. he took part in three missions between 2002 and 2010, spending a total of 35 days orbiting earth. the star wars actress carrie fisher is in intensive care in hospital in los angeles, after suffering what's believed to have been a heart attack on a flight from london. she fell ill, minutes before the plane landed. her condition isn't clear. angus crawford reports. come on, we've got to get out of here! it is the role that made carrie fisher a star. beautiful, resourceful, tough. princess leia. she played the part in the first star wars films and again in the force awakens, r

a woman and a child have died in a fire at a house in braintree in essex.services arrived on the scene were taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation. essex police say the victims were trapped inside the property and died at the scene. more than 100,000 people in the uk have multiple sclerosis. now, scientists have developed a new drug which slows down damage to the brain caused by the disease. the ms society described the development as "really big news", saying it "offers a lot of hope" for sufferers. let's speak to our health correspondent james gallagher. what is the new drug and how does it work? to understand how it works we need to understand what's going on in ms. a rogue immune system attacks the brain and that disrupts electrical signals to the body. the concept of the drug is simple. if the immune system is attacking the brain, let's attack the immune system. that's what the drug does. it targets specific components of the immune system and these trials show in multiple forms of ms it slows the pace of the disease and that's incredibly im

so people come to us because we are so easy essex so people come to us because we are so easy to geturprising and amazing our customers so we offer something that other stores don't offer. thanks very much for joining us. i have seen people with armfuls of handbags and a couple of the staff here, just nudging them slightly, saying, perhaps you ought to make a decision soon. thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news: tributes are paid to the music star george michael, who has died aged 53. his manager says he died of heart failure at his home in oxford yesterday. the former bank of england governor lord king says britain should be more self—confident about leaving the eu. and as we were just hearing, millions of bargain hunters are expected to hit the high street for the boxing day sales. retail a nalysts say the boxing day sales. retail analysts say early big discount events will affect post—christmas profits. let's catch up with all the sport. sam alla rdyce let's catch up with all the sport. sam allardyce will let's catch up with all the sport. sam alla rdyce will take let's c

reporter: anyone with information is asked to call the essex prosecutors office, the number is 877-847t in peace, uggie. >> we've talked with anthony ambrose, the director of public safety. crime is down, and unfortunately murders went up compared to 2015, he's just the latest casualty. what do they think? >> at this point, they don't have leads and hope by doubling the reward they'll get someone to speak up and say something. >> sergio? >> you say the street is his family. i guarantee that someone will speak up, especially if they continue to raise the reward, you know, for his death. >> this is a popular street in newark. right down the street from university hospital. so it's a populated area, and it's just mind-boggling to think that someone would take who they call a positive figure in the city that really needs a positive figure. >> what are you eating? >> rice krispie snickers, they're so damn good. >> check out the brazen bulls fest. this guy went up to the back of unintended armored vehicle and grabbed an 86-pound bucket of gold worth 1.6 million, ran off in the middle of midt

a woman and a child have died in a fire at a house in braintree in essex. house before emergency services arrived on the scene. they were taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation. essex police say the victims were trapped inside the property and died at the scene. the headlines on bbc news: fingerprints of the suspect anis amir have been found on the door of a truck which was used in the berlinle market attack. truck crashed in bath, killing four people, two men are found guilty of manslaughter after a tipper truck crashed in bath, killing four people, including a young girl. the international committee of the red cross in syria says the operation to help people leave the remaining rebel—held parts of aleppo is close to ending. alan pardew alan pa rdew has alan pardew has been sacked. george north won't play in the match against sale tomorrow. john buckingham has died at the age of 76. his most famous winner came in the 100-1 76. his most famous winner came in the ioo—i no—hoper foin—avon at aintree in 1967. i the 100—1 no—hoper foin—avon at aintre

. >> reporter: the essex county d.a.'s office says a woman walking her dog along the merrimack river in lawrence thursday afternoon discovered a male body on the river bank by mccabe court off water street. carmen, a friend of family, tells us police say the body was decapitated. our aerial video shows a search team combing the water by boat. local and state police investigated at the scene for five hours. the medical examiner arriving to work on an identity and a cause of death. meanwhile, checko, a mother herself, can't help but feel the family's pain. >> i feel bad because it's somebody's son. whether you're friends or not. >> exactly. want to be in this situation. >> but still at this time, the identity has not yet been confirmed. police do reassure the public that this appears to be an isolated incident and at this time it appears the community is not in any danger live in lawrence, i'm christine mccarthy. >> a hingham police sergeant is in jail tonight following a guilty of filing a false insurance claim. was off pa

there is some at the moment, this is walton—on—the—naze in essex this afternoon.kshire, this rspb reserve looked better —— east yorkshire. we are concerned about dense fog patches overnight, it's looking pretty thick in the west cou ntry it's looking pretty thick in the west country and the moment, south—east wales, southern england, seeing some of the fog. a bit of rain in north—eastern scotland, most places will be dry. fog may cause a travel problem in the morning in england and wales. not guaranteed it will be where you are but it may be on the journey you are going to commence on, so on the journey you are going to commence on, so check the information from your bbc local radio station. here is the morning, where we have been through the weekend in england and wales, 5—7, a lot of low cloud and patchy fog, maybe grisly but mostly dry. scotla nd maybe grisly but mostly dry. scotland and northern ireland, a weather front, not a scotland and northern ireland, a weatherfront, not a lot scotland and northern ireland, a weather front, not a lot of rain but it is in

essex police say the victims were trapped inside the property. pocket. the man suffered minor injuries when the device caught fire while he was out shopping in leeds. investigators say he was keeping batteries in his pocket unprotected, and that people should avoid storing them alongside other metal objects such as keys and coins. the funeral has taken place in moscow of the russian ambassador to turkey, andrei karlov. the ambassador was shot dead three days ago, while he was giving a speech in ankara. from moscow steve rosenberg reports. the farewell began at the foreign ministry. flanked by a guard of honour, ambassador karlov lay in state. three days after he was assassinated in turkey. vladimir putin came to pay his respects. he has awarded andrei karlov his country's highest honour, posthumously, hero of russia. from the president to the widow, words of comfort. then the coffin was brought here, to the cathedral of christ the saviour. the orthodox priests chanted prayers and blessings. they sang hymns for the soul of the deceased. it's very

steve rogers, the commissioner of nutley, essex county. >> is a veteran and retired police detective that says he will work to cut taxes. he joins jack rulely. so far, john wisniewski and phil murphy, and bill brennan, an activist and bill johnson worked in the treasury department during the clinton administration. >> now, let's take it state by state. >> a look at some of the stories. let's begin in bucks county. pennsylvania governor, tom wolf, will bring his jobs that pay tour to salem town shim visiting mmg direct, a marketing firm. that received a state grant to consolidate operations. it is expected to keep current jobs and create additional once. >>> in camden county, gloucester county police will begin a crackdown on impaired driving. it is part of an effort. they will set up sobriety check points and be on the lookout during patrols. the crackdown runs through new year's day. >>> let's end in bucks county where you can help first responders in two base. a blood and bottled water drive. it all runs from 8:00 until noon at the servpro on west parkway. friday night means candle

. >> the people responsible for the the incidents will be punished to the full essex tent. in montgomery county, mola lenghi, wusa 9. >> the maryland attorney general's hot line received 2500 calls in the last year. >>> the lowden county sheriff's office needs your help to find cole was last seen leaving the ashburn area in last friday. if you know where she may be, contact the sheriff's office. >>> president-elect donald trump is delaying his first news conference since the election until january, but he has a major announcement planned, and there's more outside of trump tower. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump tweeting about his top cabinet posts saying he will announce his choice on tuesday morning, and cbs news learned that exxon mobile's ceo will be tapped for the job and mr. trump selected rick perry for energy secretary after transition meetings at trump towers. >> it was an honor to meet with the president-elect. >> reporter: building the his cabinet is a top priority, and to focus on that, they postponed a news conference for thursday. that first postelecti

. >> reporter: the essex county da's office says a woman walking her dog along the merrimack river discovered a male body on the river bank. carmen checo, friend of paulino's family said that police say the body was water by boat. local and state police investigated at the scene for five hours. the medical examiner working on an identity and cause of death. meanwhile, checo, a mother herself, can't help but feel the pain. >> i feel bad because somebody's son. >> reporter: whether it is your friend's or not. >> regardlessle, i feel bad. i have a 14-year-old and you wouldn't want to be in this situation. >> reporter: in lre >> daniel: the public not at risk. the district attorney's office is not releasing the victim's name until an autopsy a complete. >>> a man will are hip surgery after police search for man that broke into his home, tying him up and robbing him. the victim spoke exclusively to fox25 about his hours-long or deal. >> and they tackled me got me and broke my hip right here. where is the gold, where is we are going to shoot you if you don't tell me where the gold is. >> julie: the

we'll focus on what is haping thier rains now through parts of essex county especially. this is lift the way to nashville very shortly to the south not as much. a little band here that is setting up providence right around route 44 and lifting the way northward and seeing downpours this as well. bane, the rain has been heaviest to the north and the pike. that is where we'll be tonight. look at how far. this is racing by the way over 50 miles per hour. but it is going to take 7.5 hours for the back edge to clear commuters will probably run into rain. here is what will happen tonight. the map at mid night. still heavy downpours. occasional downpour out there. don't be surprised if this is a little rumble of under thisser. that is how unstable it is now. as we head to 6:00 a.m. occasional showers still throughout. but not as widespread. by 8:00, we're winding things down through away. we'll not be the prilient sunny days after the rain comes we have so much moisture in play. will be warm as we talk about the forecast tomorrow. here is the asian aye digsal rain. remember som

so we move in here to essex county where we h of peabody now. but some more headed in here it to middlesex county and across worcester county as well. this one batch of rain coming out of providence that's headed for quincy and boston 11:40 say toward midnight across newton as well. you will hear an increase in the intensity of the rain on the rooftop here in the late night hours. now we're watching also for these scattered heavier showers to continue across cape cod and the islands where we haven't had that much rain yet but since i tacked on about another tenth of an inch in beverly, bedford and boston we're right around an inch of rain in these locations, including worcester here. norwood half an inch and then you see here hyannis chatham just a few hundreds but i think with we can tack on half an inch there some of those heavier showers that are popping up on radar and coming through here in the overnight hours. now we're running in an extreme drought here in red color that you're seeing. so we're getting some short-term drought relief from

the car they were in was being followed by a marked essex police car.imited service on the tubes this morning. waterloo & city line is closed as are parts of the circle line district line. that allows for track and drainage replacement. a special train service operates between broadway. on the rail, no service from travel heath. greater anglia services are not running between liverpool street and wit. paddington station is closed and no service on heathrow connected oi’ and no service on heathrow connected or express. let's look at the quick look at the roads now. as you can see that road is down to one lane at baker street. that will cause delays later on in the day. let us have a look at the weather. actually start this morning with temperatures as low as minus four degrees overnight. for we are watching quite carefully this morning for your morning commute. that could affect you if you are out on the roads. high pressure control of our weather over today in the next few days so while will try to settle eventually when the fog lifts it is a fine after

the first customer to date was from essex. people come to us because we were... seen people with armfuls of handbags and some of the staff nudging them to say, perhaps you ought to make a decision soon. later today japan's prime minister shinzo abe will visit pearl harbor, and on tuesday, he'll meet barack obama there. 75 years ago, japanese warplanes bombed american battleships based in hawaii — an attack which pulled a stunned united states into world war ii. laura bicker reports from washington. december the 7th 1941. a date which will live in infamy. the japanese attacks came in waves during a deadly two hours. bombs ripped through us battleships, crippling the pacific fleet and killing over 2000 americans. survivors recall that the once bustling port burned for hours. i had a fire hose in one hand trying to put out the fires, and with the other i went around memorising these nametags so i could write to their parents and tell them what happened to their sons. after 75 years, there is now a solemn promise between the two countries never to repeat the horrors

our first customer of the day was from essex. people come here because we to get to.nk you very much for joining respond over. thank you very much forjoining us. we have seen people with armfuls of handbags. a former bank of england governor says the uk should leave the european single market when it exceeds the eu. —— exit the eu. mervyn king told radio 4's today programme that trading under the same conditions as countries on the continent could stop britain from taking full advantage of the opportunities of brexit. i don't think it makes sense for us to pretend that we should remain in the single market and i think there are real questions about whether it makes sense to stay in the customs union. clearly if we do that we can not make our own trade deals with other countries. let's go back to the news about george michael. let's listen back to some of george michael's greatest hits — starting with his first appearance with wham on top of the pops. # wham! # bam! #iam! # a man! #job or nojob, you can't tell me that i'm not # do! # you! # enjoy what you do? # if not,

it is the same across essex and can?t and the east midlands.hazy at times as the cloud comes across. at times there will be more cloud across northern england, but nonetheless, today you should still see sunny nonetheless, today you should still see sunny spells. for scotland, still a chill in the air, but still that's in rural areas, still we lose the showers through the course of the showers through the course of the afternoon and then as we move into northern ireland, again, a wee bit more cloud building for you through the day. still sunny spells at times, but it will be hazy. a fine afternoon if you're stepping out across wales. now, through the evening, quite quickly, underthe clear skies, temperatures will drop. we will see frost and more readily tonight, we will see fog patches forming. especially so across england and parts of wales. so tomorrow morning, there will be some dense fog to watch out for. it might well lead to some disruption to your travel arrangements so do keep in touch with the weather forecast and some of it won't clea

she's in shenfield in essex.article and you got in touch. you think this isa and you got in touch. you think this is a good idea, don't you? definitely, to get good practice on the motorway while you have the instructor next to you, rather than going out for yourfirst instructor next to you, rather than going out for your first time i instructor next to you, rather than going out for yourfirst time i knew just passed, it is a very daunting experience, i imagine. what worries you most about the idea of going onto the motorway for the first time? sorry? let me try that again and hopefully you can hear me now. what worries you most about going on the motorway as a driver for the first time? obviously there's so much going on, you have so much to look at, there are cars coming past and you need to get on the motorway. there is so much to think about and you don't have someone next you reassuring you if you go out for the first time on your own.|j reassuring you if you go out for the first time on your own. i understa

we are expecting gains of .41% when the essex gets trading. -- a sx gets trading.look for one of its key products, iron or not so great. morgan stanley adding its voice bearish others in a outlook for iron ore. it is $83 per 10 that morgan sees it averaging $58 per 10 next year and the year after. australianes the treasurer scott morrison will address a banking conference. he is expected to address the budget repair laying out a case for australia to retain its aaa credit rating. plenty of data out today, november jobless figures from south korea are steady at 3.7%. and the survey from japan. more from "bloomberg technology" next. ♪ emily: stocks are pushing higher ahead of wednesday's fed meeting with the dow inching closer to 20,000. tech led the way with apple and intel leading gains in the blue chip index in tuesday trading as it cap to seventh day of record losses. the s&p 500 rose 17% to an all-time high. advancing to its first record since october. many major tech names making up .ost ground since the election will other companies take the plunge and go publ

and traffic light troubles honest essex and this is one of the fires sparked after my report. just north of ridge avenue, this the right lane is blocked and a parking lot coming north of the schuylkill expressway on the boulevard extension and now two lanes are getting by heading up toward wissahickon avenue. farther north on 1 the super highway a crash in neshaminy, single digit speeds there and 95 in delco a southbound accident at 420, mostly on the shoulder but attracting attention. but jammed there as well. >> all right matt thank you. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight. a new study concerning sugar is drawing some criticism, what experts are now saying. >> and his 80s hits like should have known better and hold on to the night made richard marx a star. >> hey there the chill sticks around and high in philadelphia only 34 degrees and 32 in new york city but milder air comes in for the start of the first day of winter. details in the accuweather forecast. >> as we head to the break here are some festive holiday lights show you. if you decked the halls we would love

given the northern part of the country, you can see there's essex tensive damage, extensive damage. 12 mosques have been damaged or destroyed. we just heard from disaster and native officials who also say they do expect the death toll to continue to rise. and they are continuing to search for the missing now back to you. >>> angie goff, thank you. and it is 6:15, oakland officials declared a local state of emergency following the deadly warehouse fire. officials have identified 35 of the 36 victims killed. they say they don't believe the death toll will rise at this point. investigators are looking at whether a refrigerator or electric appliance sparked the fire during the dance party. and now we're getting a look inside the warehouse from before the fire. hour before the plane broke out on friday. many think the dry conditions fueled the fire and many died from smoke inhalation. >>> and the 1994 heisman trophy winner has died at the age of 42. according to "the washington post," police told the family it appears to be suicide. he was an outstanding after entering the nfl draft, he was

. >> reporter: the essex county d.a.'s office says woman walking her dog along the merrimack river in lawrence thursday afternoon discovered a male body on the river bank by mccave court off water street. carmen checko, a friend of paulino's family, tells us decapitated. our aerial video shows a search team combing the water by boat, local and state police investigated at the scene for five hours, the medical examiner arriving to work on an identity and a cause of death. meanwhile, checko, a mother herself, can't help but feel the family's pain. >> i feel bad because it's somebody's friend. whether it's your friend or not. >> exactly. regardless i feel bad. and i have a 14-year-old and wouldn't want to be in this situation. s that's horrific details being confirmed tonight. we are learning that the d.a. is in fact confirming that that body was in fact found decapitated. we're still awaiting the id and cause of death but at this time we are still getting details at this late breaking hour. we do know that police say this d

their investigation leads to a third victim, a philadelphia woman, who was found burned to death in essex county. >>> tunisia's anti-terrorism police have questioned the family of anis amri, the suspect that they're trying to track down. amri has requested asylum in germany but was denied. german authorities have been monitoring him for six months. police say i.d. papers were found in the truck. president-elect trump is calling the attack disgraceful. he said it targets more than just christians. >> it's attacks on humanity. that's what it is. it's attacks on humanity. and it's got to be stopped. >> mr. trump defended his position on creating a muslim registry or a ban on certain into the u.s. the president-elect made those comments from his resort in palm beach, florida. >> billionaire carl icahn will be special adviser or regulate tore reform. icon owns the tropic qana casino and the shuttered taj mahal. earlier this week, new jersey lawmakers approved a bill that would prevent icahn from reopening the taj as a casino for five years unless he reaches a deal with workers. the bill still

the essex county district attorney says a man's decapitated body was found, and now a criminal investigation is under way. crime scene investigators combed the area along the merrimack river right off mccabe court. it all started thursday afternoon when the d.a. says a woman out walking her dog called 911 after body. investigators left with bags of evidence and the medical examiner will work to identify the body and exactly how this man died. the d.a. says foul play is suspected. and the district attorney's office says they will not speculate on the identity of this man until after they hear from the medical examiner's office. live this morning in lawrence, victoria warren, 7news "today in >> kris: now a story you'll see on just one station. officials are still looking for whoever left behind a symbol of hate at a brookline elementary school. school officials say a student drew a swastika on the chalkboard in a classroom at lincoln elementary school last week. teachers in the area are disturbed by that hateful message. >> it's really stunning, sad that it happened. they learned it somewhere.

and suit cases and tough fill bags and gift scars to trackers today in berkeley between emerson and essex and close at 5:45. >> people need hugs, somewhere to connect and have direction. we are trying to provide direction. >> those displaced can go to trackers to pick up item they need. organizers do not accept cash. if you want to give money go to www. youcaring.org. so far more than $900,000 has been raised. >> richmond officials are looking into what they feel could be another we ghost ship, a warehouse at 21st street. the city claims it houses unground nightclub and here is video of a band performing there last month. >> a feeling like, well, it is okay, they are artists, a bunch of kids having fun, no one really realized the consequences of this until you have something like the fire in oakland. >> the richmond mayor said it is not permitted or listened to be a concert venue is and he is not sure if people are live there and the fire inspection will go there and the authorities are not allowed in there will be a warrant. >> there is a benefit on mission street in san francisco and th

edward is waiting in essex, democrats.ine for go ahead, edward. caller: yes, i have two questions. author c-span, russian said the gdp of the soviet union thang that era was greater the united states. and he didn't really go into to buy he said, have you the book to find out why. and elizabeth warren's book, she distribution of new productivity over approximately period and how middle class was getting approximately and then, my rationale is that with the 1% or 2% growth, long as we're getting some of warren says we stopped getting any, any growth, any benefit from new productivity, so those are my two questions. levinson. guest: okay, to the question about economic growth in russia, russia, i expert in think it is important to point period in which the russian economy grew very quickly. necessarily good for most russian citizens, russia resources and forced them into industry. which t huge industries, had very large output. it very good at producing things that consumers actually wanted? russia was pretty miserable failure in the '60s or periods, as well. but if you take a look at

the essex county d.a.'s office has not released the gronkowski will be having surgery today on his lower back. antoinette: the eyeopener's sera congi live at gillette stadium with what we're learning about this procedure, sera. sera: antoinette and randy, we don't know the specifics of the surgery that gronk will be having today. however, doctors in boston tell us that typically it is pretty straightforward. gronk was injured during the game with the jets on sunday in the first quarter of the game. he walked off the field and did not return. say that could make this latest surgery a little trickier than usual. >> if this herniation is at the same level he's had previous surgery at, it could be a little more complex. there will be some scar. he may be at increased risk for another herniation. >> the doctor tells us the vast majority of these surgeries are successful and gronk isod live at gillette stadium, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: worcester police are asking for the public's help in identifying

. >> reporter: the essex county da's office said a woman walking her dog in lawrence discovered her body on river a friend of the family says the body was decapitated. local and state police were at the scene for hours. the medical examiner has since taken the body to figure out who it is and how they died. mean whooped checo, a mother herself, can't help but feel the family's pain. >> i feel bad because this is somebody's son, you know. >> reporter: whether it is your friend's or not. >> exactly. regardless, i feel bad and i situation. >> reporter: the medical examiner we know still does have the body this morning. the family waiting for the identification. one thing that lawrence police do want to make clear for the public this they do believe this is an isolated incident and there is no danger to the public. sara, back to you. >> sara: gentlemen, thank you. a 13-year-old boy is facing charges accused of raping a chimed in north reading. the child was arrested at leary middle sc parents there say no one at the school told them about the boy's arrest. >> oh, my god, that is terrible. i

. >> reporter: we caught done fern fine unplugging her decorations on essex court mainly because of the wind but with thieves in mind, too. >> we like to -- the neighbors and all like to have little competition and be be friendly and come out and chat about it and we don't want to chat about people taking stuff. >> reporter: and to further protect the holiday cheer police have stepped up patrols in light of this of course they're asking residents to be on the look out ton report anything or anyone suspicious. chris? >> all right, shawnette, thank. >>> a hit-and-run in west philadelphia has left six people in the hospital including three young children. police say it happened this afternoon on the 5700 block of walnut street. a cadillac according to police ran a red light. it hit a car at ejecting a six-year-old. the person driving the car ran away from the scene. that six-year-old is at chop tonight with internal bleeding and fractures. two, three year olds were also injured. all three kids are stable. two adults in the car with the children are in critical condition at lang ken gnaw ho

nbc's ida siegal traveled to orange, essex county, to talk to ghassan's loved ones.ls us how they're holding up. >> reporter: judy got teary-eyed this morning talking about her nephew, alex ghassan. he still has not turned up after getting caught in that deadly warehouse fire in oakland, california over the weekend. they fear it might be time to accept that he's not going to return. >> and the fact that we've tried to call his phone a couple of times and it's just gone straight to voicemail. we're not hearing anything specifically if him. we're kind of bracing ourselves for whatever the news may be. >> reporter: the famed producer and director posted this video on facebook from the dance party. an hour later it looked like this. his good friend got out and described a terrifying fight for his life. >> he literally said he had to feel his way out of the building because he couldn't see his own hands in front of him. >> reporter: the warehouse, known as the ghost ship, is an artists' haven. but it was cluttered with wood and furniture. people lived there illegally, no

the essex da's office said a woman was walking her dog when she found a decapitated body along the river bank and called lawrence police. friends and family members a team missing from lawrence since november are praying the body is not his. he has been missing since last his cell phone, credit cards and social media. >> i just want to make sure that it is not him. because we want to from closure with this. he -- he has been gone and no word of him. and i am really worried. and concerned. >> reporter: and the medical examiner is now working to identify the body. police say that this does appear to be an isolated incident and they don't think there is any danger to the public, but, of course, the investigation does continue here this morning. sara, back to you. >> sara: will check back with you in the next hour. >>> meanwhile a 18-year-old from brockton is being held without bail in the stabbing death of his own mother. franz polynice hid from cameras outside of his arraignment. they found him covered with blood and shaking uncontrollably. inside they found the body of his 44-year-old mot

essex has seen the highest number of searches in england, with 190 so far this year.ea. a pensioner who lives here. —— wells-next-the-sea. george herbert, fought in the second world war, took pa rt fought in the second world war, took part in the normandy landings, a resident here. he was a wonder. the germans couldn't stop him and neither could we! police were so frequently called to help to find george around wells—next—the—sea that they devised the herbert protocol in his name, a way of collecting information from nursing homes before a person goes missing so that it is to hand if and when they do go missing. they will have details of previous place of work, previous addresses, but they have been talking about, and that information will come out and be given to us very quickly in what we call the golden hour. if the weather is bad it can save a life. the herbert protocol developed right here will help police find people much quicker, but the charity missing people believe that more could be done to stop them going missing. —— missing people. they believe there shou

and it is best summed up by a letter i received from a person in essex junction. my four-year-old son has a severe peanut allergy and i am a single mother working a low-wage job with little health care coverage. i can't afford to pay this much for epipens and i can't afford not to because that cost is possibly his life. that is the heart of the matter here. mom's and dad's are being given this choice. they can pay more than they can afford or they could risk a loss they cannot endure. urgentt's why it is so that we work together to get to the bottom of this. i want to focus my questions on what i think are the market breakdowns for lack of competition. again, i acknowledge my have to make reforms in the fda, but there are some things that are happening. when your company bought the epipen, that was in 2007, right? how many were sold then? >> much less than today. i think it was -- it was certainly less than half. >> probably way less. i have a question about the basic economics. usually when you sell more of something the per unit cost goes down. is that not the c

essex has seen the highest number of searches in england, with 190 so far this year.ived here. tell me about george herbert. george herbert was a resident here. he fought in the second world war. he took part in the normandy landings. he was a wanderer? normandy landings. yes, he was. normandy landings. germans couldn't stop him, and neither could we. in fact, police were so frequently called to help find george around wells that they devised the herbert protocol in his name. it's a way of collecting information from nursing homes before a person goes missing, so it's to hand if and when they do go missing. they will have details of the person's previous home addresses, previous places of work, what they have been talking about recently, photographs. that information can be given to us very quickly in what we call the golden hour. if the weather is really bad, that could save someone's life. the herbert protocol, developed here, will help release find people much quicker. but the charity missing people believe that more could be done to stop them going missing. they b

2017b, those proceeds will be used to fund improvements of the folsom streetscape, the transbay park, essex park and underramp park and it's the first of many issuances that will be coming before you to fully fund the project. but we anticipate that these dollars will get us through the remainder of '16-17 and '17-18. our financing team you have met many of the members before in prior commission actions you approved. psm as the financial advisor and kit hara as the co-advisor and [speaker not understood] and in a third prior commission action you have approved urban analytics as the fiscal consultant and we'll hear more about that later today about we talk about resolution 55-2016. and today for the first time you will be meeting our proposed underwriters, who have steeple, as the senior managing underwriter and back strom and stenson, an lbe as our co-managers. all these of these underwriters were selected through a competitive process that was run by our financial advisor in participation with the city's office of public finance and of course our finance team. and all three underwriters h

northern england, down the east coast, it east anglia, essex and kent, dry and relatively bright.rs. the combination of rain, hail and possibly thunder. through the evening and overnight, the rain will pep up across the south—east continuing in the southern countries and then clear. —— counties. frost possible. for scotland and northern ireland, continuing with the stronger winds. ice could be an issue. tomorrow, a quieter date weatherwise. sunshine for england and wales. still windy and still the showers persisting across northern ireland and scotland. most of the stove will be on the hills. wherever you are, it will feel cold. the met office has issued an amber warning for friday. this is the second from the top level, the top being a read. for scotland and northern ireland in particular, the possibilities of severe gales from storm barbara, the second named storm. rain coming in. for england and wales, we will see the rain come through and it will still be windy, not as windy in the north but gusts of up to 60 mph and we are not done with it yet. more windy weather this christm

2017b, those proceeds will be used to fund improvements of the folsom streetscape, the transbay park, essex park and underramp park and it's the first of many issuances that will be coming before you to fully fund the project. but we anticipate that these dollars will get us through the remainder of '16-17 and '17-18. our financing team you have met many of the members before in prior commission actions you approved. psm as the financial advisor and kit hara as the co-advisor and [speaker not understood] and in a third prior commission action you have approved urban analytics as the fiscal consultant and we'll hear more about that later today about we talk about resolution 55-2016. and today for the first time you will be meeting our proposed underwriters, who have steeple, as the senior managing underwriter and back strom and stenson, an lbe as our co-managers. all these of these underwriters were selected through a competitive process that was run by our financial advisor in participation with the city's office of public finance and of course our finance team. and all three underwriters h

as you said the essex d.a.'s office tell us the decapitated body found yesterday and woman friends and family members of 16-year-old missing praying the body is not his. he has been missing since lawrence in november. family members says hasn't used credit cards since social media. >> want to make sure it is not him because we want to have closure with this. he has been gone and no word of him and really worried and now working to identify the body. police say this does appear to be isolated incident and want the public to know they don't think there's any danger to anyone else. live in lawrence, i'm jessica reyes, babeing to -- back to yo. >> sara: student arrested and >> that's terrible. i will call about that because i never heard about that. my daughter is 14 and she comes here. you know what i mean? >> sara: we tried speaking to the principal but she declined to comment. investigators and school official are not providing more information because it involves minors. >> gene: rochelle bond's attorneys appear

25,000 pounds has been raised to help the family of the mother and daughter who died in a fire in essexand no thames clippers between woolwich to greenwich. meanwhile expect delays and cancellations to flights. a little bit of good news — paddington station has reopened today after six days of major engineering work. the a501 marlybone road is still down to one lane in both directions at baker street. has been causing long delays. lets have a check on the weather now with georgina burnett. good morning. if you are travelling anywhere today you may wish to leave a little earlier as visibility is likely to be an issue. there is a yellow warning in place for the fog until ten o‘clock this morning. there is also freezing fog patches out there and icy conditions. take care on untreated surfaces. although the warning ends at ten o‘clock, for many of us it is likely we will not see the back of the fog for much of the day. it is then replaced by cloud anyway so varying shades of grey. temperatures reaching about five or six celsius. feeling chilly as well. that cloud continues through the night

edward is waiting in essex, maryland, line for democrats. go ahead, edward. caller: yes, i have two questions. one is, there was an author on author, whossian said that the gdp of the soviet union during that era was greater than the united states. and he didn't really go into detail. he said, well, you have you to -- have to buy the book to find out why. and elizabeth warren's book, she describes distribution of new productivity over approximately 40 year period and how middle , class was getting approximately 70% and then, my rationale is that with the 1% or 2% growth, as long as we're getting some of it, elizabeth warren says we stopped getting any, any growth, any benefit from new productivity, so those are my two questions. host: mr. levinson. guest: ok, to the question about economic growth in russia, i'm not an expert in russia, i think it is important to point out there was a period in which the russian economy grew very quickly. that wasn't necessarily good for most russian citizens, russia took a lot of resources and forced them into industry. it bu

the essex county d.a'.s office has not released the identity of the victim. patriots tight end rob gronkowski undergoes back surgery today. gronk injured during the first quarter of last sunday's game against the jets. he has undergone this procedure before. doctors say gronk is a model patient because of his age and he is in great shape. we at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. it's time to bring back the holidays >> announcer: it's "live with kelly!" today, comedian and talk show host chelsea handler. and from "fresh off the boat," randall park. and we wrap up the "live's holiday gift guide" with a look at the latest holiday tech plus, the lovely busy philipps is kelly's cohost for the hour. all next on "live!" ? ? [cheering and applauding] and now, here are kelly ripa and busy philipps! [cheering and applauding] ? ?

and six has in the highest number of searches in england with 190 so far —— essex.devise the herbert protocol in his name. it is a way of collecting information from nursing homes before someone goes missing. they will have details of their previous home addresses, previous places of work, what they have been talking about recently, photographs, and that information can be given to as quickly. if the weather is bad, that can save someone's life. the herbert protocol developed right here will help police find people much quicker, but the charity darter missing people says more could be done to stop them going missing. they say they should be in automatic referral to social services the first time anybody show signs of wandering. without that, they believe they are missed opportunities to protect people. terry's dementia has deteriorated and he is no longer able to live at home. but nursing homes are not meant to be presence. you can't lock people in. with the number of dementia sufferers set to rise to over1 million x two dozen 25, this problem is likely to become mo

2017b, those proceeds will be used to fund improvements of the folsom streetscape, the transbay park, essexark and underramp park and it's the first of many issuances that will be coming before you to fully fund the project. but we anticipate that these dollars will get us through the remainder of '16-17 and '17-18. our financing team you have met many of the members before in prior commission actions you approved. psm as the financial advisor and kit hara as the co-advisor and [speaker not understood] and in a third prior commission action you have approved urban analytics as the fiscal consultant and we'll hear more about that later today about we talk about resolution 55-2016. and today for the first time you will be meeting our proposed underwriters, who have steeple, as the senior managing underwriter and back strom and stenson, an lbe as our co-managers. all these of these underwriters were selected through a competitive process that was run by our financial advisor in participation with the city's office of public finance and of course our finance team. and all three underwriters hav