~ ~ , ~ , ~ , ai ene er twe peepler. eta-bite ~ ~ , ~ , ~ across {7,7 a ’ ene er twe peepler. eta-bite i ehe er twe peepte; ewhite ~ ~ , ~ , ~ across the how - hour, ii be. that storm. a miles an hour, thatis be. that storm. a miles an hour, that is - m9425 “m -- be. that storm. a miles an hour, that is i w'rde “m -- 80 be. that storm. a miles an hour, that is - wind; berg? —— 80 so that is the winds here. —— 80 so further south you are, the better chance you have a the weather staying dry with sunshine. temperatures at best a round nine celsius. next week, the weather comes down. a return of night—time frost. sunshine by the day as well. mm your hello, this is bbc news. we will be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first the headlines: the man suspected of the berlin christmas market attack is shot dead in italy, after he was stopped by police in milan in the early hours, outside a train station. that means no trains on many lines this christmas. 90 mph winds are forecast in some parts of scotland, as storm barbara brings power cuts and difficult travelling conditi

sheldon, any word on his eta? sheldon: i would say a dozen or so marked vehicles from the milwaukee sheriff's department and police department are out there on the tarmac, keeping an we do want to show you some video of the president-elect leaving new york city about an hour ago. his plane took off from laguardia airport in new york around 4:00 our time. they are expected to arrive in milwaukee and head to that thank you tour from here. excitement has building for his arrival. jessica cerkoney is a trump tonight's rally. i caught up with her a couple of hours ago when she and her kids stopped at the airport. she was hoping to get an early glimpse of the president-elect before tonight's rally. >> driving by discovery world, and i saw a lot of sheriff's officers and secret service vehicles over here so i swung by , and i thought maybe we'd get to see donald trump's plane sheldon: unfortunately, jessica did not get to see the plane land. the sheriff's deputies cleared the parking lot that i interviewed her in. she mo

mass of clouds and rain and snow, all because of an area of low pressure churning and north of , the eta of when to expected along the lakefront, 7:00 or 7:30 p.m. or so, that's when i'm expecting this into waukesha, milwaukee, west bend. watertown, johnson creek, it is still green. it keeps flip-flopping, so that's how i know we are knocking you are rain or peers issues on the road. the ground is just too wet. the pavement will be too warm. it might be a little messy. i don't anticipate accumulations or issues on the roads. i will show you, thursday, and yeah, clouds unfortunately. that will be the story leading into friday as well, but there are other chances we could get some snow in the forecast. accumulations that day. we will keep you posted. next week during the middle part of the week it, i am watching a much larger storm system. right now it is too early to call. you need to keep it here, because we will tell you what we are thinking will happen at this point because so much can change. this is where it's going to be there is the low, the panhandle ok, coming out of texas. depen

cesar / vots --inquilinos de mountain view se manifestaron eta tarde ra exigir que la medida v y la ordenanzao --las medidas que fueron aprobadas despus de las elecciones del pasado 8 de noviembre... pero la asociacin ''california apartments'' present una demanda para que la medida entre en vigor este viernes... take sotvo / : 15 sec cesar -- la ciudad tiene 30 das, hasta el 20 de enero de 2017, para responder. mientras tanto, el personal de mountain view continuar con la preparacin de la implementacin de la medida v. cesar --esta es una historia que solo ver en telemundo 48. --un niÑo de seis aÑos que batalla nuevamente contra la leucemia... recibi hoy un adelanto de lo que le recibira esta navidad.... lorena ---amigos y familiares no quisieron que el pequeÑo guerrero se quedera sin regalos... --- andrs brender nos presenta a diego, desde el hospital de niños de oakland.... pkg 00:00 00:14 00:30 00:58 01:48 take pkg apenas su madre abrió la puerta niños de oakland, donde se hospeda el pequeño diego . no contuvo la emoción. y más aún cuando su maestra le hizo entrega de uno de los regalos de

no eta for when the highway will open. they need to document the scene before cars cause that information or data or bullet casings to disappear. >> all right, henry is on the scene for us. as you look at these pictures, it's not just the eastbound direction. often times in the westbound direction everyone slows down to see what happened. adds we pan down you can see how bad the traffic is in the westbound direction as well. it's a complete mess out there. unfortunately, there are not a lot of good options for getting around. we want to she you our live drive time traffic map. you can go up 24 and down 13. the accident happened in this area. the shooting happened here. you can take 13 to 580, right there, or take 880 and cut up to 38, then to 580. those are your two options. henry will stay on the scene. if we get any information, we will let you know. even when they open the lanes, the backup is stretching to far that it will take a while for the traffic to dissipate. >>> in the south bay, in the past half hour, swat team

the work you did with public television and sharon rockefeller who is here and is the president of w etawho worked with you on the film and ken burns, and i think how do you even have time to sleep because you are scientists you're a scientist and oncologist, you write books, your husband and a father and you write books, how do you do it all? >> this? >> this book came out of such urgency that it had to be written. i sort of prioritized it. it took five and half years so it seems as if it came up one morning, but it took a lot of time and i spent a lot of time on it and a lot of it was going back to the stories. i thought to myself if i can just knit together the stories, one after another, i would achieve the book. >> it's kind of extraordinary that he can get it all done. let's start over here. i can't see very well but stepped to the mic and ask a question. >> hi, my name is andy and i'll be starting school in the fall to study the intersections of anthropology and i just had a question along the lines of this discussion, exploring new frontiers of science so i know you've written ab

>> the third phone call at 9:31 where the individual threatened a bombing on a eta vehicle. >> they notified the officers after the first call. two hours later, officers located the suspect. 42-year-old johnton at a fast food restaurant in san jose and he e-mailed a radio station that notified bta. >> the bta sheriff patrol officers arrested the suspect in the vicinity of highway 87. me did not have weapons on explosives in the possession. >>> they did not find bomb making materials. they said he was a known bta passenger. >> i don't see why there's a terrorist thing to bta. there's nothing wrong with bta. it's, like, why would you threaten bta? >> reporter: he's charged with making a false bomb threat. in san jose, ab 7 news. >>> in the wake of last week's deadly fire in oakland, many people are coming together, including some who were at odds just days ago. abc 7 news was at jones barbecue today where a news conference by the owners and artists began with a moment of silence. artists work next door to the restaurant. last week, the restaurant's owner was critical of the collective. the art

we still don't have an eta on when this lane right next to me is going to reopen. we're live in danville, pete suranos, nbc 7 news. >> this is a backup that's still affecting traffic even this many hours later. >> even in an ultra light volume of traffic because it's before christmas, a lot of schools out starting last week. others, this is their last week of school, so a lot lighter volume of traffic. this has been a horrible drive in addition to the tragedy, of course, loss of human life here in el pentato. only one lane is blocked, remember that. you take that for 90 minutes in concord to pass that scene. to get around it, you have to go to 113 and back around here. folks are just going to tough it out here. that's the big delay. the rest of the bay moves very nicely. >>> authorities in the santa clara area are at the scene of a deadly accident where a woman was struck and killed while she was pushing a shopping cart across the street. it happened around 6:30 on northbound lawrence expressway and cabr cabrillo avenue. we does talk to a witness who said the woman

graydon carter, no although eta be out.s happening in syria, russian hacking and he's speaking with vanity fair. one of them should say, maybe you should focus on that other stuff. >> they've tried and it hasn't worked. for a very brief window toward the end of the campaign, chris, they took away his twitter account. they did the tweeting. he would dictate to them what he wanted to tweet. they would type it out and edit it and send it out for publication. that's not happening any more and i wouldn't expect it to. >> jeff peterson of the "new york times." always great to see you, my friend. >> thank you. >>> kate snow returns tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern. my colleague, steve kornacki, picks up my coverage in new york. good afternoon, steve. >> breaking news at the top of the agenda. dylan roof guilty on 33 counts in the shooting deaths of nine people at a south carolina church last year. the trial will now continue into the sentencing phase. much more for you on what we can expect in that pivotal second phase. also on the a

they did not give us an eta as far as when they'll be able to wrap up this investigation. back to you in the newsroom. >> we heard oakland fire saying they wanted to clear the billing and they're putting their best efforts forward to do so. thank you. >> the investigation will continue there. we're learning so much more about the victims killed in this fire. ten more people have been identified. among them 20-year-old michaela gregory from south san francisco, 35-year-old alex ghassan from oakland and jennifer kiyomi tanouye from oakland, just 31 years old. >> another victim identified as 33-year-old em bohlka from oakland. her father posted on instagram she was recently transitioning to becoming a beautiful happy woman. >> six other victims include 28-year-old micah danemayer, 34-year-old edmund lapine and benjamin runnels of oakland. >> 33-year-old chelsea dolan from san francisco, 29-year-old feral pines from berkeley, 21-year-old jennifer morris of foster city also lost their lives in that city. >> i didn't do anything ever in my life that would lead me up to this mome

what can eta do to facilitate sharing above 95 giga hertz and open it up. i think the question generally is we've had focus on millimeter wave spectrum. what about even smaller spectrum that technology will eventually get there. are there plans at ntia to put some of that out? >> well i would say that i don't see it any differently than the other bands that we've been discussing. it's a matter of collaboration and discussion in terms of how can we share as appropriate. when you get higher and higher in frequency, theoretically and technically it makes it easier to share spectrum among multiple users and potentially the systems. so i think it's a matter of discussion, collaboration and defining a path forward which we would do in collaboration with the commission industry and the agency. >> actually let me use that question to make one point that i meant to make earlier, which we talked a lot about spectrum frontiers, that was a set of rules done this summer. the fcc now has spectrum frontiers part two that's teed up an additional number of these millimeter

most of the water is cleaned up at this point but no eta on when the roads will be reopened. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> this morning a san jose state student is behind bars after a string of sexual batteries on campus. after releasing these surveillance photos, police got a tip. they believe that this person is behind a groping incident in the student union on monday afternoon. wednesday another woman also said that she was groped in a stairwell at duncan hall. in all, there have been 6 cases of sexual battery since mid- october and police say it's not yet clear if the same suspect is responsible for all those attacks. >>> a san jose teacher is behind bars right now accused of having sex with a student. police believe trudy hill used her position of authority to draw a 17-year-old boy into a sexual relationship. hill is a teacher at santa teresa high school. it happened from august to november. right now officers don't believe there are other victims. hill surrendered to detectives yesterday and later posted bail. >>> this morning, oakland city leaders a

going to lose heading into election and then he declared during these remarks here which the crowd eta up moment by moment that there will be a wall on the mexican border, that heal seek the end of obamacare that heal ask congress to repeal and replace obamacare and on and on. i think the big news of the night was when he announced that retired marine general james mattis is going to be the next defense secretary. keep in mind, anderson, that is something his own spokesman jason miller denied on twitter was actually taking place. jason said a couple of hours ago that no final decision had been made. so donald trump not only does he like to stir up the crowds at these rallies he proved tonight that he also wants to make the news on his own and not even allow his own officials to do that. there was also a moment where he defended tapping wilbur ross as his next commerce secretary. that was interesting because one of the knocks on donald trump during this transition process is that he's not had a news conference to take some questions. he essentially answered one of those questions at thi

come some hack off on eta by some of the other craft beer degenerates include a chris who is not hereyet i deployed the 5-gallon brew set up while draining a respectable stockpile. when it came time to chill the bitter we connected a large quill of copper to be to the south in the second for building a building 16. we were prize of the fact it was raining on zuckerberg's desk in that of every other manager met desk. security rusty with panicked faces. of it-- evidently we had burst the plumbing in the kitchen with our high-pressure cooling. our be your crew in a state of considerable inebriation finished the brew and left a area. 4:00 a.m. and recall in my duties of product manager i sent unapologetic e-mail to zuckerberg promising a bottle of the brew. there were no repercussions and i still of him a bottle. move fast and break things. move fast and break things one of the more famous slogans. there goes the reading. what's next? q&a? >> on the coordinator here and we are so lucky to get antonio. thank you so much. he just had a baby-- well, he didn't, but someone did. use a proud fa

the work you did with public television and sharon rockefeller who is here and is the president of w etawho worked with you on the film and ken burns, and i think how do you even have time to sleep because you are scientists you're a scientist and oncologist, you write books, your husband and a father and you write books, how do you do it all? >> this? >> this book came out of such urgency that it had to be written. i sort of prioritized it. it took five and half years so it seems as if it came up one morning, but it took a lot of time and i spent a lot of time on it and a lot of it was going back to the stories. i thought to myself if i can just knit together the stories, one after another, i would achieve the book. >> it's kind of extraordinary that he can get it all done. let's start over here. i can't see very well but stepped to the mic and ask a question. >> hi, my name is andy and i'll be starting school in the fall to study the intersections of anthropology and i just had a question along the lines of this discussion, exploring new frontiers of science so i know you've written ab

so you can send mike or whoever you will go meet your eta, what type of car and all that stuff.is only during the ride but imagine this you have the driver go and you have two or three people in the the back making faces, singing, screaming, talk about distract driving but again, it is good cross promotion. >> just last night, at least the guy had his phone in a little holder on the dash game >> yeah. >> and this has happened three or four times. my wife loves the show. you face time with the wife or the husband while he is driving. he is driving,'s then the phonies on the the dash, so i'm looking in the phone while he is driving talking to his wife. >> how did the ride go you are here so it guess it work. >> it was a long ride, hade to go to bala cynwyd. >> you talk the whole time. >> what did you talk about. >> we talk. >> where was the gps. >> he knew exactly where we were going. >> okay. >> one bala. >> yeah. >> interesting story. >> yes. >> was it. >> yes. >> it can be a cool idea. sometimes you are trying to get address, it makes it easier let me get to my friend carla, cl

what can eta do to facilitate above 95 gig hertz and open it up. i think the question generally is we've had focus on millimeter wave spectrum. what about even smaller spectrum that technology will eventually get there. are there plans at ntia to put some of that out? >> well i would say that i don't see it any differently than the other bands that we've been discussing. it's a matter of collaboration and discussion in terms of how can we share as appropriate. when you get higher and higher in frequency, theoretically and technically it makes it easier to share spectrum among multiple users and potentially the systems. so i think it's a matter of discussion, collaboration and defining a path forward which we would do in collaboration with the commission industry and the agency. >> actually let me use that question to make one point that i meant to make earlier, which we talked a lot about spectrum frontiers, that was a set of rules done this summer. the fcc now has spectrum frontiers part two that's teed up an additional number of these millimeter

w aareripetenhe atar ithlol op mangurth hff rteth elyndevop emllcrs eta beusth bomcouny nts.eom ty e , ey co pt t fils. ong heoo mbee tava llimstpe inbuitshela tgo heornitis men d ile . omnes otti we's gh, t emominndse e bl a cir ift iabt teprecon t emomin inteeoe . wl vehacoerti t cmuty eetoetacin t unn hl, wne tgeba in t crc hl weeeo t ckntth counieacssheta. uy ithh bames whito oso otr actong uhe i anyts. re tt, nd tt lkg t p wta tpelehe wl deta wt bie i anbeitusn econay [alae] ha y rmo. tey? gngo ve io e nu awe f t nt velueio [lghr] ts n aesr quti. u l lkrily try aa c mb yoaltaedri aut hiar pplanwe ta g rsve tetr. e asoo a aea mein, itmeinweltl . a dng tngwi eh e ifd.tt e anquti iav foyo iheni cmiio doou he ade i inw're aim deli tt e mbs ed bapindholy doounowhyowa t apin y d' a y go ts? orilite u poti beusof o ddle? yo pnsreorhewh mmsi. mrbule atrngo meer i t aoimes veo me borfeua 25 the pt mth h t beevitilbeon bri'sppntnt , .oove. ts j rseltng byheer o t rio thapinen a tbead naon cmiee cir oth loofheroemthno ita ckf detainanppciio dil ano w dae oc ielvehathges t athisef'

. >> perry is on the board of eta and sunoco logistics. >> maybe this is a sign -- a lot of people feelatural gas is -- i'm going to be a little more circumspect. people feel natural gas is the bridge fuel and that we have -- they are famous for getti intit >> hopefully they won't mine in yell lestone. >> that would be a downer. >> maybe they will keep it out. >> very nice. >> okay. >> beautiful place. >> we will get cramer's mad dash. take one more look at the pre-market on this fed day. more squawk from the street straight ahead. >>> welcome back to a mad dash on what we like to call her hump day. what are we going to talk about? the stock of gm will trade down. there's an antitrust investigation of china talking about what's going on between gm and saic motors. i would be remiss not to say that this is -- sounds like tit for tat. gm does have large cars they sell there. this may be the beginning of when the chinese communist party does not say, be careful, mr. trump. just says, all right, here is a company made its bed with -- this is the up side for gm is china. an antitrust investi

while we have all the eta in the world to underscored why the trump plan -- all the data in the worldo underscored why the trump plan is a disaster for working-class families, stephanie has a real life account. the cuts to support for working-class families, the appointment of an attorney general the has repeatedly voted against the violence against women act are not abstractions for stephanie. her work has appeared in the new york times, washington post, the guardian, and many other outlets. she focuses on social and economic justice as a writing fellow for the center of change. is forthcoming through hachette books. she holds a master degree in english with a creative writing and business. two daughters. welcome, stephanie. thank you for joining us. [applause] >> thank you to the center for american progress for this opportunity to speak in front of all of you today. with mys ago, i lived then three-year-old daughter in a studio apartment. during the day, i worked full-time as a maid cleaning the house is of the wealthy. at night, i stayed up to complete coursework for several onlin

eta has long recognized potential for fraud and the concern about lack of transparency and volatility, you have limited quality assurance program, don't think we should leave the subject without acknowledging that or getting some feedback from you on whether that quality assurance works, but working with cftc on a memorandum of understanding related to transparency and oversight. i don't know that we need to comment given the short time but i want to acknowledge the work you are doing outside this debate, who has the obligation to make the program more transparent, try to work cooperatively with the cftc to guarantee minimization of speculation. >> we are looking at those opportunities every day, more transparency. >> only thing worse than rim is a fake rim. last question, you and i when we spoke about the process of dealing with the requirements for those own, at the same time you are dealing our fs we talked about the conflict between the two. help me on where that conversation is going. as you produce more ethanol, more ozone in those areas of the production part of it at the same

. >>> yo en etas vida no tengo nada que ver. no existo, es como si. me borraras del mapa.cuentra en atlanta. donde tiene una cita muy importante. una cadena ay, ay, ay ! seÑoras y seÑores no se puede perder la serie de telemundo comenzando con silvana sin lana a las 8 de la noche 7 cen y la doÑa despuÉss a la 9. 8 cen termino nandz con el tema en su semana de estreno a las 10 de la noche. 9 cen. la mejor super serie. estÁn en nuestra cadena telemundo. que buen inicio. con series nos tienen atrapados a de tos el chema la verdad tambiÉn estÁ increÍble. >>> >>> es increÍble. >>> y ni si diga no se lo pueden perder como tampoco se pueden ter der los browne de nuestro querido chef james. este momento mÁs sabroso de la televisiÓn. sÍ rs a, seÑor. en 3 diferentes en y velos para darle textura y ach coltarlos un poquito mÁs. estamos listos una receta sencilla de hacer y los ingredientes para que tome nota. tengo un en baÑo marÍa. el cual veÍ a agarrar con toa liy para no quemarme las manos. un poco chocolate ¿verdad. lo voy a retirar. y lo que voy a hacer ahora es comenzar agregar

but were firefighters able to give you any kind of eta for those watching at home trying to figure out when they could possibly -- when the task force might get there, how long it would take before they could do this room-by-room search? >> reporter: they said imminently. they said they are hoping they are going to get here very soon. no timeline. we are hoping for our next update from fire personnel in the next 20 minutes or so. so hopefully we'll get more information at that time about the arrival. we do see a lot of fire and oakland police personnel here on scene. earlier we saw oakland police chief, chief downing here, hoping to get more information from him and the fire department about when that task force is going to be here and when they will do that room-by- room search. >> in terms of the building that was affected with this rave and with, you know, the artist enclave that we're hearing was in the building, it looks, you know, from our perspective on the outside that outside, even if the inside is -- is -- is not, um, safe, obviously, that there are still walls standing. did

there's something called an eta, a basket of stocks that represents the russell 2000.ou're looking at a chart of what it's called iwm. that's the symbol. if you want to invest in the whole ball of wax you buy iwm. good way to invest, dr? >> if you're expecting this rally that goldman sachs is looking at, that brian says is going to come later in the year, but if you're expecting that rally, stuart, that is a great way to play. playing these small cap stocks, what it does for us, it allows us to get a bigger bang for the buck. they go down faster than the market goes down. they go up faster than the market goes up. if you have an expectation of markets up, the iwm is a good way to play that expectation. stuart: we hate being technical on this program etf and that kind of stuff. if you want to play that whole basket, all 2000 of them, iwm is the way to go. >> correct. stuart: got anything to say? >> i agree and actually smaller companies have smaller effective tax rate so with the trump tax cut, a bigger boost there. that's why these companies have been surging more. stu

. >> you pointed out quite rightly that eta makes no sense except for the fact it the law of the land. assuming it is an assumption, but assuming that changes, how do we go about spending money, the most effect way, most responsible way, but also the greatest advantage. >> sure, every time i talk about how we need to increase defense budget, people immediately think that your i don't care about defense waste. i know care about acquisition costs that are unnecessary. we can do both, thanks for. we have been planning and spending money in ways that don't make sense at all. i think everybody in the room would agree with that. some of the things we can do differently is weakened by more of a particular item on, just sort of buying a couple of items come to securing a couple and letting production line restart them and find people to build them and the expertise to invest in and build them. that is incredibly expensive. it is incredibly shortsighted. it's not thinking through the long run how the country can spend money more efficiently. if this is how families ran their own purse no budge