as bathroom breaks, lunchtime operators, scheduling, on the or fatigue, things that far sort. we couldn't come to any kind of agreement. we'll strike as of right now. >> we ask our riders continue making plans for travel, alternatives to prepare themselves for the possibility of a significant service disruption. >> now, mayor jim kenney very concerned. he is asking who can work flexible hours to do just that, again there is tuesday morning commute is shaping up to be very tough with the septa strike. both the mayor and the governor also urging both sides to go to the negotiating table and hammer out an agreement as quickly as possible specially with election day just one week away. with every passing hour there is growing concern that this could impact voters turning out to the polls, of course, we'll keep you up-to-date on this story. for now live outside the sheridan in center city where the negotiations have been the past few days. rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you, see you soon. as jan just mentioned, the talks ended right at the deadline 12:01 this morning. >> on the

protesters of the dakota oil pipeline have gone through three seasons so far.. but an even stronger challenge will be the winter months..the 3-point-7 billion dollar pipeline needs a permit from the army corps of engineers to drill under part of the missouri river... and the main source of drinking water for the standing rock sioux reservation. a north dakota woman spent her veterans day creating a unique display symbolizing a serious miranda schuler displayed 22 pairs of boots lined up in a row in front of her home. she says it represents the statistic that 22 veterans commit suicide each day under the weight of post-traumatic stress disorder or ptsd. "i really want to do something to bring awareness to ptsd and veterans' suicide. because prior to us losing steven, i really wasn't aware of how big of a problem it was." steven is miranda's brother who suffered from p-t-s-d and took his own life six years ago. still ahead.. while the badgers football team is ready for homecoming.. the men's basketball team tipped off their season last night.. lance allan tells us

let's show you what's happened so far.his is the race that people will be watching for the last couple of weeks and they are especially watching tonight. for the past couple of hours since the polls first closed in florida, donald trump has a lead. not a big lead, but it is one and a half points that he has a lead over hillary clinton which is a significant lead at this particular point. still, votes to be counted and a lot of them in areas traditionally that vote for the democrats. that could tighten up. from florida we moved to pennsylvania, historically a democrat vote and the votes counted so far, it's going to stay in that column with hillary clinton with a substantial lead. next up, after pennsylvania, we have ohio. ohio was one of the ones republicans and democrats were conceding they had problems. at this point, we are checking on michigan, another state where the republicans were hoping to break through. at the moment they're not. almost two and half points down behind hillary clinton in michigan, traditionally a

left lane no delays so far it is wrapping up its research the gem of traffic and want to show you this is right next to the airport keep that in mind >>james: the story we mention in the east bay the man who was killed in the trip was shooting in union city >>will tran: you consider all the cars in the parking lot and lots of people were out last night having fun and christmas shopping the texas roadhouse is where the semi truck as making a left turn loss of witnesses they say they do not stop the gunman from opening fire at three people one person died one person was taken to hospital in serious condition the police officers drew within a short distance of this location they got here with and about a minute or so >>james: he was leaving the trump tower yesterday >>reporter: the promise of a big day in washington that will repeal the of four will carry at the plant to replace the care that tempered his stance on president obama care since the election what has been steadfast saying that after the supreme court upheld the law in 2012 their leading contenders for secretary of state inclu

that's the trouble area this morning as far as the roads are concerned. a lot of clouds around and that's kept our temperatures from falling all that much. low to mid-60s w. that head start, we'll jump about 10 degrees. that would be about it. a lot of cloud cover, some sprinkles on to the north not amounting to much. that will be the case today. look at the cloud cover. you see the extent of it on the northern side well up into georgia. it's going to take the entire

this is a good so far for mcginty. so far 56 to 40%. all precincts are reporting but so far mcginty looks strong in this race against incumbent pat toomey. local race that all over the country are paying close attention to because it's close and contentious race for the pennsylvania seat in that us senate. >> all about balance of power, right. mcginty is hoping to snatch it from toomey. jeff cole is live in at mcginty's headquarters. all right, jeff, what a race and the candidate you're with has got to be happy so far. >> reporter: yeah, well, here's what i think it's balanced here. they do have a sense that obviously mcginty is doing quite well but they're very frankly worried about hillary clinton at this point across the country. now, they figure here that if clinton would do well mcginty would do well that clinton's voters would pull mcginty with them. but i must tell you the democratic state chair was up here a moment ago and when i asked him how he was doing we're doing well in philadelphia it we've been able to get the votes out

well, they may have gone too far this time. i said yes.t some of her senses. she took a pregnancy test. he's taking it like a champ, though. >> so nice, so supportive. >> getting mad. i am in trouble. >> i'm pregnant. >> they are pregnant. >> congratulations! >> that's amazing. >> that's sweet. >> look at her face. she seems very upset about the whole thing. >> well -- >> is it because she's a terrible person? >> i'm dying right now. i'm dying. sounds like they are about to have a wedding. >> i don't care about that dress, we're having a baby. >> i think she just realized she may have gone too far. >> you're right. he's super emotional and it's all fake. >> don't let him go so deep into this. hello? >> she's backed up into a corner, it's hard. >> look at nick and christian. every muscle is tense. >> don't go any further. she doesn't have to tell him. >> yes, she does! >> get into that bedroom right now do the deed, he'll never know. >> and have a baby 12 months later. >> so? >> do you watch maury povich? >> it's a prank. >> they don't make

. >> so far, the volume is light, a look at the pike. so far, so good. let's get to the maps and check your trip as you make your way west of town, watching one accident on 290, westbound crash by solomon pond road, and then if you travel the pike, no complaints. south of town, 24 building volume out of avon, route 3 looks ok, and on the expressway, your trip right now, almost 2 braintree into boston. north of town, 93 south side, starting to slow down as you travel out of methuen and approaching the spot pond. trains and buses so far are running on schedule. >> thank you, now to that breaking news we're following in boston. four police officers are injured overnight, in a violent confrontation. >> the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is here this morning with the latest information that we have. >> and where a scary situation this was for those four police officers. suspect's vehicle. the other two officers were nearly hit. it started with a call overnight to this area in dorchester around 12:30. reports of a person who had a gun near dublin house on stou

is michael far, the president of far miller and washington. let's begin today with the markets, financials, and energy leading the way. john najarian, this just maybe paused for a day or two, and you pick back up where you left off. >> it's such a broad rally too, judge. it's not just the one sector. of course, we're being driven by energy today. we've also got financials acting extremely well, and when we had the election and the day after and we were talking about that's why we've got a very broad based rally, and now you've got some of the rails really kicking in here too. >> but, pete, i asked you yesterday whether you could keep buying some of these sectors that had run so much since the election, and you said yes, and you said the financials were the place to look and lo and behold, we have that as one of the leadership groups today. >> you look across the financials. i mean, if we look at anybody who i think is the biggest winner out of this whole thing, when you consider the election and what the possibilities are, especially now with

the results so far are very positive. the central bank and the banking sector, they are doing a great job so far in addressing that. >> so by the momentum of conversion, i understand billion hasy $3 been converted. is that momentum gathering? is that growing? and it isathering basically -- the central bank and the banking system are including all stakeholders into the system. and we knew all the way that this was going to take time but the performance so far is great. >> minister, i know that you -- i don't talk about currency. market is testing the pound. and it is casting the levels. there a level, minister, at which you are comfortable with? actually, we will tolerate it at this, but i can't tolerate it above 20? what is your bandwidth for tolerance? >> it's jurisdiction of the bank of egypt to speak about that. be we knew things will volatile somehow, given market conditions. but, again, the results that we achieved so far and the performance so far is really great and we expect that this gather momentum. remember, on

, far progressive wing of the party.hey're piling in behind him. i think the notion of an african-american and a muslim as the face of the party, at this moment, of the stark contrast that he would make with donald trump. he's a well-spoken guy. he's smart. i think it's a -- i think he would be potentially a really good choice for this job. >> he brings a lot to it. he's a smart guy. he's principled. he's well-liked. i question, just because i haven't seen him do it, can he raise big money? can he go on television at the highest levels, he's on tv all the time, but at the highest levels and really take on a president? and can he be a member of congress and also run the dnc? a lot of people like howard dean are saying, it should be a full-time chair. so i think the guy brings a lot to it, and i think he's as impressive as anybody else talking about being in the race. but there are some big question marks about it, as far as i'm concerned, about whether he's ready to take that next level up and be the voice of the democrat

over here, sjc not too far away from here. just to give you an idea what we're looking at once you head out this morning. here is a live look outside in san jose. i see flashing lights there. i don't know if that has anything to do with it. of course they're covering a wide area where they're searching for those suspects. it is very chilly outside as you head out this morning or just getting up to keep an eye out. 42 degrees in san jose. oakland also 42 degrees. san francisco has dropped down to 44 degrees. we have some mid to upper 30s in parts of the north bay. so definitely a morning to bundle up. if you're getting ready for the turkey trot today, it will be a very nice one. a lot of sunshine and cool start. it will be 61 degrees for the high today for the peninsula and south bay, 62 degrees. in san francisco expect a high of 58. east bay as well as north bay, upper 50s to lower 60s. a lot of sun on this thrg day. i'll have a look at what to expect adds we go into the weekend a little later. >> thank you very much. we'll ke

far this season for many locations, including right here in milwaukee. lows bottomed out well into the 20s everywhere with wind chills in the teens. we'll see a slight improvement in our weather today with more sunshine and less wind. however, temperatures will still only reach the upper 30s new this morning.. police investigating a deadly crash near 27th & capitol. it happened just before 10 last night. police attempted to stop a chevy impala for a traffic offense. the driver sped off heading north on 27th. the driver swerved into capitol.. striking another car and a light pole. a male passenger in the chevy was killed. six others were hurt but are expected to strong winds fanned the flames of a car fire in kenosha county...police say it happened on i-94 at county road m-l. you can see the wind shaking the d-o-t camera. deputies had to close three southbound lanes while the fire was put out. no one was hurt. problems on the roads in waukesha county.. the sheriff's department responded to this crash yesterday. deputies tell us a minivan rolled over on i-

anyway, here are some of the so far in a good mood. >> how is travel so far this early morning? is it a good idea to travel this early? >> oh, if you want to get anywhere today travel 4:00 in the morning, 5:00 in the morning, you will get where you need to go. >> it is too much traffic. too many chaos. i think it is safer just to be home. >> more polite in philly than they are in alabama? >> that was tongue and cheek question. but what's your answer? >> you're so fast up here. we get down there south the same but you all are hustle and bustle, in a had your. >> i we're not as polite on the roads say when somebody cuts you off or something. >> women, sometimes, yes. yes, sometimes. >> so, you're happy up here now. so travel, you know how to deal with travel during the holidays in philly now, as opposed to alabama? >> sure. just rope you will your window, don't pay any a at this shown, just go on. >> don't make any hand gestures? >> oh, no, no, because you might get a gun in your face then. no, no. >> so fast, ryan palmer wishes i was so fast doing these live shots. looking at jac

it's not good as far as how much rain we'll see. as far as cold air, you'll see a big difference. looking at the forecast in the seven days, in san francisco, how about upper 30s to start next week? that's what we could be dealing with and even freezing temperatures for the inland valleys. this weekend is really looking nice. make sure you get out there and enjoy it. heading over to mike, he's updating us on the danville crash. >> that's right. 680 was a concern because we see a build for the volume around the bay. you showed the live camera where we have slowing in san jose. we'll talk about that in a second and also talk about what popped up at the coliseum. but this continues to be on the shoulder. two lanes still reported blocked southbound 680 in danville. two lanes were reported blocked by a crew that arrived on scene to assist with minor injuries. that will be an issue as the commute builds through that area. a smooth flow approaching the bay bridge. slower for the eastshore freeway and the bay bridge metering lights are on. 4 minutes from highway 4 to the bay braj. i'm che

more than 20 inches so far. people are being advised to stay home until this lets up tomorrow morning. lester? >> all right, blake, thanks very much. >>> let's turn to al roker. where is this storm going and what are we looking at as we head closer to the holiday? >> we have problems, lester. right now you can see on the radar we are starting to see this tapering off, talking about another one to three, maybe six inches in some of the higher elevations. as far as travel, we're going to see a parade of storms coming as looking at, as far as the air travel, on wednesday, chicago's going to be a problem, periods of rain throughout the day, improving conditions in the evening. minneapolis a problem, detroit as well, with again, more rain, possible delays, mixture of rain and snow, heaviest rain in the evening. as far as travel, i-94, i-65, i-70 going to be problems as well, st. louis to pittsburgh, rainy travel, ponding and problems there, and then as we move out west, i-5 going to be the big problem from sacramento

so far the airport is great. i pulled in, no problem. i thought it would be crazy busy today but it's not very busy and everything is going smooth so far. tom: airport officials are still reminding travelers that it's still a good idea to get to the airport two hours before your flight. you can get current traffic conditions, live radar, and the latest forecast anywhe just download the wmur app from the i-tunes or google play stores. shelley: developing tonight, the attorney general's office is investigating a homicide in wentworth. a 60-year-old man was killed inside his home early this morning. as wmur's cherise leclerc tells us, investigators are releasing few other details. cherise: officers arrived at this home just before 2:00 this morning. there they found the victim suffering from blunt force injuries. but did not survive. tonight the road remains blocked off by state police and investigators as it is still an active crime scene. >> evidence is being gathered as we speak. cherise: investigators remained on scene well into the eve

if you're if you are wondering who they like so far, like so far, have some insight. the presidential have is another tradition. >> their cookie faceoff is a tradition but never has the bakery accurate. >> never has the bakery seen a blowout like this. >> this. >> in the past it's been close, pretty close very close. kind of different. >> reporter: of course, cookies may not be the best way to predict an election voting might be. statewide republicans are predict the election but early voting might be. statewide, republicans are ahead by about by just about 2,000 votes. in in hillsborough county it is democrats ahead by democrats but that's votes. >> whole story. in hillsborough county there's a lot here in than republicans. 33% democrats than republicans. 30 pre- have already voted but democrats have voted but 46% of registered r 36% of registered voted. have voted. >> my apart. >> reporter: this election could come down metaphor because this election could come down to a slim percentage of voters. number of voters. >> for "the now tampa bay" i'm adam winer. >>> all

this weekend, plan on highs to end up around 40 - by far, the coolest weather we've seen so far this season.today: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-15. high: 59 alo: 59 dbq: 57 iow: 62 tonight: mostly clear with patchy fog. wind: nw 5-10. low: are joining in a national movement today to stop the construction of the bakken oil pipeline. dubuque and iowa city are among the dozens of cities that will have events for a national day of action. the call to action comes from native american leaders at the protest site of standing rock, north dakota. events in dubuque will start at 4 this afternoon at the clocktower. and in iowa city at army corps of engineers office at 3:30. in north dakota, the state gathered for the protest. no one was arrested. people who say they're trying to protect water want to encourage more people to join their cause. "we're here to represent the four different directions that have come here in ceremony and to pray for the state of north dakota." protesters blocked traffic, which bismarck police say is against the law without a permit. the standing rock sioux tribe has fi

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two bodies have been found so far. the latest on who at least one of them is. >> and people in new delhi upset about a thick cloud of smog, why u.s. authorities say a holiday celebration caused the smog levels to triple. that's coming up at 5. >> sunrise. we'll preview their game against the panthers. the bucs said good-bye to their second place position in the nfc south. we'll see why straight ahead in we traveled the world sampling the best cheese for two reasons one, to bring them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of really good cheese along the way. publix deli specialty cheese. over 36 varieties to fall in love with. >>> welcome back, this morning donald trump will hold a rally at the sarasota fairgrounds. hillary clinton will campaign in pennsylvania and michigan. >> vice president joe biden will hold rallies in in tallahassee and st. petersburg. the fbi won't file any charges against clinton related to her e-mail practices while she was secretary of state. >> this morning the final fight

it is by far the one we're watching.nd even donald trump has said very publicly he doesn't think there is a path to him for white house without winning florida. >> we talked about the fact that donald trump really needs to run the table when it comes to these baghd battleground states. it is hard to imagine the path to the white house without the state of florida for donald trump. >> let's go to john king at the magic wall and take a closer look at florida. 43% of the vote is in. and trump has a slight lead over hillary clinton. 49.1%. 48.1%. and since you were here a few minutes ago. votes filled in here. and down here. saraso sarasota county. he's winning but again, first i want to go back and look at the history. it is only the early results for donald trump but to the point jake made it is very important. win or lose the republican party is going to have a big debate after the election. let's pull up miami dade. donald trump, the 36.5, round up to 37% in miami dade. marco rubio, 37%. he's running ten points ahead of

, far, far superior than mr. trump. >> reporter: their at cheyenne the rally. the bump up to minimum wage. across town. rudy jewel . >> the question is who is going to get out to vote. we've got volunteers that are more enthusiastic than theirs. theirs is a machine. >> reporter: giuliani told the crowd this election is more important than ever. told trump supporters crooked hillary can't be trusted with that. giuliani argued that the military will have key through strength. meaning every vote will count. nearly 770,000 people have already voted.

the perimeter. >> i know there's a turkey trot not too far away this morning. any chance that the search is going to impact that whatsoever that you know of? >> the search is minute by minute i.'s hard to tell. san jose pd is fully aware of all search activities. >> reporter: and that was sergeant rich glennon of the santa clara county sheriff's department telling us how those two inmates were able to be apprehended, how the two inmates subject of the manhunt are still at large. you heard maybe one of those questions in there about cameras. we know this has been a hot topic at the main jail. whether or not there are cameras, there is the old part of the main jail on the back side of the building, a section to be decommissioned. there were no cameras that caught this escape. we do know it happened in the second story cell where those four inmates were housed, how they managed to get through those bars is unclear. we understood initially they had cut through them. at this point now the sergeant says it is not clear. they did have bed sheets and clothing that they

so far, certainly we can say it's been surprising. we think that trump shows a strong hope as you can see on the map. >> a lot of red. we didn't expect. now it appears michael ben net will continue to be the u.s. senate here in colorado. >> we understand he will be taking the podium here shortly. he's a full screen. >> . 50 percent daryl glen with 45 percent. one year ago, michael ben net was considered one of the most vulnerable democrats in the in fact the washington post called him exactly that. as a result. having a poor primary season. issues didn't get on the ballot. they said maybe it made it easier. that is clearly the case. >> . all right next up. republican scott tip ton. won a strong reelection in 2012. 2014. spent a lot of money some of the most money. it was thought he could likely win. >> you can see 80 percent. of the voters. said no to that. a 25 billion dollar tax increase. we did think this could fail a lot of big colorado democrat. hickenlooper didn't rally behind this. next year. and all the way up to 12 dollars an

civil liberty groups say the measure goes far too far. >>> president obama is in part blaming fox news for the massive losses suffered by democrats in recent elections. our channel has been talked about a lot by president obama over the last seven and a half years. howard kurtz has a look at what the president said and what it may tell us. >> reporter: president obama took a parting swipe at fox news lamenting why white working class voters turned out for donald trump. he told "rolling stone" part of it is fox news in every bar and restaurant in big chunks of the country. part of it is democrats not working at a grassroots level. the president has the words biggest bully pulpit. >> first of all, i have one television station entirely devoted to attacking my administration. that's a pretty -- >> i assume you are talking about fox? >> that's a pretty big megaphone. >> reporter: that view made no distinction between the news and opinion programming. >> if you talk to somebody who said, i don't know, i was watching fox news and they said -- good affordable health care might seem like a thr

that will the sixers have one win so far this season. but the road has been far less kind to them.went into last night's game in houston having lost their first three games in philly by average of 18 points, and those road woes continue. joel embiid has been out standing but just not enough fire power on the team. first quarter, sixers up early, embiid breaks free. and throws down two, woe finish for 13-point, and -- ten rebounds, first quarter all about james harden, puts the rockets up, on the triple, and later in the first, harden, finishes okafor, really struggled last night, hard end eight for eight in the first quarter, scored 23 of his game hi, sixers lost 115-88. if you thought they would have easy schedule start the season think again. two games into the year, already they face the top 25 opponent. jay wright, and villanova, taking on perdue. second half, wildcats up two. still boost, move, looking for darryl reynolds, and reynolds would finish. he had 12-point on the night. after the boilermaker miss, nova on the run. josh heart goes, and won, the pre-season all american

, 4,000 republicans voted so far. 383 unaffiliated voters cast their votes so far. that's not political parties, not really who they voted for. already voted. voting on our poll starts now. the presidential poll voting started couple weeks ago. hillary clinton and donald trump are making their final push for undecided voters today. we're days out from the election. undecided voters in battleground state of colorado. one of the keys to winning the white house. >> former president bill clinton has a busy day ahead of him. morning in denver. >> he will. colorado has been attracting so much attention on the campaign trail. we're at the end of a clinton sand which if you will. chelsea clinton spent tuesday and wednesday in colorado. donald trump jr. was here thursday. now president bill clinton here today. he's got three stops planned starting this morning in pueblo. morning. doors open at 8:30 in the morning. when he's done with, that he'll come to denver. we're at the corner of 35th and walnut. this is where he will be appearing. doors open at 1:15. event starts at 2:1

cook: and when, you know, the impression i have is that schumer will have had a far, far better relationship both with mitch mcconnell and other republican senators than harry did, because it had gotten so poisonous. that's something that will be different. know --in all, i probably a couple of you are lobbyists. wow. i do not think you will be getting your budgets cut in the next year. if this town is driven by fear, uncertainty, and change, we have all three food groups coming up in the next few years. [laughter] mr. cook: and so, let me just close on that. but i will tell you, just sitting around, talking with pollsters and other folks around nbc last night, you have 140 years of experience there and nobody had ever seen anything like this. why don't we stop? there is a microphone here, and one over here. and they ask that you identify yourself. ok, here we go. >> hi. in the states of pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, is that a shift for just this election or a trend that you see going forward? mr. cook: i think it's a trend. i really do. i think it is that michigan may be -- well, um, d

it's the coldest of the season so far. probably about -- tomorrow will be colder, then we'll see warmer temps on the weekend. clear skies, few clouds in the north and the breeze has tailed off some very dry air so i doubt we get much in the way of any fog. usually in north bay, something pops up so we'll keep an eye on that. otherwise, that cold, dry air has moved in and even though we get sunshine in the afternoon, we're hard pressed. you know the temperatures are going to go down more. santa rosa, livermore, paolo alto, i'm sure they'll get some 30s. 38 by the concord pavilion, 33 danville. upper 30s for much of the east end, dublin, walnut creek at 36 and martina is at 42. 18 at truckee, 15 up at incline village and 21 at is south lake tahoe. today we get clear skies, 60s on the temps here. this is the time of the year now where oakland, berkley, can be a little bit warmer than say concord or livermore. san jose went 64 but only 62 in napa and santa rosa. it's tough to get too warm when it's this cool and the sun comes

expressway quiet so far this morning. if your commute takes you a little bit farther south, so far no issues there either. morning on schedule, and north of town once again, we're in good shape here on 93 south, route 3, no concern as you travel west along the pike, and once again south of town everyone getting by at the speed limit. today is expected to be the biggest travel day of the area. the toll areas at the connecticut border and sturbridge. timing is everything. experts say the worst times to travel are today between noon and 5:00 and year with the open tolling in effect in the massachusetts turnpike. massdot plans to shut down road construction starting at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow or earlier depending on traffic today. emily? emily: thank you. we're following breaking news right now on the eye. randy: erika is tracking that new information. erika: that breaking news from tennessee. the driver in this deadly school bus crash is now under arrest. at least six children were killed. the 24-year-old driver facing five count

katty: judging by the transition so far, steve bannon, the far right media mogul that he brought intohe white house so far, does that bode well for you? are those good signs, bad signs, or mixed signs? >> two very different people. reince priebus is going to bring a real common sense perspective and some washington knowledge and knowledge about policy that will be helpful to the president. as for steve bannon, i don't know him well. there have been some concerns directed toward him in terms of his past behaviors and conduct. the real test is going to be what does the president get done and what does he do as a leader. i don't think people are going to be much worried about his staff a few months or even a few weeks from now. katty: the president was pushed on what he thought of donald trump. he said he doesn't think he's an ideologue, he is practical. is that your understanding as well? c of his life.r he is about getting deals done, given his political philosophy has changed over the course of time and sometimes even short periods of time, i think it's fair to say he doesn't have dee

so far. >> as i said after he was elected web's our president and his success is our success. charles: your duties to support him. do you like what you have seen thus far? >> reince priebus will be needed to help usher all of the reform and bills he wants to do. he wants to repeal and replace obamacare. he can't do it by using obama's stroke of the pen. he needs to work with paul ryan and chuck schumer. at the same time, steve bannon allows donald trump to feel comfortable within the establishment white house. it's the ultimate symbol of the establishment. while there are questions about steve bannon's past, we should give him the been 23eu9 of the doubt. he never presented himself as an anti-semite or racist. at this point in time i'm pleased with what i'm hearing from the trump camp. charles: i read a piece from roger stone and he said if you bring in priebus it's an absolute disaster and the base will be upset. is it too early to sense the base is starting to get upset? there will probably

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mainly been a light rain so far for the western counties., as this actual core of energy gets ever closer, the moisture content is bill willing up, ending up with steadier heavier rain, in fact, between philly and dc, and only will continue to fill in. so we eventually have to deal with pretty soaking rain at time, and this is kind of how the bullet points pan out, guys. the rain is already here for many of us. but if you have start to see the raindrops, just give it this next hour. and it is going to over spread the region. soap, clearly, rain for your morning dri

but as far as as strength derived from commitment to principles, as far as strength derived from the unity within our country, as far as strength derived from the people, the congress, the secretary of state, the president sharing in the evolution and carrying out of a foreign policy. as far as strength derived from the respect of our own allies and friends, their assurance that we will be staunch in our commitment, we will not deviate, and that we'll give adequate attention. as far as strength derived from doing what's right, caring for the poor, providing food, becoming the bread basket of the world instead of the arms merchant of the world, in those respects, we're not strong. also, we'll never be strong again overseas unless we're strong at home. with our economy getting worse by the month, we've got 500,000 more americans unemployed today than we had three months ago. we've got 2.5 million more americans out of work now than we had when mr. ford took office. this kind of deterioration is bound to weaken us around the world. and we not only have problems at home, but we export th

christian, what do you make of the political transition so far?ed to 2008. good for the markets? >> so far we really haven't had any significant appointments on the economic front. we're still waiting. at the end of the day it's really not the treasury secretary that matters. it's really how trump works with congress to get his legislation passed that is really critical for the markets. >> terry, you say you think that senator sessions for attorney general could be good for m&a because of antitrust? >> yes, good morning, kayla. i do think that. and the reason i think it is because the prior administration, the outgoing administration, has had mostly a red light policy on that and not provided any certainty to the markets about what's considered to be a good merger or bad merger and i think that probably changes with senator sessions. i think his views at the justice department will be among other things to apply the law and provide markets with more certainty. >> terry, how soon do you think we could get things like comprehensive tax reform, a rep

because that far causing a lot of issues. not only because of a lot of part of septa is shutdown, but also, how many people will be jumping in their vehicles, and how slow it will be out on the road wayment look at interstate 95 pushing in the southbound direction at cottman, you can see how busy it is. interstate 95 pushing in the southbound direction usually is busy. but i will say, that looking at this start before the 6:00 hour, looking like this, this is a strong indicator that septa is absolutely playing a part in your morning commute watch it looks like outside. and of course the more vehicles we get out there the more chances there are to to have some problems as well. accident northeast ex it end sean past lansdale, vehicle fire, is reported with this accident. so heads up on that. but i want to pull your attention to the septa strike. so what is running? well, in the city, the only thing that's running is regional rails. plus, norristown high-speed line, suburban buses trolley routes 101, 102, lucy, cct connect. so

we have only dropped to 35 so far in philadelphia so far this fall. going to be 30 by tomorrow morning. 23 in the northwestern suburbs and winds light 5 to 10 miles per hour. we are still stuck in the 40s for the most part maybe touching 50 on your wednesday but a lot of sun and winds only 4 to 8 miles per hour. if you travel by car or by train, possibly up toward new york city or boston we have the green light there, same thing south on 95 to richmond, west on the turnpike to pittsburgh no problems whatsoever. and if you head on interstate 80 west ohio to illinois that is where you bump into the rain especially around chicago and using caution on that area roadway. future tracker 6 the clouds are already here and the parade will start dry around 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. if you head down to the parkway bring light rain gear and a few left over showers on thursday afternoon as the system pushes into. for the official parade forecast, no problem for the balloon handlers, not much wind 4 to 8 miles per hour and temperatures in the 40s during the parade and coul