windchills tomorrow in the 30s and that will be pretty balmy compared to what is about to arrive here friday foohe upcoming weekend. high pressure now is in western canada, this is where air temperatures at the present time are 10 to 20 degrees below zero. that high a piece of it will break away. the original piece staying in the northern plains, the secondary breaks down to the south and ushers cold air all the way down to the gulf coast states. and highs in the 20s and 30s, and not a lot of snow cover in the northern plains and great lakes to pull even colder air in so the air modifies as it pushes to the south and east and by saturday again temperatures well below average. as we look at your friday and saturday windchills in the morning. 20 on friday, only 29 friday afternoon. it's windy on friday. and less wind on saturday but a bit colder with that windchill 22 on monday and saturday morning and 29 on saturday afternoon. so as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast chilly here and sun on thursday and windchill withes in the 20s friday afternoon and air temperature 39 and co

that entire scene played out foo 45 minutes. he did fire several shots inside the restaurant. he spoke with investigators,s, again, confessed to drive up and he was here to ethanol s ofetha investigate the conspiracy theories and right now he'she's being held on no bond on several charge, including assault with a live north in northwest d.c., marina maracco, fox5 local news. > to the latest on the trump transition, president elect donald trump held talks with d.c. mayor muriel bowser. the meeting took place at the trump tower in new york city. they spent about 40 minutesnt together and discussed a a numbd of issues that impact the city. fox5's matt ackland joins us live from new york city rightht now. hey, matt, how did that meetingh go and what details could she really >>reporter: we know all know that mayor bowser was no fan of donald trump during campaign. in canmp d pennsylvania, she dei not to go to the grand openingen of his hotel on pennsylvania avenue, but boy how times have changed. she requested this meeting. she came here to new york city c today and now she's hopin

getting into some foo fighters.l doing some coldplay. >> the bond that's always kept him and i together has been the music. he's a musician and he's rubbed that off on me and i've been fortunate enough to have that talent. i learned from the best. >> that's a compliment. i don't know if i'm the best. >> you are for me. you're my teacher. you taught me how to play. >> we don't get to see each other enough. you know. >> no. i'm a grown man. >> i know. >> now that i'm a grown man, i'm realizing dad was right. you know what i mean? he told me if i kept doing the [ bleep ] i was doing, i was going to end up in prison. well, you're interviewing me in limon correctional facility. >> i can't help but feel that i'm a part of him as to why he's here. >> i love my dad. he's my best friend in the whole world. >>> coming up, david boltjes and paul inman find their fashion statement has come with some unintended consequences. >> apparently another inmate or two went into his cell and put some knots on his head and said don't be g

here by the exit for broad street, a broken down school bus taking out the right lane with slowing foo airport into south philadelphia. other slow zones on 95, 15 miles per hour northbound by the betsy ross bridge, and fire department activity along cotman avenue along glendale by the country club diner, tyson is an alternate around it. typical slowing on the schuylkill expressway and a crash in delco along springfield in brook side by victory cleaners and cherry hill camden county. the southbound direction, it's extra slow now coming down 295 from past 38 from the accident scene at 70. and mercer county, downed wires giving us problems and yardville hamilton square road is an alternate. and a downed tree in hamilton couldn't blocking the southbound lanes of 206, traffic moving both ways in the northbound lanes and same spot as yesterday, a crash at 55 northbound at depford off to the side of the ramp still sluggish to the 42 freeway. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. >>> and accuweather coming up next. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibl

empower the drive. ramp rplim rk nicm, to.r n o u foo$1 i ice nue.th thig ecw gnan.thasgh h une d aroure m une d >>> moments ago, donald trump released a letter from russian president vladimir putin sent to the president-elect. putin says in the letter, i hope that after you assume the position of president of the united states of america, we will be able, by acting in a constructive and pragmatic manner, to take real steps to restore the framework of bilateral cooperation in different areas as well as bring our level of collaboration on the international seed to a qualitatively new level and said a very nice letter from vladimir putin. his thoughts are so correct. i hope both sides are able to live up to these thoughts and we do not have to travel an alternate path. i'm joined now by mark jacob son, former senior advisor to ash krart ercarter and public p. you know, i've got to say, i got a bit of whiplash here. i'm not quite sure what's going on. can you break it down for me? >> katy, thanks for having me. i'm not sure what's going on between trump's back and forth with his own people

despite some hit shows closing next month, make fooing for a gloomier start on 2017 for broadway.uge focus on hamilton coming to london. >> it is coming. when? >> some point in 2017. i can't remember. i think april time. >> that's going to be a hard ticket. >> i hope you see it here. the original. >> i think it will be more of the original cast opening in london. >> really. >> because it's already rotated here. >> yeah. >>> the apple watch rolling out a new challenge for the new year. the company releasing a new update today called ring in the new year to help apple watch users meet their fitness goals. the update i clouds three activity rings to be completed per day for the entire month of january with special badges and stickers for achievement. this is why i don't have a smart watch. there's one thing to make a new year's resolution, it's another to be constantly reminded. >> you could be reminded on your phone equally. >> it's too much. >> it is too much. have you formed all of your new year's resolutions? >> no. >> i think we should have check t collective ones for the show.

we have a second system that will drop about n by saturday morning, so near foo year's eve could start with a few showers, and thenth out of here. a third system is going to drop if, and that will bring us even colder weather baseball and explain that in the extended forecast. let's take a look at this morning. there's the cloud cover, and notice how that rain sort of dissipated and went away. no rain in the bay area today. just a little bit of a cooldown expected for the afternoon. here is storm number 2 that dropped in from the north, and tomorrow morning we may start out with a few scattered showers, be but by 3:00 or 4:00, it's out of here. if you're going to be out, watching the fireworks, there is your forecast. going to be cool, going to be dry. estimates this morning, cold. once again, 34 in taylor, 30 in santa rosa. 46 in san francisco. 45 in redwood city, and 43 in san jose. our inland cities, the big chill is on once again. upper 50s expected for the afternoon today. so, again, cooling it down just a bit. 58 for berkeley. upper 50s for san francisco and oakland. 61 for san f

express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. ramp rplim rk nicm, to.r n o u fooce nue.thre thig ecw gnan.thasgh h une d aroure bueda m une d i got one more for you. karma, baby. that is what stage and screen star idina menzel said trouble recruiting big name stars. the actress went on to say all the artists in the world got up and try to get our gal hillary clinton elected and it still didn't happen so trying to recover from that. she went on to say, maybe he'll just have to sing something himself. he probably thinks he has a great voice. he thinks he does everything else great. well, i've never heard donald trump say he's a great singer but pretty sure the inauguration will be unforgettable no matter what it is. that wraps us up for the hour. you can find me anytime on twitter and i will see you tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m., more news with my friend, chris jansing. >> that would be a first. the president-elect sienginging his own election. >>> this is it. the electors cast the final and decisive votes in the race for president. donald trump won big with 306 ele

there was a great deal of men tied to their cells with their hands between her legs force foo standing which was an enhanced technique. donald rumsfeld at some point said he stands at his desk all day, why can't -- i can see someone in a forced position has nothing to do with a standing desk, which it was torture. again at the time coming up is hard to come to grips with the fact i was involved in this and i didn't want to violate the trust i had with my friend is certainly now after years of processing, there is no way to deny what was going on. >> host: so you were eventually shipped off to falluja. i want to invite you to read from an interrogation that you witnessed in falluja before i think he called the mayor of falluja at the time. >> guest: he claimed to be the mayor of falluja but it turned out that in fact he was. he had been involved in an attack on the local police departmentdepartment which a nuf police officers were murdered. so there was some suspicion of attack or have they got them inside and smuggled uniforms. so we interrogated initially, and it was a very direct int

so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. ramp rplim rk nicm, to.r n o u foo$1 ice nue.th d thig ecw gnanthasgh h une d aroure bueda m une d >>> welcome back. you are watching msnbc. i'm stephanie ruhle and this is what we are watching this hour. moments ago, german officials held a news conference updating the search for the suspect in the devastating berlin market attack. the interior minister said additional leads directed them to 24-year-old tunisian man who is the attacker and confirmed they were fingerprints in the driver cabin of the truck. >>> overnight raids tied to the international manhunt are taking place. >>> president-elect donald trump taking to social media this morning to oppose a resolution being considered by the u.n. secretary council this afternoon. the resolution calls for a stop to israeli settlement activity. posting the measures should be, quote, vetoed because it puts israel in a very poor negotiating position and extremely unfair to all israelis. the resolution considered by many to be a key to salvaging a two-state solution peace deal. >>> the s

if there is a fire the -- there is no suppression system to be able to take that foo -- fire out. >> the school practice s fire drills once a month and had one this morning said assistant principal ana purdy. >> all the class rooms are close to an exit and the students proceed to the closest exit. we have secondary exits ready just in case there's an exit that blocked. >> meadow land is o sprinklers said the louden school spokesman. >> unless you renovate it if it met the building codes at the time it's good. we are grandfathered. now we have renovated the mechanical system here so it's up to grade. the majority of the schools in the country are just like this. the bottom line is if the school wasn't safe we would not be open. the school board would not put children in danger. >> the parents have other issues, one concerns the bathrooms here. stalls in my little girl's hallway none are functioning. >> the door ways are so small that a child with crutches cannot get through. >> what about a wheelchair? >> not a chance. >> any little girl -- my little girl doesn't feel comfortable goin

evolve at different levels of deadliness and sometimes you can actually see this when in the wild so foo example they took offense at how are we going to control this and indicates that there' there is a terrible virus that killed hairs in europe. it started killing them off like crazy and then it started to become less deadly. it didn't get rid of the rabbits. the virus actually sort of evolved and adjusted its deadliness to begin to get to host to host the most efficient way of making the viruses. we think of things as being good or bad in a very egocentric way. but these things are evolving to a. of a co-opted them and used them to make proteins in the placenta and these are crucial proteins just recently we discovered that viruses were also harnessed for muscle so basically there are proteins that are to be generated from a virus gene. but in order to get that good of our ancestorand our ancestors pt through a horrific hiv epidemic that nearly wiped out the species. we achieved in the unity over them and went on from there so the whole language of good andsu bad doesn't change these

trump, we're going to hold you accountable foos [ applause ] and this at a time when prescription drug costs are soaring, people can't afford the medicine they need. some people are dying, because medicine is so expensive. he said, "i'm going to take on the drug companies." well, mr. trump, we're going to work with you, iyou keep your word. but the point is you can't make statements in a campaign and then the day after the election, forget about them completely. show, you said, "we are going to be standing up for working people. we are anti-establishment." well if the cabinet that he pointed of billionaires and millioes timenty i would hate to see at the esta hment looks like. >> seth: yeah, exactly. [ applause ] you know, we were -- there were so many trump voters and we were talking about this backstage. trump voters who voted for obama twice. >> yes. >> seth: and then voted for donald trump. so these people are not racists. >> no. >> seth: they don't have a how did the democratic party lose those people. and what can they do to get them back? >> seth, this is maybe the most importan

us saying they're contained and then attacking proves that everybody foo feels unsafe in a world with terrorists particularly in the case of isis are advancing, that they're still wanting to do them harm. he's trying, i think in his quest to keep us safe and secure, he's putting the world on notice that he will do what he thinks he needs to do to keep us safe and secure. >> by expanding our nuclear capability. >> he's not trying to change a policy through twitter. he's not trying to project what he will do as president. what he's merely saying is that this is a man who gets his intelligence briefings regularly, the pdb, presidential daily briefing refers to a product, but in addition to that we know he received today or yesterday or both, he also has other intelligence sources and he's learning many different facts that i'm not privy to. this is one of the responses that he felt compelled to give based on those facts. >> do you feel confident that the president-elect understands what we've got for a nuclear arsenal right now? >> yes. >> is he saying that we need more weapons on hair t

lease the 2017 c300 for $389 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. ramp rplim rk nicm, to.r n o u fooue.thre d thig ecw gnanthasgh h une d aroure bueda m une d >>> that does it for this edition of andrea mitchell reports. i'm going to try to take a christmas hanukkah break unless there's breaking news. follow online on facebook and on twitter @mitchellreports. >> crucial words, unless there's breaking news. enjoy your holiday off. >> i'm hallie jackson. german police say new evidence points to the tunisian suspect as the attacker now in the berlin market attack. special forces are going door to door to hunt for him today with the search expanding across europe. >>> the vote on the unsecurity council resolution against israeli west bank settlements now indefinitely delayed coming after president-elect trump and the israeli prime minister registered their objections. >>> plus a new report finds the russian intelligence agency that hacked the dnc used that same technique to target and kill ukrainian soldiers. we have a lot going on this hour. but we want to start overseas in berlin. matt

. >> 34-year-old amanda allen also perished in tir foo. families say she loved music and photography and was very involved in both of those pursuits in san francisco. >> 22-year-old alex vega from san bruno. friends say he pursued the arts from your gan graffiti, painting and electronic music which led him to the event at the warehouse. the other victims, 34-year-old johnny igaz, 29-year-old ara jo from oakland, 23-year-old griffin madden who just graduated from cal last year, and 32-year-old hanna ruax. >> we learned young men and women who didn't make it out, among them, 34-year-old johnny igaz. he worked at green apple music in oakland. 29-year-old ara jo, 23-year-old griffin madden who graduated in cal last year and 33-year-old hanna ruax from finland. >> what you're looking at now is the city of oakland releasing documents detailing the complaints and inspection history. this is a violation record from november 21st, indicating the city received a complaint that the warehouse was remodelled for residential use. the complaint goes on t

we'll go there. owe iliin h .no s ,nexpt . ramp rplim rk nicm, to.r n o u foo$1 i ice nue.thre thig ecw gnan.thasgh h une d aroure bueda m une d ifbe ow y geee ldbemir ch >>> we've gotom news coming to the newsroom right now here. italian police released this photo. we're just getting it in. it's a tunisian born suspect in last week's berlin christmas market walking into the milan central station this past friday. you really can't make out much from that photo, but they did just release it a short time ago. one of the photos that police are trying to use to reconstruct the movements after he evaded police for days following that attack that left 12 people dead, 50 others hurt. it comes after he was killed this past friday in a shootout with italian police. here's some other stories that we're following today. donald trump refuting president obama's claim that he could have beaten him, had the president been able to run for a third term. the president-elect responding on twitter, tweeting in part, president obama said he thinks that he would have won against me. he should say that, but i

now they're making the app more like starbucks where you can order and show up and the fooed is ready for you. they're talking about more customization of burgers. they're talking about more fresh food, fresh hamburger meat, and they're talking about extending the fries to different flavors and types. these are the types of things that historically has gottin the stock moving. rightly or wrongly. >> extending the length of the french fry? >> extending the brand of the french fry. not a longer french fry. >> maybe calling it, though, scott. let's stay tuned. i don't want to get you too excited. >> they do curly fries. >> when they ino vat -- >> that's when the stock captures a tail wind. it has nothing to do with valuation, but the way this thing moves, it moves on announcements and roll-outs of new products, and they've got a lot in store for 2017. i wouldn't fade it. >> your excitement is palpable. >> i don't really goo there. i'm just pointing out what moves the stock. >> i think it's basically a market stock, and i agree with you. when they do that, maybe it's a little kicker -- >>

. >> i'm not disputing that increasing co2 emissions in the foo atmosphere is going to have an impactarming impact. how large it is is what is very hard for anyone to predict. >> reporter: tillerson, who is 64, is expected to retire as ceo of exxonmobil when he turns 65 in march. the mandatory retirement age at the company. rachel crane, cnn, new york. >>> still ahead, donald trump claims he's been turning down business deals since he was elected. but that doesn't mean his kids can't pick up what he turns away. the possible conflicts of interest. >>> plus, trump says the u.s. doesn't need to be, quote, bound by the one china policy. hear what he has to say when we come back. "or something"? you don't just graduate from medical school, "or something." and we don't just pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia and hand-slice avocado. there's nothing "or something" about it. it's how adventure begins. credit card. and with the miles you can earn, it's always taking you closer to your next unforgettable experience. become a cardmember and start enjoying benefits built to take you further.

being heckled while performing at a nashville charity concert when he suddenly decided to take matters foo his own hands. literally. take a look at this. a man in the audience reportedly making crude hand ygestures. he hits him with his microphone still in hand. check it out. holes one hand. hits him with the other and to singing his song "move" that he was performing. one line of the song, jumped right back in. the event raised -- >> why pay all that money to be in the front row to heckle the guy. >> maybe that's why. >> i can guess, dan. >> what's going on there. >> that's what happens at sporting events too. >> bryan's team says they're raising money for military veterans and that man was being insulting not only to bryan but the people around him, the other concertgoers there to this cause so that's kind of -- he hasn't spoken out about it but what his camp is saying to defend the fact he decided to get physical then security came in and kicked -- >> you don't want him to ruin it for everybody else. >> you spent money on front row tickets to be part of the action, mission accomplished,

people on bikes and on foo well in tysons. >> the one time that i have tried to -- that i did try to,ike, get anywhere on foot around here, it was kind of a nightmare. >> reporter: enter this new bridge project that will link the east and west sides of tysons with pedestrian and bike access as well as room for cars. >> it's a little over a half mile long and a big chunk of thatsoever the beltway. >> reporter: and this bridge could be in limited operation before it's even fully finished. >> so that will be a lot of construction. going to begin early next year with the goal of opening one lane in each direction in the fall of 2018. >> reporter: with so much development happening in tysons, both residential and office space, people simply have to have a way to get around. you might not think of a leisurely stroll over the beltway as appetizing but for people who live in this area like bailey, it's critical. >> there are no sidewalks so it's hard to walk, dangerous to walk from here to there or run even. so, i mean, it would be nice to ways for pedestrians to get around. >> reporter: this

prevnar 13® at your next visit to your doctor's office or pharmacy. ramp rplim rk nicm, treo.r n o u foo.th thig ecw gnanthasgh h une d aroure bueda m une d >>> what's likely to be his final drive to move the stalled mideast peace process forward, secretary of state john kerry, set to take to that podium roughly 15, 20 minutes from now. u.s. administration has been trying for decades to broker peace. why has a deal been so elusive? myriad reasons but my colleague cal perry here to explain what the settlements are, why they are so important and why they are likely not the only impediment to peace. we should note for the purposes of this conversation this is not an issue that's abstract to you. you spent a great deal of time early in your career in this part of the world. >> yes this is going to be the map that freak s everybody out. this is the map you sit down with if you're try to make peace between the palestinians and israelis. let me point out first, this is the barrier the israelis put up. the big cement wall. when i wasiving ere during the second inta fed da, i used to have to go f

weather causing some problems for travelers all across the country.thminnesota vikings foo team recovering overnight from a remarkable wintry delay. their chartered delta air lines plane is skidding off ttaxiway wisconsin. a tire sinking in the grass, the plane unable to move. firefighters helping take player after player slowly from the plane. 137 passengers and 11 crew members each having to get on this ladder carried down.n. >> reporter: five hours to deplane. >> whoo! >> reporter: the vikings not the only ones traveling this weekend. about 2.4 million are flying. >> this line is hideous. it's got to be, i don't know, maybe a thousand yards long. good thing is our flight is delayed. >> reporter: almost 3,000 flights delayed and if it feels more crowded than normal, it is. airlines say they've added 100,000 seats for this holiday season to help get travelers home. >> we're here really early to make sure we got through all of security without any problems. >> reporter: and more than 93 million americans are expected to hit the roads. snow and ice and even the threat of a blizzard in the u

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this astounding foo ining feat m a scholarship. he hailed tutt's contribution as one of the outstanding successes of the war. so it was, though he never got any sort of medal. establishing the machine's character was a vital beginning. but the problems remained huge in reading its traffic. the codebreaker figuratively scratching his head said that the teleprinter's output was as analogous to the other machine ciphers as a -- and an eskimo. by 1942, cracking it had become desperately urgent. the more the germans used it for top-secret communications, this less they used enigma. between july and october, by extraordinary endeavors, a team read some messages using a higher mathematical method known among them as cheeringly. different german keys were allocated fish code names. bream, octopus. some of the messages were encrypted in jellyfish. in june 1943, by brain power alone, the part broke 15% of traffic dispatch to berlin by the enemy high command in italy. he reported in august the quality of intelligence derived from the fish key

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about it on the other side of the break. owe iliin h .no s ,nexpt . ramp rplim rk nicm, to.r n o u foo ice nue.th thig ecw gnan.thasgh h une d aroure bueda m une d >>> new exclusive details today surrounding the response to russia meddling in the u.s. election. two senior intelligence officials telling nbc news that days before the election, the u.s. contacted the kremlin. now the method of communication, you've heard of this before, the so-called red phone, which i've learned is neither red nor a phone, it's an e-mail line directly linking washington and moscow. the message, any interference would be considered, quote, a grave matter. the wording is important. senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden is joining me here in the studio. cynthia, you have information on the back and forth between president obama and vladimir putin. and the wording was very careful. when president obama gave his press conference, he said, i told vladimir putin to cut it out. but, in fact, the choice of words was relevant. >> it's two different meanings, let's not confuse them. what the president

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