francois hollande will and francois hollande won't seek for re-election, and they forgot to update that story before sending it on the wire. >> oh, no. >> they sale he will/won't seek re-election. >> as journal itses we hope to make this job look geez. it is one of the risks of job. have we sfeen a lot of reaction from users? we saw some of the official reaction. has there been widespread support of hollande, or more condemnation of his presidency on t twitter? >> i have beenen checking facebook for that. the general tone here is more recognizing it is about time for him to move on again. he has very few supporters left, even in people who traditionally vote for the left. they seem to have given up on him quite a long time ago. the tone in frons among people i fall mother, one of relief and eagerness to move on. >> we were discussing this earlier, the rides of the far right, la pen. it has been a trent as we mentioned, across europe. donald trump gaining some popularity ahead of the u.s. ormer president. is he a victim of not being far enough left, rising populism or being a poor leader

by announcing he was ready to step n should hollande down he is presenting hollande thinly veiled threats and he lose done nothing avoid a constitutional crisis. >> let's cross to the united tates where we have the president-elect donald trump on a so-called thank you tour and stops in ohioking as well as indiana. what storyry are y you picking ? in is a piece in "washington that trump wasay celebrating the fact that air onditioning company carrier opted to keep jobs in the states thanks to $7 million in incentives. but the amazing thing here is a crowd e he addresses of carrier employees trump admitted he didn't actually promising to keep the jobs in the states until he saw a piece about it on the news which he went about securing a compromise with the business. we read that this behavior doesn't bode well for the promises trump has made that many people will have taken seriously. and there is a piece america oesn't need a deal maker in chief. on the same story it ridicules's keeping pproach to 1,000 carrier jobs in indiana. for ys it is rare presidents to get personally involved in the

we left holland a few days after thanksgiving 1944. i remember men talking about the thanksgiving dinner we had. a k-ration with a small can of corn pork loaf and apple flakes and biscuits that tasted like sand. inedible. we were told that we would be at marmalan, a small village near reams, france. speaking about living it up, we were in the heart of the champagne district. and better yet, only 80 miles from all of our dreams, paris. we thought we had died and gone to heaven. we could trade a pack of cigarettes which cost a nickel at that time, 50 cents a carton for a bottle of champagne for one pack cigarettes. of course, i didn't drink much. just all i could. and if you think that ain't heaven, what is? the icing on the cake, that we would get passes to paris and have those sprinkles on that icing. my name was one of the first officers on the list because i had not gone on leave. how about that? hot dog! it took time to house clean this whole camp we were in. it hadn't been used since world war i. we were told that we would be set t

no, you're not tom holland. are you tom holland? you are not tom holland. you are not. did you come from? look at this. wow. [ cheers and applause ] you are definitely not tom holland. you were here a minute ago. what's going on, dress up like spider-man on hollywood boulevard? >> guillermo: sometimes i like the tights. >> jimmy: oh, all right, okay. let's speed this up. can any of you do any flips and stuff like spider-man does? >> i can, jimmy. i can. >> jimmy: step forward, let's see what you can do. clear the path for this spider-man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you mind? do you mind if i -- it's tom holland! [ cheers and applause ] you don't actually have to do back flips, yourself, right, they will get you a back flip guy to do that? >> well, i know that jimmy, but i am the real spider-man. >> jimmy: that's true. he is the real spider-man. >> i think they've waited long enough. >> jimmy: the world premiere trailer for "spider-man: homecoming" in theaters july 7th. >> underoos! >> hey, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> i get to keep the suit? >> of course. doesn't fit me.

we are back with michael holland of holland and company, neil dutta.bout capital flight from china? i asked this particularly in context of the calendar. we went into 2016 thinking things would be great. china blew up in january. michael: it blew up and they did it -- it blew up and they did a little bit of finagling with the currency. in retrospect, it was a blip. it did not really matter. china continue to do what it was going to do, moving forward with convertible currency. we have been talking about this because i have in traveling there for the last 20 years. it is happening right now. should we be worried? less so is the answer, because the chinese authorities are concerned about it, and they will continue to do things that will keep it from becoming a major item. michael, should i worry about a trade war between the u.s. and china in 2017? michael: you and i spoke about this in london when i was with you a couple of weeks ago. the answer is, yes, we should. do i think donald trump will do something that will hurt the u.s. economy, which would al

he endorsed francois hollande and became his campaign spokesman. where the farria, right candidate lost the presidential rate to the left-leaning candidate, alexander van der bellen. our correspondent is joining us from their banker at how secure was this win for alexander van der bellen? was it a sure thing? >> absolutely not. certainly in the last month before the reelection, both candidates stepped up their campaigns. pulls said that he managed to gain some more votes from disillusioned conservatives and previous nonvoters more than his rival, norbert reithofer -- norbert hofer, had. he wanted austria for the austrians, was protectionist. the top reasons for voting for and appellant is that he was outward looking. reasons. the main analysts today are saying as many as 42% of austrians to voted yesterday voted for alexander van der bellen to prevent their country from electing a far right wing president, which could mean a shaky start for him when he becomes president in january, that he may not have full support for his ideas. he was seen by som

it is unlikely that francois hollande is going to bring him in. he is likely to bring in somewhere -- someone close to him so that someone else in the party, including manuel valls, does it have more influence. >> lisa, thank you very much. after more than six months of fighting, libyan forces say they have taken full control of syria -- the city on the border of syria. the troops mainly from the western city of ms. rodda began the assault in may. is resisted using suicide car bombing, snipers, and improvised explosive devices. the longtime uzbech prime minister has been elected as the country's prime minister after the death of the countries strongman. he was already serving as interim president. his victory in the polls was widely expected. election observers have reported a lack of independent candidates in the boat. you're watching dw life from berlin. still to come, a major victory for a native american tribe in north dakota. the controversial oil pipeline will not be built near their land. the lilly king to the president trial opposed that d

are you tom holland. oops, sorry. no, you are not. not tom holland. are you tom holland.are not. where did you come from? wow. you are definitely not tom holland. you were here a minute ago. what's going on, dress up like spiderman on hollywood boulevard? >> some times i like the tights. >> jimmy: speed this up. can any of you do look any flips and stuff like spiderman does. >> i can, jimmy. i can. >> jimmy: step forward see. what you can do. yeah, clear the path for this spiderman. we'll see if this spiderman can indeed. do you mind -- do you mind if i -- it's tom holland. >> jimmy: that's very impressive. i have to say. you don't actually have to do back flips, yourself, right, they will get you a back flip guy to do that? >> well, i know that jimmy, but i am the real spiderman. >> jimmy: that's true. he is the real spiderman. should we watch the trailer? >> i think they waited long enough. >> jimmy: the world premiere trailer for "spiderman homecoming" in theaters july 7th. ♪ ♪ >> what's up, guys? wait a minute. you guys aren't the real avengers. i can tell, hulk gives

in broad daylight, we were headed to holland. there were thousands -- i said thousands of planes in the air that morning. fighter planes, bombers and cargo planes. to take the paratroopers and the gliders. incidentally, the plane or the line for that bunch of planes was so long that when people were dropping in holland, the paratroopers were dropping in holland, they were still taking off in england. there were so many. they had 101st, 82nd, they had everybody jumping into holland. at first, they would say that that was a total loss. i asked the people that were enslaved by the germans were almost five years that they were freed by the 101st airborne division. they are still fantastically grateful and even today, they , are grateful. of course we did not accomplish the total mission. the total mission was to cross the line and go to berlin, germany. it did not work that way. it had two sections, the russians and the israelis. they were the only people that were in combat more than we were i in holland. we lost a great deal of men

'ster francois hollande announcement he would not seek reelection. a pretty choppy trading session on wall street. downajor indices underneath the flat line. the dow jones has been trading in the red. a rather positive jobs report pre-at the u.s. economy adding jobs in november. it brings the overall employment rate to its lowest level in nine years. analysts warn it is not all good news behind the headline figure. >> new government figure has shown the unemployment rate dipping to the lowest in nine years. dropping to 4.6% from 4.9%. the last time unemployment was the slow was in august 2007, before the housing crisis. high of 10% in october 2009. some analysts say the new numbers could be misleading. participation dropped for a second month. while highly skilled workers were having an easier time finding work, low or unskilled workers are still struggling. average hourly earnings took a fall in the biggest gains in job creation took place in professional services and health care, with manufacturing and retail losing ground. thejobs report could be

god made the world, the saying goes, but the dutch made holland.d in the age of imported terror? can they build protection against an ocean of fear, dams against hatred? here's hoping these natural innovators will find a way and share it. here's to the dutch. long may they bloom. >>> that is the word from the trump team as leading senators from both sides of the u.s. political divide ask for an independent probe into alleged russian election hacking. >>> and officially making donald trump the 45 th president of the united states, but this is an effort to get some of those voters to change their vote, and in the meantime, north korea's leader not known for keeping his opinions to himself is withholding judgment on the president-elect. we will examine why he may be holding back still ahead. live from cnn world head quarters in atlanta, welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around

holland willjoin england full time at the end of the season.nth. they have won their last two in the league but it‘s been a difficult season and their captain mark noble admits he‘s concerned that they could lose some important players, like dimitri payet, once the january transfer window opens. yes, being honest. but there‘s a general concern that we could lose anyone in this window. that is the way football is. there‘s always surprises getting chucked up but someone surprises getting chucked up but someone who‘s played as well as he will always be linked with all the big clubs it‘s going to take a really big beard and something that the club can‘t, sort of, refuse, to get him away from the football club. —— big get him away from the football club. -- big bid. around this time of year, you‘ll see footballers doing their bit in the community. a hospital visit is always popular, and whipps cross isn‘t too far from white hart lane chris slegg has more. of 0f tottenham. of tottenham. we are bringing you some presence. that‘s for you, for christmas

hollande has announced he will not seek re-election for a second term. he shocked the nation in acknowledging his widespread lack of popularity and injecting new uncertainty into next year's race. hollande's decision marks the first time an incumbent president has not sought a second term since 1958. he delivered the news in a televised address. >> translator: being in power, ritual of holding power, never made me lose my lucidity, neither about myself nor about the situation because i have to act. and today i'm con shups of the risks such a move would have if it doesn't get widespread support. also i've decided not to be a candidate in the presidential election. i wanted to tell you directly as promised if he beginning of december as i have announced it. >> christopher, to be honest, it didn't shock me at all because that's pretty much what france was expecting because his popularity ratings are at 4%, lowest since anyone of anyone president since the he said of the second world war. was it the right decision? >> i think the answer is obvious it was cer

still with us, michael holland of holland and company.s. ,hen you look at credit suisse i don't how much of it was the fact that the bank could not cut cost to see what they wanted or the environment was working against them. were hopingue they for isn't going to be there and therefore, that reflects the profit targets which are going to be significantly lower than a year ago. lookmper that, you have to at cutting costs, when you can control. that is why you see deeper cuts. we don't have much detail on how the cuts will unfold. the company hasn't provided an update on how many jobs it plans to reduce after cutting things out in the last year. francine: the share price is gaining 8%. the news. that is maybe they are making tough decisions. let's go to italy. eliza, you have been covering the bank disaster. do you by the media angle that friday is critical for italian banks? eliza: what we know is that one of the bigger banks seeking to raise money relative to what it is worth is monte dei paschi. they have a year and deadline to come up w

the resignation came four days after hollande said he would not seek another term in office. i was a happy prime minister. that's hard to say given the events we went through. happy. calm and you are a friend and a brother. >> winning the socialist primary in january and he faces an uphill battle with at least seven other socialist candidate. is expected to win or come in second in the opening round of election on april 23. with the republican expected to beat her in the second round. >> cazaneuve is seen as a safe pair of hands. more on his career so far. >> after establishing himself as sn essential part of hollande' team,cazeneuve is finally become the president's right hand man. he's played the role of political firefighter and head of the country's security services over the last five years. his career begin to take shape when he became a counselor in northwest france. cazeneuve quickly became known for his firm but calming influence. he andcting as and if mayor for 11 years, he came a spokesman -- he became a spokesman for franÇois hollande. >> the main principles are f

holland willjoin the fa on a full time basis at the end of this season.rooney‘s home has been jailed for two years and eight months. 25—year—old robert mcnamara from scarborough had pleaded guilty at chester crown court to attempting to enter as a trespasser with intent to steal. the attempted burglary took place on the night of august 3 this year, when rooney was playing in his testimonial match against everton at old trafford rooney‘s family were also at the match everton at old trafford. rooney‘s family were also at the match when the alarm at their house was triggered. there‘s an fa cup tie tonight. a second round replay between the football league‘s league‘s bottom club, newport county, and the league two leaders, plymouth argyle. waiting for the winner in the third round, a trip to anfield and a potential half million pound payday against liverpool. winning the round brought television revenue and prize money. there‘s a lwa ys revenue and prize money. there‘s always that adventure that goes with being in the fa cup. obviously, there‘s a good prize a

on may 9, hitler invaded holland and belgium.nd these nations too minded their own business and spoke softly, but hitler struck at them, again without warning, because he had decided the battle with friends had just been won by outflanking the line. he had no problem with these nations. they were merely convenient roads to france. simultaneous the nazis smashed across hollow, belgium, and luxembourg. -- holland, belgium, and luxembourg. this pictorial record you are watching was made by nazi cameramen at the request of the german propaganda minister. he showed this symphony of devastation to nations in devastation to nations in europe and south america to frighten them into surrender. you will observe that here in holland for example, not one german soldier is killed or wounded, or even suffers a fractured ankle in an avalanche of destruction. for dr. goebel is the showman, and he values the mythical invincibility of the nazis, or that was his propaganda until britain refused to surrender to the armada, and until the russians sla

holland road a possible there.rthbound come the headlights from an earlier accident scene by 295. that that has cleared out. there's one on 42 off the ac expressway. there's one off to the side and one in monroe township on the black horse pike southbound. >>> 100 worshipers were killed when the roof of their church in nigeria collapsed. officials say the bible church was under construction and workers had been rushing to finish it. hundreds were inside when the metal girders fell and the iron roof caved in. >> today is national day of mourning in turkey after two bombings killed 38 people and injured 150 others. surveillance video captured the first explosion outside a football stadium on sunday. the match had just finished and fans were flooding into the streets. a second blast by a suicide bomber exploded less than a mile away. a kurdish militant group said they were not targeting civilians only police. >>> another loss for the eagles, penalties cost the team a victory over the washington redskins. the eagles wo

when you say that the decision by prince of all lawns to not run again -- hollande is going+ to confirmt people around the world think about the situation in politics in france? reporter: it means he wants to prevent marine le pen from becoming president, he seems to think that is there is a strong socialist candidate, that candidate could maybe make it to the second round of voting. brent: is it also an admission that if he was going to run again, that would pave the way for a victory for marine le pen -- marie la pen? reporter: you cannot tell. there are different polls, but there was the theory -- they were testing the route between marine le pen and hollande in the second round of voting, that would be the only scenario where she would have become president for sure. so that was really the case, that there was this threat and fear that she would become president. brent: thank you very much. reporter: thank you. brent: now to russia, where president vladimir putin has offense is anti-west -- shas softened his anti-west rhetoric and he says he is ready to work with the president elect

we have in holland whether you like it or not. that and i didn't mean they are wrong or evil or all moroccans should leave. i would never say that. the turks don't even think of joining the eu. by nature, a violent religion. what do you say to military or law enforcement officials who believe that we need, they need the billion and a half on their side and by insighting this fear, you are making that harter. islam is given this year to dominate. they are welcome to stay with anybody else in the society. don't be fooled. islam has noplace in the free society. that's a total lack of freedom and civil society. >> i leave wondering what they must think as the ideas catch fire. 5% practice islam including a o moroccan who came here and learned dutch by volunteers. >> i had no money to buy a bus. no money for bicycles. they fall and get out. >> huh to learn to ride a bike before you could speak the language. >> yeah. >> it's more amazing now that he is the mayor and the political counter weight to here. >> telling the people if i smash

jesse holland is next. were justce you talking about the justice department, what advice would you give the presumptive ,ttorney general nominee senator jeff sessions of alabama, given that you have aroundonversations all the country. the last two attorneys general were outspoken about protecting police and protecting communities. what advice would you give senator sessions, if he is confirmed, on how to use his pulpit as attorney general to address these concerns you have heard from around the question -- around the nation? rep. goodlatte: mr. conyers indicated some projections, but also his openness in working with them. i agree. i would say that we have not talked yet, this program, but mr. conyers and i and many others here in congress, have worked diligently in criminal justice reform. that includes making sure police have the tools they need to do their jobs properly. it includes making sure that we have the information shared about what works and what does not. and i know mr. conyers is working with

before the nation had been formed, people of england and holland had settled in the east and southeast. and brought from africa negroes settled them mainly in the south. people of france had settled in the south and midwest. and people of spain had settled in the southwest. but after the nation was formed, more people came. people from north and central europe, especially from ireland, germany, and the scandinavian countries came to america in the early 1800s to the midwest. people immigrating to america, becoming americans. asia, many from china and japan in the late 1800's and early 1900's to the far west. the people of the world, in america. but there was movement and shifting of peoples, and intermixing. so the south became not just the home of english and the negroes and the french, but the home of these and other americans. and the the midwest was not a land for only northern europeans to cultivate, and only for the french to farm, but a home for all americans. for the people were moving and mixing. railroads spanned the nations, joining the parts, helping to move and mix the peo

tom: francois hollande steps aside and france.he austrian vote, i believe on december 4. populist italian vote as we go on to austria and the critical elections in the netherlands and in france as well. francine: the problem is that the electorate at the moment is confusing everything and anything, which is why this referendum is only really meant to change the constitution with how much power the senate has her that may be interpreted as a vote of confidence in matteo renzi. first of all, this is what people do when they get asked a referendum question, and also because matteo renzi has said his job is on the line. the problem is that waiting in the wings, you have the five-star movement, and this is has a very- rome young and beautiful woman as the head of that movement. it is an opportunity for the five-star movement, very euro skeptic, whether they have a chance to get in. there would be various steps before this comes to fruition, but this is along the lines of what happened to brexit and trump. we would see some kind of popu

hollande said he won't be standing next year. valls is seen as a more popular choice than his predecessor taking a tougher stance on immigration and security. let us know whether you agree, disagree with anything you see here, follow us on twitter, streetsignseurope@cnbc and tweet me at @carolincnbc. >>> coming up, picking up steam. could interest rates abort the trump train? william dudley tells us how the president-elect could affect rate rises. generosity is its own form of power. you can handle being a mom for half an hour. i'm in all the way. is that understood? i don't know what she's up to, but it's not good. can't the world be my noodles and butter? get your mind out of the gutter. mornings are for coffee and contemplation. that was a really profound observation. you got a mean case of the detox blues. don't start a war you know you're going to lose. finally you can now find all of netflix in the same place as all your other entertainment. on xfinity x1. >>> welcome back to the show. you're watching "street signs." some i

route 332 is closed between holland avenue and rockway. because of that, to get around, take stump road. you can go down to 232 that way and bypass the entire situation. in pleasantville, an accident on the expressway headed westbound near the atlantic city welcome center. >>> monique braxton is watching the roads and the weather. she joins us live in plymouth meeting. monique, what are you seeing? >> reporter: hey, there, tracy. for the past 45 minutes, the rain has been coming down sideways. we had a lull more than an hour ago but that is not the case right now. traffic is also picking up some here at the toll expressway. you do see a mix of tractor trailers and sedans. people seem to be flying by and we want to stop and tell them, slow down. it's wet out here. there is some ponding going on. the rain is ticking around it appears for a while. we want to let you know that also as you leave your community this morning, you may want to notice that some of the leaves that you may have put together last friday or saturday have blown about a l

holland has been ever present in the chelsea dugout for the past seven years. the senior tinkering southgate‘s for much period as interim manager. he will joining the full—time at the end of the season. new line west ham are preparing to fend off transfer enquiries next month. they have won their last two games in the league but it has been a difficult season. captain mark noble admits he is concerned that they could lose some key players like dimitri payet once the january window opens. yes, if i‘m being honest. at there is a general concern that we could lose anybody in this window. that is the way football is. there are always surprises being chucked up. somebody who has played as well as him is a lwa ys who has played as well as him is always going to be linked with the big clubs. i think it is always going to take a big bid, something that the club cannot sort of refuse, to get him away from the football club. around this time of year, like mark noble, you will see footballers doing their bit in the community. he was at a children‘s hospital, ropes crossin

cabinetsday, hollande voted to speed up a bill that would give police more rights to use their weapons >> we are merging the two forces under the same guidelines. this will allow them to react more quickly when faced with risk. >> currently french officers must follow strict rules on how and when to use their weapons. they face the same scrutiny as civilians, meaning they can only fire if they are directly assaulted by armed individuals, and they must wait for the assailant to attack first. many officers say they hesitate to use their weapons even in dangerous situations to avoid long suspensions that come from perceived misuse. >> so colleagues will be able to feel safe both legally and within the administration. weight offt a huge their shoulders when they intervene in situations. many of our colleagues have lost their lives, or civilians have lost their lives, because officers were apprehensive to shoot. reporter: the new rules would ,ive officers more flexibility allowing them to shoot, but only after repeated warnings. they will be granted anonymity being prosecuted. laura: the u.

the presidential election. >> hollande was elected in 2012. he faced intense public criticism over his unemployment and counter terrorism policies. recent polls show only 10% of french voters think the president is doing a good job. former economy member says he'll run in next january's primary. observers say no matter who is chosen, socialists and other left of center candidate also face a tough battle in the presidential election. last month the center right republican party selected the former prime minister as its candidate. and marie la pen has also declared her candidacy. >>> russia's president vladimir putin has struck an unusually conciliatory tone towards washington, he says he's looking forward to working with president-elect donald trump. putin spoke in his state of the union address about state issues. at the end of his speech, he touched on global issues including the united states. but his rhetoric this time sounded softer than in the past. >> translator: russia and the united states have a common responsibility for international

hollande is one of france's least popular presidents in recent history.either hollande, nor any other members of the socialist party making it past the first round of the two-stage election. joining us from london is nbc foreign correspondent matt bradley. matt, give us some perspective around france's presidential race. >> well, if you can situate europe into a whole, it's part of a rightward populist shift affecting the entire country. he's likely the least popular president since the second world war. this would make him the first french president in more than 60 years not to even stand for a re-election. the socialist leader has suffered approval ratings as low as 5%, but the president's step down opens france to the kind of xenophobic, antiestablishment serge that's upended politics across europe. just this weekend there will be two more metrics of that. european elections in which voters decide whether to accept or reject what they would consider to be establishment politics. on sunday italians will vote on a referendum on constitutional reforms and

however there's a crash blocking 332 by tyler state park, upper holland or lower holland road would be ways to get around it. trenton, it's wet 195 westbound to 130 that ramp is partially blocked because of a crash on this monday morning. >> breaking overnight, a teenager is dead gunned down on a street corner in west philadelphia. police are looking for two people. scot ask -- katherine scott is e at police headquarters gathering information on the story. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, a 17-year-old boy shot and killed in west philadelphia. police are trying to determine exactly what happened, several witnesses were taken to the homicide division to be interviewed. let's go to video from the scene in west philadelphia overnight. you can see investigators were there, they had the area taped off while they gathered evidence. police and medics found the 17-year-old lying on the sidewalk after they were called after 12:15 a.m. multiple calls for gun shots had come in at 60th and market. when medics avid they saw visible wounds to his face and torso he it was pronounced at t

-- franÇois hollande's term. >> they were able to do so due to a state of emergency.the state of emergency allows police to serve -- search houses and cars and arrest their suspect without getting warrants from a judge. authorities used it to carry out 4193 searches and arrest 517 terror suspects, according to the interior ministry. the prime minister said there is no other option. >> everybody must keep in mind the reality of the contest we're going through. i terror threat persists at a particularly high level. >> the interior ministry says 2000 french citizens are linked to jihadist networks. authorities believe the terror threat will remain high in coming months as france prepares for presidential and legislative elections. parliament extends the state of emergency, it will remain in effect until july 15. by then, france's new president and parliament will have to decide whether to extend it a sixth time. emma: a human trafficker has been found guilty of multiple manslaughter charges. he has been sentenced to 18 years and find 9 million euros in a court in italy.

that comes after francois hollande's shock announcement that he was not running for a second term. manuel valls' nomination is not a done deal. he will be one of eight candidates in next month's socialist primary. catherine norris-trent has more from the prime minister's office in paris. let's listen. cazenove isernard overas a set hand to take as prime minister. he has held a major role already and government. the interior ministry, presiding over national security, policing .atters, counterterrorism he has also been something of a troubleshooter for francois hollande throughout his five-year term. he was relatively unknown before 2012. he was a spokesman, went on to european,inister for and he is seen as someone who will be able to carry the ship safely for the next five months until elections in france. he will be one of the shortest-serving french prime minister's in modern history. very unusual for a prime minister to have such a short term of five months, all of this under a president who has announced he will not be seeking a second term. many are asking what he will be able

this portion between holland avenue and rock way. you can take stump road and go down to 232, that will have you by passing the entire scene right there as your alternate. in washington township, a crash on the atlantic city expressway. no major delays because of it. schuylkill expressway will end here. eastbound and westbound, drive times 14 minutes, average speeds into the mid-50s. back to you. >>> we continue our live team coverage. pamela osborn is live in storm force 106789 gi. give us a better look at what's happening. >> reporter: we are still in allentown right now. we are on turner street. give me one second and i will flip this camera around so you can take a look at the road right now. i should mention, it is about 30 degrees. we have been bouncing back and forth between freezing and below freezing. the ice or this rain, rather, that is coming down this morning is actually turning into ice, a bit of a slush mix. we shot some video. it gives you a better idea of how conditions are. we are seeing slushy, icy coatings on the

if hollande did not. exite beginning britain's from the european union, the british supreme court will hea theresa may's case. the prime minister would likely try to limit the brexit in size and scope. officials are expecting unprecedented numbers of spectators, so much so that they have opened two neighboring courtrooms. president-elect donald trump has used twitter to renew criticism of china after a backlash over his phone call with tim taiwan's president. he says beijing did not ask the u.s. permission to build up the military presence in the south tennessee. he spoke directly with tsai ing-wen, and therefore, floated decades of political tradition. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. this is bloomberg. matt: now, renzi quit. the italian prime minister announced he will step down after losing a referendum to enact constitutional reforms. >> it is clear that my government ends here. fornt to thank my ministers the extraordina

closed between holland avenue and rock way. if you want to get around, follow the detours take swamp road up here and come down on 232. follow local detours. i will have more when i come back. >>> 12 minutes past 5:00. septa assault. police now need your help solving a crime. we will tell you what this man is being accused of doing on a trolley that has investigators looking for him. a live look outside. maple shade, burlington county, route 73. live team coverage on the wintry mix in our area and what it means for your commute. wewe... get... angry. out of control, mad to the core, angry. so cancer, you've got two options. get out of the way or get rolled over. anger. just one reason more of us are surviving cancer than dying from it. give now to the american cancer society. 12k3wr50ir >>> a live look from nbc 10 first alert radar. the pink on radar indicates where we may have icy mix falling, freezing rain, sleet or a rain/snow mix falling through parts of berks county, lehigh valley as well. that's going to start to turn to

he is a close ally of president francois hollande. the 53-year-old socialist has played a highly visible role in combating islamic extremism. cazeneuve used his inaugural speech to thank his predecessor and president francois hollande for leaving france through what he called dark times. >> we were all there during the tragedy that was the terrorist attacks in paris, which aimed to strike at the heart of the republic. and we all witnessed how the people remains standing in the face of that trial. brent: here are some of the other stories that are making news around the world. the syrian government -- its troops have seized more of eastern aleppo. this footage released by government controlled media is said to show today's dawn attacks. monitors from the observatory for human rights says this gives the regime control of more than 70% of the city. this latest offensive by a syrian troops started around three weeks ago. iran's president, hassan rouhani , has warned that his country will not allow america's president-elect, donald trump,

joining us to discuss the rally, mike holland of holland&company.ike, landon pointed out a number of these construction and material companies that have done well in the trump rally. you are not a trader per se. you take more of an investing type view. has this trump rally gone too far too fast or do you think it is still worth buying into some of these sectors? >> i think what we -- where we are right now, dom is the early flush of, oh, my god, this really is going to be a big change to how much is it actually going to change? i think we're seeing continued movement in the direction of it could be better than anyone suspects. sara was nice enough to have me on here november 9th, the morning this thing all started. i just started laughing when i heard the news. i went to bed early. you have to get up really early for this show. i predicted hillary clinton would win. then it's this. as i hear more and more stuff coming out of the election, which is the people that have congregated around trump, it's actually looking as if it may happen. if it does ha

use alternate, lower holland road will be your best bet right now. then we also have some construction to talk about, 59 south at delaware avenue, on and off-ramps closed, closed until right now, and also heads up septa new schedule started sunday make sure to check your schedules on line. rahel, back to you. y are in for before you head wet commute this morning. parts of the region see rain, others dealing with sleet or snow. snow fell yesterday across the lehigh valley giving folks their first true taste of the season. while still early in the season, many headed out to stock up on supplies. >> it started to snow. got bad for a bit. then it slowed down. but it is getting really cold, really wet. >> so i'm not taking any chances. last year we waited. and it was way too late. everyone was falling. my dad hit the floor. i hit the floor t wasn't fun. >> if you are headed out the door prepare for cold rain and/or snow. >>> well, long time former congressman chaka fattah now awaits punishment after his conviction in a federal racketeering case, jan carab

alternate is lower holland road. also king of prussia, gulph road at creek road, accident just cleared, but accident was there. and another accident on the a.c. expressway eastbound past route 42, right shoulder, will you construction will slow you down. overall messy commute. pack your patience, rahel, over to you. >> good advice. as meisha and justin just mentioned, brace yourself for messy wet commute this morning. we are seeing rainout side the cbs-3 studios. wintery mix advisory in effect for part of the region until 6:00 a.m. plus, delco yesterday afternoon across the lehigh valley, giving folks their first true taste of the season as well as still early in the season, many headed out to stock up on supplies. >> start today snow, and got bad for a bit, it is getting cold and really wet. so i'm not taking any chancesment last year we waited, it was way too late. my dad hit the floor, i hit the floor, it wasn't fun. >> oh, boy. well, if you are headed out the door prepare for cold and also maybe some rain and/or

it is not like in holland we go around killing alcoholics. it is very complicated and it is very difficult, and it is a huge step. for me it is very important to make sure that everyone knows that we did everything, and some people just aren't curable. if you don't help them, they will eventually kill themselves. katty: thailand has a new king. crown prince maha vajiralongkorn has accepted the throne following a formal invitation from the military led government. it comes 50 days after the death of his father, the world's longest reigning monarch. the new king's coronation will only take place after his father's cremation, and that is next year. from bangkok, here is jonathan head. jonathan: after an unexpected seven-week delay, thailand's royal succession got back on track. the foremost senior officials in readountry right out -- out a formal invitation to crown prince vajiralongkorn to take the throne. at the age of 64, the man who has been destined his whole life to take on this role accepted, to fulfill his father's wish, he said, and to