>> well, kate, thank you very much. from one kate to another kate.ld is a competitive place, perhaps nowhere is that as true as it is in the world of stock picking from actively managed funds to the hedge fund world, kate kelly is here to name the three top stock pickers and their choices, kate? >> we have a study conducted by the research firm to find out who are the best single stock pickers these day in a universe of a thousand hedge funds look at. results were interesting, and perhaps not what you'd expect using the recent round of filings that correlates well to a typical long and short funds, overall performance for that period of time. take a look at what they found as the five top stock picking funds out there. names you would not know, whale rock capital management, a boston hedge fund founded by a former tech analyst, alexander that manages 850 million dollars in assets, presuming whale rock holds same positions as it did on september 30th. the study shows the data storage provider was the best in the long portfolio. we don't know the short

kate steele and her son ari are with me right now.ter, dani, is too ill to get out of bed but is watchin from home. your kids were diagnoed when they were little. just normal kids, outside doing their thing like everybody does. we don't think about the dangers of a tick bite. and they're evywhere. we have dogs, everybod is susceptible to this. >> we did a lot of hiking. we were an outdoor family. we had two dog the dogs slept on the bed. we picked ticks off of the dog but didn't think anything of it. didn't occur of us to be concerned. >> and ari, because you and your sister are both ill, what is that like for you being around eacother? are you able to find support for one another? >> i think the support we were able to offer each other initially was really great. it gave us a lot of strength. i think unfortately as our illnesses progressed and got worse, we wen't able to support each other in the sa way because we each needed so much individual support. >> yeah. how did you handle that psychologically? i know just there people in my

kate?it is beautiful here at brand new dilworth park, there is skaters out on the new rothman rink we are here with the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. we will have your full forecast on this chilly friday night coming up when looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> sub light is posing a major challenge for european space researchers, this is the scene, from the philae lander which is sitting on the comet speeding through space. today scientists activated a drill that they will use to collect core samples but solar panels on the lander aren't receiving enough sunlight to charge the batteries. right now the the team cannot locate the lander, the on board batteries continue to drain. we will keep you posted on what happens. >>> the royals are coming, prince williams and duchess of cambridge prepare for a trip to the u.s. wild life charity will bring the royalty to the new york city next month. palace confirms that the two will a attend a variety of eve

i'm kate kelly on capitol hill.ing out of a combative hearing in which senators grilled goldman sachs executives over their handling of the metal markets in the u.s. and specifically on the question of whether they manipulated prices in the aluminum market. i'm joined by nick madden from novellus. and he talked today about some of the issues created in his market by goldman's involvement. nick, were you surprised by this 400-page report and the questions today suggesting that goldman sachs's behavior directly pushed up prices of aluminum? >> well, kate, i think maybe the tactics that were being used in the warehouses, we were not -- we were very surprised with. but the situation is something we've been very publicly advocating against for 3 1/2 years. >> reporter: you said the evidence confirmed your worst fears. what were they? >> well, it would appear that the whole new business that had arisen within the rules of the metal exchange that awared the warehouse to move metal out but not really away and retain it in t

kate bilo with us.ate the temperatures going to stay this cold. >> yeah, it's just getting colder and colder jessica as skies are staying clear for now. a few clouds are starting to build in. the more clouds we have actually the less the temperature will drop, the more cloud cover kind of insolates us and keeps us from dropping too low. if you don't want it to get too cold you do want the clouds to start moving in. for now temperatures are plummeting. we'll have to watch a few showers and snow showers moving through the great lakes. most of this is fizzling. can't rule out a stray sprinkle or flurry on our saturday. notice how these temperatures have really dropped. it's 24 in trenton, 21 in allentown and keep in mind we usually don't lit our morning lows until about 6:00 a.m. or so this time of year so we've got a long time far these temperatures to drop. still hanging onto freeze thing at the all right, 29 millville, 24 in trenton. in the afternoon. we warm up on sunday to the 50's. i'll have more on

how kate middleton's brother james is preparing for her next due date.u find a whole range of coverages. no one else gives you options like that. [voice echoing] no one at all! no one at all! no one. wake up! [gasp] oh! you okay, buddy? i just had a dream that progressive had this thing called... the "name your price" tool... it isn't a dream, is it? nope. sorry! you know that thing freaks me out. he can hear you. he didn't mean that, kevin. kevin: yes, he did! keeping our competitors up at night. now, that's progressive. >>> pippa middleton has made quite a name for herself since sister kate married prince william. but there's another middleton sibling, and tonight, he's telling abc's amy robach about everything from being an uncle again to his marshmallow business. >> reporter: for james middleton, brother to the future queen and uncle to the future ki king, the royal wedding felt like an intimate gathering. >> the most wonderful thing about that wedding which will stay with me forever was that though billions were watching, it felt like a family weddi

there is kate bilo, kathy orr show up, justin drabick showed up. we saw great kid forecast continuing. we get a lot of weather lovers but we get kids who love to act. they come out. >> they turn it on for the camera. >> they turn it on. it is a lot of back to you ukee kind of thing. >> love that. >> they choose their temperatures and their favorite temperatures, and we just had a great time out there we want to thank them for doing that. >> they must be so excited to meet you and kate bilo. >> no, they are more exited to get a hold of the microphone and put their talent to the test. >> yes. >> so today about 48 degrees, clouds, tomorrow rain and really cold by the time we get to tuesday and that is the day we have to really watch out for cold and wind because winds on tuesday could be as high as 35 miles an hour, so today is the day to make your plans and get your preparation, seal up windows do all this stuff and include your pets and keeping warm just do all of the stuff you have to do, tuesday, wednesday, it will feel like

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as far as kate much better chart for me. i would pick kate. i like indicate over kors, look at future growth. they're growing. kate is growing fantastical to a buck 17. kors growing ten, 15, 12 percent. slowing down. >> so the woman is doing better. charles: all right. real quick, retail in general, we've thrown out a lot of names in the last four names. we've been right for the most part big time. what would someone watching this show buy, matt, in the retail space? matt: macy's. pulled back at the end. and costco. kind of take both ends. macy's is more retail, holiday. costco i think it gets top line. bottom line. >> i like apple. charles: you would buy apple at an all-time high. >> absolutely. they have yet to begin incorporating the beach brand and merchandising that. i think that will be big. charles: anything new? >> i spoke about target. i feel like when people feel better about the economy, they go upwards. charles: i thought you were nuts. the stock popped. were you lucky in that people had low expectations. now, the expectations are

meteorologist kate bilo has you covered too. she has more on the cold blast, from a brand new, ice skating rink in dilworth park, hi kate. >> we are here at the beautiful dilworth park, it is spectacular tonight, christmas lights are up and behind me the brand new rothman ice rink, they have just dedicatedded this at noon, philadelphia boys choir is here and you can see people enjoying themselves on this very first night skating in the shadow of city hall. it is a perfect night for it because you know what, who want to ice skate when it is 70 degrees. that is what we had a couple days ago. now, it feels very, very chilly outside. temperatures, still barely clinging to the lower 40's but all across the region it doesn't feel much better than lower 30's. it doesn't feel much like freezing at the moment. it is very chilly. people are not letting that stop them. everybody has coats, hats, gloves and enjoying tonight. look at that weekend planner. chilly weekend, temperatures only in the 40's, tomorrow, sunny, but mid 40's and then a

professor kate is a professor at indiana school of law. he's been on a number of previous board and commissions on privacy and so professor kate, we will start with you. >> thank you very much. >> this is the time i think to say i'm color blind. so i will have no idea what cards are held up. perhaps you will wave them in a definitive way and i will pay attention. so let me just -- first of all, i'm sorry not to be here this morning but the last panel is absolutely superb and it is a privilege both to be here and i really want to applaud the board for taking up this, i think, really difficult but fundamental issue about what is privacy and how in practice might we go about protecting it within the private and public sectors. i want to really just offer observations as oppose to any specific if you will recommendations or conclusions. this touched some of the last panel. i think the fips are frankly not interest mendously useful. i'm not suggesting abandoning them which is a big change for me. ten years ago, a chapter called the death of fip

kate? >>> unaudible. >> it is looking like winter we are with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab in the snow and lit tool early for this but we will have have all details on tonight a's snow where you can >>> it is now time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenburg has more. >> reporter: technology is changing how we work, quarter of all americans now work in jobs that were not listed by census boro several decades ago. pennsylvania's unemployment rate of 5.7 percent tells a small part of the labor market story. it does not measure types of jobs being created. it is hard to estimate full impact technology is having on the 6.3 million people who make up pennsylvania's work force. we do know more education and training is essential to succeed. employers report shortage of qualified applicants for many high skill high paying jobs. there is a heightened demand for workers in skill trades like it related positions and entire green even why i industr

chilly first friday, kate. >> chris and jessica, it is chilly.s given what i do for a living but i underestimated the chill. the wind out here. i wish i brought gloves because it is coal. wind making it feel a whole lot colder. we are live with the mobile weather lab. we have our weather watcher program up here. let's check with a few weather watchers. everybody reporting temperatures in the 40's. we will start with david mitchell in norristown he is reporting a temperature of 48 degrees and mostly cloudy skies. he says it is cloudy and cool, nice jacket would come in handy. that it would. maybe a winter parka of sorts. we will head over in new jersey, ron russell reporting 45 degrees in riverside. very chilly night there. as we head south here one more weather watch tore check with, kevin, in mulika reporting 45 degrees at the moment ape wind there gusting to 16 miles per hour. so it is chilly, just about every where. lets check in on the cbs-3 mobile weather lab where temperatures dropped 2 degrees in the past 20 minutes. take a look at the win

kate?>> and the and tyre john already in the 20s to night as temperatures really continue to drop but we do have a little bit of a warmup on the way. i'll physical you how long it lasts with the seven day forecast coming up. >> and shopping in football aren't the only day after thanksgiving traditions. the white house christmas tree makes its rifle and this tree >> up credible story tonight from two boys trapped for hours under a huge pile of snow in new york. the cups since then-year-old jason rivera and 11-year-old elijah martinez had had been building a snow fort wednesday night when a plow came along and pushed snow against it a police officer saw their shovel and started digging for them. the boys say they did everything they could to break free. >> me and my cousin were both in a fort in the snow. the whole top of the fort just fell on us. motivating each other like to -- like not go to sleep. keep yelling. keep moving our body trying to break out. >> smart boys. eyewitnesses say the

thank you, kate rogers. what do you think? >> well, i own it, so not delighted by that, but, you know, they had already sort of got it down. so we have a new ceo coming in, who you know. maybe we get a kitchen sink quarter when he comes in, although the stock has already been hit pretty hard. if it trades down more tomorrow, below 38, i would buy more. >> let's bring in john kernan, joins us oen the fast line. john, what do you make of the quarter, especially in relationship to the fact that we are expecting art peck to take over next year. >> thanks for having me on, i'm a longtime fan of the show, it's great to be on. look, there's a lot of leadership changes going on at gap right now. they're bringing in new heads of gap and banana republic. the underperformance of the gap brand in particular, this quarter is troublesome from a sales and margins perspective. comps are down 5 for the gap brand. it really brought the whole performance -- performance of the whole company down. i think it's also important to remember that gap i

kate?> it's a cold night for black friday bargain hunters and it's going to stay cold right through the day tomorrow. i'll let you know about a warmup as we head through the weekend and also some chances of rain in the forecast into next week coming up. >> plus, let's talk turkey. but it's not the kind you're thinking about. that's that sagging skin off referred to as turkey neck that can come with aging. the quick new procedure that can make you look years younger. >> and a holiday makeover of sorts. so-called ugly christmas tree is getting the charlie brown treatment. >> and before we go to break on this thanksgiving, we asked you what your thankful for and so many of you zen us tweets, facebook messages and thanksgiving isn't over yet. you can still send your comments use the hashtag cbs-3. we love seeing these pictures. we'll be right back. ♪ well a reason why a lot of philadelphia to atlantic city is because it's so close, it's like a quick getaway. the ocean is a big draw. you can com

now back to you in the desk. >>> thanks, kate.s no such thing in life as free lunch but what if you want to the restaurant and a had to pay for conned also and even a glass of water. >> i don't think people would like that. >> it would be aggravating. >> jim donovan looks at an increasing trend that some say are tough to swallow. >> reporter: for restaurant owner jacob, taco tuesdays are busy nights, customers there are for the cheap tacos but filling up on free items like chips and sals. >>> people that come in, they will drink water. they will have one taco and six was kits of chips and salsa a. >> reporter: rising costs leave restaurant own i can like cancannon with shrinking profits. >> we tried to charge people after the the third basket, they were offended. where do you draw the line. >> reporter: increasing number of restaurant are drawing line at water, bread, couldn'tments and other commonly complimentary items. fast food restaurant are charging for catch up an cups of water. casual and fine dining establishments are incr

our own kate bilo was there to usher in the who will will day season. grand illumination celebration is an annual tradition. by the way those lights, there is a million of them there that santa just turned on tonight. >> spectacular. >>> and a lot of things going on outside for your commute today for a friday, we have a situation right here in the off ramp to montgomery drive, from the eastbound schuylkill expressway. you can expect big backup on the eastbound schuylkill expressway as well from this point, so you can see a few, vehicles on the scene here with an accident here, push over, block ago this left hand shoulder. everyone just crawling by over to the right-hand side past that incident. ben franklin bridge looking good so far, so this is actually our camera from the new jersey side from the toll plaza to the taillights there heading westbound on into the the city. slow go, brake lights start mid span from the philadelphia a, moving on slowly there. but trying to get to new jersey from philadelphia we will have no problems doing so-so far. wilmin

good evening, kate. >> reporter: good evening kathy.ear collegeville one of the hardest hit areas with this storm we still are dealing with the slush and the slop although the snow has finally stopped falling. take a look at what we're dealing with. you can see melting here. look at the heavy snow on this i wasn'ting in downtown collegeville. notice the dripping. it is starting to melt, temperatures still above freezing but everything is going to freeze up tonight as we go below freezing. take a look at the slush on the ground. this is all going to be super slippery. walk this way and you can see how slushy the ground is here. look at this slush next to the cbs3 mobile weather lab. when temperatures drop below freezing this could turn into an eyes rink. let's take a look at the temperature. we're seeing some melting right now. it's actually 35 degrees now that the snow has stopped here in collegeville but like i said this was one of the hardest hit areas. let's take a look at our snow amounts map. a trace in philadelphia, around 3-inche

kate, how are condition there is?> reporter: well, chris, the snow is still falling pretty steadily here in lansdale. it has calmed down just a little bit but as you can see the flakes are still flying. we've been around the region with the cbs3 mobile weather lab. as mentioned the roads are just wet but take a look at the grassy surfaces and the bushes here. we're looking at about at least a half inch of snow i would say. looks like about a half inch or so covering up the grass, covering up the mulch and this is what we're seeing all across the region. take a look at footage from earlier tonight. we were in the poconos, towards lehighton down towards allentown where it was snowing at a very good clip for quite some time and people were outside enjoying it or perhaps not enjoying it. we asked a couple people at a rest stop what they thought about this early season snowfall. >> awesome. i'm excited for the season. good to see it a little earlier but yeah, definitely looking forward to the snow coming out. >> it's terri

kate?ut tonight are tomorrow to get any of those black friday deals well we'll have your shopping forecast coming up. also the good news we're warming up a little bit through the weekend but then we're talking about the chance for some rain as we head into next week. i'll have all the details with the seven day forecast coming up. jessica and kate. >> thanks so much. a new start for the faithful companion of the children killed in family tragedy in tabernacle, new jersey. as "eyewitness news" reporter syma choudhry shows us the friend of one of the victims is getting just as much comfort as he's giving. >> we just had so many good times together. really hard to see him go. >> reporter: patrick hines lost his best friend 14-year-old nicholas harriman but he's honoring his memory by adopting his dog bum bells. >> i thought about bum bells a little bit. where is he? what's happening to him? >> reporter: last week tabernacle police were called upon a disturbing scene. a mother shot her three ch

kate bilo has the answer a lot of people are looking for. >> good news jessica they won't get wet or going to be very cold out there. it was a cold thanksgiving day even though it was dry. you can see on storm scan3 any of these flurries or snow showers are dying before they reach our area, maybe a stray shower around buffalo -- i should say because gets into dover. these are coming from around the buffalo area kind of some lake effect and upper level low rotating through the great lakes. i don't think we're dealing with much in the way of snowflakes or raindrops this evening it's just cold outside. here's what you'll wake up to friday morning. 29 degrees will be the morning throw in philadelphia, 25 in reading and 23 in allentown. look at mount pocono, 22 degrees. any spots north and west especially with snow on the ground are going to feel a little bit colder on friday. here's a look at that shopping forecast. if you're up early, 5:00 a.m., it's only 29 degrees. we get up to about 34 by 10:00 a.m. and then we pretty much stay put mid to upper 30's all day long. doesn't even look li

reporting in collegeville, i'm meteorologist kate bilo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> kate, thank you.>> new tonight, weather might have played role in a crash on the pennsylvania turnpike. a tractor trailer and a car collided along the northeast extension in worcester township montgomery county. this is eyewitness cam video from the southbound lanes around 6:30. there were no serious injuries. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinn nope has his eye on road conditions tonight along with a lot of other drivers in chester county. >> the late into the evening the snow still continued to fall here in paoli as far as the roads are concerned take a look. they are wet but they are certainly clear. it was a snowy slushy mess that kept contractors busy throughout the night in chester county. most of the accumulation into the evening hours here was in the parking lots and driveways. >> it's been snowing here since about 1:00 o'clock. it hasn't stopped since. we constantly trying to keep up with it. we're falling behind. >> kale hal the pleasure of brushing off snow off her car after working all d

our kate bilo is live with the mobil weather lab in the snow, kate, i have to say i'm a little bit excited about this. >> you know kathy, it is fun to see these first flakes because most of them are not sticking to the roads so it doesn't mean real treacherous travel a across the area but sets that winter scene. we are here in what claims to be world's largest general store country junction on route 209 between lehighton and heading up toward mount pocono area. you can see snow is falling heavily. you can see that car behind me. they have been sitting there a while and that carries completely covered in snow. we have been here a while as well. cbs-3 mobil weather lab covered with a coating of snow at 11/12. little early for that but it is really pretty out here. temperatures have dropped very close to freezing. it took a while for to us see flakes. rain changed to snow as we made it up towards poconos and you can see here on the mobile weather lab it is currently 32.9 degrees, just hovering above freezing but cold enough in the upper levels of the atmosphere to cause this snow to fall and

for more on that, i toss it outside to kate bilo who is live from collegeville with the mobile weather lab. how are area roads out there. >> kathy, we have been all over the place this evening and i will take you outside cbs-3 mobil weather lab as i talk about road conditions. we are in a back neighborhood area in collegeville right off eighth avenue here. roads are all a little slushy and snow covered. you can see coming up on an area of snow that has in the been plowed but all and all i have to say that the roads every actual any great shape. crews have been doing ab excellent job we have seen a lot of crews salting and trying to plow fit is pliable. seventy-six west all the way from the city to 422 is completely clear. 422 completely clear. main roads in collegeville, on egypt road, ridge pike all areas clear. if you get on the side street and these back roads that is where you'll have trouble. take a look turning on this neighborhood street. the it is completely covered in snow and what we have to watch are slick spots and icy spots as we go through the remaining of the evening and

kate spade is on your list, tell us why?i think kate spade has done a great job of reinventing themselves and making themselves relevant for shoppers. kate spade is available at the lord and taylor store, but they have captured the accessories market well. >> michael kors. >> they have been on fire for a long time and continue to reinvent themselves. they have a new tote called the hamilton bag that is a must-have. >> is this at the expense of a coach? >> people might say that, yes, it's at the expense of a coach. coach is trying to reattract the luxury shopper. so i think they decided that they have mass-produced a product to the point where it's lost its exclusivity and therefore they are going in the other direction. >> kathy, great to have you on. kathy welch for city rattner. how does this match up with your holiday picks from a retail standpoint? do we like kors and kate over whoever else? >> i do like kors, yeah. kate not as much, it's getting a bounce today on the upgrade. i still like the fitness and wellness trend.

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kate rogers looking at the names for us. kate? >> let's begin with dreamworks. trading down about 14% right now. hasbro, the stock up over 4%. tyson foods gaining ground after reporting better than expected fourth quarter earnings. saying it was the second consecutive year of record sales and earnings and currently up over 5.5%. and celldex soaring on the brain tumor drug had improved survival in patients without the disease worsening. trading up near 30% and we'll send with denbury resources. the independent oil and natural gas company announcing the plan to reduce the capital spending by 50% to 550 million in 2015. citing the recent decline in oil prices. trading down over 10,000 now. back the you, bill. >> all right. kate, thank you. i wonder if may jon has bought any of those stocks? get his advice on all of that. we'll take a break. we have about 20 minutes left in the trading session with the dow up 21 points. s&p up 2. nasdaq down. >>> elon musk commenting that machines could turn on humans inside of five years and first sounded it here on "closing bell"

at first, kate had the shoes produced in norway.roduction costs were high, but she would have accepted that of quality standards have been met, but the whole project flopped. the factory could not manufacture her shoes properly. that, too, resulted from the oil boom. trades and craftsmanship have declined in norway. kate erickson to the consequences and took her production abroad to portugal. in norway, it has become clear that the oil boom has brought some unintended effects -- not all of them positive. >> that's all for today. thanks very much for watching. we really appreciate it. if you use twitter, join the conversation with me online. we would love to hear from you -- positive, negative comments, everything is welcome. in the meantime, it's good i from me for now, and see you next week. -- goodbye from me for now, and see you next week. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- steves: i'm meeting my florentine friend tommaso at i fratellini, a venerable hole in the wall much loved among locals for its

seven are not fully funded what's the status of the funding for this. >> sorry. >> good afternoon kate with the department of workforce development our 10 thousand affordable unit are fully funded we've specifically excluded units in the pipeline even from parcels which we have site control but not a full funding plan so everything you see is funded. >> okay. can you give us a general kind of state of funding for avenue, i guess obviously that's important to build housing we've heard about redevelopment going away and potentially a bond issue in the future is there i mean, if all of those are funded that's great i'm sure there's a need for more. >> i want to clarify which i say they're fully funded it's not as to we have a big vault of money but we have kweefrtly analyzed that includes are known source of funds like or that are solid like the housing trust fund and the federal government and we also have affordable housing fees so we've made conservative projection or so in our pipeline carol we're not in debt we can afford those ten thousand units but it is difficult the costs are ris

morgan. >> promoted lady kate. >> wonderful to have you here this morning. the market gyrations we are seeing as a company, as a bank of america, jp morgan, goldman sachs and others, you begin to see seismic changes in thought or analysis because of these relentless moves? >> no. we look at the opportunity when the market was selling off in early october to add to our acquisitions not in the u.s. but also in asia. the fundamentals are still in place, the macro data looks strong. this is a technical move and we cap our conventions. -- our convictions. >> what do currency markets like this mean? >> what we are trying to figure out now as we are going through third quarter earnings transcripts is what impact he's ingrency moves are havn on companies. even exposed companies have done well in the third quarter season but first quarter -- and fourth quarter will really move the dial on how companies are thinking about the effects. >> how about building in the seleka commodities, like oil, like old? do we presume that that is coming out of the credit markets? >> we

kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead for us on this thursday night, minivan owners who think bigger means safer will be stunned by the results of new crash tests. and there's bad news about some of the most popular vehicles on the road. also, the iconic force behind so many of the classics for decades from hollywood to broadway as we bid farewell to an american legend. >>> there are new crash test results out tonight as we said for minivans, the mode of transit for millions of american families. and the grades for some of the most popular brands will likely surprise the families who drive their kids around in them every day. in fact, safety experts said about these crash test results that one vehicle in particular as you're about to see was among the worst they have ever tested. we get our report on all of it tonight from nbc's peter alexander. >> reporter: on the road they're a family favorite, but owners who think larger means safer will be stunned by these results. today, news that some of the best selling minivans are failing a crucial crash test that simulates the front

. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and mechanics of the commission i'm not kate the housingmplementation specialist i'm working for the affordable housing and cooperating with other city agencies to streamline today is presentation is an update on the mayor's office of housing group as well as housing amendment that increase the supply in san francisco joining me is susan hayward and office of economic workforce development and folks from other agencies this is a complex and involving topic i plan on updating this on a quarterly basis. >> the mayor's office of housing has been working recommendations to address the critical housing needs in response to the executive directive you issued by mayor ed lee in 2013 although those recommendations have not bang finalized those will highlight the issues the first is to preserve the affordable in the neighbors the second to achieve greater affordability and the third to enable a wideband of households there ongoing efforts to help to preserve affordability in the neighborhoods earlier this year the mayor's office of housing launched

kate, thank you very much.n minutes to go here and sell pressure on the close, bill. >> art cashin came by. $1 billion to sell. going into the close here. worth of stocks. we'll see pressure apparently coming into the market here. mary thompson rounding up the day's movers. >>> later vice happy. booze and tobacco stocks surging and jane wells checking out a new reality show about those pot-tre pot-treneurs and what that's all about straight ahead. >>> interesting day. mary thompson is tracking the movers of the session for us. mary? >> hey there, kelly. let's begin with the movers. actavis soaring on the news of bill ackman supporting the deal with allergan. ap wl a pre-split price of over $800 a share. it split in june and trading at $115.54. united, continental, delta and southwest gaining ground. or air. gilead sciences rising after getting approval to market the latest hepatitis c and stock up. and we end up with the potash miners on the rise after a russian producer largest in the world suspended work of a

live from collegeville, i'm kate bilo in the cbs-3 mobile weather lab. >> kate, thank you very much. >>> make sure you stay on top of the storm by down loading the cbs philly weather app that will help you track what is going on in your neighborhood ape allow to you get very latest forecast from our team of meteorologist it, down load the a app right now on google play and itune. >>> well, we will continue our coverage now, live on "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt in allentown. >> david, how are conditions where we are. >> reporter: roads are slushy but not frozen and good news i just spoke with state police, they tell me no another just accidents in the area, just minor fender benders with no injuries. if you do want to head out tonight, police officials say just be careful. it all started as a light slush, a dusting, in and around allentown. but by late morning, a steady stream of snow. we spotted salt trucks every few miles, ready to hit the roads, when called. the the snow didn't stick much on the roads, a good sign for drivers like crystal booth who expect to be on the roa

kate, thank you as always. >>> another break. we're back in a moment with one of the more daring stunts pulled over for the benefit of a film in a long time, and that is a big star hanging off the side of a large aircraft. >>> two stunts in the news, the first televised live on discovery last night. nik wallenda walking a tight rope between two chicago high-rises without a net. and then for good measure he did it again, blindfolded. just another sunday night in chicago. the second stunt looks like a trick photo, but it is indeed tom cruise. and that is a military transport plane. and he's on the outside of a perfectly good plane while it's flying, at times 5,000 feet over the british countryside. of course he was safely tethered and of course being inside a plane is always preferable. but this they hope will sell tickets to "mission impossible v." >>> tom magliozzi has died. he was beloved by radio listeners and gearheads alike. as one-half of the radio show. he was click, his brother ray was clack. their show went on the air 37

we get our report tonight from our national correspondent kate snow. >> reporter: the new nbc sitcom was being produced by the team behind the cosby show, this time the elder comic would star as a patriarch of a multigenerational family. but today nbc pulled the plug saying only, the cosby project is no longer in development. last night netflix said it was postponing the launch of a standup comedy special that was supposed to air the day after thanksgiving. and a canadian comedy network has also scrapped plans to air a cosby special. >> it was quite a validation that the voices of the victims are finally being heard. >> reporter: barbara bowman who was mentored by cosby as a teen is one of six women who have now publicly accused him of sexual assault. she expects more to come forward. just yesterday former model janice dickinson added her voice. >> he gave me wine and a pill and the next morning i woke up and i wasn't wearing my pajamas. >> reporter: court records of a civil suit settled show there were ten more women who made anonymous claims. cosby has never been charged with any c

jessica. >> kate, thank you.hiladelphia knows how to celebrate thanksgiving from parades to football everything in between turkey is fuel for fun after all. "eyewitness news" reporter justin takes us along to show us some of the best thanksgiving traditions the area has to offer. >> reporter: there's new construction in center city. christmas village and there's a reason why it's open today. >> for us it's the best test run you can ever have. >> reporter: one that also gets shoppers in the holiday mood. >> i think just all of lights being off and just walking around the village it puts you in the christmas mood. >> welcome shoppers to world of wears from traditional mexican wooden toys to wind up santa clauses from russia to belgium waffles with a twist. >> that's really good. >> really? >> yeah. like the waffles is warm and then she has the cold like fresh strawberries on it. >> warm waffles this parade goer would have loved a bite. >> how are you feeling right n now? >>> kind of cold. >> reporter: but excited b

what did you see, kate?st walked out of a tense hearing ongoing right now on capitol hill where senators are grilling executives from three of the nation's top banks -- goldman sachs, morgan stanley and jpmorgan over their handling of risky and capital intensive commodities businesses and what they tell the public as to what they appear to have withheld. at particular was jpmorgan. their commodities business consists or did until recently of a range of things from power plants to metal warehouses. they already settled with regulators to the town of $400 million overcharges they manipulated certain power market notice the u.s. but senator carl levin, who is leading this investigation and this hearing today has gone on to say that they have underplayed the risks to their balance sheet from some of those activities, sort of pulling the wool over regulators' eyes and that regulators like the fed, the occ and others have had trouble really keeping up with what they're doing. now earlier today, very much of the fo

let's go to cnbc headquarters, good morning, kate. >> i have a feeling kate can't hear us, as she prepares -- >> pointing to more green arrows at the opening bell this morning. the markets are coming off another positive week with the dow and s&p 500 posting five straight weeks of gains. look for reports on gdp, housing, consumer confidence and retail spending. >> ayou can also use an ipad fo similar results. apple kicks off a two-week campaign for the red charity, which was started by u-2's bono to fight aids and hiv. on black friday, apple stores will offer a special edition red gift card. >> and black friday may not be the best day to get a bargain. the best days are the saturday and sunday before thanksgiving. >> residents in new york are getting ready for the possibility of flooding as several feet of snow will melt. there's concern that the saturated soil could cause trees to fall. the region was buried under several feet of snow last week. >> did not even get to play a football game in buffalo, they had to move it. >> in our neck of the woods, it was a chilly start. we're in the 40s

indicate kate is joining my department with strategic accounts along with your case representative, kate will be a regular attendee and i will be filling a director role so if you have any candidates for director of i will be hiring them as well. >> all right. any public comment? >> we are so close. next item. city clerk: item 16. opportunity to place items on future agenda. >> i heard the request for uhc. >> it's better for next month. >> all right. any other items? >> any public comment on this item? >> seeing none. next item. city clerk: item 16. opportunity for the public to comment on any matters within the board's jurisdiction. >> thank you. this used to be the last chance opportunity. no. 1, i hope that all of the blue shield retirees, the plus 65s were checked for open enrollment because we had a couple more people that they checked and they had problems and they were trying to call blue shield and we said call health service first if your information says you were inadvertently put in the plan and you should be in the 65 plus. i understand the retirement board is having' retry -