s locked in. let's get the coolers out here. [ drumroll ] >> jimmy: i hate you guys! >> steve: let?ng ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, oh, my gosh. james got battered with popcorn. >> jimmy: what? >> steve: multi-flavor popcorn. can we see that in slow motion? >> jimmy: that's all you got? [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my gosh. caramel corn, cheese corn, and butter corn. >> jimmy: how does he get popcorn? >> steve: that?s nuts. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this is the most rigged thing i've ever done in my entire life. >> steve: score is james 14, jimmy 7. >> all right. >> jimmy: i cannot believe. [ whistle ] >> steve: you know what that double whistle means. >> jimmy: no. >> steve: it's time for the final question. >> all right. >> steve: there's a twist. >> jimmy: yeah, what's that? >> steve: this is a question worth a touchdown, plus a a two-point conversion, so that's eight points. so jimmy, technically -- technically, you could still win. >> jimmy: let?s do it. [ light laughter ] >> steve: and this is your question, james. >> jimmy: i feel good. i feel like a winner. >> steve: if y

s. let's take a look right now at storm tracker6 live double scan. we're watching a little bit of drizzle kind of being enhanced a little bit. we see that rain that's out to the west in state college but we go in a little closer right now in south jersey in millville in cape may you're wet but also in coatesville,

. >> and that's three to go, let 's get last check on the wetter. >> yep, we are waking up in the lehighentown this morning, then, we get look at the seven day forecast, 37 for christmas day afternoon. it will be windy out there. then gets real cold jim through the week. next chance for snow maybe by friday, saturday. >> i won't be here so i don't care, i'm on vacation. next on cbs this morning, cardinal talks about celebrating togetherness during a time when events may be driving people apart. remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting 4:30 a.m. we hope you have a very merry christmas, i'll find out where pat bought this sweater. >> i'm telling you. >> go sixers and go birds. >> yes. take care everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ judge ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >>> good morning. it is monday, december 25th, 2017. merry ch

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s locked in. let's get the coolers out here. [ drumroll ] >> jimmy: i hate you guys! >> steve: let? james got battered with popcorn. >> jimmy: what? >> steve: multi-flavor popcorn. can we see that in slow motion? >> jimmy: that's all you got? [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my gosh. caramel corn, cheese corn, and butter corn. >> jimmy: how does he get popcorn? >> steve: that?s nuts. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this is the most rigged thing i've ever done in my entire life. >> steve: score is james 14, jimmy 7. >> all right. >> jimmy: i cannot believe. [ whistle ] >> steve: you know what that double whistle means. >> jimmy: no. >> steve: it's time for the final question. >> all right. >> steve: there's a twist. >> jimmy: yeah, what's that? >> steve: this is a question worth a touchdown, plus a a two-point conversion, so that's eight points. so jimmy, technically -- technically, you could still win. >> jimmy: let?s do it. [ light laughter ] >> steve: and this is your question, james. >> jimmy: i feel good. i feel like a winner. >> steve: if you get this right, you win. >> okay. >> steve:

can we -- a possible policy ai solution can it just be let's s just not give them all this a? credit and intention for these provocations and let's just saya you know, do whatever you want inside but you can't attack th'w united states or south korea, japan. i would say, of course we can deter north korea from those military strikes but the problem with that is a policy and that gets to the student's question is, you can't really use that as a policy to deter north korea from proliferation. for example, north korea built a nuclear reactor in syria that was destroyed by israel in 2007. for a policy as similar to strategic patience, let's not worry about this. we can, of course, deter north korea. let's focus on something else especially something else with china, then are we prepared to have a north korea nuclear weapons program and an icbm program that it will sell to anyone that's willing to pay for that and that's really the crux of the policy debate with north korea, which is you can have deterrence as an element of that policy, but what is the other part of that policy and

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s&p and the dow. sixth straight month of gains for the nasdaq let's look at the dow. good quarter this quarter has been we have the dow up 11% the s&p up 7%. nasdaq up 7% fantastic quarter for the dow. the consumer discretionary the best sector in the s&p so those good numbers we're starting to hear about for the holiday shopping season, maybe they were priced in. those stocks with a good quarter. let's look at the nasdaq year-to-date, up 29% the dow up 26.5% the s&p up 20% been a fantastic year. ten-year treasury note, yields have slipped this week up slightly this morning, 2.42 in the course of a week yields have slipped significantly we're back above $60 for wti been a good year for oil prices. up about 2.5% for the month. a massive 16% just this quarter alone. a strong rally late in the year. wti looks like it might well close above $60 for the year asian equities are mixed in terms of the developed market, japan, similar performance for the year as the u.s. markets, japan up 19% china up 7%. hong kong up 37% certain emerging markets have been extraordinarily good.

is about to descend on the tri-state area in the form of blustery winds andres in the 10's and 20's. lets get the facts and figures from cecily tynan. >> it's that combination of the dropping temperatures and increasing wins that take your breath away. right now in philadelphia. ha the windchill is 34 but look out to the air mass is moving our wayd pittsburgh the winhind buffalo the windchill o and the cold gusty winds deliverh an arctic boundary front pushed off the easst and a few lingering showers. through coastal new jersey pushing away through the overnight hours and evening hours and get ready for a plunge in temperatures and w gusting all night long near 30 miles per hour. the windchill tracker showing that the windchill is 34 not that bad. but by 8:00 dropping down to 25 and then to the teens and by the wee hours of the morning the windchill in the single digits that is where it will be in the morning hours and tomorrow windchills in the teens, bundle up. then, double r next system is beginning to work into the northern great plit's a clipper system diving down to the northeast. a

let's look at the s&p 500. this is 2622. the blue lines represent a 1% or daily moved to the s&p 500 and the yellow line is about a 1% move up and below is a 1% move down. earlier, the first 1% move down since august. if it happened, the fifth 1% or greater decline of the year. we will be watching to see if that happens. when we look at the s&p 500, beneath the surface, this is a great way to see what is happening sector wise. a lot of rd. ed. energy is the only sector higher. up.and gas are industrial's down more than 1% and tech down more than 1%. a tech selloff on wednesday. investors, the smart early money onto something, perhaps this was a piece of it. relative to the industrials, defense names down here in boeing, lockheed martin. iconic names for the u.s. down in a big way. ge, 3m also sharply lower. confirming the idea that this is truly a risk off day, we also have a flight to safety. forhaven assets, a big bid them with the 10 year yield down six basis points represented in green. rallying against the dollar and go

there is a framework around central banking that basically emerged firmly in the mid-1990's, let's sayprice stability can be maintained -- that has impacted expectations of economic agents. so that is certainly part of it. that kind of innovation around central banking is important. secondly, globalization has dampened kind of wage pressure. there's no question about that, that you constantly have new pools of labor entering the global labor market, the global supply chains. and so that have certainly made it difficult to have a wage spiral going on. and then technology certainly is another piece where the combination of technology , competition, and integration of new economies, new spaces, new pools of labor, has made it difficult indeed for inflation to behave the way it would have behaved in the 1960's or 1970's. francine: so should we still look at the phillips curve? is broken are dead? philipp: i think maybe that's the wrong question to ask when you ask it bluntly like that. i think it's more about, how do we think these forces will evolve over time? i think it's true that price

let's go now to kron 4's camila bernal on the phone. she's trying to make her way to the scene. camila? ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. spahr with the here is dave ( marty ) ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a weak low pressure trough will pass across northern california today with rain chances expected to mostly remain north of the golden gate tonight. longer range trends suggest dry and cooler temperatures over the weekend into early next week, followed by warmer temperatures later in the week. ( marty @ landing) another big story we're following... today marks one year since the deadly oakland ghost ship warehouse fire. 36 - people died when flames erupted at a party inside the illegally converted warehouse.. now one father has made it his mission to help prevent a tragedy like the one that claimed the life of his son. kron4's hermela aregawi talked to the dad who is helping artists find safe and affordable housing. jonathan bernbaum was a visual projection artist that traveled the world doing what he loved. the 34 year old was at the ghostsh

the low 20's, in the he cy.oes comeo an end have the re-freeze to be concernes w head outomorrow morni i'vetk at the full forecast com i jusbit. >> thank you monica. in delaware not letting little s stop them from getting ready for the holidays. our joanne is live i claymont joanne? >> reporter: hey there dawn, good evening everyone, a saturday snowfall, couple of weeksefore christmas what could be better?you know, the weather all of us, some people get little grumpy in this type of weather but for the most part everybody seems a little happy, to get a little taste of winter. now, we made our way down here from center city,ooads were a little dicey i must say. we s one accident. but, now we'reere at themont fire company tree lot.it is all g lots of customers c out to support local lions club in their annual tree sale event. >> all dayg, sales have been really good, really >> what do y think? does the knoeething do witht? does it say let me go get my tree today? >> that spirit, actually like hey christmas time weather versus the 50, 06 degrees weather, we've been having, so good stuff good >> well, the snowfall getting people in the holiday spirit. coming up a 6:30, we wi

there is a framework around central banking that basically emerged firmly in the mid-1990's, let's saythat price stability can be maintained, can be guaranteed. that has impacted expectations of economic agents. so that is certainly part of it. that kind of innovation around central banking is important. secondly, globalization has dampened kind of wage pressure. there's no question about that, that you constantly have new pools of labor that are entering the global labor market, the global supply chains. and so that have certainly made it difficult certainly to have a wage spiral going on. and then technology certainly is another piece where the combination of technology, competition, and integration of new economies, new spaces, new pools of labor, has made it difficult indeed for inflation to behave the way it would have behaved in the 1960's or 1970's. francine: so should we still look at the phillips curve? is it broken or is it dead? philipp: i think maybe that's the wrong question to ask when you ask it bluntly like that. it is more about, how do we think these forces will evolv

s testimony let's turn to m manu raju. >> reporter: donald trump jr. had a marathon session with the house intelligence committee talking about his interaction with russians during the campaign season. one thing they focussed on was the june 2016 meeting in which donald trump jr. was promised disht on t dirt on the clinton campaign. now, we are learning that donald trump jr. did have a meeting with his father after the reports were published, but he did not tell the committee what he and his father were talking about. in fact he cited attorney/client privilege saying that because attorneys were in the room there paz no reason for him to disclose this information because it was covered by attorney client privilege. that's something that democrats balked at. at the same time, he was asked about the response that initially was misleading about the trump tower meeting when donald trump jr. said it was mainly about russian adongss. it turns out the white house was involved. donald trump jr. said he texted with hope hicks who is now the communications direct

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s. let's fast-forward and talk about christmas weekend. 50 degrees on saturday. upper-40's on christmas eve. -- day,christmas it around 46 degrees. here is your outlook. temperatures on the chilly side moving into next week. we will trend much colder by the end of next week. adrianna: not to harvey weinstein's former assistant telling her story for camera on time. she is breaking a nondisclosure agreement, accusing wising up assault a coworker. here is linsey davis. linsey davis: harvey weinstein's former aide is speaking up. >> it was much more traumatic than i realize at the time because the freedom of being able to speak and being nowdated, and being able to see that i wasn't mad. linsey: she tells bbc newsnight she endured harassment at the hands of weinstein for years but left her job after she says he attempted to rape her friend and colleague. >> he swore on t get out of jail card. linsey: she says the movie mogul never threatened her physically but psychologically, and perkins, then 23 is old, claims she signed a nondisclosure agreement. he had to attend t

let's sesee what is s making headlines. protest in vienna underway.he people's party leader is now the youngest head of governments in governments as he becomes the country's chancellor. will be in the running to become the next president if in anc party wins elections 2019? and the world is marking international migrants day on sunday. the u.n. recognizing the large and ever-increasing number of migrants across the globe. ♪ annette: we begin in vienna, where protests are underway against austria's new conservative right wing government. party is the only far right party to get into power in the eu. haspeople's party leader become the youngest head of government in europe at the age of 31, after being sworn in this morning as chancellor. let's get more now from anthony mills, our correspondent in vienna. the new gogovernment has just bn sworn in during this, of course, as protests are underway, against the fact that the far riright freedom party is parartf government.ition >> that is right. several thousand demonststrator. they were out there demonstr

if we dig into the sector portion of the s&p 500, technology is on top. let'sa look at the we have six of 11 sectors trading higher, explaining the modest gain for the s&p 500. up top, technology of 8/10 of 1%. right behind it, sectors have been vying for that. energy is up. let's take a look at some of the energy winners today. we have natural gas and oil trading higher, oil of about 7/10 of 1%. natural gas up 2% on the best a , as manye november forecast for cold weather in the northeast. we have some e&p trading higher on all of this. in tech, let's take a look at some of the winners. symantec of about 4%. this is a top stock for s&p 500. this on the news that symantec, the internet security company is , and nowg with oracle their security technology is available on oracle, the cloud marketplace. we also have apple sharply higher. of 1.97% on pace for its best day since november 3, as the company has said they have bought the early iphone app to boost apple music. investors liking that. ea electronic arts, up one point 6%. today, it all comes back to bitcoin

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amounts were on their way into this temporary loading facity process of identifying those and then letting those s shippers know what happened. live in frederick i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> 6:03 is is the time now developing in south east d.c. a man fighting for life after suspicious apartment fire found bound and beaten inside by fire crews responding to 911 call. for a fire on third street and livingston road. investigators are not saying what caused the fire. the loan victim remains listed in critical condition. 6:0 now new this morning prince william county police need your help finding a missing woman. 23-year-old brianna katherine betty last seen last night walking nearmont cure drive and water way in dumfries. police say she has blue and purple died hair and brown eyes and again there's the picture family members are afraid she may be in danger. if you have any information about her please call police. >> a push this morning to release video capturing deadly shooting of a man in northern virginia by a u.s. park police officer. this happened last month on george washington par

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that of course would not be out of the ordinary considering how tight this race s and let's take a lick at the head quarters. you can see joe's getting ready to speak right now and are things quiet at the roy floor camp. still waiting to hear from both of them. we'll stream it live on facebook. if you want to list in to what doug joe's is saying go to facebook fox5dc and listen to it was 'strain it. >> attorney and former prosecutor in case you don't know much about doug jones rallied voters on message of moving past toor couldn't verseies. his campaign was dogged with accusations of sexual misconduct when he was in his 30s and moore had backing of party. meantime jones victory will narrow over the senate to 51 to 4 9. his win energizing. >> and of course, we'll have more coverage tonight on "the final 5" coming one jim lobe a at 11:30ies gaz e. back to you. all right, meanwhile other news developing in montgomery county par mar. we have new information about the death of a walt whitman high school senior. "fox5" korey kauffman is in the newsroom with the details, korey. >> we're now ge

let's move on. oil steady today. ..s.lling is expanding opec nations signaling it may face out production cuts if the market improves i the middle of the next year. we are stuck in a bit of a range, what is next? edward: we went up so much of the opec talks. $60 in the wti. what the markets are doing is settling back and looking for trade bottoms. what happens is, if tax cuts go through, once we hit through that phase of it, the market will look at the u.s. and say good growth. china is replacing the u.s. as the largest importer as we are speaking right now. 6% rangenomy is in a of growth. europe is coming on. with the fomc and the european central bank and other central banks still saying on a policy of growth overall, i think the outlook for oil is still pretty good. hearing the two opec countries that are considering backing away means stability is coming to the market, not that they want to drive prices down, but the u.s. is stealing market share. there is no question about that. mark: always glad to see you. "bloombe

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he claims he has not been in direct contact with the terror group >> let's be clear as new yorker s revolve around the subways. let's be also clear this was an attempted terrorist attack. thank god the perpetrator did not achieve his ultimate goals. >> the suspect reportedly found his bomb making instructions on the internet. investigators believe he acted alone and the attack was not part of a larger in the wake of the attack. >>> the so-called me too movementin snared a number of powerful men in recent weeks from politicians to entertains. a group of women who accused president trump of sexual harassment held a news conference, they say they were victims of unwanted advances from mr. trump before he was elected president. they're calling on congress to investigate >> i want to believe as americans we can put aside political inclinations and some things transcend politics, we will hold mr. trump to the same standard as harvey weinstein and the other men who were held accountable for their reprehensible behavior >> president trumps the allegations and calls the statements total fiction. >>>

s on sunday. and then we could get some messy weather, but letting you know it will be coal enough for the s word.d. sunday, so we will be bundle up watching the players, playing in southern california. >> jealous of them. >> so snow is coming. the philadelphia police, they decide, every year, they have to remind us about the whole savesies thing. but they want to do it in a creative a he they can't just do it over and over in the same way. >> reminding people you can't put a chair or a cone or even a toilet out there. so using this net series on netflix called stranger things to get the point across. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> so as you can tell, everybody that watches stranger things, that's the open. oh, it is weird stuff. >> it is so that's their premise. netflix tv series called stranger things. now here is your philadelphia police department's version of that. no selfies. >> savesies. >> savesies. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> savesies things. >> it is fantastic. >> i love it. i love it. >> they actually say it is all the stuff they've found out there, including a toilet. there is the cone. o

let's bring in fox5's kristin leone who has been track ing the investigation. >>reporter: this is what we know so far. this morning's run was the first for passengers on a faster, brand new route with brand new tracks. but as you're about to see here, the high speed train on that run plunged onto the overpass and onto several cars on that highway killing six people that we know of and injuring dozens of others . this all happened a little before 8:00 this morning about 40 miles south of seattle we're told about 830 people were on board that amtrak train at the time of the derailment. the train itself was moving alt around 80 miles per hour officials say and was heading to portland. dozens were taken to the hospital, including people who were hit while driving on the highway. you just saw right there how many emergency crews were out there helping those victims off the train and roadway and hospital. not to mention several of those passengers cars right behind there just dan ling off the overpass. when we got to the scene it was obvious there were some fatalitie

will they let me stayy will t s? will they give me a chance to work and be free? reunited with my husband. >> we couldn't. >> we have been married for 50 years, for 200 years, the land belonged to my family. >> here, in the drama-packed little room, the evidence is weighed, the judgment is pronounced. here, a three-man commission, men elected by the people had the terrible responsibility of deciding thousands of human destinies. no one is sent back. those who can prove they fled because of personal danger or other pressing reasons are granted the right to work and right to live as individual free people. for the rejected ones, overcrowded permanent camps, objects of a necessary needed charity. but knowing this, still they come. ♪ out of the darkness up into the light. plain people and honest, who tried patiently to live under a system that in the end did not allow them to live. people whose only crime was an unshakeable belief in the dignity of man. people who held to be true the simple but mighty words of berlin's freedom bell. i believe in the sacredness and dig

ack. >> thanks. >> lets head down to bob in new castle 's cove at penn's place. .ing my bob kelly latte, it has a hint of mint, for the green, dark check late and french vanilla for eagles color there cheer, everybody. we have bob kelly latte this is morning. hold on. dennis behind me here doing chalkirst lets check jam cams. a live look at 422 right here near route 23, monday morning we are all in a good victory. anything that looks wet could be iced over. lets get to northeast philadelphia a live look i-95 near cottman avenue as we see volume pop and over to new jersey the 42 freeway coming in from, blackwood clementon, new jersey starting to see that the personng volumnd you heard barking in the background that was mybuddy coo. cooper a k-9 dog with the new castle police, how are a corpor, right. >> yes. >> how many years with the force. >> since 2001. >> cooper is a nine year-old belgium, and his specialty is narcotics, narcotics dog and originally from holland. >> from holland. >> across the upon. >> across the pond. >> wow. >> his commands are in dutch. obvio

the duties have been bruised by the defection of former ala.ident s let's get more.ear bunker i have been building would finally come in handing. i'm joking of course. this has everying happened but does come at a time of increased tension. and we did see the houthis fire a missile just last month, so the question is how serious should we take this? >> the claim they made last it shotaudi arabia says it down, so that's why everyone took this claim more seriously. they had already done it once. aving seen no evidence and strong denial from the uae, you have to ruled it out. it shows the alliance of convenience the houthis is now on the back foot after three years, so they are trying to remain relevant and putting out these crazy statements to remind people they exist and you need to pay attention to them, but having swept down from the north , thathe help of sala alliance is coming apart and they are on the back foot. back into a corner, will we see more or would this be the end of it? overnight we saw a heavy fighting, so we may be entering a new phase of that confli

don't get many days in the mid 50's. let me show you the high temperatures, enjoy this memory of today and enjoy tomorrow, which is also going to be on the warm side, which will elaborate on in a moment. these mild temperatures are getting ready to take a december hike. that is for sure. as we check temperatures around the region at 10:00, 44 in gaithersburg, 48 for dc. culpeper has cleared out. gotten chilly there at 33. fredericksburg also 39 degrees. but we do have clouds coming in tonight, i don't expect it to get colder, yes, this is a frontal boundary with some badly direction, we'll have quite a push of cold air behind the frontal boundary but the main thing you need to get ready for tomorrow another mild day, but a rainy afternoon, we may pick up a quarter to half inch of rain and to be perfectly honest we can't eliminate the possibility of a little bit of drizzle or mist tomorrow morning. it won't be widespread but we want you to be aware of it. that frontal boundary is going to be the leading edge of much colder ai

let's start with the new year ‘s honours. officially released.nstruction to sea mlessly days. i am under instruction to seamlessly segue through the front pages to show you how differently they are reflecting the honours. saturday night fever. in all their spangly golden glory. barry gibb, dedicating the award to his brothers. quite touching. a long time since they were in the consciousness. you time since they were in the consciousness. you always have had to wait until your career has peaked in the music industry. a long time for mickjagger, paul mccartney, ringo starr finally getting one. being the best drummer in the beatles. another line from jeremy corbyn, i back the mirror's car park site. which begs the question, who is fighting? it does create an image. they are wonderful when it goes to people who go out of their way to do something for charity. always fantastic when the actions of noncelebrities are recognised. the honours has been tainted with the sense that some people get them, naming no names, because they have been around long eno

talking some upper 20's, and some 30's out there. now, let me show you a look at temperatures across the rest of the region. we have 35 degrees, right now, in philadelphia. down the shore, in the 20's. that's actually kind of the colder spot for a change. 27 degrees in atlantic city. 27 degrees in wildwood. we're in the 30's in delaware, 32 in dover, and it is 36 degrees right now in the wilmington area. also, we will show you look at what you can expect, as we head throughout the day today. we're generally going to be seeing temperatures, making it on the mild note of things, very mild side of things, as we head into the afternoon, we will see the numbers climbing, into the lower 50's, but the clouds will be dominating the forecast, pretty much all day, just keep that in mind. but overall today, it will be a good day, as far as traveling is concerned. as we head into tomorrow, that's when we will have some rain moving into the forecast. so not the best day for your holiday travel. we look dry sunday. then on monday we could be talking about

is about to descend on the tri-state area in the form of blustery winds andres in the 10's and 20's. letsan. >> it's that combination of the dropping temperatures and increasing wins that take your breath away. right now in philadelphia. ha the windchill is 34 but look out to the air mass is moving our wayd pittsburgh the winhind buffalo the windchill o and the cold gusty winds deliverh an arctic boundary front pushed off the easst and a few lingering showers. through coastal new jersey pushing away through the overnight hours and evening hours and get ready for a plunge in temperatures and w

let's find out. nbc10'saty zachry live outside the linc where no one has their fingers on the panic button yet, right? >> reporter: last night's blow was a big loss. no doubt fans are waking up feeling the blow. we did meet two fans who had big hopes -- more like big dollar signs on the game. we met them inside xfinity live in south philadelphia where they unfortunately watched the loss. we're used to a crowd inside xfinity live being celebratory, not as subdued as last night. we're used to lively celebrations after nearly every eagles game this season, thanks to their long winning streak. that ended last night to the disappoint of every fan wearing green. it was especially tough for two fans who stood to win close to $10,000 if the eagles won. >> we came hyped. it's a loss, a big "l." we'll go home a little depressed tonight. >> reporter: and take a close look at their ticket. it shows that these fans would have won over $9,000 if the birds beat seattle. coming up in the next half hour, we'll explain why on

s p's but. you know at this point let's talk about what more money see what money can do here scott you know i mean i looked at some sources you know one hundred one million dollars came from these i is peace lobbying congress i suppose they landed their pen and paper and said don't you worry we'll take care of that bill for you ok i mean i looked at the list of everyone taking money that's remarkably bipartisan probably the only bipartisan thing i've seen lately people taking money from the eye of peace let me go to let me go to scott and they will go to julio go ahead scott well absolutely i mean obviously who you know and who you pay off you know we do live in a country of the history of the meyer lansky the history of the lucky luciano those just like truman was bought and sold by the mob we have our current real estate mobster in chief who has also been in bed with the mob for several decades that also you know this is a problem in the united states you know buying and selling politicians is not a new game they've been bought in time by different interest groups and obviously that neutrality d

earnings estimates are two low. >> 200 basis points in multiple expansion since the economy. >> let's say the s&p earns $150 a share. >> hold on a second. you've made the argument consistently for month after month after month that tax reform was not priced into the market. >> and i was dead right. look at the rally after they actually went >> if it's not priced in, it wasn't in the market. >> okay. >> how is 2018 going to be. >> let me ask you a question. >> a rough year then >> i don't know -- >> there's going to be no impact to the stock market? >> i think there will be an impact to earnings and sentiment. i don't think that i can divine the difference between the two maybe somebody is good enough to do that. >> a positive impact on earnings, a positive impact on sentiment combined with where rates are, not only here but around the world, isn't that a recipe for success in the market >> i think it's more supportive of further upside than further downside but once again i think you have to acknowledge the fact that we've got -- take a look mat what retail stocks have done over the last two or

it seemed like the daca dream act situation is going to be a potential ranch in the let's make nice. >> 's trump placated by the senate passing these tax cuts. as the president now feel more room, less tense about his legislative agenda and becomes willing to cut a deal at the end of the year. what used to be the easy stuff in washington, finish your homework at the end of year, make sure everything is done, everything is now impossible because everything is broken. as a consequence, during these basic things require a lot of dealmaking and a lot of agonizing. is the president ready to let this be finished and let them cut a deal or does he want to fight? >> shannon: the same day we get word the meeting is going to happen, he also tweets about the alabama race: "putting pelosi/schumer liberal puppet jones into office in alabama would hurt our great republican agenda of low on taxes, tough on crime, strong on military and borders and so much more. he starts off this tweet calling them liberal puppets or he would be a liberal puppet doesn't sound good. >> puppet jones was the starting halfba

s. looking good on the schuylkill as well. and let's check the one that connects the two, it's the vine street expressway. from time to time we've seen a little westbound slowing approaching 76 but right now things don't look too bad here in center city. however, in plymouth township still have that couch on the northbound side of the northeast extension just beyond mid-county just past the east west turnpike so watch out for restrictions there and on the east west turnpike there's still a westbound work zone near fort washington. couple lanes blocked there but the eastbound side is all opened on this tuesday morning, matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> someone stole a girl's custom walker right outside of her wilmington home. the 10-year-old girl suffers from cerebral palsy and wonders why anyone would take it from her. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in the satellite center with details on this search for that walker thief. katherine. >> reporter: matt, that's right, this was a custom walker. the family left it by accident on