. >> you mentioned lew we know hem as bowlegged lew, your brother, lew he was a donor. >> no lew i call myself a cancer champion. i don't use survivor too much because i feel that cancer is viable to walk earth but champion concurs the world and he's a bone marrow champion. what you speak into existence is what really is. and it is amazing. every needle i have to stop counting medals 300 and whatever it was he was there every needle, every test. my other brother works out like me. i know i'm a match there's no question it be. not at all. he was a 10-10 match but that is how we are. lew, b., we all brothers, and there's nothing that we will do for one another. so some people like that is amazing you're doing it. but that is what you're supposed to do, you know? >> michelle. paul went public when you are hearing entertainers, you know celebrities go public instead of the battles limited to the family. how does that make you feel when, you know, they're out there championing and getting message out there? >> truly amazing because somebody like paul and his family are able to bring so much

treasury jack lew. secretary lew had very distinguished public service career even prior to becoming our 76th second secretary of treasury. chief of staff white house, director of omb and higher education with new york university. you're here among friends. we're excited to have you. he is particularly here today to talk with our students about proposed changes in u.s. currency and our students often have, they will have opinions and questions you will find out. they're excited you're here and excited to share their thoughts to ask you questions. we're excited. thank you for being at northern virginia community college, treasury secretary jack lew. >> thank you. [applause] thank you very much, president rawls, provost buchanan and thank you all for being here today. i, let me start to explain why i'm here and why i'm so happy to have a chance to hear from you. over the last few years we've been working on modernizing our currency, the money that we use every day. what most people probably don't think ab

stock was at 310 before lew and then dropped to 297 for lew and now at 305. on an earnings basis, i would say that the stock belongs here. >> it's not clear what treasury can do. >> right. >> however, it still comes down to the risk that the two parties are willing to take on and that becomes a key consideration for them. i want to talk more about it in a report as well. a little over 11 final innings of discussions but don't expect a deal on monday. >> a lose point that congress remains key. >> right. >> meanwhile, square making wall street debut trading under sq. payment pricing at 9 which is below the range of 11 to 13. half of the valuation that it earned from private investors, we're going to talk to jack dorsey this morning and then match group debuting on the ticker. the home of tinder. match group spoke on "squawk box." take a listen. >> we're obviously price sensitive but not so price sensitive that we thought going out and getting the independence from ic was strategic going forward. it was not really an option. >> so we've got -- i'm going to ask y

who is listening to jack lew on capitol hill?is case he is speaking for president obama. the treasury secretary has primary responsibility to deal with congress on financial matters, especially the dodd-frank law. it is pretty clear that this is a prelude to president obama saying "i will be to -- i will veto if i have to," even if it s spendingpast bill. erik: the reason i asked to's listing as i've heard a number of people, republicans and street, inon wall washington, describing the treasury secretary as less effective than his predecessor. tim geithner was not exactly the world's most popular guy and certainly not popular in many circles in washington. but he was effective in many respects. paula: well, i am not here to defend or not jack lew -- erik: no my not suggesting you should. paula: i think he is doing his job here saying that attempts to amend dodd-frank in this manner on a must past spending bill and not in a technical way, but in a substantive way, is no way to run a democracy. think he isot you being listened to,

. >>> treasury secretary jack lew is meeting with college students.sly the debt. we're wasting a lot of money. now. he is talking bet the ten dollar bill, and there's a debate going as to whether alexander hamilton should be on the bill. all well and good. but i think he should be telling this particularly young audience here about all the alexander hamilton bills that everybody else' that are being you know what away with all all the spen. want to keep hamilton on the ten dollar bill. he deserves it go after cheaper currency but come on. it's"g8]g[ that debt. it's all the bills we're paying, not whether hamilton is on it. although, again, hamilton should be on it. after this. made a simple tripvere chto the grocery storeis anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority were clear or almost

lew tries to strong arm. i'm not saying he shouldn't try to strong arm, i'm just saying it won't be effective. these guys want to do this deal, billions of dollars to be saved. congress should do something. if they don't, this deal's done. >> as a guy who owns a good basket of big fapharm names, wh do you look to now? do you start gaming that? if pfizer makes it a massive deal, biggest deal of the year period -- >> well, let's go back -- >> does it put pressure on the others in the space to do something big? >> pressure's already been there. if you look, what pfizer's done this year going alone, they've made acquisitions. we're talking about multibillions of dollars trying to build themselves up. they've done exactly that. now you're putting these two huge entities together. you look at the cash flow. look at what they're able to do. look at the pipelines. there is potential for this to be massive. i tonigdon't think you can game and say i think merck is going to buy this company. there's been talk about bris

karen, just this morning, the wife of west des moines' mayor lew to the federal level for easier access to medical cannabis. the couple's 25-year old daughter has intractable epilepsy and they've seen positive results by giving margaret cannabis oil. oil.sally gaer also wants *state lawmakers to expand iowa's medical cannabidiol act. the law allows gaer and other caregivers to possess and use the oil but it doesn't provide an avenue to buy it. she and others like her say fear and a lack of education are standing in the way. 17:09:38:01- :12 "my biggest frustration is there's still so many people that don't want to learn. they just want to be stuck in woodstocka&and no we're not going to oke pot. that's not at all what this is about." 18:39:24:12- :15 "it's just very, very important and this is what the government needs to do for the state of iowa. they need to educate themselves. this is unacptable to me because this child needs a better quality of life and right now we are giving that to him." him."but w are they doing that? where are they getting cannabis oil if it's against the law t

lew imposed restrictions next year in an effort to make them more difficult and less profitable. he'll issue targeted guidelines this week. >> you know pfizer is reportedly ramping up discussions now to buy allergan in such an inversion deal. $150 million worth amid the u.s. crack down when it comes to the tax deals in the future. pfizer is negotiating a price of 370 to 380 a piece for the botox maker which is in ireland. now apart from the tax considerations a deal would give pfizer access to allergan's dominance in the market and display j and j as well as biggest health care company. if we can check in on share prices in german trade going the opposite direction. in fact, dipping below 300 a piece though we're higher by 3.5%. pfizer down by .5%. let's quickly go to break and we'll show you u.s. futures as we head out. we'll be back in two. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world a

you might want to wear a coat today. 48 degrees in lewes.o have the umbrella, bus stop buddly in just a little bit. 65 degrees yesterday. today before the cold front about 62 or 63, 57 degrees tomorrow, and a high of only 50 with wind on saturday. so that's going to be casino after blustery day. then we wake up to temperatures in the 30's on sunday, recovered to the upper 50's, and then bit of warming trends as we get into the middle of next week. so that's a look at your weather authority forecast. bob kelly, it is has been a technical nightmare for this morning. >> it has been. i often thought few moment ago i should just go back home and start over again. do you ever get that? let's just go and start all over again? >> i feel that way every single morning. >> hit the reset button on the modem, the motto for today. live look here, i-95, good morning to wilmington, delaware. no problems at all as you head up from the south, coming up in toward downtown philly. now center city philadelphia, we have the vine street expressway, that is still c

. >> police say 57-year-old robert lew lewis carrying an assault rifle. he caused a neighboring shopping center and hospital to go on lockdown for nearly six hours. he's in custody after surrendering to police. and now he's due in court on monday. you will hear the officers trying to extract the gunman without injuring hostages. >> there are three people hiding in the bathroom where they heard. the suspect. >> we are in contact with one party hiding in planned parenthood. >> they're going to hide in the back closet until this is over. >> people are hunkered down in the northwest corner of the building. >> people are still inside planned parenthood. >> trying to find the victim at the back. we're seeing how many doors there are. we haven't found him yet. >> there's one, at least two, one was shot in the chest. >> joining me right now, dan simon who is live in colorado springs. so, dan, how did the clinic's patients and staffers stay safe during this terrifying ordeal? >> well, hi, fredericka, we're hearing some of the disturbing firsthand accounts of peopl

degrees in mount pocono, and near 50 degrees at the jersey shore, atlantic city at 50, and wildwood and lewesdelaware, have been up to the mid 50s. we're seeing reporting stations, everywhere reporting cloudy skies and none of them reporting rain. at least not yet. but it's on the way. we have a little bit more activity down in the southern half of delaware and extreme south jersey than elsewhere. most of this not reaching the ground, but the first sprinkles will be starting during the evening hours. we don't have a lot of rain that is going to be moving in overnight. it's going to have to develop, and we do expect that to happen, but there's more activity back down in tennessee. that's going to be coming up during the day tomorrow and especially into wednesday. so as we go through the night tonight, you'll notice the temperature and also the increase in rainfall. the temperatures go up as the rain goes up. take a look at the timing as we go through the late evening hours, overnight, into the morning rush. it's wet. hour after hour after hour, but not all that heavy. the temperature, though,

. >> par lew view fran says. >> with seven seconds left tied this may go to overtime if washington can't convert. >>> john wall told beal, hey, man, this is what they do. they pay us to make those shots. lamarcus aldridge, pick it up. watch. oh. and beal hits it. and san antonio i think had beaten washington like 17 the wizards get them, 102-99. >> neil mentioned the clippers and warriors. warriors win it at home. that's aall we got. >>> up next in "the pulse," country music's best rocking the house. >>> the most talked about moments from last night's cmas. i was out for a bike ride. i didn't think i'd have a heart attack. but i did. i'm mike, and i'm very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. you forgot the milk! that's lactaid . 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid . 100% real milk. no discomfort. if you could see your cough, it's just a cough. you'd see how often you cough all day and

in pottstown and coatesville, 46 in mount holly. 45 in trenton. 46 in ricetown, and 54 degrees in lewesplenty of moisture back in the middle of the country. huge plains storm here, look at all this moisture coming up from the gulf of mexico, we've had severe storms, tornados there, snowstorm over here, and as far as our weather's concerned, we just have some clouds coming in and they are thinner clouds now, doesn't look like there's going to be much in the way of a rain threat for a while. as we go through the night tonight, we're going to be clear for the most part, on the cool side, but nothing exceptional. then the wind starts turning into the southeast tomorrow. the clouds increase. the temperature increases, too. but you don't see the rain. tomorrow night may be a couple sprinkles, but thursday, that's the day we're going to really get it. there we are as we go into thursday morning, thursday morning rush hour, generally okay. but here comes the rain. that's a solid area of rain and some of that is very heavy. so especially after the morning rush, through the midday hours, into ear

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lew said they want china to go to a market exchange rate in a responsible fashion.ou're going to have to see some kind of capital inflow to offset any kind of -- what do you expect to look like -- expect that to look like? interbanklobal lending. sdr,ollar is 40% of the and then 60% of reserves. i think because of the relatively low weight of the u.n., and the financial market not as globalized, i do not expect it to be huge, at least over the short term. joe: looking at the median term, -- medium-term, how big can the yuan get? karthik: i think it can be stable. i think you can have the dollar, the euro, and the yuan. as mentioned before, china needs to lend not just more -- china needs to export not just more capital to the world but export time, theynd over will do so, but i think that is a slow process. be just a it significant currency in asia? there is a new paper out, questioning whether it would be a global currency or a regional powerhouse current. -- currency. lot sayingere is a that the other currencies shadow the yuan. the canadian and australian dollars

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sayinga g-20, jack lew if the yuan meets its criteria, the u.s.support its inclusion into the basket. it depends on who you talk to. any movement in the upside of the yuan would be a knee-jerk reaction. traders want to see greater volatility. tightlying ban is still managed. on the other hand, this move could result in inflows into chinese assets. that would be enormous. overall, the sentiment is at the very least, a vote of encouragement for chinese policymakers, this is a reform -- a reward for the reforms you have put through so far. beijing has a little bit more time to get through some of these financial reforms. much for that. rishaad: we have to take a break. special coverage of paris continues. we will leave you with some of these images of people grieving on the streets of the french capital. ♪ >> france is strong and it always stands back up again. nothing will be able to hit it even though grief is all around us. france is brave and it will try up over barbarism. >> we feel so close to you. we cry with you and we will fight with you. my

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later, an exclusive conversation with jack lew. now, to pfizer and allergan.nced a deal last that would be the biggest drug company. most of the deal allows on in version structure, allowing them to take advantage of lower tax rates in ireland. -- now me now to check to discuss is beth seidenberg. a doctor, you have founded multiple companies and then went into this. this is your wheelhouse. what do you make of this deal? beth: thank you for having me, great to see you. is an interesting deal. there are economic drivers around the taxes and the ability to have a domicile and -- on the silent in ireland. there are synergies with the portfolio. what is exciting is that this is a contrary in view. there are a lot of things that come out of a large merger. what we need with biotech, we need innovation. we need great people and we need product. and when you have an acquisition like this, there will be a few layoffs. the good news is with biotech, those are potential next-generation ceos. those are people who can go into the growth stage. we also will have products

secretary jack lew is heading to the ukraine to meet with the finance minister and other government officialsekend. he will also meet with members parliament, and then he will go to the group of 20 leaders summit. u.s. citiese 300 where workers are walking off the job. are demanding hourly pay of at least $15. that would be more than double the federal minimum wage. is tropical storm kate moving quickly away from the bahamas and is expected to reach hurricane strength, the wind increasing to nearly 70 miles per hour. the national hurricane center says some strengthening is expected, and kate is expected to become a hurricane by tonight. it is centered south of cape hatteras north carolina and is moving northeast. on thesean get more and other breaking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. word"he bloomberg "first desk, i am mark crumpton. david: let's take a look at some of the day passed its biggest movers. some stocks rebounding after the biggest fall in two weeks. stay at their current level in 2016 and 2017, and looking at sugar, sugar gaining with concerns about el niÑo persis

secretary lew says now they have to pass the appropriations bill. that is hogwash. the constitution says congress shall do the appropriations. members of congress have to negotiate, what can we get in there? we will not give the administration, from the republican standpoint, everything they want. congress gets to write the appropriation bill, but they have to figure what can we get the deal eventually signed. you have that give and take. is the negotiation. maybe you do not negotiate. you find that it is vetoed. the defense authorization bill was vetoed for the first time in my memory. my guess is that fixes this. my guess is he will sign it. my guess is he will sign it and he is not going to be happy with what is going on guantanamo. because that restriction has been in there for years. this idea of the administration -- thatg it, he is pre-negotiation, it is not going to fly. congress will not give him that kind of authority. >> i assume that because of this agreement, in seeming -- assuming that it is enacted and the president signs it, that we will not face ano

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woman and alexander hamilton both on the bill, there are two sides to the bill, treasury secretary jack lew set on in the are the of the day they end up with something like that but i thought the outcry over redact was revealing and revealing as to why andrew jackson might still belong on our currency even through his misdeeds that i investigate in this book. alexander hamilton was a great american, a great treasury secretary, a man who established the credit of his country but he is also arguably a bit of a creepy figure who believed in a large public debt, borrowing lots of money because he wanted rich men to loan money to the government so that rich men would have an interest in upholding the government. he was really interested in a positive way but also in a way we worry about economic inequality, in an unsettling way, making sure the wealthiest people and the government had the same interests and it might be a different interests, andrew jackson was not very smart on banking, destroyed the bank of the united states and yet in terms of the politics was the exact opposite of that and wa

jack lew says there's only so much the u.s. government can do and is urging congress to take action. democrats side with the obama administration but republicans favor addressing tax inversions as part of a broader overhaul of the u.s. tax system. the new rules aren't likely to be a problem with the pfizer allergan merger. they are considering a deal structure to have allergan be the buyer. pfizer would essentially be buying allergan. the deal is expected to be mainly in stock but could be a small cash component. pfizer could pay about $355 a share valuing allergan at $140 billion. a deal could be struck in the next 7 to 10 days and checking pfizer and allergan in europe both are up over 1%. back to you. >> thank you. if you're just joining us this morning these are headlines. gunmen have taken 170 people hostage at a luxury hotel in mali. some have been freed though. a dovish draghi extending the euro lower as the ecb must raise inflation levels and nike is to buy back $12 billion worth of stock as it announces a 2 for 1 stock

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after that, treasury secretary jack lew talks about the budget deal approved by congress this past weekc-span welcomes to "newsmakers" this week, congressman kevin brady. he's a chairman of the key subcommittee and the vice chair of the joint economic committee, and with the new speaker elections this thursday, the day we are taping, he has announced his interest in succeeding paul ryan as the head of the ways and means committee. thank you for being with us. let me start with the new speaker of the house who -- that heaul ryan wanted a fresh start to the house of representatives. how long do you think his honeymoon is likely to be? rep. brady: it may be longer than people believe. once in ais a generation leader. he will bring new ideas and new energy to the caucus. it is a fresh start. you have someone who has led to committees who understand you can let legislators be legislators and empower people to bring their ideas forward. some of them may be partisan and some of the maybe bipartisan, but he will put in place a can move our we legislation and that is something that is very excit

wilmington. 46 in mount holly. 45 in trenton, you can see the easterly wind. 51 in beach haven, 54 in lewes, delaware. and as far as the airport reporting conditions, everybody's got overcast skies, but no rain. only the poconos reporting partly cloudy skies. those clouds are going to be thickening up, too. the radar showing little bit more activity than we saw earlier. especially in extreme southern delaware, but there's a fairly wet pattern here, we have some rain back into west virginia and even more back into western tennessee. big storm in the middle of the country with all that snow, that is not coming this way. it's headed up into central canada. this is not a pattern that would favor snow around here, but here we go with the future cast. watch not only the rain moving in, but the temperatures going up as we go through the night. so here we are 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 tonight, we've got rain covering most of the area, but it's a little milder than it is right now. and as we go into the morning rush tomorrow, it's wet. just about everywhere, but now we're talking about near 50 degrees in p

secretary jack lew as we speak. >> it's such a complicated issue to carry out because of the existingcess of taxing companies on their global earnings and unless they rethink that they're always going to be chasing loopholes to shut rather than just fundamentally solving it. >> yeah. >> although they can be efficient. they have done so already and they'll continue to try. it makes them more money that way. >> you're right but also international differences in tax structure. it begs the question whether or not we need a unified global tax structure which i hear outcries. >> we have to leave that one there. after the break, we'll be live from belgium where police are conducting counter terrorism raids following on from last week's attacks in paris. latest update from belgium after the break. >>> good thursday morning. welcome to worldwide exchange. i'm susan lee. >> i'm wilfred frost. here are your headlines from around the world. >> belgian police are confirming they have fresh raids underway in brussels in relation to the recent attacks in paris and this as the belgian prime minister

we sit down with emilio and dari: first the message from fox 5 vice president and general manager lew leone. >> mayor bill de blasio is having a bad week. he just received his lowest approval ratings to date, a paltry 38% of new yorkers approve of the job he's doing. given the decline in the quality of life in new york city, no one is surprised by these numbers. he also had to embarrassingly apologize for heartfelt tweets about the mets, which appeared to come from the mayor, but were written by a staffer. many of you have asked me about the ability to recall the mayor of new york city. there's even a facebook page dedicated to the effort with over 5,000 likes. there's an impeach de blasio page with 12,000. that one hasn't been active in a while. in new york state, there's no process by which voters can have a recall election. a state senator introduced a bill to change that, but it's been collecting dust in albany for two years. 18 other states give voters the right to return elected been sold a bill of goods. what is it about this mayor that has turned so many against him? even his

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emma lew, demonstrated the path of bullets from cindy's gun into nissim's body.ly in the back. >> gun shot wound "a" was on the right upper back. >> reporter: the day cindy shot nissim he wasn't even armed. and if she was as frightened of him as she claimed to be then how to explain this? phone records that showed the two were in constant contact. thirty times in the weeks after orlando was killed. >> we're talking about somebody who was clearly having a relationship with this person. >> reporter: well, come on. that's a pretty thin thread, clearly having a relationship. i mean, that's your speculation, truly to god -- >> absolutely not. this is someone who was calling the victim equal number of times that he called her. >> reporter: then prosecutor rifkin went a step further. she discovered, she said, that cindy got pregnant after her husband was killed, miscarried at three weeks. and who did she text from the hospital? >> the person that she texted from the hospital a little after 6:00 in the morning was the victim. >> reporter: it was clear what the prosecutor

and 50 degrees in lewes, 51 in dover is the warm spot right now.mperatures dropping into the 20s across much of the area. low 30s in philadelphia, 36 degrees in wildwood as the skies clear. we have some clouds around, but there's no precipitation. and there isn't going to be during the night tonight or tomorrow when things are pretty quiet around the eastern two-thirds of the country. what about travel as we go to the west, harrisburg looking good, pittsburgh looking good. temperatures above average throughout the area. and then heading up to the poconos, could be some morning flurries on thanksgiving. otherwise just a little bit of fog thursday morning. now if you're headed in the other direction towards baltimore and washington, nice and sunny in both places and also looking dry up towards new england. new york city and also in boston. temperatures above average for all of those places. as far as rainfall this week, i showed you one computer model earlier, here's another one. this one takes us through saturday with no rain. so the chances of anyt

if you are the treasury secretary, what would you be telling jack lew?ax policy i don't think there is go for jack lew over anybody to do anything between now and the election. but i think that the policies of comengton are such that the election, whether it is republican or democratic president, there are factors on that would support for mental tax reform. -- support fundamental tax reform. >> we are about to see another aversion. >> at the end of the day i don't know that the government should be doing it. i think these are decisions that will be driven not entirely by tax policy, but this is an important signal to the government. i don't think there's anything practical that can be done between now and the election. it is important to signal to the political process -- >> when people are buzzing about alec and pfizer, maybe this deal won't go through? >> i completely agree. the treasury secretary doesn't have any ability. >> that is so important that the treasury secretary, it wouldn't be his job. >> he said that publicly. way, they significant are n

widespread showers down lew the south bay as well. and by the afternoon hours, we're still going to hold on to the potential for showers and thunderstorms. let's time this out. you'll notice the showers pushed through the bay area, beginning around 7:00. by 8:00, we're talking everywhere from the north bay san francisco to east bay, even down to the peninsula and the south bay as well. by 9:00, 10:00, it will push into the east bay and the extreme south bay. but then another wave is going to develop. and that is going to move through right around noon. and as i mentioned, we're talking about the potential out not only heavy rain, but thunderstorms and even some small hail could be possible tomorrow across some of the higher elevations. as we move through the afternoon hours, we'll start to clear out. but again, our sunsets so soon, i don't think we're going to see much sunshine for tomorrow. 62 degrees will do it for the afternoon high in san jose tomorrow. 26 for san mateo as well. same for palo alto. upper 50s expected for san franc

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down to the south, we have 43 in woodbine, atlantic city has 47, 44 washington township, new jersey, lewese, 49. dover, delaware, 47 degrees. as you get started this morning. indeed it was a terrific tuesday. hopefully it was for you. it certainly was weather wise with the high temperature of 76 degrees. parked my car for awhile in a parking lot. and actually had to turn on the air-conditioning yesterday. cool things down. that was nice. now we have to do it again today. with ten out of ten, and high of 76 degrees, may need umbrella at times tomorrow, slight chance every shower, and then we zoom up to 77 degrees, on friday, record high for friday, 79. so we will come close to that. before things chill out over the weekend, of course, our walk to ends altzheimer's in philadelphia, the big philadelphia walk there is sunday at citizens bank park. it will be a chilly one, but the sun will be shining, and i know we'll see lots of smiles, including yours, bob kelly. >> yes, did we get the new fox 29, 2515 fleece jacket yet? >> we will go upstairs, go shopping. >> right upstairs, exactly. >> the

we just -- the show must go on, 63 degrees in lewes. mild morning. shear your # day forecast, we go for 72, 73, for high today. slight chance of shower tomorrow. and on saturday morning, as cold front comes through, that will probably and nighttime shower for friday. i think the ball of the day, things will be dry, 79 is the record for friday. and we're calling for maybe 76, 77, and anyway, here's sunday, with 58 degrees. back to the 60s by the middle of next week. so that's your seven day forecast. i'll use some hand sanitizer. >> you have me thinking i have to sneeze now. everybody at home, come on, group sneeze, here we go. 4:17, on a, what's today, thursday morning, live look here, i-95 in the background, construction lights, northbound off ramp to cottman avenue is closed for some construction, overnight work, and also seeing again now the fog, start to develop, up and down the i95 corridor here in northeast philly. here is the fog up and over the benny coming into downtown. but center city, still block here on the vine street expressway, both d

. >> don't forget tomorrow night brian salman and i will take you lew the day's highlights around the region it is our high school game day thanksgiving extravaganza 10:30 p.m. right here on fox 25. >>> now at 11:00, america on alert. >> president obama: we know of no specific and credible intelligence indicating a plot on the homeland. >> tonight what's being done deep your family over the thanksgiving and the local popular shopping center that's stepping up security. >>> a warmup for the holiday and black friday. i'm tracking a front that will bring a cooldown and showers. >> high school heartbreak for a local family after their loved one was hit and killed in a shopping plaza. >> i'm going to miss him a lot. >> tonight why this family says they'll still be giving thanks tomorrow. >>> two dozen families with no place to call home. what happened to their apartment months ago why they're now forced to spend thanksgiving in the basement of a church. >> announcer: complete new this is fox 25 news at 11:00. >> developing tonight at 11:00, high security across the country as americans hea

he used to write columns for "charlie hebdo," patrick lew, he was a friend of the charl"charl hebdo" and he was the first to race to the emergency room friday night when he heard about the attacks in paris and said it's not just the security forces but it is the entire medical community in france that needs to be retrained to deal with these war zone type injuries, when he said when people come into a hospital riddled with bullets and they're bleeding profusely, it's something that france is not used to dealing with, and if this can you see happen again in large numbers as it did on friday night, the emergency rooms here are simply not prepared to deal, not only that, these doctors are going to need psychological counseling. there's been a lot of talk about that. that's not the most urgent matter on people's minds right now, because there are manhunts on and in fact, we don't really know how many people are being sought actively in connection with friday's attacks because there have been differing reports about how many key attackers may have been involved but from security services

at a: isn't this happening time when jack lew and the treasury department, aren't they about to issue new guidelines on tax in version? drew: yes. said they are going to issue some more guidance, make a couple of statements, but also emphasize the to stop the tax and version they do need legislation. there is a lot here and it is going to cause it out on investors of whether pfizer allergan gets done. this could be the administration just using a little bit of off fromo scare people these deals without necessarily getting into the legal fight to stop it. there still is some skepticism. the deal price could be significantly under where they are trading. betty: drew, thank you so much. drew armstrong, our health care reporter. i just want to break the news, square, the first-rate has just opened at $11.20. it is above that right now, a gain of about 34%. makes you wonder whether they left a bit of money on the table at pricing this ipo at nine dollars a share. muchraise $243 million, lower than what was talked about preceding this ipo and a lot lower than what it was privately valued at

"bye, baby," or, as his mother says, he started to say something and stuttered and blue air out-- b lew air out, stuttering like a whistle. whatever he did, he crossed the line in the eyes of carolyn bryant. a couple of days later, lloyd bryant, and his brother-in-law, showed up late at night at the door of moses wright's house. they demand to see the boy that was in the store. all these boys are sharing a big bed. asleep, goeshalf to the door. grabs him, and they take into a truck. you can hear them say, is this the boy that did that? a woman says, yes, that is him. bryant take him away, not to be seen for several days. that was on the 28th. .wo days from now, 60 years ago him to milam's-- barn where they beat him, tortured him, and shot him. ahatchiek into the tall strapped barbey wire and a cotton gin fan to his neck. ares missing and people looking for him, even before the body surfaces. the spotlight turns to bryant and milam, who say, well, yeah, we did that. we showed up, took him, roughed him up, and whatever else happened, we had no hand in. somebody else must have done it. he

lincoln secretary lew dismissively said well, lisa the peace conference didn't do any great damage. i think they were kind of relate it was over. >> the delegates paid on what it wanted did the states pay for them speak with the dates paid away. the willard brothers gave them the meeting space for free, at least the conference space, not the hotel rooms. and included in the package was free latte. i guess the gaslight were expensive and that was kind of a special thing to get free lighting. >> was there anything other than slavery put on the table? >> that's all they talk about. sometimes people do all these other issues when played over the civil into session. recipes congress was concerned, it's all the talk about was slavery. some people said the tariff was an issue with the civil war but it never came up during the peace conference. >> do you think they actually thought they were making progress, or was the mood, they knew that this was a dead-end? >> i think i know the republicans just wanted to prevent any damage from being done. they were trying to stall for tiger i think mos

. >> as investigators comb lew a large field of wreckage several major airlines say they will not fly over the sinai peninsula the crash. here's abc's alex marquardt. >> the debris field stretches over five square miles. >> why an airplane would come apart in perfect likud good question. >> reporter: all people on board killed including 17 children. russian investigators have arrived in egypt saying it's to the soon to say what triggered the crash but that the plane clearly broke up at a high altitude. the plane's black box wiz include the flight data recorder have been recovered and will provide crucial answers. the probability is here with an inflight breakup that something caused that, something on the order of a bomb or explosion of some sort on the airplane. >> egypt says there was nos distress call during the flight or any sign of a mechanical problem before. just after 209 minutes from takeoff the metro jet flight began to quickly descend from 31,000 feet and then disappeared from radar. the co-pilot's ex-wife told russian tv her husband had repeatedly complained about technica

it would be better for the committee to: someone like jack lew. have other fed's biggest headache. we have dudley speaking and fisher as well later tonight. do we have any other further clues about what the fed is thinking? mike: they need a lot more further clues about what the fed is thinking. they are talking about economics, but dudley's about economic indicators and looking at those. it is not at this point likely that he is going to make any remarks to suggest where policy is going. reporters will be there and it's possible that he could be asked. stanley fischer is more looking at central banking and it's evolution. it's an awards ceremony speech and not likely to make any comments there. that a speech at like that alan greenspan introduced evolutionary terms. betty: you know economist so well and there was a story that showed how wrong economic forecasters have gotten it when it comes to predicting what the central banks will do. 20 out of 28 have gotten it wrong. the have underestimated how low rates would go this year. why is that? mike: it is because nobody can forecast