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here's a look outside. looking at blue skies.the water but maybe a nice day to bundle up and walk along the shoreline there. we'll talk more about the forecast and then warming for monday. we'll talk about that, too, coming up. >>> and a good saturday morming. i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. finally starting to warm this morning. we started out in the teen, even the single digits. finally making it over the freezing mark in many spots. i'll show you the numbers in a minute. still very cold if you're headed out this morning. if you have things to do outside, bundle up. we're seeing cold temperatures. we're starting a warming trend. today, sunday, and also monday before we start to dip back down again. we are also tracking the chance of rain that will come late sunday into monday morning. possibly for your monday morning commute as well. taking a live look outside, bright blue skies. mostly sunny as we head throughout the day. a quiet day, cold day, just not as cold as we have been. still below freezing in philadelphia by one

a live look at the city.egrees and winds will pick up and want the bigger coat, again, today and maybe the umbrella, too. meteorologist bill henley says the winds could push some showers through the area. still have your full forecast and a look at a chilly weekend ahead. >>> if you ever wondered what life is like aboard the international space station, wonder no more. astronaut reid weisman gave us the tour by floating from one end to another. that's how you get around in space, you float. the lab included dining quarters and religious icons on the wall. with the space shuttle program ended nasa needs russia to fly astronauts to and from the station. >>> delaware county is getting a new organic grocery store. that tops the business headlines from the "philadelphia business journal." whole foods signed a lease and scheduled to begin in the spring. >>> in delaware, the christiana mall is getting ready for a new movie theater. it will open on november 20th. one of the theaters will feature a big wall-to-wall, f

looking at. if you decide you want me to, i will include that in the work. we were only looking at how to put things under the ground, not what happens after they are undergrounded. >> commissioner crews. >> thank you. i just wanted to clarify that i wasn't saying to look at the high speed as the only goal or even to incorporate that as (inaudible) looking at, i don't know, feasibility if that makes sense, but what i was saying was i think we approved the undergrounding research based on our interests in closing the digital divide and so when i saw information about closing the digital divide in another city it just alerted me to, you know, think about the spirit in which we were looking at undergrounding. that's all i have to say on that. >> i would like to -- part of the looking at undergrounding and trying to figure out how we expand the undergrounding to low income communities, part of what the costs are in that stuff. part of it is figuring out where do we have it and what does it cost. how

just look random. i have no idea who this is. >> reporter: police believe the get away car a 2,000 to 2000 is a silver forward for taurus has a rear passenger side window kick out by the victim seconds after the abduction. police are trying to determine if the car is head south to california, maryland, where carlesha lived for several years before moving to philadelphia. attempting to interview several friends including a man identified by the family as brandon. >> he just always looked suspicion to me. >> reporter: sizes police have taken additional surveillance video from nearby businesses in germantown. the septa bus carlesha was riding on just before her abduction, and the toll plazas along i-95 heade headed south ts maryland. >> my child i want to continue on fighting. don't let anything get you down. just fight. >> reporter: now police sources tell me tonight that investigators are working on some very good tips as we speak. there's a $47,000 reward in this case tonight. i'm told by the citizens

let's take a look at some drive times.for making that trip was bound no major crash is coming up in antioch heading toward concord that would take about 31 minutes. which is the average for the 6:00 hour is a 70 minute trip to the south about 680 if you're coming out of dublin is only 17 minutes. the typical slowdown for 580 west are for the last couple hours there's no major clashes the west on 580 commute 52 minutes from the onslaught to dublin. we at earlier delays that is clear and on schedule. >> reporter: 13 years after the 911 tear attacked the world trade center opens for business this morning. 3000 more are moving later. it replaces the original world trade center it took over eight years because nearly $4 billion. >> reporter: we are seeing some unsettled whether offshore will answer that question in just a moment. >> reporter: the cause of fighting climate change that will not take steps to reduce greenhouse gas. it is more certain than before that the planet is warming and humans are the cause. the author wrote

the pmi, look at the current situation. the gdp data are backward looking. it's the expectations component that really tells us something about what might happen in the future and for once we are getting good news this morning on that. >> thank you so much. we'll continue our conversation on europe and germany coming up after this break. that's the chief economist there at bird bank. >>> we had solid gains in europe last week, 3% gains from where we stood a week ago. and we started off this week with slight gains. we started flat and strengthened through the session and we have a positive reading out of the german business sentiment data which is not taking the edge off. let's look at the stoxx 600, we are up 1.25. and the stoxx 50 is up. the best part of 1%. significant moves over 1% now. we'll look at the individual market to see where the strength is split out on a countrywide basis. the ftse 100 fractionally in the green, but continental europe benefiting once again from mr. draghi last week that he does stand by ready to act if necessary. and germany is

all right, looking near bridesburg looking good on torresdale avenue. yeah arc little bit damp out there but nobody's awake so we're okay. let's check route 1 when we come right back. don't go away. >> ♪ hey! it's mister monopoly. and the new monopoly millionaires' club lottery game. where you have 3 ways to become a millionaire. first, win the top prize of up to 25 million dollars when you match all the draw numbers. or win 1 million dollars when you match all the club numbers. or you could win up to one million dollars as a contestant on the exciting new tv game show in las vegas. play the monopoly millionaires' club game today. there could be more million dollar prizes than any lottery game in us history. the pennsylvania lottery. benefits older pennsylvanians every day. >> ♪ >> welcome back. weaver taking a live look on sky 6 down into atlantic city. we started to see the roads get damp as rain moved through the region and of course your accuweather team is keeping an eye on all this weather. >> let's go to karen rogers and check out the roads. hey,

this is a look at oakland in both directions and traffic is moving along very nicely.re are no major problems driving in contra costa, it is usual usual right around that, so far so good here on highway 4 let's go back to steve. >>> thank you, sir, we have clear skies, cold for some, 30s and 50s and the president is strong 215-mile-per-hour and it you due east. it means downtown oakland will be one warmest locations am it looks really nice, we have clear skies no fog am. and 50s in san francisco and 19 and 19 above and 19579 speaking of oakland starting off at 50 warm degrees and san jose says what about me, 43 to start much cooler we go a high of 72 degrees and across the board system is getting closer, we start to see an increase in those starting tomorrow, by the way i posted this yesterday, if you have been having headaches, it is that might affect us the good news boost ten and new york city will get a -- boston and new york city will get a cold rain and it will be freezing rain and not that far away all the way down in the carolinas, they have freezing rain and i

look at this. we just happened to be starting with the weather in bethlehem and it is going to be cloudy and cold today. a little about it of flurry action happening this morning and we could see that again this afternoon. so 27, 9:00 and then 34 for the daytime high. that's a december-like feel. it's not just for beetle them, fob everybody. 13 in point poke no. it's in the single digits. philadelphia at 29 and even wildwood, atlantic city coming in on thes to. so it is a cold one out there. it is going to continue to be cold for definitely we do have a few flurries, though, that are starting to pop up through the harrisburg area. out there that's where we're looking at the flurries mainly to the west. can't rule out seeing the flurry pass us by i would say before noon everybody has a chance of that. other than that we're just looking at the clouds that will be around for today. the skies clear out tomorrow and we will get in on some mild weather. today the high will be 41 degrees and then tonight

police are still looking for the gunman. it happened around 4:00 yesterday afternoon near the living and learning commons a few blocks away from the main campus in dover, kent county. that building is a residence hall for 200 students. it forced the students into lockdown for about four hours. >> something like that can happen at any time, but pretty much a shock. >> the student is in stable condition. investigators believe this is an isolated incident. delaware state university is closed today for election day. >>> eight minutes after 5:00 p.m. investigation into a murder/suicide outside a ymca will continue in chester county. a man ambushed his ex-girlfriend in the parking lot around 6:00 last night. he then shot, he shot her and then he shot himself. the y was put on lockdown while police investigated. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> getting a warmer start this morning. the temperatures are in the 50s. and there is a little bit of a breeze blowing. that's a live view from the ara

it looks like that vote looked for barack obama, and that's the goal for democrats, why they're doing well in that state but not in others. >> and as we talk about the effect of president obama in some of these campaigns, we should talk about our exit polls, too, because cbs news talked to voters as they left the polls today and we telephoned some who voted early to find out what was on their minds as they cast their ballots. gayle king and anthony mason are in studio 47 tonight to tell us what we all learned. what did you find? >> it may not surprise you, norawhen you hear the numbers. the president didn't even campaign for fellow democrats in any of the nine senate battleground states that we're covering tonight. and eye number of democrats have been trying to distance themselveses from the president and his policies. and it's easy to see why when you look at these numbers. 54% of the people we talked to today disapprove of the job that president obama is doing. >> nearly 60% of republicans in our exit poll told us their vote for the house today was a vote against the president and

that looks good. maybe you plan on heading over to tahoe for this weekend, also getting gorgeous fall color here and swjust spectacular on the american right now. saturday and sunday is still going to be beautiful. your near peak, placerville and el dorado. i want to welcome in a good friend of mine, especially on a traffic tuesday coming in clutch this morning. good morning, mike. >> and the clutch or automatic, you'll have a slower drive, not on this specific shot, this is berkeley and university avenue. our speed sensors tell the story. as you're coming from the top of the screen, approaching central avenue, the backup from the earlier crash at university, we have a second crash causing more backup, right at golden gate field at the merge. you have your metering lights on and the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's move over to the tri-valley. nothing unusual, you have your build for 580, south through pleasanton and highway 84, there's a crash there around niles affecting 84 itself but the

let's take a look at it.ans' response to the war on women. >> allison lunder-grimes that i'm not good enough. >> that i can't graduate college without raising your taxes. >> she wants me to believe that strong women and strong values are incompatible. >> she thinks i'll vote for the candidate that looks like me. >> rather than the one that represents me. >> as a strong kentucky woman, i'm voting for mitch mcconnell. >> because he votes for me and works for us. >> do you think the testimonial ads work, dorothy? i guess it's better than having mitch mcconnell on there. >> that's not the kind of comeback we need. it looks very much like an election phony. what they really need now is an all-out assault on what has been going on for a long time, saying this is what the democratic party is. this is what they do with people. they put them in this undifferentiated blog of a mess and people are not uncon, of these things. what is required is raising that consciousness. and that's what the republicans should do. >> in

looking up. >> he was looking straight at velasquez as he painted him and he was looking at him throughle future and the miracle of velasquez is to be able to allow sebastian to speak to us across time and space. >> why is there not more contemporary art in this book? >> it did not make the cut. we went to the sophia in madrid. there is no islamic art which is a passion of mine. there is no medieval art. the book is serendipitous to a certain degree. it is where we actually fit. i'm going to amsterdam for a lecture. we do not happen upon it. i would love to speak about the painting. the pictures. so on and so forth. so much. >> it is logistics then? >> a lot of it was. we tried to put some border into it. there is certain coherence because we are doing a great deal of antiquity and european art. >> the book is called "rendezvous with art." philippe de montebello and martin gayford. it is great to know that when you look at a piece of art, so much goes into it and he gives you an informed sense of what has turned on two people about the joy of looking at art and understanding art. back i

now a look at u.s. futures as steve liesman was pointing out, many of the focus being from that gdp number which is due today. nasdaq up 4 points. keep in mind, apple hitting report highs yet. s&p 500 indicating a higher open by around 3 points. we leave you with these live shots of pope francis in extrasbourg where he is due to address the european parliament in around 15 minutes time. we'll be back with more. >>> it's 5:00 a.m. in new york. thank you so much for joining us this morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm seema mody. >>> ferguson sees the worst night of violence since august after a jury decides not to wharnlg a chiet police officer for the shooting of black teenager michael brown. president obama calls for calm. >> for those in ferguson, there are ways of channeling your concerns constructively and there are ways of channeling your concerns destructively. >>> iran's supreme leader accuses western leaders of arrogance after nuclear talks fail in vienna, this despite assurances from p

look at the tents out there.ing up in minutes, he will tell us why the hopes may be dashed. >> really? >> i know. kind of interesting. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. i ducked outside. >> okay. what's it like? >> it's chilly. >> yes. >> the sky was clear. >> yes. >> chilly? >> no [laughter] >> yeah, it is for us. a little bit of fog, you two, as well. it wasn't there and then is popped up. i know we had some out by highway 4. oakley, concord, santa rosa. i think that will be on the increase tonight and tomorrow. think about that if you are traveling maybe late tonight, tomorrow morning. there will be more fog. there's only pog and a few high clouds. very hey die skies, everything starts to change as we head towards early friday. the system begins to drape its system over us. we'll get a few high clouds, if not today, tomorrow. the pattern is still offshore and the breeze. it's not happening today. except some of that patchy inland fog. not the coast. a

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things are looking good.es are back opened so we're looking at the schuylkill at city avenue where things have improved a little bit with that construction moving on out. we do still have this accident, though. police headed to the scene right now in hilltown township. this is in bucks county. watch for it on 309 southbound just past 113. you may see some restrictions in that area, certainly when police arrive on the scene. we've got some construction here blocking the right lane and it's out in bucks county on the turnpike westbound just past the connector bridge but seeing speeds like 62, 54 miles an hour, so with just one lane blocked, only a little bit of an issue and the ramp from the black horse pike, you want to watch this, too. southbound to 295 we've got construction out here blocking up to two lanes and that's going to last for another hour and a half or so, so out there a little bit as well as the ramp from 295 southbound to 42. in new jersey a couple spots with construction out there at this early

well look who's up i'm really glad you're here, m. me too. ♪ look who's here!ksgiving but after that getting home might be a little more difficult will talk about that of later but right now we have sunny skies sale look farmout tem camera where looking get some preconditions from the north bay and is paid to much is at lunch time plenty of sunshine mid-60s and land 63 for the bay shoreline and by late this afternoon will tap out in the upper 64 the location around mid to upper 60s for the bay and sunny skies >> reporter: still pretty chilly were talking low for this is santa rosa 38 in vallejo 49 antioch oakland and san francisco 2250 degrees and is san jose aware looking in 43 degrees in a series of storms heading this way. that could impact how lame >>george: still slow at the bridge and to start to look at the bay bridge and the west palm ride we're still backed up into the macarthur maze 30 minutes for the drive time we're still jammed as well as with any approach 92 in the san mateo bridge san his shabby missing not that that is in getting but amid concer

look forward, not back.'s 15 bucks a share of savings right there for them to take. >> go where the puck's going, right? you're up in canada and toronto, you know what i'm talking about. >> exactly. go cavs. >> thank you, appreciate that. better than the leaves. thank you. that's laughable. eric jackson. we have sad news to bring you today regarding our extended family on the halftime show. wall street icon jim lebenthal died friday at the age of 86, he was an expert and so much more and could tell a great joke as you found out on father's day. he's the father of who cnbc friends, and he most recently joined the show this past father's day as i said. we extend sympathies to the entire lebenthal family. he was and certainly will be missed. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of t

otherwise, looking quite good.ne highway, taking a look at 301, branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, head flowing just fine. top of the beltway, no problems. 95 here in maryland and bw parkway looking just fine. glebe at route 1, all lane blocked. > an assista princ being criticized for what some are call a racist retweet. in the summer she retweeted a picture showing a group of couples going to prom. the boys are black, the girls white. every white girl's father worst nightmare. the naacp branch is looking into . but medical exle death of univers student hannah homicide. police are not specifics. >> her remains abandoned hous jesse matthew is charged in her disappearance. a final autopsy i >>> five people killed in a violent ck this morning w back the a jer day after five killed in a vi. four rabbis and died when two armed with mea into the build hacking at any. local synagogu the jewish com greater washin closely with p worshippers ar. they're in conta montgomery cou task f >>> today acting director of the ocret s

look at gerald ford.e's gone from 100 in 1974 to fewer than half the country even being able to identify him. the man on the street thing we just showed you. one person called him herald ford. i'm not sure we give him credit for that. sometimes people learn more about presidents. they become more remembered as time goes by. john adams, the second president, very good example of this. he had fallen to 68% in 1991. by 2009 he jumped to 81%. what would have happened for a guy that was dead for 150 years, what happened to revive his memory? well, here it is. one of these is john adams and one of these is the actor and remember the whole hbo mini series about john adams and the best-selling book about john adams. a historian in a movie in hollywood basically revived his memory and more people suddenly knew who he was. this gets to the ultimate question of who are our most forgotten presidents? who are the least remembered presidents. there are three of them. the most recent time this survey was taken. franklin

if we are looking for hope. the issues are still on the side of the democratic party, if they are looking for hope out of this. >> i'm leapfrog ray suarez, and betina. your thoughts. >> what we see in the different races is cory gardner. they needed to win in the blue and purple states. from what i heard on the ground. this is a state where the war on women was front and center. it was fascinating. women were trending. they had an aggressive out reach. we are hearing from the udall camp, it was a little too late. it will be fascinating to see the numbers on what the republican ground game was, and winning on issues that the republicans usually don't talk about, about attracting women and hispanics. is it interesting to see that in the grimes race, in kentucky. how she did like mary landrieu. >> mitch mcconnell was trending with the women, up by 4 points. >> that's something the democrats will have to look at. >> quick last thoughts? >> we haven't seen big surprises tonight. one quasi surprise is the bright light

morning, looks great, tomorrow, all through the day, looks really really nice.at do we see? well, we see few clouds that would like to start to come in, and then even overnight, late tuesday into early wednesday morning, we do have some cloud cover around here. temperatures should be mild until then. and then this waiting in the wings. and this is a cold push of air coming in to the area. we will find that again on thursday, starting really late wednesday night, and then thursday and friday and next weekend will probably be seeing highs no higher than the 40's as the colds air finds us and sticks around for little while. but otherwise today, 56 degrees, sun, clouds, in philadelphia, the shore, 55, in the poconos, 48 degrees for the temperatures there. the win not all that bad either. five to 10 miles an hour out of the west, tonight, we drop down to 40 degrees. and then it will be slightly cooler in the outlying areas, next couple of days, we've got readings that will be in the 60s, call it 60 degrees for monday, tuesday, wednesday, and then thursday, friday, an

so when you come here, are you looking to defend your space or looking for new partners. >> we're here because a lot of our clients are here, partners are here, great exchange of ideas and we want to be where the action is, in the discussion, in the dialog. we've built great capabilities we think a lot of companies will be able to leverage. that's why we're here. >> part of the conversation about payments today always has to do with apple pay. tell us how the rollout is going. you're one of their partners. >> apple payrollout is going great. we have a lot of our banks that are going to be launching soon. close to i think more than 500 banks getting ready to launch with apple pay. it's going to be a great service for a lot of our clients around the united states. and as we've said apple pay is just the beginning. we are working with clients to launch a whole bunch of different digital solutions. >> i wanted to follow up on that. on the conference call your boss charlie said this is a first case and there is more to come. what else should we be looking for? >> we've built a new platform

we look at all the different flow indicators. it looks terrible. so you want to be sure. so you have this event coming up but maybe get a slightly better entry point. so we're just going to trade for a slight back up and get involved in short trades again. >> you're going to wait for it to tick higher. >> yeah. but we don't want to miss the trend. we want to be not particularly ambitious. >> the other side of this trade is it strengthens the u.s. dollar. a lot of people would say the dollar has seen huge highs since the may lows. in terms of contest of past dollar bull runs, are we near the end? we are where? >> if you look at the moves we had in the early 80s and late '90s, we talked about 40% in a period time. the move we've had feels very big because we've been in such a low volatility environment. but i don't think this move is over. i think a lot of the catalysts are still ahead of us. the fed is not fully priced. the flow situation looks terrible for the euro. i think there's a lot of underlying location shifts that supports the dollar going strong and euro going we

looking for 222.gure it out from there. >> you can see right there alibaba is reporting total users of 307 million people. which is an unbelievable number. >> that's about the united states. in fact, they were looking for 298 million active buyers. i am getting a hold on this now. >> i see why no one's flashing the numbers. because it's -- >> it looks like eps is the same in terms of expectations. and looks like slight growth on the other side. >> up 49%. around 46%, 47% is what consensus was looking for. >> i finally figured this out on the revenue side. they are being reported. revenue came in at $2.74 billion. that is better than the street had been expecting. they'd been looking for $2.61 billion. those numbers you see of 10.9 billion is not in dollars. that's where you're going to see people taking time to get this through. obviously chinese companies said the reporting numbers in both. the analysts are only giving estimates based in dollars. >> 555,000 million. that comes out to 90 million ameri

the numbers look good. in particular canada looks relatively strong.n struggling with the canadian business, but they should be up in the mid to high single digits in the fourth order. it does seem to have taken hold to some degree, but we all know one quarter does not a trend make. we have to see target deliver on these fourth quarter promises. >> i think target could be .elivering because they are expanding. let's expand the conversation. gary v. is still here. rachael is the founder of a company that has a partnership with target. the target lady to be kristin weight behind the register with a slight -- krist in wiig behind the register with a slight afro. actually that is more like my haircut. >> we have been in sharply. targetalways been a customer. they have something for everyone whether you are a teenager, a homemaker, a schoolteacher. it is an opportunity to access design and beautiful products and it is everything you need, whether it is for home or fashion. we were very excited to have the opportunity to go to minneapolis. i personally got t

lays are looking good right now. have construction to warn you today through monday. northbound mount laurel road closes, stick to hartford or elbow lane. let's check storm tracker 6 live double scan we can see the snow showers and the rain from yesterday just about out of here. showers left over in dover, delaware and cape may. it's out there. this is what it feels like, 32 in allentown. feels like 24 in reading. 28 in wilmington and dover, 35 in millville. 30 in the city, it's a chilly start. the winds are kicking up today. >> i'll bundle up. thank you, karen. >>> developing overnight police are investigating an attack at the navel submarine base in connecticut. a man with a knife try to to get through the pedestrian gate. officer fired shots and ricocheted bullets hit another officer and police caught the knife-wielding man. he is okay and will undergo psychologic valuation. >>> an 18-year-old student was found not breathing at a frat house he is in the hospital and under intensive care. another students were arre

does apple look? >> well, what's interesting is these are very similar, just talking about facebook and apple. each is up between 8% and 42% on the year. but apple is steep. that's dan's phrase of tactical and trade. because it is just that in the sense that you've got to be quick if you get a drawdown. but structurally, apple is a very intact situation, whereas facebook is not. facebook has a recent drop in gap. and we kind of like the opposite side of both of these trades longer-term. >> here's the thing. apple is cheaper than the market, but compared to its historical multiples, it's at least a turn and a half rich. meaning if it was trading the way it has historically, what you'd be looking at is a stock that's probably 10% lower than it is right now. if you're long the stock, which is something i've actually advocated by buying this put, essentially that gives you a cheap call through the holiday season. and, you know, at the price that this put is trading right now, it's unlikely to decay a grea

a lot of us think having a healthy body image is looking in the mirror and thinking i look like a ten of ten. my experience and research shows that a better body image is being able to say maybe i'm having a bad hair day, but that's just a tiny part of who i am and there's all these other things about me that i'm excited about. >> it's really tough when you go shopping. i've noticed that clothing changes sizes even though i haven't. all of a sudden i'm wearing smaller sizes and i know i'm not that small. >> it's really interesting. some of my research looked at the concept called vanity sizing. while men's sizing is typically by measurement, women's sizes are a little bit more arbitrary. and our clothing manufacturers know that we're sensitive about our bodies and they're playing into it. and some of us love the idea of walking into a store and finding out that, oh, my goodness, i'm suddenly a size smaller. but at the end of the day i really think we owe it to ourselves to know our bodies and appreciate them and a label is just a label, it's not who we are. >> we have about 20 seconds

as we look outside we have sky 6 looking at the airport.very now and then the camera bounces a bit because of a stiff breeze, but not like yesterday. 39 as you head outside. cool enough for jackets an coats. 37 in trenton. 40 in reading, 39 in wilmington, 38 in millville. that's a nice improvement over 34 from an hour ago. 44 at sea isle city. i'll go ahead and bring on that always on day planner for you for those of you watching in hd. satellite and radar showing cloud cover welling up north of philadelphia. generally speaking we're looking for a fair amount of sunshine today i can say inning with some clouds as we go through the -- mixing with some clouds as we go through the around. in allentown, 58 not as windy as over the weekend. down the shore, 58. clouds and sun, and breezy. philadelphia, 59 is the high, winds running west/northwest at 20 miles per hour and chilly conditions with the mix of sun and clouds. as we roll through the day, 51 at 11:00. 2:00 p.m., 58 degrees. 54 at 5:00 p.m. the high 2:30 or 3:00 before we see the numbers

there will be people who look to do that.here is the biggest opportunity that we will get you a glass of water. the biggest opportunity still in asia or in the united states or in europe? could they brca2 the indian market? is there a better opportunity? -- could they board into the indian -- break into the indian market? >> when you look at the way that the chinese shop, we had someone who worked very closely with the department stores and they were saying the problem that chinese department stores have is people shop so differently. they will post something they wear online and wait for responses. said, theer what you first frontier, domestic markets would be to asian markets. it is a big market. you have close to 200 million internet users. they would look to conquer india, indonesia. have a presence in the u.s. and europe. probably look to find those in a 3-5 years from now. let's not forget it is [indiscernible] , should we know about how much the chinese by? know about howwe much the chinese buy? chinese are very differ

we like to look at forward-looking markets, not backward looking information. markets, particularly fed fund futures continue to suggest interest rates will stay down. in fact in the late october meeting which is essentially a year from now, we were pricing in an 80% probability of that last week. today we're looking closer to 70%. so the probabilities continue to decline and i think that smart money is telling us that rates will stay low. liz: where do you go long, where do you go short. >> keep it simple stupid, keep buying bonds, right? equities market best performing sectors year-to-date are paying highest dividends. anthony scaramucci was talking about it earlier. i'm looking at reits, utilities. they are highest dividend-paying stocks. they con it to do well. up 23% year-to-date. both of them substantially outperforming s&p 500 only up 10%. small cap up two. david: long term or short term? if you think rates stay same for a while get long term. >> depends what investor you are. investing community can buy tlt. express that thesis. that is easy way to do i

well look who's up i'm really glad you're here, m. me too. ♪ look who's here!e show at 7th and maritime. initially, the chp didn't get involved, but officers are made their presence known, cars began dis%sing, and the chp officers were able to block several cars, and then shots were fired within that group of trapped cars, and there were report that is at pedestrian may have been injured. look at all of the cars there. a van tried to escape at one point, crashing through a fence, but it got stuck on some nearby tracks, but then someone set their car on fire. firefighters couldn't get to that burning car because there were so many other cars in the way, so that happened on the streets of oakland last night. >>> a bunch of bikers in l.a. go wild police give chase. >> reporter: crazy. s a is a nine. pack of motorcyclists taunting a police car giving chase. doing stunts, but not just doing wheelies, but doing wheelies right next to the police car. this brazen six-minute video was posted on youtube that shows bikers in los angeles driving on the wrong side of the ro

looking in isolation and that we would need to look at, all of the developments surrounding for example, marshal elementary school. and that has the maximum capacity of 240 students since we did sell the property right across the street from it, to the mayor's office of housing hoping to build 115 of affordable family units which we thought may go to marshal elementary school. so that i think we are challenged in a couple of ways here. and i think that the information that we have, needs to coincide with the information that and be aligned with the information that the city is giving us and we need to look at transportation systems and uls the infrastructure to support our families here and what kind of support services, are we planning for the next 20 years to support the families coming in? do we have enough recreation and open space and i think that all of these things the families look at and schools do need to look at this and not in isolation but rather, as part of the bigger picture. of what makes san francisco a great place to live and people want it live here. and educate the c

looks like his ears. it's going to make one heck of a parade when it steps off in the next few hours, this is the 95th 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> if you're not going to the parade, you can see the action on 6abc, rick williams and cesily tynan will host the compage starting at 8:30. >> new this morning, from our delaware newsroom, a huge fire burned a farmhouse to the ground. you can see the fierce flames that tore through the building on the 1400 block of old mill town road in mill vehicle. it took crews an hour and a half to get the flames under control. >>> gunfire rang out at a barber shop in reading for the second time. witnesses say the shooter fired at least 6 times before getting away. one of the victims was listed in critical condition. a shooting happened at the same barber shop on tuesday, but there were no injuries in that in that case. >>> the last survivor of the multiple shooting in tabernacle new jersey has died, 11-year-old alsand

it does look pretty professional. i put a go-pro on my back, and just walked five to ten feet in front of the girl and stabilized the footage afterwards. >> we posted the video on our facebook page and we received over 800 comments. first becky she writes, um, i'm sorry, but not everything was bad. hello, have a good day what's wrong with that? maybe a few crazy things like the guy following her. >> there's a couple of things. really the goal of the video was yes, i know some of the stuff is more mild than the others, but the idea was to show what it's like day in and day out to have not just that but again and again and again you know how all these problems kind of build up on each other and their collective weight can be overwhelming. this isn't your neighbor trying to say hello in downtown new york city. these are guys, there's an agenda there. this isn't your grandpa asking you how your morning is. there's something being implied. >> how would you feel if that was your daughter. i have three and would most definit

take a look at the clouds here in kutztown and look at how fast they are moving.course. now they have stopped. but there you go, that is an indication of just how windy it is. those clouds are really booking across the sky. we have got temperature of 38 degrees in kutztown right now. wind north at 10 miles an hour and it is a day with a lot of wind and able to move those clouds around quickly. you'll find that as well as you step outside the door today, 42 at the airport in philadelphia. thirty-nine in wilmington. forty-one in trenton. forty-three in dover and wildwood, and as you head to doylestown it is 39 degrees. quakertown 38 degrees. mount holly 41. then factor in the wind and it feels like the freezing mark or below in some locations. feels like 18 degrees in the poconos right now. feels like freezing mark in allentown. feels like 29 degrees in millville. our temperatures today will warm up. we will get close to the 50-degree mark today, there will be a cold wind out there all day long. wind gusting to between 30 and 40 miles an hour and we are seeing wind

i was looking a year ago. they were 4.35%. >> rates are still low on the 30-year mortgage around fannie and freddie will be able to do a much lower down payment. one of the big problems in chicago, rents are actually far more expensive than getting a mortgage. why? because people can't put down the down payment. so i know guys going out, putting 5 or 20% down, paying pmi. and making a profit immediately renting out. as we get, the ability to only put that 3% down allow as new class of consumer to come in and look at housing and save themselves some money relative to renting. so i actually think we're maybe at the beginning of that big housing sector boom. i think we could really see 2015, 2016 look like oh 04 and oh 05. hopefully 2015 doesn't look like '08. i hope that doesn't happen. we don't have the monumental. credit will get a little easier and rents are just as strom i cannily expensive. david: hey, mark, take a deep breath, very deep breath. we'll come back to you. first i want to go to yu-dee. we're ta

they looked at major u.s. markets. we look at homes priced at $5 million or more up 18%. that compares with a 1% fall for the overall national market. inventory at the top getting tight. the number of homes for sale dropping by 13%. the 5 million plus homes inventory down 47%. >> when demand is strong and supply is tight there is only one place for prices to go and that's up. we are seeing that those list prices continue to be strong and heading north and that's very unlike the rest of the market. >> talk about strong, the three most expensive sales of the home in the quarter all of these were over $25 million. one of them is in indian creek, florida. that went on the market and sold for $28 million. the biggest discount at the high end, this place in millbrook, new york had been on the market for 9.5. >> i can live in that price cut. >> i can buy two homes for that. >> thank you very much. >>> we are going to talk about getting our heroes back to work. how one wall street firm is taking our veterans from the battlefield to the trading floor. it is a very inspiring story

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take a look. police say a truck hit the squad car here, which then burst into flames at 28th and tasker streets in south philadelphia. this was around 5:30 yesterday afternoon. officer mark kinsey couldn't get out of the car. neighbors, including 17-year-old volunteer firefighter joe chambers, pulled the officer to safety. in this exclusive photo, you can see the teen meeting the officer in the hospital. he spoke only to nbc 10 and said he reacted quickly thanks to his firefighter training. >> i saw that it was a cop car, and right then, i just started doing what i had to do. >> officer kinsey is fortunately in stable condition. he's doing okay. a passenger in the truck that hit that cruiser was also injured and taken to the hospital. there's no word yet on that passenger's condition. witnesses say that they saw the truck's driver fleeing the scene of the accident. police are still searching for him. >>> drivers of a recently launched ride sharing service in philadelphia could soon find themselves

take a second and look out the window a bunch of kids leaving the house. they look out. what happened? they look up and say, hey, somebody got shot! we get dressed and run downstairs. by the time we get to the door, the cops already shutting down the street. >> reporter: temple senior janson describes the chaotic scene after a 19 year old fellow student was shot in the leg just before 1:00 o'clock saturday morning. >> people just flooding out. just mass confusion. crazy. >> soon after students got this text alert to their phone advising them to avoid the area around the 1500 block of north 17th street. just blocks from temple's camp campus. neighbors tell us they heard one gunshot ring out just outside a large frat party scattering terrified students. police say a stranger approach the victim and 20 year old friend as they stood on the block saying quote give me everything you've got before showing a handgun. the victim charged the shooter and was shot once much he's in critical condition at hahnemann hospital. the gunman took off empty hand handed. >> my friends got rob

taking a look elsewhere, 270 out of frederick looking good. no major delays there with all lanes open. 66 at fairfax county parkway looking good traveling in to the beltway. then a live look at 95 at norton road, more volume but no delays. aaron and eun, back to you. >>> 5:23. a new study suggests one-third of american adults with diabetes don't know they have it. researchers at emory university looked at health data from the past five years to find three in ten people with diabetes were unaware they had the condition even though 67% of them had seen a doctor at least twice in the previous year. >>> and medical scrubs have been around for decades but a group of houston men is revolutionizg the industry. take a look at the medsuit. the game-changer of the high performance scrubs is copper sewn into the fabric and copper is anti-microbial. and it has several features which eliminates the need for a lab coat. it is not cheap, it will sell you back $400. >> remember that goat we showed you a minute ago, this is one of hi buddies but this time it's

look what we did on black friday and look what we did on cyber monday.t's going to be massive for them. i think the stock could be rallying ahead of that and maybe it sells off ahead of that. really what you want is this thing to set until around 110 -- >> hyped site is 20-20, but there were good reasons actually to do a trade like this and the fact is that the pgs options premiums were very high. you don't put the odds in your favor when you go out and buy calls. the fact it went up as sharply as it did obviously would have worked out in that case but i think this trade was the smaller one. >> is there a corollary trade, dan, when it comes to yahoo!? >> yahoo!'s moved up very nice with it. but to me at some point yahoo!'s going to have to stand on its own -- >> so there's no pop on yahoo! into singles day? >> it's going to continue to move into alibaba. but at in point alibaba's a much better trading vehicle in my mind. i'd rather trade alibaba and not deal with the mess of the yahoo! core. >> carter. >> it's a classic breakout. ipo high, consolidated,