a live look outside. we're looking at a gray start to the day.e'll talk more about your full forecast coming up. katy sph. >> thanks, michelle. things are dry right now on 309 on the pennsylvania turnpike. lehigh valley looks great, but roads in new jersey and delaware are seeing some wet conditions. what drivers can expect, coming up. >>> and counting down to another casino closing. the trump taj mahal is going to shut down in less than two weeks and this morning it is already starting the process. >>> from warm to wet. this morning, we are tracking wintry changes. parts of our area could see rain, sleet and even some snow. >> all that could cause problems for the morning commute. we're tracking the wet weather and the change in temperature, as well. going to notice much colder conditions as you head out the door this morning. 20 degree difference, i think. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's start with meteorologist michelle grossman with her first alert forecast. good morning, michelle.

. >> reporter: here live look at the bay bridge approach of the toll plaza we're looking get cloudy skies some areas of fog to specify parts of the city this morning are widespread. there may dense for some spots as the heading out the door to the site where and for a pretty nice day this afternoon ride around average 55 navato visit to the san francisco 58 in san jose a we're looking at of the '50s and livermore 57 degrees for our friends and antioch. a pretty nice start out this morning and a cloud conditions. >> reporter: here's a look at the satellite and rear really a cloud conditions on the high pressure will be taking control for the next couple of days. that will give was a pretty nice afternoon and partly cloudy skies and temperatures will be a little bit warmer tomorrow and looks pretty good if you're heading out out of town for a christmas holiday. the sea is no falling out on the tahoe area. high pressures and control for the bay area giving us partly cloudy conditions for the afternoon today in oslo we're expecting some jews are going to be pretty nice to will be in the '60s

let's take a look nationally. junk out on the west coast so maybe some delays out there and of course we have this big system that's pinwheeling in our direction with showers right now out in pittsburgh ohio indiana. we're hoping for all green aircraft although obviously if you're flying to the midwest could be some delays. in chicago we got fog reported so maybe some delays building there later if that doesn't lift. no precipitation though and all green aircraft on the big board at the airport right now. erin. >> okay, thanks so much david. >>> in health check this morning, a new survey find that is more teens are trying outer the e-cigarettes than experimenting with the real thing. that's according to the government's annual survey of drug use. among 40,000 students in eighth, tenth and 12 grades researchers found that regular smoking by teens has dropped to new lows. however, more are trying e-cigarettes and the percentage only increases with age. >>> tanning beds continue to be very popular despite warnings th

taillight look upside you can see how happy the rain is coming down to get a look at the bottom left on your screen. you can see the heavy downpour continuing as we look as satellite ryder picture the stream of moisture starting to pitch to this out a little bit. starting to itch >> jacqueline: >> pam: it was a scary cumins for shoppers and employees in safeway market. because the roof started to collapse. >> gabe: the safeway on it east capital. the worst of it, right there and i'll 3. pool of shoppers on thursday. on person suffering minor injuries. just are crashing into it and they heard a bang and saw water pouring into the store. >> i saw my co-worker. and we all-star running out. >> gabe: working to discover the extent of the damage. we will stay on top of the situation as safeway. >> pam: this was a picture of the tree that came through the selling at a san bruno home. the people who live in this home it was a scary situation for them. looking at the side of the tree and how bad it could have been that family is pretty lucky. for chilly there was no harm to look any members o

>> we looked at the volume and we looked at the number of shoppers.mber of shoppers increased. we will continue to look at those numbers. when we looked at the number of shoppers on mobile devices, on thanksgiving and black friday, we saw those numbers increase. we will look at numbers today as well. earlier, it is not cyber monday anymore, it is cyber month. >> i feel so old. [laughter] the 1990 prosperity let's stop using the term. going into december, what is going to happen? >> i think we are going to carry the momentum. it was interesting to see some of the photos. some of the consumers in the where shopping on their phones at the same time. more detail this month, but when will they want and that is what mobile does. >> it is both exciting and a little bit scary at the same time for retailers. you have a much more informed consumer. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> coming, chinese entertainment and retail group tries to keep up with hollywood. they are making a bid for lions gate. a big interview coming up tomorrow. the one and only staying.

i mean, look at these headlines. would you have an extra camera here? look at the headline. man, cuban crisis ended after 56 years. also, new york post, they go tike lighter side here, america smokes a cuban. get cuban cigars again, that's the lighter side of the deal. doug, good deal, bad deal, after 56 years? >> yes, look, it is the only reality that really most of us have known. >> yes. >> really have to be of a certain age to remember a time when cuba was a playgrounds at one point. yes, so, kind after surprising move, the fact that this happened so quickly, it was all part of a big deal. the white house argues that the release of alan gross was completely separate from this, which nobody buys into. people see this as big comprehensive package. it is going to mean a loft things. you have lot of business that is will be really anxious to deal with what they can to try to set up shop in cuba. it won't be so easy in the near term, because the embargo remains in placement congress has that. but around the edge we see the administration making a lot of changes here, opening u

a darling not just a little bit less and i look outside and see where we are looking at. the odyssey is listening with of water on the road back. that is the good news but i will throw and the things i want to fire up intensely as the head for the afternoon and evening it may very well be an awfully wet one of the widespread rain will walk into the timing and see exactly where talking about in the balance anywhere from half as to into napa depends on where you are. >> james: is it our way friday morning. in just 15 minutes in the meantime as a quick update on the commit. >>george: no big surprise to highway 17 in the santa cruz mountain you're talking about closure with the tree down this is near the summit of directions are affected you will not be able to get through this to be a big snag but is likely to be out there while we are ready tracking it recognition is already slow expect another rough ride to that is this is kevin was the incident so far that 17 incident is the major hot spot. >> reporter: their giants a fix to trouble spots this is 80 eastbound as opposed t

it looked heavy.he only thing that's black swannish about it is all the people who didn't know what they were talking about had no idea it was going to drop. >> caught people off guard. >> tell me it's a black swan before it happens next time, laslo. you know? >> nature of a black swan is you don't see it coming. >> i know. but it just happened. so we had a guy on who did see it coming. let's talk about him. and i'm not saying i knew it was going to 60, but nothing surprises me about the oil markets because it was rigged by opec and fast money traders. not you fast money trader, scott. but other hedge funds and guys like that. it was a lot of financial money in oil when they were making money in the stock market wasn't doing much. i don't know what the inherent value is. >> we also misunderstood what opec said. opec said they expect lowest demand for their oil in 15 years. part of that is because we're pumping so much out of the bakken. wouldn't it be rich with irony if we started exporting oil and jo

looking at 50 today and wednesday heavy rain, 62. 51 on thursday and then look at friday looking very nice. temperatures in the low 50s and lots of sunshine. >> thanks, michelle. >>> 4:21. let's see if there is anything to slow drivers out there this morning. jillian mele will bring us up to speed. >> the roads are wet out there. no accidents, no delays to report, but you can see it is a bit of a messy commute. leave yourself extra time there. still an accident 76 westbound right to the ramp of the blue route southbound. it is on the shoulder and taking out one lane on that area. still have police out there on the scene. for drivers in the lehigh valley, no accidents and no delays to report there. chris? >>> it could be just enough to keep the trump taj mahal open. the new plan that is in place to keep workers on the job. we'll tell you about that. the wave of casino closures that slammed atlantic city this year has put a damper on the holidays for many. but, now, some families have a reason to celebrate. we'll show you why. >>> procrastinators, this one's for you. me included. if you

here's a live look outside. looking at clouds this morning. a live look from our adventure aquarium camera. and temperatures are cold this

and she looked directly at me and then she looked back. and she's speaking, and i'm looking behind me like who's she looking at. >> she's looking at you. >> at the end of the speech we had the opportunity to meet her but all of these fancy designers bum rushed the stage. it was hilarious. people shouldering each other out and pushing and shoving and i was like, where am i? who are these people? you know? but that's how everybody was jockeying for position and for some kind of favor and, you know, to touch her arm. and it was interesting to see the fashion flock, you know, kind of get crazy because fashion flock is a tough, tough crowd. really tough crowd. but she won everybody over immediately. >> she is so capable of that. >> yeah. >> let's open the floor to questions. and we have -- do we have two mikes? one on each side. and we would like very much for you to rise and go to the mike. because we want everyone in the audience to hear your question. >> hello? >> hi there. >> thank you so much for being here tonight. and obviously, we are a

well, look at the smile on my face. because you're in the county jail. >> that's great sounds. >> really is. >> so the police went on to say the surveillance video helped them identify and catch these men, they're facing now several charges. >> come on. >>> very confident seven year old boy gives fan mail to famous nfl player. but extra gift with the letter sent this touching gesture over the top. >> good morning, two games left in the regular season, for the eagles it is like the playoffs because they really have to win both games to have chance to make the playoffs. they have to win saturday at washington, against the redskins. and there will be no trent cole, at least this game, he had surgery on his broken left hand, where a plate was put in, so at practice you will see more of brandon graham, but even if the eagles win the last two, that could be 11 wins, they still may not make the playoffs. >> for us to think of questions like that, i mean, i've -- i don't really think about it, if we win 11 games, not good enoug

weather looks nice. here's anne. >>> today marks the 10th anniversary of the deadliest tsunami of all time. memorials were held across asia. indonesia, thailand and sri lanka had moments of silence to mark the time it struck. it was triggered by a 9.1 magnitude earthquake that sent waves roaring across the indian ocean at jetliner speeds. almost 228,000 people were killed in 14 countries. survivors lived in fear for a long time after. >> every time those children felt that shock they were fearful another wave was coming. no one knew if another tsunami was going to be triggered. >> that 9.1 was the most powerful in nearly half a century. >>> new this morning, a baby was born on christmas day, not particularly newsworthy except this was aboard a commuter train in philadelphia. transit officers heard the call over their radios. they rushed to help with the delivery. everything went okay. and the mother and the baby are doing just fine. >>> and now that the presents are open, it may not be a good idea to lea

so we'll look at them again. and again ensuring that seniors and persons with disabilities are identified during the implementation process with the affordable care act and as we move through this second round of sign-ups. and then homeless and at-risk populations, and service advocates. we'll be monitoring those through the year. aging and adult services, a priority and concern is protective services and looking for an increase in caseworker, mandated reporter, conservator and we need the money to implement those and also support legislation and regulation that protection elders and dependented adults from all forms of abuse and neglect and mrs. perini also noted in the record financial abuse. while that is not part of this, we do keep that in front of us. in-home supportive services, supporting legislationings that allows the consumer, the ihss consumer to delegate an authorized representative. as was pointed out in deputy director's report, there has been a lot of work because of the overtime and new regulatio

wider look at things overall, looking quite good.e are not seeing any problems into or out of town. 270 southbound from jermantown to the beltway, 16 minutes. skaggsville, 8 minutes. quantico to the beltway, 28 minutes. everything on time. 66 east from fairfax to the beltway, 11 minutes. i am back in 10 minutes. see you at 5:51 >> thank you, melissa. the message prince harry wants you to hear when he reveals a secret about him. >>> danger theous toys. what you should avoid buying so your kids don't end up in the e.r. >> metro riders, listen up. why you could be waiting longer >>> lawmakers return to the hilly a lame duck session. they will fight the crisis on isis and ebola. . >>> 15 before the hour. you won't be paying more to ride metro but it could get you cramped and cost you time. more on potential service cuts. richard? >> the bottom line is that metro says people could be waiting longer for the traeubs trains to come. they are asking the counties to payan extra 10% in subsidies. they don't want to do that. they might have to m

look at this picture.velers standing in very long lines waiting to go through security. a tv reporter stuck in all of this mess used her phone just trying to track how long the line was. it was mere than a mile long. that's ridiculous -- it was more than a mile long. that's ridiculous. they said while the lines were unusually long, it was caused by the big holiday crowds. >>> a controversial vote is happening tomorrow in san jose. cara lui is live with more on the proposal to take bicyclists off the sidewalk and into the street. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, well, we have seen dozens of cyclists out here this monday morning, some have been sharing the sidewalk with pedestrians. others using the roadway alongside traffic. the san jose city council is set to decide whether to ban bicycle riding on downtown san francisco for everyone besides police officers and children 12 and under. the ordinance meant to make it safer for pedestrians, including seniors, shoppers, and residents. it's anticipated t

the walt looks good. the betsy looks good. the ben. mass transit looks good as well.e arefuling an accident pennsylvania turnpike westbound near mid-county. we'll have a live look at that. >>> cautious optimism, that's what the casino workers at the taj mahal tell us they are feeling this morning. nbc10's jesse gary is live with details on what they're excited about, jess. >> reporter: well, they're excited because the dire predictions doomed for this casino, well, may be a little exaggerated, may be a little too soon. the doors not closing. we'll talk about it coming up. >> reporter: i'm nbc10's monique braxton live outside of bensalem high school where you see school buses are arriving. a student was hit and killed on her way to the school bus stop yesterday. grief counselors will be on hand shortly. we'll have that for you in just a moment. >>> i'm jesse gary live outside the trump taj mahal in atlantic city, a billionaire's deep pockets wheeling and dealing and concessions from the union, put it all together, and you have the opening of the taj mahal instead of cl

look at the ocean, a live look, as it is roaring in and look at how far back these waves are starting. we have a very active scene coming up and over next couple days as the coastal storm forms and moves up the east coast, expect to see more waves like this and there is a coastal flood advisory in effect this morning until 11:00 o'clock and then again tomorrow during times of high tides which range from this time 7:30 until about 9:00 or so in the morning and later on the back bay. but you can see what is happening and this is increasing over next couple days with that coastal storm that comes here, starting late on monday but sending out a few little calling cards right now. we have temperatures that are cold this morning, but it is in the all that bad out there because at least it is bright this morning. thirty-six in philadelphia. thirty-five trenton. thirty-five in wilmington. twenty-five up in the poconos. 37 degrees down in wildwood at this point. storm scan three, a few clouds still remaining but they are on their way out all of this is cleared and all of that is going to becom

live look at 422, live look at the schuylkill expressway near route one. again the fog is hit and miss. it comes in on you fast, it is thick, then that quickly it clears out. shear live look at the bethlehem pike. you can see some of the fog there, in the background, but otherwise major roadways, speedometers, right where they should be, 53 coming up 202, watch for some fog out along the pennsylvania turnpike, out near morgantown. we slide on over to fire location in narberth. >> this has montgomery avenue blocked, at old gulph road. so at least for the time being, lancaster avenue, is going to be your best bet for the alternate. south on the new jersey turnpike, this tractor-trailer accident at exit two, a jackknife tractor-trailer. now, traffic is getting through. but as we get into the rest of the morning rush hour, may want to use 295 295 as your alternate headed south down toward the delaware memorial bridge. headed out of town? expect possible delays today at the airport because of the weather and the fog. so far all of the flight are getting out on

take a look.hoto taken wednesday night by a bay city news officer shows the undercover chp officer holding a handgun sideways. they mixed in with a crowd of protestors, but when someone outed them protestors started attacking them. at one point one of the officers pulled out his gun. >> he drew the weapon because he felt his life was in jeopardy. he told me this morning, steve, i didn't think i would live through this. >> when you take police who are not accustomed to situations like this, bad things will happen. >> the chp says the mission of the officers was to keep protestors off the highways. the alameda county district attorney is reviewing the incident now. >>> a large group of african- american congressional staffers in washington, d.c. staged a protest on the steps of the u.s. capitol. it was a reaction to the police killing in missouri and new york. they raised their arms in the hand's up, don't shoot gesture. the staffers wanted to do something in support of the national protestor protes

so we've got to look at the price. next year look at the futures market.ed in both 2015 and 16. 85%. and 55%. so again, it will be somewhere in that 40 to 45 rig profile. we could add some. we could stay flat. >> when some people see oil price goes lower, they take a look at assets which may be cheaper to them and see opportunities. take a listen to what the ceo of exxonmobil had to say about what the impact of low oil prices could be for him. >> return to fundamentals for us. it's important about watching your cash. watching your investment decisions, being very disciplined about everything and looking for opportunities that may present themselves in an environment like this. >> you have a $1.5 billion in cash on the balance sheet. is this a teime to gou out and acquire assets? >> we have over 20,000 drilling locations already that we paid very little capital for. essentially have zero basis. so pioneer is not really looking for opportunities. the majors will have to go out. i expect them to go out and buy companies. several companies are overleveraged in

david: looks good. cheryl: some are saying that the s&p has topped out so wonderfully on technical basis for 2014 that we'll see more of a dip for 2015. do you worry about that especially first half of the year? >> yeah we'll get dips and we'll get volatility. based on structural big picture there is nothing wrong with it. seasonally, 2015 all signs point to higher market. we'll have to watch price which at the end of the day is most important thing. cheryl: dave will point to another chart. >> we talk about mid-caps. we talk about the small caps, russell 2000. why do you like to talk about the mid-caps here, mid-cap 400? >> they're very important group. they're january bradys of word, stuck in the middle. this is big breakout. more times a level is tested more likelihood it will break. we have overhead supply throughout the second half of 2014. we broke out of that recently. call it 265 as long as mid-cap 400, ndy specifically remains above those levels i think we see much higher prices of the that is

been doing that for a year and a half we're looking at the continuity of the embarcadero project it was underway at mta and separate bicycle investment sort out part of the infrastructure itself working with the street group and part of the combined events and the warriors i don't know if i want to try to talk about the details until we have the if you recall plan conversation but maybe at a later date. >> i think as we go forward the other thing curious if there's a thought to the parking space underground on non-event days do 43 they really over and turn into office spaces and serve as double duty with the idea of maximizing our real estate resources. >> thanks for the question jessie with the warriors project as the gentleman said we're proposing to build 9 hundred restraining order parking spaces on site those are two levels below grade a sliver of upgrade parking is concealed so unlike mission bay you'll not see the parking it will serve a doll purpose or multiple purposes frankly the operation mission bay your obligated to park one thousand per square feet so plus or minus the

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live look at 202 at route 30. caitlin mentioned, the further north and west you go, out in the western suburbs, dealing with some snow covered roadways. now, the major roadways, you have blacktop, had the salt crews out, those secondary roads, the side street, your neighborhood, your development where you're still going to find the snow covered roadways, as you roll out this morning. here is a crash, eastbound, on the 30 bypass, between 202, and route 100. i passed couple of salt crews out, on my way this morning, along 202, but the closer you come in toward the city, you're just dealing with the wet roadways. you can see the glare, coming off of the road surface here. this is the schuylkill right near montgomery drive. over in south jersey, there is not a hint of any snow here along route 70. there is the cherry hill mall in the background, depending upon where you begin and end your trip this morning, you will be dealing with a little bit of everything. snow covered roadways, out in chester county, watch for the

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look at his smile on his face. turn the camerasand look at his smil come here.love you, bro. >> take responsibility, so that's -- it falls on e. we don't win these games. it's my number one priority. >> we just went out and did our job. they'll win some plays, we'll win some plays. i think we fally did that to the best we have. >> i'm giving it everything i have every time i step onthat field. >> that is a beaten man. the niners cannot in. arizona hosting the chiefs. up 10-3, 7-0 at home. facing the eagles today. rustle wilson across the field to lynch 17-7 hawks. also ran one in. nice 26-yard strike to doug baldwin. hawks win 24-14. payton manning 51-game touchdown streak came to an end. thanks to c.j. anderson, denver wins 24-17. all ght. it's official alabama, oregon, florida state and oh state will play in the inaugural college football playoffs. bama will face ohi state while oregon and florida state will play at the rose bowl. the winners will play for the national title on january 12th in arlington, texas. tcu and baylor both out of the playoffs. baylor w

otherwise the rest of us we are looking at sunshine.his is a good representative picture of what we're going to find when we walk out the door. off in the distance is there the sun popping up on the horizon. we have to look closely here. there it is. we have low lying cloud cover in the foreground here. it is still out there that fog but it is very, very scattered in nature and we're beginning to see a little bit of the warming or breeze kicking up here along with the warming trend that we are finding from the last 24 hours. when we look at the surplus on the thermometer it may not be a heck of a lot but it is warmer then yesterday was and again, a little hint of the breeze is better than a strong wind which would make it feel colder. it is not too bad of the morning. storm scan three shows us why this is happening and going down the way it is here. we have a warm front. we have a cold front, much weaker by comparison. you can see it off across the ohio or pennsylvania border. that is as the day progresses we will find one more but anot

we are looking at longevity.l-time low and that continues, but we must think of the future. what we are telling our clients is to look at the short-term volatility and perhaps the seeelation, where you longer-term opportunities, so you can get growth match between assets and liabilities. and in particular, you get to the insurance world or these pension funds. that is where we are favoring real assets, because we think that makes a more balanced approach to inflation that can generate the right sort of yield. >> is there enough opportunity for all of these institutions at once to reallocate into alternative asset or real assets, things like infrastructure for example, or real estate? >> there is no shortage of capital, as you mentioned. what we need is governments and policymakers to really think about what they need to do to attract private capital into the markets. we've look at the changes seen since 2008, the credit .risis, banks have pulled back there is a gap in terms of the demand for infrastructure. we se

looking at bob. looking at mist and drizzle.rts of the bucks county, active rainfall. as we widen out, lots of rain back to the south and west. this is all going to stream during the day. we're going to keep that written in the forecast all day long and it will be heavier as we go throughout the overnight hours. today, rainy and mild. heaviest at night. we'll track that between late morning into the early part of the night lime hours and then see it ending as. 52 and 55 above normal this time of year. tonight if you have plans you're going to have to contend with the rain. it's not until after 2:00 or 3:00 we're going to see the rain ending and then the winds pick up. they're going to be breezy at night and the winds as well. 38 in philadelphia. 32 north and west. winds out at north at 15 to 20 miles per hour. gusting higher at times. >> your seven-day forecast, 54 today. rain is in the forecast. sunshine returns on sunday. windy as well. 47 degrees. it's going to feel colder than that 47 degrees. as we look towards monday, most

. >> looking forward to next year. christina makes sure we're prepared. >> see you next year. >>> good morning. brea >>> good morning. breaking news. officials believe they located the wreckage of that air asia passenger jet on the bottom of the ocean floor. this as the first bodies arrive from the crash site. and new questions arise about the plane's final moments. did those on board know what was happening? >> frozen. 2014 leaves us with dangerously low temperatures across much of the country. as millions get set to ring in the new year in the brutal cold. when will we see relief? >> royal ruckus. charles, camilla and diana is shelved at the last minute amid reports from buckingham palace. what the royal family may be worried about. and spot on. from the captain's farewell to a major dose of puppy love. a look back at the best ads of the year today, wednesday, december 31, 2014. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morn

looking quiet at 4:48 a.m. it's only about 15 minutes between 238 and the maze. all those headlights that's southbound traffic. it still looks clear into hayward on the approach to highway 92. here's a live look at the bay bridge. i mention that pothole repair work wrapped up early. everything is open on westbound 80 heading into san francisco. just slight delays heading across the toll plaza in the far left cash lanes. look at this. it is clear right now through the livermore valley. maybe some few brake lights on 205 out of tracy but not too bad. everything is looking good through the altamont pass out to the dublin interchange. and bart is all on time. more than 22 trains systemwide all no delay and ace train also very quiet so far out of the central valley. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> a construction worker was shaken up but not injured after getting stuck hundreds of feet in the air over downtown san jose. she was on a hoist at a high- rise on

so we look the at data sources to look at that. in particular we looked at the playgrounds that contain cca treated wood and copper chromium -- cca treated wood and these are a common practice in building playgrounds in the 80s and 70's and 90's to pressure treat the lim burr with a preservative that was found to have negative health effects so we looked at what playgrounds in the system had this substance. they don't pose a health risk today. i want to make it clear. they have been seeld but the sealant eventually wears off so when you go to the playground you want to replace them wholesale with new materials so this map shows the map of where we have cca treated word and in particular the playgrounds that are highlighted in red, panhandle playground, golden gate heights, richmond, washington square -- these sites have basically unaccept levels of cca within the wood that again made it a high priority for the task force. we also looked at the evaluations that had been prepared by the san francisco parks alliance over the past few

taking a live look at the roads. things are looking great.his is 476 right at mid-county and a few drivers out at this early hour and, fortunately, they are not encountering any problems. taking a look at your bridge speeds and your drive time on 476 and typical trouble spots, as we'll see later in the morning and we're all looking great right now. something to tell you right now if you're driving on 76 westbound and trying to access 76 westbound from spring garden. the onramp has been closed for quite some time because of construction and that has been extended. so, that is still closed for drivers and for new jersey drivers, this is in cherry hill. live look at route 70 right at kings highway. quiet intersection, birds chirping out there. a good time to get out and go where you need to go. chris? >>> a carjacking in this area became a high-speed chase that ended two states away from here. >>> we'll tell you how this all began and how police finally stopped the driver. that's coming up. >>> a cartoon published by a local paper ignites contro

i think it's something work looking at. in fact we have been with the same system almost a decade i believe and there has been discussion over the years about going to an open source system. mr. bradon turner has been a lot to urge us to look at this system and i appreciate that and i know commissioner mar as well. commissioner mar. >> yeah, i was just going to make the motion that we conduct that study at the urging of the full board of supervisors and i wanted to thank supervisor wiener and i was a co-author with supervisor kim and we supported this so my hope is we move it forwardar a open and transparent voting system in the city and thank the work by the task force and many of the activists in the community that urged us to look at open source and other alternatives to what some call a monopoly system by the dominant voting systems. >> so we have a motion on the floor and have public comment too. >> >> and commissioner crews wants to add something. >> i just wanted to thank supervisor -- i'm sorry commissioner mar for

let's take a look at your exclusive accuweather forecast. a quick look.nd rainy, 63 for your high, very mild today, hitting that high late in the day. tomorrow we're dry bit gusty winds and 53 for your high tam. >> gay and bisexual man have been banned from blood donations but that policy could be changing. the fda says it favors replacing the ban on donations way modified policy. the lifetime ban dates back to the early days of the aids crisis. many medical groups say the policy no longer supported by science given the advances made in hiv testing. >>> the food and drug administration approved a drug with an off label use as a treatment for obesity. it's the first injectable drug approved for weight loss. it's approved for obese adults and overweight adults that have one weight problem like type two diabetes or high cholesterol. >> it is 5:23. up next we'll tell you what this christmas eve morning. >> oh, boy. and developing overnight, two police cruisers collide into each other sending six officers to the hospital. updates on their conditions coming up

m still looking at some leftover showers across the area but this will rapidly pull out and we're lookingtery conditions turning colder for christmas d day. currently at the philadelphia international airport we're down to zero minute but newark 126 minutes. atlanta about 30 minute delays. elsewhere looking pretty good right now across the nation but tomorrow it's really going to be different store across the east coast and also parts of the midwest. low 50s for high temperatures today. right now still pretty comfortable. upper 40s in millville. we have 47 in wilmington. 45 right now in pottstown. upper 30s in the pocono mountains. mid to upper 40s for tonight. fog and drizzle. but the heaviest rainfall arrives during the day tomorrow and look at that high. 62 degrees well above average for this time of year. almost by about 20 degrees. low 50s early on christmas day. but turning blustery winds on christmas day could gust up to 40 miles per hour and once again there could be leftover showers in the morning on christmas day. but low 50s on friday. mid 50s on saturday. upper 40s another cha

here is a live look, look in the upper portion of your screen, that's cornwells heights parking right offer the i95 and woodhaven road interchange. so again, watch for all of the on and the off ramps. no black ice reported but the ramps are wet from the rain. of course just that fine mist from the fog slowing us down. an accident involving a tractor-trailer, this is at jackknife tractor-trailer southbound lanes of the new jersey turnpike, right near exit two, that's for route 322, crash on the boulevard, as northbound boulevard, right near oxford circle. saint martin la tours parish there. south jersey along the white horse pike, overnight crash, knock down the traffic signal. so it is a four way stop. no delays at the moment at philadelphia international. but that's not going to, i mean, with the weather, and the fog, that we may not start to see delays through the morning. so just to play it safe, be ready. there could be possibly, possible delays, down at the airport throughout the day. all of the bridges, most likely going to be slower than normal today because of the fog, and the

take a look at the weekend. we track another chance of rain by saturday and sunday. >>> we are now getting an update on breaking news we've been following for you out of narberth, montgomery county. >> if we can mop if up, we're going to do that. right now, both roofs, the one that's fully collapsed. the second building, the main building, the roof is collapsed, about half of it has collapsed into the building so far. so, we need to be careful of that as well. >> reporter: any worry of complete collapse of these structures right now? >> no, i'm not worried about that at all right now. it's just mainly the roofs and the botanicals on top of the roof, so. >> reporter: and commuters, i guess, should expect montgomery avenue to be closed for the foreseeable future right now? >> i would think so. it's probably going to be shut down through rush hour, so they should start looking for alternate routes. >> we've been listening to the fire chief in lower merion township talk about this fire along montgomery avenue in nar

right now you're looking at the futures if we can look at that board one more time.up 70 points to down triple digits. down 170 points since 6:00 a.m. >> usually wait for the market to get open before we have swings like that with all the players in for the dow to move around. but we also made the point these are small moves on a percentage basis in the dow. if we ever get 2% and 3% moves like that with true volatility like other markets, that's certainly going to get your attention at some point. we've been down really at least -- i'm telling you when you get 300,000 jobs and you're still sitting at 0% interest rates, that was a week ago frieds. we've been straight down since a week ago friday. >> what's your takeaway from that though? >> i just think some chickens are coming home to roost for a lot of different reasons. also a lot of complacency and everyone thought the market only goes up with the santa claus rally. suddenly we were in a goldilocks scenario. down the road it should be, but when it gets sort of, you know, where you wonder where are all the big mone

we used to look at libor -- i do not even know what we look at anymore. >> we look at the ruble.these look at because central bank have added so much liquidity, they are not as useful. now we look at overall term yields, we look at what the 10-year is doing -- >> what do you see right now? >> again we are in extreme stress. >> jamie dimon knows that, brian moynihan knows that, you are going to sell me janet yellen does not know something about this?: >> the last him a talk by international issues was in the minutes, not the statement. >> michael cloherty with us for the hour. >> coming up on "bloomberg surveillance," angela sent will join us, the director for the center of eurasian studies at georgetown. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. where to start? the ruble implodes, $79 on the ruble, the u.s. 10-year comes in at 2.03% full stop eric nielsen joins us optimist and quickly right now. which institutions in europe can help vladimir putin? >> oh, that is a good question. it is for him to help himself, really, right? it is two different problems. we have the sanctions and now we have

it might not look like opec, but it will look like something in the future.assume suppliers figure out a way to price fix? >> that is part of it, but the other part is that the marginal costs eventually, you know, the price will cut through and limit supply -- >> on its own. >> scarlet, west texas intermediate. we went down and immediate $.20, maybe $.30, not the drama you would expect, but the intraday chart of the bloomberg terminal clearly shows the weight to oil this morning. think aboutave to it in the context of the mood the last couple of months. we had a little bit of a rebound yesterday, but this is really extending over the last through -- few months. >> a major headline to me is non-opec. the fragility of russia. how do you link oil prices in the geopolitics of vladimir putin? >> well, it it will hurt him badly and it has pushed them into the arms of the chinese because of the geopolitical -- >> do you think that dialogue is ongoing? 1970?lly going back to >> yeah, i think it is. china will benefit as a net importer mightily from this price decline

that is what beverages look like. >>> let's have a look at futures. we are going to settle ourselves up for an open in the green here. >>> our friends in lopped will be back large and in charge on monday. have a great weekend. "squawk box" is coming up right after this break.. i hope you had a merry christmas and best wishes for a safe, healthy and successful 2015. >>> good morning. "the interview," not getting great reviews from what i saw. >>> a christmas outage, xbox and play station networks go down leading many to question if those systems were hacked. >> bargain hunting shoppers expected to be out in force today, looking to catch in on after holiday sales. it is boxing day, friday, december 26th. also my daughter's birthday. 2014 and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and michelle caruso cabrera. becky has the day off. it is a full day of trading here in the united states. santa claus came early to wall street this year. while the bulls welcomed his arrival,

here's a look at our top stories, china looking to jumpstart its slowing economy. pumping $65 billion into the chinese banking system. china is on track to mix -- miss its economic growth track in 15 years. vote on a two day stopgap measure that would give the senate until saturday to evoke on the larger spending bill. here is john boehner. >> the appropriators did a marvelous job and i wish it had been done last week but it wasn't. here we are and i'm proud of the work they've done and look forward to passing a bipartisan majority in the house and senate. >> democratic leaders agreed to rollback rules preventing banks from making risky derivative trades. senator elizabeth warren and others call that a giveaway to wall street. according to a person with knowledge of the matter regulators have found that deutsche bank and barclays may have used our rhythms on the trading platform to manipulate the rates last month. algorithms on the trading platform to manipulate the rates last month. according to "the wall street journal," ebay may hire -- fire as much as 10% of it

it looks like p.m. saturday and a.m. hours of sunday but look at that warm up 51 by sunday. no snow this time vittoria. >> thanks, very much katie. good morning everyone. what you will want to hear this morning is that the road are nice and clear and that is exactly what i can tell you. traveling on i-95 we have an incident. traveling southbound approaching vine street expressway a disable vehicle has been moved off toward the shoulder. the this is vine street expressway ramp coming from southbound. it is right at that median point. as you will notice tow truck is on the scene to get that out of the way and we are in the seeing delays. delays are not existent this morning, even at 6:15. that is usually when we will see the rush. even traveling the on the ben franklin bridge we are in the clear. rest of the bridges are great. no problems, on any of the majors in the only in pennsylvania, but new jersey, delaware, and you can breathe that sigh of relief. if you are traveling, however, valley forge park road, we do have an accident near inter line drive so be line for that. mas

to me, i looked at the xlf, and i looked to define my risk. i bought it 24-21. put spread out in february. i'm trying to basically get back to the february lows. >> let me ask you this. do you believe that it is a real risk, or do you believe the perceived fear of that risk -- >> that currency reserve number keeps getting lower. and at some point, it could be much, much lower. if you do get a default -- you know, he said for citi in particular, they only had this amount of exposure to citi group. what is their exposure across emerging markets? that's really the question. what is their exposure to brazil, venezuela? that's where the contagion happens. i know the fear of it could send these stocks lower. >> we've got an earnings alert. let's get to don in the newsroom. >> darden shares are up 2%. demand rose at its flagship olive garden chain. sales rose by nearly 5% there. it also raised the lower end of its guidance. a relatively light trade here, but it was just a couple months ago that jeffrey smith and the guys got their whole board replaced, and now they're

lets take a look. this is the show, before the show, a complicated network of 4,000 devices, all shells and wiring spread over two boats in the navy yard all over seen by ken, a pyrotechnic crew behind the fire works. >> thinks the center position. everything is going straight up here. and, position number one down there by the tugboat, shoots out at an angle there. we've got position three in back of us here and that shoots up at other angle. that will give us a full sky of effects. >> reporter: effects set to music and controlled by computer for two new years show. cristina jenkins blogger from philadelphia's events blog you wish you knew said to expect to be woed. >> fire works are huge. that is where everybody will get in the new years spirit. >> reporter: as for who will be here joke instant says all kind of people all eager to welcome a new year. >> there is so many different kind of people who he see fire works and to go to parties all over town. the pyrotechnics over the delaware river are incr