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>> that looks gross. >> it looks so nasty.isgust. digiorno saw the post after it went viral. they responded with a tweet saying, no, no, no please stop doing that. >> if you're going something just to go viral and you're not going to put any effort into it like just dump candy canes on a frozen pizza you should be eating it. >> it looks like it's baked and there's little santas. it looks like it's baked so they went above and beyond. >> no, they made a pizza and then they just dumped a bunch of candy canes on it. >> you want is it. >> i want them to eat it. >> you want young g to be eating a slice of it. >> yes, exactly. >> maybe that will come. young g. we'll see. >> it looks gross and the santa is still in the foil, al. >> what? >> the santas are still in the foil. >> little -- these are little green little chocolate things or toppings. trust. >> above that santa that's a foil santa. >> okay, bang to you. >> back to. >> this is about as big as it gets when it comes to move prepremiers. wwe had to send our top notch talent ou

police are looking for a driver after a deadly hit/run. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at philadelphia police headquarters this morning, anita, what is very latest. >> reporter: good morning, jan very few details at this hour but we know victim is in her 20's and see in this video police are investigating this hit/run. it happened overnight, near frankford avenue and elkheart street in kensington. police are looking for older model silver ford f150 and searching for surveillance in the area to get a better picture of this suspect, driver and at this time as authorities notify the family members of that victim, her name is not being released but again we do know that one woman in her 20's killed in the hit/run overnight in the kensington section of the city , and police are asking anyone with any information to come forward. for now we are live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> all right, keep us up to date, thank you. >>> police say a man was shot and killed in oxford circle overnight. this shooting happened around

a live look at cape may.of the first places in our area, you can see it coming down right there just in those street lights. seeing snow tonight. nbc 10 is in new jersey where we found people hitting an aldis star stocking store stocking up. >> we're fanned out getting you prepared for the considerable snowfall some neighborhoods will be. steve is tracking how much snow woul s you'll see depending on your neighborhood. >> tammie souza is tracking when you'll feel the impact. >> we're feeling the impact in some places, south jersey, cape may, southern delaware. we have a first alert in effect. this is for the pennsylvania suburbs, new jersey and delaware. that's where we'll see the steady snowfall. when? from now to about 2:00 in the morning, that's far south jersey and delaware. between 2:00 and 7:00 tomorrow morning we'll see it starting in philadelphia and the pennsylvania suburbs. this is what you have to consider. this is going to be a long event. this is going to be 18 hours. tonight through sunday night

look at that. mid to upper 30s inland and around the bay. 54 to 56 at 4:00 with total sunshine and then 43 to 48. we'll take a look at your current temperatures and the threat of freezing weather coming up. >>> here at our live desk police in australia are saying at this time still no evidence that a car ramming into a huge crowd of people is linked to terrorism. we know two people have been arrested. the driver an australian man of afghan descent known to police for minor offenses. some new video. you can see the damage there is to the front of the car that was barreling down the street. about 60 miles per hour. that's the latest here. back to you. >>> happening today the tribute honoring san francisco mayor ed lee continue. a community candlelight vigil in chinatown. acting mayor london breed expected to attend. mayor ed lee died of a heart attack last week. vigil organizers say he's going to be remembered for his dedication and commitment to chinato chinatown, social services, economic developme

here is a look at the san matteo bridge as we look westbound. looking packed but sue tells me there is an accident on the bay bridge. let me talk about your weather as far as the commute goes. on the roads some sprinkles possible during the evening commute. for the most part it will be dry. mass transit good but a cooler afternoon and breezy tomorrow on the bay. your temperatures today with the increasing clouds about 59 to 62 degrees, it will be around 63 to 64 san jose, morgan hill and santa cruz. tonight we are looking at mid to upper 30s in the north bay, low to mid 40s for the rest of us, but look at all that rain that's coming our way. it's going to bring gusts with it, too. we will be around 15 to 20 at 11:00 tonight but overnight it will be pretty noisy with gusts up to 30 miles per hour. we will talk more about that rain, the wind and here is acci >>> left lane by treasure island westbound on 80. you can see those brake lights starting on the incline section and around the curve towards the island. it's supposedly in the clearing phases

now, most of the majors look just like this. they look pretty good. no snow, but there are slick spots to be aware of. if you're headed to the airport this morning things are looking good there as well. i should pass along that philly international just issued their own winter weather alert mode. that's until 10:00 a.m. they're just reminding people to allow themselves extra time to get there and check with their carriers before arriving for their flights. >>> our live coverage continues in south jersey where some roads are still slick from the snowfall. >> i know what it's like a few hours ago. what it's like right now, randy? >> reporter: the neighborhood streets are still covered with that dusty snow, but the major roads in and around south jersey are wet but not too difficult to traverse. 295 in south jersey, 70, 130, those are all looking good. just a little bit slick. but the neighborhood roads here, the cars are covered with snow on the streets. that dusty snow is on the ground. so you're going to want to take about five minutes to dust off yau

you don't have to look far to see why. a water main break on 18th street this morning shut off water to the building and forced a. popular restaurant to close. >> it's a bummer. i feel wadly for them around the holidays to be closed. patrons have been greeted by a son on the front door. it's actually the second water main break in two days. yesterday crews were working on a break at 18th. this morning it happened again just 12 feet away. >> age could be a factor. we're in our winter season. we do see an increase in water main breaks this time of year. >> reporter: the water main date back to the 1800s. >> the traffic is really bad around here. we could not get our deliveries in. it's hurting our business. >> it could not come at a worst time for area businesses trying to cash in on the holiday traffic. >> it's terrible. i guess we'll have to live with it until they get it together. >> reporter: so the good news in all of this is that it seems we're in the home stretch right now. u be i'm told it's still going to be a few m

we look at ramifications. plunges theews, h&m most in 16 years as the fast fashion retailer loses more ground to competitor zara. we explain why sales are declining at h&m. we got to look at the markets, 30 minutes into the friday session, one of the last of the year. julie hyman is here and we are higher. records again, at least on a closing basis, for the dow and the s&p. a nasdaq not quite getting there. a list across the board for the three major averages. if we break it down and look at individual components, we will see strength as well. in retail, for example, both on the supermarket side as well as on the specialty retail side, we are seeing strength today. costcosupermarket side, leading gains after the company came out with earnings that beat estimates. the company reported another quarter of increasing comparable-store sales, or i should say another month, 14 months in a row that costco has seen games in that area. in addition, membership rates are holding steady, which is better than cosco had anti

san mateo bridge looks good. off to a great start, 880 to 101 about 13 minutes from hayward to foster city. good news is if you are connecting off at 880 to the san mateo bridge, no delays. and if you get to 101, traffic looks good in both directions. 101 itself a nice ride northbound if you heading to sfo. southbound towards the south bay, traffic actually moving at the limit there, as well. that's a look at your morning drive. back to you guys. >>> time is 4:51. recreational marijuana will be legal to buy next week. why some doctors say they are especially concerned about pot-infused edibles. ♪ [ splash ] [ horn sounds ] dang! ok, i gotta run. hey, wait, there's something i need to tell you- dang. dang! dang! dang. dang. see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. >>> welcome back to your wednesday morning. your highs today are at or above seasonal. cooler at the coast. warmer in th

how do you think things are looking? john silvia: things are looking very good. consumer spending, disagreement spending, especially with the expensing provisions, but you are right to focus on the questions marks going on here. the yield curve is getting flatter. to what extent will the fed continue to raise rates in the second half of 2018 and early early-28 -- early-2019 with a shorter interest rate. then there is the question about home luxury loans, and finance, all impacted by higher, short-term interest rates. julie: what affect is that going to have on the u.s. economy? as we see the flattening of the yield curve, is it a signal for the u.s. economy, or is it also something that is going to negatively affect the u.s. economy. well, julie, certainly the flattening yield curve is one of a couple of indicators that would indicate economic weakness in the year ahead. 2018 looks pretty good good -- pretty good, but for 2019, we are going back to maybe 2.5%, 2.25% because there is more stimulus in the front-end, but what is sustainable in -- overtime in a highe

downed power lines again you can see on that map there but 66 still looks good. 267 looks good.f you have an early morning flight to catch advising travelers to get there earl to get through security lines but traffic on the way to bwi reagan national and dulles not showing you down. just that big issue on 28. things by national harbor looking good. maybe you're trying to get to the outlets to get some shopping done for the holidays, little bit of last minute shopping. right now we're looking good in southern maryland. five at the 301 split. all metro rail lines are on time. i'll let you know if any of that changes. if you have any questions for this busy holiday travel day at erin fox5 d.c. wisdom and holly. >> all right. thank you very much, erin. >> coming up on fox5 news morning, puerto ricans are forced to endure several more months of living without electricity. >> one couple gets an additional bill after giving a hotel a negative online review. >> as we head to break let's look live across the d.c. region right now. we're at eight minutes past the hour, a very chilly 33 d

that's really what we're looking for here i typically, when i'm short premium, i'm looking to collect at least 1% of current stock >> let me ask you this, in this environment, halliburton tried to buy baker hughes a few years ago when the price of crude was -- right before, that sort of thing. is there any possibility, with these stocks acting so bad, could you have schlumberger, halliburton, could you have a merger in this environment the reason i bring that up, if you really did think there was potential merger potential, you would not want to be short put spreads you would want to be long >> that would be the tough one because you have the two biggest player getting together, i could see push back on that. >> if you believe there's a deal do not mike's trade. >> if that was part of your bullish thesis, you would want to be long premium, long calls or call spreads rather than short put spreads. >> i think we have a lot of activity in north america and they're going to profit from that >> ge is the worst performin stock in the dow this year, the worst performing s&p stock is baker hu

as we look at all of the commutes, they look pretty good. no problems, south bound 280 in daly city, we had an accident cleared with an injury, that's now gone. if you are traveling through the bay bridge toll plaza, it's light. at 4:02, let's go back to the desk. >>> reactions around the country after a judge acquitted jose garcia zarate in the shooting death of kate steinle. >> the judge concluded that her shooting death was an accident. >> he was found guilty of being a felon with a firearm which carries a three-year sentence however, it's likely he'll be granted time served and could be released from jail in just a few weeks. the shooting sparked a national debate on immigration. president trump has been tweeting about the vertex this morning. just about an hour ago he said, quote, the kate steinle killer came back and back over the weekly protected obama border, always committing crimes and being violent, and yet this info wasn't used in court. his exoneration is a complete travesty of justice. build the wall. he also said, the jury was

look at the yields rise.reland, france, belgian, germany, commodities giving you a feel of the market today. some business confidence out of germany, unexpectedly weakening its december. the gains remains near its all-time high, as you can see from the line right there, respecting the fact that the economy has excelled this year amid robust domestic spending and recovery in global trade. debt surging this year, taking benchmark yields to the lowest level since april of 2015. to spanish levels, there's more credit defaultts swaps so says richard hodges. if movies follows fitch in upgrading the sovereign debt next year, sovereign rating next year, he says the swap should narrow the gap widths main as well -- gap with spain as well. portugal versus spain, a 10 year yield spread is the white line. very quickly, this is the one-day move in the rand, rising on the lower part of the chart, falling today. that way around. it rose, which is why you saw those massive, big moves on the bottom half of the chart. rising a

looking here, a live look at the san mateo bridge. it's slow this morning. good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. >> the cars are trembling a little bit. shivering. >> it's a cold start. >> 30s and 40s, like we have been seeing all week long. if you are waking upright now, in the south bay, 42 degrees. the peninsula, 43 degrees. the tri-valley and the north bay have been waking up to 30s. 36 degrees, it's pretty cold. the north bay, 36 degrees and san francisco, a little warmer at 48. yes, that temperature trend does show a climb. you can already see hazy skies in parts of san francisco. we have that cloud cover rolling in because we are tracking a system as we head into the weekend. i'll break down if it's going to bring rain or maybe it's not, coming up in a few minutes. >> it's cool out there. during the rain, they wave off the road crews. when it's cold, they are out there working in the cold. that sign indicating slowing. that traffic is jamming up. that means a traffic break is going on closer to 23rd. they wil

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take a look. you can see the offramp that leads to 95 is blocked because of this overturned tractor aitalking about the last couplef hours. you can see crews are in the process of unloading some of the stuff that was in that truck off of that vehicle. some of it spilled out on to the roadway there. all that stuff is going to have to be cleared before they can upright that truck and move it out of the way for you. i want to give you another look approaching that accident. what's going on there. you can see drivers beginning to turn around which i wouldn't recommend that you do because they're having trouble getting that way. now, the ramp to 95 is actually blocked there, but you still can kind of squeeze around there, so again, i wouldn't recommend turning around the going the opposite way of traffic there. we'll keep our eye on that for you. we want to give you an alternate. bristol park to academy road will also get you there. also another trouble spot, this one on the roosevelt boulevard southbo

[laughter] six: 20, veronica johnson is here with a look at the forecast today. not looking shabby. there's one thing i don't like, the fact that we have cloud cover across the area. at least we will see temperatures above average with clouds drifting through, but nothing to show on radar, so it is looking drive. i'm brown is can stay at home, but for the pickup time for the kids, those still going to school, 45 at the bus stop is morning. then 49 to 50 degrees by drop off. just a few degrees above average. morning, out in fairfax, falls church, manassas. 32 in d.c. and of a change that you will notice with a bit of wind across the area. windchill temperatures between 20 and 25 degrees. pretty cold tomorrow. feeling like we are around freezing around lunchtime. in gaithersburg, germantown, near areas of quantico, and 41 for the feels-like temperature tomorrow as we get into the day ofs for the first winter. there is your change back into the 50's. christmas day, taking a bit of a dip their. drive for christmas day. here's a look at the stormwatch 7 seven-day forecast. rain with a hi

look at health care versus taxes.got read in on all the of the details, he ran as the job's president, and i think that you have investors who feel good about that, the market obviously reflecting it, and we're starting to see that in his policies. >> all right. let's pivot a little bit to foreign policy. yearend, do we know what a trump doctrine is, patty? >> in some ways it's a continuity of the past. it was a key campaign speculation, nafta is still in place for the moment. we still have american troops in afghanistan. we still have them in iraq, we still have them in syria. so in some ways things are the same. what's different is that in the foreign policy, the big security strategy review that the president gave at the end of the year, no mention of climate change as a national security threat and no mention of american human rights and values. the single biggest change with the president is that we are not seeing america leading the world through principle. america hasn't always got it right, but it has always r

>> look this political talk has reached a new level of crazy. where was this dooms day prediction when nancy pelosi with the rest of her congressman republicans and democrats watched debt go from 5 trillion in 2000 to over 20 trillion today. where is this dooms day vision that she has when she says that debt is going to be 10 trillion more in the next decade? so we're looking at $31 trillion in debt according to all cbo predictions she's about $1 trillion added on to that so you're ignoring 96% of our deficit talking about dooms day predictions with this and look i've looked at the four major tax cuts the last hundred years and closest to this is the 1960s because you had a decent economy like now and then the tax cuts of ken edi carried out by lbj, gdp went to 6% for two straight years and treasury revenue increased, it's showing an ignorance of history or choosing to ignore it i should say. >> dagen: stacey why the scare tactics because the democrats know that this is a win for republicans? >> dagen, this is their play come on. so we're talkin

have a look at my bloomberg chart here. little indication they would do it this time around but they hiked rates. you are looking at your seven-day repo rate in whites. constitute? tightening -- fed tightening? a lot of people say no. that is one thing you might want to know. the other thing i was talking about, and this concerns hong kong, have a look at the hong kong dollar. it does seem that is a big spike up. don't forget, two things. it is a pet -- fed currency. we export monetary policy from the fed. from them hong kong monetary lookrity earlier, when you at these rate differentials, expect this to start moving towards the weaker part of the trading range. if i take this back to 2004, you will know what i am talking about. unless the fed continues to normalize, expect the slide to move closer to 785. into how all of the central bank action we have seen, i am joined out of --gapore by mike cudmore mark cudmore. so far, a fairly eventful day, given the fact that we were expecting the fed to do it anyway. what stood out

we're looking cold. temp is 30. look at chicago. minus 1. detroit 4.r is headed our direction and we'll be very in fact unseasonably cold for the next week. today's forecast high 38. that will be warmest day temperature we will see in the next week. so, even though it is quite cool enjoy the afternoon. colder over the next couple days. few clouds early. won't amount to much. partly to mostly sunny this afternoon. not as windy as yesterday good news and next front comes in tonight with clouds and flurry overnight and look at highs, wednesday, thursday, upper 20s to 30 and maybe we get to freezing mark, friday, saturday, may be know snow around and daytime highs, sundays, monday, look at new year's eve forecast. i'm concern today will be extremely cold dangerously cold. imagine in times new york by the way will be cold as well. >> i would not like that. >> no. >> no. >> thanks. >> ear sglaern few problems you need to be aware of tuesday morning northbound near 606 thornburg and there was a car fire under investigation and cleanup and down to 2 miles an h

this is a live look at wilmington. today's snow comes in the middle of a deep freeze that's not going to let up any time soon. parade day decision, today we'll find out if the mummers will be the bitter cold will postpone the new year's day tradition. >>> good morning. this is "nbc10 news today," thanks bm rosemary connors. it's 6:00 on this saturday. and, yeah, we've got some wintry weather to deal with. now we've got some snow on our hands. the snow that's moving into the area along with that bitter blast of coldthe. this is a live look at broad street in center city where few people are out and about this morning. the big issue is going to be the roads really because the ground will stick. now let's take a live look at cape may. a snowy beach avenue. this is what it looks like at this hour. again, that snow continuing to as we mentioned at the top of the hour, snow has arrived in delaware. this is another live look at i-95 in wilmington. fia isrst alracking the conditis in your neighborhood. again, steve, we're not

take a look.a great new laser light show at the elephant community center thanks to our sponsor pepco and friends of cultural d.c. brought in a the focus is on bugs and conservation. >> bugs and conservation, i love it. craven, thank you very much for having us. we appreciate it. let's talk more about the weather because couldn't be any better than this tonight. we're going to try to keep nice for you. take a look now from our camera up high above our truck right now. you can see the lights that are out there currently across the region. what we're going to continue to watch, guys, over the next few days is the temperature trend. and of course that trem tour trend going up and then coming back down. up today, and back down as we move on through the day tomorrow into the day on thursday. as temperatures get down. now take a look at these current numbers. 57 degrees currently. down into the 50s, though, and eventually into the 40s by around 11:00 tonight as the lights continue to go on behind me. te